H Vt IV t L People from all fifty- states will consider the 1984 Olympic year a special one. Athletes and sports fans from all over the world will converge on Los Angeles with going for the gold as a battle cry. At FHS, however, we want to look back to the Olympiads of the ancient Greeks and take our inspiration from them. These original Olympic Games were dedicated to the glorification of the gods and the exploitation of all aspects of physical and mental development. The Greeks considered man as an individual striving for both mental and physical perfection. Telling the FHS story of 83-84 is a good time to recognize the opportunities for development here at our school. While the early Olympics held challenges in painting and sculpture, our art classes provide outlets for many talented people. Just as the Greeks held contests in music and drama, so our band and chorus present musicals and concerts and Mr. McCoy produces a play. Through our varied classes we stimulate our minds and prepare for college and develop our manual dexterity in a variety of skills. In physical education, we train our bodies to keep pace with our minds and provide a knowledge of recreation for future activity. Organizations provide pleasure and the growth of social skills. Finally, of course, just as the modern Olympic Games recognize and emphasize the physical development of the athlete, so our sports give this opportunity to our FHS Wolves. This book should show the reader that the students who are involved in the areas available to them are indeed meeting the challenge and achieving the goal of preparing for a fulfilling future. 2 NEW OCCASIONS TEACH NEW DUTIES .. ” EVENTS Everyone Loves a Mystery — F.H.S. Loved ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ Abby Brewster — Dorlisa Martin The Rev. Dr. Harper — Julie Brooks Teddy Brewster — Roy K. Estheimer Officer Brophy — Carol Todd Officer Klein — Tim Akers Martha Brewster — Michele Whitt Elaine Harper — Connie Banhart Mortimer Brewster — Rick Randall Mr. Gibbs — Edward Whitt Jonathan Brewster — Doug Moses Dr. Einstein — Scott Wreat Officer O’Hara — Tommy Walters Lieutenant Rooney — Steve Linder Mr. Witherspoon — Steve Lewis Director — Mr. Joe McCoy Working hard at rehearsals are Scott Wreath, Julie Brooks. Doug Moses. Michele Whitt, and Dorlisa Martin. The All School Play proved to be an evening of witty but suspenseful mystery about two charming old ladies who murder lonely old men by putting arsenic in their wine, and following their deaths bury them in their cellar. At the end they go to Happy Dale Sanitarium with their nephew Teddy (who thinks he's President Roosevelt). Their nephew Jonathan is captured by the police for murders he’s committed. and their other nephew Mortimer — the only sane one of the bunch — is left to marry his true love — Elaine Harper. No. Connie, I’m not that kind of a guy. Oh. well if you’re gonna insist.” Dorlisa Martin and Michele Whitt surround Rick Randall. Steve Linder. Scott Wreath, Steve Lewis, and Michele Whitt in the final scene. 4 Pajamas on Broadway?? ... No ... Just the Musical Cast in “GIRLS ... GIRLS ... GIRLS... Leave Me Alone!! “Look Out... Here ComesTrouble” -Cast-Hines — Rick Randall Prez. — Kevin Baity Joe — Roy Keith Estheimer Hasler — Mike Hilliard Gladys — Dorlisa Marlin Sid Sorokin — Cal Wilson Mnhol — Stacy Hemphill First Helper — Rick Sebring Second Helper — Alex Pearce Charlie — Brent julius Babe Williams — Tammy Harris Mae — Tammy Pearce Brenda — |ulie Adams Salesman — Tommy Walters Pop — Scott Wreath ‘The Pajama Game” Mr. Penry directed the chorus and pit band into another terrific musical, “The Pajama Game,” which was presented May 11-12. Seniors Tammy Harris and Cal Wilson had the leading parts as “Babe Williams” and “Sid Sorokin.” The story takes place in Cedar Rapids, Iowa where Sid Sorokin is hired as foreman in a pajama factory and falls for Babe Williams, who is head of the grievance committee. Since she is Union and he's management, a clash develops between them. However, the story manages to unfold into a happy ending as a compromise settles the conflict. “Hey... listen to me!!” “Sorry. I'm busy tonight A Sweetheart of a Dance in '84 Wl The Royal Sweetheart Court of 1984 Robin White handles this breathtaking spin with grace as her date. Mike Milner enjoys the panoramic view! . . and here is our Sweetheart of a queen: Karen Bryan, and her escort. Greg Leib. Held on February 11, 1984. the Sweetheart Dance was enjoyed by everyone. Time Will Reveal, was played after Karen Bry an was crowned Queen by Lori McCann, retiring queen. Other queen candidates were Kristy' Booth and Kim Henson, and the rest of the court was Dorlisa Martin and Susan Mattox, juniors. Angie Oestreich. sophomore, and Robin Noblet. freshman. The gym was beautifully decorated by the Future Homemakers of America members in the colors of pink, lavender, and white. Altogether it was a sweetheart of a dance and a night full of fun. Can't you hear me above this music? cries Leah Leib to her date. Mike Stanford. Prom Was a Ritzy Evening Juniors and Seniors were “Puttin On The Ritz” May 5 as they danced to the theme of 1984 Prom. The colors, going right along with the theme, were hot pink, black and silver. Kim Hodges, the new queen, was crowned at 10:00 by the retiring queen, Jacki Pickel. Kim was flanked by Kim Fatheree, Alicia Nor-thcutt, and Tonya Fehrenbacher, the senior attendants and the junior attendants, Susan Pieplow, Tina Lewis, and Kathy Stanley. The band Phaser returned this year to provide exciting entertainment and dance music. Garters in the evening's color scheme were sold as souvenirs and copies of the senior will and pilsner glasses were given to each person who attended the Prom in remembrance of a great night! Gentleman Cal swings his partner. Kim Henson. Queen Kim dances with her escort Jeff Block. Beautiful girls — handsome guys ... the night was made for love. The court consisted of Tina Lewis. Tracy Rascher. Susan Pieplow. Andy Powless. Kathy Stanley. Kelly Coughlin. Queen Kim Hodges. |eff Block, retiring queen jackie Pickel and her escort. Alicia Northcutt Bobby Wingo. Tonya Fehrenbacher. Scott Rudy. Kim Fatheree. and Steve Burroughs. _ Homecoming The Parade ... The Juniors' winning float On the Edge of Fright” Look out. here comes the Flora High School Marching Band Look Ma. no cavities. z in Lindell Smith (Smitty) served as Parade Marshall. ™ r« jnun Jay Thatcher gives the beat to the band. Juniors hard at work on their winning float. 8 Sophomores playing with spray paint. Seniors just taking it easy. One of Ihe many gangs at FHS on Tough Day. QUEEN AND KING CANDIDATES - Tonya Fahrenbacher. Kelly Kaufman. Hollie Noblett. Greg Holland. Doyne McDaniel. Kevin Coclasure. Mr. Talmant and the guys just hanging around on Grub Day. The Game ... The Dance The Week ... Coach gives the team a Pep Talk. Queen Tonya and King Kevin Rick and Hollie dance the night away. THECOURT Craig Elving. Karen Klein. Andy Powless. Susan Pieplow. Greg Holland. Kelly Kaufman. Tonya Fehrenbacher. Kevin Col-clasure. Retiring King Mark Winka and Queen Janet Kling. Doyne McDaniel. Hollie Noblet. Bobby Wingo. Libbie Henson. Tony Morkin. and Kelly Krutsinger. 9 SBP Strategies Bring Active Campaigns Retiring SBP, Doug Moses, looks on as Senior Class President, Rick Randall administers the oath of office to Andy Powless. Andy serves up a winner, Michael Jackson, a.k.a. Steve Gragert, also made an appearance during the SBP candidate's speech. Remember when Dave Gish surprised everyone with an auditorium full of posters?? CHEER LEADER l tfa DORLISA Dorlisa Martin put a lot of pep into her campaign. Tommy Walters scouted for office. 10 Roy Keith Estheimer, an athlete at heart, tries to bring out the best. Everyone is a Winner on Special Occasions u Richey Griffith and Tracy Walker listen to instructions from Mr. John Upton at the Building Trades house. Mr. Phil Mann receives a yearbook to add to his complete collection, from the 1984 Editor Kim Keller. Hit it men! The SIUE Jazz Band entertained at a lyceum. Steve Waddelow, Kelly Kaufman. Margaret Arnold, Dena Burton. Patty Hilliard. Karla King. Diana Kingsbury, and Donna White attended a business contest. The whole team took second. In shorthand. Diana Kingsbury received first place and Margaret Arnold, second. Cal Wilson visited Britain. Tracy Winka finds his true love at a kissing contest held by the Boys’ Tennis team. 11 Milestones on the Road to Graduation Soon after semester exams in January, signs of approaching graduation began to appear. Some seniors became more carefree as they realized they ‘‘had it made, while others became more diligent than ever as they pressed on for honored positions and scholarships. Eighteenth birthdays rolled around for some, with the official status of adulthood. With the arrival of N.H.S. senior shirts, the halls blossomed orange and blue '84s, a sure sign that seniors are loyal classmates. Research in the library and the learning center reigned supreme in April and May as everyone crammed for debates and many labored over research papers. Finally, the last exciting week arrived with only rehearsals, not classes, requiring attendance. Baccalaureate with the traditional sermon was enhanced by the victorious baseball team members arriving, still dressed in their dusty suits. On the big night, commencement, everyone was a winner, of course, but the following pictures recognize those who, indeed, went for the gold and got it in ‘84. Kelly Kaufman and Debbie Powell were Still competing during the fourth quarter for the number one position in the senior class. Seniors speculate during a debate in Mr Baird's class. Comp. IV students exhibit loyalty to the class of '84 by wearing their senior T-shirts. Top Ten Departmental Awards Horn ? Economics Business Science |oumalism Social Studies Art Mathematics Ind Education English Spanish Music P.E Athletics Perfect Attendance Lisa Vincent Quandt Den a Burton Angela Garrett Connie Banhart Doug Muses Sum Ira McGrew Debbie Powell Tracy Walker Kelly Kaufman |ulie Adams Tammy Harris. |ulie Brook . Kim Glassford. Paul Allen Kim Glass ford. Mike Milner David Huffman Kelly Kaufman 4 987 Patsy Hoskins 4.690 Debbie Powell 4 945 Scott Wreath 4682 Kim Glassford 4912 |ulie Humphrey 4601 Cindy Lewis 4 784 Sara Thomas 4 546 Margaret Arnold 4735 Tonya Fehrenbacher 4.475 Awards and Scholarships Vetera ns Of Foreign Wars-Kelly Kaufman. Scott Wreath Business and Professional Women-Kelly Kaufman Unit Education Association-Kim Henson Buel Long Scholarshlp-Cindy la-wis Dnde Briscoe Award-Hollie Nohlet Cecil Powless Memorial Scholarship-Kim Classford. Mike Milner Roland Gill Memorial Scholarship-jay Thatcher Beta Sigm.i Phi Scholarship Debbie Powell Freed Hardeman College-Alicia Northcutt OCC Found, it ion Awards-Karen Bryan. Dena Burton U S Military Academy at West Poinl-Kim Glassford National Honor Society Scholarship-Cindy Lewis Eastern Illinois I Iniv Honors Program-Debbie Powell University of II. VFW Scholarship-Kelly Kaufman Southwest Ba|itis! College Football Scholarshiji-Mike Milner F. Eugene Mattis Award Kim Glassford. Cal Wilson All Award Winners Row 1: Tammy Harris. Debbie Powell. Connie Banhart. Hollie Noblet. Karen Bry an. Kim Henson Kelly Kaurman. Kim Glassford. Lisa Vincent. Cindy Lewis. Dena Burton. Angela Garrett, and |ulie Adams Row 2 Doyne McDaniel. Doug Moses. |ay Thatcher. Sco« Wreath. Cal Wilson. Mike Milner. Paul Allen. Tracy Walker, and Dave Huffman We have winners in all areas Kim Glassford shows her letter of acceptance to West Point to Mr. Paul Birk. FHS at a testing competition at OIney. Miss Angela Garrett received 1st plao the Biology area. Row 1: Mr. Terry Meyers, Cindy Lewis, Tonya Fehrenbact Angela Garrett, Kim Glassford, and Debbie Powell. Row 2: Ricky Meyers, Di Klanke, Gary Gill, Kelly Kaufman, Sara Thomas, and Dan Van Meter Senior Kelly Kaufman receives the DAR award from Mrs. Mary Beth Stine. Ml Tammy Harris won the title of Miss Wabash Valley of 1984. During '84 Tammy also was rated the top Pop Vocalist in the nation. Eagle Scout. Tommy Walters, presents his mother. Judy Walters, with a pin. FHS faculty recognized top English students. Row 1: Kim Glassford. Diana Kingsbury. Row 2: Diane Harrell. Susan Pieplow. Cindy Lewis, and Angela Garrett. Row 3: Sara Thomas. Jay Thatcher. Kelly Kaufman. Scott Wreath. Kevin Wilson. Randy Fatheree. Calvin Wilson. Senior Survey The 1984 FHS graduates were asked their favorites in a survey to find out the favorites of the senior class as a whole. While at home, seniors enjoy reading or partying the most. If they’re watching TV, it might be turned to “The A-Team” or “The Fall Guy” as these were the most common answers. Seniors picked “Porky’s” as their favorite movie while “An Officer and a Gentleman” and “Rocky III” were chosen as second and third favorites. When asked their favorite actor and actress, the most frequent reply was Burt Reynolds and Heather Thomas. In the music field, Quiet Riot won the favorite group and WYER turned out to be the favorite radio station. Since 1984 is a year of the Olympics, seniors were asked their most-liked event of the Games. Gymnastics, ice skating, and hockey were the most popular answers. At school, seniors enjoy English and math the most as favorite subjects. Other common answers were accounting, history, and Senior Political Science. If given their choice of cars, seniors would rather cruise in a Corvette or Trans-Am. Tony Dorsett, Larry Bird, and Dr. J were chosen as the top three sports figures, and pizza proved to be the is favorite by far in the food category. Seniors Starting out the year with a bang, the Class of 84” took 1st place for bringing the most boxes to the bonfire and captured 2nd place on their Homecoming float entitled “Indians Have .. .One Life to Live. After Homecoming, the thoughts of the seniors turned toward passing the State and Federal Constitutions. Soon the seniors were ordering graduation announcements and senior keys. Before they knew it, their four years at F.H.S. were almost over as graduation was just around the corner. Hurry, girls, before Cal gets all the pizza! Champs (or 17 Kristy Ann Booth Julie Elizabeth Brooks Jackie Charlene Brown Karen Sue Bryan 18 David Burkett Dena Yovelle Burton Michael R. Camp Lori Ann Clement Kevin L. Colclasure Michael D. Covey Darin Eugene Dunnigan Beulah M. Eck Robin Renae Fisher Bill Flexter Karen Christine Frost Kimberly Sue Glassford Deborah Dee Ann Goble Christopher Jay Goodman Tammy Renee Harris Kimberly Ann Henson 19 ADAMS, JULIE LYNN Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4; Youth Alive 2, 3, 4. ALLEN, PAUL RAY BAsketball 1, 2. ARNOLD. MARGARET RUTH Norris City — Omaha High School 1, 2; Beta Club 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Harstan 4; Business Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Musicals 4; Chorus 4. AUVIL, LARRY FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. BAITY. KEVIN VERNON Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting 1, 2. 3,4. BANHART, CONNIE LYNN Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4 — Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 — President 3, 4; Class Officer — President 1, 3; Secretary 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; FHA Attendant 1, 2; Prom Attendant 3. BERGER. JERRY LEE Cross Country 1, 2; Football 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Varsity Club 2, 4. BLOCK, JEFFREY DUANE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Varisty Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; All-Conference Football 4; Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3, 4. BOOTH KRISTY ANN Business Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Pit Band 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4. BROOKS, JULIE ELIZABETH Student Council 1; Business Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 4. BROWN, JACKIE CHARLENE Spanish Club 1, 2; FHA 2, 3, 4 — Recreation 3 — Vice President 4; FHA Attendant 3; Football Statistician 4. BRYAN, KAREN SUE Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Harstan 2; Business Club 2, 3, 4 — President 4; Nike Club 2; FHA 2, 3, 4 — Historian 4; Twirlers 3, 4; Drill Team 4; Queen Angel 3. BURKETT, DAVID BURTON, DENA YOVELLE Softball 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Business Club 4 — Vice President 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 4. CAMP, MICHAEL R. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 2, 3; Pit Band 1, 2, 3,4. CLEMENT, LORI ANN Pep Club 1, 2,3; Band 1, 2; FHA 3, 4. COLCLASURE, KEVIN L. Cross Country 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2, 4; Homecoming King 4. COVEY, MICHAEL D. Musicals 3,4. DAWKINS, TYLER L. Football 1, 3; Wrestling 3; FFA 2, 3, 4 — Sentinel 4. DENNIS GARY DUANE FFA 1, 2, 3,4. DUNNIGAN, DARIN EUGENE Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. ECK, BEULAH M. Spanish Club 1; Musicals 4; FHA 2. ELVING, CRAIG W. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 — Captain 3, 4; Track 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3; All School Play 1, 2, 3. ENGELMEIER, LORNA ANN Volleyball 4; FHA 4; Girls' Basketball Manager 3. FATHEREE, KIMBERLY LOU Flag Girl 3, 4. FEHRENBACHER, TONYA RENEE Softball 4; Honor Society 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4 — President 4; Business Club 4 — Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4 — Recreation 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Pit Band 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. FISHER, ROBIN Pep Club 2; Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. 20 FLEXTER, BILL Football 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2. FROST, KAREN CHRISTINE GARRETT. ANGELA SUE GALSSFORD, KIMBERLY SUE Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 4; Honor Society 3,4 — Vice President 4; Pep Club 1; Varsity Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. GOBLE, DEBORAH DEE ANN Lakeview High School 1; Decatur Christian School 2; Effingham Christian School 3; Cheerleader 3; Sutdent Council 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 1; French Club 1. GOODMAN, CHRISTOPHER JAY Basketball 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 — Reporter 3, 4. GRIFFITH, ROBERT WAYNE HARNED. MARK WILLIAM HARRIS, TAMMY RENEE Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Harstan 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Business Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1,2,3.4. HENSON. KIMBERLY ANN Wrestling Cheerleader 2, 3; Softball 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3 .4; Varsity Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Musicals 4; FHA 4; Rifles 2, 3, 4; — Captain 4; Stats 4. HILLIARD, MICHAEL T. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Musicals 2, 3, 4. HODGES. KIMBERLY G. Track 2; Student Council 1; Harstan 1; FHA 3, 4; Prom Attendant 3. HOLLAND, GREG SCOTT Tennis 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King Attendant 4; Weight Lifting 2, 3,4. HOSKINS, PATSY LOU Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3,4. HOWE. MELANIE RENEE Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. HUFFMAN, DAVID CHARLES Cross Country 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Youth Alive 3, 4; Weight Lifting 2, 4. HUMPHREY, JULIE A. Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4 — Secretary 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Musicals 3; FHA 3. JOHNSON, ROBERT ERNEST, JR. Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; FFA 2, 3, 4. KAUFMAN, KELLY KRISTINE Tennis 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Harstan 1, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4 — Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — President 1; Nike Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Pit Band 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4. KESTERSON, ANDREW JAMES Tennis 1; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 3; Musicals 2, 3. KRANTZ, TAMARA DEE KRUTSINGER, BONNIE LOU LAUGHLIN, REGINA SUE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3. LEWIS, CYNTHIA JEAN Honor Society, 4; Treasurer 4; Business Club 1, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. MASON, LEZLIE LOU Basketball 1; Cheerleader 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Nike Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MATTOX, CRYSTAL ANN Band 1,2, 3. McAllister, timothy ray Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. McDaniel, doyne allen Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4 — Secretary 4. 21 Michael T. Hilliard Kimberly G. Hodges Melanie Renee Howe David Charles Huffman Kelly Kristine Kaufman Andrew James Kesterson 22 Cynthia Jean Lewis Lezlie Lou Mason Crystal Ann Mattox Timothy Ray McAllister Doyne Allen McDAniel Sondra Renee McGrew Steve L. McKnelly David Melton Michael Ray Milner Kenneth Robert Mislich William Anthony Morkin Douglas Hugh Moses Hollie M. Noblet Alicia Joy Northcutt Michelle Diane Paradise Brian Lee Patterson Tamara Sue Pearce Kelly Lee Pearson Tamara Jean Perry 23 Most Athletic Mike Milner and Kim Glassford Senior Mcst Likely Tc Succeed Doug Moses and Kelly Kaufman Mcst Oaring Tracy Winka Not pictured is Michelle Paradise. Chris Spitzner Timothy Dean Sehie Sandra Sue Spitzner 26 Billy F. Sudduth Michael L. Taylor Jay Patrick Thatcher Bradley Louis Stanley Lori Kay Thomas Sara Ellen Thomas Angela K. Martin Tolliver Margie A. Toon Terry Lynn Toon Dan Van Meter Lisa June Vincent Stephen L. Waddelow Karen Faye Walker Sharon Kaye Walker Tracy Walker Harold DeWayne Warren Russell Eugene Waters Robin Lynn White Steven Lee Wicke Darren Edward Williams Joni L. Harvey Willison 27 McGREW, SONDRA RENEE Basketball 1,2, 3; Softball 3. MCKNELLY, STEVE L. Band 1,2, 3, 4. MELTON. DAVID CHARLES Football 1. MILNER. MICHAEL RAY Football 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Varsity Club 3.4. MISLICH, KENNETH ROBERT Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 4. MORKIN. WILLIAM ANTHONY Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — Captain 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4 — Captain 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3,4. MOSES, DOUGLAS HUGH Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4 — Student Body President 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4 — Sgt. at Arms 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting Squad 1, 2. 3, 4. NOBLET. HOLLIE M. Cheerleader 3; Student Council 2; Pep Club 3; Varsity Club 3; Spanish Club 2; FHA 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Basketball Stat. Girl 4. NORTHCUTT, ALICIA JOY Softball 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Locust Log 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Pit Band 1, 2; Homecoming Attendant 3. PARADISE. MICHELLE DIANE Pep Club 2; Business Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; FHA 4. PATTERSON, BRIAN LEE PEARCE. TAMARA SUE Business Club 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4. PEARSON. KELLY LEE Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — President 3; FFA 2, 3, 4. PENNINGTON. RONNIE LYNN PERRY. TAMARA JEAN Volleyball 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4. POWELL. DEBBIE SUE Volleyball 2, 3; Student Council 1; Honor Society 3, 4 — President 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Business Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 3; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3. 4 — Secretary 4; FHA Attendant 3. POWLESS, ROGER DALE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Wrestling 4; Track 1. 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. RANDALL. RICHARD JAMES Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 1. 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4; All School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer — President 4. REAGAN. ANGELA CHRISTI Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 — Vice President 4; Spanish Club 1. 2; FFA 4; Class Officer — Secretary 1 — Vice President 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Prom Attendant 3. ROSS. SABRINA ANNE Softball 4; FHA 3, 4. RUDY. GREGORY SCOTT Football 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SEBRING, RICHARD W. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Track 4; Pep Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1. 2, 3, 4. SEHIE, TIMOTHY DEAN Basketball 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 — Secretary 4. SMITH. DARRELL WAYNE FFA 1, 2, 3. 4 — Treasurer 3. 4. SPARLIN, BRENDA KAY Musicals 4; FHA 3. SPITZNER, SANDRA SUE FHA 4. STANFORD, MICHAEL JAMES Cross Country 1; Track 4; Varsity Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; FFA 1. 2, 3. STANLEY. BRADLEY LOUIS Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 4; Track 1. SUDDUTH, BILLY F. Track 2. 28 TAYLOR. MICHAEL L. FFA1.2, 3.4. THATCHER, JAY PATRICK Golf 1. 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Harstan 3, 4; Locust Log 2. 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2.3. 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3; FHA 4. THOMAS. LORI KAY Wrestling Cheerleader 2; FHA 1. THOMAS. SARA ELLEN Basketball 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Softball 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Harstan 4; Locust Log 2; Varsity Club 3; Spanish Club 1, 3,4. TOLLIVER MARTIN. ANGELA KRISTINA TOON. MARGIE A. FHA 1,2, 3,4, TOON, TERRY LYNN FHA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. VAN METER, DAN VINCENT, LISA JUNE WADDELOW, STEPHEN L. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 3. WALKER, KAREN FAYE Band 1,2, 3,4, WALKER, SHARON KAY Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3; FHA 4; Basketball Manager. WARREN, HAROLD DeWAYNE FFA1.2, 3. WATERS, RUSSELL EUGENE FFA 1,2, 3, 4 — President 3. 4. WHITE, ROBIN LYNN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Stats 3. WICKE, STEVEN LEE Football 1. WILLISON HARVEY, JONI L. WILSON. JON CALVIN Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 — MVP 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Locust Log 2,3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3,4. WILSON, KENNETH WAYNE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Club 2, 3,4. WINKA, TRACY RAY Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 — President 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Calss Officer — Vice President 4; Weight Lifting 3, 4. WOOMER, SANDY LEE Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Locust Log 4; Business Club 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Girl 2, 3. 4. WINGO, ROBERT NEALE Cross Country 2; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — Boys’ Sports Coordinator 4; Class Officer — Secretary 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4. WREATH, SCOTT JAMES Honor Society 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 4; All School Play 3, 4; Rifles 2, 3; Pit Band 2, 3. YOUNG, CINDY JO Softball 1, 2; Band 3, 4; Musicals 2; FHA 3, 4; FFA Sweetheart 2; Wrestling Cheerleader 2, 3. YOUNG, DAVID WAYNE YOUNG, LISA DIANE Pep Club 3; FFA 4. YOUNG, SHAWN P. Wrestling 3, 4. WILLIAMS. WAYNE September 23,1965 — November 13,1982. WILLIAMS, DARREN EDWARD Basketball 1,2. I Jon Calvin Wilson Kenneth Wayne Wilson Sandy Lee Woomer Scott James Wreath Tracy Ray Winka Robert Neale Wingo Cindy Jo Young David Wayne Young Lisa Diane Young Shawn P. Young Not pictured: Tyler Dawkins Angela Garrett Robert Griffith Mark Harned Tamara Krantz Ronnie Pennington Sabrina Ross Richard Sebring Wayne Williams 30 Lawrenceville in effigy. Color senior girls orange and blue for spirit. A Colorful Life at FHS . Take that! Say the snow dance candidates. Tough guys hit FHS. Orange and Blue fever at FHS. ■I Juniors lead the pack at Homecoming. Royal candidates for Homecoming. More orange and blue. Cheerleaders get “fired up at the parade. Goodbye party for Craig. Most Musical Cal Wilson and Tammy Harris Juniors The Junior Class got off in the right direction by capturing first place on their Homecoming float entitled On the Edge of Fright. This was the third time that the “Class of 85” has won. Representing the juniors in the Homecoming Court were Susan Pieplowand Libbie Henson. Juniors also tried their hand at selling jewelry in addition to the usual magazine sales. Class Officers: Dale Klanke. Jodi Daughtery. Tina Lewis (not pictured). Junior Float — On the Edge of Fright Homecoming Attendants — Libbie Henson and Susan Pieplow. Mark Stanley, junior athlete, finds his locker decorated before an important basketball game. 35 Allison, Wayne Auvil, Diana Bailey. Jane Behnke, Christina Brewer, Donna Briscoe. John Thomas Bryan, Shawn Canady, Michael Castleberry, Viola Cavins, Virginia Chaney, Jodi Chase. Sherry Clark. Sharon Cooper. Paula Coughlin. Kelly Denton. Tracey Estheimer, Roy Keith Fatheree. Randy Fleming. Renee Forth, Lori Freeman. Bryan Frost, Cuyla Gaither. Ovie Gill. Gary Gish, David Glassford. Tammy Gray. Wayne Green. Roger Griffith. Ritchey Guerrettaz. Nikki Harrell, Diane Harrison. Kelly Hawks. Kenny Hemphill. Stacy Henson. Connie Henson, Libby 36 Holan. Charles Huffman, Cindy Keller, Kim King. Karla Kingsbury. Diana Kirk, Kris Kittle, Teresa Klanke, Dale Krutsinger, Tom Kurtz. Troy Lamb. Susan Lawson, John Lee, Randy Leib, Greg Leigh, Chris Lewis, Connie Lewis, Herbbie Lewis, Tina Luke. Becky McGrew, Brian Martin, Dorlisa Matthews, Greg Mattox. Susan Melton. Larry Mislich, Jennifer Moore. Jaide Myers, Ricky Nosek, Diana Oakes. Jeffrey Owen. Angela Owens. Richard Paradise, Joey Patterson, Eric Peeler, Sharon Perry. Eddie Phipps. Debbie 37 Pieplow, Susan Pierson, Gay la Pierson. Kenneth Powless, Andy Randall. Rhonda Rascher, Tracy Robinson. Kevin Ross. Diane Ruckman. Brad Rutger. Phillip Scott. Dorothy Sefton. Greg Senters. Lisa Stanley. Kathy Stanley. Mark Stone. Matthew Tackitt, Sam Tatman. Eric Taylor. Jon Thomas. Mary Thomas. Robert Tibbs. Angela Uebinger, Brent Waggoner. Clarann Walters, Tommy Wathan, Eva Wathan, Ronald Webster. Cheryl Welty, Roger White. Gina Whitt. Michelle Wilke. Diana Wilkin. Lisa Wilson. Kevin Woods. Rhonda Wyman. Richard 38 Not Pictured: Atkisson Jonnie Britton, Chris Bryan. Stephanie Fopay, Karen Kessel. Mike Gragert, Steve Sheehan, Randy Grove. Tyler Smith. Steve ,n,roduCe action in How about Hot The “Maid Marians of F.H.S Some very tough people hang around our school Future models from FHS? YEEHAW — Good OF Square Dancing An Active Life At F.H.S.. .. Seniors stop at the playground after Shakespeare. Varsity Club Christmas gag gifts are soon to come. 40 Sophomores History repeated itself for this year’s sophomores when they placed third in the float contest with their float The Guiding Light.” Chosen to represent their class were Cindy Banhart, Christy Burton, and Angie Oestriech. CLASS OFFICERS — Cindy Banhart, Christy Burton. Angie Oestriech. Engrossed in their work, sophomores seek knowledge. Watching in disbelief, sophomores are amazed at the on-rushing traffic demonstration. 41 Anderson. Stacy Anderson. Tyler Anthis. Frank Banhart. Cindy Barrick, Shelly Bassett. Edward Bickley. Matthew Blackwell. )ane Beard. Greg Borders. Geb Bricker. Pamela Broadway. Douglas Burkett. Candi Burkett. Jerry Burton. Christy Bute. John Cartright. Andy Cavins. Patty Clark. Karen Collard. Sheila Conrad. Greg Cycholl, Michaela Dennis. Lori Denton. Shirley Doud. Jim Durre. Cindy Eaglin. Angela Eastin. Vivian Eaton. Doug England. Laura Erwin. LeAnn Frost. Sherrie Garrett. Tvler Gray. Paula Greenwood. Bobbie Greenwood. Rodney 42 Griffith, Rodney Grove. Yolanda Hadden. Cheryl Hampton. Cheryl Henson. David Hilliard. Patty Johnson, Tracy jones, Jeff Julius. Brent Kasten, Richard Keller, Eddie Keller. Jennifer Kitley, Kent Klein, Karen Klein, Troy Klingler, Lee Koenig, John Kohn, Jeff Kramer, Karl Lagle, Wade Larch, Marsha Leib. Phillip Leigh. Marty Lewis. Barbara London. Jerome McConnell, Jill McCraw. Dion Merritt. Sam Miglin. Jeff Milner. Tony Mixon. Lucretia Norton. Richard Oestreich, Angela Owens. Mike Owens. Randy Parish. Rod 43 Peeler. Becky Penry. Gena Phelps. Renee Phelps. Ron Reed. Scott Rutland. Mark Scott. Steven Sessions. Jimmy Sheehan. Erica Simmons. Shannan Snell. Jeff Sorensen, lean Sparkman. Jeff Stone. Angie Tackitt. Madge Turner. Steve Vanmeter. Eric Wagner. Deanna Washburn. LeeAnn Webb. Amy Webb, Becky Welty, Tammy White. Donna Williams. Bry an Williams. )im Wilson, John Wood. Kari Woomer, Tony Workman. DeAnn Not Pictured: Barrlow. Ronnie Freeman, George Metcalf. Clay Bryan, Angela Inboden. David Nosek, Todd Dawkins. Tim Klanke. Mike Stanley, Tony Dulaney. Randy Landreth. Betty Warren, Jeff White, Bill Freshmen Freshmen blasted their way into a new dimension at Flora High. Freshman Tim Locum jumped mio FHS by starting on the varsity basketball squad. CLASS OFFICERS — Carol Todd. Michelle Crown. Derek Wagner, and Lori Lutrell. The 1983-84 freshmen placed fourth with their Homecoming float entitled Blast the Indians to Another World.” Representing the freshmen on the student council were Taura Huffman, Steve Linder, Lisa Miller, Heather O’Donnell, and Tim Pearce. 45 Akers, Tim Austin, Gary Baker, Randall Banta, Jeff Bass. Dalene Bass. Kory Beard, Randy Benefield, Randy Berger, Kelly Blackwell. Traci Boose. Tammy Bowen, Rick Bricker. Bobby Britton, Karen Brown. Kelly Burgener. Kathleen Burroughs. Larry Burroughs. Mary Camp. Beth Canady. Kevin Conard. Kevin Conard. Traci Cook. Richard Crown. Michelle Davis. Bobbi Dawkins, Amy Dennis, Leslie Dickinson. Tim Dockins. Tammy Dunbar, Carl Durey, Lisa Edgington. Kathleen Ellis. Mike Fife. Susan Fry. Jason Hamilton. Randi 46 Henson, Kim Highsmith, Jerry Hosick, Shannon Huffman, Taura Hunt, Wendy Hyder, Ronnie Jennings. Mike Johnson, Tammy Kessel, Marcha Kirby, Deena Kirk, Jeff Klein, James Krutsinger, Janet Krutsinger, Kelly Lake. Misty Lane. Craig Lawson, Jeffrey Leib, Leah Lents, Stephen Lewis. Melinda Lewis. Steve Linder. Stephen Locum. Tim Luttrell, Lori Lutz. Chrissy McCracken. Shirley McGrew, Sherry Martin, Joe Mason. Lesa Miller. Lisa Mislich. Jason Moeller, Christine Moore, Bridie Noblett, Robin Norton. Jim O’Donnell. Heather 47 Paradise. Lisa Pate. Michelle Pearce. Alex Pearce. Tim Pearson. Tom Phillips. Sherry Rogers, Danny Rose, Chris Ruckman, Deborah Scott. Tyler Sehie. Bernadine Senters. Connie Senters. Regina Smith. Robert Snell. Julie Sons. Gayla Staley. Teri Stanford. Scott Stanley. Jamie Stocke. Rob Sullens. Scott Tackitt. Brian Thompson. Terry Thurman. Leon Todd. Carol Tolliver. Bruce Utterback. Troy Waddelow, Leah Waggoner. Cathy Wagner. Derek Welty. Michael Wheeler. Greg Whitt. Edward Workman. Troy Young. Steven Not pictured: Adams, Candy Melisha, Goble 48 McCracken, Nancy ALs ri,cto Our Faculty Is • • • O Mr. T. E. Coleman, a graduate of SIU-E, has been ruling here for nine years. For recreation he enjoys fishing, camping, and walking. His favorite sports are baseball, football, and basketball. Improvement of the present curriculum is Mr. Coleman’s future hope. Mr. Paul Birk has been the Guidance Counselor at FHS for 23 years. After graduating from Cathedral High School in Belleville, he went on to further his education at SIU-C. His favorite sports include football, baseball, bowling, and basketball. For recreation, Mr. Birk likes to go fishing. For three years. Mr. Bob Horst has been teaching Driver Education at FHS. The head coach of football and track went to college at SIU Carbondale. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, water skiing, and being with his three boys. Learning Skills is the specialty of Mr. Dale Wagner. Our Learning Center director has been teaching at FHS for ten years. After attending St. Joseph College and SIU-Carbondale, he taught in the Egyptian School District. His hobbies include gardening and watching TV. One of his hopes for the future is to write the Great American Novel. Floyd Henson — Superintendent Front: Kent Warren, Harold Brooks, president. Bob Smith. Back: William Kitley, Milton Smith, Larry Melton, Dwight Edgington. Carl House — Assistant Superintendent 50 Industrious • • • English and journalism teacher, Mr. Steve Lee, has completed ten years of teaching, nine of them at FHS. His activities include sponsoring the Locust Log and Quill and Scroll. Mr. Lee enjoys singing and playing the piano in his leisure time. Mrs. Anne Riley, a graduate of McEndree College, is in her 20th year at FHS. She is the instructor for English I, English III, and Advanced Comp. IV as well as serving as the Harstan advisor. In her spare time she enjoys watching FHS sports, playing with her grandchildren, and collecting novels. Her hopes for the future include retirement and required English IV. Mr. Joe McCoy teaches Sophomore English at FHS. A graduate of Eastern Illinois University he has been teaching for 12 years. He sponsors the All-School Play annually and enjoys reading, traveling, swimming, golfing and doing things with his family. For the future. Mr. McCoy hopes that education will become the 1 priority for students, parents, teachers, and the community. Students read plays in most literature classes. Sponsoring the sophomore class and Spanish Club. Mr. Tom River has been with FHS seven years. A Collinsville High School graduate, he later went to Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. His favorite sports are ice skating and running. He enjoys playing the piano and reading. Getting into videos, he is an Atari 5200 fan. Mr. Mick Peterson has been teaching at FHS for ten years. Comp. Ill, Creative III. and American Literature are his specialties. The Augustana graduate sponsors the Varsity Club and assists in coaching. His favorite hobbies are following the Chicago and Illini sports teams. For enjoyment he likes to spend time with his family. 51 Intelligent. . . Mr. Jim Baird, a graduate of SIU-C, is in his 17th year at FHS. He serves as the Senior Political Science instructor and as the girls’ tennis coach. In his spare time, he enjoys playing golf and tennis as well as watching pro football. For 13 years Mr. Don Tal-mant has been amusing the junior U.S. History classes with his stimulating teaching habits. Mr. Talmant previously taught at Springfield, Illinois. Mr. T” likes all sports but his all-time favorite is tennis. of course. Teacher of 15 years and graduate of Illinois State University. Ms. Chris Mc-Quiston shares her knowledge with the students of U.S. History. Ancient History. Modern European History. Consumer Economics. and Introduction to Political Science. European travel enriches her summers. Fresh-soph physical education teacher and boys’ tennis coach. Mr. Jerry Stringer, has taught for 16 years. An avid sports fan. Mr. Stringer does have hopes for the future, but not in regard to starting new classes. Mr. Harry Penry, teacher of 19 years, teaches instrumental and vocal music to FHS Practicing what he preaches.” students. Before coming to Mr. Bill Phillips hopes to further FHS, he taught at Melvin- pursue art interests. Teaching art Sibley. He received his for 24 years. Mr. Phillips enjoys Bachelor’s degree from SIU- fishing and sports. He is a fan of C. Furthering his education, baseball, softball, basketball, and he received his Master’s volleyball, degree at ISU, and his Administrator’s degree at EIU. Effective • • • Mr. Michael Fry, 1955 graduate of FHS, now teaches Biology I and II. Mr. Fry has been teaching 20 years. He went to Lincoln grade school, FHS. and Eastern. Mr. Fry enjoys hunting, fishing, and camping. He wishes for more time for his hobbies. Mr. Jim Miglin strives to sink Health and Earth Science into freshman minds. Teacher of 17 years, Mr. Miglin coaches baseball and is an assistant football coach. He enjoys fishing, softball, tennis, dining out, and gardening. Mr. Rick Porter is entering his eleventh year of teaching. This native of Louisville teaches Algebra I, Chemistry and Geometry. He attended college at OCC and Eastern Illinois University. Mr. Porter enjoys spending time with his family and almost all sports. s Math Honor Students attended a competition between area schools. They entered Science. English and Math Tests for a ranking. Algebra I. Remedial Math, General Math and Drivers Ed. are Mr. Charles Buchanan’s areas at FHS. Mr. Buchanan has been teaching here for 11 years, and sponsors the Freshman Class. He is active in many sports, but comments that his favorite sport is baseball. In addition to teaching Algebra II and Senior Math at FHS, Mr. Terry Myers also teaches 8th grade math at the Junior High. The FHS graduate enjoys camping with his family and working with the youth of Flora. One of his hopes for the future is starting an Algebra I class at the Junior High. 53 Dexterous • • • CPR — Death Education — Stress Management — Expanding Health Care Skills are the classes teacher of three years, Mrs. Muriel Archbold would like to start. As a graduate of Central Michigan University, she teaches Health Occupations and Health Care Skills and and enjoys teaching, traveling, playing the piano, and racquetball. Mr. Bill Berry is in his 33rd year of teaching — 28 of those here at FHS. This teacher of Wood Orientation. Woodworking, Interior Construction, and Co-Op. enjoys fishing, hunting and studying the battlefields and battles of the Civil War. Teaching her former kindergarten students in Home Economics and Cooperative Career Education, Mrs. Lucy Burgess has completed 21 years of teaching. Sponsoring FHA, she enjoys painting and gardening. Mrs. Burgess’ favorite sport is basketball. Mrs. Mary Beth Stine is a graduate of the University of Illinois and has been teaching at Flora High School for 25 years. Her numerous subjects include Home Economics, Family Ecology, Orientation to Foods, Foods II, Advanced Foods and Co-Op. She is a sponsor of FHA and enjoys shopping and traveling. Mr. Robert Wheeler teaches Vocational Agriculture, Small Engine Repair and Welding and sponsors the Flora FFA. Mr. Wheeler has been teaching for 20 years. He received his education from U of I. During his spare time he enjoys family camping, watching the Dallas Cowboys play football, and pitching washers. Former students of Mrs. Bev Elving once again had her in class while she taught in the Home Economics department first semester. Mrs. Elving and her family later moved to Memphis. Tennessee. 54 1 Mr. Bob Elliott has been teaching at Flora for 16 years. He teaches Accounting 1 and II along with the Co-Op class. He attended college at SIU-C. For enjoyment. Mr. Elliott likes to listen to country music, attend concerts, and play tennis. Industrial Orientation. Technical and Architectural Drafting. Residential House Wiring, and Everyday Shop Skills are Mr. Lester O’Dell’s classes here at FHS. Mr. O'Dell started teaching here 15 years ago. His favorite sports are football, baseball and wrestling. He coaches wrestling and enjoys family oriented projects. Diligent... Student teacher, Mike Dolce, enjoys giving individual help. A flower, not an apple for this teacher! Sculpturing might be considered one of Mr. John Upton's duties as Building Trades teacher for the past eight years. Mr. Upton attended SIU-E and SIU-C. Here at FHS he sponsors the junior Class. He enjoys basketball, auto-racing, antiques and antique cars. After receiving her college education at Eastern. Mrs. Vicki Payne began teaching at Flora and has been teaching here for ten years. She teaches Data Processing. Typing I and General Business and is a sponsor of the National Honor Society. Her hobbies include doing needlework, playing the piano, and working with computers. Mrs. Donna Smith received her college education at Eastern. She has been teaching at Flora for 10 years. Her classes include Clerical Practice, Shorthand I, Typing I and II. and she also sponsors Business Club and National Honor Society. She enjoys working with computers and hopes to someday start a class on computer software. 55 Disciplined... Mrs. Peggy Ripperdan, teacher of 26 years instructs Girls' P.E. at FHS. During her spare time she enjoys boating, fishing, reading, and watching T.V. As a spectator, she enjoys volleyball and tennis. Mrs. Ripperdan also participates in golf. Plans for the future are very definite — RETIREMENT!!! Guess what one of Mr. Tom Welch's favorite sports is? Ending his eleventh year of teaching, Mr. Welch led his basketball team to the Elite Eight. The Physical Education teacher has been with FHS three years. A graduate of Illinois State University, he is active in several sports as well as enjoying motorcycling. Sponsoring the senior class is not easy! just ask General Studies teacher Mrs. Betty Dill. The Eastern Illinois University graduate also sponsors the Nike Club. For enjoyment outside of class, shopping and dune buggy riding are her favorite activities. FHS graduate Mrs. Elicia Henderson has been teaching for six years. She works with learning disabilities and sponsors the senior class. In her spare time, she enjoys cooking, shopping, and being with her family. Mrs. Henderson's goals for the future include obtaining a Master's degree. Mrs. joann Stanford provides Special Services and sponsors cheerleading squads. Her hobbies include needlework, crafts, and arranging flowers. Her favorite sports are boating, swimming, and biking. Her plans for the future include achieving her graduate degree and spending time with her family. Hollie Eaton, student teacher, was in Mrs. Ripperdan's P.E. Classes first semester. 56 Office Auxiliaries • • • Mrs. Mary Conrad Mrs. Betty Linder Mrs. Wanda Gish Mrs. Morris collates another school booklet. Mrs. Margaret Sefton Mrs. Bonnie Morris Flowers and balloons are frequently delivered for students in the office. Mrs. Diane Becker Mrs. Cathy Gibson 57 Cooks Kay (lorry. Donna Anderson, Gerry Dickey. Norma Mills. Alice McKenzie and Ini .e Henson. These people keep our school running. Custodians John Lauderback. Ranard Greenwood. Dios Misenhimer. Gene Ray and David Coble. Bus Drivers Rob Graham, Bennie V«nd« m Everett Dow. |im Tackitt. Veda Fatheree, Rob Bute and Leo Smith 5 m WCONTESTANTS “The highest reward for man’s toil is not what he gets for it, but what he becomes by it.” — John Ruskin Rick Randall Golf This year’s 11-member golf team included five seniors who were in the golf program all four years at FHS. The team hit the high point of the season by winning their last match at home against Newton, a team the Wolves had trouble with earlier in the season. Our golfers finished with a 6-10 regular season record, 4th place in the Conference meet, and 6th place at District. The future of the golfing Wolves looks good with some hard workers still on the team and more coming. Mike Hilliard Front Row: Jeff Kirk. Shannon Hosick. Rick Myers, Rob Stocke, Shawn Bryan. Back Row: Coach Tom Welch. Mike Hilliard. Cal Wilson. Jay Thatcher. Kevin Wilson. Mike Camp. Rick Randall. Girls’ Duo Goes to State The girls' tennis team had an excellent year as they netted a 7-2 record for the season. The team placed 2nd in the NEC of 11 teams in the Sectional tournament. Patsy Hoskins had the best singles record of all the team members with nine wins and only one loss. Coach Baird noted that the highlight of the season came when seniors, Kelly Kaufman and Patsy Hoskins, paired up to compile an undefeated regular season record of 12-0 and go on to win the Sectional doubles title and their first round at the state tournament. The season was capped at the fall sports banquet where Patsy Hoskins received the MVP award, and Michaela Cycholl took home the Most Improved Player trophy. Front: Michelle Crown. Heather O’Donnell. Lori Luttrell. Second: |ean Sorenson. Michaela Cycholl, Gena Penry, Christy Burton. Last: Nikki Guerrettaz, Dorlisa Martin, Coach |im Baird. Kelly Kaufman, and Patsy Hoskins. Stretch. Patsy Easy does it. Girls.” says Coach Baird. Atta girl, Kelly 61 Volleyball Kim leads the team to a victory as Libbie watches. This year’s volleyball team started and ended the season on positive ground, with wins over Louisville and Lawrenceville. However, the Wolfgals did not experience good luck the rest of the season, as they ended the year with a disappointing record of 2-17. Despite their down year, four Wolfgals received honors from local sport-swriters. Angie Reagan and Libbie Henson were named to the NEC 2nd team, while Angie Reagan, Kim Glassford, and Connie Banhart were selected for the CCAP team. The season came to an end at the fall sports banquet where Angie Reagan received the MVP, Honorary Captain, and Most Spikes awards, while Libbie Henson received the Service Point Leader award and Kim Glassford took home the Setting Leader award. Row 1: Lorna Englemeier. Shannon Simmons. Paula Gray, Patty Hilliard. Libbie Henson. Angie Reagan. Cindy Banhart. Julie Humphrey. and Becky Luke. Row 2: Randi Hamilton. Tamara Perry. Tammy Dockins, Lisa Durey. Kim Glassford. Ka'ri Wood. Cindy Durre. Connie Banhart. Connie Lewis and Christina Behnke Kim makes the winning shot. Kari and Libbie look on as Connie bumps the ball over the net. 63 Wolves 2nd in NEC Things looked rather dim for the Wolves five weeks into the 1983 football season when their record stood at 1-4. The lone bright spot had been a 24-19 victory over the Carmi Bulldogs. However, the Wolves turned things around by winning their remaining four games to raise their record to 5-4 for the season. 1983 marked the first time in three years that the Wolves earned a winning season. The 5-4 record was good enough for 2nd place in the NEC behind Mt. Carmel. The highlight of the season came in the last game when the Wolves defeated the Olney Tigers 16-6 to regain the Shriners Trophy. The winner of next year's game between the two teams will get the trophy for keeps. Jerry Berger and Rich Owens pigging out at annual hog roast. GOTCHA!!! 64 Varsity Front: Roy Keith Estheimer. Randy Lee, Rick Behring, Tony Kurtz, Mark Rutland. Tim Dawkins. Doug Eaton. Marty Leigh. Rodney Greenwood. Eddie Perry. Tony Milner. Ron Phelps, and Kent Kittle Middle: Andy Powless. |ohn Koenig. Greg Holland. Doyne McDaniel. Rich Owens. Craig Elving. Bob Wing... Doug Mom s Chris Leigh. Wade Lag e. Tony Woomer. Jerry Berger. Roger Powless. and Tommy Walters. Back: Coaches Boh Horst. Dale Henson. Mick Peterson, and |im Miglin. Ken Wilson. Pony Morkin. Jeff Block. Kevin Baity. Mike Milner. Tracy Winka. Kelly Coughlin. |ohn Wilson. Rich Norton. |immy Sessions, and Karl Kramer. The brains of the team, Coaches Mick Peterson. Bob Horst, Dale Henson, and Jim Miglin. 65 Freshman Team Winners of the Salem Jamboree consist of: Back Row: Coach Mick Peterson. Richard Dixon. Troy Workman. Leon Thurman. Tim Locum. | R Highsmith. Sam Dulaney. |im Norton, and Coach Dale Henson. Front Row: Bruce Tolliver. Tim Pearce. Richard Cook. Ron Hyder. Derek Wagner. Mike Jennings, and Kelly Berger. Andy calls the play Powless lets another go! Chris Leigh runs through the open hole. Doug Moses lunges for the Mt. Carmel QB. Roy Keith shows his Shrine game form. 66 Wrestling Team Finishes Fourth in NEC The Flora Wolves wrestling team had an impressive year with three members going to the Sectional Meet. The team finished fourth in the NEC Tournament with Rich Owens and Tony Morkin placing 2nd individually, and Doyne McDaniel and Brad Stanley placing 3rd. The Wolves also fared well at the Regional meet with McDaniel claiming the championship crown. Row l: Bryan Williams, Tyler Scott. Brad Stanley. Roy Keith Estheimer. and Doyne McDaniel. Row 2: Greg Matthews, Rich Owens, Tim McAllister, Shawn Young. Tony Morkin. Craig Elving. Randy Lee, and Eddie Keller. Row 1: Doug Eaton. Mark Rutland, and Rodney Griffith. Row 2: Roger Powless. Greg Sefton. Marty Leigh. Bill Flexter, and Richard Dixon. Brad Stanley Tony Morkin Medal Winners McDaniel and Owens Girls’ Basketball Janet goes up for a shot as Teresa and Susan wait for a possible rebound. The 1983-84 season proved to be a successful one for the girls' basketball team as they closed the season with a 14-8 record. Freshman Janet Krutsinger received the most valuable player award and also led the team in rebounds. Senior Kim Glassford had the best free throw percentage, and the most improved award was given to Teresa Kittle. The J.V. Wolfgals ended with a victorious record also, 13- 5. Coach Dale Henson assisted Coach Rick Porter in the Wolfgals’ winning season. Kari watches as Deanna fights for the ball. Kim leads the Wolfgals to another victory. This year's junior varsity team consisted of Debbie Ruckman. Rhonda Randall. Amy Webb, Guyla Frost, Renee Phelps, Leah Wad-delow. Kari Wood. Karen Klein, Deanna Wagner. Patsy Hoskins, Coach Dale Henson, and Susan Mattox. 68 Blackout Dims Girls’ Hopes at Regional Patty dribbles toward the basket. Susan puts up a shot over an Albion opponent. Taura scrambles for the ball as Kim. Teresa, and Janet look on. Row 1: Patsy Hoskins and Karen Klein. Row 2: Coach Rick Porter. Rhonda Randall. Kim Glassford. Deanna Wagner. |anet Krutsmger. Patty Hilliard. Taura Huffman. Renee Phelps. Susan Mattox. Kari Wood, and Teresa Kittle. 69 Seen Around the Courts and Fields ‘We Provide the Fuel to Arouse the Spirit at Games’... The Cheerleaders!! Look out! Here come the cheerleaders — Being driven by Mrs. Ioann Stanford, sponsor, and her husband. ■ ■ ■ TV ■ Lezlie Mason. Tina Lewis, Tammy Harris. Dorlisa Martin, and Ginny Cavins. Tammy makes up proud at the Aloha Bowl. Bottom: Beth Camp. Patty Cavins. Top: Sherrie Frost. Leah Leib. Amy Dawkins. Carol Todd. RAH! — RAH! — RAH! — RAH! — RAH! — RAH! — RAH! — RAH! — Mount in motion to Beat It.' Keeping the crowds alive at the games was again one of the major accomplishments of the FHS Cheerleading Squad. In the summer they attended an N.C.A. camp where they were presented with many awards and N.C.A. achievements. This year the girls decided to put a little more spark into Homecoming — they painted the field for the game and the windows uptown — they performed their Beat It routine and orange and blue balloons, which they decorated, were released after the routine. During basketball they provided us with fancy footwork and towering mounts. The thrills of the year were cheering at the Olney Shriners' game and in the Assembly Hall at Champaign. 71 Boys’ Basketball With three returning starters from six returning letter winners and a slogan of “You gotta believe!,” the 1984 basketball Wolves powered their way to the Elite Eight. The regular season play was marred by only two losses, each to teams previously defeated, which, however, resulted in the Wolves having to settle for second in NEC. This setback was definitely overridden by two invitational firsts leading into regional play. Firsts in regional, sectional, and super sectional took the Wolves and their fans all the way to Champaign for a berth in the state tournament. A decisive loss in the first game there, left only greater determination to show them next year.” The J.V. Wolves had an equally successful season, as they ended the year with a 17-2 record. Seated: Mike Milner, Cal Wilson. Steve Gragert. Kevin Coclasure. Ed Perry, and Andy Powless. Standing: Coach Andy Knapp. Phillip Leib. Tim Locum. Greg Leib. Mark Stanley. David Gish. Tom Krutsinger, and Coach Tom Welch. Gragert flies down the court on a fast break. Stan goes up for two. 72 Colclasure helps out on rebounding. Milner goes high for a basket. Whooosh! Gish skies above the opponents. Leib intimidates the Wildcats. 73 Sophomore Basketball Kneeling: Coaches Mike Dolcey. Mick Peterson, and Rick Batchelor. Standing: Rich Norton. John Wilson. Frank Anthis. Eddie Basset. Tony Milner. Jeff Miglin. Clay Metcalf. Rodney Greenwood. John Koenig. Jeff Sparkman. Todd Nosek. and Randy Owens. Freshman Basketball Kneeling: Coaches Mike Dolcey. Mick Peterson, and Rick Batchelor. Row 1: Shane Heckwine. Jim Klein. Mike Welty. Tim Pearce, and Shannon Hosick. Row 2: Troy Utterback. Tom Pierson, and Leon Thurman. 74 Andy Qualifies for State A rebuilding year had its bright spots as well as disappointments for Coach Stringer and the Wolves' netters. Placing second in conference as a team with second place medals for singles (Andy Powless) and for doubles (Thatcher-Wilson duo) was followed by Andy’s comeback in sectional with a first and qualification for the state tournament. In Arlington Heights for the second time, Andy lost in the first round of play. The young team, with their .500 season, hope to go along with Andy next year for an even better record. Swing it. Kevin! Uncle Jerry. Brother |ay Thatcher. Wayne Weiner Allison. Andy Pooh Pooh Powless. Shawn Spot Bryan. Kevin Speedy Wilson and Greg Smash-It Sefton. Shawn demonstrates new backhand form. Bend those knees!” Andy proudly displays his winning sectional draw sheet. 75 Softball Enjoys Successful Season Kim Glassford Kari Wood The 1984 Wolfgals, a predominantly sophomore team, posted their most successful season ever with a record of 10-7. One of the highlights of the season was when the team advanced to the NEC championship for the first time. After losing to Mt. Carmel in the championship game, the Wolfgals began to go into a tailspin. They managed to regroup in time to win the first round of regional play. A tough Wayne City team ended Flora's season by defeating the Wolfgals in a close 7-6 ball game. The Wolfgals are losing only one player to graduation, so they will be strong contenders in next year’s NEC race. Deanna Wagner Row 1: Gayla Sons. Kathy Edgington. Lisa Miller. Kelly Sue Krutsinger, Kari Wood. Row 2: Rhonda Randall, Karen Klein, Kim Glassford. Deanna Wagner, Candi Burkett. Christy Burton and Coach Porter. Row 3: Cindy Durre. Nikki Guerrettaz, Paula Gray, Janet Krutsinger, Renee Phelps and Susan Mattox. 76 Miglin’s Men Make State Play-offs jerry Berger rocks and fires. Tracy Winka tumbles into home plate. This year’s baseball team turned out to be one of the best in the school’s history. Tom Krutsinger and Jerry Berger decided to produce their own “Tom and Jerry Show” as they led the Wolves with their tremendous pitching abilities. But we must not forget about the rest of the guys. Without the good fielding and the hot bats of the mighty Wolves team, the season would have been a flop. Coach Miglin was reported as saying that the Cinderella story of this season was a team effort. The Wolves weren’t even picked to win the regional, but they ended up playing for the sectional championship. Good job guys! Kevin Colclasure gets ready to steal. ImmW: Row 1: Mike Camp — Manager, Troy Kurtz, Jeff Miglin, Tim Pearce. Tracy Winka, Bob Wingo, Jeff Block, Tony Woomer, and John Wilson. Row 2: Coach Rick Bachelor. Kevin Colclasure, John Koenig, Kevin Baity, Geb Borders, Jerry Berger, Tom Krutsinger, Ed Perry, and Coach Jim Miglin. 77 Nine Cindermen Go to State Row 1: Tim Dickinson. Brent ]ulius. Rob Stocke, Scott Reed. Steve Linder, Tyler Scott. Clay Metcalf, and Doug Eaton. Row 2: Ed Bassett. Tony Milner. Kelly Berger. Mike Stanford. J. R. Highsmith. Ron Phelps. Steve Gragert, Rich Owens. Doug Moses, and Shawn Young. Row 3: Coach Horst. Patty Hilliard. Mike Milner. Roy Keith Estheimer, Tom Pierson. David Gish. Phil Leib. Ken Wilson, iim Locum. Lori Luttrell. and Michelle Crown. Doug finishing the 2 mile relay. Each member of the FHS track team had his own goal and idea that he might someday compete at State. This year at FHS nine people qualified for the State meet. Phillip Leib. Tim Locum. Doug Moses, and Ken Wilson represented FHS in the 2 mile relay at the State meet. Rich Owens participated in the pole vault and Roy Keith Estheimer in the 100 and 200-meter dash. Mike Milner, Steve Gragert. Ed Bassett, and Roy Keith Estheimer finished off the nine man squad in the 400-meter relay. Coach Bob Horst was quoted as saying that this year’s team was the best in the school’s history. Numerous school records were broken this year. All in all. our 1983-1984 track team can be remembered as winners. Before the start of the race, Roy gathers his thoughts. Steve reaches for new heights. 78 Mike awaits the handoff from Scott. 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 Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Go, Team, Go!!! GOLF Flora VARSITY FOOTBALL 179 Robinson 178 0 Effingham 23 171 Carmi 159 Flora 21 Carmi 14 171 Mt. Carmel 172 Flora 0 Salem 26 175 Salem 160 Flora 6 Mt. Carmel 35 175 Mt. Carmel 183 Flora 12 Lawrenceville 33 176 Fairfield 172 Flora 35 Fairfield 6 172 Lawrenceville 187 Flora 26 Red Hill 12 173 Newton 165 Flora 52 Cumberland 6 182 Olney 201 Flora 16 Olney 6 182 Fairfield 188 181 Salem 156 2nd Place N.E.C. 181 Vandalia 177 Mike — M.V.P. 183 Robinson 178 179 Carmi 165 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 179 St. Anthony 174 Flora 12 Effingham 34 173 Newton 186 Flora 8 Salem 0 Flora 16 Olney Mt. Vernon 8 Cal goes to State! Flora 8 0 Cal — M.V.P. Flora 20 Newton 0 Flora 14 Fairfield 6 GIRLS TENNIS Flora 24 Lawrenceville 0 9 Teutopolis 0 Flora 0 Salem 20 5 Mattoon 4 Flora 18 Olney 6 9 Newton 0 4 Olney 5 I.V. VOLLEYBALL 6 Fairfield 3 Flora 0 Louisville 2 6 Effingham St. Anthony 3 Flora 0 Newton 2 4 Salem 5 Flora 0 Olney 2 8 Fairfield 1 Flora 0 Albion 2 7 Salem 2 Flora 0 Clay City 2 Flora 0 Mt. Carmel 2 Patsy - - Kelly Undefeated Flora 0 Fairfield 2 to State Flora 2 Salem 0 Flora 0 Olney 2 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Flora 1 Farina-Lagrove 2 2 Louisville 0 Flora 1 Carmi 2 0 Newton 2 Flora 0 Louisville 2 0 Olney 2 Flora 2 Lawrenceville 0 0 Albion 2 Flora 1 Grayville 2 0 Clay City 2 Flora 0 Noble 2 0 Mt. Carmel 2 Flora 1 Fairfield 2 0 F'airfield 2 Flora 1 Cisne 2 0 Salem 2 Flora 2 Lawrenceville 0 0 Olney 2 0 Farina 2 Alt 0 Carmi 2 N.E.C. 0 Louisville 2 Mike, 0 0 f . Grayville Noble 2 f ' Tracy, Jeff, Tony, 1 Lawrenceville ;2 Doyne 0 Fairfield 2 0 Cisne 2 Patsy — M.V.P. 2 Lawrenceville 0 Angie — M.V.P. 79 Fight, Team, Fight!!! Flora 48 Dieterich 46 Flora 47 Newton 46 Flora 46 Casey 42 Flora 33 Albion 35 Flora 41 Lawrenceville 62 Flora 50 Mt. Carmel 72 Flora 55 Salem 40 Flora 40 Olney 56 Flora 39 Fairfield 44 Flora 68 Red Hill 40 Flora 60 Salem 55 Flora 63 Lawrenceville 59 Flora 53 Flora 49 Louisville fe Kinmundy Flora 70 Sandoval 51 Flora 43 Fairfield 47 Flora 46 Albion 39 Flora 64 Flora 52 Olney Louisville 62 40 Flora 54 Carmi 21 Flora 55 Kinmundy 41 Flora 44 Clay City 46 • .4 GIRLS’ |v Flora 36 Janet — MVP ALL CONFERENCE Janet Teresa Kim Patty Flc Flora 36 ■ lora 43 Flora 42 Flora 29 Flora 41 Flora 33 Flora 36 Flora 28 Flora 23 Flora 32 Flora 44 Flora 51 Flora 40 WRESTLING BASKETBALL Dieterich 24 Newton 13 Lawrenceville 17 Mt. Carmel 15 Salem 35 Olney 46| Fairfield Red Hill Salem 0 Lawrenceville 32 Louisville Kinmundy Sandoval Fairfield Albion Louisville Olney Carmi 33 31 •I 30 23 32 33 31 43 13 Flora 18 Red Hill 54 Flora 15 Vandalia 42 Flora 30 Red Hill 39 Flora 34 Cumberland 30 Flora 27 Carmi 39 Flora 42 Cumberland 30 Flora 9 Louisville Flora 27 Mt. Carmel 36 Flora 27 Cumberland 3b Flora 34 Fairfield 33 Flora 18 Mt. Carmel 47 Flora 18 Carmi 39 Flora 9 Vandalia 47 Flora 20 Fairfield 42 Doyne MVP CONFERENCE Rich -2nd; Tony — 2nd Doyne — 3rd; Brad — 3rd REGIONAL Doyne — 1st Rich — 2nd Win Team, Win!!! VARSITY BASKETBALL Flora 64 Louisville J.V. BASKETBALL Flora 64 Flora 56 Flora 52 Flora 62 Flora 78 Flora 53 Flora 51 Flora 67 Flora 58 Flora 64 Flora 44 Flora 52 Flora 67 Flora 59 Flora 65 Flora 71 Flora 45 Flora 74 Flora 73 Flora 59 Flora 63 Floral 02 Flora 58 Flora 72 Flora 68 Flora 70 Flora 64 Flora! Flor 45 Flora 62 Flora 48 LTTE FRESHMAN BASKETBAL Flora 43 Flor.1 53 Flora 48 Flora 45 Flora 57 Flora 38 Flora 70 Flora 34 Flora 46 Flora 50 Flora 52 Flora 51 Flora 23 Flora 38 Flora 40 Red Hill Fairfield Salem Carmi St. Antho Olney Mt. Carmel Altamont Trenton Bunker Hill Newton Robinson Lawrenceville Mt. Carmel Grayville Fairfield Carmi Edwards County Fairfield Olney Carmi Red Hill Salem LawTenceville Clav City Loiiisville Teyfjopolis inson Carmi Madison Provid A-l Flora 58 Louisville 47 Flora 66 Red Hill 39 Flora 76 Fairfield 43 Flora 43 Salem 41 Flora 58 Carmi 42 Flora 48 Olney 50 Flora 56 Mt. Carmel 55 Flora 54 St. Anthony 51 Flora 62 Robinson 57 Flora 55 Lawrenceville 33 Flora 59 Mt. Carmel 39 Flora 51 Albion 26 Flora 50 Fairfield 51 Flora 50 Olney 49 Flora 53 Carmi 50 Flora 52 Red Hill 31 Flora 71 Salem 59 Flora 81 Lawrenceville 55 Vandalia Mark Greg Kevin All-Tournament All NEC IGHT _ 'M SOPHOMORE TOURNEY Flora“B’4l Effingham 60 Flora“B’39 Casey 42 Flora“A’54 Sandoval 36 Flora‘‘A’46 Salem 50 Flora“A’45 Effingham 46 Clav City EmngnaTTf Lawrenceville Fairfield Sale™ St. AnSnony Clay City i Salem Teutopolis I Louisville Fairfield Olnev Red Hill Lawrenceville Dieterich Carmi Mark Greg Mike Tim Tim 2nd Team All State Tournament All State Hon. Mention Mark FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 44 Flora 43 Clay City 32 63 Flora 53 Effingham 48 52 Flora 48 Lawrenceville 71 47 Flora 45 Fairfield 52 43 Flora 57 Salem 54 53 Flora 38 St. Anthony 45 46 Flora 70 Clay City 30 41 Flora 34 Salem 44 Flora 46 Teutoplis 63 Flora 50 Louisville 52 Flora 52 Fairfield 47 Flora 51 Olnev 43 Flora 23 Red Hill 53 Flora 38 Lawrenceville 46 fll Flora 40 Dietrerich 41 1U ► • I : r IOTd Flora M f Flora 5 Flora Flora ' Flora Flora 2 Flora 0 Flora J1 Flora 3 Flora Flora Flora 3 Flora 5 1 Flora 5 Flora 3 1 Flora 4 Flora Flora (j Flora 4 Flora 3 a 11 Go,-Fight, Win! BA Effingham §t. Anthony Obrong t Oblong Lawrenceville ’■ Edwards County Salem f . Gra vU§. Salem Fairfield Fairfield V Dlnef Dieteirich r Dieterich Red Hill Red Hill Clay City Fairfield Red Hill Goreville Eldorado mm EX Flora Flora f ingo — M urts — RBI Miglin — Fielding Winka — On Base Avg Berger ■ No Hitter Flora 15 Flor 9 Flora 18 Flora 5 Flora 18 Flora Flora Floral 11 Flora 11 Flora 7 Flora 0 „ Flora 8 Flora 18 - [ora • 21 Flora 10 Flora 16 Flora 6 TRACK 75 91 1 X Olney Invitational Flora 108 paj, Louisville i Red Hill „Flora 92 Newton RobinsonInvitationai-, Mt. Carmel 71 Olney 126 Red HiJI 80 Cisne 3iaPJz Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora I Flora I Elorjig NEC 2nd Flora Flora Flora Flora 0 9 0 3 SOFTBALL Lawrenceville Carmi Louisville Newton Noble •airfield jeirfield alem 1. Carmel Salem Mt. Carmel j St. Joe-Ogden Vandalia m Cisne Odin Fairfield Wavne City • Kim — MVP Kim — Best Batting Avg. Kari — Best ERA Renfee — Most Imoroved TENNIS Salem Mattoon jV Effingham T?a1em Olney Newton Fairfield Centralia Fail field Charleston T-Town 14 7 4 6 8 7 3 7 3 13 19 20 2 21 2 7 3U Flora 89 ' i iirmham Red H i d Tiger Relays Freshman Invitational NEC F S NEC Varsity Flora 57 Robinson Sectional State Series M 82 State Qualifiers Estheimer Pwens Gragert 3200 Relay Team 400 Relay Team Thatcher MVft'Powless i m A KIM GLASSFORD ’84 MVP’! MIKE MILNER Not every team gets to have its own pep band!! Cal and the Sectional trophy shine!! And We All Went to Champaign!!! 83 Mike goes up for two!! REBOUND!!! And Still More Winners! Phil grimaces as he crosses the finish line. Nobody can block my shot!” exclaims Kari. Get away. Christy; I've got the ball. “Bv uniting we stand; by dividing we fall John Dickinson ORGANIZATIONS National Honor Society NHS members enjoy refreshments after a meeting. The 1983-84 National Honor Society held monthly meetings at different members' homes throughout the year. Entertainment at meetings included a lecture on law by Mr. Pat Duke and a slide presentation on Haiti by Scott Wreath. New members were tapped in January and an honors banquet was held in May. NHS members sold senior t-shirts to raise money for a scholarship which was given at graduation. 1983-84 National Honor Society officers were President — Debbie Powell, Vice President — Kim Glassford, Secretary — Julie Humphrey, and Treasurer — Cindy Lewis. Sealed: Patsy Hoskins. Tonya Fehrenbacher. Sara Thomas. Kim Glassford. and Margaret Arnold. Standing: Cindy Lewis. Debbie Powell. Scott Wreath. Kelly Kaufman, jerry Berger, Mrs. Donna Smith, and Mrs. Vicki Payne. 86 Tonya, Cindy, and Scott open their gifts at the NHS Christmas party. New National Honor Society Members Seated: Dena Burton, Nikki Guerrettaz, and Kim Keller. Standing: Mary Thomas. Susan Pieplow. Kevin Wilson. Mark Stanley, Dorlisa Martin. Diane Harrell. Karla King, and Diana Kingsbury. 87 Row 1: Gena Penry, Lori Luttrell, Dorlisa Martin. Susan Mattox. Ginny Cavins, Amy Webb. Mary Thomas, and Christine Moeller. Row 2: Kristy Booth. Susan Fife. Michele Whitt. Alicia Nor-thcutt, Nikki Guerrettaz, Cindy Banhart. lean Sorenson, and Barb Putbrese. Row 3: Yolanda Grove, Deanna Wagner, Tonya Fehrenbacher, Lezlie Mason. Kelly Kaufman. Tracy Conard. Leah Leib, and Debbie Ruckman. Row 4: Beth Camp. Lisa Miller, Madge Tackitt, Sharon Walker. Tamara Perry. Becky Peeler. DeAnn Workman, and Lisa Senters. Row 5: Tammy Pearce. Leslie Dennis. Jennifer Keller. Cindy Lewis. Roy Keith Esthiemer. Tammy Harris. Mary Burroughs and Kathy Edgington. Row 6: Karen Walker. Sherry Phillips. Barbara Lewis, Connie Lewis. Sharon Clark, Bobbie Greenwood, Paula Cooper, and Tyler Scott. FHS Marc 88 Row 1: Jennifer Keller. Susan Mattox. Karen Bryan. Nikki Guerrettaz. Kim Henson, and Jean Sorenson. Row 2: Michele Whitt. Kim Fatheree Row 1: Scott Eastin, Steve Lewis. Jeff Miglin, Craig Lane. Mike Jennings. Lesa Mason, Taura Huffman, and Michelle Crown. Row 2: Kevin Wilson, Stacey Hemphill, Steve McKnelly, Steve Waddelow, Kari Wood, Mark Stanley, Angela Owen, and Scott Rudy. Row 3: Jeff Block, Alex Pearce, Tony Woomer. Geb Borders, Patty Hilliard. Troy Klein, Scott Wreath, Michaela Cycholl. and Julie Brooks. Row 4: Kent Kitley. Mike Ellis, Andy Cartright, Jim Williams, Tracy Winka, Calvin Wilson, Doug Moses, and Tyler Anderson. Row 5: Tom Pierson, Patsy Hoskins, Connie Banhart, Jay Thatcher, Mike Stanford. Rick Randall, Mike Camp, and Tyler Garrett. Row 6: Steve Linder, Tim McAllister. Rick Sebring, Phil Leib, Karen Klein. Amy Dawkins, Tammy Johnson, and Brent Uebinger. ing Band nannan Simmons, Amy Webb, Cindy Banhart, Christy Burton, and Cin- Young. Chorus Row 1: Candy Adams. Stacey Hemphill. Dorlisa Martin. Gena Penry, Andrea Carvalho. Michaela Cycholl. Debbie Powell, and |ulie Brooks. Row 2: Susan Lamb. Shannon Simmons, Tammy Harris, Sherrie Frost. Beth Camp. Julie Adams, Wendy Hunt. Michelle Pate. Row 3: Cindy Lewis. Nikki Guerrettaz, Kathy Edgingtorn Susan Pieplow, Beulah Eck. Margaret Arnold, Tammy Pearce. Cindy Huffman. and Viola Castleberry. Row 4: Roy Keith Esthiemer. Alex Pearce. Steve Linder. Rick Sebring, Brent Julius. Tracy Denton. Eric Van Meter, and Eddie Keller. Row 5: Tommy Walters. Scott Wreath, Calvin Wilson, Rick Randall, and Mike Hilliard. The Music Department Performs Senior band members perform at halftime. Chorus members sing about a Country Christmas . 90 Nike Shawn Bryan, Tonya Fehrenbacher, Kelly Kaufman, and Debbie Powell think about future careers. Nike Club members started the year with a picnic at Charley Brown Park. As the year progressed, various speakers attended meetings and talked about their careers. People in such fields as chiropractic, interior decorating, and psychology were among the speakers. In addition to holding meetings, the Nike Club, along with its parent organization, sponsored Career Day. Officers for the year were Angie Cestreich, president; Nikki Guerrettaz, vice president; and Christy Burton, treasurer. Dr. Greg Hagen explains about the field of chiropractry. Row 1: Nikki Guerrettaz, Paula Cooper, Michele Whitt. Tina Lewis, and Shannan Simmons. Row 2: Mrs. Betty Dill. Karen Klein. Angie Oestreich, Christy Burton. Patty Hilliard, and Mrs. Elicia Henderson. Row 3: Amy Webb. |ennifer Keller. Shelly Barrick. Donna White, Sheila Collard. Lee Ann Erwin, Erica Sheehan, and Jean Sorenson. 91 Pep Club Phil Leib displays his locker decorated by pep club members. The pep club members once again displayed their school spirit by decorating lockers for the boys’ basketball team as they advanced up the ladder of success. By selling t-shirts and key chains, they continued to show their spirit. Officers for the year were Tonya Fehren-bacher, president and Tina Lewis, treasurer. Row 1: Donna White. Debbie Powell. Tonya Fehrenbacher. Sara Thomas. Gina Laughlin. Doug Moses, and Jeff Block. Row 2: Shelly Barrick, Sherrie Frost. Tammy Harris. Lezlie Mason. Beth Camp. Lesa Mason, and Leah Leib. Row 3: Michele Whitt. Nikki Guerrettaz. Cindy Durre. Cindy Banhart. Christy Burton. Patty Hilliard. Shannon Simmons. Jean Sorenson. Lee Ann Erwin. and Erica Sheehan. Row 4: Ginny Cavins, Dorlis Martin, Tina Lewis. Kathy Stanley. Christina Behnke. and Coach Tom Welch. 92 Varsity Club Row 1: Cindy Durre, Jeff Miglin, Rodney Greenwood, Gena Penry, Patsy Hoskins, Michaela Cycholl, and Geb Borders. Row 2: Tammy Harris. Dorlisa Martin, Angie Reagan, Bobby Wingo, Tracy Winka. and Doug Moses. Row 3: Karen Klein, Cindy Banhart, Coach Peterson, Susan Mattox, Tony Woomer, Christy Burton, Christina Behnke. Jay Thatcher, Connie Banhart. Nikki Guerrettaz, Libbie Henson. Mark Stanley, Kelly Kaufman. Roy Keith Estheimer. Mike Camp. Kevin Wilson, Doyne McDaniel, Ken Wilson. Roger Powless. Karl Kramer. Jerry Berger, Rhonda Randall. Phil Lieb, Kim Glassford, and Connie Lewis. Row 4: Tina Lewis. Lezlie Mason. Cal Wilson, Jeff Block, and Andy Powless. This year’s Varsity Club participated in many activities, as they sponsored the bonfire during Homecoming week, the Alumni Basketball Game, the Golden Oldies Dance, and the Spring Sports — Senior Banquet. Varsity Club members worked concessions at ballgames in order to raise money to finance trips and parties. 1983-84 trips included a winter outing to a St. Louis Blues hockey game and a spring trip to a St. Louis Cardinals baseball game. The officers were President, Tracy Winka; Vice President, Angie Reagan; Secretary, Kim Henson; Treasurer, Dorlisa Martin; Sergeant-at-Arms, Doug Moses; and Sports Coordinator, Bobby Wingo. Varsity Club members show off the gifts they bought at the Christmas party. FFA Greenhands are tested on their durability on initiation day. Future Farmers of America entered its seventeenth year with Mr. Bob Wheeler as sponsor. The group participated in many events in the 1983-84 year such as: sow judging in Louisville, parliamentary procedure in Olney, shop skills at Walbash ]r. College and a livestock judging contest at Lawrenceville. Continuing the competitive spirit, |im Klein, Jeff Jones and Jeff Kohn entered a Public Speaking Contest here. The FHS chapter also sponsored a local tractor pull. Fund raisers included a Farm Plot and Garden Seed Sale as well as a Career on Wheels. Highlighting the year was a basketball tournament with local schools. Officers for the FFA were: President — Rusty Waters, Vice-President — Mike Taylor, Secretary — Tim Sehie, Treasurer — Darrell Smith, Reporter — Chris Goodman and Sentinel — Tyler Dawkins._______________________________________________________ Kelly Pearson and Jeff Kohn show that goats are man’s best friend at the zoo. Row 1: Susan Mattox, FFA Sweetheart; Chris Goodman, Rusty Waters, Darrel Smith, Mike Taylor, Tim Sehie, Tyler Dawkins, and Mr. Bob Wheeler. Row 2: Tim McAllister, Kelly Pearson, Bobby Johnson, Mike Stanford, Gary Dennis, Jeff Snell, Kevin Conard, and Matthew Bickley. Row 3: Steve Smith, J. R. Highsmith. Tim Dawkins, Eddie Keller. Mike Ellis, Jeff Kohn, Brad Ruckman, Tracy 94 Johnson, and Lee Klinger. Row 4: Tim Pearce, Andy Cartwright. Jeff Jones. Richard Kasten, Larry Burroughs, Steve Lents, Edward Whitt, and Jim Klein. Row 5: Robert Smith, Cindy Huffman, Jim ___________________Norton, Terry Thompson, and Eric Vanmeter.____________________________________________________ FHA The high point of this club was the “balloon dance”or sweetheart dance. This new idea proved to be a complete success. Once again they sold cheese as a fund raiser and had a weiner roast. Cindy Banhart and Dorlisa Martin attended a State Leadership Convention in the Spring. Many members also attended Leadership Conferences throughout the year. They also attended a concert in the spring. This year’s officers were: President, Connie Banhart; First Vice President, Jackie Brown; Second Vice President, Dorlisa Martin; Secretary, Debbie Powell; Historian, Karen Bryan; Recreation, Tonya Fehrenbacher; Public Relations, Cindy Banhart; and Projects, Angie Oestreich. Robin White learns about bathing children during a child care class. Row 1: Loma Englemeier, Jill McConnell. Robin Noblet. Angie Oestreich, Tonya Fehrenbacher, Debbie Powell. Connie Banhart. Karen Bryan, Dorlisa Martin, Cindy Banhart, and Cindy Durre. Row 2: Marty Thomas, Jennifer Mislich. Lisa Wilkin, Melanie Howe, Lori Clement. Jay Thatcher, Angie Reagan. Cindy Lewis. Dena Burton, Kim Hodges. Hollie Noblet. and Susan Mattox. Row 3: Mary Bissey, Diana Auvil, Sandy Woomer, Cindy Young, Robin Fisher, Terry Toon, Sharon Walker, Margie Toon, Sandy Spitzner, Lisa Young, Kristy Booth, and Angela Tibbs. 95 Spanish Club Ron Phelps shows his money during a game of Spanish Monopoly. The 1983-84 Spanish Club adopted an electronic theme as Spanish Scrabble was played at almost every meeting. In December, the annual pizza party was held. Ending the year, members met at Charlie Brown Park for a weiner roast. Throughout the year, sponsor Tom River led officers John Bute, president; Tom Pearson, vice-president; and Sheila Collard, secretary-treasurer. Row 1: Karla King. Mr. Tom River, Sheila Collard. Tom Pearson, John Bute. Doug Moses, and Cal Wilson. Row 2: Michele Whitt. Donna White, Shelly Barrick. Angie Oestreich, Kim Keller. Amy Webb. Debbie Ruckman. Row 3: Jaide Moore, Yolanda Grove, Bobbie Greenwood. Ginny Cavins, Becky Webb, Kathy Edgington, and Lori Lutrell. Row 4: Scott Wreath, Kelly Pearson. Larry Melton. Tyler Garrett, Ron Phelps. Gary Gill. Dale Klanke. Row 5: Jennifer Keller. Julie Adams. Diana Kingsbury. Kevin Wilson. Mark Stanley, and Christy Burton. 96 Business Club Mrs. Donna Smith and Mr. Bob Elliott sponsored the 1983-84 Business Club, which started off the year by electing its officers: President — Karen Bryan, Vice President — Dena Burton, Secretary — Tonya Fehrenbacher and Treasurer — Kelly Kaufman. The Christmas party was held at Pizza Pit. Ending the year, an annual spring trip included skating at a rink in Fairfield and then a trip to the Pizza Hut. Cindy Lewis demonstrates how to use a computer. Row 1: Debbie Powell, Diana Kingsbury, Karla King. Bridie Moore. Row 2: Mrs. Donna Smith, Dena Burton. Tonya Fehrenbacher. Kelly Kaufman, Karen Bryan, and Mr. Bob Elliott. Row 3: Margaret Arnold, Cindy Lewis. Tina Lewis. Susan Mattox, Sandy Woomer, and Robin Fisher. Row 4: Donna White. Tammy Pearce, Kristy Booth, Jennifer Mislich, (aide Moore, Diane Ross, and Sheila Collard. 97 Student Council Leads Activities At FHS!! Doug Moses. SBP, and class presidents put their heads together for a great year. This year’s Student Council, under the leadership of Doug Moses, once again participated in many events. Homecoming, a traditional activity for the Student Council, was a complete success. They held the first sock hop and sponsored a student exchange day. Having a blood drive was a new idea for the Council which turned out to be a success. Serving punch and cookies at open house and giving tours were other activities for the Student Council. Row 1: Bobby Wingo, Jeff Block, Tracy Winka. and Dave Gish. Row 2: Dorlisa Martin, Christy Burton, Dale Klanke. Cindy Banhart. Doug Moses. Niklt1 Guerrettaz. Rick Randall. Michele Crown, and Cindy Durre. Row 3: Steve Linder. Tina Lewis. Cathy Stanley, Lisa Miller Calvin Wilson. Connie Banhart. Angie Reagan. Libbie Henson. Tony Woomer. Geb Borders. Tim Pearce Angie Oestnech, Taura Huffman, and Barbara Lewis. 98 The Locust Log Completing his ninth year as advisor to the Locust Log, Mr. Steve Lee has led the newspaper to another successful year. The Locust Log received an International First Place rating from the Quill and Scroll Society, an organization which judges high school news publications, as well as a First Class honor rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. Connie Banhart served as editor for the 83-84 school year. Staff members relax at their Christmas pizza party. Row 1: Cal Wilson, Shawn Bryan, and Steve Gragert. Row 2: Susan Pieplow, Guyla Frost, Scott Wreath. Kim Henson, Connie Banhart, Jay Thatcher, and Alicia Northcutt. Row 3: Kim Keller. Dorlisa Martin, Diana Kingsbury, Michele Whitt, Karla King, Paula Cooper, and Sandy Woomer. 99 Old Members Honored and New Members Initiated at Annual Dinner OLD MEMBERS Row 1: Kim Keller. Connie Banhart. and Kim Henson. Row 2: Paula Cooper. Scott Wreath. Alicia Northcutt. and Mr. Steve Lee. Quill and Scroll NEW MEMBERS Row 1: Michaela Cycholl. Gena Penry. and Jennifer Keller. Row 2: Margaret Arnold, Kelly Kaufman. Michele Whitt, and Karla King. Row 3: Dorlisa Martin. Guyla Frost. Susan Pieplow, Diane Harrell. Diana Kingsbury, and Shawn Bryan. 100 Harstan The Harstan year started last July as Jay Thatcher and Kim Keller, attended a yearbook seminar at SIU — Carbondale. From then on, it was continuous tasks of meeting deadlines, labeling pictures, writing stories, and drawing ads. The Christmas party was held at Dimaggio’s with the Locust Log staff. In January, the Harstan staff sponsored a Show King and Queen Dance as a fund raiser. Mrs. Anne Riley, completing her second year as Harstan advisor, helped to make this yearbook a success. This year’s Harstan staff consisted of Kim Keller, editor: Jay Thatcher, photography editor; Kelly Kaufman, associate editor; Margaret Arnold, typist; Karla King, business manager; and staff members who worked on layout, design, and features. Greg Leib and Dorlisa Martin were crowned Snow King and Snow Queen at the Harstan — sponsored sock hop. Kelly Kaufman and Cal Wilson were the runners-up. Staff members work diligently at one of their many work sessions. How 1: Karla King, Nikki Guerrettaz. Tammy Harris. Kim Keller. Kelly Kaufman. Michaela Cycholl, and Margaret Arnold. Row 2: Amy Webb. Sara Thomas, Gena Penry. Paula Cooper, Dorlisa Martin. Jennifer Keller, and Mrs. Anne Riley. Row 3: Greg Leib, Kevin Wilson. Jay Thatcher and Mark Stanley. 101 Cub Reporters Harstan As the year draws to an end. each publication staff realizes that they will see valuable members leave. However, as these people graduate, new talent appears on the staff. This page shows people who have taken the responsibility of filling the spaces left by graduates. Locust Log Row 1: Michaela Cvcholl. and Gena Penrv. Row 2: Jennifer Keller. Shelly Barrick. Donna White. Cindy Durre. LeAnn Erwin, and Jean Sorenson. Row 3: Karl Kramer. Amy Webb, and Ron Phelps. 102 SPONSORS “You pay your money and you take your choice” 103 EATON AUTO PARTS Neil and Shirley Eaton, Owners T 1 I T9 EATON AUTO PARTS Napa Automotive Parts and Napa Accessories 329 West North Avenue Flora, IL 62839 Phone: 662-5611 or 662-7101 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Kelly Kaufman, Kristy Booth, Roy Stine THROGMORTON-POWLESS PHARMACY Angie Reagan, Julie Humphrey and Andy Powless 24 Hr. Prescription Service Hallmark Cards 123 E. North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 Phone: 662-2174 DAIRY QUEEN Dairii Queen ► TM27 We treat you right! 201 W. North Ave. Flora,IL Phone: 662-8547 D.Q. Crew Connie and Cindy Banhart With Mr. Tadlock TOT AND TEEN SHOPPE Fashions for Infant, Children Preteen, and Junior 123 W. 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Arnold, Minister Phone (618) 678-4255 Church Phone: (618) 678-4255 Jay Thatcher, Kevin Wilaon, Jennifer Keller, Gena Panry, Michaela Cycholl, Paula Cooper and Karla King VAUGHN’S FURNITURE MART 100 W. 2nd Street Flora, IL 62839 ROHR’S GROCERY For the finest meats and groceries come to Rohr’s Grocery PARK’S PAINTS AND WALLPAPER Tonya Fehrenbacher and Gina Laughlin 110 BARCLAY PULLMAN DIMAGGIO’S PIZZA LTD. General Contractors 216 W. North Avenue Flora, Illinois Phone: 662-4481 Robert D. Ellis, President 723 Mill Street Flora, Illinois Phone: 662-2052 . HA TUNBn jMSUfcAITCE TOWN THEATRE 120 E. North Avenue Flora, Illinois Phone: 662-5066 ANDY’S MARKET 420 South Main Flora, Illinois Phone: 662-2204 Jackie Brown, Angie Oestreich and Diane Auvil in (e Y) Uz Yr Y 200 E.N Avenue • Flora, Illinois TAMMY RENEE HARRIS Miss Wabash Valley 1984 records winning songs at Crusade's 24 Track Studio! iLJLOJUUULOjLILJLOJUUUUUUUlAJUULOJULfiJlJUULfiJl Music Is Our Business Phone: 662-4461 XENIA ELEVATOR INC. THE ROOKIE SHOP Box 135 Xenia, IL Phone: 678-2295 Southern Gardens Shopping Ctr. Flora,IL Phone: 662-8653 Jennifer Keller, Patty Cavins, Tammy Johnson, Ginny Cavins and Sheila Collard rf'rV HGHtIV; IU.IM Custom Jackets Lettering Converse Silk-Screening Trophies 112 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Xenia, IL 62899 Ph. 678-2202 or 2277 “Confidential Service” Member: Federal Reserve and FDIC LYMAN L. BOTTORFF INSURANCE AGENCY All Lines of Insurance Ed. Gauger, Manager Xenia, IL 62899 Phone 678-2222 COAST TO COAST So. Gardens Shopping Ctr. 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VERN DeSELMS, DDS 217 E. 2nd, Flora, IL MY FAIR LADY. 113 West North Ave. Flora,IL Phone: 662-2323 Doug Mom FLORA SAVINGS LOAN I ... 1 r Tonya Fehrenbacher, Gina Laughlin and Sara Thomas FLORA SAVINGS AND LOAN 128 West Second Flora,IL Phone: 662-2177 WAL-MART RR 1 Flora,IL Phone: 662-4491 Nikki Guerrettaz and Karla Kaufman 118 119 WILSON MOTOR SALES LUCILLE’S FLOWERS GIFTS 804 W.N. Ave. Flora, IL 62839 Phone: 662-8136 Larry Tadlock and Cal Wilson Robin White 115 E. North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 Phone: 662-8681 NORMAN PHILLIPS Professional Photographer 127 W. 2nd St. Flora,IL 662-2860 DALE MANN SHOES Serving You for 80 Years 103 E. North Ave. Flora,IL 662-4042 120 For Coverage of All School Activities Subscribe to THE DAILY CLAY COUNTY ADVOCATE PRESS In Flora Home Delivery — In County Subscription — Out-of-County Subscription — Jay Thatchar PATRONS Booth Oil Co., Inc. Nan-Cee’s World of Styling Xenia Store Cantrell Lumber Hardware King’s Feed Mill Ollies P. N. Hirsch Co. Western Auto American Legion Auxiliary Allstate Insurance Electro Electric Cameo Beauty Salon Lyman L. Bottorff Dr. Frank Hettiger 121 Congratulations Class of 1984 Compliments of BALFOUR COMPANY Class Rings and Graduation Announcements and TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Yearbooks Regional Representative: P. O. Box 759 Charles Sisk Carbondale, IL 62901 Looking back at the 1983-84 school year, I see a winning attitude that prevailed at Flora High School, a “success” attitude that also helped to develop a “totally rounded being.” As the year progressed, we saw the atmosphere, conducive to this attitude, evolve when the boys' basketball team qualified for state competition. Looking back, I see an exemplary track record of students trying to become the best possible persons they can be. Kim Glassford’s acceptance to West Point is an example of winning efforts. Tammy Harris’ musical talents and cheerleading achieved state and national recognition. I hope that this book will illustrate all the main events of the year, recalled in later years as those things that make high school memories competitive in live’s over-all recollection. Mrs. Anne Riley’s energetic and persevering attitude, prompting the staff to keep going, deserves a gold medal award. Other meritorious winning performances were made by Norman Phillips, Rich Owens, The Advocate Press and Lyndal “Smitty” Smith. Record breaking efforts by the Harstan staff deserve recognition for much spare time spent cropping pictures, drawing layouts, and writing copy, not to mention Margaret Arnold’s typing. But the successful participation of the student and faculty of FHS, the main players of the book, provided the statistics and cooperation needed to make the 1984 Harstan the success we hope it is. Margaret, the unsung heroine 123 Memories As the dwarfs look on. Prince Greenwood gives Snow Green the kiss of life. Kevin and Cindy decide “To Be or Not to Be. Girls, Girls, let’s control our emotions. Golly gee! Another day!” Watch those hands! exclaimed the pigs. Greg’s fan club bids a final farewell before he leaves for state. Jay receives a squirrelly gag gift. 124 Adams, Candy...............90 Adams, Julie ... 13,18,90, 96 Akers, Tim.................46 Allen, Paul.......13,18, 32 Allison, Wayne.........36, 75 Anderson, Dena.............58 Anderson, Stacey.........42 Anderson, Tyler . 42, 89,102 Anthis, Frank.............42, 74 Archbold, Muriel.........54 Arnold, Margaret . 11,13,18, 86, 90, 97,100,101,109,123 Austin, Garry..............46 Auvil, Dianna ... 36, 95, 111 Auvil, Larry...............18 Batchelor, Rick ... 52, 74, 77 Bailey, Jane...............36 Baird, James------4... 52, 61 Bricker, Bobby Jo........46 Bricker, Pam .............42 Briscoe, John.............36 Britton, Chris Britton, Karen ...........46 Broadway, Doug............42 Brooks, Harold .......... 50 Brooks, Julie ... 4,13,18, 25, 89, 90 Brown, Jackie ....... 18,111 Brown, Kelly..............46 Bryan, Angela Bryan, Karen .. 10,18,89,95, 97 Bryan, Stephanie Bryan, Shawn . 36, 60, 75, 91, 99,100 Buchanan, Charles........53 Conard, Kevin .. 46, 94 Conard. Traci .. 46,88 Conrad, Greg .. 42 Conrad, Mary .. A 57 Cook, Richard . . .7 , 46 Cooper, Paula . 36, 88,91,99, 100,101,107.110, 120,123 Corry, Kay 58 Coughlin, Kelly . 36 Covey, Mike ... Crews, Darrin Crown, Michelle . 45,46,61, BaityfrEfrvin .. .fe.... 18, 77'. Burgener, Kathy ....... Baker, Rand Jl .1.....$. 46 Burgess, Lucy . 1..... Barthart; Cindy . 41,42,62, Burkett, Candi !.. A----] Burgener, Kathy ......46 54 pHMBII .. J 42 63 88, 92, 93, 95, 98,102,106, Burkett, David........18 124 j 'jk t Burkett, Jerry ..(..U... 42 Banhart, Connie ... 4,13,18, Burroughs, L ry .T. m 46, 94 33, 62, 63, 89, 93, 95, 98, 99, Burroughs, Mary..46, 88 urn 106, 114 urton, Chfsty ... 10, 41,£2; Banta, Jeff .......... 46 61,88,91,92.93.96,98 Barlow, Ronnie V. X Burton, Dena . . 11 13, K ffick. Shelly ... 42,91, 92, y 67 95, 971 96. 102 Blfi£TfcI)lJ|...........58 Bute, John... 46,96,112 Camp, Beth ... 46, 71, 88, 90, Ar ’amp, Mike 13 46 46 3ass, Cory .. . Bass, Dalene ssett, Ed ... JQQ| • ■ 42, 74 3eard, Greg...............42 Beard, Randy ...............46 Becker, Diane .i............57 Behnke, Chris 36.62. 92, 93 Benefield. Randy .........46 Berger, Jerrv .18, 64, 77, 86, 93 8, 60, 77, 89, Campbell, Richa Canady, Kevin Canady. Mike Cartright, Andy Carvalho, Andrea L iaJterar SS Q 42 Bickley, Matthew Birk. Paul....... Blackwell, Jani . . lackwell, Traci .. lock. Jeff . 10. 18,64,65,77, i9, 92, 93,98 V“ Boose, Tam my Xta.........46 Booth, Kristy 88.95, 97. Borders, Geb .. 42. 77, 89, 93, Wiveil, Rick..............46 Brewer Donna ........... 36 d ...... 46 ......36 42, 89, 94 ... 39, 90 ... 36. 90 6, 71, 88, 92, Cavins, Patty . . Chase, Sherry . Clark, Karen .. Clark, Sharon Clement. Lori Coble, David Colclasure, Kevin 73, 77, 83 Coleman, X. E 42, 71,112 .......36 .........42 .... 36,88 .....18. 95 .........58 9,19, 72, 50 Collard, Sheila-t . . 42, 91. 96, 102, 89 Cycholl, Michaela ... 42,61, 68, 90, 93,100,101,102, 11th 116,117,120 Daughtery, Jodi ------35, 36 Davis, Bobbi Jo........Jk 46 Dawkins, Amy ... 46, 71,89, 124 Dawkins, Tim ........... 94 Dawkins Tyler ..........94 Dennis Gary.............94 Dennis, Leslie........46, 88 Dennis, Lori.............42 Denton, Shirley .........42 Denton, Tracy-----... 36, 90 Dickey, Gerri.........;... 58 Dickinson, Tim ..........46 Dill, Betty . 4 .. . .. 56| frfc-- Dixon, Richard...........67 Dockins, Tammy........46, 62 Dolce, Mike.............55, 74 Doud, Jim................42 Dulaney, Randy Dulaney, Sam Dunbar, Carl.............46 Dunnigan, Darrin.........19 Durey. Lisa.............46, 62 Durre, Cindy .. 42,62, 92, 93, 95, 98. 102, 124 Eaglin, Angela...........42 Eastin, Scott.....1. 48,89 F.astin, Vivian . 42 Eaton, Doug . 42, 67 Eaton, Hollie .......... 56 Eck, Beulah.......k. 19, 90 Edgington, Dwight---------- 50 Edgington, Kathleen . 46, 88, )0 96 Elliott, Bob............55, 97 Ellis, Mike....... 46, 89, 94 Elving, Bev..............54 Elving, Craig ----9,19,31 Engelmeier, Lisa Engelmeier, Lorna ... 19, 62, • V England, Laura...........42 Erwin. Lee Ann .. 42, 91, 92, 102 Estheimer, Roy Keith . 4,10, 36, 64, 66, 67, 88,90, 93 Fatheree, Kim........19, 88 Fatheree, Randy......14, 36 Fatheree, Veda...........58 Fehrenbacher, Tonya . 9,13, 14,19, 86, 87, 88, 91, 92, 95, 97, 110,114, 118, 124 Fitzgerald, Kevin Fopay, Karen Forth, Lori Freeman, Brian............36 Freeman, George: Frost, Guy la .. 36, 68, 99,100 Frost, Karen.......... j TT9 Frost, Sherrie . . 42, 71 0, 92 Fry. |ason V . . 7. ,'T. .46 Fry, Mike . . T. 53 Gaither, Ovie.... ........36 Garrett, Angela . .. 13,1%, 32 Garrett, Tyler... 42, 89, 96 Gibson, Kathy.............57 Gill,Gary .... 14,36,96,111 Gish, David ... 10, 36, 72. 73, 98 Gish, Wanda'..............57 Glassford, Kim ... 13,14,19, 24,62, 63, 68. 69, 86, 93 : Glassford, Tammy ........ 36 Glikis, Nicky Goble, Debbie.............19 Goble, Melisha Golla, Billy Jack Goodman, Chris .... 94,119 Gragert, Steve ....... 72, 99 Graham, Bob............... . 58 Gray, Paula ......... 42, 62 Gray, Wayne...............36 Green, Roger..............36 Greenwood, Bobbie . 42, 88, 96 Greenwood, Ranard......58 Greenwood, Rodney . 42, 74, 93 Griffith, Ritchey ...... 11, 36 Griffith, Rodney......45. 67 Griffith, Robert Grove, Tyler Grove, Yolanda ... 44, 88, 96 Guerrettaz, Nikki . 34,61,87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 98,101,109, 118 Hadden, Cheryl ..._______ 43 Hamilton, Randi_______ 46,62 Hampton, Cheryl...........43 Hamed, Mark Harrell, Diane ... 14, 36, 87, 100 . . . 46, 88 I Harris, Tammy . .. 13. 19,95,97 l |25,33,71,88,90, t Harrison. Kelly . . m. 36 Hawks, Kenny .. jp .. 19,67 Heckwine, Shan 1%. Hemphill, Stacey 36 Henderson, Elicit; .22, 60. 90 11, 43, 62, 69. 4 10, 22, 39, 95 Henson, Connie Henson, David . Henson, Floyd Henson, Inize 1 lenson, Kim A. 99, 100,112,114 Henson, Kim .. Henson, Libbie . 9, 30 35, 36, 62.63,93.9 - Highsmith, Jerry.... 47, 94 Hilderbrand, Beth Hilliard. Mike Hilliard, Patty 89, 91, 92, 102, 124 Hodges, Kim Holan, Chuck .......... 37 Holland, Greg............9,22 Horst, Robert........50, 65 Hosick, Shannon . 47, 60, 74 Hoskins, Patsy .. 13, 22, 61, 68, 69, 86, 89, 93 House, Carl................50 Howe. Melanie..........22, 95 Huffman, Cynthia . 37, 90, 94 Huffman, David.........13, 22 Huffman, Taura 47, 69, 89, 98 Humphrey, Julie 13, 22, 62, 106,116 Hunt, Wendy...............47, 90 Hyder, Ron ............... 47 Inboden, David Jennings, Mike .......47, 89 Johnson, Bobby........22 94 Johnson, Tammy ... 47 o9 108,112 ’ ’ Johnson, Tracy ......... 43 94 Jones, Jeff...........43 94 Julius, Brent............43 90 Kastan, Richard.......43 94 Kaufman, Kelly ... 9 ' 2 13,14, 22, 24, 25, 61,86 88’9l’ 93,97,100,101,105,110 ’ ’ Keller, Eddie .. 43, 67, 90. 94 Keller, Jennifer .. 43_ gg ’91 96,99,100.101,102,108 110 ’ 112 Keller. Kim ... 11,37 g7 9fi 99,100,101,123 MM Kessell, Marsha Kessell, Mike lion, Andrew .. ?? 97, 99, r00 10l( 110,11 g KingsburyCDiana . 11 14 37 87,96 m Kirby, Deena Ef-.. Kirk, Jeff.....T.. v. .- 7, „„ Kirk, Kris................’ 37 Kitley, KentSJ ..........|3 89 Kitley.William .....S'’50 Kittle, Teresa.... 37,68.69 Klanke. Dale .. 14, 35j 7 98, 111 4T |jg[ K nke, Michael Klein, James......47, 74, 94 Klein, Karen ... 9, 43, 69 89 91,93 ’ • Klein, Troy................ 43 89 Klingler, Lee.....43 94 Knapp, Andy..................’ 72 Koenig, John 43, 74, 77,124 Kohn, Jeff........43 94 Kramer, KarL .... 43, 93.102 Krarftz, Tamara Krutsinger, Bonnie..... Isinger, Janet....... 47 69 rtsinger, Kelly.......9 4j| itsinger, Tom .. 37, 72’ 71 tz. Troy...............’37! 7J Lagle, Wade........... ■Bee, Misty ................ Lamb,Susan .......... 1 '37 9' Landreth, Betty | JR Lane, Craig ........ 47 gq Larch, Marsha........ ’ 43 Lauderback, John...... Laughlin, Regina----- 22, 92, Mason, Lesa_______ 47, 89, 92 110,114, 118,124 Mason, Lezlie . 22, 71, 88, 92, Lawson, Jeff............. 47 93 Lawson, John..............37 Matthews, Greg.......37, 67 Laycoax, Billy Mattox, Crystal.22 Lee, Randy........... 37,67 j Mattox, Susan . 37, 68,69, 88, Lee, Steve.......... 51,100 93, 94, 95, 97 |____________ Leib, Greg 1.. 10, 37, 72, 73|J Melto 101,124 Mel Leib, Leah . 10, 47, 71, 88, 92 Melt Leib, Phillip .. 43,72,89,92, Metz, Donna 93 W'4kI Merritt, Sam Leigh, Chris...... 37,65,66 Metcalfj Clay............74 Leigh, Marty T........ 43,67 Lents, Steve.........47,94 3 Lewis, Barbara ... 43, 88, 98 Lewis, Cindy . . 13, 14, 22, 86, 87, 88, 90, 95, 97 Lewis, Connie . 37, 62, 63, 88, 93 Lewis, Herb..............37 Lewis, Melinda...........47 Lewis, Steve........4,47, 89 Lewis, Tina ... 37, 71, 91, 92. 93,97,98 W Linder, Betty .. .a ....'. 57 Linder, Steve .. 4, 47, 89, 90, 98 Little, Shane ■. Locum, Tim ... 45, 47, 72, 83 London, Jerome...........43 Luke. Becky;.........37, 62 Luttrell, Lori .. 45, 47, 61, 88, 96 Lutz, Chrissy . 47 McAllister, Tim .. 22, 67, (W, 91 . McConnell, Jill..... 43, 95 «| McCoy, Joe ... i........ 51 McCraw, Dion.............43 McCracken, Shirley.....47 McDaniel, Doyne .. 9,13, 23, 67, 93 McGrew, Brian............37 McGrew, Sherry...........47 McGrew, Sondra______13, 23 McKenzie, Alice..........58 McKinnon, Janice McKnelly, Steve.....23, 89 McQuiston, Chris.........52 Martin, Dorlisa . 4,10, 37, 61, 71, 87, 88, 90, 92, 93, 95, 98, 99, 100,101,109,124 Martin, Joe..............47 96. ivunuan jiciy....... . . Miglin, |eff 43, 74, 77, 89. 93 Miglin, Jim....... 53,65, 77 Miller, Lisa...... 47, 88. 98 Mills. Norma.................58 Milner, MikV 65, 72, 73, 83, 112 Milner, Tony..........43, 74 Misenhimer, Dios.............58 Mislich, Jason...............47 Mislich, Jennifer .. 37, 95,97 Mislicf, Kenny .. ...........™3 Mixon, Lucretia ............ 43 Moeller, Christine ... 47, Moore, Bridie Moore, Jaide......37, Morkin, Tony ... Morris, Bonnie ............. 57 Moses, Doug ... 4,10,13, 23, 24, 25, 66, 89, 92, 93, 96, 98, 118 Myers, Rick.......14, 37. 60 Myers, Terry..........14, 53 Noblet, Hollie .. 9. 23,94, 95 Noblet, Robin ....... 47, 95 Northcutt, Alicia . 23, 88, 99 100 Norton, Jim ......... 47, 94 Norton, Rich..........43, 74 Nosek, Diane.................37 Nosek, Todd ................ 74 Oakes, Jeff.......108 O’Dell, Les ... 55 Oestreich, Anj 95, 96, 98, 111 O’Donnell, H Sther .. 47,61 Owen, Angela™.. .T. 37, 89 Owens, IjR........y.. Owens, Randy..........41, 74 Owens, Rich ...... 37, 64 67 Paradise, Joe ........... Paradise, Lisa ■ Paradise, Michelle.......23 Parish, Rod .............. 43 Pat , Michelle........48, 90 Patterson, Brian ......... 23 Patterson, Eric............37 Paxton, Scott..............23 Payne, Vicki...........55, 86 Pearce, Alex ......... 89, 90 Pearce, Tammy .. 23,88, 90, 97 Pearce, Tim ... 48, 74, 77, 94, 98 Pearson, Kelly .... 23, 94, 96 Pearson, Tom .. 48, 74, 89, 96 Peeler, Becky..........44, 88 Peeler, Sharon.............37 Pennington, Ronnie Gena .. 17,44,61,88, 90, 93,100,101,102,110,120 Penry, Harry...............52 | Perry, Ed .......... 37, 72, 77 Perry, Tamara______ 23, 62, 88 Peterson, Mick ... 51, 65, 74, 93 r £ helps. Renee .. k. 44, 68, 69 Phelps, Ron....... 44, 96,102 Phillips, Bill.............52 Phillips, Sherry......48, 88 Phipps, Debbie.............37 Pieplow, Susan . 9,14, 35, 38, 87, $). 99,100 Pierson, Gayla.............38 Pierson, Ken ............. 38 Poolb, Roger Porter, Rick ..........53, 69 Powell, Debbie ... 12,13,14, 26, 32,86, 90, 91,92, 95, 97 wless, Andy . 9,10, 38, 65, 66, 72, 75, 93,106 Powless, Roger ... 26, 67, 93 putbrese. Barb............88 tandall, Rhonda . 38, 68, 69, 13 -f tandall, Rick ... 4, 9,10,12, 17, 25, 26, 33. 60, 89, 90, 98, A 109, 117,124 1 tascher, Tracy............38 lay. Gene ............... 58 teagan, Angie ... 26, 62, 63. 33 95. 98,106 teed. Scott...............44 Riley. Anne...........51,101 Ripperdan, Peggy . .fl... 56 Rivei Tom...........51.96 Robinson, Kevin 38 Rogers, Danny . 48 Rose, Chris .... 48 Ross. Diane .... 38,97 Ross, Sabrina Ruckman, Brad , 38,94 Ruckman, Debbie ... 48, 68, 88, 96 Rudy, Scott .... 26, 89 Rutger, Phillip . 38 Rutland. Mark . 44, 67 Senters, Regina . 48 Sessions, Jim .. . 44 Sheehan, Erica . . . 44, 91, 92 Sheehan, Randv Simmons, Shannon .. 44, 62, 89, 90, 91, 92, 102 Smith, Bob 50 Smith, Darrell . . 26,94 Smith, Donna . .. . 55, 86, 97 Smith, Leo 57 Smith, Milton . . 50 Smith, Robert . . 48,94 Smith, Steve . . .. . 94 Snell, Jeff 44,94 Snell, Julie 48 Sons, Gayla .... 48 Sorenson,Jean . . . 44, 61, 88, 91, 92,102 Sparkman, Jeff . 44,74 Spitzner, Chris . 26 Spitzner, Sandy . 26, 95 Staley, Teri 48 Stanford, Jo Ann 56,71 Stanford, Mike ,. . 10, 26, 89, 94 Stanford, Scott . . Stanley, Brad . . . . 26, 67 Stanley, Jamie .. 48 Stanley, Kathy .. . . 38. 92, 98 Stanley, Mark .. 8, 35, 38, 72. 87, 89, 93, 96, 101 Stanley, Toi Scott, Doth«® . . (P5. . 38 Scott Stever . . Scott, Tyl6r . . . Z..2. 44 . 48, 67, 88 Sebring, Rick . . . . . 89, 90 Sefton, Greg .... . . 3b, 67, 75 , Sefton, Margaret 57 Sehie, Bernadine Sehie, Tim Senters, Connie . 48 V 26.94 IB '- . Senters, Lisa . . . . Stephanich, Scott 38,88 Stine, Mary Beth K54 Stocke, Bob .......... 48, 60 Stone, Angie............ 44 Stone, Matthew...........38 Stringer, Jerry.......52,75 Sudduth, Bill............26 Tackitt, Jim.............58 Tackitt, Brian...........48 Tackitt, Madge.......44, 88 Tackitt, Sam.............38 Talmant, Don..........9, 53 Tatman, Eric............ 38 Taylor, Jon..............38 Taylor. Mike.........26, 94 Thatcher, Jay ... 8,13,14, 26, 60, 75, 89, 93, 95, 99, 101,109, 110,121,124 Thomas, Lori.............26 Thomas, Mary . 38, 87, 88, 95 Thomas, Rob..............30 Thomas, Sara . 13,14,27,86, 92,101,114,118 Thomas, Tina Thurman, Leon ... 4k- 48, 74 Thompson, Terry .. 48,94 Tibbs, Angela 38, 95 Todd, Carol ...... 45,48,71 Tolliver, Angela.........27 Tolliver, Bruce .1...... 48 Toon, Margie FrC .... 27, 95 Toon, Terry ...... 27, 95 Wathan, Eva .............3 Wathan, Ronnie...........3 k Webb, Amy ... 44, 68, 88, 91 96. 101, 102 Webb, Rebecca......44, 9 Webster, Cheryl..........3 Welch, Tom ... 56, 60, 72, 9 Welty, Michael .:.... 48, 7 Welty, Roger........... 3) Welty, Tammy.............4 Wheeler, Bob...........54, 9 Wheeler, Greg...........4) White, Billy White, Donna . 11, 44, 91, 92 96, 97,102 White, Gina.............31 White, Robin . 10,27,95,111 Whitt, Edward ... 48, 94,11' Whitt, Michele . 4, 38, 39, 88 91,92, 96, 99,100,117 Wicke, Steve ............2 Williams, Brypn . . 44, 6' Williams, 2' Williams, Jwnmy . . . 44, 81 Williams, Wlryne .. — .. 3( Willison, Joni ....a2I Wilke, Diane ..........|31 Wilkin, Lisa .2 ,..38j 9( Wilsoifjj Calvin 7 11, 13,14 17, 30, 32, 33. 60, 72, 83, 89, Turner, Steve................44 ” 93, 96, 98, 99, lOl.J’lO Uebinger, Brent ........ 38' HlJpton, John........ . 11, 55 Utterback, Troy .. . Yandaveer, Bennie VanMeter, Dan VanMeter, Eric Vincent, Lisa i, Vaddelow, Leah Waddelow, Steve Waggoner, Cathy 48 . . 38 iWagner, Dale...........50 Wilson, John .. . 44.74,1 Wilson, Kenneth.......30,9: Wilson, Kevin . 14. 38, 39, 6Q 75. 87. 89,93,96,101. Ill), 20 124 Wingo, Bob aka. Tracv . 11. 17. 24. 30 33, 70, 77, 89, 93, 98 W od, Kari . . . 44, 62. 63. 68 89 98 W 32 9 7, 30, 77, 93 Wagner, Deanna . 44, 68, 69, 88 Wagner, Derek 1. ... 45. 48 Walker, Karen .... , ... 27, 88 Walker, Sharon .. . 27, 88, 95 Walker, Tracy .... 11, 13, 27 Walters, Tommy . . 10,14, 38, Warren, Harold . . 27 Warren, Jeff Warren, Kent .... 50 Washburn. Lee Ann 44 Waters, Rusty .... . ... 27, 94 Woods, Rhonda.........3t Woomer, Sandy .. 30, 95, 97 99 Woomer, Tony ... 44, 77, 89 93. 98 Workman, Deann ... 44, 81 Workman, Troy.........4i Wreath, Scott .. 4,13,14, 25 30, 86, 87, 89, 90, 96, 99, 100 Wyman, Rich...........31 Young, Cindy...... 30, 88, 9: Young, David..........31 Young, Lisa . . .....30, 9! Young, Shawn......30,6' Young, Steve..........41
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
