Flora High School - Harstan (Flora, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

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The sky is falling! — No. no. just the end of an FHS Dance. Raggedy Andrea and clowning Amy May I have this dance? Juniors Spook FHS With Sock Hop . Stop, in the name of love How ya doin’ big boy? Sweetheart Dance — Something to “Whisper” About! while Stacey. Christina, and Susan dance to the music of 'Hostage. The Royal Court: Robin Noblet. Kemp Jackson. Angie Oestreich. Kevin Connell. Retiring Queen — Karen Bryan. Greg Leib. Matthew McCoy. Queen — Dorlisa Martin. Steve Jones. Brandie Hender son. Frank Mattox. Susan Mattox. Rusty Waters. Stacey Hemphill. Darrell Smith. Stacey Anderson. Hank F---------- ------- “ Dorlisa gazes into the eyes of her dashing escort Amy Moses and John Lawson sit back and watch as the royal couples prepare to be announced . . . . . while Tammy and Tom enjoy one last fast dance before coronation. Queen candidate Stacey Hemphill and her escort Rusty Waters walk down the aisle to the theme Careless Whispers All eyes are on Susan Mattox as she is escorted by her father. FHS Resounds to The Sound of Music’ Stacey and Dorlisa discover singing is one of their Favorite Things. Cast of Characters Maria Rainer — Dorlisa Martin Sister Bertha — Mary Beth Welch Sister Margaretta — Cindy Banhart Sister Sophia — Josie Gill Mother Abbess — Stacy Hemphill Captain Georg Von Trapp — Tommy Walters Franz — Alex Pearce Frau Schmidt — Patty Hilliard Liesl — Sherrie Frost Friedrich — Tracy Welty Louisa — Gena Penry Kurt — Danny Myers Brigitta — Beth Camp Marta — Kris Kirk Gretl — Beth Frost Rol Gruber — Steve Linder Elsa Schraeder — Kathy Edgington Ursula — Shannan Simmons Max Detweiler — Roy Keith Estheimer Herr Zeller — Tyler Anderson Baron Elber Feld — Eric Van Meter Admiral Von Schreiber — Mike Rosetto Chorus Members Candy Adams John Brickey Viola Castleberry Diane Harrell Cindy Huffman Jennifer Keller Susan Lamb Diana Nosek Michelle Pate Kim Perry Val Schultz DeAnn Workman John Bute Tammy Glassford Greta Myers Cindy Durre Cindy, Josie and Mary Beth try to solve a problem like Maria.” My children won t sing any Sounds of Music at the concert. 8 The VonTrapp family prepare to 'Climb every Mountain' to escape to Switzerland. Seniors Enjoy ‘‘One More Night” at FHSH! Dancers watch as the gold, silver, and white decorations fall. The Royal Court flanks the New Queen: Cindy Durre, Phil Leib, Patty Hilliard, Rich Norton, Shannan Simmons, Greg Carroll. Kim Hodges. Jeff Block. Queen Susan Pieplow, An dy Powless, Nikki Guerrettaz, Wayne Catt, Diane Harrell. Jerry Berger. Stacey Hemphill, and Rusty Waters. The new royal couple, Susan and Andy, dance to One More Night, the theme song. Queen candidate Nikki Guerrettaz is escorted by Wayne Catt during coronation. Another queen candidate, Stacey Hem phill, walks to the front with Rusty Waters, her date. And the last candidate. Diane Harrell, smiles as she is escorted by Jerry Berger. A table of spiffed-up seniors smile as they watch everyone else dancing the night away. All who attended received glasses as they left. 9 Let it snow! Let it snow! Completing a week of voting the second annual Snow King and Queen Dance was held on January 11. As a good fund raiser for the Harstan, the dance provided after game entertainment for sports fans. Balloons, not snow, fall from this sky. CANDIDATES Blaine Henson Annette Hubble Tim Locum Beth Camp Phil Leib Queen Gena King David Susan Pieplow Reigning King and Queen. The retiring Queen and King enjoy a last dance. Snow Royalty Greg Leib and Dorlisa Martin flank new King and Queen. Dave Gish and Gena Penry. 10 SBP Speech Day Provided Entertainment Doug Eaton relaxes in the middle of his presidential campaign. Troy Kurtz raises Brent's hand, who proved to be the champ in the SBP race. During Brent’s speech, surprise guest appearances were made by Buckwheat. Indiana Jones, and “ZZ Top.” Troy Kurtz made the opening speech for Brent and was also Brent's campaign manager. Take our advice,” say Steve Linder and Rob Stocke to Phil Leib. Phil began his speech with an imitation of Paul Harvey. As Rob gave Phil’s opening speech, Steve entertained with a sideshow. Start a new Cycholl of events was Michaela's theme. Nikki made the opening speech as Cycholl campaign supporters paraded across the stage, each displaying a different ’’Cycholl of events, such as the food Cycholl, Psycho I, and psychoneurotic. 11 Ninety-eight Pass Graduation is a state of mind for the month of May. It involves final projects, final exams, last debates, signing memory books and autograph sheets, fitting caps and gowns, locker cleanout, rehearsal, and finally, baccalaureate and commencement. The graduating class of 1985 featured a record number of awards and scholarships, just as the class had excelled in both academics and athletics throughout the year. Susan, Tracy, and Chris watch over Senior clippings. Diana and Susan compare notes on their graduation speeches. £ Dave and Chuck give Comp. IV a last fling! The last honor roll sign up. Michele has a final locker clean up. 12 Into History The class of 1985, led in scholarship by Diana Kingsbury, and close second Susan Pieplow, entered and exited to the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance” played by the concert band. Following the welcome speech were the senior band members playing a most appropriate “If,” the valedictory and salutatory, recognition of awards and scholarships, and at last, the presentation of diplomas as the new graduates walked into history. Diana Kingsbury 4.957 Susan Pieplow 4.811 Rob Thomas 4.742 Kevin Wilson 4.728 Dorlisa Martin 4.690 Nikki Guerrettaz 4.644 Diane Harrell 4.640 Mark Stanley 4.625 Karla King 4.604 Brian McGrew 4.594 Top Ten Dorlisa and Andy proudly display their Eugene Mattis Awards. Senior band members play for the final time. Troy Kurtz, Senior Class President, gives the welcome. Row 1: Teresa Kittle — Cecil Powless Award, OCC Athletic Scholarship; Diane Harrell — Flora Unit 35 Education Association, OCC; Connie Lewis — OCC Band Scholarship; Diane Auvil — Fred A. Cycholl Memorial Scholarship; Rhonda Randall — WVC Faculty Scholarship; Guyla Frost — Early Childhood Scholarship; Diana Kingsbury — VFW Award, Clay County BPW, Roland Gill Memorial Scholarship, Murray State University Scholar, Flora NHS Scholarship. Illinois State Scholar. Row 2: Brad Ruckman — WVC Faculty Scholarship, Ovie Gaither; Rob Thomas — VFW Award, Mothers' Association scholarship. U of I John T. Rusher scholarship. Departmental Awards Agriculture Brad Ruckman Home Economics Dorlisa Martin Business Diana Kingsbury Science Rob Thomas Journalism Kim Keller Social Studies Rob Thomas Art Tommy Walters Math Gary Gill Industrial Education Ron Wathan English Diane Harrell Mark Stanley Drama Dorlisa Martin Spanish Jaide Moore Music Dorlisa Martin Stacey Hemphill P.E. Girls Susan Pieplow P.E. Boys Ovie Gaither Stacey Hemphill; Jennifer Mislich — Illinois Sheriffs' Association Scholarship; Kevin Robinson — OCC; Karla King — World Color Press Scholarship; Andy Powless — Cecil Powless Memorial Award, Murray State Athletic Scholarship; Kim Keller — Beta Sigma Phi Scholarship. Row 3: Tommy Walters; Brian McGrew; Dale Klanke — Kiawanis Club Buel Long Scholarship; Gary Gill — U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis; Mark Stanley University of Missouri at St. Louis Athletic Scholarship; Dorlisa Martin — DAR, Millikin University Talent Scholarship; Greg Leib — SIU-E Athletic Scholarship; Susan Pieplow; Ron Wathan; Jaide Moore. In Champaign. Dorlisa Martin participated in the All-State Play. The Night That Thorau Spent in Jail.” Awards ☆ £ Students who took part in the “Jets testing competition in Olney are. Back Row: Dale Klanke. Randy Fatheree, Gary Gill, Rob Thomas. Mark Stanley, Susan Pieplow, Brian McGrew. Front Row: Mr. Terry Myers. Dianna Kingsbury. Michele Whitt. Karla King, Michaeia Cycholl. and Kim Keller. Gary Gill placed first in Physics. Mrs. Nancy Clark and Mr. Ed Coleman pose with Diana Kingsbury, semi-finalist for National Merit. 14 Mrs. Mary Beth Stine hands the DAR plaque to winner, Dorlisa Martin. 15 JERRY HEARRING Asst. Superintendent MARGARET SEFTON Unit Secretary Row 1: Bob Smith. Harold Brooks, and Kent Warren. Row 2: Bill Kitley. Dwight Edginton. Frank Herman, and Milton Smith. A Busy Faculty JIM BAIRD Senior Political Science BILL BERRY Orientation to Industrial Arts. Wood Working I and II. Coop Class NANCY CLARK Guidance Counselor CHARLES BUCHANAN Driver s Education. General Mathematics. Algebra I LUCY BURGESS Coop Supervisor CHERI BURKETT Health Occupations LORA DELANEY Health Career Skill Teaches Basics BETTY DILL General Studies ELICIA HENDERSON Special Services Accounting I and II. Coop Class RICHARD KRZYZEK Spanish I. II. Advanced Spanish STEVE LEE English I. Literature I. Journalism 18 LARRY McGREW Driver's Education MARY WILSON Aide to Special Services Sponsors Organizations JOE McCOY Composition li and III. Creative Language I. II and III. Basic English II DOROTHEA MARTIN Child Care. Adult and Everyday Living. Foods II JIM MIGLIN Health. Earth Science CHRIS McQUISTON Consumer Education. Composition I. Introduc tion to Political Science. Ancient History. Modern European History LES O’DELL Orientation to Industrial Arts, Architectural Drafting. Residential House Wiring. Everyday Shop Skills. Drafting I 19 Coaches Sports VICKI PAYNE Typing I, Data Processing. General Business BILL PHILLIPS Art I and II. Advanced Art DONNA SMITH Typing I and II. Clerical Practice. Shorthand RICK PORTER Algebra I. Geometry. Chemistry. Physics HARRY PENRY Band. Chorus ANNE RILEY American and World Literature, English III. Advanced Comp. IV JOANN STANFORD Special Services MARY B. STINE Family Ecology. Coop, Vocational Director 20 JERRY STRINGER Psychology. Physical Education Encourages Study DONTALMANT United States History TERESA TOLER Physical Education c JOHN UPTON TOM WELCH Building Trades Physical Education LISA MORGAN Agriculture Student Teacher DALE WAGNER Learning Center Director BOB WHEELER Welding. Agricultural Mechanical Skills. Agricultural Produce. Small Engine Repairs. Orientation to Agriculture Auxiliaries Contribute to Efficiency MARY CONRAD Secretary Si S l f KATHY GIBSON Learning Center BETTY LINDER Bookkeeper Lauderback, Gene Ray 23 Golfers Send One to State The 1984 golf team won their last three matches of the season to raise their record to 8-8, the best in several years. With all underclassmen on the team, golf at Flora High School can look forward to successful years in the future. Blaine Henson led the group of underclassmen, averaging a 39 and placing well in the sectional match. Row I: Rob Stocke, Chris Rose, Kerry Hurdes, and Dennis Collins. Row 2: Jeff Kirk, Tom Pearson, Coach Tom Welch, Shannon Hosick, and Blaine Henson. Rob Stocke Girl’s Twosome Goes to State Row 1: Jenny Miglin, Marty Guerrettaz. Jackie Thatcher. Josie Gill, Taura Huffman. Mary Beth Welch. Lori Lutrell, Coach James Baird, Chris' Heather O'Donnell. Michelle Crown. Gena Penry. Row 2: Jennifer Keller, ty Burton. Nikki Guerrettaz. and Michaela Cycholl. Concentrate!! Dynamic Duo still smiling. Nikki performs magic. Eek! A bug! Once again, the girl’s tennis team had a regular season record sustaining only two losses. Michaela and Nikki topped off the season with a trip to Rolling Meadows, where the state meet was held. There the girls won their first round against two Chicago players. At the fall sports banquet Michaela received the MVP award, Christy Burton was awarded “Most Hustle,” and Lori Lut trell was named “Most Improved.” Mary Beth prepares for a winner. and stretch 2. 3. 4 Wolf Pack Develops Skill Row 1: Jim Sessions, Scott Stepanich, Jeff Miglin, Rich Dixon. Tim Locum. Richard Cook, John Koenig. Roy Keith Estheimer. Andy Powless, Ed Perry, and Jeff Kohn. Row 2: Ron Phelps. Tony Woomer, Doug Eaton. Mike Jennings. Derek Wagner. Heath Taylor. Ron Hyder. Jim Norton. Marty Leigh, Tyler Anderson, and Wade Lagle. Row 3: Coach Dale Henson. Leon Thurman, Steve Gragert, J. R. Highsmith, Tom Walters, Geb Borders, Troy Workman, Mark Tatman, John Wilson, Phil Leib, and Coach Jim Miglin. The mighty Wolves pounced on victims throughout the season. Winning the first two games, tables turned and resulted in a loss of the next four games. Wolf spirit prevailed, though; the Pack bounced back to victory in the last two games. Ending a long term battle, they captured the Shriners’ Cup. This meant that they kept the trophy as a result of defeating Olney three out of the last five years. Even though the season contained defeats, the Wolves’ “fight” attitude made them winners. He won't stand still!” Back-up quarterback Tim Locum prepares to throw another successful pass. Now this is the way it goes.” Steve handles the ball under pressure. 26 Underclassmen Show Strong Promise Row 3: Alex Booth. Geff Holland. Tim Stephenson. Pat Spitzner, Randy Leigh. Steve Reddish, Larry Brooks. Brent Winka. Row 1: Shannon Oral, Kessel, Tony James. Vance Cobb. Earnest Johnson. Robby Hunt. Randy Jeremy Erwin. Jason Woomer. Carroll Lee. Wesley Greenwood, and Tony Childers. Row 2: Justin Stanford. Mike Frank, Tim Highsmith, Travis Allison. Phil sprinting to the locker room at -Don't touch the threads! yells Andy, halftime. Guiding the Wolves through the season are coaches: Chuch Buchanan. Dale Henson. Jim Miglin, and Walt Steele. Tim tames Mt. Carmel Ace. Down. One brick wall after another! Fall Sports in Review Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora 34 14 21 6 7 20 t i 18 VARSITY FOOTBALL Effingham sz Mt. Carmel Lawrenceville Red Mill Cumberland Olney GOLF Robinson Mt. Carmel Carmi Salem Mt. Carmel Fairfield Olney Newton Olney Fairfield Salem Vandalia Robinson Olney Newton St. Anthony Blaine Henson Golf TO STATE FRESH SOPH FOOTBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opponent W L Louisville L Newton L Olney W Albion L Clay City L Mt. Carmel L Fairfield L Salem L Olney L Farina L Carmi L Louisville L Lawrenceville L Grayville L Noble L Sandoval L Fairfield L Cisne L REGIONAL Louisville L Flora 0 Olney 16 Flora 0 Salem 8 Flora 0 Red Mill 30 Flora 18 Lawrencevllle 0 Flora 6 Fairfield 40 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Flora Flora 6 0 Effingham Newton 12 16 Flora 18 Fairfield 0 0 Flora 34 Lawrenceville Flora Flora 6 12 Salem Olney 1 GIRLS’ TENNIS T-Town w 9-0 Newton W 9-0 Olney L 3 Fairfield W 9-0 St. Anthony w 8 1 Carmi w 7-0 Fairfield w 7-2 Salem w 9-0 Carmi w 6-1 Effingham w For UJ C 5 £«« re i Game Scores (Flora| ia 6 13-9, 815, 1215.7 5-15.0-15 3 15.3-15 1015. 715 5-15. 1015 8 15. 7-15.6-15 8-15. 7-15 1015. 1015, 7-15 14 16. 15-9. 915 5 15.015. 8-15 15-7. 15-8. 2-15.5-15 5-15,015. 8 15 1-15, 1015 4-15.9-15. 15-12. 14 16 16-14. 13-15, 14-16. 15-8, 12-15 ALL CONFERENCE Volleyball Cindy Banhart, Kari Wood Football First Team Tim Locum, John Koenig Second Team Tony Woomer, Geb Borders Honorable Mention Tyler Anderson Steve Gragett, Andy Powless Special Mention Roy Keith Estheimer All Area John Koenig 29 Volleyball Builds Experience Coach Burkett anticipates the start of a match as she reveals the starting lineup. While the J.V. volleyball team had a winless season, the varsity team finished with a 1-18 record. Again, the J.V. and varsity teams were inexperienced and young compared to their opponents. The varsity squad consisted of one senior and three underclassmen, and the remaining were juniors. In the Regional the Wolfgals were handed a heart break loss from Louisville: 16-14, 13-15, 14-16, 15-8, 12-15. Awards for service point leader and most spikes were given to Cindy Banhart, while Kari Wood was the setting leader and voted MVP. Coached by Cheri Burkett and Denise Miglin, the Wolfgals look forward to a winning season next year as six letterwomen will return. From left to right: Coach Burkett. Beth Reagan. Shannan Sim Burkett. Kari Wood. Randi Hamilton. Angie Baity. Annette Hub-mons. Cindy Durre. Kris Toler. Cindy Banhart. Courtney ble. and Patty Hilliard. 30 Cindy rises above all to spike the ball at the opponent. Just stay away from me. I'm concentrating on the ball'' exclaims Cindy. Kari demonstrates her light touch while Annette looks on. Kari reaches for the sky to tip one over the net — while Shannan waits ready for anything. Beth puts ail of her strength into it. Row 1: Angela Worthey. Jeannie Pottoroff, Lisa Miller. Serena Burgener. Jenny Beck. Chris Showalters. Carolyn Cavins. Row 2: Trina Perry. Misty Russell. Carol Todd. Christina Morkin, Emily Tatman. Carlee Myers. Lisa De Seims. Amy Coleman. Amy Moses. Coach Denise Miglin. Wolfgals End Most Coach Doug Slagley. Rhonda Randall. Deanna Wagner. Kari Wood. Connie Lewis. Taura Huffman. Patty Hillard. Mary Beth Welch. Janet Kruts inger. Renee Phelps. Kim McGrew. Karen Klein. Teresa Kittle, Coach Porter and ballgirls Mindy Porter. Crystal Randall, and Heather Shipley 32 Star Teresa Kittle aids Mary Beth Welch in the rebound 1984 85 was a fine season for the Flora Wolfgals. They knew what they were made of and showed it. They accomplished things that would show people they were on their way to the top. The Wolfgals made great efforts this season in their climb up the ladder to success. They won the Regional for the first time and were on their way to Sectionals. The Wolfgals fought a good battle, but they could not manage to win the war. Their goal was cut short but not forgotten. Their hopes are still high, for future seasons. Wolfgal teammates anxiously watch Janet Krutsinger go for two more. Successful Season Ever! Smile for the camera. Mary Beth! Connie Lewis mentally prepares for important shot against T town. Janet Krutsinger is the center of attention as she jump shots two points. Kari Wood handles the hall with ease against Carmi opponent. Row 1: Candi Burkett. Deanna Wagner. Renee Phelps. Annette Hubble. Taura Huffman. Mary Burroughs. Kim McGrew. JoAnn Hearring. Row 2: Carolyn Cavins. Karen Klein. Sandy Parrish. Carlee Myers. Leah Waddlelow. Amy Moses, and Coach Slagley. 33 Wrestling Season Marked by Strong Individuals Tyler Scott on top! Individuals produced excellent performances during the 1984-85 wrestling season. Because there were no participants in several weight classes, the team record does not tell the true story of championship pins and hard won decisions. Coach O'Dell felt that the positive success of the many individual wrestlers far outweighed the disappointing team scores. Row 1: Tracy Welty, Carroll Lee. Sam Tackitt, and Rich Owens. Row 2: Randy Childers. Tim Cook. J. R. Highsmith, Kevin Canady. Row 3: Willie Tackitt, Tyler Scott. Richard Dixon, Troy Workman. Larry Melton, and Roy Estheimer. 34 Don't I Know You From Somewhere? This year’s medal winners were: Troy Workman. Tyler Scott. Richard Dixon, and Kevin Canady. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Flora 54 Louisville Flora 55 Sandoval Flora 75 Altamont Flora 38 Brownstown Flora 51 Albion Flora 41 Vandalia Flora 78 Newton Flora 53 Lawrenceville Flora 57 Salem Flora 53 Olney Flora 43 Fairfield Flora 49 Olney Flora 48 Salem Flora 65 Oblong Flora 62 Fairfield Flora 61 Red Hill Flora 55 Albion Flora 67 Kinmundy Flora 50 Mt. Carmel Flora 48 Dieterlch Flora 73 Carmi Flora 81 Clay City Flora 56 Louisville Flora 49 Vandalia Flora 35 Teutopolis er Sports at a Glance 54 43 29 46 36 52 19 31 36 41 34 69 GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Flora 37 Louisville 23 Flora 33 Sandoval 55 Flora 58 Altamont 16 Flora 39 Newton 31 Flora 38 Lawrenceville 36 Flora 39 Salem 23 Flora 39 Olney 40 Flora 31 Fairfield 33 Flora 29 Olney 38 Flora 47 Salem 24 Flora 44 Oblong 25 Flora 38 Fairfield 39 Flora 46 Red Hill 21 Flora 42 Albion 28 Flora 53 Kinmundy 34 Flora 25 Mt. Carmel 20 Flora 55 Dieterich 19 Flora 43 Carmi 22 ALL CONFERENCE Basketball Janet Krutsinger. Kari Wood Theresa Kittle — Honorable Mention Fresh-Soph Richard Dixon — Kevin Canady — 2nd Steve Reddish — 1 st Troy Workman — 3rd Tyler Scott — 2nd WRESTLING Flora 22 Red Hill Flora 30 Cumberland R0™ Flora 12 Carmi 36 Vandalia Flora 24 Fairfield Flora 18 Fairfield Flora 15 Cumberland Flora 21 Carmi Flora 15 Mt. Carmel - Flora 30 Red Hill Flora 12 Lawrenceville WRESTLING VARSITY Rich Owens 2nd Regional 4th Sectional Stop the game! I’ve lost my contact!” Sports Are C nd id! WE ARE FLORA!!! OH NO! you’re not!!” 36 Bump. Set. SPIKE!!! “As Many Seasons Come to an End . . . the Spirit Mounts in Cheerleading!’’ Cheerleaders help Bust the Bulldogs. Is it the Rockettes?? No. the FHS Cheerleaders practice their high kicks after another FHS victory. ' Please let them win again! GO TEAM! — GO TEAM! — GO! The Cheerleaders provided enthusiasm at the games and helped the teams show that the “Wolves were alive in 84 85. During the summer they attended camp at Vincennes University and won many ribbons and awards. They also had a camp for younger girls to raise money for the year’s activities. They were very dedicated and helped arouse spirit within the school and the community. Leading the cheers for the Varsity team were: Captain — Dorlisa Mar tin, Tina Lewis, Tammy Glassford, Susan Pieplow, Sherrie Frost, and Diane Harrell. J.V. Cheerleaders helping the Wolves rise to the top are: Beth Camp, Cap tain — Amy Dawkins, Carol Jones. Kathy Edgington, Leah Leib. and Carol Todd, mascot. An appetizing pep session especially for Tommy Walters. 37 Vandalia Holliday, Conference, Row I: John Koenig. Randy Owens. Phil Leib. Dave Gish. Greg Leib. Mark Stanley. Tim Locum, and Rich Norton. Row 2: Coach Andy Knapp. Steve Gragert. Ed Perry. Tom Krutsinger. Andy Powless, Tony Milner. Jeff Miglin. Clay Metcalf, and Coach Tom Welch. The Wolves were alive in 84-85!!! Coach Tom Welch and his championship team provided the fans with plenty of excitement throughout the season. Although Senior Greg Leib was injured early in the season, the Wolves didn't let it slow down their will to win. With Seniors Mark Stanley, Steve Gragert, and Dave Gish, Junior Phil Leib, and Sophomore Tim Locum leading the pack, the Wolves devoured challenger after challenger. The Wolves captured first place trophies at Vandalia, the NEC, the Regional, and Sectional tournaments. Their season may have ended at the Charleston Super-Sectional, but school spirit and pride still remain for the 1 team — the Flora Wolves!!! Locum pumps in two! Regional, Sectional Champions Successful J.V. and Underclassmen Teams Row I Tony Milner. Randy Owens. Phil Leib. John Keenig. Rich Morton, and Billy Hickey. Row 2: Coach Andy Knapp. Bekin Youngblood. Shannon Hosick. Tim Pearce. Jeff Miglin, and Clay Metcalf. Row 1: Kathy Edgington. Leah Leib. Beth Camp. Carol Jones. Amy Dawkins. Beth Gocey. Row 2: Coach Walt Steele. Mike Welty. Justin Markham. Charles Behnke. Kerry Herdes. Alex Booth. Wesley Greenwood. Tony James. Bekin Youngblood. Billy Hickey. Tim Pearce. Robby Hunt. Shannon Hosick. Jim Klein, and Coach Andy Knapp. Winter Sports in Summary VARSITY BASKETBALL Flora 65 Louisville 47 Flora 94 Red Hill 49 Flora 58 Fairfield 50 CA Flora 61 Salem 59 rv Flora 49 Carmi 47 M Flora 76 St. Anthony 48 E Flora 57 Olney 53 a Flora 92 Mt. Carmel 62 jC J.V. BASKETBALL Flora 66 Trenton Wesclin 51 t 1 Flora 47 Litchfield 42 W Flora 55 Louisville 44 Flora 55 Vandalia 54 Flora 57 Red Hill 41 Flora 77 Lawrenceville 43 CO Flora 74 Fairfield 41 Flora 67 Mt. Carmel 51 C Flora 55 Salem 54 Flora 60 Wayne City 36 2 Flora 42 Carmi 69 Flora 76 Norris City 56 c Flora 73 St. Anthony 49 Flora 52 Carmi 57 O u Flora 69 Olney 60 Flora 67 Edwards County 45 .2 « Flora 83 Mt. Carmel 40 Flora 75 Fairfield 33 g-co Flora 72 Lawrenceville 54 Flora 55 Robinson 50 Flora 72 Mt. Carmel 53 Flora 53 Olney 36 C —f Flora 68 Albion 42 Flora 47 Carmi 46 2 8 Flora 56 Fairfield 31 Flora 83 Red Hill 72 p c Flora 63 Robinson 50 Flora 61 Salem 59 U O Flora 40 Olney 46 Flora 66 Lawrenceville 48 Flora 57 Carmi 54 Flora 53 Louisville 45 cJ SO Flora 56 Red Hill 52 Flora 63 St. Anthony 54 • £ Flora 56 Salem 39 Flora 48 Teutopolis 47 UJ 0i Flora 66 Lawrenceville 69 Flora 52 Carmi 51 • Flora 29 Martinsville 28 z Flora 45 Madison 47 All Conference Mark Stanley — First 8teve Gragert — Honorable David Gish — Team Phil Leib — Mention Greg Leib - - Special Mention Tim Lolum — Second Team FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Flora 31 Effingham 45 Flora 36 Effingham 42 Flora 32 Lawrenceville 49 Flora 35 Fairfield 69 Flora 46 Fairfield 40 Flora 49 Salem 51 Flora 35 Salem 60 Flora 37 Clay City 54 Flora 54 Clay City 43 Flora 37 St. Anthony 51 Flora 71 St. Anthony 41 Flora 30 Salem 60 Flora 56 Salem 63 Flora 56 St. Anthony 67 Flora 54 Salem 67 Flora 41 Teutopolis 77 Flora 40 Teutopolis 55 Flora 62 Fairfield 50 Flora 56 Fairfield 31 Flora 52 Sandoval 35 Flora 60 Olney 69 Flora 67 Salem 54 Flora 64 North Clay 46 Flora 50 Casey 49 Flora 42 Lawrenceville 43 Flora 62 North Clay 61 Flora 54 Dieterich 37 Flora 73 Dieterich 51 41 Boys’ and Girls’ Track And they’re off!! Teresa Kittle and JoAnn Hearring lead the pack to the winning ribbon. High jumper. Taura. easily flies the distance. A new team composed largely of underclassmen, a new coach, and the well known FHS desire sparked girls’ track in 1985. Running simultaneously with the boys in many dual meets, the young team made a great showing and gives promise of a successful future. Coach Welch feels the girls are off to a good start.” Row 1: Greta Myers. JoAnn Hearring. Jeanne Pottorff, Kirstan Corbitt. Bernadine Sehie. Kris Toler. Kim Brown, Marty Guerrettaz. Row 2: Teresa Kittle. Candi Burkett. Kim McGrew. Mary Beth Welch. Coach Tom Welch. Taura Huffman. Leah Leib. Sandy Parish, and Carlee Myers. 42 Makes the Distance! Row 1: Coach Tom Welch. Phil Leib. Mike Derrick. Steve Gragert. Rich Owens. Rich Wyman. Roy Keith Estheimer. and Wesley Greenwood. Row 2: Hank Hilmes. Justin Markham. Tony James. Scott Reed. Willie Tackitt. Rob Stocke. John Koontz. Tim Dickinson, and Shawn Williamson. Row 3: Ron Phelps. Clay Metcalf. Ed Bassett. Doug Eaton. Tyler Anderson. Earnest Johnson. Row 4: Patty Hilliard. J. R. Highsmith. Troy Workman. Kelly Berger. Leon Thurman. Tommy Walters. “Who’s going to be our track coach?” was a question going through the minds of many tracksters this winter. The answer to that question is Coach Tom Welch. The seniors of the track team took on the great responsibility of helping the coach, sometimes running the practices themselves. Coach Welch felt that he has learned a lot this year, but he also feels that with the young team he had this year, there will be more kids participating in the state meets in the future. The quest for anybody in track is to compete in the state track meet. Roy Keith Estheimer and Steve Gragert represented our school in this year’s boys’ state track meet. Roy competed in the boys’ 100 and 200 meter dash. While our own “Carl Lewis,” Steve Gragert, participated in the long jump. 5 inches and counting .. Ed hurdles to victory. Scaling new heights with Steve 43 Wolfgals Win Regional Softball Championship Cindy Johnson, Coach Rick Porter, Rhonda Randall. Deanna Wagner, Karen Klein, Tina Wilkin, Amy Moses, Janet Krutsinger, Susan Fife, Renee Phelps, Kelly Krutsinger, Kari Wood, Kathy Edgington and Lisa Miller. Kari is safe! Renee watches Karen pitch a fast one. Just what do you think you're doing?!” The Wolfgals' Softball winning season concluded with a regional championship. A well-rounded team of fielders and hitters, led by Deanna Wagner as pitcher, came through in the clutches to win the key games. The championship, the first for softball, was the result of hard work and dedication by Coach Porter and the team. A hard hitting team from Stew-Stras spelled an end to hopes in the sectional and the season as well. Deanna Wagner — Best ERA, Renee Phelps — Most Improved, Janet Krutsinger — Best Batting Avg., Kari Wood — Most RBI's, Rhonda Randall — Record Walks. Good catch!!! 44 Wolves’ Mine Win Regional Championship! Row 1: Rodney Greenwood. Brent Winka, Jeff Miglin, Troy Kurtz, Tim Pearce. Shannon Hosick. Geff Holland, and Jeff Kirk. Row 2: John Koenig. Tony Woomer, Scott Stepanich. Geb Borders. Tom Krutsinger, John Wilson. Ed Perry, Coach Jim Miglin, Stat Girls Annette Hubble and Jenny Miglin. The Wolves 1985 season began on a sour note as they lost their first 2 games. Though down, they were never out as they went on to a winning season, featuring second place in the conference and the regiona I championship. Behind an outstanding pitching season for Tom Krutsinger, a strong defense coupled with good hitting proved the key to success for a team that wasn’t even supposed to Gotcha??!! be in contention for titles. Following the successful regional, one more win before the Eldorado encounter spelled defeat to end a super year for the Baseball Wolves!! Jeff Miglin — Highest Bat ting Avg. Geb Borders — Most RBI’s John Koenig — Best Fielding Avg. Tom Krutsinger — Lowest Tom shows what he does best — STRIKE ’EM CXJT! ERA He's out!!! Seniors Dominate Boys’ Tennis Smirky grin from Greg Sefton, after winning 1st at Olney Invitational. The 1985 tennis team started slowly, but ended the year playing good tennis, capturing 2 of the last 3 matches. Andy Powless once again advanced to state and also captured the NEC singles championship that eluded him last year. The Wolves ended with a record of 4-6 with 3 matches being rained out. With 6 of the top 8 being seniors, the Wolves will have to work hard to be competitive next year. kow I: Bekin Youngolood, Shannon Orel, Wayne Allison, Kevin Wilson, Andy Powless, Greg Sefton, and Karl Kramer. Row 2: Coach Jerry Stringer, Steven Stringer, Derek Wagner, Danny Meyers, Paul Kramer, Alex Booth, John Bute, and Randy Sheehan. Spring Sports by Number BASEBALL Salem We 3 St. Anthony Mt. Carmel KMl 15 Oblong Edwards County 12 3 Lawrenceville 0 Carmi 0 Grayville 5 Olney Salem 2 Fairfield 8 Olney 7 Dieterich 14 Red Hill 6 Red Hill 7 Bluford Edwards County Lawrenceville ■T Goreville ! i Eldorado mKm 0 ——- — n They 16 16 1 2 2 10 6 4 1 10 2 1 9 7 2 1 0 0 0 (ft c o 5. £ u Salem Fairfield Cisne Newton North Clay Odin Noble Lawrenceville Fairfield Salem Carmi Salem Mt. Carmel Casey Ha Lawrenceville Fairfield Stewardson Strasburg SOFTBALL We 15 6 10 4 26 13 19 8 11 11 5 8 15 ■I 0 3 2 12 12 They 25 3 0 8 1 6 7 1 5 6 18 _9 4 11 10 15 2 8 ki| f V Hi All Conference Jeff Miglin — Infielder Troy Kurtz — Outfielder Tom Krutsinger — Pitcher Geb Borders — Catcher — Hon. Mention ft GIRLS' TRACK 9 We They fefaa Effingham f m 73.5 Robinson 59.5 Noble V T7 48 Olney ■ 108 48 o Robinson TTown Olney Edwards County 48 30 30 68 Effingham Robinson Fairfield Mt. Carmel Red Hill Louisville Fairfield Newton Salem Edwards County BOYS’ TRACK We 535 59 58 58 119 119 75.5 57 54 118 A° Z 87 2 69 64 37 30 70.5 89 92 21 Centralia Salem Matt Effingham Olney Fairfield Olney Centralia Charleston Olney Invitational (2nd Place) T Andy NEC Singles Champ WINTER SPORTS MVP’S: Girls’ Basketball — Janet Krutsinger; Boys’ Basketball — Mark Stanley; Wrestling — Rich Owens FALL SPORTS MVP’S: Football — Andy Powless; Volleyball — Kari Wood; Girls’ Tennis — Michaela Cycholl; Golf — Blaine Henson 48 Mark Stanley demonstrates how he broke his former Coach Larry McGrew’s long standing scoring record Sports Honors SPRING SPORTS MVP’S: Softball — Deenne Wagner; Track — JoAnn Hearring. Steve Gragert; Baseball — Tom Kruts inger; Tennis — Andy Powless. Seniors Recognized for Participation in Athletics: Row 1: Greg Leib, Andy Powless, Nikki Guerrettaz, Tammy Glassford, Tina Lewis, Dorlisa Martin, Susan Pieplow, Teresa Kittle, Rhonda Randall, Connie Lewis, and Diane Harrell. Row 2: Tom Krutsinger, Joey Paradise, Tracy Rascher, Randy Sheehan. Kevin Wilson. Steve Gragert, and Mark Stanley. Row 3: Greg Sefton, Troy Kurtz, Wayne Allison. Tommy Walters, Ed Perry, and Roy Keith Estheimer. 49 Seniors Put FHS in a “State of Shock!!” Dorlisa Martin and Susan Pieplow ride royally” in the Homecoming parade. The graduating class of 1985 made history. For the fourth year in a row, the class has won 1st in the Homecoming Parade with their float State of Shock. Dianna Ruby Auvil Wayne Allison Jane Marie Bailey 50 Viola Ann Castleberry Virginnia L. Cavins Sherry Lynn Chase Sharon Denise Clark Paula Ann Cooper Tracy Loren Denton Roy Keith Estheimer Randy Scott Fatheree Karen Lynn Fopay Lori Ann Forth Gary Warren Gill Seniors ‘Are the Inspiration’ Ovie Lee Gaither Senior cheerleaders pep up the team. 51 ALLISON, WAYNE Tennis 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 1; FFA 1,2, 3. A CIVIL, DIANNA RUBY Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Nike Club 2; FHA 2, 3, 4. BAILEY, JANE MARIE BEHNKE, CHRISTINA LYNN Volleyball 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Nike Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. BREWER, DONNA LEE Pep Club 4; Business Club 3, 4 — President 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; FHA 3, 4. BRITTON, CHRISTOPHER JOHN BRYAN, STEPHANIE DIANE CANADY, MIKE R. CASTLEBERRY, VIOLA ANN Musicals 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. CAVINS, VIRGINNIA L. Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 1, 3; Harstan 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1,2; All School Play 2. CHASE, SHERRY LYNN CLARK, SHARON DENISE Band 1,2, 3, 4; Musicals 1,2. COOPER, PAULA ANN Pep Club 1, 2; Harstan 1, 2, 3, 4 — Associate Ed. 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Nike Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — Vice President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1,2, 4. COUGHLIN, KELLY RAY Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2, 3. DAUGHERTY, JODI LYNN Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Varsity Club 2; Nike Club 1; Musicals 2; Class Officer 2, 3 — Secretary Treasurer. DENTON, TRACY LOREN Musicals 3. ESTHEIMER, ROY KEITH Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Musicals 1,2, 3, 4; All School Play 1,2, 3, 4. FATHEREE, RANDY SCOTT Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. FOPAY, KAREN LYNN FORTH, LORI ANN Basketball 2; Harstan 1; FHA 1,2. FREEMAN, BRYAN A. Football 1; Spanish Club 1. FROST, GUYLA LYNN Basketball 3; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Band 1,2. GAITHER, OVIE LEE Baseball 4. GILL, GARY WARREN Wrestling 1; Spanish Club 1,2, 3. GISH, WILLIAM DAVID Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. GLASSFORD, TAMMY ELIZABETH Volleyball 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4 — Girls Sports Coordinator 4; Spanish Club 1; Nike Club 2; FHA 4. GRAGERT, STEVEN L. Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 — State — Long Jump, 440 Relay 3; Locust Log 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. GRIFFITH, RITCHEY WAYNE 52 Football 1; Band 1, 2. GUERRETTAZ, NICOLE LVN Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Harstan 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Nike Club 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 3; FHA 1, 4; Twirlers 2, 3, 4; Class Officer — Vice President 2; Pit Band 1,2. HARRELL, DIANE RENEE Cheerleader 4; Honor Society 3, 4 — Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Business Club 4 — Vice President 4; Spanish Club 2; Musicals 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. HARRISON, KELLY RAY Football 1,2. HEMPHILL, STACEY LYNN Pep Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 4. HENSON, ELIZABETH ANN LIBBIE Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Varsity 3, 4; FHA 2, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3. HOLAN, CHARLES A. Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4. KELLER, KIMBERLY ANNE Honor Society 3, 4; Harstan 1, 2, 3, 4 — Editor 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Musicals 1,2, 4. KESSEL, JAMES MICHAEL KING, KARLA DIANE Softball 2; Honor Society 3, 4 — Secretary 4; Pep Club 4; Harstan 1,2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4 — Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Business Club 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. KINGSBURY, DIANA LYNN Honor Society 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4 — Secretary 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. KIRK, KRISTINA MARIE Pep Club 1,4; Nike Club 1; Band 1,2; Musicals 4; FHA 4; Class Officer 1. KITTLE, TERESA LYNN Basketball 2, 3, 4 — 2nd All Conference 3, Captain 4; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 4. KLANKE, ALLEN DALE Student Council 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; FFA 1; Class Officer — President 3. KRUTSINGER, TOM Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Spanish Club 2. KURTZ, ANTHONY TROY Football 1, 2; Basketball 2; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Class Officer — President 4. LAMB, SUSAN DENISE Musicals 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3,4. LAWSON, JOHN EDWARD Spanish Club 1,2. LEE, RANDALL E. Football 3; Wrestling 4. LEIB, GREGORY ADAM Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1; Baseball 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Harstan 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. LEIGH, CRISTOPHER DION Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2. LEWIS, CONNIE ANNETTE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4. 53 Seniors Say “Hello” to the Future Hats. ties, and socks wrap up the school. Nicole Lyn Guerrettaz Diane Renee Harrell William David Gish Kelly Ray Harrison Tammy Elizabeth Glassford Ritchey Wayne Griffth Stacey Lynn Hemphill Teresa Lynn Kittle Allen Dale Klanke Tom Krutsinger Anthony Troy Kurtz Susan Denise Lamb John Edward Lawson Seniors Reach for Their ‘Lucky Star’ Seniors just hanging round ' at FHS!! 55 Settcosi Sfiisut Troy Kurtz and Susan Pieplow Stacey Hemphill Mot Pictured: Joey Paradise 'Vto4t Succee 56 Rob Thomas and Diana Kingsbury i 'pava'icte 0Jtto4t s4t6£etcc Andy Powless and Teresa Kittle ‘Tttoat t7ttcc4ica£ Roy Estheimer and Dorlisa Martin 0}fto4t (2 wnteo i6 Diane Harrell and Greg Leib “Let’s Go Crazy” Was the Attitude for Srs. Flora's Outstanding Students! Tina Kaye Lewis 4 Dorlisa Renee Martin Gregory M. Matthews Susan Marie Mattox Brian Duane McGrew Larry W. Melton Jennifer Joan Mislich Diane Ross Moore 58 Jaide Renee Moore Rick Alan Myers Diana Nosek Jeffrey Don Oakes Angela Lee Owen Eddie Lee Perry Rhonda Jo Randall Kevin S. Robinson Richard Paul Owens Debbie Jane Phipps Tracy Evan Rascher Donald Bradley Ruckman Susan Renee Pieplow Robert Andrew Powless Seniors ‘Can’t Fight the Feeling Anymore’ Friendly faces at FHS?? 59 LEWIS, TINA KAYE Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer; Varsity Club 3, 4 — Vice President 4; Business Club 2, 3; Nike Club 2, 3; FFA Sweetheart 2; Class Officer 1 — Vice President, 2 Vice President, 4 Vice President; Prom Attendant 3. LITTLE, SHANE T. Basketball 1,2. MARTIN, DORL1SA RENEE Tennis 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 — J.V. Captain 2, Varsity Captain 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4 — Vice President 4; Harstan 1, 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer 3, 4; Nike Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 1,2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 — Historian 2, 2nd Vice President 3, President 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 4 — President 1, President 2, Secretary 4; Homecoming Attendant 1,2, 4; FHA Attendant 1,2, 3. MATTHEWS, GREGORY M. Wrestling 1,2, 3; Baseball 1,2. MATTOX, SUSAN MARIE Basketball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3; Business Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 — Secretary Treasurer 4; Rifles 3, 4; FHA Attendant 3; FFA Sweetheart 3. McGREW, BRIAN DUANE Basketball 1; Spanish Club 1,2. MELTON, LARRY W. Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. MISLICH, JENNIFER JOAN Pep Club 4; Business Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4. MOORE, DIANE ROSS Business Club 3. MOORE, JAIDE RENEE Business Club 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Volleyball Manager 1. MYERS, RICK ALAN Golf 2, 3; Tennis 2; Wrestling 1. OAKES, JEFFREY DON Tennis 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2. OWEN, ANGELA LEE Band 1,2,3, 4. OWENS, RICHARD PAUL Football 1,3; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. PARADISE, JOSEPH FRANKLIN Football 1; Wrestling 2, 3. PATTERSON, EATH ERIC Wrestling 1; FHA 4. PERRY, EDDIE LEE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; FHA 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. PHIPPS, DEBBIE JANE Softball 2. PIEPLOW, SUSAN RENEE Cheerleader 4; Student Council 4; Honor Society 3, 4 — President 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Locust Log 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Varsity Club 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3, 4; Prom Attendant 3. POWLESS, ROBERT ANDREW Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 — Captain and Most Valuable Player 4; Student Council 1, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Body President 4. RANDALL, RHONDA JO Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Band 1,2. 60 RASCHER, TRACY EVAN Tennis 1,2. 4. ROBINSON. KEVIN S. Basketball 2; Wrestling 1; Track 2; Honor Roll 1.2. 3. 4. RC1CKMAN. DONALD BRADLEY FFA 1.2,3, 4. SCOTT. DOROTHY LOURENE SEFTON, GREGORY SCOTT Tennis 1,2. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3. SENTERS. LISA ANNETTE Softball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 4; Wrestling Stats 2. 3, 4. SHEEHAN. RANDEN THOMAS Tennis 1,2. 4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2. STANLEY. KATHY LANETTE Student Council 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 3; FHA 1, 2; Prom Attendant 3. STANLEY. MARK EDWARD Tennis 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 — All Conference 2. 3. 4, All State 3; Student Council 2: Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Harstan 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 1. 2. 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 1. TACKITT. SAMCJEL JOE Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 4; Baseball 4. TATMAN, ERIC LEROY TAYLOR. JON ALAN Baseball 1. THOMAS. MARY ELIZABETH Honor Society 3. 4: Pep Club 4; Business Club 4 — Treasurer; Spanish Club 3; Band 1, 2. 3, 4: FHA 3. 4. THOMAS. ROBERT W. Spanish Club 1,2. TIBBS, ANGELA K. FHA 3. 4. (JEBINGER, JAMES BRENT Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Musicals 1, 2; All School Play 1,2, 3. WALTERS, TOMMY LEE Football 2, 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 2, 3. WATHAN. EVA M. WATHAN, RONALD EDWARD Student Council 4. WEBSTER, CHERYL ANN WELTY, ROGER WAYNE WHITT. DONNA MICHELE Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Harstan 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Nike Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Musicals 1,2, 3. 4 — Pit Band; All School Play 1, 2, 3; Flag Girl 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stat Girl Fresh — Soph Football 1. WILKE. DIANA LYNN Basketball 2; Pep Club 1,2; FHA 1,2. 3. WILKIN. LISA ANN Business Club 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4 — Recreation Officer 4. WILSON, KEVIN SCOTT Golf 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Harstan 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2. 3. 4. WYMAN, RICHARD ALLEN Basketball 1; Track 4. 61 Seniors “Strut” Through FHS!!! FHA Sweetheart Candidates are: Stacey Hemphill. Dorlisa Martin and Susan Mattox. Phillip Rutger Gregory Scott Sefton Eric Leroy Tatman Jon Alan Taylor Mary Elizabeth Thomas Dorothy Lourene Scott Lisa Annette Senters Samuel Joe Tackitt Robert W. Thomas Ronald Edward Wathan Tommy Lee Walters Eva M. Wathan James Brent Uebinger Cheryl Ann Webster Roger Wayne Welty Donna Michele Whitt Seniors Find FHS a ‘Hard Habit to Break’ Leading the senior pack are class officers: Tina Lewis. Troy Kurtz. Dorlisa Martin. 63 and Steve Gragert otcde t Settt i ‘Tft at mayuuitcavi Gary Gill and Tina Lewis 'Seat Nikki Guerrettaz Donna Brewer and Dale Klanke ‘Tftoat (Zreatcoe Kim Keller and Tommy Walters UMX'Ute6 0Jfto4t irtcatcc Rich Owens Not Pictured: Stephanie Bryan 2.cUete4t Bryan Freeman and Paula Cooper 65 SPORTS PERSONALITY 1. John McEnroe Ozzie Smith 2. Walter Payton 3. Mitch Gaylord Mary Lou Retton MOVIE 1. Purple Rain 2. Ghost Busters 3. Indiana Jones TV SHOW 1. Cosby Show A Team 2. Miami Vice 3. Dynasty ACTRESS 1. Brooke Shields 2. Meryll Streep 3. Bo Derek ACTOR 1. Clint Eastwood 2. Tom Selleck 3. Bill Murray SONG 1. Legs 2.1 just Called Hard Habit to Break Purple Rain Strut GROUP . Prince 2. AC DC 3. Alabama ZZ Top SUBJECT 1. Math 2. Political Science P.E. 3. English History CAR 1 Corvette 2. Z 28 Trans Am Lamborghini 3. Porsche Mustang Ferrari Chevy POLITICAL FIGURE 1. Ronald Reagan 2. Jesse Jackson Geraldine Ferraro “Torture” theme catches 2nd Anderson, Stacy Anderson, Tyler Anthis, Frank Banhart, Cindy Barrick, Shelly Beard. Greg Blackwell, Janie Borders, Geb Bricker, Pam Bryan, Angie Burkett. Candi Burkett. Jerry Burton, Christy Bute, John Cartright, Andy Cavins, Patty Clark. Karen Collard, Sheila Conrad, Greg Cycholl, Michaela Dawkins. Tim Dennis. Lori Denton, Shirley Doud, Jim Senior Year Left to Dulaney. Randy Durre, Cindy Eaglin. Angela Eastin, Vivian Eaton. Doug Frost. Sherrie Garrett. Tyler Gray. Paula Greenwood. Bobbie Greenwood. Rodney Griffith. Rodney Grove. Yolanda Juniors can't wait to crack the books in American History. Patty Signs” For Mr. Talmant Hampton, Cheryl Henson. David Hilliard. Patty Johnson. Tracy Jones. Jeff Julius. Brent Kasten. Richard Keller. Jennifer Kitley. Kent Klein. Karen Klein. Troy Koenig. John 68 Tackle for Juniors Kohn. Jeff Kramer. Karl Lagle. Wade Landreth. Betty Larch. Marsha Laycoax. Bill Leib, Phillip Leigh. Marty Lewis. Barbara McConnell. Jill Merritt. Sam Metcalf. Clay Miglin. Jeff Milner. Tony Morton. Richard Oestreich. Angie Owens. Randy Parish. Rod Peeler. Becky Penry. Gena Perry. Kim Phelps. Renee Phelps. Ron Poole. Roger Juniors Hold Halloween Sock Hop Reed, Scott Rutland. Mark Sessions, Jim Sheehan. Erica Simmons, Shannan Snell. Jeff Sorensen, Jean Stephanich, Scott Stoops. Theresa Taylor. Heath Turner, Steve Wagner. Deanna Washburn. Leeann Webb. Amy Webb. Rebecca Welty, Tammy White. Billy White. Donna Williams. Bryan Williams. Jim Wilson. John Wood. Kari Woomer. Tony Workman. DeAnn Juniors Dream of Being I Sophomore Magazine Drive Earns $912. Adams, Cindy Akers, Tim Austin. Garry Baker, Randall Banta, Jeff Beard, Randy Benefield. Randy Berger, Kelly Blackwell, Traci Boose, Tammy Bowen, Rich Bricker, Bobby Jo Brown. Kelly Burroughs. Larry Burroughs. Mary Camp, Beth Canady, Kevin Conard. Kevin Conard. Traci Cook. Richard Crown. Michelle Davis. Bobbi Jo Dawkins. Amy Dennis. Leslie Class Officers: Tom Pearson Lisa Miller Tim Pearce Lisa Miller and Tim Pearce get into the spirit of Hat. Tie. and Sock Day! j-j Sophomore Float Entitled “Mule Busters” Dickinson. Tim Dixon. Richard Dockins. Tammy Dulaney. Sam Dunbar. Carl Durey. Lisa Eastin. Scott Edgington. Kathleen Ellis. Mike Engelmeier. Lisa Fife. Susan Fry. Jason Sophomores work on the float Galla. Billy Jack Hamilton. Randi Henson. Kim Highsmith. Jerry Hosick. Shannon Huffman. Taura Hunt. Wendy Hyder. Ronnie Jennings. Mike Johnson. Tammy Kenton. Sherylynn Kirk. Jeff Klein. James Krutsinger. Janet 72 x.; Phillips. Sherry Sophomores Show Spirit in Classes Krutsinger. Kelly Lawson. Jeff Leib. Leah Lents. Steve Lewis. Steve Linder. Steve Locum. Tim Lutrell. Lori Lutz. Chrissy McCracken. Shirley McGrew. Kim Martin. Joe Mason. Lesa Miller. Lisa Moeller. Christine Moore. Bridie Myers. Greta Noblet. Robin O'Donnell. Heather Paradise. Lisa Pate. Michelle Pearce. Alex Pearce. Tim Pearson. Tom 73 Sophomores show what they're made of! Sophomores Look Ahead to Junior Year! Rose. Chris Ruckman, Debbie Scott. Tyler Sehie. Bernadine Senters. Connie Snell. Julie Sons. Gayla Staley. Teri Stanford. Scott Stanley. Jamie Stocke. Rob Tackitt, Brian Kim McGrew gets into hat and tie day. It's teamwork for this Class. Thompson. Terry Thurman. Leon Todd. Carol (Jtterback, Troy Waddelow, Leah Waggoner. Cathy Wagner. Derek Welty. Mike Wheeler. Greg Whitt. Edward Workman. Troy Young. Steve 74 Freshmen Burst Into School Life Allen, Jeff Allison. Tony Baity. Angie Beck. Jennifer Behnke, Charles Berger. Stefany Blackledge, Stephanie Blackwell, Kim Booth. Alex Boyd, Kelly Brickey. John Brooks. Larry Brown, Kim Bullard. Toby Cavins, Carolyn Childers, Randy Clark, Gail Cobb, Vance Easter, Ken Eastin, Larry Edgington, Debra Enlow. Shelly Erwin. Jeramy Eskew. Junior Coleman. Amy Collins, Dennis Cook, Tim Corbitt, Kirstan Davis. Daren DeSelms, Lisa Class Officers: Mary Beth Welch. Josie Gill, and Amy Moses. 75 Freshman Homecoming Float Entitled Fenton. Audy Fitzjarrald. Shawn Frank. Mike Gill. Josie Gocey, Julie Gray. Tony Greenwood. Wesley Greer. Kent Guerrettaz. Marty Guinn. Ronald Hall. Don Harrell. Steve Harvel. Keith Harvel. Stephanie Hatcher, Cathy Hatcher. Mike Hearring, JoAnn Henne, Andy Homecoming attendants grace the parade. Henson. Doug Henson. Blaine Herdes, Kerry Hickey. Billy Highsmith, Tim Hilmes. Hank Holland, Geff Hollingsworth, Juanita Hubble. Annette Hunt. Robby James. Tony Johnson. Earnest 76 When Doves Cry Jones, Carol Kessel. Randy Kingery, Jeff Kitley. Deanna Kling, Julie Kovak, Ernie Kramer. Paul Lake. Danny Laughlin, Tanya Laycoax. Kevin Lee. Carroll Leigh. Travis Lewis. Janet Lewis. Leora Markham. Justin Martin. Larry Martin. Leroy Melton. Kimberly Miglin. Jenny Mix. Crystal Moore. Richard Morkin. Christine Moses. Amy Myers, Carlee Myers. Danny McKnelly. Shawn Nosek. Tammy Orel. Shannon Osborne. Shane Parrish. Sandi Perry. Trina Pierson. Kris Pottorff. Jeanne Reagan. Beth Reddish. Steve Reed. Tony 77 Freshmen Survive 1st Year at FHS Russell. Misty Schofield, Lori Sharp. Brian Showalters, Chris Slagely. Alan Smith. Tammy Wilkins. Tina Williams. Kris Williams. Wade Williamson. Amy Williamson, Shawn Winka. Brent Wood. Sarah Wooden. David Worthey, Angela Young. Jeff Young. Wesley Youngblood. Bekin 78 Sparlin, Lisa Spitzner, Bill Spitzner, Pat Stanford, Justin Sudduth. David Tackitt, Willie Thatcher. Jackie Thompson. Leslie Toler. Kris VanMeter. Andy Ward. Michelle Warren. Richard Welch. Mary Beth Wesner. Jill -V Dressed for the Occasion 79 I’m thinking! I'm thinking! Different Strokes for Different Folks! Freshmen working hard to finish their float. When the moon is full. . . Chef Stringer and Kevin Wilson serve breakfast on wheels. Talk to my manager. Pictured here are this year’s Heart Queen candidates: Tina Lewis, Tammy Glassford, Dianne Harrell, Dorlisa Martin. Susan Pieplow, and Nikki Guerrettaz. 80 Tom Krutsinger and Patty Hilliard rise to new heights. country can country ennedy Locust Log Covers the News Row 1: Amy Webb, Kim Keller, and Guyla Frost. Row 2: Dorlisa Martin, Diana Kingsbury, Karla King, Michelle Whitt, and Susan Pieplow. Row 3: Diane Harrell, John Koenig, Christy Burton, Cindy Durre, Shannan Simmons, Paula Cooper, Gena Penry, and Steve Gragert. Row 4: Kari Kramer. Ron Phelps, Shelly Barrick, Mr. Lee, Donna White, Sheila Collard, Jennifer Keller, and Michaela Cycholl. With the help of editors Diana Kingsbury and Karla King, Mr. Steven Lee had another successful year. Because of all the hard work done, the Locust Log received and deserved 1st rating in NSPA. Co-Editors: Karla King and Diane Kingsbury. Row 1: Jeff Lawson, Derek Wagner, and Greg Wheeler. Row 2: Carol Todd, Susan Fife, and Kathy Edgington. Row 3: Danny Rodgers. Steven Linder and Leslie Dennis. Row 4: Debbie Ruckman, Amy Dawkins, Richard Dixon, Lori Luttrell and Shannon Hosick. Harstan meets final deadline Tyler Anderson adds his signature to the autograph page, a fund raiser for the Harstan. What does it take to make a good yearbook? A diligent staff, a dedicated editor and an enthusiastic adviser. This year was no exception as the Harstan staff worked hard to meet deadlines and make this yearbook successful. Editor, Kim Keller and Associate Editor, Paula Cooper attended a yearbook seminar at SIG-Carbondale in July to gain original ideas for this year’s Harstan. The Harstan's biggest fund raiser of the year was sponsoring the second annual Snow King and Queen Dance. A big smile from Donna Brewer as she buys her yearbook. T Row 1: Tammy Boose, Jennifer Keller. Michelle Whitt, Michaela Cycholl, Amy Webb, Karla King, Nikki Guerrettaz. Tammy Dockins. Row 2: Gena Penry, Mark Stanley, Cindy Banhart, Kim Keller. Paula Cooper. Dorlisa Martin, Shannon Simmons. Row 3: Kevin Wilson, Beth Camp, Debbie Ruckman, Tracy Conard. Cindy Durre, and Tyler Anderson. Quill and Scroll Awards Made Debbie Ruckman receives her Quill and Scroll pin from Mr. Lee. Members: Paula Cooper. Nikki Guerrettaz, Sheila Collard. Cindy Banhart, Diane Harrell, and Steve Gragert. FOOD!!! Row 1: Kim Keller. Karla King, Diana Kingsbury, and Jennifer Keller. Row 2: Michele Whitt, Guyla Frost. Susan Pieplow, Dorlisa Martin, Gena Penry, and Michaela Cycholl. Row 3: Shannan Simmons, Tyler Anderson, Karl Kramer, John Koenig, Amy Webb, Debbie Ruckman. Ron Phelps, and Steve Linder. Row 4: Donna White, Cindy Durre, Christy Burton, Tammy Boose, Kim McGrew, and Shelly Barrick. At the end of this publication year those outstanding members of the Harstan and the Locust Log were admitted to the Quill and Scroll society. At their yearly banquet, old members were recognized and new members initiated. This year's banquet was different than those of previous years with each member bringing a covered dish to the FHS Home Ec. room. 84 low 1: Paula Cooper. Jennifer Keller. Susan Fife. Leslie Dennis, DeAnn Workman. Row 2: Debbie Ruckman, Amy Webb. Sheila Collard, Jackie Thatcher. Row 3: Nikki Guerrettaz. Michele Whitt, and Pat Cooper. Tedious flower work for home football games. Umm, (Jmm. Good! Pat and Stephanie prepare food for the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Nike Club Officers: Jennifer Keller — President. Paula Cooper — Vice President. Sheila Collard — Secretary, Amy Webb — Treasurer. Sponsored by the Business and Professional Women’s Club, the Nike Club was able to donate boutonnieres to Coach Tom Welch and the Senior Basketball players by selling flowers in the fall as a fund raiser. Earlier in the year, officers Jennifer Keller, Paula Cooper, Sheila Collard, and Amy Webb attended a Youth Leadership Seminar. 85 Pep Club Adds Spice! We are Flora! Wolves, Wolves, yeah, yeah! Fever! Fever! These familiar chants vibrated throughout the halls of FHS as the Pep Club demonstrated school spirit. In support of the basketball team, they decorated each team member s locker with good luck wishes and designed banners that were hung in the gym. Dorlisa Martin — President, Tina Lewis — Vice-President Row 1: Tina Lewis, Dorlisa Martin, and Tom Welch. Row 2: Kirsten Corbitt, Tammy Glassford, Kris Kirk, Christina Bennke, Cindy Durre, Shannan Simmons, Sherrie Frost, Diane Harrell, and Susan Pieplow. Row 3: Kim McGrew, Mary Beth Welch, Christy Burton. Patty Hilliard. Cindy Banhart, Karen Klein, Yolanda Grove, Michele Whitt, and Karla King. Row 4: Roy Estheimer, Ed Perry, Andy Powless, Dave Gish, Donna Brewer, Mary Thomas, Jennifer Mislich, and Carol Todd. Row 5: Beth Reagan. Amy Dawkins, Beth Camp, Leah Leib, and Kathy Edgington. Varsity Club Has Winning Attitude! Coach Tom Welch headed the Varsity Club through the year’s activities. Throughout the basketball season, members worked at concession stands to earn their trip to a St. Louis Blues hockey game. This trip was taken in March. In celebrating the Yuletide season. Varsity members enjoyed their annual pizza party and gag gift exchange at which they received many “useful” gifts. President — Greg Leib, Vice-President — Tina Lewis, Secretary — Cindy Banhart, Treasurer — Dorlisa Martin, Girl’s Athletic Coordinator — Tammy Glassford,. and Not Pictured: Boy's Athletic Coordinator — David Gish. Row 1: Coach Tom Welch, Tina Lewis, Tammy Glassford, Dave Gish, Cindy Banhart, and Dorlisa Martin. Row 2: Tommy Walters. Roy Keith Estheimer, Cindy Durre, Karen Klein, Michaela Cycholl, Gena Penry, Shannan Simmons, Christina Behnke, Diane Harrell, Connie Lewis, and Jennifer Keller. Row 3: Geb Borders, John Koenig, Patty Hilliard. Christy Burton, Nikki Guerrettaz, Taura Huffman, Mary Beth Welch, Kim McGrew. Karl Kramer, Susan Pieplow. Row 4: Ed Perry, Troy Workman. Tony Milner, Jeff Miglin, Andy Powless. Phil Leib, Mark Stanley. Kevin Wilson, and Steve Gragert. Row 5: Leon Thurman. Ron Phelps, and J. R. Highsmith. 87 “Exciting, isn’t it?” Music department entertains Row 1: JoAnn Hearring, Lori Lutrell, Christine Moeller, Ginny Cavins, Carol Todd, Tammy Smith. Stephanie Blackledge, and Dorlisa Martin. Row 2: Jenny Beck. Jean Sorenson. Cindy Banhart. Amy Webb. Nikki Guerrettaz. Josie Gill, Carolyn Cavins, and Mary Thomas. Row 3: Roy Keith Estheimer. Amy Moses. Amy Coleman. Jennifer Keller. Jenny Miglin. Beth Camp. Misty Russell, and Jeanie Pottoroff. Row 4: Jennifer Mislich, Debra Edgington. Yolonda Grove. Deanna Wagner. Heather O'Donnell. Debbie Ruckman. Leah Leib, and Donna Brewer. Row 5: De Ann Workman. Lisa Miller. Sandy Parrish. Sur an Fife, Leslie Dennis, Kim Blackwell. Traci Conard, ano °atty Cavins. Row 6: Connie Lewis, Kathy Edgington. Bobbi Greenwood. Sherry Phillips. Jeff Wesner, Christina Morkin«j. Paula Cooper, and Sharon Clark. Row 7: Annette Hubble. Billy White. Phillip Leib. and Pat Spitzner. 88 throughout the year! Band Row 1: Chris Rose, Barbara Lewis. Patty Hilliard, John Koenig. Troy Klein. Shawn Williamson, and Greg Leib. Row 2: Willie Tackitt, Shannon Hosick. Jim Williams, Tyler Gar rett, Tony James, Alex Booth, and Kent Kitley. Row 3: Tracy Welty, Tyler Anderson. Geb Borders, Jeff Miglin, Taura Huff man. Steve Lewis. Kevin Wilson, and Mark Stanley. Row 4: Stacey Hemphill, Danny Myers, John Koons, Craig Lane, Mike Jennings, Scott Eastin, Kari Wood, and Tony Woomer. Row 5: Jeff Kingery, Carroll Lee, Geff Holland, Michelle Crown. Blain Henson. Alex Pearce, Michelle Pate, and Cathy Waggonner. Row 6: Lori Schofield, Amy Dawkins, Tom Pear son, Stephanie Harvel, Brent CJebinger. Karen Klein, Marty Guerrettaz. and Tammy Johnson. Row 7: Steve Under, Rob Stocke. Shane Osborne, and Michaela Cycholl. 89 Auxiliary units add to entertainment Row 1: Michele Whitt. Amy Coleman. Nikki Guerrettaz. and Christy Burton. Row 2: Barbara Lewis. Paula Gray. Jennifer Keller. Susan Mattox, and Jean Sorenson. Row 3: Shannan Simmons. Amy Webb, and Debbie Ruckman. Never Gonna Let You Go Running With the Night MARCHING BAND: Illinois Loyalty Star Spangled Banner Tell Her About It Jump Maniac PEP BAND: Beginnings Sir Duke Rocky Ghostbusters Celebration Horse The FHS Pep Band entertains during a pep session. 90 Chorus adds words to music Row 1: John Brickey, Alex Pearce, Steve Linder. Tracy Welty, Danny Myers. Roy Keith Estheimer. Tommy Walters. Tyler Anderson. Eric VanMeter, and John Bute. Row 2: Gena Penry. Dorlisa Martin, Stacey Hemphill. Sherrie Frost, Tammy Glassford, Cynthia Huffman, Greta Myers. Mary Beth Welch, and Kathy Edgington. Row 3: Jennifer Keller. Cindy Banhart, Shannan Simmons. Kris Kirk. Beth Frost, Cindy Durre, Patty Hilliard, Susan Pieplow, and DeAnn Workman. Row 4: Michelle Pate, Josie Gill. Beth Camp. Susan Lamb, Annette Hubble. Diana Nosek, Viola Castleberry. Diane Harrell, and Kim Keller. in all kinds of trucks, tractors, and trips! Future Farmers get involved Row 1: Bobbie Greenwood. Mr. Wheeler, and Lisa Morgan. Row 2: Jeff Snell, Kevin Conard, Jim Klein, Richard Kasten, Jeff Jones, Matthew Bickley. Row 3: Brad Ruckman, Tony Gray, Wade Williams, Chris Britton. Tim Pearce, Kent Kitley. F.F.A. started the year off by choosing officers: President — Richard Kasten, Vice President — Matthew Bickley, Secretary — Jim Klein, Treasurer — Jeff Snell, Reporter — Jeff Jones, Sentinel — Kevin Conard, and FFA Sweetheart Bobbie Greenwood. Activities during the year started with a fund raiser — selling beef, nuts, garden seeds and roses. Other activities included pest contest, tractor pull, chapter basketball games, senior trip to Evansville to hot-rod truck and tractor pull. FFA week activities were official dress, and farm dress days, tractor day, greenhand initiation, and farm zoo for kindergarten and first grade. The highlight of the year was the 16th annual Parent and Student Banquet. The dreaded Initiation day! 92 FFA members display their tractors during ag week. Future Homemakers combine Row I Tracy Denton. Eric Patterson, and Roy Keith Estheimer Row 2 Mrs Stine. Lisa Wilkin. Cindy Durre. Cindy Banhart. Dorlisa Martin. Angie Oestreich. Robin NoWet. Susan Mattox, and Mrs Martin Row 3 Tracy Blackwell. Bridie Moore. Mary Burroughs. Karen Klein. Lisa Durey. Angela Tibbs. Pam Bricker. Stacey Anderson, and Nikki Guerrettaz Row 4 Tina Wilkin. Jennifer Mislich. Donna Brewer. Mary Thomas. Tammy Welty. Lori Dennis. Patty Hilliard. Shannan Sim mons. Tammy Glassford. and Libbie Henson Row 5 Christine Moeller. Shirley McCraken. Janet Lewis. Deanna Kitley. Beth Camp. Kris Kirk. Tina Lewis. Dianne Auvil. and Tammy Dockins practicality and frivolity in a typical year Future Homemakers of America worked very diligently as they started the year with a wiener roast to welcome new members and discuss future plans. In December, a Christmas gift exchange and pizza party were held. Hot pink, pink, and silver metallic glistened throughout the gym to give everyone a Valentine feeling at the annual FHA Sweetheart Dance. This dance was their busiest time of the year. FHA enjoyed a concert to finish off a year of hard work. Rhonda Randall. Karen Clark. Kris Kirk. FHA’s Future Mothers Business Club Prepares for Future Vocations Sponsored by Donna Smith and Bob Elliott, the Business Club participated in a number of activities including sponsoring a sock hop and listening to guest speakers at meetings. The year was ended by an annual spring trip to Evansville, visiting E. F. Hutton and Old National Bank. Future Business Club Members? Row 1: Donna Brewer, Diane Harrell, Diana Kingsbury, and Mary Thomas. Row 2: DeAnn Workman, Bobbie Bricker. Tammy Boose. Julie Snell, and Cathy Hatcher. Row 3: Adviser Bob Elliott. John Bute, Donna White, Chrissy Lutz, and Jennifer Mislich. Officers: President — Donna Brewer Vice-President — Diane Harrell Secretary — Diana Kingsbury Treasurer — Mary Thomas Homecoming Major Production for Student Council Row 1: Barbara Lewis, Cindy Durre, Deanna Wagner, Shannan Simmons, Tom Pearson, Paula Gray, Andy Powless, Troy Kurtz, and Amy Moses. Row 2: Nikki Guerrettaz, Mary Beth Welch, Taura Huffman, Lisa Miller, Tim Pearce, Lesa Mason, Beth Camp, Amy Coleman, Josie Gill, Dorlisa Martin, Kathy Stanley, Tina Lewis, Jason Woomer and advisor Mrs. Henderson. Row 3: Marty Guerrettaz, Angie Oestreich, Kirstan Corbitt, Susan Pieplow, Beth Reagan, Roy Keith Estheimer, Geb Borders, Derek Wagner, John Koenig, and David Gish. Freshman student council members Amy Coleman, Josie Gill, Mary Beth Welch, and Marty Guerrettaz take a break from decorating the Homecoming gym. Organizing this school year, the student council was led by President Andy Powless. Under his guidance, the council members created a “Blue Moon” Homecoming. Three lyceums were planned throughout the year: an imitator from “The Benny Hill Show,’ two world renowned ping pong players, and a mime artist. Also, nominations for the 1985 86, SBP were made by the student council members who held the election on April 12. The final event for the Student Council was the annual blood drive. They missed their goal of 55 pints by only 1 pint. Members of the student council wait for the start of a meeting. 95 Andrea shows slides of Brazil. Sponsors this year were Mrs. Vicki Payne and Mrs. Donna Smith. NHS Membership Doubles Row 1: Mrs. Vicki Payne. Susan Pieplow. Karla King, Dorlisa Martin, Diane Harrell, and Mrs. Donna Smith. Row 2: Mark Stanley. Kim Keller. Mary Thomas. Nikki Guerrettaz, Diana Kingsbury, and Kevin Wilson. Earning money for the scholarship fund was the main money-making project for the National Honor Society. NHS members worked at the concession stands twice, along with the annual selling of senior t-shirts. New members were tapped in February and attended their first meeting at Mark Stanley's house. At this meeting, Jack Thatcher spoke about his trip to Hawaii. In May, the annual honors banquet was held. Officers for this year were President — Susan Pieplow, Vice-President — Dorlisa Martin, Secretary — Karla King, and Treasurer — Diane Harrell. Kevin shows hospitality at April meeting. At Second Semester Row 1: Shelly Barrick. Donna White. Gena Penry. Michaela Cycholl, Barbara Lewis, and Christy Burton. Row 2: Karen Klein, Troy Klein. Tracy Welty. Ron Phelps. Richard Kasten, John Koenig, and Deanna Wagner. Gena gives ear to Mr. Floyd C. Smith as he speaks to NHS. Listening attentively during a meeting are Shelly Barrick. Diane Harrell, and Christy Burton. Jennifer Keller. Shannan Simmons, and Michele Whitt display awards won at Rifle and Flag camp. Ruckmain.rdS ° dy Car‘ 9h Brad Michaela faces the task of decisions as next year s Harstan Editor. 98 PRIMUS Rohr's Grocery Spanton Mfg. Co. Electro Electric Ollie's Fashion Shop Dickey's Service Station Norman Phillips Photography Flora Elks Club Minwax Co., Inc. Garrison Realty Bob’s Auto Sales Cantrell Lumber Hardware Co. Take me out to the movies!” Flora Rexall Pharmacy See us for your film developing! 118 W. North Ave. Ph.: 662-4334 Shop Town Theatre Etchison Brothers 120 E. North Ave. Flora, IL Ph.: 662-5066 Sheila and Jennifer find a better way to cook and clean! Sears Authorized Merchant Wayne and Pam Moran — Owners 115-117 W. North Ave. Flora Ph.: 662-2122 for complete selection of appliances 100 W. 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Learn to perfect your make-up colors to coordinate with your season. Save time shopping by knowing that the colors in your season are the best on you. An interesting feature at: INA’S BEAUTY SALON!! L Ina Ray and Gena Penry 420 S. Main Flora, IL 62839 Ph.: 662-2204 Meat trays made for special occasions. Booth Resources Inc. Dianne Harrell and Gary Gill test drive a new Ford. Drive With Us Today!! Ph.: 662-2193 Hettiger’s Jewelry 104 W. North Ave. Strike It Rich! Flora, IL 62839 Ph.: 662-5592 'LORATION t DEVELOPMENT yCota. VfC. ■ e 8‘ee2 -22n ■ r Alex Booth P.O. Box 720 L Flora, IL 62839 Ph.:662-2211 106 Congratulations to the Class of ‘85’ Bottorff Ins. Agency Ed Gauger, Agent All lines of insurance. Xenia, IL 62899 Ph.: 678-2222 Radio Knapp Oil Co. Box 2 Xenia, IL ► Bill Chaney Real Estate 109 W. North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 Ph.: 662-2476 ► Xenia Store 223 E. 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THE FROO ISLAND TINMIS CLUB WELCOMES YOU TO home of J aZumajl MNI5 CHAMPIONS — In Flora Home Delivery — County Subscription — Out-of-county Subscription A Day in the Life of a Typical A Day in the Life of Mr. Wagner Mr. Wagner begins his day by hiding from the many FHS students that crowd the learning center everyday. His 'customers” soon find him. Soon, hospitalization is necessary. Finally. Deanna and Derek help their tired father to his car after a long day's work. 121 Mo loitering in halls. How bout a hug?! FHS Don't cry little boy. I'll have it open in a minute. ' Meed any help, Tom? Detention??? Scene before the wedding. Miglin victimized by class. 122 Kim Keller ras in- mo Since the Revolutionary li ar, Ohe Great Welling Pol ” I corporated the shill and experience from aft types of people. Dhe IfniteJ States has become a democratic country where people can he proud of their heritaye. We Americans hat e learned to huild from our roots, hut ve can always looh hath and know where we came from, especially OJ4S. Just as -Americans can proudly observe their oriyins at Roncord and rJdexinylon, 3 hope that this hook can help the reader recall his heritaye from O. kfS. Ohe 00dS melttny pot heyan as the allied forces of students and faculty enyayed in the frontal events of the school year. Under the yeneraf direction of VIrS. Olnne Riley, the .dJarsian staff completed skillful maneuvers, ( omhined efforts of Rodney Cjreenwood% Smitty and Ofte Jc vocaie f reSS Supported the flanks of my editorship. Oh USy the “Wcftiny Pot has keen completed and poured into the Id of the OOJS OJarsfan for t984m85. 1985 Cditoi 123 “We the People . . Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton tour FHS school grounds during lunch. Training for Paul Revere's ride?! St. Valentine's Day Massacre?! Students get a handson experience at Computer Fair. Assembly, planned by Mrs. Olympic Gymnastic Team. Teresa Toler, visited Champaign to see the (J.S. Annette Hubble says. I have a dream . that we will win this ping pong tournament!! 124 Adams, Candy ... 71 Akers, Tim ... 71 Allen, Jeff... 75 Allison, Tony ... 75 Allison, Wayne .. . 28, 46, 48, 50 Anderson, Deana ... 22 Anderson, Stacy ... 7, 67, 93 Anderson, Tyler. . . 26, 43, 67, 83, 84, 89, 91, 106 Anthis, Frank... 67 Austin, Gary ... 71 Auvil, Dianna ... 13, 50, 93 Bailey, Jane... 50 Baird, Jim . . 17, 25 Baity, Angie ... 30, 75 Baker . Randall 7 Banhart, Cindy .8, 30, 67, 83, 84. 86, 87, 88, 91,93 118 Banta, Jeff... 71 Barrick, Shelly ... 67, 82, 84 Bassett, Ed ... 43 Beard, Greg... 67 Beard, Randy ... 71 Beck, Jennifer. . 5, 31, 75, 88 Behnke, Charles . .. 40, 75 Behnke, Christina . 12, 50, 86, 87 Benefield, Randy ... 71 Berger, Kelly ... 43, 71 Berger, Stefany ... 75, 85 Berry, Bill. !. 17 Bickley, Matthew ... 92 Blackledge, Stephanie ... 75, 88 Blackwell. Jani .67 Blackwell, Kim ... 65 Blackwell, Traci... 71.93 Booth, Alex .28, 40. 46. 75, 89. 106 Boose, Tammy ... 71,83, 84, 94. 102, 104, 111, 113 Borders, Geb . . .26.45. 67.87.89,95 Bowen, Rich ... 71 Boyd, Kelly ... 75 Brewer, Donna ... 50, 86, 88. 93, 94 Bricker, Bobby ... 71,94 Bricker. Pam ... 67, 93 Brickey, John ... 75, 91 Britton, Christopher... 92 Brooks, Larry ... 28, 75 Brown, Kelly ... 71 Brown, Kim ... 75, 42 Bryan, Angie... 67 Bryan, Stephanie... 50 Buchanan, Charles ... 17 Bullard, Toby... 75 Bergener, Serena ... 31 Burgess, Lucy ... 17 Burkett, Candy ... 33, 42, 67 Burkett, Jerry ... 67 ; Burroughs, Larry ... 71 Burroughs, Mary .. . 33, 71, 93 Burton, Christy ... 25. 67, 82, 84, 86, 87, 90. 97 Bute, John ... 46, 67, 91, 94 Camp, Beth ... 37, 40, 71,83, 86. 88, 91,9 95 Canady, Kevin . .. 34, 71 Canady, Mike... 50 Cartright, Andy .. . b , yo Castleberry, Viola . 50, 91 Carvalho, Andrea ... 6, 96 Cavins, Carolyn ... 31,33, 75, 88 Cavins, Patty ... 67, 88 Cavins, Virginnia ... 50, 88 Chase, Sherry... 50 Childers, Randy ... 28, 34, 75 Clark, Gail... 75 Clark, Karen ... 67. 93 Clark, Nancy .14,17 Clark, Sharon... 50 Cobb, Vance . 28, 75 Coble, David... 22 Coleman, Amy Coleman, Ed . . Collard, Sheila . Collins. Dennis ard, Kevin. .31,75,88, 90, 95 14, 16,98 .67, 82, 84, 85, 100, 111 24. 75 .71,92 26, 34. 72, 82 .. 7, 72, 83, 93, 118 Dawl insTAmy Dawkins. Ti 17 Dennis, Leslie ... 71,82, 85. 88 Dennis, Lori. . . 67, 93 Denton, Shirley... 67 Denton, Tracy ... 51,93 De Seims, Lisa ... 31, 75 Dickey, Gerry ... 22 Dickinson. Tim ... 43, 72 Dill, Betty .18 Dixon, Richard . . Dockins, Tammy Doud, Jim ... 67 Dulaney, Randy .68 Dulaney, Sam . . 72 Dunbar, Carl 74 Durey, Lisa .74. 93 Durre. Cindy ... 9, 30, 68, 82, 83. 84. 86, 87. 91 95 Eaglin. Angela 68 Easter. Ken . . . 75 Eastin, Larry ... 75 Scott ... 71,89 Eastin. Vivian ... 68 Eaton, Doug 11,26. 43, 68 Edgington. Debra ... 75, 88 Edgington, Kathy ... 37. 40, 44. 71.72. 82, 88. 86, 91 4, 26,34.48, 50,86. 87.88, Elliot, Bob. . . 18.94 Ellis, Mike. . . 71 Englemeier, Lisa ... 72 Enlow, Shelly ... 75 Erwin, Jeramy ... 28 Eskew, Junior... 75 Estheimer, Roy Keith ,., 91 93 109 . ■■ Fatheree, Randy ... 14, 50 Fenton, Audy ,T. 76 Fife, Susan ... 44, 72, 82, 85, 88 Fitzgarrald, Shawn... 76 Fopay, Karen . 51 Forth, Lori... 51 Frank, Mike ... 28, 76 Freeman, Brian . . 51 Frost, Guyla 13,51,80,84 Frost, Sherrie ... 37, 68, 86, 91 Fry, Jason ... 18, 71 Fry, Mike... 18 Gaither, Ovie ... 13, 51 Galla, Billy Jack ... 72 Garrett, Tyler... 68, 89 Gibson, Kathy ... 22 Gill, Gary . . . 13, 14,51, 106 Gill, Josie. .8.25, 76,88,91,95 Gish, David .10. 12, 54, 86, 87. 95 Glassford, Tammy ... 37, 54, 80, 86, 87, 91 Gocey, Julie . . 40. 48, 76, 93 Gragert, Steve ... 26, 43, 48, 54, 82. 84, 87 Gray, Paula ... 68, 90, 95 Gray, Tony ... 76, 92 Greenwood, Bobbie . . . 68, 88, 92 Greenwood, Ranard . . . 22 .68,45 28, 40, 43, 76 54 68 68, 86, 88 . .25, 42, 76, 83,89, 95, 116 . 11, 13, 25, 48, 54,80, 85, 88,90, W Greenwood, Rodney. . Greenwood, Wesley . . Greer, Kent... 76 Griffith, Ritchey. . Griffith, Rodney . . Grove, Yolanda . . Guerrettaz, Marty Guerrettaz, Nikki. 93.96, 118 Guinn, Ronald... 76 Hall, Don . A 76 Hamilton, Randi... 30, 72 Hampton, Cheryl... 68 Harrell, Diane ... 9, 13, 37, 48, 54, 80, 82, 84, 86, 87, 91.94.96, 97, 106 Harrell, Steve... 76 Harrison, Harvel, Keith ... 76 Harvel, Stephanie . . . 76, 89 Hatcher, Cathy ... 76, 94 Hatcher, Mike... 76 Hearring, JoAnn . . 33, 42, 48, 76, 88 Hemphill, Stacey ... 7, 8, 54, 89, 91, Henderson, Elicia ... 18, 95 Henne, Andy... 76 Henson, Blaine ... 24, 48, 76, 89 Henson, David ... 68 Henson. Doug ... 76 Henson, Kim ... 72 13 Henson, Libbie ... 54, 93, 105, 109 Herdes, Kerry ... 24, 40, 76 Hickey, Billy . . . 40. 76 Highsmith, Jerry ... 26, 34, 43, 72, 87 Highsmith, Tim ... 28, 76 Hilliard, Patty ... 30, 36, 43, 68, 80, 86, 87, 91,93 Hilmes, Hank ... 7, 43, 76 Holan, Chuck ... 12, 54 Holland, Geff. . . 28, 45, 76,89 Hollingsworth, Juanita ... 76 Hossick, Shannon ... 24, 40, 45, 72, 82, 89 Hubble, Annette ... 30, 33, 76, 88, 91 Huffman, Cindy... 91 Huffman, Taura ... 25, 32, 33, 72, 87, 89, 92, 95 Hunt, Robby . . . 28, 40, 76 Hunt, Wendy ... 72 Hyder, Ronnie ... 26, 72 James, Tony ... 28, 40, 43, 76. 89 Jennings, Mike ... 26, 72, 89 Johnson, Cindy . 44 Johnson, Ernest . . . 28, 76, 43 Johnson, Tammy ... 72. 89 Johnson, Tracy ... 68, 107 Jones, Carol... 37, 40, 77 Jones, Jeff... 68, 92 Julius, Brent... 11,68 Kasten, Richard ... 68, 92, 97 Keller, Jennifer... 25, 68, 82. 83, 84, 85, 87, 88, 90, 91,98, 100, 104, 111, 113 Keller, Kim ... 1, 13, 14,54,82,83,84,91,96, 117, 123 Kenton, Sherylyn . 72 Kessel, Randy ... 28, 77 King, Karla . T 13, 14, 54, 82, 83, 84, 86, 96, 119 Kingery, Jeff... 77, 89 Kingsbury, Diana ... 12, 13, 14, 55, 82, 84, 94, 96, 119 Kirk, Jeff... 24,45, 72 Kirk, Kris... 55, 86, 91,93 Kitley, Deanna . . 77, 93 Kitley, Kent... 68, 89, 92 Kittle, Teresa ... 13, 32, 42, 48, 55 Klanke, Dale ... 13, 14, 55 . . 40, 72, 92 . 32, 33, 44, 68, 86, 87, 89, 93, 97 68, 89, 97 77 40 . . 26, 40, 45, 68, 82, 84, 87, 89, 95, 97 . 26, 69 . . 43, 89 77 . . 46, 69. 82, 84, 87 . . 46, 77 Krutsinger, Janet... 32, 44, 48, 72 Krutsinger, Kelly ... 44, 72 Krutsinger, Tom ... 45, 48, 55, 86 Krutz, Troy. . .11,45, 55, 95 Krzyzek, Richard ... 18 Lagle, Wade ... 26, 69 _ BLake, Danny ... 77 Lamb, Susan ... 55, 91 Landreth, Betty ... 69 Klein, James. Klein, Karen. Klein, Troy. . Kling, Julie ... Knapp, Andy . Koenig, John. Kohn, Jeff.. Koons, John . Kovak, Ernie. Kramer, Karl . Kramer, Paul. E 126 Lane, Craig... 89 Larch, Marsha ... 69 Laughlin, Tanya... 77 Lauderbach, John ... 22 Lawson, Jeff... 73, 82 Lawson, John ... 7, 55 Laycoax, Bill... 69 Laycoax, Kevin... 77 Lee, Carroll... 28, 34, 77, 89 Lee, Randy... 55 Lee, Steve ... 18, 82 Leib, Greg ... 7, 10, 13, 55, 89 Leib, Leah ... 37, 40, 42, 73,86. 88 Leib, Phil... 9, 26, 40, 43, 69, 87, 88 Leigh, Chris... 27, 55 Leigh, Marty ... 26, 69 Leigh, Travis ... 28, 77 Lentz, Steve ... 73 Lewis, Barbara . . . 69, 89, 90, 95, 97 Lewis, Connie ... 13, 32, 48, 55, 87, 88, 108 Lewis, Janet... 77, 93 Lewis, Leora ... 77 Lewis, Steve ... 73, 89 Lewis, Tina ... 37, 48, 58, 80, 86, 87, 93, 95 Linder, Betty ... 22 Linder, Steve ... 11,73, 82, 84, 89, 91, 110 Locum, Tim . .. 26, 73 Lutrell, Lori... 25, 73, 82, 88 Lutz, Chrissy ... 73, 93 Markham, Justin ... 40, 47, 77 Martin, Dorlisa ... 7, 8, 10, 37, 48, 58, 80, 82, 83, 84, 86,88,91,93, 96, 109, 115 Martin, Dorothea ... 19, 93 Martin, Joe... 73 Martin, Larry ... 77 Martin, Leroy... 77 Mason, Lesa . . . 73,95 Matthews, Greg... 55 Mattox, Susan ... 7, 12, 58, 90, 93 McConnell, Jill... 69 McCraken, Shirley ... 73, 93 McKnelly, Shawn ... 77 McGrew, Brian ... 14, 58 McGrew, Kim ... 32, 33, 73, 84, 86, 87 CMcGrew, Larry ... 18,48 McQuiston, Chris... 19 Melton, Kimberly... 77 Moore, Richard ... 77 Morgan, Lisa . .. 21,92 Morkin, Christine ... 31.77, 88 Morris, Bonnie... 22 Moses, Amy Myers, Carlee Myers, Danny . . . 46. 77, 89, 91 . . . 7,-Al, 33, 44, 77, 88,95 a. A 31. 33. 42, 77 Myers, Greta . . Myers, Rick .. Myers, Terry . [Noblet, Robin . Morton, Rich . [Nosek, Diana [Nosek, Tammy . . Oakes, Jeff... 58 O'Dell, Les .. 19 O'Donnell, Heather... 25, 73,| Oestreich, Angie ... 7, 69, 93, 95, 106 Orel, Shannon . . . 28, 46, 77 Osborne, Shane ... 77, 89, 113 .42, 73,91 58 . 14, 19 .. 7. 73, 93 . 9, 26, 40, 69 .58.91 ■ 77 ImJ At jflfe Owen, Angela . Owens, Randy Owens, Rich . . Paradise, Joe. Paradise, Lisa. Parish, Rod . . . Parish, Sandi. Pate, Michelle . Patterson, Eric Payne, Vickie. Pearce, Alex . . Pearce, Tim . . Pearson, Tom . Peeler, Becky . Penry, Gena . . 107, 108 Penry, Harry . . Perry, Eddie. . Perry, Kim . Perry, Trina .59 . . 40, 69 . 34, 43, 48, 59 ________ . 48, 59 ..73 69 . 5, 33. 42, 77, 88 . .73, 89,91 . . . 59, 93 . . 20, 96 . 73, 89. 90 40, 45, 73, 92, 95 . . 7, 24, 73. 89, 95 . .69 . 10,25,69,82,83,87,91,97, 105, Melton, Larry Merritt, Sam . Metcalf, Clay Miglin, Jeff. . MkjlirvJenny 34, 58 69 L . 40, 43, 69 26, 40, 45, 69, 87 25, 45, 77, 88 ’ ‘rvA mw lin. Jim . . T52 6. 45, 122 C Miller, Lisa ... 31 Mils, [Norma 44, 73. 88, 95 Tony. feenhimer Ter. . %}3, 58, 86, 88, 9 m Crystal. . 77, Moeller, ChristirfC • • 73, Moore Rridie . . .P3, 93 Moor jDianne . . |58 I Moore fcjaide... 10. 58 . 20 . 26, 59, 86, 87 69 .31,77 Phelps, Renee ... 32, 33, 44, 69 Phelps, Ron ... 26, 69, 82, 84, 87, 97 Phillips, Sherry ... 73, 88 Phillips, Bill... 20 Phipps, Debbie... 59 Pieplow, Susan ... 5, 12 13, 37, 59, 80, 82, 84, 86, 87, 91,96 Pierson. Ki Poole, Roger... 69 Porter, Rick ... 20, 32, 44 Pottorff, Jeanne... 31. 42.77.88,112 _______ Powless, Andy ... 5. 13. 26, 27. 46, 59, 86, 87 Randall, Rhonda ... 13, 32, 44, 48, 59. 93, 108 Ray. Gene ... 22 Reagan, Beth, Reddish, Stev ReedJ Reed, lony . Rilay, Anne. 30, 77, 86, 95 . . 28, 77 43, 70 77 12, 20 inson. Kevin . . . 59, 109 Rogers, Danny ... 73, 82 e. Chris ... 24, 74, 89 Ruckman, Debbie ... 74, 82. 83, 85, 88, 127 13, 59,92 98 , .31,78,88 62 . 70 . 78, 89 .62 . 34. 74 46, 48, 62 ne . . . 42, 74 Ruckman, Brad . Russell, Misty . . Rutger, Phil Rutland, Mark. Schofield, Lori . Scott, Dotty . Scott, Tyler. . Sefton, Greg . Sehie, Bernadind_______ Sessions, Jim . . . 26, 70 Senters, Connie... 74 Senters, Lisa 62 Sharp, Brian . 78 Sheehan, Erica . 70 Sheehan, Randy . . 46, 48, 6? Showalters, Chris . . 31,78 Simmons, Shannan ... 9, 30, 70, 82, 83, 84, 86, 87, 90,91,93,95,98 Slagley, Allen . 7fl Slagley, Doug ... 32, 33 Smith, Donna . . . 20, 94, 96 Smith, Tammy . . . 78, 88, 116 Snell, Jeff... 70, 92 Snell, Julie . . . 74, 94 Sons, Gayla ... 74 Sorensen, Jean . . . 70, 88, 90 Sparlin, Lisa ... 78 88 I, Spitzner, Bill... 78 Spitzner, Pat. . . 28, 78 Staley, Teri ... 74 Stanford, Joann .,. 20 Stanford, Justin . . . 28, 78 Stanford, Scott... 74 Stanley, Jamie... 74 Stanley, Kathy . . . 62, 95 Stanley, mark ... 13, 14, 48, 62, 83, 87, 89, 96 Stepanich, Scott. . . 26, 45, 70 Stephenson, Tim . . . 28, 78 Stine, Mary Beth ... 14, 20, 93 Stocke, Rob ... 11, 24, 43, 74, 89 Stringer, Jerry . Sudduth, David Tackitt, Brian . Tackitt, Sam . . Tackitt, Willie | . 21.46. 80 7™ 34. 62 . 34,43. 78.89 Talmant, Don . . 21 Tatman, Emily . . . 31 Tatman, Eric . . 62 Taylor, Heath ... 26, 70 . Taylor, J M. ■ . 62 Thatcher. Jackie ... 25,7 J5, 119 Thomas, Mary 13, 62, 86, 88. 93, 94, 96, Thomas, Rob ... 13, 14, 62 Thompson. Leslie . 78 Thompson, Terry ... 74 Thurman. Leon . . . 26, 43, 74, 87 Tibbs. Angie ... 63, 93 Todd. Carol. . .31, 37, Vi£ Toler, Kris . . . Toler, Teresa 30, 42 . .21, 124 _ Turner, Steve ... 70 Gebinger, Brent... 63, 89 Gpton, John . . .. 21 Gtterback, Troy ... 74 Van Meter, Andy . . . 78, 91 Waddelow, Leah . . . 33, 74 Waggoner,’Cathy .74. 89 Wagner, Dale ... 21, 121 Wagner, Deanna ... 32, 33, 44, Wagner, Derek . . 26, 46, 74, £ Walters, Tommy ... 8, 13. 26, Ward, Michelle ... 78 Warren, Richard ... 78 Washburn, Lee Ann .70 Wathan, Eva . . . 63 Wathan, Ron . . . 13, Webb, Amy ... 70, 82, 83, 84, i Webb, Rebecca ... 70 Webster, Cheryl... 63 Welch, Mary Beth ... 8, 32, 42 Welch, Tom ... 21, 24, 42, 86, Welty, Mike . . . 40, 74 Welty, Roger... 63 Welty, Tammy . . . 70, 93 Welty, Tracy . . . 34, 89, 91, 97 Wesner, Jill . . . 78, 88 Wheeler, Bob . . . 21,92 Wheeler, Greg ... 74, 82 White, Billy . . 70,88 White, Donna . . . 70, 82. 84, 97, 94 Whitt, Edward . . . 74, 103 Whitt, Michele ... 12, 14, 63, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 90, 103 Wilke, Diana ... 63 • • Wilkin, Lisa . . . 63, 93 Wilkin. Tina .44, 78, 93 ' ' Williams, Bryon ... 70 Williams, Jim . . . 70, 89 Williams. Kris ... 78 Williams. Wade ... 78, 92 Williamson, Amy ... 78 Williamson, Shawn ... 43, 78, 89 Wilson, John ... 26, 45, 70 Wilson, Kevin . . . 46, 48, 63, 80, 83, 87, 89, 96 Winka, Brent... 28, 45. 78 Wood, Kari... 30, 32, 44, 48, 70, 89 Wodden, David ... 78 Woomer, Jason . . . 28, 95 Woomer, Tony . . . 26, 45, 70, 89, 102 Workman, DeAnn . . . 70, 85, 88, 91,94 Workman, Troy . . . 26, 34, 43, 74, 87 Worthey, Angela ... 31,78 Wyman, Rich ... 43, 63 Young, Jeff ... 78 Young, Steve ... 74 Young, Wesley ... 78 Youngblood, Bekin . . . 40, 46, 78 48, 70,88.95, 97, 121 12, 95, 121 43.48, 63, 87,91 35,88,90, 103, 115 .78, 86, 87,91,95 87 _ ... M _ .. .. . _ ______________________