Flora High School - Harstan (Flora, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

HARSTAN Flora High School Flora, Illinois Volume 65 1986 Attractions Behind the Scenes Sponsors 103 “All the World’s a Stage and the men and merely actors. Throughout this book we Joolc back on thfroles fiKf Flora,1 High School cast and dirwrors priUa tudentspid p g on fie students an(J,trfeirfactivitjes, we cai see that«tudents|play several roles dur-� igh school yeats.-We -scq that 4hejy--enaet isuefc-roles not ders and club leant role in musi of the 1985-86 school the play progresses, d behiind-the-scene ingiuieir only as swd nts. but members. Ip. dtilitic this dram alts tHrecld M thescuriain rises, we beg; yeaS-ih j hiemherii Taur direct wedook b cKon theproduej s; evfct x Through lkpf tfiesrprdductj ns we carf e tl Jhis book serves as a fittest to memories of FTfS and- veSl lli t 1985 86 was like and how students spent it. Nevertheless, we must recall one feature element, and that is: Although all of us that compose FHS have different roles and talents, it takes one and all to produce this final drama of FHS. Mr. Joe McCoy: English II and III; Mrs. Anne Riley: English I, II, III and IV, Mythology; Mr. Richard Krzyzek: Spanish; Mr. Steven Lee: English I and Journalism; Miss Chris McQuiston: English I. “The show must go on Let's tie the knot! Alex Booth, Erica Sheehan and Carl Dunbar listen to the adventures of Miss McQuiston. He-Man vs. Michaela; The Ultimate Conflict! Mr. Don Talmant: U.S. History; Mr. Jim Baird: Senior Political Science; Miss Chris McQuiston: Consumer Economics, Ancient History, Modem European History and World Geography; Mr. Jerry Stringer: Psychology. ... five days a week! Mr. Rick Porter: Geometry; Mr. Terry Myers: Algebra I and II, Senior Math; Mr. Charles Buchanan; Driver’s Ed, General and Vocational Math. Time in Physics is just rolling by. Biology students studying quietly. • • • “Speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee 99 Mrs. Dorthea Martin: Child Care, Foods, and Everyday Living. Mrs. Man Beth Stine: Family Ecology. Co-Op Supervision, and Vocational Director. FHS hosts State Vocation Evaluation. A student tnes his hand at using a jigsaw. Mr. Bob Wheeler Welding. Small Engine Repair, and Agriculture. Mr. Bill Bern: Industrial Education Orientation and Construction. Mr. Les O'Dell: Industrial Arts, Drafting. Housewinng. Mr. John Lpton: Building Trades. 6 “There’s no business like show business” M Keep your eye on your book! “and a-onc, and a-two. What are you looking at? Mr. Art I Mr. Bob Elliott: Accounting I and II. Orientation to Business, Coop Class; Mrs. Vicki Payne: Typing I. Computers; Mrs. Donna Smith: Typing 11, Shorthand. Clerical Practice, Recordkeeping Future businessmen at work. Penry: Band, Chorus; Mr. Bill Phillips: Advanced Art. “They’re teaching a fish to swim Regina Gibbs enjoys a day of student P.E. students “dive through and pass through” in an advanced square dance, teaching. Mr. Stringer’s P.E. class learns the fine art of archery. Lori Luttrell and Kan Wood pose with our resident Playboy bunny. Mr. IjuTy McGrew: Driver’s Ed; Mr. Tom Welch: Physical Education; Mrs. Teresa Toler: Physical Education. “And gladly would they learn and gladly teach” Miss Mary Jane Richards: Special Services; Mrs. Linda Dennis: Special Services; Mrs. Sharon Onken: Special Services. Mrs. Klic.a Henderson: Special Services; Mr. Dour Mack: General Studies; Mrs. Pat Hilliard: Special Services; Ms. Betty Dill: General Studies. Mrs. Mary Hemphill. Special Services Aide is giving valuable help. 9 Mr. Dale Wagner: Learning Center Director; Mrs. Kathy Gibson: Learning Center — Guidance Secretary; Mrs. Nancy Clark: Guidance Counselor. “Tis good to learn of Mrs. Janis McKinnon: School Nurse; Miss Ix ra Delaney: Health Occupations Instructor. Lucky Erica Sheehan receives help from Mr. Wagner. Show us how to use the card catalog! Show us! Show us!” Our studious Tyler?! 10 those who counsel wisely” HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL. T. E. Coleman ASST. SUPERINTENDENT Gerald Hcarringand SUPERINTENDENT Floyd Henson UNIT 35 BOARD OF EDUCATION Row One: Steve Schwaninger, Harold Brooks, Milton Smith. Row Two: Paul Rose, Bill Kitley, Jim Klein, and Frank Herman. 11 Unit Office Secretaries: Wanda Gish and Margaret Sefton. The People Behind Valentine’s Day creates extra work in the office. Vocational Secretary: Mrs. Bonnie Morris, High School Office Secretaries: Mrs. Betty Linder and Mrs. Mary Conrad. 12 the Scenes Janitors Bus Drivers Ranard Greenwood, John Lauderback, David Coble, Gene Ray and Dios Miscnhcimer. Cooks Deanna Anderson, Shirley Ward and Norma Mills. Yes, even the cooks eat. Gary Eckelberry, Nolan Venable, Harold Frost, Bennie Vandavccr, Dwight Ernest, Ken Roush and Jim Tackitt. 13 “As Merry as the Day is Long” At a surprise birthday party for Michacla Cycholl, everyone on the Do you know your birds after this Lyceum? Harstan staff had a Cherry Coke and a smile. The youngest person in the senior class, Kari FHA remembers the Wood displays her birthday cake at a surprise astronauts in the Challenger party during basketball practice. accident. Jennifer Keller decorates windows during basketball regionals. Kent Kitley picks out his Halloween outfit, while Mr. Stringer gives a talk to Journalism Class. 14 The Freshman Class found a new, exciting life at FHS this year. They placed first with their Homecoming float entitled “The Big Chill” and added a varsity basketball player, Chad Thompson. Officers for the Freshman Class were Deborah Wagner, Carrie Stringer and Julie Mason. Enter: Freshmen Class Officers: Deborah Wagner — President, Carrie Stringer — Secretary. Julie Mason — Vice-President “Hey you guys! Wake up!” “Nice work on the float, Brian. 16 Earth Science Electives Health Shelly Allen Tony Allison Tony Anderson Shawn Arbucklc Stephen Barber Scott Beard Nancy Brown Jennifer Bryden Shawn Buckley Philip Bute Amy Campbell Dean Casolari Stacia Coggin Sherry Coclasure Carrie and Julie clown around between matches. 17 Mr. Krzyzck s Spanish I class hard at work? These guvs are hilarious FRESHMAN FLOAT Kelly Conard Matt Conklin Melanie Connell Tina Denton Christopher Derrick Vernon DeSelms Robbie Dieter Angel Dodson Dallas Durrc Cindy Eaglin Cheryl Estheimer Jeremy Famey Tony Fehrenbacher Aaron Gilbreth Beth Anne Gocey Shelly Rae Henson Rickie Hickox Chandra Hurd Lester Paul Hutchens James Jennings Stephanie Johnson Tony Kittle Lori Klinger Timothy Krutsinger 18 Another fun day in the lives of the freshmen! Are you really hard at work, Sherry? COMES IN FIRST Michael Lamb Jason Leib Julie Mason Senna McClellan John McCowan Angie McGrew Donna McKinney Jason Metcalf Julie Mix Troy Nosek Leslie O’Dell David Ord Lance Osborne Brad Owens Mike Paepke Angela Pate Jesse Eric Pearce Jason Perry Vance Pettit Staci Porter Lee Releford Stacey Schultz Brian Sessions James Snell 19 Doug Sons Pam Stephenson Carrie Stringer Chad Thompson Carl Eugene VanMeter Micheal Vcrchota Deborah Wagner Holly Wathan Shannon Wathan Dawn Winters Nicki Wood Shawn Woods Tony Woomer Cindy Workman Deborah Wreath Norman Yates A New World at FHS Not Pictured: Robert Berning Todd Bradham Brent Britton Britt Brown Kevin Brown Virgil Brown Toby Bullard Bcrval Clark Christopher Dixon Tony Gray Rick Griffith Tim Highsmith Matt Huffman Shad Hutchings Joseph Krutsinger Troy Mayberry Tammy Page Melinda Smith Paul Tidwell Galen (Wade) Young Stacia Coggin makes her daily rounds by collecting attendance slips. 20 Act II: Sophomores Ah! Another day in geometry class! Sophomore officers Kirsten Corbitt, Amy Moses, and Jenny Miglin. Top magazine sellers display their prizes. History was made when the Class of'88 took Driver’s Education. Delay on getting the driver’s ed car put a set-back on kids getting their licenses. “Wolves Will Draw First Blood,” was the sophomores’ Homecoming float that came in third. Tradition was repeated with the annual magazine drive, with prizes for the top salesmen. The class officers were President, Amy Moses; Vice-President, Kirsten Corbitt; and Secretary-Treasurer, Jenny Miglin. Randy Childers mentally prepares for a hard day’s work in woodworking. Having a wild and crazy time. Sophomores pose after decorating their Homecoming float. Jeff Allen Angie Baity Jennifer Beck Charles Bchnkc Stephanie Blackledge Kim Blackwell Alex Booth Kelly Boyd John Brickey Larry Brooks Kim Brown Jason Burkett Carolyn Cavins Randy Childers Jason Cole Amy Coleman Dennis Collins Tim Cook Kirstan Corbitt Jim Cowan Lisa DeSclms Debra Edgington Jeramy Erwin Junior Eskew SOPHOMORES SURGE 22 Audy Fenton Shawn Fitzjarrald Josie Gill Julie Goccy Wesley Greenwood Marty Guerrettaz Ronald Guinn Don Hall Steve Harrell Stephanie Harvcl Cathy Hatcher Mike Hatcher JoAnn Hearring Doug Henson Blaine Henson Kerry Herdes Hank Hilmes GefT Holland Juanita Hollingsworth Annette Hubble Robby Hunt Tony James Earnest Johnson Shelly Kessel A STEP FORWARD Up, up, and away! . .. and the measurement of angle B is 15 V’ 23 JcfTKingcry Deanna Kitlcy Julie Kling John Koons Paul Kramer Danny Lake Tanya Laughlin Kevin Laycoax Carroll Lee Travis Leigh Janet Lewis Leora Lewis Justin Markham Larry Martin Leroy Martin Jenny Miglin Crystal Mix Bridie Moore Christina Morkin Amy Moses Carlec Myers Danny Myers Shawn McKnelly Troy McNeely 24 This is a shoe. And a-onc, and a-two! NOT PICTURED: Troy Allen Gail Clark Vance Cobb Daren Davis Larry Eastin Mike Frank Tammy Grear Andy Henne Billy Hickey Clifford Pennington Steve Reddish Lisa Sparlin Leslie Thompson Richard Warren Steve Young Tammy Nosek Shannon Orel Shane Osborne Sandi Parish Trina Perry Kris Pierson Jeanne Pottorff Beth Reagan Tony Reed Misty Russell Lori Schofield Chris Showaltcrs Alan Slagley Tammy Smith Justin Stanford Tim Stephenson Willie Tackitt Jackie Thatcher Andy VanMcter Michelle Ward Mary Beth Welch Jill Wesner Tina Wilkins Kris Williams 25 Act III: Juniors Junior Officers — Taura Huffman, Lisa Miller, and Tim Pearce. The class of ’87 is finally upperclass! The class looked forward to U.S. History, a dreaded requirement for all juniors. They kept busy with a magazine drive to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom, held on May 3. They captured second place on their Homecoming float entitled “A View to a Kill.” Junior attendants at Homecoming were Leah Leib and Lori Luttrell. Leading this class of 103 were President, Tim Pearce; Vice-President, Taura Huffman; and Secretary, Lisa Miller. “Romeo and J uliet!” Another boring day! “Oh! How embarrassing. 26 U.S. History Candy Adams Tim Akers Prom Randall Baker Jeff Banta Randy Beard A.C.T. Randy Benefield Kelly Berger Tammy Boose Rick Bowen Bobby Jo Brickcr Beth Camp Kevin Canady Kevin Conard Star Search! Fa, La, La, La. La .. . 27 My! Aren't we “photogenic?! All in a day's work! 103 ACHIEVE Traci Conard Cindy Cook Richard Cook Michelle Crown Bobbi Jo Davis Amy Dawkins Leslie Dennis Tim Dickinson Richard Dixon Tammy Dockins Carl Dunbar Lisa Durey Scott Eastin Kathleen Edgington Mike Ellis Susan Fife Jason Fry Randi Hamilton V Kim Sue Henson Taura Lynn Huffman Wendy Hunt Ron Hyder Mike Jennings Cindy Johnson 28 UPPERCLASS STATUS Tammy Johnson Shcrylynn Kenton Jeff Kirk James Klein Janet Krutsinger Kelly Krutsinger Craig Lane Jeffrey Lawson Leah Leib Stephen Lents Steve Lewis Stephen Linder Tim Locum Lori Luttrell Chrissy Lutz Kim McGrew Sherry McGrew Lesa Mason Lisa Miller Christina Moeller Robin Noblett Jim Norton Heather O’Donnell Michelle Pate 29 Alex Pearce Tim Pearce Tom Pearson Sherry Phillips Danny Rogers Chris Rose Debbie Ruckman Tyler Scott Bcmadine Sehie Julie Snell Gayla Sons Teri Lynn Staley Scott Stanford Terry Thompson Leon Thurman Carol Todd Leah Waddelow Cathy Waggoner Derek Wagner Madge Waison Micheal Welty Greg Wheeler Edward Whitt Troy Workman NOT PICTURED: Corrina Allan Garry Austin Karen Britton Kelly Brown Larry Burroughs Mary Burroughs Sam Dulaney Lisa Engelmeir Nicky Glikis J. R. Highsmith Shannon Hosick Paula Johnson Shirley McCracken Joe Martin J. R. Monical Robert Smith Brian Tackitt Troy Utterback 30 I’m shocked, Mr. Talmant! We know your mother personally!!’ Row 1 Seat 4 , f pH awesome ... go for it .. hey dude! ... spazzing out . . . TAG . Rambo ... Michael J; Fox ... Rocky IV . Back to the Future ... John Gougar Mellancamp Tina Turner ... Madonna ... Bruce BossT Springsteen ... Whitney Houston ... “Povyer of Love” ... “Oh, Sheila ' ... “Say You. Say Me” ... compact discs . . . music videos ... I want my MTV!” . . . Farmaid ... d . .. “Go ahead — make my day!” ... Miami :. .. Cosby Show . . . F anuly Ties ... Eddie Murphy ZZ Top ... Rock Hudson . . Halley’s Comet ... Challenger Spacecraft ... President Ronald Reagan .. . “You look marvelous!” . . . mini-vans ... aerobics ... Kansas City Royals — World Series Champs ... Chicago Bears — Superbowl Champs ... William Refrigerator” Perry . . . Boris Becker ... New Classic and Cherry Coke ... McDLT’s . . . “Herb eats here!” ... Priazzo ... shaker sweaters .. . antique jewelry . .. stirrup pants . . . blue jean jackets ... high-tops ... Air Jordans . .. pumps . . Levi 501 ’s .. . paisley . . mi 31 Michael Tyler Anderson Cindy Renee Banhart Exit: Seniors Breaking the twelve year habit, seniors face their last FHS experiences throughout the year: last Homecoming float, last parade, last sporting events, last band concerts, and last dances. The year was filled with mixed emotions of wanting to pass the required Constitution tests and yet not wanting to let go of the good times. Edward Lee Bassett Jerri Jane Blackwell Gaylon F. Borders Christy Davena Burton 22 Jerry D. Burkett Gregory Todd Beard John Manley Bute Andy Mark Cartright Timothy D. Dawkins Cindy L. Durre Sherrie Ruth Frost Sheila Dianne Collard Lori Lynn Dennis Angela Mae Eaglin Robert Tyler Garrett Gregory R. Conrad Michaela Leigh Cycholl Michael L. Derrick James Lee Doud Vivian Leann Eastin Douglas Jessie Eaton Robin Hoods of FHS! 33 ANDERSON, STACY JO FHA 3, 4; Projects 4; FHA Attendant 3, 4. ANDERSON, MICHAEL TYLER Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 3, 4; Baseball 2; Harstan 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Musicals 3; Football Honorable Mention 3, 4. ANTHIS, FRANK E. Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. BANHART, CINDY RENEE Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 3; Harstan 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 3; FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Projects 2, First Vice-President 3, 4; Flag Girl 2, 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1, 3; Class Officer — Secretary 2. BARRICK, MICHELE I. Honor Society 3; Pep Club 2; Locust Log 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Vice-President 1; Nike Club 2. BASSETT, EDWARD LEE Basketball 1,2; Track 2, 3. BEARD, GREGORY TODD BICKLEY, MATTHEW FFA 1,2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, 4. BLACKWELL, JERRI JANE Spanish Club 1; FHA 1, 2,4. BORDERS, GAYLON F. Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BRICKER, PAMELA SUE Business Club 3; FHA 3, 4. BROADWAY, DOUGLAS HENRY Musicals 3; All School Play 2. BRYAN, ANGELA ROCHELLE Art 1,2, 3,4. BURKETT, CANDI Basketball 1, 3; Track 3,4; Softball 2; Student Council 3,4; FHA 3,4. BURKETT, JERRY D. FFA 2, 3. BURTON, CHRISTY DAVENA Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Nike Club 1, 2, Vice- President 2; Flag Girl 2, 3, 4; Class Officer — President 2; Fresh. — Soph. Boys’ Basketball Statistician 1,2. BUTE, JOHN MANLEY Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Student Council 1; Varsity Club 2, 3,4; Business Club 3, 4, President 4; Spanish Club 1,2, President 2; Musicals 3. CARTRIGHT, ANDY MARK Football 1; Band 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4. CAVINS, PATRICIA ANN Cheerleader 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Nike Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; All School Play 1. COLLARD, SHEILA DIANNE Pep Club 2; Harstan 2; Locust Log 2, 3,4, Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Business Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1,2, Secretary and Treasurer 1,2; Nike Club 2, 3, Secretary 3. CONRAD, GREG R. Tennis 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2. CYCHOLL, MICHAELA LEIGH Tennis 1,2, 3,4, State Qualifier 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Harstan 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2; Pit Band 1,2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Tennis MVP 3, 4. DAWKINS, TIM D. Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2; FFA 1,2. DENNIS, LORI LYNN FHA 1,2,3, 4. DENTON, SHIRLEY LYNN FHA 1. DERRICK, MICHAEL L. Football 1, 2; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3, 4. DOUD, JIM LEE Football 1; Wrestling 1. DULANEY, RANDY JAMES DURRE, CINDY L. Volleyball 1,2, 3,4, Captain 3,4; Softball 2; Student Council 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Harstan 3; Locust Log 2, 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Business Club 4; Musicals 3; FHA 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Prom Attendant 3; Pom-Pom 4. EAGLIN, ANGIE M. EASTIN, VIVIAN LEANN Musicals 1; All School Play 1. EATON, DOUGLAS J. Football 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Homecoming King 4. FROST, SHERRIE R. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Captain 2, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4. GARRETT, ROBERT TYLER Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 1,2, 3, 4. GRAY, PAULA S. Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; Harstan 2; Locust Log 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Business CLub 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Nike Club 1, 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Rifles 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3, 4, President. GREENWOOD, BOBBIE MICHELLE School Mascot 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; FFA Sweetheart 3,4. GREENWOOD, RODNEY JAY Football 1; Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2. GRIFFITH, RODNEY DEAN Football 1; Wrestling 1; Track 2. GROVE, YOLANDA ELAINE Basketball 1, 2; Softball 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Business Club 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Basketball Statistician 1, 2, 3. HAMPTON, CHERYL L. HENSON, DAVID DWAYNE Wrestling Manager 2, 3, 4. HILLIARD, PATRICIA L. Tennis 1; Football Statistician 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Student Council 1, 2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Harstan 2; Locust Log 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Nike Club 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3,4; Class Officer — Vice-President 2, 3; Prom Attendant 3; Homecoming Attendant 4. INBODEN, DAVID WAYNE JOHNSON, TRACY DEE Wrestling 1; Baseball 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4. JONES, JEFF D. FFA 1,2, 3, Reporter 4. JULIUS, J. BRENT Basketball 2; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2; Student Council 4; Musicals 2; Class Officer 4; Student Body President 4. KASTEN, RICHARD RALPH Wrestling 1, 2; Honor Society 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4, President 3,4. KELLER, JENNIFER KRISTAN Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Harstan 1, 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Nike Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Musicals 1, 3; Rifles 2, 3,4, Captain 4, Marching Auxiliaries All American Performer 3, 4, Bluebonnet Bowl Performer 4. KELLER, EDDIE L. Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. KITLEY, KENT ANDREW Band 1,2, 3,4. KLANKE, MIKE Spanish Club 2; FFA 1, 2, 3,4. KLEIN, KAREN SUE Football Statistician 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Softball 1, 2, 3,4; Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4; Nike Club 1,2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4. KLEIN, TROY LEE Patricia L. Hilliard Tracy Dec Johnson Jeffrey Douglas Jones Richard Ralph Kasten Football players pepping up for Homecoming game. Yolanda Elaine Grove Jeffrey Brent Julius Jennifer Kristan Keller John T. L. Koenig Kari K. Korpela Karl Andrew Kramer Homecoming Queen candidates on parade. Marty Paul Leigh Phillip Aaron Lcib Wade Lee Lagle William Laycoax Barbara June Lewis Clay Allen Metcalf Jill M. McConnell Jeffrey James Miglin Dion L. McCraw Sam Lind Merritt Tony E. Milner Richard D. Nortorf7 Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. KLINGLER, LEE A. FFA 1,2, 3,4. KOENIG, JOHN THOMAS LEONARD Football 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 2, 3; Honor Society 3,4; Locust Log 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3,4; Band 2, 3. KORPELA, KARI K. Tennis 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Varsity Club 4; Vammalan lukio (school in Finland). KOVAC, VINCE A. Football 1; Track 2; Baseball 1. KRAMER, KARL ANDREW Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Locust Log 1, 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2. LAGLE, WADE LEE Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 4. LANDRETH, BETTY LARCH, MARSHA K. LAYCOAX, WILLIAM J. LEIB, PHILLIP AARON Cross Country 1; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference Team 3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. LEIGH, MARTY PAULE Football 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Track 1,2; FFA 1, 2. LEWIS, BARBARA JUNE Student Council 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Flag Girl 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3. LONDON, JEROME DOUGLAS McConnell, jill marlene FHA 2,4. McGRAW, DION LOWL MERRITT, SAMUEL L Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2. METCALF, CLAY ALLEN Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. MIGLIN, JEFFREY JAMES Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Band 1, 2,3,4. MILNER, TONY E. Football 1,2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 3, 4. NORTON, RICHARD C. Football 2; Basketball 2, 3; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4; Prom Attendant 3. NOSEK, TODD MICHAEL Football 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2. OESTREICH, ANGELA R. Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Nike Club 1,2; FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Historian 2, 2nd Vice President 3, President 4; FHA Attendant 1,2, 3. OWENS, JAMES RANDALL Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. PARISH, RODNEY RAY, JR. PEELER, BECKY L. Band 1,2. PENRY, EUGENIA LYNN Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Harstan 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1,2, 3, 4. PERRY, KIMBERLY ANN Musicals 3,4. PHELPS, RENEE LEAH Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. PHELPS, RONALD LEE Football 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4; Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Honor Society 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. POOLE, ROGER LEE Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1, 2; Band 1, 2. REED, SCOTT ALAN Tennis 1; Track 2. ROBINSON, KAREN RUTLAND, MARK ALAN Football 1,2; Wrestling 2. SHEEHAN, ERICA LYN Nike Club 1, 3; FHA 1. SIMMONS, SHANNAN RENEE Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Harstan 2; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Business Club 4; Nike Club 1, 2; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Flag Girl 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer; Prom Attendant 3. SNELL, JEFF A. FFA 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, 4. SORENSEN, JEAN PHYLLIS Tennis 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Locust Log 2; Business Club 4; Nike Club 2, 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Rifles 2, 3, 4; Softball Statistician 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 4. STANLEY, TONY A. STEPANICH, SCOTT MICHAEL Tennis 4; Football 3; Track 1,2; Baseball 3; Varsity Club 4. STOOPS, TERESA ANN TAYLOR, R. HEATH Crosscountry 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Student Council 2; Band 1, 2; FFA 1,2; Class Officer 2. TURNER, STEPHEN V. Football 1. VANMETER, JONATHAN ERIC Musicals 2, 3, 4. WAGNER, DEANNA MARIE Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer — President 1. WASHBURN, LEEANN Musicals 1; Chorus 1. WEBB, AMY LYNETTE Basketball 2; Student Council 1; Harstan 1,2, 3,4; Locust Log 2, 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Business Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Nike Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Flag Girl 2, 3, 4; Pom Pom Girl 4. WEBB, REBECCA JO Spanish Club 2. WELTY, TAMARA JO FHA 1,2, 3,4. WELTY, TRACY JAMES Football 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Musicals 3, 4. WHITE, DONNA SUE Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Business Club 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Nike Club 2. WILLIAMS, BRYON EUGENE Wrestling 2; FFA 1,2. WILLIAMS, JIM R„ JR. Football 1; Baseball 1, 2; Band 1,2, 3; FFA 3, 4. WILSON, JOHN D. Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. WOOD, KARI J. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Business Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4. WOOMER, ANTHONY J. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. WORKMAN, NORMA DeANN Basketball 2; Business Club 3; Nike Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Musicals 3. WARREN, JEFFERY ALLEN Angela R. Oestreich Kimberly Ann Perry James R. Owens Renee Leah Phelps Rebecca L. Peeler Ronald Lee Phelps Roger Lee Poole Jennifer Keller and Sheila Collard count the days till Nerds invade Comp. IV! Christmas vacation. 40 Karen Elaine Robinson Erica Lynn Sheehan Shannon Renee Simmons Scott Alan Reed Jeffrey A. Snell Jean Phyllis Sorensen Tony A. Stanley Scott M. Stepanich Marching Wolves on parade! CLASS OFFICERS: Shannon Simmons — Secretary, Paula Gray — President, and Angie Oestreich — Vice-President. I 41 SENIOR Cindy Banhart and Doug Eaton BEST DRESSED MOST FLIRTATIOUS Brent Julius and Shannan Simmons MOST POPULAR Scott Stepanich and Karen Klein Deanna Wagner and Phil Leib MOST ATHLETIC FAVORITES Geb Borders and Gena Penry MOST MUSICAL Rodney Greenwood and Angela Bryan MOST ARTISTIC 43 Teresa A. Stoops Robert Heath Taylor Jonathan Eric VanMeter Deanna Marie Wagner Lee Ann Washburn Amy Lynette Webb Rebecca Jo Webb Down for the count during Homecoming Tamara Jo Welty 44 Backstage before the show. Tracy James Welty Donna Sue White Kari Jane Wood Anthony D. Woomer Norma Deann Workman Bryon Eugene Williams James R. Williams, Jr. John D. Wilson NOT PICTURED: Franklin E. Anthis Matthew D. Bickley Douglas H. Broadway Angela Rochelle Bryan Shirley Lynn Denton Randy James Dulaney Rodney Dean Griffith Cheryl L. Hampton David Duayne Henson David Wayne Inboden Edmund Lawrence Keller Michael A. Klanke Lee A. Klingler Vince A. Kovac Betty J. Landreth Marsha K. Larch Jerome Douglas London Michael Todd Nosek Rodney R. Parish, Jr. Stephen V. Turner, 2nd Jeffrey A. Warren Faces of the times. 45 Becky Webb Not Pictured: Mike Klanke QUIETEST SENIOR Patty Hilliard and Rich Norton LOUDEST Kari Wood and Ed Bassett CLASS COMEDIANS FAVORITES Heath Taylor and Cindy Durre MOST COURTEOUS John Koenig and Michaela Cycholl MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sherrie Frost and John Bute MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Speak what we feel, not what we ought to say.” MOST MEMORABLE EVENT 1) State Basketball Tournament 2) Prom 3) Sock-Hops SPORT HOBBY 1) Music 2) Hunting 3) Cars 1) Basketball 2) Football 3) Baseball CAR 1) Camaro 2) Trans Am 3) Porsche RADIO STATION 1) 1-105 2) 96-STO 3) WVJC T. V. SHOW MOVIE 1) Back to the Future 2) Rambo 3) St. Elmo’s Fire and Beverly Hills' Cop SPORTS PERSONALITY 1) Walter Payton 2) Ozzie Smith 3) Larry Bird 1) Cosby Show 2) Miami Vice 3) Moonlighting 2) Motley Crue TEACHER 3) Alabama 1) Mr. Stringer 2) Mr. Baird 3) Mrs. Riley and Mr. Talmant “Never Surrender” the... “Nerds from the 50’s” pose as FHS seniors. “Come in a little closer; I can’t see you. “Two for the price of one!’ Sherrie Frost takes a break from Homecoming activities. I know who you are, but what am I?” Double Trouble! Homecoming Tradition The newly crowned King and Queen, Karen Klein and Doug Eaton, dance to Never Surrender. Even though Tony Woomer and John Koenig are yelling “Fire!” no one is panicking. Slow dancin’, swayin' to the music... Stephanie “cracks up” as Beth tries to sing along. HOMECOMING COURT — Beth Gocey. Brent Winka, Jenny Miglin, Kari Korpela, Leah Leib, John Koenig, Lori Luttrell, Tim Locum, King — Doug Eaton. Queen — Karen Klein, Jennifer Smith, Susan Pieplow, Andy Powless, Cindy Durre, John Wilson, Patty Hilliard, and Phil Leib. The guests enjoy themselves at the Royal Ball. wnat s nc saying, Annette.' “Winter’s Tale” Told at Snow Dance As a fund raiser for the Harstan, the third annual Snow King and Queen Dance was held January 31. Throughout the week before the dance, students voted for the elected candidates by putting money in the candidates’ money cans. The dance, which was held after the Fairfield boys’ basketball game, was the site of the crowning of the new King and Queen. KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES — Lori Luttrell, Tim Locum. Shannan Simmons. John Koenig, Chad Thompson. Beth Gocey, Brent Winka. Not Pictured: Annette Hubble. Just another wall flower! Retiring Queen Gena stands with the newly crowned court. “I Need You” Sets Sweetheart Mood THE ROYAL COURT — Angie Pale. Matt Thompson, Bobby Brickcr, J. R. Monical. Stacey Anderson. Darrell Smith. Retiring Queen Dorlisa Martin. Steve Jones. Ian Wilson. Queen Angie Ocstreich, Kevin Connell, Jennifer Smith. Roy Keith Estheimer. Candi Burkett. Kevin Colclasurc. Leah Wad-delow, Chris Rose and Deanna Kitlcy. Newly crowned Sweetheart Queen Angie Ocstreich and her escort Kevin Connell. Rodney, Deanna, Beth and Blaine, rock to Randy Olsen's Sound and Light Show. Say cheese” for the camera! Deanna admires the metallic purple, lavender and silver decorations. Serious looks come from Stacey Anderson as she is escorted by Darrell Smith. Everyone watches while Queen candidate Candi Burkett is escorted by Roy Keith Estheimer. 53 Gambling Guys and Mission Dolls Invade FHS Nicely-Nicely (Danny Myers) tells With the Hot Box Dancers in the the people sit down — you’re rock- background. Miss Adelaide (Gena Penry) ing the boat. sings Take Back Your Mink.” The chorus and pit band directed by Mr. Penry put on another terrific musical this year, “Guys and Dolls. Sherrie Frost and Steve Linder, had the leading roles along with Gena Penry and Tracy Welty. The musical centers around a mission and a floating crap game located in New York City. The mission is in trouble, and in order to keep the doors open, a gambler. Sky Masterson, who is interested in Miss Sarah Brown (mission leader) provides her with twelve sinners he has won in a crap game set up by Nathan Detroit. The musical then unravels into a great plot. Sky treats Sarah Brown (Sherrie Frost) to a day in Havana. Cast Of Characters Student Assistant — Eric Van Meter Nicely-Nicely Johnson — Danny Myers Benny Southstreet — Alex Pearce Rusty Charlie — Shawn Wood Sarah Brown — Sherrie Frost Arvlne Abernathy — John Brickey Mission Band — Josie Gill Mary Beth Welch John Brickey Sherrie Frost Hary the Horse — Chris Rose Lt. Brannigan —lohn Bute Nathan Detroit — Tracy Welty Angie the Ox — Tony Woomer Miss Adelaide — Gena Penry Sky Masterson — Steve Linder Joey Biltmore — Tim Krutsinger Mimi — Michelle Pate General Matilda B. Cartwright — Kathy Edgington Big Jule — Beth Camp Master ot Ceremonies — Eric Van Meter Walter — Shawn Wood Drunk — Lee Releford Nathan (Tracy Welty) sets up a bet with Sky (Steve Linder). The Sav-A-Soul Mission adds sinners to its meeting. 54 In a manhole. Big Jule (Beth Camp) and the rest of the gang continue their crap game. Write-in Candidate Sweeps Election J. R. Highsmith made FHS history as he was the first write-in candidate elected to the SBP position. The Student Body President election this year, held April 7-11, produced a first time result at FHS. It was the first time a write-in candidate won the election. J. R. Highsmith was that write-in candidate, and will therefore serve as SBP next year. SBP election week provided a chance for candidates to prove themselves worthy of the position. Throughout the week, candidates displayed posters and passed out name pins. Speech day for the candidates was held on Wednesday, while students voted on Friday. On speech day, special appearances were made by Stevie Wonder for Derek Wagner and Pee Wee Herman for Kathy Edg-ington. For Danny Rogers, the “Singing Nuns” provided back-up support, while “cheerleaders” gave Taura Huffman a big cheer during her speech. Taura Huffman was aided in her SBP campaign by her campaign manager Michelle Crown. Kathy Edgington hits the campaign trail by posting her propaganda. As Derek Wagner gives his speech. Stevie Wonder is led across the stage by Speck” the dog and an aide. Danny Rogers points out that “Dan’s the man for SBP.” Me. iVjk IT 55 Scenes from Sock Hop Shufflers “You're not really going to take a picture, are you? It’s “Dance Fever! “Look! It's models from J. C. Penney!” “Strangers in the night, exchanging glances... “Have I got something to tell you! “No, silly! We can’t square dance at a sock hop! 56 “But I Will Wear My Heart Upon My Sleeve” The Royal C ourt surrounds the new Prom Queen: Mike Stanford. Leah Lcib. Danny Rogers. Corrina Allen. Tom Pearson. Tammy Dockins, Shannan Simmons. Greg Carroll. Susan Picplow. Karen Klein. Bart Stanley. Cindy Durre and Phil Leib. The new Queen and her escort under blue, black, and silver decorations. Cheers ... to a great Prom! The Three Stooges! After the court swayed to Corey Hart's ‘‘Everything in My Heart, juniors and seniors danced several fast dances. 57 Open-Air Commencement A view of the first outdoor Graduation at FHS. For Comp. IV students, completing the research paper was a big step to Graduation. ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS — Row I: Baibara Lewis. Rich Norton, Deanna Wagner, John Koenig, Michaela Cycholl, Gena Penry. Row 2: Troy Klein, Karen Klein, Rich Kasten and Tracy Welty. Not Pictured: Shelly Barrick. From the fitting of caps and gowns onward, graduation is in the air. After the last projects, exams, debates, and research papers, it is a matter of counting the minutes until the last hurrah. Locker cleanout, practice for the senior chorus number for baccalaureate, “Angels”, and practice for the senior band selection for commencement, “Somewhere Down the Road” precede numerous rehearsals of the processional and recessional to the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance.” Finally, the four-year-long awaited night arrives. The Class of ’86 is marked by many honors, awards, and firsts; their final “first” being a beautiful open air commencement ceremony, complete with excellent salutatory and valedictory addresses. At the concluding moment, as the tassels crossed from left to right, orange and blue balloons were released, symbolizing the end of the high school drama. Valedictorian Michaela Cycholl and Salutatorian Deanna Wagner take a break from rehearsing their speeches. Senior band members practice “Somewhere Down the Road for Graduation. 58 Features Awards, Honors, and Balloons Michacla Cycholl Deanna Wagner Donna White Gena Penry Karen Klein Tracy Welty Troy Klein Ron Phelps Christy Burton Richard Kasten Michaela and John were recipients of the Eugene Mattis Awards. 4.945 4.831 4.814 4.794 4.778 4.758 4.755 4.755 4.727 4.715 Top Ten Award and Scholarship Winners Tracy Welty — University of Illinois Veterans and High Scholarships; Renee Phelps — Basketball Scholarship; Kari Wood — Lincoln Trail College Athletic Scholarship, Cecil Powless Memorial Award; Phil Leib — OCC Basketball Scholarship; Deanna Wagner — l.L. Merit Scholarship, Elks Scholarship, NHS Scholarship, III. Wesleyan Univ. Scholarship, Perfect Attendance; Ron Phelps — Univ of Evansville Scholarship; Gena Penry — 111. Merit Scholarship, OCC Foundation Scholarship; Troy Klein — OCC Foundation Scholarship; John Koenig — Cecil Powless Memorial Award; Karen Klein — IL Merit Scholarship; DeAnn Workman — OCC Achievement Scholarship; Jennifer Keller — Flora Unit Ed. Assn. Scholarship, Beta Sigma Phi Scholarship; Patty Hilliard — OCC Basketball Scholarship; Cindy Durre — Lincoln Trail College Athletic Scholarship; Christy Burton — Odd Fellows and Rebecca Lodge Scholarship. IL Shemffs Assn Scholarship; Paula Gray — Emilio Pucci Scholarship; Michaela Cycholl — VFW and BPW Scholarships. IL Merit Scholarships. I.oyola Univ. Scholarship; Donna White — Doed Briscoe Award, IL Merit Scholarship, Univ. of Evansville Scholarship; Shannan Simmons — Buel Long Scholarship, Doed Bnscoe Award. Not Pictured: Yolanda Grove — OCC Music Scholarship, Perfect Attendance; John Wilson — OCC Baseball Scholarship; Heath Taylor — Roland Gill Memorial Scholarship; Shelly Barrick — McKendree College Scholarship; Kent Kitley — Wabash Valley College Scholarship. Departmental Award Winners Home Ec — Tammy Welty Science — Troy Klein Social Studies — John Koenig Mathematics— Ron Phelps English — Michaella Cycholl Agriculture — Richard Kasten P.E. Girls— Kari Wood Business — Donna White Journalism — Jennifer Keller Art — Rodney Greenwood Ind. Arts Ed. — Jerome London Music — Gena Penry P.E. Boys— Heath Taylor And the curtain falls! 59 “There’s Place and Means for Every Man Alive” Mrs. Mary Beth Stine honors Michaela Cycholl with the Daughters of American Revolution Award. FHS students selected for Heart Fund Queen candidates: Row I: Deanna Wagner. Row 2: Stacey Anderson, Sherrie Frost, Barbara Lewis. Row 3: Shannan Simmons and Chris- Junior Egineering Technical Society members participated in a teams' testing competition: Row 1: Mr. Terry Myers, Deanna Wagner, Karen Klein. Gena Penry, Michaela Cycholl, Tracy Welly, Susan Fife. Row 2: Richard Kasten, John Koenig, Rich Norton, Ron Phelps, Debbie Ruckman, Derek Wagner and Troy Klein. Sitting pretty, Bobbie Greenwood was recognized as this year's Future Farmers of Amprira Swppthpart With a shake of congratulations, Mr. Coleman hands Tracy Welly a Commended Student Certificate from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. rw vs wa 7U Jennifer Keller prepares to board the plane to Houston, Texas for the Bluebonnet Bowl. She was chosen as a rifle performer for the half-time show. Golfers Tee Off to Victory The young FHS golf team did tremendously well for the age of the players. Coached by Tom Welch, the team took third at the Flora Invitational, third in the Conference Tournament, and third in the Regional State Tournament. Dennis Collins helped the team with consistent rounds every match and qualified for the Sectional meet of the State Tournament but missed the cut-off for the State finals. Making the NEC All-Conference Team, Blaine Henson and Shannon Hosick were named “Co-MVP’s” at the Fall Sports Banquet by Coach Tom Welch. TEAM MEMBERS —Shane Osborne, Lance Osborne, Shannon Hosick, Tony Fehrcnbachcr, Jeff Kirk, Dennis Collins, Coach Tom Welch, Blaine Henson, Chris Rose and John McCowan. Shannon Hosick placed third in the Flora Invitational Tournament, won the Conference Tournament, qualified for the finals of the State Tournament and won a 10th place medal. Blaine won first place at the Flora Invitational, fifth place at the Conference Tournament, won medals at both Rcgionals and Sectionals during the State Tournament and received 16th place at the Finals of the State Tournament. 62 Girls’ Tennis = “MEGA-TEAM!” Mary Beth backhands a beauty. The senior-doubles team of Gena and Jennifer “weather the season out! “Bop-and-weave Lori grins as she relaxes between points of a victorious match. En route to the conference doubles title, Christy shows her “Mmm, Michaela grimaces at a backhand Mmm Good look of deter- retum. mination at Sectionals. Led by first-year coach Linda Brissenden, the girls’ tennis team accomplished an awesome season record of 17-0. These wins include the Casey Doubles Tournament and the Conference and Sectional team titles. Mary Beth placed second at Conference and Sectionals; Michaela and Lori were the conference and Sectional doubles champs. These three girls also qualified for State. Jenny Miglin received the “Most Improved” award at the fall sports banquet. Michaela was named “MVP.” Row 1: Lori Luttrell. Gena Penry, Christy Burton. Jennifer Keller. Row 2: Coach Linda Brissenden. Carrie Stringer, Julie Mason, Michaela Cycholl. Jackie Thatcher. Mary Beth Welch. Row 3: Marty Guerrcttaz, Josie Gill and Jenny Miglin. 63 Team Cooperation Is the Key Row I: Karen Klein, Cindy Durre, Randi Hamilton, Lisa Miller, and Deanna Wagner. Row 2: Angie Baity, Kari Wood, Shannan Simmons, Cindy Banhart, Patty Hilliard, Annette Hubble, Beth Reagan, and Amy Coleman. Senior volleyball members combine their cooking abilities and create recipes for the newspaper. Although the J.V. Volleyball team’s record stayed about the same as that of last year, the varsity team greatly increased their record from 1-18 (last year’s) to 13-11. The Lady Wolves started off as an inexperienced team. This year, they put their heads together and put the word “WIN” in their minds; they did this just by having a little confidence. The varsity squad consisted of seven seniors, one junior and four sophomores. The serving award was given to Karen Klein with an average of 91.3%, Cindy Banhart was selected MVP, and was given the spiking award. Kari Wood was given the setting award with a percentage of 97.5%. Annette Hubble was given the blocking award in addition to the sportsmanship plaque. Coached by Cheri Burkett and Denise Miglin, the Lady Wolves look to have a winning season next year, even though they’ll lose seven seniors. The most important quality they’ve learned about having a winning season is to work together as a team instead of as individuals. 64 to a Winning Season Annette Hubble prepares to spike during a home match. Kari Wood helps her teammates by setting up a spike. Row 1: Shelly Allen, Chris Showaltcrs, Jill Wesner, Amy Moses, Randi Hamilton and Stacia Coggin. Row 2: Deborah Wagner, Jeanne PottorfT, Kris Toler, Amy Campbell, Debbie Wreath and Amy Coleman. Row 3: Angie Baity, Deborah Edgington, Kirsten Corbitt, Carlee Myers, Cathy Edgington, Lezlie O’dell and Lisa Miller. With the flick of her fingers, Cindy Banhart sends the ball to the opponent's side. 65 Kari Korpela boots in the extra point. Football Wolves Go The Fighting Wolves, hoping for a chance in the state playoffs, fell a little short this season. Losing the first four games, the Wolf Pack regrouped for Homecoming to beat Lawrenceville 48-0. Winning the next three games in a row, the Shrine game with Olney was the deciding game for a winning season for the Wolves. The Wolves held off the Tigers for three quarters, but the Tigers overpowered the Wolves to get into the state playoffs. This year’s Wolves were strong and dedicated, while they played challenging football. Next year’s team should prove to be even more successful. Captains this year were Jeff Miglin, John Koenig, Ron Phelps and Doug Eaton. In addition, John Koenig, Tim Locum and Geb Borders were named on the first All-Conference Team while Jeff Miglin, Troy Workman and Steve Reddish received Honorable Mentions for The Conference Team. Ron Phelps and Tyler Anderson watch Tim Locum bury the Coach Miglin cries, “Big G, little O, GO! GO!' opponents. Row 1: Coach Charles Buchanan. John Wilson, Phil Leib, John Koenig. Doug Eaton, Geb Borders, Clay Reagan, Tim Locum, Jeff Miglin. Tyler Anderson, Tony Milner, Tony Woomer, Ron Phelps, Coach Jim Miglin. Row 2: Coach Lowell Pemberton, Jim Norton, Larry Martin. Mike Jennings, Tracy Welty, Kari Korpela, Mike Welty, Derek Wagner, Geff Holland, Jim McCowan, Steve Reddish. 66 Randy Childers. Row 3: Kevin Laycoax, Richard Dixon, Tony James. Richard Cook, J. R. Highsmith, Troy Workman, Leon Thurman, Justin Markham, Earnest Johnson, Brent Winka, Larry Brooks and Coach Les O’Dell. Down Fighting Quarterback Tim Locum gets ready to let it fly. Wolves' defense reacts to opponents' “flying Superman’’ play. 67 J.V. Football Builds for Future “Run! Run! As fast as you can! You can’t catch me. I’M A fun day at Kiwanis Park. THE GINGER BREAD MAN!’’ Row 1: Robbie Dieter, Lester Hutchens, Shawn Buckley, Jason Perry, Troy Mayberry, David Pemberton. Row 2: Lee Releford, Brian Sessions, Aaron Gilbreath, Chris Dixon. Row 3: Jim Jennings, Chris Derek, Dallas Durre, James Snell and Mike Lamb. 68 The Strength of the Wolf 167 175 194 157 1 181 VARSITY FOOTBALL Flora 7 Effingham 27 Flora 14 Carmi 17 Flora 0 Salem 35 Flora 6 Ml. Carmel 35 Flora 48 Lawrenceville 0 Flora 26 Fairfield 6 • Flora 36 Red Hill 18 Flora 16 Edwards County 0 Flora 8 Olney 28 GOLF Robinson Carmi Mt. Carmel Salem 166 Ml. Carmel' 171 Fairfield 169 Olnpy f 166 Newton 16o Olney 162'Fairfield 168 Salem 164 Si. Anthony 164 Carmi 165 Newton 165 St. Anthony Blain, Shannon To State WRESTLING 14 Carmi 36 Vandalia 36 Fairfield Cumbcrlan Lawrences Mt. Carmel Fairfield Mt. Pulaski Litchfield Mt. Carmel Red Hill Red Hill 20 Lawrenceville 21 Cumberland 36,prmi FB ALL CONFERENCE Opponent Louisville Olney Flora Invitational Louisville Clay City Noble Olney Clay City Mt. Carmel Fairfield Olney 9 Farina Ifaymi kLouisv JLawrence irayville Sando Fairfield Cisne Albion Tourn Oblong Gra All Salem Regional Louisville Clay City VOLLEYBALL W L W W W w L L L L W w w w w W I L W L Ciame Scores (Flora Score 15-8, 15-11 15-6, 15-1 15-8, 13-15, 15-4 15- 3, 7-15, 15-4 4-15, 16-14, 10-15 1-15, 15-4, 10-15 18-20, 15-13, 10-13 7-15, 13-15 16- 14, 11-15, 15-6 15-11, 15-5 15-2, 11-15, 15-12 15-7, 15-10 15-4, 11-15, 15-12 15-4, 15-11 13-15,4-15 10-15, 15-lJ|tf 15-13, 16-14 n7 i-f5. 12-15 1-15. 15-018-15 5_1 15-9 ' 32-15 A 16-14. 15-7 15-5, 8-15, 1 TO STATE I? Flora 7 Teutopolis 2 Flora 8 Casey 1 Flora 7 Newton 2 Flora 8 Olney 1 e Flora 9 Fairfield 0 1 Flora 9 St. Anthony 0 W Flora 9 Salem 0 Flora 9 Carmi 0 Flora 8 Carbondale 1 Flora 9 Fairfield 0 Flora 9 Salem 0 Flora 8 Carmi 1 Flora 8 Effingham 1 Flora 8 Olney 1 John Koenig JefTMiglin Geb Borders Tim Locum Ron Phelps Tyler Anderson Troy Workman Steve Reddish tfer Mary Beth TO STATE VB ALL CONFERENCE Karen Klein Kari Wood Cindy Banhart Annette Hubble 69 Wolfgals Sweep NEC Row 1: Coach Charles Buchanan. Deanna Wagner. Renee Phelps, Pally Hilliard, Kari Wood, Karen Klein, Coach Rick Porter. Row 2: Debbie Wrealh, Sandi Parish, Janel Krulsingcr. Mary Bclh Welch, Taura Huffman, JoAnn Hcarringand Sherry Coclasure. Deanna at the line for a crucial point. Coach Rick Porter receives the NEC championship trophy. Fighting to get control of the ball, Renee and Mary Beth fight off the opposing Fairfield Lady Mules. ALL CONFERENCE Row I: Mary Beth Welch — 2nd Team; Patty Hilliard — Honorable Mention; Renee Phelps — Honorable Mention. Row 2; Janet Krutsingcr — 1st Team, M.V.P.; Kari Wood — 1st Team, Honorary Captain. and Conference Championships JV WOLFGALS — Left. Bottom-Top: Leslie Dennis. Jenny Beck. JoAnn Hearring. Sandi Renee proves she is a shot above Parrish. Right, Bottom-Top: Sherry Coclasure, Angie McGrew, Leah Waddelow, Carlee the rest. Myers. Middle: Carrie Stringer, Staci Porter, Debbie Wreath, Julie Mason, Susan Fife, and Kris Pierson. The Wolfgals had their best season ever. They compiled a record of 23 wins, 3 losses with their only defeats to Effingham, McLeansboro and the 1 team, Teutopolis. They had the longest undefeated string in the unit of 19-0. The Wolfgals received a 1st place trophy in the Wolfgal Invitational, won the Regional Championship and finished off their season in the Sectional Championship against T-Town. Janet Krutsinger was voted MVP and also received plaques for rebounding and free throws, while Renee Phelps was voted most improved. Janet Krutsinger and Kari Wood were all-conference MVP’s. Overcoming the Foxes’ defense, Janet goes in for two. 71 Wolfgals pause before springing into action after the throw-in. Basketball Wolves Undefeated Row 1: Tim Pearce, Shannon Hosick, Tony James, Kari Korpela, J. R. Monical, Clay Metcalf, Tony Milner. Row 2: Hank Hilmcs, Chad Thompson, Randy Owens, Billy Hickey, Coach Tom Welch, Tim Locum, John Koenig, and Phil Leib. The Wolves performed exceptionally well again this season. Coach Tom Welch led his team to a very respectable record of 24-3. Although the Wolves didn’t win a tournament title, they did repeat last year’s accomplishment: being undefeated in the N.E.C. Leading the team this year were junior Tim Locum, seniors Tony Milner, John Koenig, Randy Owens, and Phil Leib, voted MVP by the team. Making it to the finals of the ill-fated Regionals, the Wolves ended their season losing to the state’s No. 1 , T-Town. Billy Hickey ... goes up for two. John Koenig... at the line. N.E.C. Champions Tony Milner ... rises above the rest for a lay-up. Randy Owens ... steps up to sink two points. All Conference 1ST TEAM: Phil Leib Tim Locum 2ND TEAM: Tony Milner HON. MENTION: John Koenig Randy Owens Billy Hickey Tim Locum ... shoots another unforgettable shot. Phil Leib ... cuts a sharp edge between his opponents. Clay Metcalf... jumpshots a swish. 73 J.V. Provides Fresh Talent Row I: Doug Henson, J. R. Monical, Ronnie Hyder, Shannon Orel, Wesley Greenwood, Shannon Hosick. Row 2: Coach Andy Knapp, Tony James. Charles Behnkc, Billy Hickey, Chad Thompson, Hank Hilmes and Bekin Youngblood. Row I: Wesley Greenwood, Shannon Orel. Row 2: Jeff Young, Jeff Allen, John Koontz, Bekin Youngblood. Justin Markham. Charles Behnke, Billy Hickey, Tony James, Don Hall. Hank Hilmes, Doug Henson. Tony Reed and Jim Cowan. At Left, Row I: Joey Akers, Melanie Connell, Beth Gocey, Cheryl Esthcimer. Lori Schofield. Row 2: Michael Lamb, Jamie Snell, Jim Jennings, Chad Thompson, Joe Krutsinger, Jason Metcalf, Jason Lcib, Phil Bute, and Coach Lowell Pemberton. 74 Record Pins Put Wrestlers on Top This season was the best ever for any wrestling team. The team opened with a major loss to Carmi, only capturing a few matches. After that, the path could go only upward. The team captured seven wins. This is five more than any other wrestling team in Flora history. The matches lost were usually because of the difficulty in rebounding from the deficit for forfeiting three weight classes. At the end of the season the wrestlers claimed two Conference champs and a Sectional qualifier. The team placed third in Conference, the highest placing ever for a Flora team. Like the Varsity, the J.V. team had a good season, noted for a number of hardworking freshmen and sophomores. This season was the best, and with only one senior graduating, things look good for the seasons to come. Row I: Alan Slagley, Carroll Lee, Edward Whitt, Buddy Sisco. Tim Book. Vcm Dc Seims. Row 2: Richard Dixon, Steve Reddish. Troy Workman. J. R. Highsmith, Earnest Johnson, Jim Norton. Row 3: Bob Beming. Randy Childers, Chris Dixon. Tyler Scott. Tracy Welty. Shawn McKnelly. Rich Griffith and Tim Krutsinger. J. R. Highsmith shows the enemy his strength. Tracy Welty puts a crushing hold on his opponent. Tyler Scott dominates his opponent during the match. Troy Workman takes a rest and gets reinforcement from Coach. 75 Cheerleaders Provide the Push for Victory. “We made it to the top!” Way to show spirit. Wolves!” The cheerleaders for the 85-86 school year led the way with pep and enthusiasm. During the summer they attended an NCA camp at Reno Lake College, where they received numerous awards. Varsity captain, Sherrie Frost, was recognized for her abilities by being chosen to participate for the All-American Cheerleader Award. When football season came, the cheerleaders gave inspiration, while the Wolfpack battled opponents on the field. With the Pep Club, they sponsored the annual bonfire. Basketball season once again proved to be exciting. With shouts of “We Are Flora,” the cheerleaders showed their support throughout the entire season. With cheering season over, the girls’ concentration moves from preparation for games to preparation for try-outs for the 86-87 shool year. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Amy Dawkins, Shemc Frost. Leah Letb. Kim McGrew, Robin Noblct, Mascot Bobbie Greenwood and Carol Todd. J.V. CHEERLEADERS — Cheryl Estheimer, Lori Schofield. Melanie “Get those legs up. girls!” Connell, Carolyn Cavins, Beth Goccy and Kelly Conard. 76 GIRLS'VARSITY B SKETBALL Flora 62 Oblong 26 Flora | 61 Wayne City 29 Flora 61 2- North Clay 43 Flora 53 « Edwards County 28 Flora 58 ■ Carmi Flora 48 Jf Carlyli B Flora 56 4 Alianiont Flora 58p North Clay Flora 3 j Sandoval Flora 60 Newton Flora 47 Lawrenceville Flora Salem Flora 42 Mt. Carnte Flora 44 Olney Flora 46 Fairfield Flora 62 Red Hill The Year of the Wolf 33 34 41 39 30 49 . 45-38 30 40 37 44 Flora 48 Olney 41 ; Flora 67 Salem 21 Flora i 65 Lawrenceville 49 £ Flora 49 Effingham 59 « Flora 35 McLeansboro 42 Flora 48 Edwards County 40 Flora 74 Clay City 39 Flora 50 North Clay 48 Flora 65 Pana 32 Flora 38 Teutopolis 57 GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBAI Tte Flora j 31 Oblong 9 Flora J 39 Carlyle 53 Flora 28 Altamont 14 Flora 28 North Clay 22 Flora 53 Sandoval - 25 Flora 42 Newton 26 Flora 39 St Lawrenceville 28 Flora 46 Salem 29 Flora “ 43 Mt. Carmel 30 Flora 28 Olney 48 Flora 37 Fairfield 45 Flora 30 Red Hill 22 Flora 39 Olney .53 Flora 53 Salem 42 Flora TF £ Salem 36 Flora 2'mI i Teutopolis 51 Flora 54 Lawrenceville 28 Flora 37 1 Effingham 34 Flora 40 , McLeansboro 35 Flora 35 - r Albion 17 BOYS’ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 10 Wins 5 Losses B03 S' Sophomore Basketball 10 Wins 4 ,rLosses Flora 76 North Clay 42 Flora 71 Lawrenceville 62 Flora 53 Carmi Flora 51 Salem Flora m 66 Fairfield 51 Flora 57 r Mt. Carmel 48 FTtfllT 62 0 y 68 Flora 48 • Lawrenceville 53 Flora 59 St. Anthony 43 Flora 66 Mt Carmel 38 Flora $6 Albion 45 Flora 84 Fairfield 50 Flora 42 Robinson 47 Flora 43 Olney 57 Flora 47 Carmi 59 Flora 40 Salena 49 NEC FroslrTourney — 4th Place NORTH 0L Y Y Freshman Tourne nampions Flora Round Robin Champion 77 Girls Stay on Right Track Back Row: Stephanie Johnson, Jeanne PottorfT, Cheryl Estheimer, Carrie Stringer, Kirsten Corbitt, Marty Guerrettaz, Candi Burkett, Sherry Colclasure, and Leslie O'Dell. Front Row: Coach Tom Welch, Jenny Beck, Leslie Dennis, JoAnne Hearring, Mary Beth Welch and stat girls — Amy Webb and Annette Hubble (Not Pictured). After eleven meets, the Flora girl’s track team proved themselves worthy of state competition. On May 16 JoAnne Herring (running the 400 meter run and the last leg of the 800 medley), plus Carrie Stringer, Mary Beth Welch, and Sherry Colclasure (the remaining runners of the 800 medley) competed at the state meet in Charleston. Overall, the girls had quite a successful season. Next year, they plan to become even better. Boys’ Team Tracks Down Victories This year’s track season started out slow, but ended on a good note. It took a while for the tracksters to get into shape, but once they did, they gave everything their best effort. Some of the meets the Cindermen excelled in were the Cardinal Invitational and the Olney Carnival. At these they placed 1st and 3rd respectively. Coach Welch made the statement many times throughout the year about “Phil Leib being a thoroughbred”. Phil proved it again at Sectionals where he and Wesley Greenwood qualified for State. Phil broke the school record in the 800 m. run with a time of 1:59.74. Row I: Clay Metcalf, Phil Leib, Ed Bassett, Doug Eaton, Rodney Greenwood, Ron Phelps, Tyler Anderson, Earnest Johnson. Row 2: Lester Hutchings. Shawn Williamson, Matt Thompson. Hank Hilmes, Kelly Berger, Tony James, Wesley Greenwood, Justin Markham. Jason Leib, J. R. Monical, Alex Pearce, and Coach Lowell Pemberton. Wesley strides out in front of his competitors at the Olney Invitational. Showing perfect form, Ed Bassett hurdles to victory. Softball Defends Regional Victory Kari makes a diving catch in the outfield. Karen takes a low ball. Scoring a run. Renee slides into home. Deanna warms up her pitching between innings. Kim makes an overhead catch as Janet and Renee back her up. The Wolfgals ended their best season ever with a 15-3 record. The Wolfgals for the first time won NEC Conference from the defending champions Carmi in a hard fought battle that lasted 8 innings. Not only did they win Conference, but they also won Regionals for the second year in a row and won second place in the Albion tournament. At the Sectionals, the Wolfgals scored the most runs against the powerful Casey team. The team batted a .399 going into their last game against the number one ranked team Casey. Deanna Wagner recorded her third no-hit shutout and also recorded the first home run ever. Row I: Deborah Wagner, Susan Fife. Carol Todd, Debbie Wreath, Staci Porter. Row 2: Karen Klein, Kim McGrew, Deanna Wagner, Kari Wood, Renee Phelps, Kelly Krutsingcr, Janet Krutsinger, Kathy Edginton and Coach Rick Porter. 80 Baseball Determined, But Unsuccessful in Reaching Goals everal iatting The Wolves baseball team had a good season, but came close to having a great one. Their final record of 6-12 was a misleading because 7 of games were lost The team's ftatt .227. but an i, John Wilson' little shaky, the 6 Florar hitter it) thCj Fairfield. Voted Miglin catcgori average is so is his , Borders I (3) and RBI Other sen from next yi Woomer, wh' with a .950 first baseman led the teamjd Jeff Miglin ting averagtj average. run. average was our pitcher, he defense a collected 4 of g a one-against rd and c. Geb me runs be lost e Tony tfielders average and oenig, who with 102. leading bat-ading on base Flora’s power batter, Geb Borders, blasts one in left field. Row 1: Tony Reed. Geff Holland. Audy Fenton. Jeff Miglin. Jason Woomer, Tim Pearce. Shannon Hosick, Joe Krutsinger. Row 2: Richard Dixon, Tony Woomer. Brent Winka, Geb Borders, John Wilson. John Koenig. Jeff Kirk, Melanie Connell, Donna McKinney. First baseman John Koenig stretches to make the out. Proving to be a good backup. Shannon Hosick filled in during John Wilson’s injury. Jeff Miglin coaches Brent Winka into home plate. Tony Woomer takes a swing during pre-season practice. Boys’ Tennis: Dedication, Bustle, Hard Work Although the boy’s tennis team started with some disappointments they ended their season on a high note. In the first half of their season they suffered several losses to some good teams. In the Conference meet at Olncy. they nearly captured the Conference title. In the end they placed a close second. After Conference, about half of the team meets remained, and they made the best of them. The team worked hard to improve their record and skills to prepare for the Sectional. The Sectional meet at Olney was one of the best around, with Robinson and EfTingham attending, but although the competition was tough. Flora played competitively. Bekin and Shannon played several rounds before being defeated. The doubles team of Kan Korpela and John Bute and the team of Kart Kramer and Derek Wagner played well also. All in all. the team showed spirit through their ups and downs. Hopes are up for next year as four lettermen return and eight freshmen come in. Row 1: Danny Myers, Tony Milner, Paul Kramer, Britt Brown. Jamie Snell. Row 2: Coach Jerry Stringer, John Bute, Kari Korpela, Bekin Youngblood, Karl Kramer, Derek Wagner and Shannon Orel. 82 Bekin displays his Aaron Krickstcin forehand Doubles partners Derek and Karl practice their net game, return. At the Olney Invitational, John swings victoriously as he reached the finals in his division. Karl was a senior asset to the team as he provided wins in the fourth position. Shannon executes a backhand during a home match. Flora Flora TTayCitJ] El Dorad Albion I iwrenje iFairfield Casey The Power of the Wolf SOFTBALL BOYS TRACK 7 Ho i a Fairfield “1 Carmi m J North ( lay Newton Mi. ( ;ini|W Fairfield W®, Effinghaifl fair tie Id 1 Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora Flora ora Wayne City? Flor k 87' 2 lhi Flor To State Phil LitSf Wesley Greenwood Flora , Flora WHora l Ok il (.1 KAfcK NEC Regional Champions 0 Salem St. Anthjrty ■ . yr 5 Itlt tarrhd, I Newton I lora Olney flora I lora Flora Flora Salem 4 St. Anthony IMt ’anncl M Odin I r ( mm Oblong ' ‘ 2 Noblo g 8 i awrence die Kinmundy wc f 5 . prayvnle 1 Olney TJjj Edwards Co. Flora V I lora Salem Wg 88‘ jfT 17'A Flo rf ■ Flora Flora i F1br?f Flora Flora Flora A Flora 9 M Flot£ Flora v, 2nd in NEC Sul $ alem m ft W-,15 ora Matt Fairfield Grayville Flora Marv Beth Welch Wt MJoAnn Hcarring Carrie Stringer Carrie Stringer Sherry Colclasure “Some Are Born Great, Some Achieve Greatness” FALL SPORTS MVP'S — Row 1: Shannon WINTER SPORTS MVP'S — Phil Leib — Basketball. Tracy Wei- Hosick and Blaine Henson — Golf. Row 2: Cindy ty — Wrestling and Janet Krutsinger — Basketball. Banhart — Volleyball. John Koenig — Football and Michaela Cycholl — Tennis. SPRING SPORTS MVP'S — Row 1: JoAnn Hearr- Kan Wood (softball MVP) and mg — Track. Jeff Mtglm — Baseball. Row 2: Phil John Koenig were voted Senior Leib — Track and Kan Korpela — Tennis. MVP athletes. Honored at the spring sports banquet with a plaque. Lindcll Smitty Smith was our all-around MVP sportswnter and photographer Senior girl athletes recognized at the spnng banquet for their participation in varsity sports — Row I: Shannan Simmons. Sheme Frost. Michaela Cycholl. Cindy Banhart. Karen Klein. Row 2: Candi Burkett. Chnsty Burton, Renee Phelps. Cindy Durre, Patty Hilliard. Kan Wood and Deanna W agner. Also honored at the spring banquet were senior boy athletes — Row 1: Tony Woomer. Tony Milner. Clay Metcalf. Doug Eaton. Jeff Miglin, John Bute, Tyler Anderson. Row 2: Phil Leib. John Koenig. Geb Borders. Ron Phelps, Karl Kramer. Kan Korpela and John Wilson. BEHIND the SCENES Student Council Motivates FHS With Activities Row I: Melanie Connell, Deborah Wagner. Julie Mason. Carrie Stringer. Staci Porter, Angie McGrcw. Row 2: Rich Norton. Deanna Wagner. Angie Oestreich. Paula Gray, Brent Julius. Shannan Simmons, Candi Burkett. Cindy Banhart. Phil Lcib. advisor Mrs. Henderson. Row 3: Jason Woomcr. Chris Showaltcrs, Amy Moses. Lesa Mason. Beth Camp. Lisa Miller. Julie Kling. Jenny Miglin. Row 4: Derek Wagner. Chris Pierson. Kirsten Corbitt. Taura Huffman. Tim Pearce. Amy Coleman and Julie Gocey. The 85-86 Student Council, headed by SBP Brent Julius, participated in many events this year at F.H.S. Homecoming Week and the Homecoming Dance were a complete success, and the “special days for homecoming week included 50's-Nerd Day and Grub Day, among others. Student Council also sponsored sock hops, a Free Fare concert and a blood drive. Scott comforts Kent as he generously gives blood. Athletes Congregate for Trips VARSITY CLUB Row 1: Mary Beth Welch, Michaela Cycholl, Cindy Banhart, Shannan Simmons, Karen Klein, Gena Penry, Coach Tom Welch. Row 2: Phil Leib, Cindy Durre, Christy Burton. Ron Phelps, Brent Winka. Earnest Johnson, Justin Markam, Tyler Anderson. Row 3: Doug Eaton. Geb Borders, John Koenig. Tony Woomer, John Wilson, Kelly Krutsinger. Jeff Miglin. Bckin Youngblood. Row 4: Patty Hilliard. Renee Phelps, Paula Gray, Kari Wood. Deanna Wagner, Scott Stcpanich, Troy Workman, Tim Locum and Tony Milner. Consisting of members who have earned a varsity letter in a sport, the Varsity Club this year accomplished their annual activities. These activities included sponsoring the bonfire during Homecoming Week and working at concessions to earn money for the club trips. With Mr. Tom Welch as their advisor. Varsity Club members took a trip to St. Louis in November to see a Blues Hockey game and to eat at the spaghetti factory. In April, they returned to St. Louis, but this time to see a Cardinal baseball game. t Varsity Club members work concessions at a girls’ basketball game. VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS — Tony Woomer — boys' Coordinator, Cindy Durre — Treasurer, Christy Burton — Girls’ Coordinator and Geb Borders — President. 87 Champaign! Next Stop, Bahamas Top Row: Sherry Colclasure, Davy Casolari, Steve Lewis, Scott Eastin. 2nd Row: Lcsa Mason. John Koons, Mike Jennings. 3rd Row: Kari Wood. Geff Holland. Craig Lane, Danny Myers. 4th: Kent Kitley, Alex Booth, Shannon Hosick, Tyler Garrett. 5th Row: Patty Hilliard, Gcb Borders, Jason Perry, Shawn Williamson. 6th Row: Lori Schofield, Amy Dawkins, Karen Klein, Troy Nosek. 7th Row: Bobbie Greenwood, Sherry Phillips, Stacia Coggin. 8th Row: Beth Camp, Kim Blackwell, Stephen Barber, Debra Edg-ington. 9th Row: Yolanda Grove, Dawn Winters, Leah Leib, Leslie Dennis. 10th Row: Tammy Smith, Carolyn Cavins, Cheryl Estheimer, Amy Moses. Bottom Row: Gena Penry, Cindy Workman. Deborah Wagner and Lori Luttrell. 88 for Wolves Band Top Row: Jason Lcib, Tyler Anderson, Steve Linder. Phil Leib. 2nd Row: Lance Osborne, Jason Metcalf, Jeff Kingery. 3rd: Tony James, Aaron Gilbreth, Willie Tackitt. 4th Row: Troy Klein, Jim Jennings, John Brickey. Alex Pearce. 5th Row: Tammy Johnson, Jess Pearce, Michacla Cycholl, Annette Hubble. 6th Row: Jill Wesncr, Marty Guerrcttaz, Shane Osborne, Stephanie Harvel. 7th Row: Patty Cavins, Traci Conard. Christine Morkin. Kathy Edgington. 8th Row: Susan Fife, Sandi Parish. Melanie Connell, Jeanne Pot-torff. 9th Row: Michelle Pate. Julie Mix, Leslie O'Dell, Deanna Wagner. Bottom Row: JoAnn Hearring, Julie Mason, Shelly Allen and Carol Todd. 89 Auxiliaries Add Color and Life The senior color guard members and senior band members gave a spectacular performance at their last football game. Jennifer Keller, Amy Webb, Debbie Ruckman and Debbie Wreath had the honor of being the Color Guard for the 1986 Boys' State Basketball Tournament in Champaign. Wi' 'A I • tiSklwwl!' 42 RIFLERS — Paula Gray, Lisa Miller, Jennifer Keller, Debbie Wreath, Jean Sorensen. TWIRLERS — Josic Gill, Amy Coleman. FLAGS — Julie Kling, Jenny Miglin, Shannan Simmons, Cindy Banhart, Amy Webb, Debbie Ruckman, Kelly Krutsingcrand Barbara Lewis. At half-time the Silver Streaks entertained the crowds with their dancing routines. 90 Chorus Supplies Words Music All Year Row 1: Tracy Welty, Tim Krutsingcr, Jeff Jones, Danny Myers, Tony Woomcr, Lee Rcleford, Chris Rose, Eric VanMetcr, Alex Pearce, John Bute. Row 2: Shawn Woods, John Brickley, Gena Pcnry, Sherrie Frost, Beth Camp, Josie Gill, Mary Beth Welch, Kathy Edg-ington. Trina Perry, Steve Linder. Row 3: Candy Adams. Shannan Simmons. Amy Williamson, Cheryl Estheimer, Kim Brown, Patty Hilliard. Julie Gocey, Cindy Workman, Angie Pate. Row 4: Michelle Pate, Angela Dodson, Gayla Sons and Kim Perry. At the beginning of the year chorus students were already getting into the Christmas spirit by preparing the Christmas cantata “Love is Kind. After the Christmas concert was over and second semester began, careful thinking went into the selection of this year's musical. Guys and Dolls was chosen over The Music Man by one vote. Following the musical performances, all importance was then focused on the spring concert which was their last performance for the year. Cast members of GUYS AND DOLLS rehearse for show The new DX-7 synthesizer added a special touch to the band during the vear. Members of the Flora Pep Band entertained the crowd at the 1986 Turning in money for the Bahamas trip took a large amount IHSA Boys' Basketball Tournament. of time throughout the band’s year. 91 Nike Club Increases Membership Row I: Amy Webb, DeAnn Workman. Jennifer Keller, Jackie Thatcher. Kathy Gibson. Peek-a-boo! I see you!' Row 2: Carol Todd. Leslie Dennis, Jill Wesner. Lisa DeSelms. Cindy Workman and Traci Conard. Mrs. Gibson enjoys the meeting, too. Nike Officers and members organized for the next meeting. With an increase in membership, the Nike Club had a most busy year. Members helped at the Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner and seminar and also the Spring Style Show. Two year President — Jennifer Keller; Vice-President — Jackie Thatcher; Secretary-Treasurer — DeAnn Workman; Sponsor Mrs. Kathy Gibson and club members helped to make this year’s organization successful. Club members help serve food at a BPW dinner and seminar. 92 Business Club Enjoys Professional Meetings Row I: Sponsor Mr. Bob Eliott. Steve Harrell, Janet Lewis. John Bute, Kris Pierson, Randi Hamilton. Hernadine Sehie. Row 2: Karen Klein. Kan Wood, Patty Hilliard. Amy Webb. Deanna Kitlcy and Tammy Boose Business Club had another active year, starting out with their usual monthly meeting and listening to guest speakers. In December they had their annual C hristmas pizza party. There was just one fund raiser for the year, which was selling candy to raise money for the spring trip to St. Louis that took place in May. The advisors for Business Club were Mrs. Donna Smith and Mr. Bob Elliott. Business Club members Randi Hamilton. Tammy Boose and Amy W ebb helped sell candy to raise money for the spring trip. Officers for Business Club are Janet Lewis — Vice President, Kris Peirson — Secretary- Treasurer, John Bute — President Not Pic- 93 tured: Donna White — Vice President. Homemakers Cook Up Entertainment Row I: Advisor Mrs. Dorothea Martin, Angie Ocstreich, Stacey Anderson, Cindy Banhart, Janet Lewis. Robin Noblet. Row 2: Lisa Sparlin, Lisa Durey. Tammy Dockins, Tammy Boose. Randi Hamilton. Bemadine Sehie, Shannan Simmons. Stephanie Blackledgc. Gayla Sons, Leah Wad-dlelow, Angie London, Angie Pate. Row 3: Tammy Nosek, Cheryl Esthcimcr, Candi Burkett, Bobby Bricker, Kim Henson, Shelly Allen, Julie Gocey, Jill Wesncr. Sherry McGrcw. Row 4: Tammy Welty, Jill McConnell, Taura Huffman, Kelly Krutsingcr. Karen Klein, Jani Blackwell, Angie Baity, Patty Hilliard, Barbara Lewis and Amy Campbell. FHA had another successful year as they started out the usual tradition of selling cheese and sausage. Sales went rather well for the year. In December the annual pizza party and gift exchange was held. FHS held another fund raiser selling cookbooks in March which, combined with the cheese and sausage sales, raised enough funds for the Sweetheart Dance. With careful planning, the Sweetheart Dance was a big hit. In the spring FHA went on their annual spring trip. “Take me out to ... Charlie Brown Park for a weiner roast!” FHA OFFICERS — Angie Oestreich — President, Cindy Banhart — 1st Vice-President, Robin Noblet — 2nd Vice-President, Deanna Kitley — Secretary, Cindy Durre — Treasurer, Stacey Anderson — Projects, Janet Lewis — Historian, Pam Bricker — Recreation. At Left: FHA officers get together to discuss the Sweetheart Dance. Row I: Deanna Kitley, Robin Noblet, Angie Ocstreich. Row 2: Cindy Banhart, Stacey Anderson and Janet Lewis. Farmers Combine Fun and Utility Row 1: Advisor Mr. Bob Wheeler, Jeff Snell, Tracy Johnson, Julie Kling, Matt Bicklcy, Bobbie Greenwood, Kevin Conard, Richard Kasten. Row 2: Norman Yates, Mike Hatcher, Andy Cartright, Jim Klein, Eddie Keller, Lisa Sparlin, Melanie Connell, Tony Allison, Tony Gray. Row 3: Jimmy Williams, Tim Cook, Carl VanMeter, Hank Hilmes, Tim Pearce, Don Hall, Terry Thompson, Doug Hensen, Wade Williams. Row 4: Earnest Johnson. Shawn McKnelly, Wade Young, Jason Burkett, Tim Highsmith, Steve Harrell, JefT Allen, Ed Whitt, Les Thompson and Chris Dixon. FFA OFFICERS — Row 1: Julie Kling — Secretary, Rich Kasten — President, Tracy Johnson — Reporter. Row 2: Kevin Conard — Sentinel, Bobbie Greenwood — FFA Sweetheart. Matt Bicklcy — Vice-President and JefT Snell — Treasurcr. The Future Farmers of America had quite an eventful year. Parliamentary procedures and public speaking contests were among the activities that kept them busy. FFA Week, in February, showed a different activity every day. Among these were tractor day, green hand initiations and farm-zoo day. Proficiency Awards were given out on April 3 at the annual FFA banquet. the company of their Initiation Day proved quite glamorous for these new FFA members. During FFA Week, Wade and Vance pose for tractor day. Old and New NHS Members Row I: Deanna Wagner, Karen Klein, Michacla Cycholl, Gena Penry, Row 1: Lori Luttrcll, Debbie Ruckman. Leslie Dennis, Susan Christy Burton. Row 2: Troy Klein, Tracy Welly, John Koenig, Ron Fife. Row 2: Derek Wagner and Jim Klein. Phelps and Richard Kasten. Not Pictured: Barbara Lewis and Donna White. NHS OFFICERS — Secretary — Deanna Wagner; President — Michaela Cycholl; Vice-President — Gena Penry. Not Pictured: Treasurer — Barbara Lewis. Chosen for their qualities of scholarship, leadership, service and character, NHS members met monthly at members’ homes to hear guest speakers. Juniors were tapped in January, and junior officers for the following year were inducted at the annual banquet. Fund raisers for the senior scholarship included working concessions for a basketball game and selling senior T-shirts. Mrs. Vicki Payne and Mrs. Donna Smith shared the responsibility as advisors of the NHS club. Advisors Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Payne watch John and Christy open their gifts at the December gift exchange meeting. “A Care Bear!” exclaims Michaela as she opens her Christmas gift. 96 Combine Fun and Culture Guest speaker Kari Korpela grins as John com- After being tapped, Debbie and Lori plctcs the minutes from the meeting. pose to display their pins. Remember when Tim De Sano gave his talk as Koenig's household plant tried to attack him?! Trying not to poke him, Gena pins Derek with a Cheshire grin. Barbara, Christy, John and Ron enjoy refreshments, courtesy of Christy’s Mom. Log Celebrates 40 Years of Success Row 1: Carol Todd. Sheila Collard, Debbie Ruckman, Danny Rogers. Row 2: Michacla Cycholl, Gena Pcnry, Susan Fife, Leslie Dennis, Kathy Edgington, Amy Dawkins. Row 3: Cindy Burrc, Christy Burton, Shannan Simmons, Amy Webb, Shelly Barrick, Jennifer Keller. Row 4: Patty Hilliard, Ron Phelps, John Koenig, Shannon Hosick, Greg Wheeler, Richard Dixon, Karl Kramer and Mr. Lee. Special delivery! Journalism students distribute the Locust Logs. CUB REPORTERS — Row 1: Lisa DeSelms, Janet Lewis. Row 2: Josie Gill, Amy Coleman, Jenny Beck, Jill Wesner, Deanna Kitley. Row 3: Jackie Thatcher, Mary Beth Welch, Bekin Youngblood. Justin Markham and John Koontz. Staff members have fun while preparing for their deadline. Celebrating the fortieth year of publication, the Locust Log staff had a successful year with the help of Advisor Mr. Steven Lee and Editor Sheila Collard. The Locust Log won the Quill and Scroll International First Place Award along with only sixteen other Illinois high schools. Right by the side of the many Locust Log staffs was Mr. Johnny Martin, who has printed the Locust Logs since the first publication date in 1946. Happy Anniversary! Locust Log members and their advisor, Mr. Lee, display their first place rating certificate from Quill and Scroll Media Evaluation. Harstan Dramatizes Names. Faces and Place With four-year advisor Mrs. Anne Riley, the Harstan staff faced a busy and eventful year. Besides the weekly work sessions of drawing pages to meet deadlines, members had a Christmas pizza party and also held the third annual Snow King and Queen Dance. Michaela Cycholl served as editor, and Jennifer Keller served as assistant editor. Tammy does her arduous task! Row 1: Tyler Anderson, Michaela Cycholl. Jennifer Keller, Gena Penry. Row 2: Tammy Boose, Jackie Thatcher, Josie Gill, Steve Linder, Annette Hubble. Debbie Ruckman, Amy Webb, Tammy Dockins, Chrissy Lutz, Rodney Greenwood. Row 3: Leslie O’Dell, Nancy Brown and Cindy Workman. Jennifer and Josie sell Julie Kling a yearbook. -- Mrs. Riley and Jackie thumb through yearbook pictures. Annette, Jennifer and Jackie try to meet a deadline. 99 Quill and Scroll Members Honored Row I: Cindy Banhart, Christy Burton, John Koenig, Cindy Durre, Sheila Collard, Mr. Steve Lee. Row 2: Shelly Barrick, Ron Phelps, Shannan Simmons. Amy Webb, Debbie Ruckman, Jennifer Keller. Karl Kramer. Row 3: Tyler Anderson, Michaela Cycholl, Gena Penry, Tammy Boose. Tammy Dockins and Steve Linder. Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists founded in 1926 in Iowa City. Quill and Scroll has two purposes: to encourage individual initiative in high school journalism and to recognize and reward the individual achievements of students in journalism. The club is an honorary goal for the Harstan and Locust Log staff members. New Member Tammy Dockins goes through the food line. Newly elected Quill and Scroll members, from left, Carol Todd, Susan Fife, Kathy Edgington, Danny Rogers and Jackie Thatcher prepare the buffet line for the annual banquet. 100 “Talent is that which is in a man’s power” Shannan Simmons won a trip to Los Angeles after winning the Miss Young Illinois pageant. Students competed in a business contest at Charleston, Row One: Kelly Conard, Holly Wathan, Shannon Hosick, Crystal Mix, Kim Blackwell. Row Two: Becky Webb and Donna White. The fastest typist in the West, Kari Wood poses with her first place trophy that she won at business contest. Angie Bryan holds her trophy as Mrs. Donna Jones awards her for winning the American Lung Association poster contest. Mrs. Nancy Clark was given a ceieorauuu «. she was named the State President of the Business and Professional Women. “With hammer and tongs,” Building Trades students finish the siding on |oI the house. “If ever you have looked on better days... Life’s a bummer when ... .. no one's uptown and you feel like everyone else is doing something fun.” Jean Sorensen .. you don’t know how to do your homework, and your teacher makes you go up to the board and show the problem.” Jackie Thatcher .. word problems are assigned in Algebra II!” Lori Luttrell .. your research papers are due the day following Prom weekend.” Phil Leib .. you have Mr. Talmant first hour!” Kathy Edgington “... you have Mr. Talmant eighth hour!” Traci Conard “... you're supposed to run the 400 in 65 seconds or under, and you run it in 66 seconds!” Shawn Buckley “... your boyfriend lives 100 miles away!” Robin Noblct “... you have to tell a friend that she has a huge hole in the back of her black stirrup pants.” Amy Williams “. • ■ Coach Welch makes you run side sprints at basketball practice.” Kari Korpela “. • • you get a phone call from a gorgeous masculine voice and find out he has the wrong number.” Sherrie Frost “... the store you’ve been wanting to go to for a month closes at 5:00 and you get there at 5:03!” Nancy Brown “... 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Flora, IL 62839 662-4100 Tommy Dockins, Steve Linder, Beth Camp and Manniken Come test drive a new car or truck today! 107 A-V CROSSING Tracy Welty We specialize in what you like to hear 834 W. North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 662-4922 Snack Shack Frank Anthis and Kim Blackwell are ready to serve you! We know how to serve you right! 520 E. North Ave. 2-2220 FLORA REXALL PHARMACY See us for your Pharmacy needs. 118W. N. Ave. 2-4334, cTTO STORES Southern Gardens Shopping Center Flora, IL 62839 662-8922 sr For the latest in teen fashions, shop Tot and Teen Cindy Banhart 123 W. North Ave. 662-4155 108 Shannan Simmons Michaela Cycholl and Jennifer Keller finally select a movie. Video Shack 831 W. North Ave. Flora, IL 662-9326 Michaela Cycholl is rising in the world. “When quality counts, come to Vaughn’s.” 100 W.2nd st 662-6166 Serving you for 84 years! 103 E. North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 662-4042 I Dr. Marley and Staff. Students find their magic slippers. Dale Mann Shoes Dr. Robert Marley 121 W. 2nd St. Flora, IL 662-4151 Vaughn’s Furniture and Gift Shop 110 Throgmorton — Powless Parmacy w 123 E. North Ave. Flora, IL 662-2174 Tim Locum and Lori Luttrcll show ofTitcms at Hallmark. FLORA CABLE T.V. 114 E. North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 662-5066 Dr. F. W. Cycholl 102 W. 3rd Flora, IL 662-8453 “A Ton of good wishes” to the Class of 1986! Tony Fehrenbachcr and Lance Osborne Michaela and Dr. Cycholl I SEARS Authorized Merchant 115-117 W. North Ave. 662-2122 Sheila Collard shows her homemaking ability. Come on in and see our new building. 601 W. North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 662-8185 PIZZA PIT FLORA VETERINARY CLINIC . u-X We pamper your pets! R.R. 2, Flora 662-4176 John B. Jaycox, O.D. Personalized Eye Care 119 W. 2nd Street Flora, IL 62839 662-8468 Dowell Schlumberger 1200 S. Main Flora, IL 62839 662-2115 112 Eaton’s Auto Parts Napa Automotive Parts and Accessories Three heads are better than two! Patty Hilliard and Doug Eaton Neil and Shirley Eaton — Owners 329 W. North Ave. Flora. 1L 62839 Phone: 662-5611 or 662-7107 113 DUKE’S DRIVE-IN Flora Savings Loan Debbie Ruckman and Amy Webb test their hand at shooting pool. Located at the West Y in Flora 662-2002 Remodeling and Repairing? There is no job too small at Denton Plumbing Heating 742 Birchwood Flora. IL Can these three learn how to save their money? Jackie Thatcher, Josie Gill, Gena Penry 128 W. 2nd St. Flora, IL 62839 662-2177 Gentleman Shoppe 113 E. North Ave. Flora, IL 662-2815 Tina Denton, Mr. Denton, and Shirley Denton. Edward Whitt selects a shirt. 114 First National Bank 101 E. North Ave. Flora, IL Ph.:662-2155 Cindy Durre Frank Hettiger, O.D. We fit any nose!” as demonstrated by Michaela Cycholl and Chad Thompson. 834 W. N. Avenue action, tune WNOI R.R. 1 Flora, IL 662-8331 “Congratulations to class of 1986” Flora, IL 62839 662-4045 Parks Wallpaper and Paint Micheal and Kristal Engelmeier 222 N. Locust Flora, IL 62839 662-7121 Jennifer Keller 421 W. North Avenue Phone: 662-4116 Northwestern Mutual Life 678-2649 P.O. Box 217 Xenia. IL 62899 116 Martin Printing and Album Complete Offset Letterpress Printing “Call us — we’ll work for you” 171 North Sycamore Flora, IL 62839 Phone: 662-7171 Larry Martin poses in front of Martin’s Printing and Album. My Fair Lady Beauty Salon Ron Phelps and Jennifer Keller give Renee Phelps a new hairdo! 113 East North Ave. Flora, IL 662-2323 STEVE MINK Backhoe Trenching Residential • Industrial • Farm Call (618) 662-7486 509 N. OLIVE • FLORA, IL 62839 We put good things on TV! 424 W. North Ave. Flora, IL 662-4914 C M VIDEO Kevin Canady picks from the wide selection. “Praise Ye the Lord” at Faith Lutheran Church 3rd Foster Streets Flora, Illinois 62839 662-9500 Bible Class — 9:15 a.m. Sunday — 10:30 a.m. CONGRATULATIONS to Class of’86! WARECO 523 W. North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 662-4870 Middleton Plumbing Heating 310 W. 8th 662-8859 Annette Hubble and Jackie Thatcher find the help friendly! James’ Body Shop ' Auto Sales 24-Hour Wrecker Service 1041 E. North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 662-3721 Hettiger’s Jewelry 104 W. North Ave. Flora, IL 662-5592 Congratulations, class of 1986! Compliments of: Leo Lucille Hettiger Dr. Mrs. Vernon Deselms Keep your bite bright! Flora, IL 217 E. 2nd 662-5116 Randall Electric — Refrigerator Heating Your authorized dealer for repairing all heating and cooling problems. 418 Emory Ave. Flora, IL 62839 Ph.: 662-2928 Holding the Wolfgal Regional plaque of 1985 are Rhonda Randall, Teresa Kittle, and Connie Lewis. Buckley-Shelby Insurance 128 E. North Ave. Flora, IL 62839 662-4136 Congratulations Class FLORA CARE CENTER FRONTAGE ROAD NEW HI-WAY 50 FLORA, ILLINOIS 52839 of ’86! 119 DEAN CHEVY-OLDS Amy and Dr. Carl C. Webb Agri-Mart Inc. 207 W. North Ave. Flora IL 62839 662-4431 “Congratulations to the Class of ’86!” Carl C. Webb, O.D. 116 East North Avenue Flora, IL 62839 662-2924 Mon., Tues. Wed. 8:30-5:30 Thurs. Sat. 8:30-12:00 Fri. 8:30-7:00 In the driver’s seat, Christy Burton shows off an ’86 model. 14 Industrial Park Flora, IL 662-4444 Dr. Martin and Dr. Dennison 114 N. Main Flora, IL 662-8241 [ Wn l WELDON McVAY A Your State Farm Agent 220 East 2nd Street Atteberry’s P.O. Box 699 Radio and Television Flora, IL 662-6691 216 E. North Ave. 662-3513 0 For Coverage of all School Activities ... THE DAILY CLAY COUNTY ADVOCATE PRESS Josie Gill and Jackie Thatcher Working Hard, As Always ____________ — In Flora Home Delivery — County Subscription — Out-of-County Subscription ( Smith, McCollum N Riggle 1st Nat’l. Bank Building Flora, IL 662-2186 Bill Plumlee — Golden Rule Insurance Briscoe’s Farm Store Credithrift Electro Electric Etchison Appliance Garrison Realty Joyce’s Beauty Shop Ranch Motel R. E. Dunnigan Electric Service Rex Seed and Grain Rohr’s Grocery Spartan Manufacturing Company 121 Randy Childers. Don’t wrestle with your craft project... come to Creative Crafts Flowers R.R. 3 Flora IL 662-4857 Gifts flowers for all occasions Specializing in supplies for: Quilting Crafts Crocheting Painting Sketching Basket Weaving Flower Arranging WAL-MART Home of everyday low prices! Rt. 50 Flora, IL 662-4991 Scott Stephanich is browsing. Jackie Thatcher gives Ina a hand in primping AnnetteHubble. Ina’s Beauty Salon 202 Flora Ave. Flora, IL 662-8719 Let Ina help you coordinate your make-up with your color-coded season. By knowing what colors in your season are best on you, you can save time shopping. 122 “All’s Well T Ring the curtain down! As year’s play of life at FHS, several people for their ass book. First, I’d like toJJraT especially Lindell tures for our use. 'I Thanks also to M couraging: Mrs. Rill the Harstan staff me I hope that this bo high school year, ‘ was put into preser throughout the year. As this yearbook en students, we are finishing or life. hat Ends Well” the curtain falls, concluding this many rounds of applause go to is ance in completing this year- IClay County Advocate Press, b. They provided many pic- ere very helpful and en-jekKeller. Finally, thanks to Weir time and help, is a memory holder for this it.” Much time and thought events around the school should remember that, as lly one act of many in the play of — Michaela Cycholl — I %jjl crui 1986 Harstan Editor 123 “What’s past is prologue” Freshman students off on an Odyssey! Amy and Beth befriend the Beast Glatisant. “Parkay! No, margarine! Fans at a football game — that's what friends are for! Coach Brissenden’s decorated van paraded the street after the girls' tennis team won the Conference title. Softball teammates and devotee flaunt the Regional At Prom, Scott and Doug stole the show by arriving with their dates in a plaque. limousine. 124 Adams, Candy 27,_91 Akerw, Joe pL □ H Akers, Tim Allen, Corrina 57 Allen, |ir22.7 j95 Allen. Shelly 17, 5:89. 94 Allison. Tony 17, 95 Andcjson. Deanna 13 60. 94 Anderson. Stacy 32, 53, Anderson. Pony 17 Anderson. Tyler 32. 66, 79, 84. 87, 4. 65. 84. 86. S7, 90. 94, Arbucklo. Shawn Baird. Jaimes 4 Baity. Angie 22 Baker, Rand: Barhart. Cindy 100, 101, 104, 10$. Barta, Jeff 27 Barber Stephen 17. 88 Barrick. Michele 32, 98, 100 Basset, Edward 32, 46, 79 Beard, Greg 32 Beard, Randy 27 Beard. Scott 17 Beck, Jennifer 22, 71,78. 98 Bchnke. Charles 22, 74 Benefield, Randy 27 Berger. Kolly 27. 79 Berning. Robert 75 Berry. Bill 6 Bickley. Matthew 95 Blackledgc, Stephanie 22, 94 Blackwell, Jane 32, 94 Blackwell, Kim 22, 88, 101. 108 k Boose. Tammy 27r93. 94. 99. 100 Booth, Alex 4, 22, 88 Borders, Geb 32, 43, 66, 81,84. 87, 88 Bowen, Rick 27 Boyd. Kelly 22 Brickcr. Bobby Jo 27, 53. 94 Bricker, Pamela 32 Brickey, John 22, 89. 91 Brisscndcn. Linda 63 Brooks. Harold 11 89, 99, 100 K, Brooks, Larry 22 Brown, Britt 82| Brov. n, kirn fsgffrk Broun, Nancy 17, 99 Bryan, Angela 43, 101 Bryden, Jennifer 17 Buchanan, Charles, 5, 66. 70 Buckley, Shawn 17. 68 Burkett, Candi 32, 53, 78. 84. 86, 94 Burkett. Jason 22, 95 Burkett. Jerry 32 m Burton. Christy 32. 60. 63', 87, 96, 97, 98. 100, foTl go Jute. John 32,47,82, 84.91.98 Bute. Phil 17. 74 Camp, Beth 27. 54, 86, 88. 91. 106, 107 Campbell, Amy 17, 65. 9 Canady, Kevin Carroll, Greg 57 Cartrighl, An 3y 32, 95 « CasOlari. Dave, 17, 88 C'avins, Carolyn 22. Cavins. Patty 33. 89 Child ers. Randy 21.2 Clark. Nancy 10, 101 Coble, David 13 Coggin. Stacia 17, 20, 65, 88 Colclasure, Kevin 53 Colclasure, Sherry 17, 70, 71. 78. 88 Cole, Jason 22 Coleman, Amy 22864. 65, 86. 90, 98 Coleman. T. E. 11.60 Collard. Sheila 33. 40. 98, 100, I 12 Collins. Dennis 22, 62 Conard. Kelly 18, 76, 101 Conard. Kevin 27, 95 Conard, Traci 28, 89, 92 Conklin, Matt 18 Connell, Kevin S3 Connell, Melanie 18, 74, 7 Conrad, Greg 33 Conrad. Mary 2,i Cook, Cindy 28 Cook. Richard 28, 66 22. li Cook, Tim Cook, Tom 95 Corbitt, Kirsten 21,22, 65. 78. 86 Cowan, Jim 22 t rown. Michelle 28, 55 (Scholl, Michaela 4, 14, 33, 47, 58. 59. 60, 63. 84, 87.89,95,98,99, 100, 110, 111, 116 I )a is, Bobbi Jo 28 . ■ Dawkins, Amy 28. 76, s8. 98 Dawkins, Tim 33 Delaney, Lora 10 Dennis. Leslie 28, 71,78. 88, 92, 96, 98 Dennis, Linda 9 Dennis, Lori 33 Denton, Shirley 114 Denton. Tina 18,JJ4 Derrick, Christopher 18, 68 Derrick Mike 33 DeSelms, Lisa 22, 92. 98 DeSclms. Vernon 18, 75 1| Dickinson, Tim 28 Dieter, Robbie 18. 68 Dill, Betty 9 Dixon, Christopher 68, 75, 95 Dixon, Richard 28, 66, 75, 81,98 Dockins, Tammy 28, 57, 94, 99, 100, 107 Dodson, Angel 18, 91 I Doud, Jim 33. 66 BP ’ ’ Dunbar, Carl 4, 28 Durey, Lisa 28, 94 Durre, Cindy 33. 47, 51, 57. 64, 84, 87, 98. 100. 109,115 Durre, Dallas, 18, 68 Eaglin, Angela 33 Faglin, Cindy 18 Eastin, Scott 28, 88 125 Eastin, Vivian 33 Eaton. Doug 33, 42, 51, 66, 79, 84, 87, 109, 11 3 Eckelberry, Gary 13 Edgington, Debra 22. 65. 88 Edgington, Kathy 28, 55, 65. 80, 89, 91, 98, 1(JP Elliot, Bob 7, 93 Ellis, Mike 28 Enlow, Shelly 23 Earnest, Dwight 13 Erwin, Jeramy 22 Eskew, Junior 22 Estheimer, Cheryl 18, 74, 76, 78. 88. 91, 94 Estheimer, Roy Keith 53 Famey, Jermey 18 Fehrenbacher, Tony 18, 62, 111 Fenton, Audy 23, 81 Fife, Susan 28. 60, 71.80, 89. 96, Filzgerrald, Shawn 23 Frost, Harrold 13 Frost, Sherrie 33. 47, 50, 54, 60, 76, 84, 91 Fry, Jason 28 Fry, Mike,5 Garrett. Tyler 33. 88 Gibbs, Regina 8 Gibson, Kathy 10. 92 Gilbreth, Aaron 18, 68. 89 Gill,Josie23. 63. 90,91.98, 99, 114, 121 Gish, Wanda 12 Gocey, Beth Anne 18.51, 52, 74, 76 Gocey, Julie 23, 86, 91,94 Gray, Paula 36. 41.86, 87, 90 Gray, Tony 95 Greenwood, Bobbie 36, 69, 88, 95 Greenwood, Ranard 13 ft ■ ft 1| Greenwood, Rodney 36, 43. 53, 79, 99 Greenwood, Wesley 23, 74, 79 Griffith, Rich 75 Grove, Yolonda 36, 88 Guerrettaz, Marty 23, 63, 78, 89 Guinn, Ronald 23 Hall, Don 23. 74, 95 Hamilton, Randi 28, 64, 65, 93, 94 Harrell. Steve 23, 93, 95 Harvel. Stephanie 23, 89 Hatcher, Cathy 23 Hatcher, Mike 23, 95 H earring, Gerald 11 H carring, JoAnne 23, 70, 71,78, 84, 89 Hemphill, Mary 9 Henderson, Elicia 9, 86 Henson, Blaine 23, 53, 62, 84 Henson, Doug 23, 74, 95 Henson, Floyd 11 Henson, Kim Sue 28. 94 Henson, Shelley Rae 18 Hordes, Kerry 23 Herman, Frank 11 Hickey, Billy 72, 74 Hickox, Rickie 18 Highsmith, J. R. 55,66, 75 Highsmith, Tim 95 Hilliard, Pat 9 Hilliard, Patty 36, 46. 51,64, 70, 84, 87, 88, 91.93. 94.98. 113 Hilmes, Hank'23. 72, 74. 79,95 Holland, Geff 23, 66, 81, 88 Hollingsworth, Juanita 23 Hosick, Shannon 62, 71, 74, 81,84. 88. 98. 101 Hubble. Annette 23 54, 65, 89,99, 105, 118, 122 Huffman. Taura Lynn 26, 28, 55, 7p. 86. 94 Hunt, Robby 23 Mm, Wendy 28 A, Hufd,Qiand.r J8 Hutchens,-Etster Paul 18,68,79 Hyder, Ronnie 28, 74 James. Sony 23, 66, 72, 74, 79, 89 Jennings, J p?es 18, 68, 74, 89 —-- Jennings, Mike 28. Johnson, Cindy 28 Johnson, Earnest 23, 66, 75, 79, 87, 95 Johnson, Stephanie 18, 78 Johnson, Tammy 29, 89 Johnson, Tracy 36,95 Jones, Donna 101 Jones, Jeff'36, 91 Jones, Steve 53 Julius, Brent 36, 42, 86 Kasten, Richard 36, 58, 60, 95, 96 Keller, Eddie 95 Keller, Jennifer 36, 40, 60, 63, 90, 92. 98, 99, 100JW 106,110,116,117 Kenton. Sherylynn 29 Kingery, Jeff 24, 81,89 Kirk, Jeff 29, 62 Kitley, Bill 11 f KitfeyJ.DJeanna 24, 53, 93, 94, 98 1 Kitley, Kent 14, 36, 86,88 i|U a I Kittle, Tony 18 Klein, James 29 Klein, Jim I i 95,96 ■ V « Klein, Karen 36, 42. 51, 57, 60. 64, 70, 80, 84, 87, 88, 93, 94, 95 Klein, Troy 36, 58,60, 89, 95 Kling, Julie 24. 86.90, 95,99 Klmgler. Lon is Knapp, Andy 74 Koenig, John 36, 47, 51, 52, 58, 60, 66, 67, 72. 81, 84.87.96.97.98, 100 101 Kodns, John 24, 59, 74,88,98 Korpella, Kari 36, 51,66, 72, 82, 84, 97 Kramer, Karl 36. 82. s4. 98. 100 Kramer, Paul 24, 82 Krutsingcr, Janet 29, 60, 71, 80, 84 Krutsinger, Joseph 74, 81 Krutsinger, Kelly 29, 80, 87, 90, 94 Krutsinger, Timothy 18,75,91 Kr yzek, Richard 4 Lagel, Wade 36 Lake, Danny 24 Lamb, Michael 19, 68, 74 Lane, Craig 29, 88 Lauderback, John 13 Laughlin, Mike 19 Laughlin, Tanya 24 126 Lawson, Jeffery 29 Laycoax, Bill 36 Laycoax, Kevin 24, 66 Lee, Carol! 24, 74 Lee, Steven 4, 98, 100 Leib, Jason 19, 74. 79, 89 Leib, Leah 29, 51. 57, 76, 88 Leib. Rhillip 36, 43, 51, 57, 66, 72 73, 79, gMLeigh, Marty 36, 105 Leigh, Travis 24 Lents, Stephen 29 Lewis, Barbara 36, 58, 60, 90, 94, 97 Lewis, Janet 24, 93, 94, 98 r Lewis, Leora 24 Lewis, Steve 29, 88 Betty Linder, Stephen 29, 54, 89, 91,99, 100, 106, Locum, Tim 29, 51, 52, 66, 67, 72, 73, 87, 11 London, Angie 94 Lutrell, Lori 8, 29, 51, 52, 63, 88, 95, 97, 111 Lutz, Chrissy 29, 99 Mack, Doug 9 Markham, Justin 24, 66, 74, 79, 87, 98 Martin, Dorothea 6, 94 Martin. Dorlisa 53 Martin, Larry 24. 66, 117 ' ■ - Mr n McKinnon, Janis u) McKinney, Donna 19, 81 McNeely, Troy 24 McQuiston, Chris 4 Noblet, Robin 29, 76, 94 Norton, Jim 29, 66, 75 Norton, Richard 36, 46, 58, 60, 86 84, 86, Nosek, Tammy 25, 95 Nosek, Troy 19. 88 O’Dell, Les 6, 66 O’Dell, Leslie 19, 65, 78, 89, 99 O’Donnell, Heathec29 - Oestreich, Angela 40, 41, 53, 86, 94 Onken, Sharon 9 Ord, David 19 Orel, Shannon 25, 74. 82 F Osborne, Lance 19, 62, 84, 1 11 Osborne. Shani. Owens, Brad 1 Owens, Randy 40, 72, 73 1 Parish, SandTafi, 70, 71, 89 Patej lO 7 89 Martin, Leroy 24 ; Mason, Julie 16, 17, 18. 63. 71,86, Mason, Lesa 29, 86. 88 Mayberry, Troy 68 Merritt, Sam 36 72 $ Metcalf, Clay 36, 72, 73, 79, 84 Metcalf, Jason 19, 74, 89 Miglin, Jeff 36, 66, 81,84, 87 Miglin. Jenny 21. 24. 51 At ar. Miglin, Jim 4, 5,66 Miller, Lisa 26, 29, 64, 65, 86, 90 Mills, Norma 13 Milner, Tony 36, 66, 72, 73, 82, 84, 87, 109 Misenhcimer, Dios 13 Mix, Crystal 24, 101 Mix, Julie 19, 89 Moeller. Christine 29 Monical. J. R. 53, 72, 74, 79 Moore, Bridie 24 Morkin, Christina 24. 89 Morris, Bonnie 12 Moses. Amy 21,24, 65, 86, 88 Myers, Carlee 24, 65, 71 Myers, Danny 24, 54, 82, 88, 91 Myers, Terry 5, 60 McClellan, Senna 19 McConnell, Jill 36, 94 McCowan, John 19, 62 McCoy, Joe 4 McGraw. Dion 36 McGrcw. Angie 19, 71,86 McGrew. Kim 29, 76, 80 McGrew. Larry 8 McGrew, Sherry 29, 94 McKnelly, Shawn 24, 75, 95 Hi Angela 19, 53, 91,94 PatcTMtOielle 29, 89,91 emberton, Lowell 66, 74,19 enry, Gena 40, 43, 54, 58, 60 63, 87, 88, 7,98,99, 100, 106, 107, 114 mry, Harry 7 ;rry, Jasoh 19. 68, 88 ?rrv. KiiffiW )! Payne, Vicki 7, 96 Pearce, Alex 30. 79, 89, 91 Pearce, Jess Eric 19, 89 Pearce, Tim 26, 30. 72. 81,86, 9. Pearson. Thomas 30, 57 Peeler. Becky 40 7 Pcnteerton, David 68 I £ Pemberton, Lowell 66, 74, 79 Penry 97 Penry Perry Perry’, KiifWfJ ? 1 Perry, Trina 25, 91 C Pettit, Vance 19 Phelps, Renee 40, 70, 71, 80, 84, 87, 105, 1 Phelps, Ron 40. 60, 66, 79, 84, 87, 96, 97, 105, 117 Phillips, Bill 7 Phillips, Sherry 30, 88 Pierson, Kris 25, 71 86, 93 Pieplow, Susan 51, 5$ Poole, Roger 40 Porter, Rick 5, 80 Porter, Staci 19. 71.80, 86 Pottorff, Jeanne 25, 65, 78, 89 Powless, Andy 51 Ray, Gene 13 Reagan, Beth 25, 53, 64 Reagan, Clay 66 Reddish, Sieve 66, 75 Reed, Scott 41 Reed. Tony 25,81 Releford. I e 19, 68, 91 Richards. MaryiJane 9 ; Riley, Anne 4, 99 Robinson, Karen Elaine 41 Rogers. Danny 30, 55. 57, 98, 100 Rose. ( hris 30, 53, 62 88, 91, 96, 17 98, 100, ” 127 84, 86, Rose, Paul 11 ; fcoush, Ken Jiw Cd C a Ruckman, Deborah 30K60. 90, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, Russell, Misty 25 Rutland, Mark 44 — ' ;ld. Lori 25, 74, 76, 88 z, Stacey 19 Schwaninger, Stevesl h Scott, Tyler 30. 75 Sefton, Margaret 12 Sehie, Bemadine 30, 93, 94 Sessions, Brian 19, 68 Sheehan, Erica 4, 10. 41 j|i ''Showalters, Chris 25, 65, 86 _ Sininutosf Shannon 4U)42, 52, 57, 87, 90, 91, 94, 98, 100, 101, 109 Sisco, Buddy 75 Slagley, Alan 25, 75 Smith, Darrell 53 Smith, Donna 7, 96 Smith, Jennifer 51,53 Smith, Lindell 84 Smith, Milton 11 Smith, Tammy 25, 88 Snell, James 19, 68, 74, 82 Snell, Jeff 41,95 Snell, Julie 30 Sons, Doug 20 Sons, Gayla 30, 91, 94 Sorensen,Jean 41,90 Sparlin, Lisa 94, 95 Staley, Teri Lynn 30 Stanford, Justin 25 Stanford, Mike 57 Stanford, Scott 30 Stanley, Bart 57 Stanley, Tony 41 Stepanich, Scott 41, 42, 86, 87, 121, 122 Stephenson. Pam 20 Stephenson, Tim 25 Stine, Mary Beth 6, 60 Stoops. Theresa 44 Stringer, Carrie 16. 17, 20, 63, 71, 78, 86 Stringer, Jerry 4, 14, 82 Tackitt, Jim 13 Tackitt, Willie 25, 89 Talmant, Don 4 Taylor, Heath 44, 47 Thatcher, Jackie 25, 63, 92. 98, 99, 100, 105, 1 14, 118, 121, 122 Thompson, Chad 20, 52. 72, 7T, ll§——« Thompson, Leslie Wayne 9i Thompson, Matt 53, 79 j Thompson, Terry 30, 95 I Thurman, Leon 30, 66 Todd, Carol 30, 80, 89, 92, 98, 100 Toler, Kris 65 Toler, Teresa 8 Upton, John 6 Vanda veer, Bennie 13 VanMetre, Andy 25 :rfe’£ 70, 80. 8 VanMeter. Car VanMetcr, Eric 44, 91 Venable, Nolan 13 Verchota. Michael 20 Waddelow. Leah 30. 53, 71. 94 Wagner, Dale 10 Wagner, Deanna 43, 44, 53, 58, 60, 64 86, 87, 89, 98 • Wagner, Deborah 16, 20, 65, 80, 86, 88 Wagner, Derek 30, 55, 60, 66, 82, 86, 90, 97 Waggoner, Cathy 30 Waison, Madge 30 Ward, Michelle 25 Ward, Shirley 13 Washburn, LeeAnn 44 Wathan, Holly 20, 101 Wathan, Shannon 20 Webb, Amy 44, 78, 90, 92, 93, 98, 99, 100, 120 Webb, Rebecca 44, 46, 101 Welch, Mary Beth 25, 63, 70, 78, 87, 91, 98 Welch, Tom 8, 62, 72, 78, 87 Welty, Michael 30, 66 Welty, Tammy 44, 94 Welty, Tracy 45, 54, 58, 60, 66, 75, 84, 91,95 Wesner, Jill 25, 65, 89, 92, 94, 98 Wheeler, Bob 6, 95 Wheeler, Greg 30, 98 White, Donna 45, 101 Whitt, Edward 30, 75, 95, 114 Wilkins, Tina 25 Williams, Bryon 45 Williams, Jim 45, 95 Williams Kris, 25 Williams, Wade 95 Williamson, Amy 9! Williamson, Shawn 79, 88 Wilson, Ian 53 Wilson, John 45, 51,66, 67 Winka, Bteflt 51, 52,66. Winters, Dawn-20, 88 Wood, Kari 8, 14, 45, 46, 64, 65 i Nicki 20 , Shaw n 20, 91, 104 r, Anthony D. 45, 51,81 er. 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