Flora High School - Harstan (Flora, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

r HAI9TAM flma men senttL FL«BA, ILLiMitS ¥§L«ME66 1667 liHCMAtlEBS d IHIII Till BIC T«� IS THE liHCI 43 ATTRACTIONS FEAIVBES 33 9B«HS«BI 163 Performers and spectators are alike essential to a successful circus performanc e; therefore, we present to you the personnel of FHS as ringmasteri audience, and. of course, performers. The classes, activities, organizations, and events — scholastic, extracurricular, arid athletics are presented in such a ray as to note their unending pa torama. Everyone loves a ci cus, and we, the staff, hope that the rfeaders enjoy the 1986-87 Harstan Circus. HOME EC VOCATIONS GUIDE FOR GOOD MRS. DORTHEA MARTIN: Child Care; Adult Living; Foods MRS. MARY BETH STINE: Family Ecology; Co-Op Supervisor; Vocational Director MISS LORA DELANEY: Orientation to Health Careers At left; The Cardinal Associates representative demonstrates the “FHA Cheese” to the Child Care class. MRS. BONNIE MORRIS: Vocational Secretary 4 BUSINESS INSTRUCTS IN OCCUPATIONS MRS. DONNA SMITH: Typing 1, 2; Shorthand; Clerical Practice; Record Keeping Chris and Amy discover the world of computers. MRS. VICKI PAYNE: Computers; Computer Math; Computer Software; Typing MR. ROBERT ELLIOT: Accounting 1, 2; Co-Op Class; Orientation to Business SOCIAL SCIENCES INFORM FUTURE CITIZENS MR. JERRY STRINGER: Psychology; P.E. MISS CHRIS McQUISTON: World Geography; Consumer Economics; English I; Ancient History; Modem European History 6 ENGLISH-SPANISH PROMOTES COMMUNICATION At right: Julie McConnell dresses up for Lit. I MRS. ANNE RILEY: English I, 111; Advanced Composi tion IV MR. STEVE LEE: English I; Journalism I MR. JOE McCOY: English II, III MR. RICHARD KRZYZEK: Spanish I. II CONSTRUCTION SKILLS MEET TODAY’S NEEDS MR. JOHN UPTON: Building Trades MR. BILL BERRY: Woodworking; Construction, Coop. MR. ROBERT WHEELER: Agriculture; Welding; Small Engine Repair Lester Hutchins completes an assignment. MR. LES O’DELL: Housewiring; Architecture; Drafting 8 VARIED AIDS AVAILABLE ALL DAY MR. DALE WAGNER: Learning Center Director MRS. DONNA VENABLE: Tutorial Instructor Jenny Beck won the Learning Center Valentine Contest. MRS. KATHY GIBSON: Learning Center Guidance Secretary MRS. NANCY CLARK: Guidance Director 9 MATH-SCIENCE CHALLENGE ALL MR. RICK PORTER: Geometry; Chemistry; Physics MR. JIM MIGLIN: Earth Science; Health MR. TERRY MYERS: Algebra I. II, Senior Math 10 CLASS OF I9GI MR. CHARLES BUCHANAN: Math; General Math; Driver’s Ed. Vocational MR. MIKE FRY BioIog I. II VARIETY IS OFFERED by SPECIALISTS MRS. MARY DODGE: Special Services MRS. ELICIA HENDERSON: Special Services MR. DOUG MACK: General Studies MRS. BETTY DILL: General Studies MRS. SHARON ONKEN: Special Services 11 PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDS FITNESS Student Teacher Assistant Coach Cindy Johnson relaxing. Girls' P.E. Teacher Mrs. 7'etzesa Toler ready for Volleyball. Coach 1 om Welch displays another winning season. Art Student-Teacher Ms. Ellen Karcher keeps her eyes alert Study Hall. 12 ABLE ADMINISTRATORS LEAD the WAY High School Principal MR. T.E. COLEMAN 13 Unit 35 Board of Education Front Row: Milton Smith, Harold Brooks, Ray Winka. Back Row: Bill Kitley, Paul Rose, Jim Klein, Frank Herman. THE ONES WHO MAKE THINGS COUNT Cooks: Mrs. Shirley Ward, Mrs. Deanna Anderson and Mrs. Norma Mills Janitors: Rarard Greenwood, David Coble, John Laudcrback, Ted Leathers Bus Drivers: Nolan Venable, Forrest Jackson, Dwight Ernest, Harold Frost, Gary Eckelberry, Lowell Lewis, John Harrington, Walt Brewer, Terry Spillman, Esther Hockman and Ken Roush. 14 15 Who’s Who? — Way Back When — (Check your guesses on page 33) STARRING FACES On Your Mark! Mike Jennings and Tammy Boose have a Lego race. in the 3 RINGS Randy Childers and Tim Locum make an even Chris Showalters found a rotten popcorn! MORE BABIES 17 At left: Josie Gill and Amy Moses are “Forever Friends’ Randall Baker JefTBanta Randy Beard Randy Benefield Kelly Berger Tammy Boose Rick Bowen Kelly Brown Beth Camp Kevin Canady 18 Leslie Dennis Sam Dulaney Tammy Dockins Carl Dunbar 4 Michelle Crown Tim Dickinson Kevin Conard SENIOR STATUS: CLASS T-SHIRT my Dawkins � HW Bemadine Sehi and Rob Stocke CLASS CLQWNS Christine Moeller and Brian Tackitt QUIETEST Kevin Canady and Lori Luttrell LQISEST 20 Tim Locom and Janet Krutsinger MMT ATHLETIC Derek Wagner and Michelle Crown MCST fa rmiK§ Tammy Dockins and Craig Lane BEST BBESSEB 21 SENIORS LEAD in FASHION 86-87 Jeff Kirk Sherylynn Kenton Tammy Johnson Mike Jennings Shannon Hosick Kim Henson Randi Hamilton Taura Huffman Susan Fife Mike Ellis Kathy Edgington Scott Eastin Black and —COLOR! Lisa Durey 22 CLASS of'’87 EXCELS ALL AROUND James Klein Craig Lane Janet Krutsinger Kelly Krutsinger k «nrC' Jeff Lawson Leah Leib Stephen Lents Steve Lewis Lori Luttrell Chrissy Lutz 23 ADAMS, CANDACE DAWN Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 AKERS, TIMOTHY LEE Wrestling 4; Baseball 2; All-School Play 1; Varsity Basketball Manager 1,2 ALLEN, CORRINA NADINE Prom Attendant 3 BAKER, RANDALL DEAN BANTA, JEFFERY WAYNE BEARD, RANDY LEE Baseball 1,2, 3,4 BENEFIELD, RANDY BLANE BERGER, KELLY Track 1,2,3, 4; Football 1 BOOSE, TAMMY SUE Harstan 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Business Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; FHA 3, 4, Historian 4 BOWEN, RICK E. BRICKER, BOBBY JO Business Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3; FHA Attendant 3 BROWN, KELLY LEE BURROUGHS, LARRY D. FFA 1,2,3 CAMP, ELIZABETH JANE Track 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4, Captain 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3 , 4; Harstan 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsit Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 4; Pom Pon 3, 4, Captain 3, 4 CANADY, KEVIN WAYNE Wrestling 1,2, 3; Manager 4; FHA 4 CLARK, MARY MARIE Band 1,2, 3; FHA 1,2 CONARD, KEVIN LEE Football 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sentinel President 2, 3,4 CONARD, TRACI JANE Basketball Stats, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Harstan 2; Nike Club 3, 4, President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 4; FHA 4 COOK, RICHARD LEROY JR. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Wrestling 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; FHA 4 CROWN, MICHELLE CRISTINE Tennis 1, 2; Basketball Stats 2; Track Stats 2; Softball 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Band 1, 2; FHA 4; Class Officer — President 1 DAVIS, BOBBI JO Softball 2; FHA 4 DAWKINS, AMY LYNN Cheerleader 1, 2, JV Captain 3, 4, Assistant Captain; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4 DENNIS, LESLIE KARIN Basketball 3; Track 3, 4; Softball 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Harstan 2; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Nike Club 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2 3,4 DICKINSON, TIMOTHY EDWARD Track 1, 2, 3, 4 DIXON, RICHARD Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4 DOCKINS, TAMMY LEIGH Volleyball 1; Harstan 2, 3, 4; Business Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Attendant 3;Snow Queen 4 DULANEY, SAMUEL TROY Football 1,4; FHA 4 DUNBAR, CARL RUSSELL DUREY, LISA DAWN Business Club 4; Volleyball; FHA 1,2, 3, 4 EASTIN, SCOTT ALLAN Band 4 EDGINGTON, KATHLEEN D. 24 Volleyball 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Pom Pon 3, 4 ELLIS, MIKE Band 1; FFA 3 FIFE, SUSAN KAY Basketball 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Harstan 2; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity club 4; Nike Club 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 4 FRY, JASON SCOTT GLIKIS, NICK HAMILTON, RANDI FAYE Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4 HENSON, KIMBERLY SUE Pep Club 4; Business Club 4 — Secretary Treasurer; FHA 3, 4 HIGHSMITH, JERRY Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3 — Captain; Track 1, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2; FFA 1, 2, 4; FHA 4 HOSICK, SHANNON JOE Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf All Conference 3, 4; NEC MVP 3 HUFFMAN, TAURA LYNN Tennis 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Student Council 1, 2; Varsity Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 4; FHA 3; Class Officer 2, 3; Pom Pon 3, 4 HUNT,WENDY S. Band 2; Musicals 2, 4 JENNINGS, MICHAEL ALAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Harstan 4 — Photographer; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 4; Most Improved player, football — 4 JOHNSON, PAULA JEAN JOHNSON, TAMMY LYN Softball 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Fresh-Soph Stats — 2 JOINER, BILL Track 4 KENTON, SHERYLYNN Business Club 3; FHA 1 KIRK, JEFFREY SCOTT Golf 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3; Harstan 4 KLEIN, JAMES HENRY III Basketball 1, 2; Honor Society 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4 KRUTSINGER, JANET ELAINE Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; FHA 4; Class Officer-Vice Pres. 4 KRUTSINGER, KELLY SUE Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Harstan 1; Locust Log 4; Varsity club 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4;Flag Girl 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 1,4; Pom Pon 3, 4 LANE, BOBBIE G. FHA 1,2,3 LANE, JOHN CRAIG Band 1,2, 3 LAWSON, JEFFREY THOMAS Locust Log 2, 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4 LEIB, LEAH RUTH Track 2; Softball 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Homecomin Attendant 3; Prom Attendant 3; Pom Pon 4 LENTS, STEPHEN CLARK FFA 1,2 LEWIS, STEVEN DOUGLAS Basketball Manager 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4;A11 School Play 1 LINDER, STEPHEN R. Track 1, 2; Student Council 1; Harstan 2, 3; Locust Log 2; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4; All School Play 1 LOCUM, TIMOTHY GENE Busy Seniors Find Fun and Relaxation Lisa Miller Christina Moeller J.R. Monical Robin Noblet Danny Rogers 3:10 in Foods Lab Chris Rose Deborah Ruckman Tyler Scott Bernadine Sehie Julie Snell Gayla Sons Teri Lynn Staley Scott Stanford Rob Stocke Leo Thurman Carol Todd Troy Utterback Terry Thompson SENIORS MEET ACADEMIC CHALLENGE- ««� ( Amy Dawkins and Richard Cook M«9¥ ENTHUSIASTIC Kathy Edgington and Steve Linder M99T UBAMATIC Mike Jennings and Robin Noblet M99IC9IIH9I9 FA YKKIT 19 Beth Camp and Mike Ellis MMI CBEATiYE 29 VOCATION or COLLEGE LIES AHEAD Leah Waddelow Cathy Waggoner Derek Wagner Madge Waison The Family Circus in Comp. IV Amy and her favorite teacher. Mr. O’Dell 30 Bill Wells Greg Wheeler Edward Whitt Troy Workman RING to RING in TECHNICOLOR A busy day in Senior Math 31 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; All-Conference 2, 3 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, All-Conference 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 4; Student Council 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4; Class Officer-President 4 LUTTRELL, LORI DEANNE Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stats 3, 4; Track Stats 1; Student Council 4; Honor Society 3, 4 Vice-President 4;Locust Log 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4;Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Girl 4; Class Office — Vice-President 1; Homecoming attendant 3 LUTZ, CHRISTINA ALICE Softball 2; Harstan 3; Business Club 2, 3 McGREW, KIMBERLEE RENE Basketball 2, 4; Volleyball 2, 4; Track 2; Soft-ball 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Harstan 2; Quill and Scroll 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Business Club 2; Band 4 McGREW, SHERRY LYNN Football stats 4; Pep Club 4; FHA 3, 4 MARTIN, JOE E. JR. Football 1 MASON, LESA SUE Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Queen Candidate 4; Pom Pon 4 MILLER, LISA LYNN Volleyball 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Rifles 3; Class Officer Secretary 2, 3, 4; Sweetheart Queen Candidate 4; Basketball Stats 3, 4 MOELLER, CHRISTINE M. Band 1,2; FHA 1,2 MONICAL, J.R. Football 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; FHA 4 NICHOLSON, JOHN Basketball 4; Baseball 4 NOBLET, ROBIN L. Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, 2nd Vice President 3, President 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; FHA Attendant 1, 2, Sweetheart Queen Candidate 4 NORTON, JAMES E. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 O’DONNELL, HEATHER LYNN Tennis 1,2; Student Council 1,2, 3; Band 1,2; Pom Pon 4 PATE, MICHELLE KAY Band 2, 3; Musicals 1,2, 3, 4; FH 2 PEARCE, ALEX Track 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Musicals 1,2, 3, 4 PEARCE, TIMOTHY L. Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Track 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer— Vice President 2, President 3 PEARSON, THOMAS EDWARD Golf 1, 2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Student Council 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer President 2; Spanish Club 1 PHILLIPS, SHERRY LEE Band 1,2,3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Flag Girl 4 ROGERS, DANNY L. Student Council 4; Harstan 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4, Junior Ed. 3, Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4 ROSE, CHRISTOPHER PAUL Golf 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 3, 4 RUCKMAN, DEBORAH ANNE Honor Society 3, 4 Sec. 4; Harstan 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Nike Club 2, 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Flag Girl 2, 3, 4 SOCTT, TYLER WILLIAM Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Varsity Club 1; Band 1,2; FHA 2, 3 SEHIE, BERNADINE LEE Track 2; Business Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; FHA 1,2,3 SMITH, ROBERT L. Band 4; FHA 4 SNELL, JULI DIANN Harstan 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4 Harstan 2, 3; Business Club 1,2, 3; FFA 2 STALEY, TERI LYNN Honor Roll 1,2, 3 STANFORD, SCOTT A. Basketball 1 STOCKE, ROBERT STANFORD Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 2; Track 1, 2, 4; Varsity Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 1, 4; Cross Country 3; Fencing 3 TACKITT, BRIAN W. THOMPSON, TERRY LEE FFA 1,2,3 THURMAN, LEON W. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Baseball 1, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 TODD, ROBIN CAROL Softball 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Mascot 2; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Locust Log 2, 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Nike Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3; All School Play 1; Class Officer 1 — Secretary UTTERBACK, TREY DALE Tennis 1; Basketball 1 WADDELOW, LEAH RENE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4, Officer 4; FHA Attendant 3 WAGGONER, CATHY S. Musicals 4; Band 2, 3, 4 WAGNER, DEREK ANDREW Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4; President 4; Harstan 4; Locust Log 2; Varsity Club 4; President 4 Class Officer — Co-Freshman Class President, Student Body President; Homecoming King WASION, MADGE TACKITT Band 1, 2;Musicals 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2, Chorus 1 WELLS, BILL WHITT, EDWARD LEE Wrestling 3, 4; All-School Play 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 WORKMAN, TROY EUGENE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; King Candidate 4 BABY PICTURE ANSWERS Page 20: Row 1, Lto R: Debbie Ruckman, Tammy Dockins, Taura Huffman, Sherry Phillips. Row 2: Tammy Boose, Mike Jennings, Kim Henson, Beth Camp. Row 3: Randi Hamilton, Kelly Krut-singcr, Lisa Durey, Danny Rogers. Row 4: Carl Dunbar. Lori Luttrell, Tammy Johnson, Bemadine Sehie. Page 50 Chrissy Lutz, Sherry McGrcw, Robin Noblet. Not Pictured: Tim Akers Corinna Allen Larry Burroughs Kevin Canady Kalvin Clark Nicky Glikis J.R. Highsmith Wendy Hunt Bill Joiner Robert Smith Gayla Sons Paula Johnson Cindy Johnson 33 WHEELER, GREGORY WAYNE Debra Edgington Jeramy Erwin Audy Fenton Shawn Fitzjarrald JosicGill Julie Gocey Wesley Greenwood Derek Greenwood Marty Gucrrcttaz Ronald Guinn Don Hall Steve Harrell Stephanie Hand Cathy Hatcher Mike Hatcher JoAnn Heamng Doug Henson Blaine Henson Juniors find English class very challenging. Robby Hunt Tony James Shelly Kessel John Koons Paula Kramer 34 FEMALES HEAD CLASS of ’88 At left: Class Officers: Kim Blackwell, Julie Kling, Jenny Miglin Kirsten Corbitt Jim Cowan Damn Davis Lisa Dcsclms Larry East in JcfT Allen Troy Allen Tony Allison Angie Baity Jenny Beck Charles Bchnkc Stephanie Blackledge Kim Blackwell Kelly Boyd John Bnckey Larry Brooks Kim Brown Carolyn Cavins Randy Childers Shawn C'oleman Amy Coleman Dennis Collins Tim Cook 35 . JUNIORS FACE the A.C.T. Jeanne PotlorfT Beth Reagan Tony Reed Misty Russell Lon Rutland Lon Schofield Chris Showaltcrs Buddy Sisco Tammy Smith Tim Stephenson Willie Tackitt Jackie Thatcher Les Thompson Matt Thompson Michelle Ward Mary Beth Welch Jill Wesner Tina Wilkins Kris Williams Wade Williams Amy Williamson Shawn Williamson Brent Winka Sarah Wood Wesley Young Bekin Youngblood 36 Danny Lake Tanya Laughlin Greg Laughlin Chad LeCrone Janet Lewis Lcora Lewis Justin Markham Larry Martin Leroy Martin Mike Martin Jenny Miglin Kim Melton Crystal Mix Christina Morkm Amy Moses Carlcc Myers Danny Myers Shawn McKnell) Troy McNeely Tammy Nosek Shannon Orel Shane Osborne Sandy Parish Trina Perry Kris Pierson THE RIGORS of U.S. HISTORY CHALLENGE JUNIORS Not Pictrurcd: Alex Booth Tony Gray Drew Henne GefT Holland Jeff Kingcry Steve Reddish Lisa Sparlin Justin Stanford Andy VanMeter JefTYoung Homecoming 50’s Day and Nerd day provide a break in the routine. 37 Aaron Gilbrelh Beth Goccy Wendy Graham Shelly Henson Rick Hickox Chandra Hurd Lester Hutchens Jim Jennings Tony Kittle Joseph Krutsinger Tim Krutsinger Michael Lamb Mike Laughlm Jason Leib Julie Mason Senna McClellan Jon McGowan Angie McGrew Donna Me Kir Jason Metcalf Julie Mix Troy Nosck t? 1'O'Dc,, David Ord Uncc Osborne Brad C Angela Class Officers: Carrie Stringer, Julie Mason, Staci Porter STRINGER LEADS THE SOPHOMORE PACK! Shelly Allen Tony Anderson Shawn Arbuckle Steve Barber Bntt Brown Nancy Brown Cindy F.aglin Cheryl Esthcimer Tony Fchrenbacher Jamie Fitch Misty Fitzgcrrald Virgil Brown Jennifer Brydcn Shawn Buckley Philip Bute Stacia C'oggin Sherry Colclasure Kelly Conard Melanie Connell Tina Denton Chris Dixon Angel Dodson Dallas Durrc 39 It’s all in a day’s work w ltn a year s experience under their belts Norman Yates Not Pictured Jason Perry Vance Pettit Staci Porter Stcey Shultz James Snell Doug Sons Pam Stephenson Carrie Stringer Chad Thompson Michael Verchota Deborah Wagner Holly Wathan Michele Wells Dawn Winters Nicki Wood Tony Woomer Cindy Workman Deborah Wreath Scott Beard Robert Berning Brent Britton Kevin Brown David Casolari Berval Clark Tom Cook Vernon DeSelms Julie Ellis Corinn Ellis Tim Fender Wanda Fender Matt Huffman Shad Hutchings Carol Jones Shannon Kuncc John Martin Troy Mayberry Patrick Shorn Paul Tidwell Shawn Woods older and wiser SOPHS swagger about F.H.S. (Apologies to) Row 1: Dawn Winters, Chad Thompson. Row 2: Carl VanMeter, Mike Verchota. 41 LEIB REIGNS Jason Abner Michelle Abner Dawn Allen Tammy Allen Scott Allen J. B. Anderson over CLASS of’90 The long and short of it: Class Officers: Curtis Leib, Michael Penry Anthony Booth Tim Bowen Tambra Bricker Jarrod Bnssendcn Linda Brown Joey Broz Greg Burkett Tnsha Campos Mike Clark Jennifer Coggin Bob Coleman Lance Collins Collin Cook Jason Cook Lanac Cornwell 42 A NEW BEGINNING FOR FRESHMEN Play ball, Walter Mitty! Melissa Helms Tommy Henson Not Pictured Dale Hatcher Allen Hemrich Misty Henson Everett Bissey Charlie Bullard Mary Daniels Jennifer Freeman Waylon Hunt Chris Kessel Paul Moeller Jason Perry Jody Ra David Smith Melinda Smith Darrell Sparlin Sue Stone James Taylor Rhonda “Lee” Taylor Shannon Wathon Marcie Cowan Trenton Cycholl Keith Davis Jenny Dawkins Brandy Douthit Susan Dulaney Steve Eastin Jenny Edmison Rod Englemeier Jason Forth Kim Forth Jason Frank Rita Frost Jennifer Georges Tammy Grobengeiser Dustin Hackney Renee Hampton Johnie Harper 43 Wayne Henson Chris Herman C'arla Hinkle Marsha Hinkle Kim Hollinsworth April Hurd Dale Jackson Heath Jenkins Diana Johnson Jason Kincaid Chad King Bobby Koehler Shawn Krutsingcr Joyce Landreth Larry landreth Matt Lehamn Curtis Leib Stephanie Lents FRESHMEN BREAK INTO STUDY Shanna Mann John Martin Misty Martin All Dressed Up for Homecoming 44 Ramc Naam Casey Noll Michelle Patterson Michael Penry Justin Perry Greg Perry Kevin Pifer Michael Powell Chris Powless Stacey Reddish Janie Sebring Chnsti Set ion Bubby Shipley Connie Sills Scott Stine Dan Theobald Paula Tonn FROSH LEARN WAYS OFF.H.S. Steve Wood Kirby Young Michelle Young Peggy Young 45 Executives in Comp. I Send In The Clowns!! Dan proves you don’t have to drink coffee to get waked up in the morning. “Be my little baby .. My gosh! I’ve been slimed! Justin — our man of distinction?? It’s all her fault! 46 LOG WORKS TO REPEAT HONORS Row I: Susan Fife. Amy Dawkins. Carol Todd. Danny Rogers. Debbie Ruckman. Leslie Dennis, Kathy Edgington. Row 2: Bekin Youngblood. Jenny Beck. Kelly Krutsinger, Josie Gill, Deanna Kitlcy. Jill Wesner. Greg Wheeler. Row 3: Justin Markham. Lisa DcScIms. John Koons, Janet Lewis, Mary Beth Welch. Debra Edgington. Julie Gocey, Jackie Thatcher. Mr. Lee. Producing nine issues of news, features, editorials, and sports, the Locust Log kept its finger on the pulse of FHS. In its forty-first year, the Log also served readers and local businesses through advertising. Led by co-editors Danny Rogers and Carol Todd, the staff tried to maintain the standards which earned the 1985-86 Log top ratings from the Quill and Scroll, National Scholastic Press Association, and Southern Illinois School Press Association. Adviser Mr. Steven Lee has been with the Log for 12 years. Meet that deadline! HARSTAN STAFF CREATES A CIRCUS Row I: Susan Dulaney. Annette Hubble. Tammy Dockins. Debbie Ruckman. Row 2: Danny Rogers, Mike Jennings. Jeff Kirk. Andy VanMctcr. Taking money and stamping hands for the Snow Dance. Derek Wagner, Danny Regora, and Editor Tammy Boose relax for awhile. Meeting deadlines, covering all facets of a very active year, making and developing many pictures is the business of the Harstan staff. The lesser, but essential, duties include advertising sales, Harstan sales, and sponsoring the annual Snow King and Queen contest and Snow Dance. Harstan staff membrs, few but hardworking. definitely form an elite group among the service organizations at F.H.S. Under the guidance of Mrs. Anne Riley, advisor. Tammy Boose is 1986-1987 Harstan editor. Jackie Thatcher, Deborah Wagner, Cindy Workman, Julie Mix, and Chandra Hurd hard at work on the yearbook. Harstan sponsored Coke Day at FHS. 49 QUILL SCROLL HONORS PUBLICATIONS Old and new members gathered with sponsor Mr. Steven Lee, for annual recognition and awards dinner. Seated: Jackie Thatcher, Debbie Ruckman. Row 1: Jenny Beck, Julie Gocey, Josie Gill, Tammy Boose, Susan Fife, Kathy Edgington, Leslie Dennis. Row 2: Bekin Youngblood, Tammy Dockins, Danny Rogers, Mike Jennings, John Koons, Mr. Lee. Locust Log Co-Editors Carol Todd, and Danny Rogers, receive their Awards of Merit for work with Danny receiving a second award from the Harsian. Harstan Editor Tammy Boose checks the table linen Kitchen Police for Deanna Kitley and Josie Gill. “Dishpan hands? asks Mr. Lee of Tammy Dockins Business Club — Future Business Profesionals Business Club members watch while guest speaker explains Court Reporting. The Business Club, sponsored by Donna Smith and Bob Elliott, started off the year by electing officers: President — Tammy Boose, Vice-President — Bemadine Sehie, Secretary Treasurer — Kim Henson. Speakers from various fields of business were at each meeting. Our annual spring trip this year included a tour of two large companies in Evansville. Business Club Officers arc Bemadine Sehie — Vice-President, Tammy Boose — President, Not pictured: Kim Henson — Secretary-Treasurer. Row I: Cheryl Esthcimcr, Randi Hamilton, Bemadine Sehie, Tammy Boose, Jackie Thatcher, Crystal Mix. Row 2: Sponsor Mr. Bob Eliott, Lisa Durey, Johathon McCowan, Andy VanMcter. 51 NIKE CLUB ASSURES PROFESSIONAL VICTORY Secretary Treasurer Cindy Workman reads the T reasurer's report. The Nike Club is an organization which emphasizes career development. They meet monthly and have speakers from different occupational fields. Some of the speakers have been from the fields of business, medicine and self employment. The Club is affiliated with the Clay County Business and Professional Women and is open to any high school student. Nike Club members patiently wait for the meeting to begin. Row I: Jackie Thatcher, Track Conard, Cindy Workman. Row 2: Kim Melton, Jim Wesner. Cheryl Estheimicr. Nancy Brown. Dawn Winters. Jennifer Bryden. Row 3: Sponsors Deann Workman and Mrs. Dill, An- nette Hubble. Julie Mix. Christine Morkin. Nike Club president and advisors make plans for the next meeting. Jackie Thatcher — Vice-President, Traci Conard — President, Cindy Workman — Secretary Treasurer. 52 STUDENT COUNCIL LEADS THE WAY Al right: Row I: Lisa Miller, Janet Krutsingcr. Row 2: Lesa Mason, Lori Luttrell. Derek Wagner, Tim Locum. Beth Camp. Danny Rogers. Row 3: Nancy Brown, Julie Mason, Jenny Miglin, Annette Hubble, Kim Blackwell, Marty Guerrettaz. Row 4: Donna McKinney, Staci Porter, Angie McGrew, Deborah Wagner, Carrie Stringer. Row 5: Christi Sef-ton. Curtis Leib, Shane Osborne, Chris Powless, Scott Stine, Ramez Naam. Curtis is ready to help a pained Dan. The Student Council’s main event this year was the annual Homecoming festivities; during homecoming week, students got into costume day, dress-up day, nerd 50’s day, and orange and blue day. Sock hops were also held to raise runds for the student council, as well as giving students something to do after ball games. Finally, as spring rolled around, the council again sponsored another successful blood drive. Sophomores relax before a meeting. 53 FHA — HERO HAS ACTIVE YEAR Row One: Leah Waddelow, Deanna Kitlcy, Robin Noblct, Tammy Boose, Janet Lewis, Jill Wesner, Randi Hamilton. Row Two: Advisor — Mrs. Mary Beth Stine, Kirsten Corbitt, Lisa Durey. Scott Stine. Traci Conard, Bobbi Jo Davis, Julie Kline, Advisor — Mrs. Dorothea Martin. Row Three: Angie Pate, Stephanie Blackledge. Kim Melton, Sherry Phillips. Row Four: Amy Dawkins, Michelle Crown. Lisa Miller, Beth Camp, Lesa Mason. Scott Stine was elected Sectional President. FHA is known for putting on the Sweetheart Dance and selling cheese and sausage, but they also did many things besides that. They had the annual weiner roast, a Christmas party and a spring concert trip. OFFICERS SPEND THOUGHT ON SPRING TRIP. Robin Noblct, Tammy Dockins and Leah Waddelow explore possibilities. 1986-87 Officers : Leah Waddelow, Deanna Kitley, Tammy Boose, Robin Noblct, Jill Wesner, Janet Lewis Everybody turns out for the annual weiner roast! Mmm . . . good! 54 FFA PROVIDES AGRICULTURAL LEADERSHIP FFA Officers: Vice-President, Jim Klein; President, Kevin Coard; Secretary; Julie Kling; Sentinal, Mike Hatcher; Treasurer, Edward Whitt; Reporter, Melanie Connell. FFA SWEETHEART. Tammy Smith, receives her jacket from Kevin ('onward Row 1: Norman Yates, Tammy Smith, Melanie Connell, Julie Kling, Edward Whitt, Jim Klein, Kevin Conard, Mike Hatcher. Row 2: Don Hall, Stacy Pearce, Shawn Woods, Jody Ray, Dan Theobald, Matt Lehman, Dale Hatcher, Jim Norton. Row 3: Doug Henson, Jeff Allen, J.R. Monical, J.R. Highsmith, Hank Hilmes, Mike Ellis, Britt Britton, Mr. Robert Wheeler. Row 4; Scott Allen, Paul Moeller, Carl VanMeter, Doug Sons, Robby Hunt, Vance Pettit. The Future Farmers of America had an exciting year. They had a hayride, Christmas party, and pest contest locally. During FFA Week in February, they did events such as tractor day, farm-zoo day, and green hand initiation. Sectional events were soil judging, livestock judging, and foundation awards. 55 Edward Whitt and his friend Porky. F.H.S. MARCHING and Row I: Jim Jennings. Curtis Lcib, Brandon Warren. Tony James, Greg Burkett, David Mills, Chris Herman, Shannon Hosick. Row 2: Sherry Colclasurc, Jason Kincaid, Rod Englcmcicr, Steve Lewis, Lesa Mason, Trenton Cycholl, Michael Penry, Danny Myers. Row 3: Scan Miller, Michael Powell, Tammy Allen, Shawn Buckley, Jason Metcalf, Scott Eastin, Aaron Gilbrcth, Mike Jennings. Row 4: Beth Camp, Lisa Miller, Ixah lx ib. Bob Koehler, Rick Hickox, JcffKingcry, Jason Lcib. J. B. Anderson. Row 5: Jesse Pearce. Amy Dawkins, Stephanie Marvel. Marty Gucrrcltaz, Tammy Johnson, Lori Schofield. Dale Jackson. Row 6: Mike Clark. Dusty Hackney, Annette Hubble, Alex Pearce. John Brickcy. 56 CONCERT BAND Row 1: Lisa DcScIms. Christina Morkin, Michelle Wells, Kathy Edgington, Chris Rose, Scott Stine, Jill Wesner. Sherry Phillips. Row 2: Josie Gill, Christi Sefton, Shelly Allen, JoAnne Hearring. Julie Mason, Lori Lutrcll. Debbie Wreath, Wendy Grahm. Row 3: Kim Blackwell. Amy Moses. Cheryl Estheimer, Carolyn Cavins, Deborah Wagner, Tammy Smith. Misty Russell. Cindy Workman. Row 4: Leslie O'Dell. Dawn Winters. Janie Sebring. Tracy Conard, Leslie Dennis, Julie McConnell, Michelle Patterson, Kim Melton. Row 5: Susan Fife. Tisha Middleton. Melanie Connell, Debra Edgington, Steven Barber, Debbie Ruckman. Amy Coleman. Shanna Mann. Row 6: Jim Locum, Rob Stockc. Steve Linder, Steve Eastin. 57 AUXILIARIES ADD COLOR to BAND TWIRLERS Josie Gill, Amy Coleman FLAGS Above: FLAGS Row 1: Jeanne Pottorff Tammy Smith, Amy Moses Julie Kling. Row 2: Sherry Phillips Carolyn Covins Debbie Ruckman Lori Luttrell RIFLES: Row I: Staci Coggin Cindy Workman Amy Williamson Angie Pate. Row 2: Juanita Hollingsworth Nicki Woods, Deborah Wagner Jackie Thatcher 58 POMPONS Pompons perform at half-time POMPONS Beth Camp Kathy Edgington Julie Gocey Taura Huffman Lcsa Mason Leah Lcib Leslie O’Dell Heather O’Donnell Beth Reagan CHORUS ROUNDS OUT MUSIC DEPARTMENT Row 1: Cathy Waggoner. Michelle Pate. Beth Camp. Christina Morkin, Carolyn Cavins. Nancy Brown, Jill Wesner, Kim Melton. Row 2: Cindy Workman. Candy Adams, Traci Conard, Cheryl Estheimer, Tina Denton. Man Beth Welch. Kathy Edgington, Angel Dodson. Row 3: Tim Krutsinger, Chris Dixon. Misty Russell. Wendy Hunt. Barbara Lewis, Chris Williams. Chris Ross, Steve Linder. Row 4: Patrick Short. Larry Landrcth. John Brickey, Justin Markham. Alex Booth, Alex Pearce, Mike Jennings, Danny Myers. The major choral project is a musical extravaganza. H. P. shows how it’s done. The Pit Band provides the melody PEP CLUB FIRES ENTHUSIASM i Row 1: Mr. Welch, Sherry Coclasure, Richard Cook, Julie McConnell, Lori Luttrell, Stephanie Harvel, Derek Wagner, Melanie Connell, Janet Lewis, Cristi Sefton, Josie Gill, Amy Moses. Row 2: Cheryl Estheimer, Kim Melton, Jill Wesner, Amy Dawkins. Julie Gocey, Tammy Smith. Beth Reagan. Marty Guerrettaz, Bckin Youngblood, Mary Beth Welch, Kelly Krutsinger, Carol Todd, Leah Leib, Kathy Edgington, Lisa Miler, Lori Schofield, Kim Henson, Kelly Conard. Row 3: Troy Workman, Tim Locum, Tim Pearce, Justin Markham, Rob Stocke, Traci Conard, Sherry McGrew, Senna McClellan. And everyone came to the CELEBRATION following the Regional Victory. 60 VARSITY CLUB UNITES ALL ATHLETES Row 1: Mr. Welch, Carol Todd, Derek Wagner, J.R. Monical. Row 2: Richard Cook, Troy Workman, Rob Stocke, Justin Markham, Mike Jennings. Row 3: Jenny Beck, Mary Beth Welch, Jill Wesner, Kathy Edgington, Amy Dawkins, Susan Fife, Michelle Crown, Lori Schofield. Row 4: Cheryl Estheimer, Deborah Wagner, Julie Mason, Steve Linder, Lori Luttrell, Bekin Youngblood, Kelly Krutsinger, Leah Leib, Lisa Miller. Row 5: Tim Pearce, Tim Locum, Hank Hilmes, Janet Krut-singer, Kim McGrew. Row 6: Chad Thompson, Chad LeCrone. Chris Powless. Varsity Club Officers: Derek Wagner — President, Carol-Todd — Secretary, J.R. Monical — Sports Coordinator, backed by the Wolf “All for one,one for all!” Baseball and football lettcrman Mike Jennings supports ! basketball. 61 HONOR SOCIETY MAINTAINS HIGH STANDARDS To become a candidate for membership in the National Honor Society, a student must exhibit the four qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The 1985-86 National Honor Society enjoyed monthly meetings where guest speakers spoke on such topics as life in England and Germany, laser and veterinarian services. Through fund raising projects, such as selling T-shirts, the NHS supported a $150 scholarship. At the annual, formal induction banquet held in May, candidates, members, and parents were honored for their accomplishments. Row I: Debbie Ruckman, Derek Wagner, Jim Klein. Row 2: Lori Luttrell, Leslie Dennis. Row 3: Susan Fife 62 Leslie. Susan. Lori and Kim enjoy refreshments at a meeting. 1985-86 NHS officers were Derek Wagner. President; Lori Luttrell, Vice President; Deborah Ruckman. Secretary; and James Klein. Treasurer. Sponsors were Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Smith. CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP SERVICE Kim. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Payne and Justin relax after a meeting. Mrs. Smith chats with speaker Linda Barfield. Row I: Kim Melton. Crystal Mix, Mary Beth Welch, Janet Lewis, Josic Gill. Row 2: Lisa DcSelms, Andy VanMcter, Justin Markham, Bekin Youngblood, Greg Laughlin. Prccsidcnt Derek Wagner and Lori Luttrcll pin tapping colors on Juniors Mary Beth Welch, Kim Melton, and Justin Markham. Time Out! Everyone pauses for refreshment. 63 Under the Spotlight... We Shine! Illinois State Scholars: Leslie Dennis, Debbie Ruckman, Susan Fife, Tim Locum, Derek Wagner, and Shannon Hosick. Scholastic Bowl Team: Tim Locum. Leslie Dennis, Lori Luttrell, Debbie Ruckman, (back) Derek Wagner, Jim Locum, Shawn Williamson, Scott Stine, Chris Herman, Joey Broz, Glenn Wiley, Ramcz Naam. Heath, Jim and Keith were top dogs in the hotdog contest. Here’s how it’s done! ATTRACTIONS “HEAVEN IN YOUR EYES” Look, Mom! Just another hard day at school. Now I told you ...!! Class officers... or class nerds?? 66 SETS HOMECOMING MOOD Students decorated the gym in colors of blue and white Newly crowned Homecoming Queen, Tammy Dockins and Homecoming King, Derek Wagner are flanked by retiring Queen Karen Klein and King Doug Eaton. SNOW ROYALTY Retiring King Tim Locum removes his crown after crowning the new Queen while retiring Queen Annette Hubble crowns new King. Reigning Queen Tammy Dockins and King Jim Locum SNOW Designed as a fund-raiser for The Harstan, candidates are selected from the four classes and elected by “penny-a-vote.” The winners are crowned at a soc-hop. DANCE THE CANDIDATES: Row I: Deborah Wagner, Jill Wesner, Tammy Dockins. Susan Dulaney. Row 2: Shawn Buckley. Justin Markham. Derek Wagner. Jim Locum. S.B.P. Candidates Present Outstanding Talent in Signs, Skits, and Campaigns Hank says “Vole for me , and enough did to make him ihe new SBP, under ihe able managership of Tim Pearce. Managers Tim Locum and Rob Stocke say “Justin's the one. Candidate Jill Wcsner has manager Beth Camp on her side, willing to knock off the other opponents. Candidate Annette Hubble is lifted by manager Steve Linder to show that she's the one to choose. Candidate Danny Myers drives a big advertisement for SBP. 69 ALUMNI GAME SETS TONE FOR 60’S SOC-HOP You don't have to dance to enjoy a soc-hop.” “Love stinks!” Sweethearts Gather For Annual Dance THE COURT: Robin Noblct, Jeff Kirk, Jill Wesner, Shawn Buckley, Kevin Connell, Angie Ocstrich, Amanda Payne. Lcsa Mason, Greg Mathews, Darren Welty, Stcphine Blackledgc, Craig Lane, and Lisa Miller. Coronation is soon to come . .. And our new queen captures everyone's eye. Leah and Mike — true sweethearts Debbie, Jeff, Lori, Mike, Kim, and Roger hit the floor for a fast dance. 71 Musicians rock FHS with ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ “Bye Bye Birdie” is the story of a rock and roll singer, the Elvis Presley type, who is about to be drafted into the army. Albert Peterson and Rose Alvarez concoct one final publicity plan before Conrad's induction: he will bid a typical American teenage girl goodbye with “one last kiss.” This musical takes you from New York to Ohio and from the Ed Sullivan Show to a Shriner’s meeting. Chorus Members: John Brickey, Marcy Burt, Megan Burt. Melissa Burt, Traci Conard, Tina Denton, Angel Dodson, Cheryl Estheimer, Wendy Hunt, Mike Jennings, Tim Krutsingcr, Kim Melton, Misty Russell, Cathy Waggoner, Jill Wesner, Cindy Workman. Jill “reaches out during the telephone hour. Kim (Kathy Edgington) and Conrad (Danny Myers) take a stroll. Rose belts out “An English Teacher.” Rose, you look better than usual! CAST Kim MacAfee Harry MacAfee Doris MacAfee Albert Peterson Hugo Peabody Mae Peterson Conrad Birdie Ursula Mcrkle Rose Alvarez Randolph MacAfee Birdie's Band Mayor Mayor's wife Kathy Edgington Chris Rose Mary Beth Welch Steve Linder Justin Markham Christina Morkin Danny Myers. Candy Adams Beth Camp Larry Landreth Alex Pearce Alex Booth Chris Dixon Nancy Brown The MacAfces welcome Conrad Birdie into their home. The musical heats up as Hugo (Justin Markham) punches Conrad on live TV! 72 “NEVER SAY GOODBYE” to ’87 PROM The Royal Court — Chad Thompson, Jill Wcsncr, Mark Stanley, Annette Hubble, Tim Pearce., Stephanie Harvel, Queen Tammy Dockins, King C'raig Lane, Amy Dawkins, Tim Locum, Lori Luttrcll, Derek Wagner, Retiring Queen Shannon Simmons. GregCaroll Kim and Roger smile for the camera. Students take a break from dancing. Shannon crowns the new Queen. Tammy Dockins. Having a wonderful time . . . wish you were here! The gentleman rise to ask the ladies to dance. 73 CLASS OF ’87 Steve and Tammy reach a milestone — and gowns. Michelle won the early bird award; her research paper was turned in two days before the due date. measuring for caps It s the greatest Show Susan Fife and Debbie Ruckman were still com- on Earth! It is four years peting during the final week of school to deter- in production! The light mine first and second positions in the class, falls on the center ring and the strains of Pomp and Circumstance begin for the Grand Finale — Graduation. From the ordering of announcements to the delivery of caps and gowns, not to speak of debates, projects, concluding papers, contests and social events, the second semester is geared to the thrilling final moments at FHS. The gala spectacle began in the gymnasium on Wednesday evening with the Baccalaureate service at which senior members of the chorus sang What a Difference You've Made In My Life” and Reverend Darren Durey delivered the address. Then on Friday night the band played the traditional melody once again and the graduates made their final appearance for Commencement. Class President Tim Locum bade parents, faculty and friends welcome and the show moved along with recogniton of the award win- Class President Tim ners and the Top Ten, climaxing with the Salutatorian ,um sho J olT his and the Valedictorian delivering their speeches. Presen- we comm8 ad ress-tation of diplomas led to the recessional and the Class of '87 concluded its final performance. Band manbers gave a concert just prior to graduation. Senior band members presented a number during the program. 74 STARS IN GRAND FINALE Susan Fife Deborah Ruckman Derek Wagner Leslie Dennis Lori Luttrell Greg Wheeler Carol Todd Jim KJcin Shannon Hosick Chrissy Lutz The Top Ten Scholarship and Award Winners 4.896 4.892 4.766 4.638 4.579 4.522 4.506 4.485 4.415 4.399 Eugene Matttis Award Winners: Derek Wagner and Deborah Ruckman vfw b pw Flora Education Assn. Kiwanis Bucl LongSeh. Docd Briscoe Human. Award Cecil Powlcss Memorial Sch. Roland Gill Memorial Scholarship Beta Sigma Phi Sch. Walmart Sch. Flora N.H.S. Univ. of Evansville Merit Sch. U of I Veterans Sch. U of I Veterans Sch. University of Wis. Athletic Sch. National Guard Sch. Elks Sch S.I.U. Agriculture Sch. Sanford Brown Ath. Sch. Lincoln Trail Sch. — Shannon Hosick Olncy Community College Sch. — Beth Camp. Traci Conrad. Amy I awkins. Richard Dixon. Steve Linder. Janet Krutsingcr. Kim MeGrew. Sherry MeGrew. Lesa Mason. Lisa Miller. Juli Thompson, and Chris Rose. Randy Baker and Chrissv Lut . Derek Wagner and Susan Fife Susan Fife Leah Lcib Leslie IX nnis Randy Baker Janet Krutsingcr Tim Locum Carol Todd Beth Camp Deborah Ruckman Susan Fife Derek Wagner Susan Fife Deborah Ruckman Tim l.ocum Bill Joiner Derek Wagner Jim Klein Tim Pearce DEPARTMENT AWARD WINNERS P E Girls PF Boy s Math Journalism Science Social Studies Ind. Arts Music English Agriculture Athletics Lori Luttrell Tim Dickinson Susan Fife Dan R ogers Susan Fife Kathy Edgington Jeff Banta Beth Camp. Steve Linder Susan Fife Jim Klein Janet Krutsingcr. Tim Locum Any Excuse For A Getaway “Jailbreak!!!” Throughout ’86-’87, students seemed • to break out of the day to day routine of FHS to participate in activities not even heard of by students in other schools; all these activities involved prisons, criminals, and crime. “All wc wants a prison was the theme when Big Jim Thompson visited Flora, putting a smile on everyone's face as he left school early. Next, a bomb threat ushered in spring break. Jason Leib takes a break from school at the football field; classrooms were evacuated for several minutes during the bomb threat. Still hoping to get a prison built in the community. Flora citizens held •Is We Is Day', completed by the FHS marching band. All FHS'crs had an extended lunch hour for ‘Is Wc Is? Day’. ‘Is Wc?' ask FHS band members as they march to the beat of “Jailhousc Rock. 76 5¥il Golfers Tee Off to a Record Low Front Row: Lance Collins, Dennis Collins, Tony Fchrcnbacher, Chris Rose. 2nd Row: Rob Stockc, Jeff Kirk, Shannon Hosick, Blaine Henson. The 1986-87 season for the Wolves golf team was a year of firsts. The Wolves began their season with two back-to-back victories and school records. The Wolves then placed first in their own invitational, with three FHS golfers placing in the top five. They were Shannon Hosick, medalist; Blaine Henson, 3rd; Tony Fehrenbacher, 5th. The Wolves placed second at the conference match. The Wolves won the regional for the first time, while advancing all six players to sectional as individuals and as a team, another first. The Wolves placed 3rd at sectionals to qualify the team to state, yet another 1st. As the record year came to a close, the golf team was the 11th best in the state and the best ever from FHS. 78 Coach Tom Welch, Shannon Hosick. Blaine Henson, Rob Stocke. Jeff Kirk, Dennis Collins, Tony Fchrcnbacher. Blaine Henson — Team M.V.P. JefT Kirk, Rob Stockc, Shannon Hosick, Coach Tom Welch, Blaine Henson, Dennis Collins, Tony Fchrcnbacher. STRIVE 4 PERFECTION Lori sweeps the ball. B to T: Coach Linda Brisseden, Jackie Thatcher, Jenny Miglin, Lori Luttrell, Josie Gill. Julie Mason. Carrie Stringer. Mary Beth Welch, Debbie Lutz. Jenni Edminson. “Strive for Perfection” was the girls’ tennis team's motto. Coach Brisseden pulled through this year with another NEC crown and Sectional win. She had 5 state qualifiers: Mary Beth, Lori, Carrie, Josie and Julie. Mary Beth won xh point. Lori and Carrie had 2xh points and were in top 20 doubles team at state. During the season the record was 11-0 and the team placed 5th in the Belleville East Invitational Tournament. They have achieved their goals. Julie prepares for a forehand. 79 VOLLEYBALL SURMOUNTS Row I: Beth Reagan. Annette Hubble. Row 2: Angie Baity, Kathy Edgington, Coach Denise Miglin. Kim McGrew, Debra Edgington. Row 3: Beth Gocey, Debbie Wreath, Amy Coleman, Chris Schowalters, Carlee Myers, Michelle Crown. Row 4: Jeanne PottorfT, Tammy Smith. Kim dunks one over. Again, the Wolfgals started as an inexperienced team. They lost seven seniors last year, four of which were starters. Along with a new coach, the Flora Wolfgals used this year mostly for a rehabilitation year. The serving award of 1986-87 was given to Jeanne PottorfT; Amy Coleman was given the setting award; the spiking award went to Kim McGrew along with the MVP award; Debbie Wreath ended up with the blocking award. Beth Reagan, Annette Hubble, and Kim McGrew were chosen for the Sports Writers Award, and Annette Hubble along with Kim McGrew were elected for the CCAP All-Star Team. The Wolfgals went through a very difficult season despite their inexperience and injuries. They’ll be losing only one senior this year. Several people left the team before the season ended leaving the girls with more problems to face. The girls that stayed on the team have learned a lot and have gained more confidence in themselves and each other. Next year, the Wolfgals are determined to give it all they’ve got and have a “winning season.” Thanks to Coach Denise Miglin and Lori Shehom for a job well done. Amy fakes out the Mule player. Bend those knees!! 80 OBSTACLES Row I: Jennifer Georges, Stephanie Lents, Marsha Hinkle, Carla Hinkle. Row 2: Shelly Allen, Deborah Wagner, Trina Perry, Leslie O’Dell, Debra Edgington, Debbie Wreath, Coach Lori Shchom. “Never fear!” Beth and Kim get their hands on a Cardinal spike. “Oh, no! Why me?!” LOSING SEASON PLAGUES WOLVES Tim Locum receives Flora-OIncy Shriners MVP plaque. A small turnout and injuries to key players hampered the Football Wolves bid for a winning season. The Wolves started out their season in an impressive fashion as they defeated their first two opponents, Effingham and Carmi. However, the team’s hopes soon dwindled as they dropped their next 3 in a row. But the Wolves were determined not to lose their Homecoming Game. Despite a poor first half the Wolf Pack triumphed 34-7 for a decisive victory. Once again things turned sour for the Wolves as they were defeated by Madison and Olney in their last two games. Although they finished with a 3-6 record. Flora had 10 players named to either the Sportswriters or Broadcasters All Conference Teams. They included Tim Locum. Richard Dixon, Troy Workman. Leon Thurman, Tony James, Brent Winka, Gcff Holland, Justin Markham, Steve Reddish, and Wes Greenwood. 82 Row I, Left-Right: Derek Wagner, Richard Cook, Leon Thurman, Tim Locum, Troy Workman, J. R. Highsmith, Sam Dulaney. Jim Norton. Row 2: Lester Hutchins. Wesley Greenwood, Brent Winka, GefT Holland, Justin Markham. Tony James. Mike Jennings, Richard Dixon. Row 3: Coach Les O'Dell, Troy McNccly, Jim Cowan. Steve Reddish, J. R. Monica I, Jason Leib, Mike Lamb. Aaron f iilhri� fh f'mrh Inn Mtoltn DESPITE GOOD PERFORMANCES Below: Wolves' line gives Locum pass protection DAY'S END! Lying in Front: Derek Wagner. Richard C ook. Sitting On Ground: Sam Dulaney. Jim Norton, J. R. Monical, J. R Highsmith, Richard Dixon. On Car: Troy Workman, Tim Locum, Mike Jennings. Leon Thurman. A HOST OF FRESHMEN GIVE PROMISE Row 1: Paul Moeller, Jason Abner, Steve Eastin, Greg Perry, Chris Powless, Justin Perry, David Mills, Tommy Henson. Row 2: Coach Chuck Buchanan, Jason Cook, Charlie Bullard, Greg Burkett, Dale Jackson, Rodd Engelmeier, J. B. Anderson, Coach Lowell Pemberton. Row 3: Dan Theobald, Allen Hemrich, Paul Turlais, Jim Locum, Curtis Leib, Shawn Krutsinger, Bobby Koehler. Jim Locum and Chris Powless await chance to get into the Varsity game. Locum and Jennings bury a Trojan. FALL SPORTS SUMMARY VARSITY FOOTBALL Flora 7 Effingham 6 Flora 28 Carmi 8 Flora 0 Salem 7 Flora 33 Mt. Carmel 36 Flora 12 Lawrcnceville 25 Flora 18 Fairfield 35 Flora 34 Red Hill 7 Flora 0 Madison 16 Flora 18 Olney GOLF 41 Flora 154 Salem 157 Flora 154 Vandalia 163 Flora 147 Fairfield 168 Flora 166 Salem 154 Flora 166 Centralia 151 Flora 161 Olney 177 Flora 169 Newton 179 Flora 169 Olney 163 Flora 158 St Elmo 190 Flora 158 Fiarfield 195 Flora 159 Salem 165 Flora 162 Robinson 164 Flora 147 Carmi 185 Flora 147 St Anthony 190 Flora 159 Vandalia 155 Flora 159 Effingham 165 Flora 152 Newton 174 Flora 157 Olney 166 Flora 157 Carmi 201 Regional Champs State Qualifying Team WRESTLING Flora 21 Red Hill 48 Flora 28 Fairfield 37 Flora 25 Carmi 39 Flora 33 Fairfield 33 Flora 9 Lawrcnceville 58 Flora 15 Mt. Carmel 48 Flora 30 Cumberland 39 Flora 32 Mt. Pulaski 37 Flora 60 Quincy Notre Dame 12 Flora 15 Litchfield 49 Flora 18 Red Hill 48 Flora 8 Lawrenceville 50 Flora 40 Vandalia 30 Flora 18 Union County 48 Flora 24 Carmi 39 Troy Workman — Sectional Qualifier 1st NEC 185 lbs. - Varsity Volleyball Opponent Newton W L Wayne City L 7-15,7-15 Clay City W 15-14, 15-10 Mt. Carmel L 3-15, 11-15 Flora Invitational Noble L 11-15, 5-15 Clay City L 12-15, 11-15 Cisne L 14-16, 6-15 Fairfield W 11-15, 15-10, 15-11 Salem L 8-15, 7-15 Olney L 5-15, 2-15 St. Anthony W 15-7, 15-5 Carmi L 8-15, 9-15 Louisville L 8-15, 15-13,4-15 Lawrenceville L 10-15, 5-15 Grayville L 9-15, 15-4, 9-15 Fairfield L 1-15, 3-15 Kaskaski Tournament Odin L 15-11,9-15, 14-16 Salem W 15-6, 7-15, 16-14 Centralia L 9-15, 3-15 Crossville L 9-15, 4-15 Albion Tournament Fairfield W 15-12, 7-15, 15-12 Eldorado L 3-15, 10-15 Grayville L 6-15, 2-15 Olney L 5-15, 7-15 Sandoval L 15-9, 7-15, 10-15 Regionals Cisne L 12-15, 8-15 Clay City W 15-4, 7-15, 15-10 L 5-15, 13-15 GIRLS' TENNIS Flora 9 Tcutopoolis 0 Flora 9 Centralia 0 Flora 9 Casey 0 Flora 9 Newton 0 Flora 9 Fairfield 0 Flora 9 Salem 0 Flora 9 Carmi 0 Flora 9 Salem 0 Flora 9 Carmi 0 Flora 9 Effingham 0 Flora 8 Olney 1 1st Place NEC, 1st Place I.H.S.A. Sectional State Qualifiers — Mary Beth Welch, Lori Luttrell and C arrie Stringer, Josie Gill and Julie Mason WRESTLING WOLVES TO TO THE MAT Row I: Heath Jenkins. Row 2: Steve Reddish, Mike Frank, Troy Workman, Leon Thurman, Richard Dixon. Row 3: Willie Tackit, Tim C'ook, Ed Witt, Tyler Scott, Buddy Sisco, Keith Davis, Paul Waddclow. Is s a pin for Tim Cook. 86 Troy Workman — champ. The Wolves’ Wrestling team finished the 1986-87 season with a record of 3 wins, 9 losses, and a tie. With some of the mainstays on the team not able to make weight in the early part of the season, many underclassmen got a chance at Varsitv competition and give hope for the future. Senior captain Troy Workman had trouble early with weight but fought back to claim his second conference title and earn a trip to the Sectional tournament. Troy at his best. 2nd time NEC' Richard Dixon meets his opponent headon. “LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE WOLVES!” “Ummmp ... You think you're bad?? — the cheerleaders celebrate the regional win. The ’86-’87 cheerleaders led FHS in spirit and excitement. During the summer the girls attended an NCA camp at Rend Lake. For homecoming, they kept up with tradition by painting windows downtown. This year the girls gave the basketball team a boost before the first regional game by cooking pancakes and sausage for them that morning. It worked!!! The varsity squad keeps the crowd excited at SIV-E. VARSITY SQUAD: From Left: Leah Lcib. Lori Schofield, Carol Todd, Kim Brown, Beth Camp, Jill Wcsncr, and Amy Dawkins. JV SQUAD: Bottom: Christy Sefton, Michelle Young. Middle: Melanie Connell, Tammy Allen, Kelly Conard, and Top: Cheryl Eslheirner. The FHS mascot, Angie Pate, makes a friend... or foe? 87 BASKETBALL WOLFGALS SHOW Left to Right: Manager Julie Mason, Jennifer Georges, Sherry Colclasure, Jenny Beck, Julie McConnell, Coach Charles Buchanan, Angie McGrew, Carrie Stringer, Debbie Lutz, Jenni Edmison, Manager Michelle Abner. Dedication: The Unsung Subs The LOOK of CHAMPIONS Row 1: Assistant Coach Cindy Johnson, Angie MeGrew, Carrie Stringer, Debbie Lutz, Susan Fife, Leah Waddelow Coach Rich Porter. Row 2: Coach Charles Buchanan, Jenny Beck, Julie McConnell, Sherry Colclasure, Mary Beth Welch, Janet Krutsingcr, Kim McGrcw, Stacy Pearce. “Oh no you don't,” say Kim MeGrew and Carrie Stringer. Led by veteran Coach Rick Porter, the Wolfgals performed exceptionally well again this season. The team compiled a season record of 19 wins and only 6 losses, with 2 of those losses going to state-ranked teams Mcleansboro and Teutopolis. Included in the 19 wins were victories which left the girls co-conference and regional champions, in addition to placing them first in the Kaskaskia tournament. Senior Janet Krutsinger led the Wolfgals in rebounds and scoring, while sophomore Carrie Stringer was named most improved. Through heavy traffic goes Janet Krutsinger. 89 THE VARSITY Row I: Joe Krutsingcr. Doug Henson, Chad LeCrone, Wesley Greenwood, Tim Pearce, Jim Jennings, John Nicholson, J. R. Monical. Row 2: Hank Hilmes. Jim Locum. Charles Behnkc, Tim Locum, Coach Tom Welch, Chad Thompson, Paul Turlais, Bekin Youngblood. Tony James. DETERMINATION NETS CHAMPIONSHIPS “Mr. Everything, Tim I ocum, captures the ball on the run. J. R. Monical scraps for the ball. Chad Thompson skies for two. 90 Tim l-ocum lakes charge Chad LeCrone pops Tim Pearce drives for a Hank Hilmes powers Jim Locum one-hands a power with a bucket. from the baseline. lay-up. in two. lay-up. The WILD BUNCH Show Their Mettle The Wild Bunch — nickname for the 86-87 Flora Wolves, had another successful year, having a 26-5 record and winning the First West Frankfort Mid-Winter Classic and the Regional Tournament before being stopped in the Sectional Tournament finals. This season the Wolves were led by seniors Tim Locum and Tim Pearce, juniors Chad LeCrone and Hank Hilmes, and freshman Jim Locum. Sophomore Chad Thompson helped the Wolves as did junior Tony James (coming off the bench). The highlights of this year’s season were the records set by the team and one individual, Tim Locum. Tim broke the single game record by scoring 46 points against Salem on senior night and set a new career record of 2074 points. The team set a couple of records, too. They broke the single game record by scoring 114 points and had three games over 100 points. CELEBRATION: The Fruits of Success! 91 THE JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Doug Henson, Michael Powell, Wesley Greenwood, Chris Powlcss, Jim Jennings. Row 2: Coach Andy Knapp, Charles Behnkc, Paul Turlais, Chad Thompson, Jim Locum, Tony James. Strong Underclassmen Promise Future Strength FRESH-SOPH Row 1: Trenton Cycholl, James Snell, Aaron Venable, Jason Abner, Jason Cook, Brandon Warren. Row 2: Coach Lowell Pemberton, Dale Johnson, Jarrod Brissenden, Curtis Leib, Shawn Krutsingcr, Jason Metcalf. 92 WINTER SPORTS SUMMARY BOYS' V A UNITY BASKETBALL WE THEY FRESH. BOYS' BASKETBALL WE THEY GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL WE THEY Red Hill 72 63 Effingham 43 50 North Clay 55 41 Louisville 81 39 Fairfield 42 52 McLeansboro 49 65 Carmi 61 74 Lawrcnccvillc (A)62 32 Salem 68 45 Salem 65 45 Lawrcnccvillc (B)42 38 Oblong 64 27 Fairfield 1 14 39 Clay City 79 38 Carlyle 55 33 Ml. C'armel 68 55 Salem 58 27 Nashville 41 33 Olncy 92 Salem 44 31 Weselin 47 42 Raymond- Tcutopolis 48 40 Mater Dei 46 44 Lincolnwood 109 Olncy (A)57 46 Carlyle 51 49 Litchfield 50 V5o Olney (B)48 31 Carmi 76 24 Pana 75 k 6T North Clay 60 43 Newton 61 33 Lawercnccvillc 72 $3 Fairfield 60 67 Fairfield 57 49 Si. Anthony Mt. Carmel Carlyle Eldorado 69 56 Marion 67 50 Meridian 69 44 West Frankfort 63 55 Edwards County 103 41 Fairfield 80 44 Venice 58 71 Olncy 99 50 Carmi 44 53 Red Hill 77 75 Salem 91 56 Lawrcnccvillc 69 58 Clay City 63 41 North Clay 86 36 Tcutopolis 69 51 Martinsville 62 57 Newton 61 69 BOYS'J.V. BASKETBALL WE THEY Red Hill 63 57 Louisville 65 49 Carmi 51 47 Salem 74 52 Fairfield 81 41 Mt. Carmel 64 51 Olncy g 58 44 Lawrcnccvillc 43 42 • 1 St. Anthony 49 45 Mt. Carmel 63 t 46 Albion 58 ft 48 f Fairfield 50 34 Olney 81 48 Carmi 77 68 Red Hill 92 56 4 Salem 77 43 Lawrcnccvillc 48 38 Lawrcnccvillc Olncy OInev ()l Distr Cisne NorthClal 69 (A) 47 (B) 58 54 51 50 20 56 65 46 81 37 66 50 SOPH. BOYS' BASKETBALL WE THEY Effingham 51 Fairfield 64 Clay City 61 % Salem 53 Salem 25 % Tcutopolis 40 North Clay 61 80 ' Fairfield 56 46 r . Lawrcnccvillr 38 Rfci Effingham Charlestown Lawrence lllc Salem Mt. Carmel Olncy Fairfield Red Hill Olney twrcnccvillc imundy Kinmundy ille rCity Tcutopolis m 51 37 56 59 80 57 45 54 37 56 36 94 47 59 36 42 45 51 39 58 44 48 46 38 70 47 38 36 22 50 GIRLS'J.V. BASKETBALL WE THEY Running Improves as Track Row I: Leslie Dennis, Casey Noll. Stacy Pearce. Mary Beth Welch, Leah Leib, Julie McConnell. Cheryl Estheimer. Row 2: JoAnn Hearring, Michelle Patterson. Sherry Colclasure. Julie Mason. Carrie Stringer, Jenny Beck. Beth Camp, Jeanne PottorfT. SPEED and AGILITY is the name Jeanne PottorfT takes it in stride. Sherry Colclasure. Stacy Pearce JoAnne Hearring. Mary Beth Welch Championship running for Relay Team State Qualifiers 94 Season Progresses Row 1: Charlie Bullard. Paul Turlais, Shawn Buckley. Jason Lcib. Lester Hutchens, Allen Heinrich. Jason Forth. Row 2: Tim Dickinson. John Koons, Tony James. Hank Hilmes, Rob Stocke. Tim Cook. J. R. Monical. Shawn Williamson. Troy Workman. Leroy Martin. Tim Locum. of the GAME Justin Markham and Tim Locum, a one-two finish for FHS. J. R. Monical gets the baton from Hank Hilmes as they maintain the lead. Tony James flies through the air with the greatest of case. 95 WOLFALS’ SOFTBALL Builds Skills Row I: Christina Thompson. Deborah Wagner, Susan Fife, Tisha Middleton, Staci Porter. Debbie Lutz. Debbie Wreath, Tammy Johnson. Jamie Fitch. Row 2: Shelly Henson. Kathy Edgington. Michelle Crown, Angie McGrew, Kim McGrew, Janet Krutsinger. Leslie O'Dell. Kelly Krutsinger. Jennifer Georges. Lisa Miller. Kelly Krutsinger prepares to swing. “I've got it! shouts Kathy Edgington. Susan Fife swings a mean bat. Michelle Crown takes a cautious lead off third. Almost a put-out by Kim McGrew. 96 BATMEN SET SCORING RECORDS Row I: Shannon Hosick. Phil Bute. Wesley Greenwood, Tim Pearce, Jason Woomcr, Jim Cowan, Joe Krutsingcr, Randy Beard, Audy Fenton. Row 2: Tim Krutsingcr. Donna McKinney. GefT Holland. Tony Reed, Kelly Berger, Shane Osborne, Jim Jennings. Richard Dixon, Chad LeCrone, Lowell Pemberton, Jim Miglin. Wesley Greenwood is safe at second. Tim Pearce greets Chad LeCrone at home WOLVES NET the NEC and CARMI QUAD Row I: Britt Brown, Scott Stine, Larry Landreth, Aaron Venable, Jason Abner, Michael Penry, Dustin Hackney, Jason Kincaid. Row 2: Jerry Stringer, Steve Eastin, James Snell, Derek Wagner, Bekin Youngblood, Chris Powless. Shannon Orel. Derek Wagner makes a backhand cut. Bekin Youngblood, State Qualifier in singles, is at play with Shannon Orel, his NEC doubles championship partner. son Clay M f (____ I (Miisvilli SUMMARY 13 9 5 3 2 1 17 W 16 15 Salem Ml. (‘a Alhio Eldorado Canni Dicterich rente vi lie Lt I ingham faif field 9 t TMcIblc II Mi. Carmel 9 C Clay City Horn 0 tlora Flora 1 Flora 8 Flora 1 Flora 7 Flora 5 Flora 7 Flora 6 Flor 11 Flora 3 Flora 9 Jlora 3 Flora 2 Flora Flora 1 BOVS' TENNIS Centralia Mattoon Effingham Olncy Carmi Fairfield Salem Centralia Charleston Bekin Youngblood — State Qualifier % BASEBALL Si. Anihon; Odin Salem Cirayville Mt. Carmel Carmi Olncy Lawrence vi lie Dicterich Noble Red Hill % I airfield 1 dwards County Noble Si Mt. C armel 'M Hats off to ... FALL MVP’S: Kim McGcw, Blaine Henson, Tim Locum. Lori Luttrell SI I ERR A (OICI, Sl RE Basketball 2nd Team — All NEC Hon. Men — All Area Track State Qualifier — Relays AMA COLEMAN A ollev ball Serving Award RICHARD COOK Wrestling Best Middleweight RICHARD DIXON Football Hon Men — NEC Best OITcnsivc Lineman JKNI FDMINSON Tennis Most Improved TONA EEIIRENBAC HER Golf 5th Mora Inv SUSAN FIFE Softball Most Improved All DA FENTON WINTER MVP’s: Tim Locum. Troy Workman, Janet Krutsinger. BI AINF HENSON Golf NEC— 3rd Regional — 5gh Sectional — 2nd Flora Inv. — 3rd State Qualifier MAP GEEE HOLLAND FiMitball Hon Men —NEC SHANNON IIOSICK Golf NEC —4th Regional — 2nd Mora Inv — 1st Baseball lion Men — NEC MIKE JENNINGS Football Most Improved JANFI kKl ISINC.FR Basketball All NEC- All Area 4lh l earn — All State MVP — Kaskaskia MVP Softball MVP CIIAD I.FCRONF Basketball 2nd Team — All NEC Baseball Hon. Men. — NEC Best Fielding Avc Best ERA MVP JIM LCXT M Basketball Hon. Men. — NEC IIM LOCUM FiMitball All NEC Best Back MAP Basketball All NEC All Area All Stair MAP LORI LUTTRELL Tennis State Qualifier MVP kIM McGREW A ollev ball MAP JUSTIN MARkHAM I rack MVP JULIE MASON Tennis Baseball Hon Men. — NEC JOSIE GILL Tennis State Qualifier W ESLEY GREENWOOD football 2nd Team — All NEC Baseball ALL NEC Best Batting Average JOANN HEARRING I rack State Qualifier— Relays MAP SPRING MVP’S: Row I: Mary Beth Welch, JoAnn Janet Krutsinger Hearring. Row 2: Chad LeCrone, Bckin Youngblood. Justin Markham STAC A PEARCE Track State Qualifier — Relays TIM PEARCE Basketball Hon Mon — NEC GREG PERRA Wrestling Most Improved JEANNE POTTORFE A ollev ball Setting Award STEVE REDDISH Football Hon. Men. — NEC AA resiling Sportsmanship IONA RFED Baseball Most RBI'S Hon. Men. — NEC BUDDY SISCO AA resiling Best Lightweight ROBSTOCKE (.olf Sectionals— 8th State Qualifier CARRIE STRINGER Tennis State Qualifier LEON THURMAN Football Hon Men — NEC MARA BETH WELCH Tennis State Qualifier Basketball Hon. Men. — NEC 2nd Team — All Area All Tournmcnt — Kaskaskia Track State Qualifier— Relays MVP JASON AA'OOMER Baseball Best on Base Average IROA WORKMAN Football Best Defensive Lineman 2nd Team — NEC AA resiling NEC 1st 185 Class Sectional Qualifier Best Heavyweight MVP BKKIN AOUNCBLOOD Tennis State Qualifier MVP State Qualifier 100 t intervals during a circus there occurs a rattle of drums and the spotlight falls on an individual perfor tee; during our circus year there have been events worthy of special notice. These people are indeed .. in the limelight.” Jancl Krutsinger poses with her parents, OCC representative, and Coach Porter as she signs her letter of intent. Tim Locum. Mrs. Locum, Coach Welch. Mr. Locum smile in triumph as Tim signs to play Big Ten basketball at the University of Wisconsin. The Jets Team represented FHS at the OCC Math Department — sponsored scholastic contest. Retirees Mrs. Anne Riley and Mr. Bill Berry reminisce with a 1957 Harstan. Mr. Berry 's first. 101 you’ll get more THAN JUST A PICTURE... when you visit a Certified Professional Photographer Virginia Witter Donald Witter CPP 1001 W. Main St. I Fairfield. IL 62837 PAVB91S ROH R’S GROCERY ALLSTATE REX SEED and GRAIN C-MART ELECTRO ELECTRIC COMPANY BUCKLEY-SHELBY INSURANCE BILL PLUMLEE-GOLDEN RULE INSURANCE COMPANY TIME-OUT RANCH MOTEL OLLIE’S FASHION SHOP 102 C M VIDEO Parks Wallpaper and Paint Annette Hubble and JcfT Kirk make a good selection of movies and entertaiment. Susan Dulaney and Mike Jennings Mike Jennings is right behind the wheel! Tony James and Jim Locum seeing eye to eye. Bert Holman Ford 720 W. North Ave. Flora, IL 662-2193 Frank Hettiger. O.D. 834 W. N. Avenue Flora, IL 62839 662-4045 424 W. NORTH AVE. FLORA, IL 662-4914 421 W. North Ave. Phone: 662-4116 104 XENIA STORE 511 Front Street Xenia, IL 62899 Ph.: 678-2281 “Best Wishes to The Class of 87” Ina’s Beauty Salon 202 Flora Ave. Flora, IL Ph. 662-8719 Let Ina help you coordinate make-up with your color-coded season. By knowing what colors in your season are best on you, you can save time shopping. SLEDGE DRILLING CO. 227 W. Maple Flora, IL 62839 Ph.:662-4451 Susan Dulaney Mike Jennings MARTIN PRINTING ALBUM Complete Offset Letter Press Printing “Call us — We’ll work for you” 171 North Sycamore Flora, IL 62839 Phone: 662-7171 Anting album cc Larry Marlin JERRY’S TACO HUT Mexican-American Food 129 West North Ave. Flora, 1L 662-2861 Kenny Windle Steve McCarthey Take me out to the movies! TOWN THEATER 120 E. North Ave. Flora, IL 662-5066 For all the latest sports Action, tune into 103.9 WNOI RR 1 FLORA, IL 662-8331 V J SPARTON Manufacturing Company P.O. 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Illinois 62839 Telephone: (618) 662 2183 BRIAN VANDER PLAATS Manege' Strike the Tent! As the 1987 Circus of Stars come to an end, the excitement is not over. The stars will go their separate ways out into the galaxy to find their new beginnings. I wish each and everyone a bright and shining future wherever he or she may go. There are many people to be thanked at the conclusion of this yearbook. First, I would like to thank The Advocate Press and Lindell “Smitty” Smith for all the pictures they provided for our use. Also, thanks to Tammy Dockins and Danny Rogers who have been very supportive and encouraging, and to the Harston staff members for all their time and help. Finally, a very special round of applause goes to Mrs. Riley for her role as ringmaster. Without all her endless time and support, there would not have been a 1987 Circus of Stars. Exit the performers, as another yearbook comes to an end. Tammy Boose 1987 Editor Tammy Boose and Danny Rogers have finished a long, tough job. 119 The FHS Circus — “Then and Now” Year after year the circus comes to town and while the format is the same, the acts arc always different. Just so is life at FHS. We have found that some things around school have changed a lot and others have changed very little from our parents’ high school days. First of all, proving that fads and fashions come and go. the “Go-Go Boots of our mothers (left) have reappeared in only a slightly different form. but today both guys and gals wear two or more designer watches on their arms Also, while mom's skirts were rising rapidly, (Cor-rin Ellis) ours are on their way down to the ankles. (Mary Beth Welch) ‘Then’ long straight hair was in (Mrs. Payne) but ‘now’ it's curls all the way! (Julie Kling) Dad was getting a surfer cut ‘then’ but now the guys arc trimming their shoulder-lenth hair into spikes (Chad Thompson). Pierced ears were a reviving interest a generation ago. This fashion has grown so that now some girls have multiple rings in each ear. (Tambra Brickcr) Although Mom and Dad were part of the Pepsi Generation, we go for the ‘Real thing’, wearing Coke shirts and sometimes even drinking Cokes! But, it seems the more things change, the more stay the same; some FHS students ‘then’ are teachers ‘now’! 120 Abner. Jason . . 42. 84 92, 98 Abner. Michelle... 42, 88 Adams, Candy... 18, 59 Allen. Corinna... 31 Allen, Dawn . 42 Allen. Jell... 35, 55 Allen. Scott... 42, 55 Allen. Shelly... 39, 57,81 Allen, Tammy. . . 42, 56, 87 Allen. Troy... 35 Allison, Tony. . . 35, 39 Anderson. Deanna... 14 Anderson. J. B.... 42. 56, 84 in Anderson. Tony... 39 Arbuckle. Shawn ... 39 Baird. Jim ... 6 Baity. Angie . .. 35. 48. 80, 106 Baker. Randall . . .18, 75 Banta, Jeff. 18. 75 Barber, Steven ... 39, 57 Beard, Randy ... 18. 86 Beck, Jennifer... 9, 35, 48, 50,61, 87 94 Bchnke, Charles... 35. 90.91,92 Benefield, Randy ... 18 Berger, Kelly ... 18. 86.110 Rcrry, Bill... 8. 101 Blackledge. Stephanie ... 35. 48, 54, 106 Blackwell, Kim... 35,5.3,57. 71 Boose, Tammy... 17, 18. 49. 50, Booth, Alex ... 59 Booth, Anthony... 42 Bowen, Rick... 18 Bowen, Tim ... 42 Bind, kelly... 35 51,54. 74, I0y. 119 .14 i... 42. 120 .35, 56,59 Brewer. Todd .. Bricker. I ambra nekey, John .. issenden. Ja Brjssenden, I in non. Brenr... 55 Brooks, Harold ... 13 Brooks, l.arry . 35 Brown, Britt. . . 39, 98 Brown, Kelly... 18 Brown. Kim .. . 35. 87 Brown. Linda... 42 Brown, Nancy ... 39. 48, 52, 53, 59 Brown, Virgil... 39 Broz, Joey ... 42, 64 Bryden, Jennifer... 39, 52 Buchanan, Charles... 10, 84, 88. 89 Buckley, Shawn ... 39, 56. 68, 71, 95 Bullard. Charlie ... 84, 95 Burkett, Greg... 42. 56, 84 Bute. Philip ... 39. 86, 97 Camp. Beth ... 18. 29. 53, 54. 56. 58, 59, 69. 72. 75, 87. 94 Campos. Trisha... 42 Canady, Kevin ... 18. 20 Carroll, Greg... 73 Cavins, Carolyn ... 35, 57. 58. 59 Childers. Randy... 17, 35 i. ( lark. Mary . . . 19 (’lark. Mike 42. 56 C lark. Nancy... 9 Coble, David ... 14 Coggin. Jennifer... 42 Coggin. Stacia . . i 39. 58 ( oldasurc, Sherry . . . 39. 56. 60, 88. 89, 94, 100 Coleman. Amy .. . 35. 57. 58, 80. 100 Coleman. Bob . 42 Coleman. Shawn ... 35 Coleman,T. E.... kJ( Collins. Dennis... 35, 78 Collins, Lance 42, 78 Conard, Kelly .. T9, 60. 87. 114 cvin . . 19. 5 |15 I ran . . (9. 54. 57, 59.60.75 , Kevin 7 v (jjC ( uiindl. Melanie. . 39,55,60.87 ( onrad, Mary ... 14 ( 'ook. Colin ... 42 ( 'ook. Jason ... 42. 84. 9' Cook, Riehard. . . 19. 28. 60V6I, 82. 83. 100 Cook. Tim... 35, 86. 95 0 C orbitt. Kirsten ... 35. 54 Cornwell. LaNac JH : |Cowan, . . . 86 Cowan, Marcy ... 43 Crown. Michelle ... I 9. 2 1. 54. 61, 74. 80. 96 ( yeholl. T renton . . 43. 56, 92. 112 Davis, Bobbi Jo . . . 19. 54. 68 Davis, Daren ... 35 Davis. Keith ... 43, 64. 86 Dawkins. Amy . 5. 19. 28. 30Jk, 56. 60, 61.73. 75. 87 Dawkins. Jennifer. . 43 Delaney. Lora ... 4 Dennis. Leslie 19. 48, 50. .57, 62, 64. 71, 75, 94 Denton. T ina . . . 39. 59 DeSelms. Lisa . . . 35, 48. 57. 63 j| DcSelms, Vem 48 Dickinson, Tim ... 19. 75. 95 Dill, Betty.. . 11. 52 M Dixon. Chris ... 39, 48. 59, 92 B Dixon. Richard 19 83. 100 [Dockins. TamnvjL.. . UjL 21.49.50, 54.67. 68, 73. 1 II Dodge. Mary Jane ... 11 Dodson. Angel... 39, 59 Doulhit. Brandi... 43 Dulaney. Sam ... 19, 82. 83 Dulaney. Susan . . 43,49.68. 104. ICjj5. 107, 111. 115. 116 Dunbar. Carl... 19 Durey, Lisa... 22, 51,54 Durre. Dallas... 39 Eaglin, Cindy... 39 Earnest, Dwight... 14 Eastin, Larry ... 35 Eastin, Scott... 22. 56 Eastin. Steve ... 43, 57, 84, 98 Eckelberry. Gary... 14 Edgington. Deborah ... 34. 48, 57, 80. 81 Edgington. Kathy ... 22. 28, 48, 50. 57, 58, 59. 60. 61, 72.75 87,94. 115 Edminson, Jennifer ... 43. 71,88, 100 Elliot, Boh... 5, 51 Ellis. Corinn ... 120 Ellis. Mike... 22, 29, 55 • Englcmeier. Rodd .43. 56, 84 Erwin. Jeremy... 34 Estheimer. Cheryl... 39, 48, 51. 52. 57. 59, 60. 61,87, 94, 114 Fehrenbacher. Tony ... 39, 78. 100, 107 Fenlon, Audy ... 97, 100 Fife, Susan . . . 22. 29. 48, 50. 61.64. 74. 75. 89. 96, 100 Fitch, Jamie ... 39. 96 Fitzgcrrald, Misty .39 Fitzjarrald, Shawn . . . 34 Forth, Jason ... 43. 95 Forth. Kim ... 43 Frank. Jason . 43 Freeman, Jennifer. . . Frost. Harold 14 Frost. Rita ... 43 Fry. Jason .22 Fry. Mike ... 10 . Georges. Jennifer ... 43, 80, 88. 96 Gibson. Kathy... 9 Gilbreth. Aaron ... 38. 40. 56, 82 Gill. Josic ... 17. 34, 48. 50, 57, 58. 60. 63. 79. 117 Gish. Wanda ... 13 Gocey. Beth ... 38. 80 Gocey. Julie 34. 48. 50. 58. 60 Graham. Wendy ... 38. 57 Greenwood. Derek 34 Greenwood. Ranard .14 Greenwood. Wesley ... 34. 82, 90, 91,92 Grobengeiser. Tammy... 43 Guerretta . Marty ... 34, 48. 53, 56, 60 Guinn. Ronald ... 34 Hackney, Dustin ... 43, 56. 98 Hall. Don . . . 34. 55 Hamilton, Randi... 22. 51, 54 Hampton, Rcnac ... 43 Harper, Johnnie... 43 Harri ngton, John ... 14 Harrell. Steve... 34 Harvel, Stephanie ... 34. 56. 60. 73 Hatcher, Cathy ... 34 Hatcher. Dale . .. 43. 55 Hatcher. Mike ... 34. 55 Hcarring, Gerald ... 13 Hearring, JoAnn . 34. 57, 94, 100 Helms, Melissa . 43 Hemrich, Allen . . 43. 84. 95 Henderson. Elicia ... 11 Henson. Blaine . . 34, 78, 100 Henson. Doug .. . 34. 55. 90,91,92 Henson, Floyd . . . 13 Henson. Kim ... 22. 60 Henson. Misty... 43 Henson. Shelly ... 38, 96 Henson. Tommy ... 43, 84 Henson. Wayne... 44 Hcrdes. Kerry... 34 Herman, C hris.. . 44, 56, 64 Herman. Frank... 13 Hickox. Rick .. . 38, 56 Highsmith, J. R. .. . 55, 82,83 Hlimes. Hank . .. 34. 55. 61.69. 90. 91.95 Hinkle, Carla ... 44, 81 Hinkle. Marsha ... 44, 81 Hockman. Esther. .14 Holland. GefT. .82.97. 100 Holhnsworth. Juanita .. 34. 58 Hollinsworth, Kim ... 44 Hosick, Shannon ... 22, 29, 56, 64, 67, 75, 78, 100 Hubble. Annette ... 34, 49, 52. 53. 56. 67, 68, 69, 80. 104, 110 Huffman, Taura ... 22, 58, 115 Hunt. Robby . 34. 55, 116 Hunt. Wendy... 59 Hurd, April... 44 Hurd, Chandra ... 38. 49 Hutchens. Lester ... 8, 38, 82, 95 Jackson, Dale .. . 44. 56, 84, 92 Jackson, Forrest... 14 James. Tony... 34, 56, 82,90, 91,92, 95, 104 Jenkins. Heath ... 44, 64, 86 Jennings, Jim ... 38, 56, 90, 91,92, 97 Jennings, Mike ... 17, 22. 28, 49, 50, 56, 61,68. 82, 83. 100, 104. 105, 106, NO, 116, 118 Johnson, Cindy ... 12, 89 Johnson, Diana... 44 Johnson, Tammy ... 22, 56, 75, 96 Joiner. Bill... 75 Karchcr, Ellen ... 12 Kenton, Shcrylynn ... 22 Kcssel. Shelly... 34 Kincaid. Jason ... 44, 56, 98 King. Chad ... 44 Kingery, Jeff... 56 Kirk. Jeff... 22, 49, 68,71, 104. 106. 109 Kitley, Bill... 13 Kitley, Deanna ... 34. 48. 50. 54 Kittle, Tony... 38 Klein, James... 13, 23, 55, 62, 75 Kling, Julie ... 34, 54. 55, 58. 67, 120 Knapp, Andy... 92 Koehler, Bobby ... 44, 56, 84 Koons, John ... 34, 48, 50, 95 Kramer, Paul... 34 Krutsinger. Janet... 18, 21,23. 53, 61,75, 88, 89, 96, 100, 101 Krutsingcr. Joe .. . 38, 90, 97 Krutsinger, Kelly ... 23, 48, 60, 61,67, 96 Krutsinger, Shawn ... 44, 84, 92 Krutsinger, Tim . .. 38, 59, 97 Kr yzek. Richard ... 7 1-ake, Danny... 37 Lamb. Mike ... 38, 82 Landreth, Joyce... 44 Landreth. Larry ... 44, 59, 98 l nc, Craig ... 21,23, 71,73 Laudcrback, John... 14 Laughlin, Greg ... 37, 63 Laughlin, Mike... 38 Laughlin, Tanya ... 37 Iawson, Jeff... 23 Leathers, Ted... 14 LeCronc, Chad ... 37, 61,90. 91.97, 100 Lee, Steven ... 7, 48, 50 Lehman. Malt... 44, 55 Leib, Curtis. . . 42, 44, 53, 56, 84, 92 Lcib, Jason... 38. 56, 76, 82,95 Leib, Leah ... 23, 56. 58, 60, 61.68, 75, 87, 94 I enis, Stephanie ... 44, 81 Lents. Stephen ... 23, 75 Lewis. Barbara ... 44, 59 Lewis, Janet. .. 37, 48. 52, 60, 63 Lewis, Leora... 37 Lewis, Lowell... 14 Lewis, Steve... 23, 56 Linder, Betty ... 14, 69 Linder, Stephen ... 23, 28, 57, 59, 61,74. 75 Locum, Jim ... 44, 57, 64. 68, 84, 90,91,92. 100, 104 Locum. Tim ... 17, 18, 21,23, 53, 60, 61.64, 68, 69, 73. 74. 75, 82.83. 90.91,95, 100, 101 London. Lisa... 44 I ultrcll, Lori... 20, 23. 53, 57, 58, 60, 61,62. 63. 64, 68, 73, 75,79. 100, 109 Lutz, Chrissy... 23. 75 Lutz. Debbie ... 44. 67. 79. 88, 89,96 Mack Doug. ..II Man hew s. Greg ... 71 FMann, Shanna ... 44, 57 „ Markham. Justin ... 37, 46, 48, 59. 60. 61,62. 63, 68, 69, 72, 8 95, 100 107 Martin, Dorothea . 4. 54 ft| Martin Joe ... 26 Martin. John ... 44 Martin, l rry ... 37, 105 Martin. Leroy ... 37, 95 Martin. Misty... 4 Mason. Julie... 38. 39. 53, 57. 61,67, 79, 88, 94, 100 Mason. Lcsa... 26. 53, 54, 56, 58. 71,75 McClellan, Senna ... 38, 60 McConnell, Julie ... 7, 44, 57, 60, 88, 89 McCowan, John ... 38, 51 McCoy, Joe... 7 McGrcw, Angie . . . 38. 53, 88, 89, 96 McGrew, Kim ... 26,61,75, 80, 89,96, 100, 118 McGrcw, Larry... 70, 120 McGrew, Sherry ... 26, 60, 75, 114 McKinney, Donna ... 38. 53, 97 McKnclly, Shawn ... 37, 117 McNccly, Troy ... 37, 82 McQuiston, Chris... 6 Melton, Kim ... 37. 48, 52. 54. 59, 60, 62, 63. ■6$. 73 Metcalf, Jason ... 38, 56, 92 Middleton, Tisha ... 44, 96, 113 Miglin. Denise... 80 Miglin. Jenny ... 35, 37, 53, 79 Miglin. Jim ... 10, 82. 97 Miller, Lisa ... 18, 26, 53, 54. 56, 60, 61,71,75. 96 Miller, Sean ... 44, 56 Mills, David... 44, 56, 84 Mills, Norma... 14 Mix. Crystal... 37, 51,63 Mix, Julie... 38. 49,52 Moeller, Christine ... 20, 26 Moeller. Paul... 55, 84 Monical, J. R.... 26, 55,61,82,83,90. 91.95 Morkin, Christina ... 37. 52, 57. 59 Morris. Bonnie... 4 Moses. Amy ... 17, 37, 57, 58. 60 Myers, Carlee... 37, 80 Myers, Danny . � 7. 56. 59. 69. 72 Myers. Terry... 10 Naam, Ramez... 45, Nicholson, John... 90 Noblct, Robin ... 26, 28, 54, 71 Noll, Casey... 45, 94 Norton, Jim ... 55, 82, 83 Nosek. Tammy... 37 Nosck, Troy... 38 Oestreich. Angie... 71 O’Dell, Les... 8, 30, 82 O’Dell. Leslie... 38, 57. 58.81.96 O’Donnell, Heather... 26. 58 Onkcn, Sharon ... 11 Ord, David ... 38 Orel, Shannon ... 37, 40, 98 Osborne, Lance... 38 Osborne. Shane .. . 37, 53. 97 Owens, Brad ... 38 Parish. Sandi... 37 Pate, Angie ... 38, 54. 57, 58 Pate, Michelle ... 26. 59 Patterson, Michelle 45. 94 Ffayne, Amanda . 71 kiyne. Vicki . 5. 62. 120 ®|rcc, Alex ... 26. 56, 59 Pearce. Jesse . . . 38. 56 fa Pearce, Stacy . 55. 89. 94, 100 Pearce. Tim . .. 26. 60, 61.69, 73, 75. 90. 91.97, 100 Pearson, Tom... 26 Pemberton, David... 38 Pemberton, Lowell... 84, 92, 97 Penry, Harry... 5 Penry, Michael... 42, 45, 56, 98 Perry. Greg... 44. 84. 100 Perry, Jason ... 41 Perry. Justin ... 45, 84 Perry'. Trina ... 37. 81 Pettit, Vance ... 41, 55 Phillips, Bill... 5 Phillips. Sherry ... 26, 54, 57, 58 Pierson. Kris... 37 Pifcr, Kevin ... 45 Porter. Rick ... 10. 89 Porter. Staci... 39, 41, 53. 96 PottorfT, Jeanne ... 36, 58. 80, 94. 100 Powell, Michael. . . 45. 56. 92 Powless. Chris . . . 45. 53. 61.84, 92. 98. 109 Ray. Jody... 55 Reagan. Beth . . . 36, 58, 60, 80. 115 Reddish, Stacey... 45 Reddish, Steve ... 82, 86, 100 Reed. Tony . .. 36. 97, 100 123 Riley. Anne ... 7, 101 Rogers. Danny ... 27, 29, 46, 48, 49, 50. 53, 68, 75, 119 Rose. ( hris ... 27. 45. 57. 59, 75. 78 Rose, Paul... 13 Roush. Kenny .14 Ruekman. Deborah ... 27, 29. 48, 49, 50, 57, 58, 62, 64, 68, 74. 75. 1 16 J 17. 36, 80 .73 Russell. Mistv. ..36. 57. 59 Rutland. lx n. 36 Schofield, Lori. . 36. 56. 60.61, 87 Scott. Tyier,.. 27 86 Scbring, Jani?L . 45. 57 Scfton, Christi.. . 5. 53. 57. 60. 87 Sefton, Margaret... 13 Schic. Bemadinc ... 20. 27. 51 Shchorn, Lori... 81 Shipley. Bubhy... 44 Short. Patrick ... 59 Showalters, Chris ... Shult . Stacey... 41 Sills. Connie... 45 Simmons, Shannon. Sisco. Buddy ... 36. 86. 100, 113 Smith, Donna ... 5, 62 Smith. Milton ... 13 Smith, Tammy ... 36, 57, 58, 60, 80. 1 1 5 Snell, James.. . 41, 92,98 Snell. Julie ... 27,75jjjjlZ Sons, Doug... 41.55, Sons. Gayla ... 2Wt ' Spillman. Terry ... 14 Staley, Tcri.. . 27 Stanford. Justin ... 115 Stanford. Scott... 27 Stanley, Mark... 73 Stephenson, Pam Stephenson,Tim . Stine. Mary Beth . Stine. Scott . 57, Stockc, Rob. .. 20, 27, 57, 60, 61,69,7T 78,95. 100 Stringer, Carrie ... 38, 41,53, 79, 88, 89.94. 100 Stringer, Jerry ... 6. 98 Tackitt. Brian ... 20 Taekit. Willie .. . 36. 86 Talmant, Don... 6 Thatcher, Jackie ... 36. 48. 49, 50, 51, 52, 55, 58, 79, 117 Theobald, Dan ... 17. 45. 84 77 ,V Thompson, ('had . ..41,61, 73,9 ). 91,92. 120 Thompson, Lcs ... 36 7 .fa Thompson, Matt... 36 ft ' i i hompson, Terry... 27 Thurman, Ixon . .. 27. 82, 83, 86. 100 Todd. C arol... 27, 48, 50, 60. 61, V§H! J Toler. Teresa... 12 Toon, Paula... 45 Turlais, Paul... 45, 84, 90. 92. 95 Upton. John ... 8 Utterback. Troy... 27 VanMeter. Andy ... 49, 51.62 VanMctre, Carl... 55 Venable. Aaron ... 45, 92, 98 1,68,81 96 , 62,63, 64,67, 68, Venable. Donna ... 9 Venable. Nolan ... 14 Verchota, Mike ... 41 Waddclow. Leah . . . 30, 54, 89 Waddclow. Paul . . . 45. 86 Waggoner. Cathy . . . 30, 59 Wagner, Dale . . . 9 ■ Wagner. Deborah . 41,4.9 Wagner. 1 Jcrck ... 17, 21, 3 73. 75. 82,83, 98,107.112 W aison. Madge ... 30 Ward, Michelle...36 Ward. Shirley... 14 Wai ren, Brandon ... 45, 56, 92 Wuhan, Holly. . .41,48 Welch, Mary- Beth ... 36, 48, 59, 60, 61.62.6 100 Welch, Tom... 12, 60,61,78,90 Wells, Bill... 30 Wells, Michelle. ..41.57 Welly. Damn .. . 45, 71 Wesner, Jill... 36. 48. 52. 54, 57. 59, 60,61 West, Jenny... 45 Wheeler, Bob ... 8.55 Wheeler, Greg ... 30, 48, 75 Whitt, bdward ... 30, 55, 86. 110 Wiley. Glenn ... 45, 64 W ilkins. Tina... 36 Williams. Kris... 36. 59 Williams, wade. .36 W illiamson$Amy 7.36,58 Williamson,-Shawn ... 36, 64, 95 Winka. AI .. . 13,■ Wink a. Brent . ., 36. 82 Winters. Dawn ... 41, 52. 57 W oomcr, Jason . . .9 7. K)0 Woomer. Tony ....41.4 xJ Wood. N� ckifr741 Wood. Sarah . .36 Wood. Steve ... 45 Woods. Shawn ... 55 Workman, Cindy.. . 41,49 Workman, DeAnn Workman Wreath, Yates. No Young. Ki Young. Micl Young. Peggy .45 Young. WcslcyjL. 36 Youngblood. Bckm . 36 48, 50,60, 61.63. 90. 91,98. 100 58. 59 6ll?k82f83,86. AUTOGRAPHS 125