Forrest Strawn Wing High School - Tupek Yearbook (Forrest, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

w. Law and Order Board of Education 1982-83 Row 1: Vernon Maier, Wes Bertram—Pres.. Ruth Benway—Sec. Row 2: Glenn Davis. Stan Etter, Eldon Ringler, Gene Metz. 4 Joe Delaney. Elem. Jr. High Principal Hit Parade Class of ’85—Tied for Third Class of ’84—Second Place 5 Somewhere In Time 1982 HOMECOMING COURT Left to right: Rick Yoder, Geoff Schrof, Troy Wenger, Ryan Vaughan, Seth Miller, Kelli Gillett, Kelli Adams, Brian Bounds. Tracy Muir, Amy Short, Darcy Crane, Leslie Gulliford. Once the dust had settled and all had been discuss- ed, the Homecoming Dance was finally held on October 9, 1982, at 8:00 p.m. The new high school gymnasium combined with the theme of “Time After Time” to create an electric atmosphere and a feeling of togetherness. The music was provided by the band “Jaxe”. The climax of the evening came at 10:00 p.m. with the coronation of Brian Bounds and Tracy Muir as King and Queen of Homecoming 1982. The evening’s festivities came to a close at 11:00 p.m. 6 1982-83 Homecoming Queen King Tracy Muir and Brian Bounds Troublemakers Row 1: Rick Yoder, Pres.; Darcy Crane, S.C. Rep.; Pam Somers, S.C. Rep.; Doug Travis, V. Pres. Row 2: Eric Fugate, S.C.Rep.; Geoff Schrof.Treas.; Mrs. Small. Sponsor; Brian Bounds, S.C. Rep.; Mr. Gordon. Mr. Shult, Sponsors; Absent: Trish Gerber. Sec. The Inspector General Best Friends They Got Me Covered 7 The Graduate Sandra Antiker Ed Beck Mabyn Beck Brian Bounds Darcy Crane Jodi Crutcher 8 The Final Countdown Steven Folwell Eric Fugate Matthew Hoffman Steven Jones Martha Mabrey Bonnie Moser Tracy Muir Mary Schmidgall 10 David Maurer Julie Meenen Escape from Alcatraz Geoff Schrof Amy Short Steve Sikora 11 Ed Teubel Doug Travis Todd Vaughan Troy Wenger Robin Wetzel Rick Yoder Final Exam Absent: Candy Hinds Kevin Trimmer 12 Gus Final Assignment Homework What's New, Pussycat? For Your Eyes Only The Wiz Stir Crazy Peter Pan TYPING CONTEST WINNERS—Tosha Ringler, 1st hr.; Jodi Crutcher, Typing II; Rick Yoder, 8th hr.; Kim Metz, 4th hr.; Amy Waibel, Overall Typing I. The Ultimate Thrill The Bad News Bears Little Darlings 14 For Your Eyes Only The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again The Can’t the Music All that Jazz ■ 15 Hot Stuff The Sound of Music A Christmas Carol The Meadowbrook Christmas Program in- volved the Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grades. Each class sang Christmas songs and perform- ed recitations for the audience. The teachers of these grades took their own personal time to find the appropriate recitations, and Mrs. Perry selected the songs. Many thanks to these teachers for their continued support and dedication. The Strawn Christmas Program was an “ex- tra special” presentation this year. It actually featured E.T.; and the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students of Strawn School taught E.T. the real and true meaning of Christmas. The evening was spent in showing E.T. many of the tradi- tional aspects of Christmas, such as trees, lights, cookies, presents, snowmen, and Santa; but they were also able to show E.T. the love and spirit of Christmas that comes to all through the Christ Child. It was an enlightening experience for everyone! Jonathan Etter was the “little guy inside the E.T. costume. He was substituted at one time during the program by Tracy Steffen. Mrs. Perry extends a warm thank-you to all of the teachers and students of Strawn Grade School for their hard work and dedication in producing an excellent program! The Jr. High and High School Christmas Concert was a night of “showing off some newly discovered talents! The jr. high chorus was 45 members strong, and they proved to be a highlight and inspiration to the audience. They were followed by a high school girls sextet who sang, “Twas the Night Before Christmas.”. These girls added a “special touch that helped everyone become filled with the Christmas spirit! The high school chorus was 52 members strong, and they performed various selections of Christmas music. The Swing Choir per- formed one selection for the evening and was followed by the jr. high band. After several Christmas selections, the band was joined at the end of the program by the combined jr. high and high school chorus. It was an exciting finish to the program because the selected piece was “Angels We Have Heard On High”. The band and combined choruses produced a very ex- huberant and spirited sound! The concert was under the direc- tion of vocal music instructor, Kandis Perry, and instrumental music instructor, Michael Stalker. 16 17 My Tutor Richard Gordon—Science; Pat Piwowarski—Title I; Peg Ber- tram-Second grade; Kandis Perry—Unit Vocal Music. Roy Deputy—Custodian; Donald Shult —Title l; Joanna Delaney—Meadowbrook Secretary; Randy Cribbett—Sixth grade; Ann Walker—Third grade. Bill Ducett—English; Richard Schlickman—Industrial Arts; Phyllis Hammer—Title I. Fletcher Hannah—Custodian; Pat Small—Business Education; Mildred Mulligan—Unit Librarian. 18 Lords of Discipline Marge Shubert, Second grade; Ruth Hubly, English and Michael Stalker, Unit Band; Sus Haab, High School Secretary; Marjorie Business. Hunter, First grade. Maurice Fogal, Social Studies; Craig Voigt, Driver Education and Physical Education- Kav Crane. Kindergarten. Iris Sonkin, Physical Education; Ruth Haab, Physical Education, Home Economics, Health; Julie Shult, Unit Art. Dale Haab. Mathematics; Glenna Klepp, Fifth grade; Joanne Harn, First grade. Joe Bufkin, Strawn Custodian. 19 The Miracle Workers Don Wills—History, Sociology, American Government; Linda Am- brose—English, Reading; Thelma Maier—Unit Secretary; Janet Johnson—Fourth grade. Dan Shipley—Meadowbrook Custodian; Nancy Keller- man—Sixth grade; Sandra Schrof—Home Economics- Phil Hilti—Fifth grade. Doug Zick—Science; Ben Metz—Guidance Counselor and Psychology. Debbie Honegger —Head teacher, Third grade; Diane Rieger —Library Clerk; Ava Kearns—English, Spanish- Judy Wells—Math. Jackie Walter —Fourth grade; Eunice Blissard—Strawn Secretary. A Child Is Waiting MEADOWBROOK COOKS A. Schmidgall. M. Luttrell. M. Milstead, N. BUS DRIVERS R. Steffen. M. Knauer, J. Gulliford, H. Fry. Moser. I t H.S. COOK P. Defries BUS DRIVERS M. McBride. F. Haab. BUS DRIVER T. Keeley 21 STRAWN COOKS J. Mabrey. D. Sledge. Upper World Julie Baker Tina Bauman Duane Beal Keith Beal Mike Bennington Beverly Blissard Rick Brown Paul Carmack Melanie Davis Don Folk Teresa Folk Todd Freehill Doug Fulton Allen Goembel John Golden Scott Gulliford Debbie Hardesty Patrick Harms Jeff Hodgson Brent Honegger Cindy Hurt Stacen Jones Ann Keeley Tracey Kirkpatrick Bad News Bears JUNIOR OFFICERS: Seated on steps: Hope Steffen, Pres.; Shellie Pratt. Sec.; Kay Schladenhauffen, Rep.; Mrs. Schrof, Sponsor. Standing: Scott Stewart, Rep.; Scott Gulliford, Rep.; Ron Masters, Treas.; Allen Goembel, V. Pres.; Doug Roth, Rep.; Mr. Schlickman, Mrs. Kearns, Sponsors Animal House Beth Kuntz Todd Kupferschmid Mike Lanz Russell Lattin Earl Leman Betty Marin Ron Masters Beth Maurer Brian Plenert Shellie Pratt Darin Reeser Theresa Reid Allen Ricketts Doug Roth Twyla Runyon Kay Schladenhauffen Brendon Schrof Dawn Sledge Hope Steffen Amy Steidinger Erin Steidinger Kay Steidinger Scott Stewart Nathan Teubel Sarah Toohill Norman Wetzel Gary Winterland Tina Young Absent: Laura Baker Chris Meiss 25 The Great Muppet Caper Three Musketeers Superman Little Lord Fauntleroy 101 Dalmations Private Lessons The Love God? Woman of the Year Made for Each Other Up the Academy Where the Buffalo Roam Machinegun McCain Winnie the Pooh Sylvester and Tweety Peter Pan It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown 27 Modern Problems Mark Aupperle Chuck Baysinger Greg Baysinger Mike Brauman Brent Crane Richard Craven Ray Davies Jeff Day Richard Dockery Toney Dubree Bonnie Edwards Front Row: Lori Wycoff, Rep.; Marisa Schrof, Sec.; Mary Lynn Steidinger. Rep.; Lisa Masters. Rep. Middle Row: Brian Runyon. Treas.; Brent Crane. V. Pres.; Gregg Hardesty. Rep. Back Row: Todd Somers. Pres.; Mrs. Haab. Mr. Ducett, Mr. Metz, Sponsors. Amy Folwell Annette Folwell Don Grantham Tiffany Haab Julia Haas Gwen Hamilton Gregg Hardesty Tom Harrell Angie Kaisner Phil Keeley 28 Going Ape Deanna Kemnetz Glennda Knauer Barb Kupferschmid Troy Lanz Benjie Leman Steve McBride Jerry Mabrey Tom Mabrey Lisa Masters Tim Maurer Don Reid Amy Ricketts Tosha Ringler Brian Runyon Kara Schladenhauffen Amy Schrof Brian Schrof Marisa Schrof Megan Schrof Todd Somers Shelley Starks Mary Lynn Steidinger Roger Steidinger Jackie Turner Peggy Ulitzsch Julie VanHoorebeke Colette Wait Eric Wenger Lori Wycoff Randy Yoder 29 Nobody’s Perfect 30 God's Gift To Women The Boys From Brazil Breaking Away Absent-Minded Professor French Lt.’s Woman Warlords of the 21st Century Lemon Drop Kid Twilight Zones Bonnie and Clyde Honkytonk Man Father Figure Ragtime Linda Aupperle Brad Bachtold William Baker Chris Bennington Beth Bork Starting Over Kelly Cotter Eric Decker Debbie Douglass Laurie Farris Paul Fogal Barb Folk Lisa Glendenning Denise Goembel Steve Grossich Mark Haab Jerrold Haas Teresa Hamilton Trudy Hembree Amy Hodgson Bob Huisman Kimberly Jennings Jeff Kaisner 32 Front Row: Kim Metz, Rep.; Debbie Douglass. V. Pres.; Amy Waibel, Treas.; Beth Bork. Sec. Middle Row. Eric Decker. Rep.; Mark Haab. Rep.; Jeff Kaisner. Rep. Top Row: Mrs. Mulligan and Mr. Bork. Sponsors. Absent. Bob Huisman. Pres.; Mr. Stalker. Sponsor. Close Encounters of the Third Kind Shane Kestner James Kirkpatrick Ke:ly McBride Kim Metz Doug Moser Janis Moser Randi Kay O’Dell Amy Palmore Crystal Richmond Cathy Roth 33 The Way We Were © m i Q «S’ H Lk l | LteS © LN f) % t L-i INS © IN f) 4 INS © IN f) The Kettles on Old McDonalds Farm Seated. Doug Moser. Mark Haab, Mike Brauman, Julie Meenen, Eric Fugate, Troy Lanz, Brent Crane, Eric Decker. Standing: Mr. Bork, Sponsor; Steve Grossich, Mike Lanz, Nathan Teubel, Patrick Harms, Geoff Schrof, Ed Teubel, Brian Plenert, Brian Bounds, Mark Aupperle. With the help of the Alumni, the FFA put together another year packed with success. Geoff Schrof and Ed Teubel attended the Washington Conference Program in Washington, D.C. during the summer. At the state convention, Nathan Teubel was selected as one of the top ten reporters and the Alumni received 2nd place and advanced to national competition. At the national con- vention Richard Sanders (Illinois State Alum- ni President) accepted the award for the Alumni affiliate as a Gold Emblem Chapter. The FFA again sold fruit, sausage, slaves, and Vitality garden seeds. They also had a fun-filled FFA Week with a farmers breakfast and other activities. In addition to par- ticipating in most section contests, the FFA and Alumni went to Wolcott, Indiana, to at- tend the Farm Progress Show. The two organizations co-sponsored their 3rd annual Agri-Show, one of the most successful events of the year. The FFA expresses its appreciation to Mr. Bork and the excellent Alumni for their help and guidance throughout the year in prepar- ing students for professions in engineering and agriculture. 36 Front Row: Brian Bounds. Pres.; Geoff Schrof, Treas. Back Row: Patrick Harms. Reporter; Ed Teubel. V. Pres.; Nathan Teubel, Sentinel; Eric Fugate. Sec. The Egg and I Going My Way Delicate Delinquent 37 Fame SPEECH CLUB Kelly Cotter, Beth Bork, Lisa Glendenning, Amy Waibel, Tosha Ringler, Mr. Ducett (Advisor), Geoff Schrof, Tina Young, Amy Schrof, Mel Davis, Brendon Schrof, Mike Bennington, Chris Bennington, Jeff Day, Doug Roth, Eric Fugate, Darin Reeser. Absent: Scott Gulliford. The Eskimo Speech Team, composed of pro- ven veterans and promising newcomers, show- ed their talents and dedication at all levels of competition in the 1982-83 season. The team competed in five invitational meets during the regular season in order to prepare for District competition. Those placing in the top three places at District and advancing to Sectionals were Eric Fugate, Oratory; Mike Bennington, Original Comedy; Doug Roth, Ex- temporaneous; Tosha Ringler, Dramatic Inter- pretation; Jeff Day, Prose Reading; and Tracy Muir and Brendon Schrof, Humorous Duet Ac- ting. Brendon and Tracy placed 2nd at Sec- tionals and advanced to the highest plateau by placing 5th at the State Speech finals at Downers Grove. Congratulations to Brendon, Tracy, and the rest of the team on a fine season! Tracy Muir and Brendon Schrof advanced to State competition In Humorous Duet Acting. The Caretakers STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Todd Somers, Kim Metz, Mary Lynn Steidinger, Hope Steffen, Darcy Crane, Scott Gulliford. Row 2: Gregg Hardesty, Lisa Masters, Kay Schladenhauffen, Lori Wycoff, Pam Somers, Eric Fugate. Row 3: Mr. Shult (Advisor), Eric Decker, Jeff Kaisner, Scott Stewart, Rick Yoder, Brian Bounds. Mark Haab, Doug Roth. The Student Council of 1982-83 had a busy year, partaking in many activities within the school. The Coun- cil’s first activity was plan- ning Homecoming. The week’s activities included various organizations spon- soring days, a pep rally on Thursday night when the king and queen were announced, the parade, and finally the dance on Saturday night. The band ‘‘Jaxe” provided the music. Other activities in- cluded a Christmas movie, “Car Wash,” and the Stu- dent Council Spring Carnival. The Council has had a very successful year and wishes next year’s Council the same kind of luck. 39 FSW MARCHING BAND Row 1: Amy Schrof, Tina Young (drum majors). Row 2: Lisa Glendenning (bells); Shelley Starks (snare drum); Linda Aupperle, Janis Moser (banner carriers); Shelly Haab (snare drum); Darcy Crane (bells). Row 3: Deanna Kemnetz (trumpet); Pam Somers, Kay Schladenhauffen, Ann Keeley, Tosha Ringler, Angie Kaisner, Peggy Ulitzsch, Kelly Cotter (clarinets); Megan Schrof, Beth Bork (piccolos). Row 4: Leona Palen, Phil Keeley (trumpets); Beth Kuntz, Debbie Douglass, Marisa Schrof, Amy Waibel (mellophones); Paul Fogal, Chris Bennington (baritones); Lori Schulte The March of (tenor sax); Kim Metz, Erik Russell (saxophones); Kara Schladenhauffen, Barb Kupferschmid (color guard). Row 5: Mark Aupperle (sousaphone); Glennda Knauer, Todd Freehill, John Bennington, Doug Roth, Geoff Schrof, Kimberly Jennings (trumpets); Quang Vu (cymbals); Mike Bennington, ... The Wooden Soldiers Brendon Schrof, Patrick Harms, Brent Crane, Jeff Day, Casey Duerr (trombones). Row 6: Paul Carmack (sousaphone); Eric Fugate (tri-toms); Stacey Sikora (bass drum); Robb Reeser (bass drum); Jeff Kaisner (cymbals); Steve Sikora (tri-toms). Row 7: Julie VanHoorebeke, Tina Bauman. Shellie Pratt, Melanie Davis (rifles). Row 8: Lori Wycoff, Tracy Muir, Jeri Turner. Annette Folwell, Mary Schmidgall, Julie Meenen, Amy Short, Jodi Crutcher, Amy Ricketts, Jackie Turner, Beth Maurer, Tiffany Haab, (flags). For the second consecutive year the FSW Marching Eskimos captured 1st place at the U of I in both field show and parade and 1st place in the Christmas parade. U of I Field Show—I- U of I Parade—I; ISU Field Show—ill; Fair- bury Christmas Parade—I. The Music Lovers Row 1: Drum Majors—Tina Young. Amy Schrof. Row 2: Rifle Captain—Shellie Pratt. Row 3: Flag Co-Captains—Amy Short. Tracy Muir. SOLOISTS Row 1: Lisa Glendenning. Darcy Crane. Bells. Row 2: Marisa Schrof. Mellophone; Patrick Harms. Trombone; Geoff Schrof. Trumpet; Brendon Schrof, Trombone; Amy Waibel. Mellophone. 42 The Sound of Music CONCERT BAND Row 1: Pam Somers, Darcy Crane, Tosha Ringler, Megan Schrof, Bev Blissard, Beth Bork. Beth Kuntz, Tina Young, Amy Waibel. Row 2: Kay Schladenhautten, Marisa Schrof, Ann Keeley, Angie Kaisner, Peggy Ulitzsch. Kelly Cotter. Jeff Kaisner, Paul Fogal, Chris Bennington, Erik Russell, Kim Metz, Lori Schulte. Row 3: Deanna Kemnetz, Debbie Douglass, Cathy Roth, Geoff Schrof. Todd Freehill, Doug Roth, John Bennington, Phil Keeley, Mark Aupperle, Paul Carmack, Brendon Schrof, Patrick Harms, Mike Bennington, Jeff Day, Brent Crane. Row 4: Shelley Starks, Lisa Glendenning, Quang Vu, Steve Sikora, Amy Schrof. Absent: Eric Fugate. 1983 SVC Honor Band The Concert Band performed at the Pops and Spring Concerts this year, and they received a 1st place rating at the IHSA Contest. Several members from the concert band participated in the Sangamon Valley Honor Band. These included Darcy Crane, 1st clarinet; Pam Somers, 2nd clarinet; Kay Schaldenhauffen, 3rd clarinet; Megan Schrof, 1st flute; Kim Metz, 1st alto saxophone; Geoff Schrof, 1st trumpet; Phil Keeley, 3rd trumpet; Brendon Schrof, 1st trombone; Jeff Day, bass trombone; Paul Car- mack, tuba: Steve Sikora, percussion. Mr. Dale Hopper of Western Illinois University was guest director. 43 Between Two Worlds PEP BAND Row 1: Jeff Kaisner. Eric Fugate, Quang Vu, Steve Sikora, Shelley Starks. Amy Schrof. Row 2: Lisa Glendenning, Beth Bork, Megan Schrof, Angle Kaisner, Peggy Ulitzsch, Tosha Ringler. Row 3: Beth Kuntz, Marisa Schrof. Debbie Douglass, Amy Waibel, Kim Metz, Erik Russell, Lori Schulte. Bev Blissard. Row 4: Paul Fogal, Chris Bennington, Pam Somers, Kay Schladenhauffen. Ann Keeley, Kelly Cotter. Row 5: Cathy Roth, Glennda Knauer, Patrick Harms, Brendon Schrof, Geoff Schrof, Darcy Crane, Tina Young. Row 6: Paul Carmack, Todd Freehill, Deanna Kemnetz, Phil Keeley, Jeff Day, Doug Roth. Brent Crane, Mark Aupperle. The pep band, under the direction of Mike Stalker and a few people from the audience, played at selected home basketball games and pep assemblies throughout the year. Most of the members of concert band participated in pep band. A highlight was the yearly joining of For- rest and Fairbury pep bands to play at the respective basketball game. FSW’s Scholastic Bowl team par- ticipated in the Wenona Rotary Scholar- ship Bowl on February 19. This tourna- ment is the largest of its kind in Illinois, with 64 teams participating. FSW lost its first match to Hillsboro, lost to St. Joseph-Ogden in the last question of the match, and defeated Tampico in their final game. This was their only tournament of the year, and the team is to be commend- ed for a fine effort. SCHOLASTIC BOWL Hope Steffen, Brendon Schrof, Ron Masters, Mr. Wills, (Sponsor), Doug Roth, Beth Maurer, Todd Kupferschmld. Absent: Mike Bennington. Masterminds NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Trish Gerber, V. Pres.; Pam Somers, Sec.; Allen Goembel; Doug Roth; Geoff Schrof. Pres.; Beth Maurer; Hope Steffen-, Mr. Metz, Sponsor. The National Honor Society was only seven members strong this year, but still attempted to demonstrate the qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, and service to the school and community demanded by the organization. During the Christmas season the NHS sponsored a canned food drive for the less fortunate families and, hopefully, made Christmas more joyful for them. In the spring the Society had concessions at the Title IX track meet and held their annual banquet on April 26. Twelve new members were inducted, and the senior members were presented with the traditional yellow rose of appreciation. Mr. Yoric Knapp was guest speaker at the banquet. 45 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NEW MEMBERS Row 1: Marisa Schrof, Lori Wycoff, Darcy Crane, Jackie Booth, Kay Steidinger. Row 2: Rick Yoder, Todd Somers, Phil Keeley, Brendon Schrof, Todd Kupferschmid, Ed Beck. Absent: Lyle Steidinger. Viva Espafta The Spanish Club had a very busy year with a bake sale and cake raffles among the events us- ed to raise money for the annual trip. In December the traditional Christmas party was held at Meadowbrook Grade School. There were volleyball and basket- ball games and refreshments after the breaking of the pinata. At the end of the year the Club traveled to Bloomington for a tour of the ISU campus and a meal at Delgado’s, then on to IWU to see the play West Side Story. SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Tracey Davies, Pam Somers, Leslie Gulliford. Peggy Ulitzsch, Shelley Starks, Shellie Pratt, Melanie Davis, Randy Yoder, Jeff Day. Row 2: Dawn Sledge, Tosha Ringler, Lori Wycoff, Angie Kaisner, Megan Schrof, Marisa Schrof, Brent Crane. Todd Kupferschmid, Rick Yoder, Darcy Crane. Row 3: Ed Beck, Doug Travis, Geoff Schrof, John Bennington, Phil Keeley, Allen Goembel, Mrs. Kearns (Advisor), Mike Bennington, Eric Fugate, Brendon Schrof, Rick Brown. Pocketful of Miracles Audiovisual Club members are an in- tegral part of the Media Center. They learn how to operate the movie projectors and other AV equipment and can then assist teachers and students in the use of these machines. Part of their work involves checking books, magazines, etc. in and out of the Media Center and replacing them in their proper places on the shelves. They assist in making the Media Center an attractive and pleasant place in which to read and study. AV CLUB Row 1: Ken Zapp. Jeff Hodgson, Trudy Hembree. Deanna Kemnetz. Row 2: Jim Kirkpatrick, Dan Small. Rick Brown, Beverly Blissard, Mrs. Mulligan (Advisor). The student secretarial staff this year was made up of only two girls—I guess you could say we went along with the policy of staff reduction. This year Hope and Kay had duties in the high school of- fice and the commons area. They helped with preparing the meals, taking lunch money, answering phones, duplicating materials, and running countless errands. The staff was small but mighty! Thanks, Hope and Kay, for jobs well done! Sus Haab STUDENT SECRETARIES Kay Steidinger, Miss Haab (Advisor), Hope Steffen. The Jazz Singer ALTOS Row 1: Amy Ricketts, Col- ette Wait, Melanie Davis, Shellie Pratt, Kelly Cotter. Row 2: Beverly Blissard, Mary Lynn Steidinger, Beth Kuntz, Kim Metz, Lisa Masters, Amy Waibel. Row 3: Debbie Douglass, Angie Kaisner, Tiffany Haab, Marisa Schrof, Lori Wycoff, Amy Hodgson. SOPRANOS Row 1: Bethany Steffen, Hope Steffen, Julia Haas, Lisa Glendenning, Beth Bork, Shelley Starks, Kay Schladenhauffen, Kay Steidinger. Row 2: Jackie Booth, Tracy Muir, Amy Short, Janis Moser, Kara Schladenhauffen, Jeri Turner, Denise Goembel, Cindy Hurt. Row 3: Deanna Kemnetz, Mary Schmidgall, Julie Meenen, Mabyn Beck, Tosha Ringler, Megan Schrof, Peggy Ulitzsch, Linda Aupperle. MALE VOCAL Row 1: Jeff Hodgson, Steve Sikora, Phil Keeley, Mark Aupperle, Doug Travis, Mike Benn- ington, Jeff Day. Row 2: Keith Beck, Erik Russell, Quang Vu, Jeff Kaisner. 48 Dance, Fools, Dance SWING CHOIR Row 1: Miss Foley (Director), Lisa Glendenning, Lori Wycoff, Amy Waibel, Tosha Ringler, Marisa Schrof. Jackie Booth. Row 2: Jeff Kaisner, Doug Travis, Mike Bennington, Mark Aupperle, Phil Keeley, Steve Sikora. The Swing Choir had their share of problems this year. They soon found it was difficult to please twelve people when selecting new out- fits. So they compromised on outfits for the Christmas Concert. In the middle of the year Miss Foley replaced Mrs. Perry as director, and Miss Foley immediately used her choreography talents to challenge the group to learn new, more difficult dances. Then just before the Choir was to perform at the Spring Concert the new outfits finally arrived. The group also per- formed for the Mother-Daughter Banquet at the Catholic Church. Special thanks go to Mrs. Perry and Miss Foley for all their hard work and dedication to the Swing Choir. 49 Author! Author! TUPEK EDITORIAL STAFF Row 1: Tina Bauman, Co-Editor; Martha Mabrey, Co-Art Editor; Geoff Schrof, Layout Editor; Darcy Crane, Photography Editor; Pam Somers, Editor; Brendon Schrof, Co-Editor. Row 2: Nathan Teubel, Co-Art Editor; Doug Roth, Co-Copy Editor; Lori Wycoff, sophomore floater; Leslie Guliiford, Co-Copy Editor; Mrs. Small, Advisor; Beth Bork, freshman floater; Amy Waibel, freshman floater. The Tupek Staff began the year by sending two editors to the ISU workshop in September. After much discussion, the staff felt they needed more experience and numbers. So they increased the editorial staff from 8 to 12 and included freshman and sophomore floaters to broaden the input and experience. Despite a rocky start with camera problems and little training, the staff managed to meet deadlines. They hope you enjoy the fruit of their efforts. Hard Times TUPEK TYPISTS Row 1: Erik Russell, Amy Schrof. Row 2: Deanna Kemnetz. Jackie Booth, Shellie Pratt, Tina Young, Ann Keeley, Shelley Starks, Dawn Sledge. Candy Hinds. 51 Twilight of Honor VARSITY CLUB Row 1: Darin Reeser, Brian Bounds, Rick Yoder, Scott Gulliford, Steve Folwell, Mike Bennington, Eric Fugate, Toney Dubree. Row 2: Scott Stewart, Darcy Crane. Tracy Muir, Leslie Gulliford, Ann Keeley, Kay Schladenhauffen, Earl Leman, Doug Travis, Jeff Day. Row 3: Beth Maurer, Shellie Pratt, Tina Bauman, Tina Young, Pompie Burton, Troy Wenger, Steve McBride, Ron Masters, Tim Maurer. Row 4: Melanie Davis, Tracey Davies, Glennda Knauer, Kara Schladenhauffen, Barb Kupferschmid, Shelley Starks, Tiffany Haab, Marisa Schrof. Lori Wycoff. 52 Live on the Sunset Strip 53 History of the World—Part I 54 The Rose Bowl Story VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Randy Yoder, Donald Hall, Brent Crane. Rick Yoder, Richard Dockery, Ron Masters. Toney Dubree, Brian Schrof. Row 2:Coach Haab.Tom Mabrey, Scott Gulliford, Todd Freehill, John Bennington, Troy Wenger, Brian Bounds, Steve Folwell, Keith Beal. Earl Leman, Jerry Mabrey. Coach Voigt, Coach Vaughan. Row 3: Doug Fulton, Doug Roth, Darin Reeser, Mike Bennington, Brian Plenert, Eric Fugate, Scott Stewart. Gregg Hardesty. The 1982 F-S-W football team finished the season with a 6-3 record and a 5-2 record in the first season in the Sangamon Valley Conference, good for third place. The Eskimos came within an eyelash of winning the Sangamon Valley, but lost a close battle to conference champion Octavia, 25-22. The Eskimos gathered in several Sangamon Valley All-Conference honors as Rick Yoder was elected to the team as a running back and as a linebacker, while Troy Wenger was a unanimous selection as a wide receiver.Several Eskimos received special mention honors with Wenger named at defensive back, Brian Bounds at defensive end, Steve Folwell at running back, and Scott Gulliford at quarterback. Yoder was named the Most Valuable player on defense for the second consecutive year, while Wenger won the honor on offense for the second straight year. 56 Co-Captains: Troy Wenger and Rick Yoder The Longest Yard Assistant Coach—Dick Vaughan; Head Coach—Dale Haab; Assistant j.V. Record 1-6 Coach—Craig Voigt J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Coach Vaughan. Randy Yoder. Eric Decker, Brian Schrof. Bob Huisman. Quang Vu. Brad Bachtold, Joe Vaughan. Coach Voigt Row 2: Brent Crane. Rich Dockery. Jerry Mabrey. Gregg Hardesty. Tom Mabrey, Toney Dubree. Mark Haab. Magnificent Roughnecks Donald Hall Defensive Back Fullback Eric Fugate Center Defensive Tackle Troy Wenger Split End Safety Steve Folwell Fullback Defensive Tackle FSW Opp. Flanagan 6 34 Chenoa 8 7 Heyworth 36 22 LeRoy 20 12 Octavia 22 25 Fairbury-Cropsey 12 37 Farmer City 20 16 Ford Central 28 7 Fisher 29 0 Rick Yoder Tailback Linebacker John Bennington Tackle Defensive Tackle Brian Bounds Tight End Defensive End 58 The Enforcers 59 One on One VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Kevin Trimmer (manager), Scott Stewart. Scott Gulliford, Troy Wenger. Brian Bounds, John Bennington, Steve Folwell, Chuck Baysinger (manager). Row 2: Asst. Coach Hilti, Brent Crane, Darin Reeser. Stacen Jones, Keith Beal, Mark Aupperle, Matt Hoffman, Ron Masters. Mike Bennington, Coach Voigt. The 82-83 Eskimos started the season by defeating arch-rival Fairbury-Cropsey 52-51 to take 3rd place honors in the Mel-Sib Turkey Tournament. They later avenged their only loss in the tourna- ment by beating Tournament Champion Saunemin 85-73. The win over Saunemin was also the Eskimos’ first in the new gym. The Eskimos took part in the Shiloh Holiday Tournament and advanced to the Consolation Championship, but were beaten by Marshall 66-64. This year marked FSW’s first year in the Sangamon Valley Conf. The Eskimos made a good showing, but lost some close road games and posted a 4-4 conference record. They held the only league victory over the Champion Octavia Rockets 62-60. Even though the team felt they could have easily posted a few more wins in the season, the 12- 14 record was the best record since the 76-77 season. With the talented underclassmen, including 5 lettermen, the FSW fortunes are looking even better for next year. 60 Inside Moves BOY J.V. BASKETBALL SQUAD Row 1: Kevin Trimmer (mgr.), Kim Wenger, Brian Schrof, Troy Lanz, Brent Crane, Bobby Huisman, Quang Vu, Chuck Baysinger (mgr.). Row 2: Asst. Coach Hilti, Eric Wenger, Chris Bennington, Gregg Hardesty, Paul Fogal, Mark Aupperle, Todd Somers, Steve McBride, Phil Keeley, Coach Voigt. Fast Break John Bennington—Center Matt Hoffman—Guard Steve Folwell—Center 62 Hot Lead Cold Feet VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Twyla Runyon, Kay Schladenhauffen, Dawn Sledge (slats.). Row 2: Tina Bauman, Cathy Roth, Debbie Hardesty, Erin Steindinger. Row 3: Asst. Coach Haab, Darcy Crane, Debbie Douglass. Glennda Knauer, Tina Young, Ann Keeley, Theresa Reid, Terri Folk, Coach Haab. Darcy Crane—Captain Forward-Guard Ford Central ODOonen 49 1 FSW 43 Heyworth 47 30 CeRoy 41 34 47 Chenoa . 38 Melvin-Stbtey 34 36 42 44 Odell Chatswouh 42 33 61 2 Say brook-Arrowsmith 45 DeLand-Weldon 24 a Bellflower 12 LeRoy Farmer City Gardner Hev worth Tn-’oint Fail bury-Cropsey ' 44 Tri-Valley 39 Octavia 20 anal Ifrbury-Crop 43 The 1982-83 girls basketball team finished the season with a 9-12 record. The team started the season well but was hit with a series of key injuries that ultimately cost the team several vic- tories. Tina Young was voted as the Most Valuable Player by her team- mates, while Terri Folk was voted the Most Improved Player. Tina was also named to the Sangamon Valley Con- ference second team all-conference. The freshman-sophomore team had an outstanding 13-1 record, losing only to Tri-Valley late in the season. 63 Sweet Smell of Success JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Kay Schladenhauffen (stat.), Asst. Coach Haab. Dawn Sledge, Twyla Runyon (stat.). Row 2: Cathy Roth, Amy Waibel, Glennda Knauer, Debbie Douglass, Coach Haab, Linda Aupperle, Amy Schrof, Deanna Kemnetz. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Record 13-1 Opponent FSW Ford Central 20 54 Gilman 25 37 Odell 18 43 Chatsworth 10 43 Saybrook-Arrowsmith 27 59 DeLand-Weldon 13 43 LeRoy 20 58 Farmer City 18 49 Gardner 32 47 Heyworth 14 59 Tri-Point 30 43 Fairbury-Cropsey 14 59 Tri-Valley 39 36 Fisher 24 55 Fast and Loose BOYS TRACK Row 1: Eric Decker, Jim Kirkpatrick, Todd Somers, Brian Runyon, Phil Keeley. Row 2: Randy Yoder, Quang Vu, Rick Yoder. Scott Stewart, Richard Dockery, Tim Maurer, Ron Masters. Row 3: Coach Voigt, Mike Bennington, Scott Gulliford, Keith Beal, Troy Wenger, Todd Freehill, Darin Reeser, Ed Beck, Erik Russell (Manager). BOYS TRACK RECORDS 1983 High Jump Troy Wenger 6'2V4 1973 Long Jump Kim Young 22'6V2 1973 100m Dash Kim Young 10.0 1973 220m Dash Kim Young 22.3 1967 100m Hurdles J. Davis 16.0 1973 1979 300m Hurdles Harry Fosdick Todd Wenger 40.8 1974 400m Dash Bob Kemp 53.3 1983 800m Run Mike Bennington 1:59.9 1967 Mile Run W. Ricketts 4:47.6 1978 Two Mile Run J. Hutchcraft 10:27.4 1979 400m Relay R. Yoder 47.7 1975 Var 400m Relay S. Meenen D. Doran P. Teubel R. Stoller 48.0 1974 F-S 400m Relay J. Duerr B. Maurer D. Monahan H. Fosdick 48.3 1975 Mile Relay R. Yoder B. Kemp D. Monahan R. Stoller 3:41.9 1983 Two Mile Relay J. Duerr H. Fosdick B. Maurer Rich Dockery 8:54.5 1981 Pole Vault Scott Stewart Darin Reeser Mike Bennington Dan Hardesty 12'10 1965 Shot Put P. Knauer 54'1Vi 1961 Discus J. Honegger 166'5Vi 1978 Triple Jump T. Wenger 41'4 Vi 65 Semi-Tough Troy Wenger Troy Wenger breaks High Jump record at 6'2Vi Triple Jump, High Jump, Long Jump Rick Yoder 400m 800m Relay, Pole Vault The 1982-83 boys track season was highlighted by the breaking of three school records. Mike Benn- ington set a new record of 1:59.9 in the 800m run, and Troy Wenger set a new record in the high jump with a jump of 6'2' 4 . In addition, the 3200m relay team of Rich Dockery, Scott Stewart, Darin Reeser, and Mike Bennington set a new record of 8:54.5. With the loss of only a few seniors, the prospects for next year’s team look good. 66 You Have to Run Fast GIRLS' TRACK Row 1: Darcy Crane, Debbie Douglass, Tracey Kirkpatrick, Melanie Davis, Shellie Pratt, Lori Wycoff. Row 2: Kay Schladenhauffen, Cathy Roth, Theresa Hamilton, Amy Ricketts. Beth Bork. Amy Waibel. Row 3: Coach Haab, Tiffany Haab, Barb Kupferschmid, Kara Schladenhauffen. Tracey Davies, Terri Folk, The F-S-W girls’ track team had a very successful season and performed well in every meet. The Eskimos sent two representatives to the state meet in Charleston with Kay Schladenhauffen going in the 200-meter hurdles and the 800-meter relay team of Amy Waibel, Debbie Douglass, Kay Schladenhauffen, and Lori Wycoff also running. The Eskimos tied for third place in their first year in the Sangamon Valley Con- ference Track Meet and also scored well in the sectional and Livingston County Track Meets. Five records were set during the year by Kay Schladenhauffen in the 200- meter hurdles (30.85), Melanie Davis in the 400- meter dash (1:03.5), the 800-meter relay team (1:52.2), while Terri Folk set a record in the discus (107' 10 ) and tied a record in the shot put ( 3 2'7 ). Kay Schladenhauffen was voted Most Valuable by her teammates. STATE QUALIFIERS—Lori Wycoff, Kay Schladenhauffen, Debbie Douglass, Amy Waibel. 67 Born to Run Tracey Davies—800m. Run Darcy Crane—800 m. Medley, 1600 m. Relay GIRLS’ TRACK RECORDS 1975 50 yard dash Tami Steidinger 6.8 1979 100m. dash Diane Walter 12.3 1979 200m. dash Diane Walter 26.7 1983 400 m. dash Melanie Davis 1:03.5 1979 800 m. dash Judy Rieger 2:30.6 1977 1600 m. run Carol Harms 5:56.6 1978 3200 m. run Dawn Davis 14:07.6 1977 80 yard hurdles Jean Kamrath 12.5 1982 100 m. hurdles Tina Young 17.03 1983 200 m. hurdles Kay Schladenhauffen 30.85 1979 400 m. relay Amy Wycoff Sandy Pratt Lisa Yoder Diane Walter 52.3 1983 800 m. relay Amy Waibel Debbie Douglass Kay Schladenhauffen Lori Wycoff 1:52.2 1977 800 m. medley Teresa Waibel Lisa Yoder Diane Walter Carol Harms 2:00.6 1978 1600 m. relay Kay Harrell Teresa Waibel Carol Harms Judy Rieger 4:23.1 1979 Shot Put Laura Duerr 327 1983 Shot Put Terri Folk 327 1983 Discus Terri Folk 107' 10 1975 Long Jump Tami Steidinger 15'2Vfc 1981 High Jump Juli Stiles 5'3 68 Diamonds Are Forever Row one: Erik Russell, Tom Dubree, Toney Dubree. Ron Masters, Brent Honegger, Rick Yoder, Lonnie Farris, Randy Yoder. Row two: Coach Hilti, Allen Ricketts, Tom Mabrey, Scott Gulliford, Troy Wenger, John Bennington, Mike Bennington, Darin Reeser, Scott Stewart. FSW Baseball Scores Record 4-14 FSW OPP Heyworth Heyworth Tri-Valley Fairbury-Cropsey LeRoy LeRoy Tri-Valley Tri-Valley Octavia Octavia Farmer City Fairbury-Cropsey Fairbury-Cropsey LeRoy Octavia Farmer City Farmer City Heyworth Take Me Out to the Ballgame Rick Yoder, catcher The change from the Vermillion Valley Con- ference to the Sangamon Valley Conference also brought a change in the season for the FSW baseball team. Instead of playing in the spring, the team began its season in May and continued into the summer. Lonnie Farris, third base John Bennington, outfield Pom Pom Girls The cheerleading squads of FSW started the 82-83 season by attending ISU Redbird Camps where the Varsity squad earned three blue ribbons and a spirit stick. The Varsity squad continued to have a busy and successful season. The Squad again brought home a 1st from the Mel-Sib Turkey Tourney and placed 5th out of 16 at the highly competitive Shiloh X-mas Tourney. Both squads had a lot of fun this past year and extend their thanks to Ruth Haab for all she has done. Combined Squads, Top to bottom: Tiffany Haab, Melanie Davis, Marisa Schrof, Tracy Muir, Megan Schrof, Shellie Pratt, Shelley Starks, Beth Maurer, Leslie Gulliford, Lisa Glendenning. The Greatest For Your Eyes Only The Egg and I 72 The Long, Hot Summer As usual, the summer of ’82 went fast, while a variety of ac- tivities took place. First, the varsity and junior varsity cheerleading squads attended the annual ISU cheerleading camp. Then, after a break in July and August, it was time for another tough week of band camp and the dreadful double ses- sions for the football players. In Livingston County August also means Fairbury Fair Week just before the onset of school. The 1982 Fairbury Fair was especially memorable for two FSW jr. high students—Andrea Fugate and Scott Small. The two joined with Kelly Christenson (then from Fairbury) and entered the Talent Show at the Fair for the second year in a row as the Sun- shine Three. In ’81 they had placed 3rd in the contest; in '82 they won 1st place in the Junior Division. The gospel rock group then advanced to meet some very stiff competition at the state level in Springfield in January, where they did not place. And the Winner Is... At an assembly in the fall, Dr. Fulton presented the highest award given by the American Heart Association to Doug Travis, while his CPR instructor, Mrs. Haab, looks on. CPR is taught as a regular part of the health program at FSW, and Doug found that training very valuable while at work one day at Weber's IGA in Fairbury. Doug assisted Sally Tipton (a respiratory therapist at Fairbury Hospital) in administering CPR to Fairbury resident Bud Wink until Mr. Wink could be transported to the hospital for treatment. §cljolastic Awards Athletic Awards Valedictorian—Trish Gerber Salutatorian—Lyle Steidinger Illinois State Scholars— Eric Fugate Geoff Schrof Lyle Steidinger Rick Yoder DAR—Trish Gerber SAR—Geoff Schrof §peectj (Club Tracy Muir and Brendon Schrof attended the State Speech Finals at Downers Grove, where they finished fifth. FOOTBALL MVP—Off.—Troy Wenger MVP—Def.—Rick Yoder BOYS BASKETBALL Co-MVP— Brian Bounds Troy Wenger Best Freethrow Percent.—Scott Gulliford Best Field Goal Percent.—Scott Gulliford GIRLS BASKETBALL MVP—Tina Young MIP—Terri Folk GIRLS TRACK MVP—Kay Schladenhauffen John Philip Sousa Award Geoff Schrof iHIustr Auiarbs National Choral Award Doug Travis 75 Little Mary Sunshine CAST Chief Brown Bear...............................Eric Fugate CpI. Billy Jester...........................Brendon Schrof Capt. Big Jim Warington................Geoff Schrof Little Mary Sunshine...................Lisa Masters Mme. Ernestine Von Liebedich ..........Mabyn Beck Nancy Twinkle..........................Tracy Muir Fleet Foot....................................Scott Gulliford Yellow Feather...............................Pompie Burton Young Ladies from the Eastchester Finishing School: Cora................................Marisa Schrof Henrietta..........................AmyWaibel Gwendolyn.....................Lisa Glendenning Maud ..............................Tosha Ringler Blanche ............................Tiffany Haab Mabel................................Megan Schrof Becky.......................................Peggy Ulitzsch Kate........................................Angie Kaisner Young Gentlemen of the United States Forest Rangers: Pete...............................Jeff Kaisner Slim...................................Jeff Day Tex ...................................Ed Beck Buster .......................Chris Bennington Hank..........................Mike Bennington Tom...............................Mark Aupperle Joe..........................................Phil Keeley Gen. Oscar Fairfax, Ret......................Doug Travis CREWS Artist—D. Grantham; Costumes and Make-Up—H. Steffen, B. Kuntz, D. Sledge, K. Steidinger, M. Davis, T. Bauman, T. Runyon, L. Wycoff, A. Keeley, T. Kirkpatrick, K. Cotter, S. Starks, M. Mabrey, K. Schladenhauffen; Lighting—T. Wenger, R. Masters. T. Young, J. Bennington, K. Beal; Pit Band— M. Stalker, D. Russell. M. Fry, B. Bork, K. Schladenhauffen, P. Somers, S. Starks, A. Schrof; Programs and Publicity—J. Hodgson, J. Baker, B. Blissard, E. Beck; Props—E. Russell, K. Steidinger, H. Steffen; Set Construction—R. Masters, D. Roth, A. Ricketts, M. Lanz, B. Plenert, E. Teubel. M. Brauman; Sound—D. Reeser, G. Hardesty, S. McBride, T. Mabrey, T. Freehill, J. Bennington; Ticket Sales—B. Blissard, K. Steidinger. K. Schladenhauffen, M. Schmidgall, P. Somers; Ushers—T. Vaughan, R. Brown, J. Hodgson, E. Russell, D. Douglass. K. Metz, L. Aupperle, D. Goembel. Vocal Director and Choreography —Debra Foley Instrumental Director—Michael Stalker Mata Hari Choreography—Karen Osman Special thanks to Susan Haab, Ron Jankun, Diane Ducett, and Sam Douglass and Assoc. 76 It’s Showtime This year’s musical, Little Mary Sunshine , was a spoof on musicals. Director William Ducett warned musical buffs they would not recognize the score because the numbers were unique to Lit- tle Mary Sunshine . However, there was no mistaking the story line. Written as a take-off on the classic love story and musical, it contained all the same elements as those classics—a beautiful, sweet heroine; a handsome, righteous hero; a host of good guys and bad guys; plenty of music, singing, and dancing; and trials and tribulations for the heroine and hero. All those elements were ex- aggerated in Little Mary Sunshine to poke fun at musicals. Despite knowing this at the beginning, the audiences at the May 14 and 15 performances at FSW soon found themselves lost in the music and story, just as they would with any other musical. 77 Prom Night 78 Little Darlings Any Which Way You Can Let the Good Times Roll The Misfits Blues Brothers It’s Love I’m After My Fair Lady Mr. Wong in Chinatown Bonnie and Clyde I Sell Anything 80 PERHAPS earn. pprbapa Xoup tB Xikp a rpating placp A Bljpltfr from tfje Bform 3t pxiata to giup you comfort 3t tB tljcrp to kppp you uiarm And in tljonp timpa of troublp nHjPn you arp moat alonp aljp mpmory of Ioup mill bring you bnmp Pprbapa Xoup ia Xikp a window Pprbapa an appn door 3t inuitpa you to camp eXaapr 3t wanta to aljow you morp And PUPn if you Xobp yourapif And don't know wbat to do SIjp mpmory of Xoup wiXX bpp you tljrougb Ob, Xoup to aomp ia Xikp a eXoud So aomp aa atrong aa atppX Jar aomp a way of Xiuing Jar aomp a way to fppl And aomp aay Xoup ia bnXding on And aomp aay latting go And aomp aay Xoup ia puarytljing And aomp aay they don't know pprljapa Xoup ia Xikp tbP oepan JuIX of confXict, fuXI of cljangp £ikp a firp wb?n it'a coXd outaidp Or tbundpr wfypn it raina 3f 3 abnuXd Xiup forpupr And aXX my drpama comp trup ffly mpmoripa of Xoup wiXX bp uf you. Perhaps Love Commencement presentation by Ron Jankun May 27, 1983 81 Almost Angels For more years than most people in this area can remember, the For- rest United Methodist Women have hosted a unique tradition for the senior class. Each spring the women invite the seniors and their parents to enjoy a tasty breakfast of homemade rolls, coffee, and juice and, hopefully, be inspired by a guest speaker. On May 11 this year’s senior class was privileged to hear alumnus John Plattner present his challenge, What Now?” The senior class takes this opportunity to thank the Methodist Women for carrying on this very special tradition; it is something each year’s seniors look forward to attending. The Senior Trip for the Class of 83 was spent at Marriotts Great America. The seniors left early in the morning May 25 and spent the entire day at Marriotts, riding all the rides, seeing shows, and eating. They then returned to the Sheraton Motel in Waukegan where they swam, played arcade games, and watched TV. The next day the class ate a breakfast buf- fet provided by the Sheraton. On the way home they stopped at the Joliet Mall and shopped. Everyone that went can say it was a trip to remember. 82 —A— — D— SANDY ANLIKER — B— ED BECK—Musical MABYN BECK—In Oklahoma: FHA, FFA, Chorus, Drill Team, Musical. In Forrest: Chorus, Musical. TRACEY DAVIES—Flags, Musical, Track, Spanish Club, Varsity Club. TOM DUBREE—Basketball, Baseball. —F— LONNIE FARRIS—Baseball, Football. JOHN BENNINGTON—Band, Football, Basket- ball, Spanish Club, Scholastic Bowl, Musical. JACKIE BOOTH—Chorus, Swing Choir, Musical, National Honor Society. BRIAN BOUNDS—FFA, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Student Council, Varsity Club, Homecoming King. POMPIE BURTON—Football, Baseball, Basket- ball, Varsity Club, Football Stat., Track, Musical. STEVE FOLWELL —Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club. ERIC FUGATE—FFA, Band, Tupek Photographer, Spanish Club, Scholastic Bowl, Speech Club, Stu- dent Council, Musical, Illinois State Scholar, Stu- dent Council V. Pres. —G- TRISH GERBER—Student Council, National Honor Society, DAR, Senior Class Sec. -C- DARCY CRANE—Basketball, Band, Varsity Club, Spanish Club, Track, Chorus, Cheerleading, Stu- dent Council Pres., Football Stat., Tupek Photography Editor, National Honor Society, Girls State, Homecoming Court. JODI CRUTCHER—Flags, Musical. LESLIE GULLIFORD—Cheerleading, Tupek, Basketball, Varsity Club, Homecoming Court. —H — DONALD HALL—Football. TINA HILTON—Basketball Mgr., AV Club, Chorus, Track Aide. MATT HOFFMAN —Basketball, Scholastic Bowl, Boys State. 84 Senior Class rfV STEVE JONES—Chorus, Basketball, Football, Spanish Club. — M— MARTHA MABREY—Musical, Track Aide, Tupek. DAVID MAURER JULIE MEENEN—Flags, Chorus, FFA, Student Council, Musical. BONNIE MOSER—Chorus. TRACY MUIR —Track, Flags Co-Captain, Cheerleading, Musical, Speech Team, Homecom- ing Queen. -S- c I m ¥ STEVE SIKORA—Swing Choir, Band, Chorus, Musical. PAM SOMERS—Band, National Honor Society, Student Council Sec., Spanish Club, Tupek Editor. BETHANY STEFFEN —Band, Chorus. JOESTEHLE LYLE STEIDINGER—Illinois State Scholar, Na- tional Honor Society, National Merit Scholarship Finals. —T— ED TEUBEL—FFA Reporter, Treas., V. Pres. DOUG TRAVIS—Swing Choir, Musical, Track, Speech Club, Tupek Photographer, Spanish Club, Senior Class V. Pres., National Chorus Award. DAVID ST. DENNIS MARY SCHMIDGALL—Track, Flags, Chorus, Tupek Bus. Staff. GEOFF SCHROF—FFA, Speech Club, Musical, Tupek, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Band, SAR, State Farmer Degree, Illinois State Scholar, John Philip Sousa Award, Senior Class Treas. AMY SHORT—Flags Co-Capt„ Homecoming Court, Tupek Bus. Staff, Chorus. —V— TODD VAUGHAN—Musical Crew, Tupek Bus. Staff. —W— TROY WENGER—Basketball Capt., Football Co- Capt., Track, Baseball, Varsity Club. RICK YODER—Football, Baseball, Track, Spanish Club, Varsity Club, Senior Class Pres., Scholastic Bowl, Illinois State Scholar. 85 Grade 8A Troy Babbs Teresa Brown Elaine Degler Joel Evelsizer Ronda Hartman Rae’Schl Hedge Bethany Honegger Aaron Masters Bobby McBride Brian Moser 88 Grade 8B Danny Baker Peggy Burton Casey Duerr Scott Edwards Jason Evelsizer Scott Feller Shelly Haab Janine Haas Brad Metz Leona Palen Christy Raasch Robb Reeser Stacey Sikora Absent: Jay Steidinger 89 Grade 7 A Richard Beck Chad Bork Paul Cook Karri Cotter Kevin Day Dan Folk Andrea Fugate Tammie Hannah Bethel Harms Mike Kuperschmid Joe Mabrey Cory Masters Randy Meister Julie Ricketts Chad Ringler Kathy Schneider Scott Small Cory Wait Keith Walters Elaine Winterland 90 Grade 7B Jennifer Bounds Eric Brauman Kimberly Day Anna Dockery David Douglass Kathy Fogal Steve Keeley Chad Kupferschmid Lori Lanz Diane McBride Daren Metz Kevin Moser Jennifer Mueller Tracey Palmore Jeff Rieger Bobby Rieger Michelle Russell Chad Schieler Brian Travis Robin Wade 91 Jeff Austman Jami Benway Matt Brauman Kim Custer Darrell Douglass Grade 6A Charlene Folk Ray Grossich Jeff Hall Kim Horine Bert Jennings Dawn Kestner Corbin Kupferschmid Kristen Kupferschmid Kristy Lanz Chad Plenert Sara Ricketts Chris Riedel Randy Sikora Corey Steffen Ryan Steidinger Scott Stork Thadd Walter 92 Grade 6B Steve Anliker Bryan Bell Brian Bork Colin Decker Mary Dunn Troy Farney Jeff Haas Dannie Hannah Mike Hilton Randall Kaisner Renee Kaisner Bill Kemnetz Raul Marin Angie Meister Holly Metz Karen Mueller Chad Pankey Troy Rieger Sue Schulte Joey VanHoorebeke Donna Weighley Heather Yoder 93 Safety Patrol and Student Council SAFETY PATROL Row 1: Reggy Burton, Sharlene Folk, Bryan Bell, Sue Schulte. Row 2: Mrs. Hammer—Sponsor, Anna Dockery, Casey Duerr. Rhonda Hartman, Dannie Hannah, Troy Farney, Randall Kaisner. I T STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Joel Evelsizer, Leona Palen, Rob Reeser, Brad Metz, Michelle Mydler, Rhonda Hartman, Jason Evelsizer. Row 2: Mrs. Ambrose—Sponsor. Holly Metz. Renee Kaisner. Jeff Rieger. Scott Feller, Steve Keeley. Kevin Day. Darrell Douglass. Brian Moser, Stacey Sikora, Elaine Degler. Jeff Austman, Cory Masters. 8th Grade Play Cast and Crew 'ii CAST Row 1: Brad Metz, Rob Reeser. Row 2: Christy Raasch, Rae’Schl Hedge, Jason Evelsizer, Danny Baker, Annette Stork. Row 3: Brian Moser, Elaine Degler, Stacey Sikora, Leona Palen, Rhonda Hartman, Shelly Haab, Casey Duerr, Joel Evelsizer. Scott Feller. CREW Row 1: Aaron Masters. Bobby McBride, Brian Ricketts, Miss Kellerman—Sponsor, Teresa Brown. Bethany Honegger. Peggy Burton. Row 2: Janine Haas, Jay Steidinger. Kelly Bufkin, Scott Edwards. Michelle Mydler. Band Row 1: Holly Metz, Sue Schulte, Kim Day, Kathy Fogal, Sarah Ricketts, Donna Weighley. Mary Dunn, Michelle Russell. Row 2: Steve Anliker, Kristy Lanz. Andrea Fugate. Kathy Schneider. Kevin Day, Chad Bork, Heather Yoder. Karri Cotter, Julie Ricketts. Brian Bork, Angie Meister, Jami Benway. Row 3: Keith Walter, David Douglass, Joe Mabrey, Jason Evelsizer, Joel Evelsizer, Brian Moser, Leona Palen, Steve Keeley, Casey Duerr, Daren Metz, Chad Ringler, Thadd Walter, Matt Brauman. Row 4: Mr. Stalker (Director), Ronda Hartman, Stacey Sikora, Shelly Haab, Rob Reeser, Bethel Harms, Darrell Douglass, Dannie Hannah, Kristan Kupferschmid, Kim Horine, Renee Kaisner, Scott Small. This year’s Jr. High Concert Band displayed good size and talent. The 45 members of the band performed at the Christmas, Pops, and Spring Concerts. On March 26 the band had the privilege of hosting the IESA Contest. Nearly 30 bands competed, and Forrest was one of the few bands to receive a 1st place rating. 96 Chorus and Cheerleaders Row 1: Sue Schulte. Thadd Walter. Corey Steffen. Sharlene Folk. Sarah Ricketts. Troy Rieger. Angie Meister. Peggy Burton. Elaine Degler. Renee Kaisner. Holly Metz. Kim Custer. Row 2: Jeff Rieger. Michelle Russell. Andrea Fugate. Kim Day. Jennifer Bounds. Bethel Harms. Anna Dockery, Heather Yoder. Kim Horine, Chris Riedel. Julie Ricketts, Mary Dunn, Dawn Kestner, Brian Travis. Row 3: Scott Small. Danny Baker. Aaron Masters. Casey Duerr. Shelly Haab, Stacy Sikora. Brian Moser. Kevin Day. Brad Metz. Karri Cotter. Kristan Kupferschmid, Michelle Mydler. Janine Haas, Daren Metz. Steve Keeley, Joel Evelsizer, Joe Mabrey. Row 1: Shelly Haab. Row 2: Chris Riedel. Michelle Mydler. Bethel Harms. Row 3: Jennifer Bounds. 97 Boys’ A B Basketball JR. HIGH A BASKETBALL Row 1: Casey Duerr, Chad Bork, Danny Baker, Colin Decker, David Douglass, Brian Moser, Scott Feller, Aaron Masters. Row 2: Eric Brauman (Manager), Danny Folk (Manager), Kevin Day, Jeff Rieger, Jason Evelsizer, Brad Metz, Scott Edwards, Scott Small. Rob Reeser, Coach Fogal. m JR. HIGH B BASKETBALL Row 1: Jeff Hall, Brian Travis, Troy Rieger. Jeff Austman, Cory Masters. Randy Sikora, Bryan Bell. Row 2: Thadd Walter. Jeff Rieger. Dannie Hannah. Bill Kemnetz, Joel Evelsizer, Chad Plenert, Cory Wait, Corbin Kupferschmid. Row 3: Coach Cribbett, Randall Kaisner, Chad Schieler, Daren Metz, Chad Kupferschmid, Darrell Douglass, Chad Ringler, Bobby McBride, Keith Walter, Brian Bork, Mike Kupferschmid (Manager). 98 Boys Baseball and Girls Basketball JR. HIGH BOYS BASEBALL Row 1: Cory Masters. Cory Wait. Bobby McBride. Scott Feller. Casey Duerr, Danny Baker. Keith Walter. Jeff Rieger. Bobby Rieger. Row 2: Coach Cribbett. Chad Ringler, David Douglass. Rob Reeser. Joe Mabrey. Brad Metz. Scott Small. Kevin Day. Mike Kupferschmid, Daren Metz. JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: Holly Metz. Sarah Ricketts. Kathy Schneider. Peggy Burton. Julie Ricketts. Mary Dunn. Kim Horme. Elaine Degler, Lori Lanz. Sharlene Folk. Angie Meister. Row 2: Tammie Hannah. Jennifer Bounds. Tracy Palmore. Stacey Sikora. Bethel Harms. Chris Riedel. Leona Palen. Kristy Lanz. Andrea Fugate. Anna Dockery. Row 3: Miss Wells. Ronda Hartman (Mgr.). Michelle Russell. Donna Weighley, Kristan Kupferschmid. Karri Cotter. Christy Raasch. Michelle Mydler, Shelly Haab. Kim Day. Robin Wade. Coach Zick. Boys’ A and B Track A TEAM Row 1: Scott Feller, Dan Baker, Casey Duerr. Bobby McBride. Chad Ringler. Eric Brauman. Row 2: Steve Keeley. Chad Kupferschmid, Colin Decker, Robb Reeser. Kevin Day, David Douglass. Row 3: Aaron Masters (Mgr ), Darrell Douglass, Joe Mabrey, Dan Folk. Brad Metz. Scott Edwards. Scott Small. Mike Kupferschmid, Coach Cribbett. B TEAM Row 1: Randy Meister. Bryan Bell. Jeff Hall, Scott Stork, Cory Masters, Richard Beck. Row 2: Corbin Kupferschmid, Jeff Austman, Thadd Walter. Randall Kaisner, Joey VanHoorebeke, Dannie Hannah. Troy Rieger. Row 3: Chad Bork (Mgr ), Corey Wait, Jeff Rieger, Troy Farney. Chad Schieler, Keith Walter, Brian Bork, Matt Brauman, Coach Cribbett. 100 Girls’ A and B Track A TEAM Row 1: Sue Schulte (Mgr.), Teresa Brown. Leona Palen. Stacey Sikora. Michelle Russell, Tonia McBride (Mgr.). Row 2: Kristen Kupferschmid. Karri Cotter, Shelly Haab, Kim Day. Coach Sonkin. B TEAM Row 1: Julie Ricketts. Kim Custer. Peggy Burton. Sarah Ricketts. Holly Metz. Row 2: Diane McBride. Dawn Kestner. Tracey Palmore, Heather Yoder. Kim Horine. Row 3: Sue Schulte (Mgr ), Andrea Fugate. Jennifer Bounds. Bethel Harms. Chris Riedel, Donna Weighley. Coach Sonkin. (The staff apologizes for the poor quality of pictures on these two pages; our camera gave us problems all year.) Good Times The Conspirators The Three Caballeros The Tall Stranger Little Women 102 Jeff Albert Shay Bachtold Wanda Degler Christina Endres Todd Farney Grade 5A Lisa Grossich Colene Hartman Rhonda Jupin Daton Kupferschmid Shelly Lanz Chrissy Miller Libby Miller Chad Reeser Josh St. Dennis Kenton Schneider Marie Steffen Kevin Yoder 104 Mary Anglin Gina Austman Mary Golden Letha Grantham Teresa Lattin Ricky Masters Devin Plenert Eddie Pratt Brian Raasch Linda Rama Denise Rieger Shannon Runyon Kelly Schieler Chris Steidinger Jami Walter 105 Grade 4A Michelle Beck Eric Bell Leslie Defries Kathy Gray Jason Haas Janet Hardesty Jonathan Hurt Ron Jankun, Jr. Mark McBride Sally Moser Amy Mueller Rebecca Rieger Galen Schaffer Michael Somers 106 Amy Janssen Nathan Miller Sean Palmore Michael Riedel Tiffany Rieger Kara Wehrle Kim Zimmerman Mary Bauman Roger Dockery Jason Henning Mike Honegger Greg Hott Grade 4B 107 Shawna Adams Dana Banwart Patrick Carmack Freedom Carter Krista Edwards Grade 3A Michele Horine Michelle Hott Tanya f Jennings Jennifer Knauer v , Jeremy Masters V V, i'J n% Derrick Maurer Darrell McBride Heidi Metz Amanda Miller Bryan Steffen Tracy Steffen Corry Ulitzsch Mindy Wait Kurt Wenger 108 Grade 3B Holly Bachtold Terry Carter Robert Cotter Jonathon Etter Tammy Farney Jerri Gray Jamey Haas Garrett Kupferschmid Erik Leman Patrick Leman 109 Joyce Bolliger Danny Bradley Carrie Cabbage Anne Carter Shannon Gillett Grade 2A Keith Hertz Loren Honegger Ryan Koehl Damon Lanz Dana Lanz Janelle Lehmann Erica Mygatt Corey Schieler Jennifer Steffen Sandi Stoller Sally Vaughan Absent: Joanne Zeller 110 Grade 2B Jenni Adams Derek Babbs Dawn Bork Clint Bounds Joe Carmack Sally Duerr Bridget Heavilin Amy Honegger Stacy Janssen Peggy Lanz u li Lisa LeMay Randall McBride Nathan Masters Jason Rieger Kendra Steffen Steve Toohill Trisha Vaughan Tania Voeste 111 Grade IA Mandy Baker Michael Beal Sarah Brown Valerie Davis Michelle Endres Katherine Etter Daren Goembel Gena Heavilin Matthew Keeley Carrie Knauer Chad May Corey Metz Chad Miller Shane Mowery Jeffrey Rieger Kimberly Rieger Tonya Rieger James Schneider Jeffrey Stehle Erica Tyler 9 Victoria Weeks Kelli Zimmerman 112 Grade IB Mike Aberle David Banwart Brian Bellot Cari Decker Colleen Ducett Wendy Epley Dale Gray Jolene Haas Devon Honegger Laura Horine Arlan Leman Wayne Maurer Jeff Moser Beth Rieger Teresa Rieger Eric Short Shawn Sullens Sam Vaughan Tommy Young Absent: Brandy Zeller 113 Kelli Adams Kristofer Bachtold Marsha Bachtold Stephanie Brown Jeremy Haas Stacey Heavilin Chuckie Hendershatt Julie Honegger Ryan Honegger Chris McWhorter Morning Kindergarten Anna Meister Seth Miller John Mueller T. J. Mygatt Nathan Schaffer Clinton Steffen Kevin Stoller Kristin Vaughan Nathan Waibel Nathan Walter 114 Afternoon Kindergarten June Carter Nikki Ericson Joshua Fogal Kelli Gillett Joleane Grantham Andrea Greer Warren Hartman Lee Hoffman Kristi Karcher Katie Odum 115 The Ghost and Mr. Chicken 5TH GRADE BAND Row 1: Mary Golden. Letha Grantham. Lisa Grossich, Ronda Jupin, Chrissy Miller. Libby Miller. Mary Anglin. Row 2: Gina Austman, Jami Walter. Shannon Runyon, Ricky Masters, Kent Schneider, Eddie Pratt, Chad Reeser. Marie Steffen, Shelly Lanz. Babes in Toyland Jr. High Autographs FIRST STATE BANK OF FORREST A STRONG FRIEND FOR YOUR FAMILY FDfe Forrest, Illinois JY CORN BELT hatcheries of III. FORREST ILLINOIS 61741 DAMERON PLUMBING HEATING 204 W. Locust St. Phone (815) 692-2012 KitchenAide Gould Pumps Kohler Fixtures NYLANDER’S FLOWERS AND GIFTS 516 S. 7th Street Fairbury, Illinois Phone: 692-3024 WEBER’S I.G.A. 4th and Maple—Ph. 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Chatsworth Illinois Compliments of THE FORREST NEWS Fern Jost, Editor DAVIS EXCAVATING Conservation Work—Bulldozing Farm Draining Dennis Davis CENTEL CABLE TELEVISION COMPANY OF ILLINOIS A CENTEL COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY 404 SOUTH WEBSTER STREET FAIRBURY, ILLINOIS 61739 ZIEGENHORN SONS, INC. SAV-MOR STORE Health and Beauty Aids Film, Motor Oil, and MORE Fairbury, IL Hy. 24 West Fairbury, Illinois Phone:815-692-2358 C S SERVICE CENTER Ph.815-657-8622 RT 24 RT 47 Forrest, Illinois SHAFER-PEARSON AGENCY Chatsworth, Illinois 635-3124 129 rx. Knapp, Kitchens and More HOMES AND IMPROVEMENTS—INDUSTRIAL WOOD Louie and Carol Knapp PH. 815 657-8811 PH. 815 657-8843 Mr.y Timber m: Lumber and Building Materials £ West Walnut Street P.O. Box 30 Fairbury, IL 61739 Phone:815-692-2321 MIDWEST MOTEL Illinois 47 North 703 North Center Forrest, Illinois 61741 Trev and Judy Mygatt, Managers Phone: 815-657-8274 TERRY’S V W BARBER shop Hair Styling Salon Forrest, IL. and Kempton, IL. CROSSROADS CAFE AND BOWLING LANES 107 S. Center St. Forrest, IL 61741 (815)657 8613 D K SERVICE COMPLETE BOOY REPAIR REFINISHING RICHARD DEMPSEY ROUTE 24 Owner FORREST. ILLINOIS 61741 SANDERS ELECTRIC SERVICE Electrical Equipment Installation Service Ph. 657-8815 (Business) 657-8429 (Home) Forrest, Illinois 130 (j. TV. Sertzam and Sand 502 N. CENTER STREET • FORREST. ILLINOIS 61741 Life is a gift of God Life insurance is a gift of love. Sam Douglass Eldon Ringler Robert Cotter Lee Wycoff LUTHERAN MUTUAL INSURANCE WES BERTRAM, owner PH. 815 657.8729 LUTHERAN MUTUAL INSURANCE FORREST VIDEO GAMES J.C. KELLY CO. 110 West John St. (North of Parking Lot Hostetter’s Family Restaurant) 657-8845 Dennis V. Carter Owner 402 Locust Street Chatsworth, Illinois 131 132 Our Advertisers in Forrest and tlie Surrounding Area A very hearty thank you for helping to make this the 1983 TUPEK possible! Sweet Smell of Success Another year has come and gone. As I look back over the year there have been many hard times, and also many happy and challenging times. I hope that the editorial staff has put together a book that will help you remember this year forever. The editorial staff deserves a big thanks. Thanks—Geoff Schrof, Darcy Crane, Tina Bauman, Brendon Schrof, Doug Roth, Lori Wycoff, Beth Bork, and Amy Waibel—for all the time and effort you have put into this book. Special thanks to Martha Mabrey and Nathan Teubel for your artistic talents on the cover and table of contents page. Also I would like to express my thanks to Mrs. Small and Mrs. Hubly for staying all the late hours and coming in during the summer to get the book done. Also to Miss Kellerman for her help with the Jr. High. Despite all the problems with the camera and everything that has happened this year, the staff feels they have put together a book that is just as good as years in the past. I hope as you look through its pages, you remember all the fun times here at F-S-W. Sincerely, Pam Somers Since this is my last year as yearbook advisor, I take this opportunity to salute the four staffs it has been my pleasure to work with since my return to FSW in 1979. The first two staffs spent most of their time train- ing me, and I was extremely fortunate in having some very talented and bright people to work with—not to mention patient people. (I’m sure I did not make a very good student at times.) My staff the third year came along just in time to see me make a lot of mistakes after my training period—much like a new parent does once she is turned loose with her new charge for the first time. That was a tough year for all of us, and I hope they will forgive my mistakes and short temper and chalk it up to being a “nervous parent.” This year’s staff holds a special place in my heart. They were probably the least experienced and the smallest staff at the beginning with three seniors—Pam Somers, Darcy Crane, and Geoff Schrof. With the help of eight raw recruits, they took on the challenge of trying to put out an even better book; I think you will like what they’ve done. I’m sure Darcy will never forget the plane rides with Sylvester Fosdick to get the aerial shots for the book. Geoff Schrof will long remember his “harem” before the other fellows joined the staff. And nothing can match the sheer terror Pam Somers felt when she became editor. To ALL my special twelve—much love and thanks for a job well done! There is another staff I must also thank—Ron Jankuns for his endless talents, Bill Mullins of Newsfoto for his constant patience and help, Ruth Hubly for so many things too numerous to mention, and Nancy Keller- man for the thankless tasks she performed. Then last, but not least, thanks to everyone in the communities of Forrest, Strawn, and Wing for constantly lending your support to my staffs and me. Without you, there would be no Tupek. 133 Patricia Small, Advisor Index of High School Students Anliker, Sandy 8 Aupperle, Linda 32, 40, 48, 56. 64 Aupperle. Mark 28, 36, 40. 43. 44, 48. 49.60.61 Bachtold, Brad 32, 57 Baker. Julie 24 Baker, Laura Baker, William 32 Bauman, Tina 24. 40. 50. 52. 59, 63 Baysinger. Chuck 28. 60, 61 Baysinger, Greg 28 Beal. Duane 24 Beal. Keith 24. 48, 56. 60. 65 Beck. Ed 8. 45. 46, 65 Beck. Keith Beck. Mabyn 8. 48 Bennington, Chris 32. 38. 41, 43. 44. 61 Bennington, John 8, 40, 43, 46, 56, 58, 60. 62, 69, 70 Bennington. Mike 24. 38, 41. 43,46, 48. 49. 52. 56. 60. 65. 69 Blissard, Beverly 24, 41, 43. 44. 47, 48 Booth, Jackie 8, 45, 48, 49, 51 Bork. Beth 32, 38. 41. 43, 44. 48, 50, 67 Bounds. Brian 6, 7, 8, 36, 39, 52. 56. 58, 60. 62 Brauman, Mike 28, 36 Brown, Rick 24, 46. 47 Burton, Pompie 52 Campbell. Jennifer Campbell. Julie Carmack, Paul 24, 40. 43, 44 Cotter. Kelly 32, 38. 41. 43. 44. 48 Crane. Brent 28, 36, 41. 43. 44, 46, 56, 57.60.61 Crane. Darcy 6, 7, 8,39. 41, 42. 43, 44, 45. 46. 50. 51. 52. 59. 63. 67. 68 Craven. Richard 28 Crutcher, Jodi 8, 14, 41 Davies, Ray 28 Davies, Tracey 9. 46, 52, 67, 68 Davis, Melanie 24. 38. 41.46. 48, 52, 67. 71 Day. Jeff 28. 38. 41, 43, 44. 46. 48, 51. 52 Decker. Eric 32, 36, 39, 57, 65 Dockery. Rich 28, 56, 57, 65 Douglass. Debbie 32. 40, 43. 44.48. 51, 63. 64. 67. 68 Dubree. Tom 9, 69, 70 Dubree, Toney 28, 52, 56, 57, 69 Edwards, Bonnie 28 Farris, Laurie 32 Farris. Lonnie 9. 69. 70 Fogal, Paul 32,40. 43. 44.61 Folk. Barb 32 Folk, Don 24 Folk. Terri 24. 63. 67 Folwell, Amy 28 Folwell, Annette 28, 40 Folwell, Steve 9, 52, 56, 58, 60, 62 Freehill, Todd 24. 40. 43. 44. 56. 65 Fugate. Eric 7. 9. 36. 38. 39. 40. 44. 46, 51,52,56, 58 Fulton. Doug 24, 56 Gerber, Trish 9, 45 Goembel. Allen 24, 45. 46, 59 Goembel, Denise 32, 48 Golden, John 24 Glendenning, Lisa 32, 38. 40. 42, 43. 44, 48. 49.51,71 Grantham. Don 28 Grossich, Steve 32, 36 Gulliford. Leslie 6. 9. 46, 50. 52. 71 Gulliford, Scott 24. 39. 52. 56. 60. 65. 69 Haab. Mark 32, 36. 39. 57 Haab. Tiffany 28. 41, 48, 52. 67, 71 Haas. Jerrold 32 Haas. Julia 28. 48 Hall. Donald 9. 56. 58 Hamilton, Gwen 28 Hamilton, Theresa 32, 67 Hardesty, Debbie 24, 63 Hardesty, Gregg 28, 39, 56. 61 Harms. Patrick 24. 36. 41. 42.43, 44 Harrell, Tom 28 Hembree. Trudy 32. 47 Hilton, Kevin Hinds. Candy 51 Hodgson, Amy 32, 48 Hodgson. Jeff 24, 47. 48 Hoffman. Matt 10, 60, 62 Honegger. Brent 24, 69 Huisman, Bob 32, 57, 61 Hurt, Cindy 24, 48 Jennings. Kimberly 32. 40 Jones. Stacen 24. 60 Jones. Steve 10 Kaisner, Angie 28, 40, 43. 44, 46, 48. 51 Kaisner, Jeff 32, 39, 41. 43. 44, 48, 49 Keeley. Ann 24, 40. 43. 44. 51. 52, 63 Keeley, Phil 28. 40. 43. 44. 45. 46. 48. 49.61,65 Kemnetz. Deanna 29, 40, 43, 44, 47, 48, 51,64 Kestner, Shane 33 Kirkpatrick, Jim 33, 47, 65 Kirkpatrick. Tracey 24. 67 Knauer, Glennda 29, 40, 44, 52, 63, 64 Kuntz, Beth 25, 40, 43. 44. 48 Kupferschmid, Barb 29, 41, 52. 67 Kupferschmid, Todd 25, 44. 45,46 Lanz, Mike 25, 36 Lanz, Troy 29, 36, 61 Lattin, Russell 25 Leman. Benji 29 Leman, Earl 25, 52. 56 Mabrey. Jerry 29. 56, 57 Mabrey. Martha 10, 50 Mabrey, Tom 29. 56, 57, 69 Marin, Betty 25 Masters, Lisa 28. 29, 39, 48. 51 Masters, Ron 24. 25. 44. 52. 56. 60. 65. 69 Maurer. Beth 25, 41. 44. 45, 52, 71 Maurer, David 10 Maurer. Tim 29, 52, 65 McBride. Kelly 33 McBride. Steve 29, 52, 61 Meenen, Julie 10. 36, 40, 48 Meiss, Chris Metz. Kim 14, 32. 33. 39, 41, 43, 44. 48. 51 Moser, Bonnie 10 Moser. Doug 33, 36 Moser, Janis 41, 48 Muir, Tracy 6, 10. 40, 42. 48. 52. 71 O'Dell, Randi Kay 33 Palmore, Amy 33 Plenert, Brian 25, 36, 56 Pratt. Shellie 24, 25, 41. 42. 46. 48, 51, 52,67,71 Reeser. Darin 25, 38, 52, 56, 60, 65, 69 Reid, Don 29 Reid. Theresa 25, 63 Richmond, Crystal 33 Ricketts, Allen 25, 69 Ricketts. Amy 29. 41, 48, 67 Ringler, Tosha 14, 29. 38, 40. 43, 44, 46. 48.49 Roth. Cathy 33. 43. 44, 51, 63. 64. 67 Roth, Doug 24. 25, 38, 39. 40, 43. 44. 45. 50, 56 Runyon, Brian 28. 29, 65 Runyon. Twyla 25. 63, 64 Russell, Erik 33, 41, 43, 44. 48, 51, 65. 69 St. Dennis. David 11 Schladenhauffen, Kara 29, 41, 48. 52, 67 Schladenhauffen. Kay 24, 25, 39,40, 43. 44. 48. 51, 52. 63. 64. 67, 68 134 Index Continued Schmidgall, Mary 10, 40,48, 51 Schrof, Amy 29, 38, 40. 42, 43, 44, 51, 64 Schrof, Brendon 25,38, 41,42,43, 44, 45, 46, 50 Schrof. Brian 29, 56, 57, 61 Schrof. Geoff 6, 7,11.36, 38,40, 42.43, 44, 45, 46, 50 Schrof, Marisa 28, 29, 40, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 48,49,51,52,71 Schrof. Megan 29,41, 43,44,46, 48, 51.71 Schulte, Lori 33, 41,43. 44 Short, Amy 6, 11,41,42, 48 Sikora. Steve 11, 41,43, 44, 48,49 Sledge. Dawn 25,46, 51, 63, 64 Small, Dan 33, 47 Somers, Pam 7, 11, 39, 40, 43, 44, 45, 46,50 Somers, Todd 28, 29,39, 45,61,65 Starks. Shelley 29, 40,43, 44.46, 48, 51.52.71 Steffen, Bethany 11, 48 Steffen, Hope 24, 25, 39, 44. 45, 47, 48 Stehle, Joe 11 Steidinger, Amy 25 Steidinger. Erin 25, 63 Steidinger, Kay 25,45, 47,48 Steidinger, Lyle 11 Steidinger, Mary Lynn 28, 29, 39,48, 51 Steidinger, Roger 29 Stewart. Scott 24, 25,39,52, 56, 60, 65, 69 Teubel, Ed 12, 36 Teubel. Nathan 25.36. 50 Toohill, Sarah 25 Travis, Doug 7, 12,46,48, 49, 51, 52, 75 Trimmer, Kevin 60,61 Turner, Jackie 29. 41 Turner, Jeri 33, 40, 48 Ulitzsch, Peggy 29, 40, 43, 44, 46, 48 Van Hoorebeke, Julie 29, 40 Vaughan, Joe 33, 57 Vaughan, Todd 12, 51 Vu, Quang 33, 41, 43. 44. 48, 57, 61, 65 Waibel, Amy 14, 32.33, 38,40, 42. 43. 44, 48, 49, 50, 64, 67, 68 Wait, Colette 29, 48 Wait, Michelle 33 Wenger, Eric 29. 61 Wenger, Kim 33, 61 Wenger, Troy 6, 12, 52, 56, 58, 60, 62, 65, 66, 69, 70 Wetzel, Norman 25 Wetzel. Robin 12 Winterland. Gary 25 Wycoff. Lori 28, 29, 39, 40, 45, 46, 48, 49, 50, 52, 67, 68 Yoder, Randy 29,46, 56, 57, 65, 69 Yoder, Rick 6, 7, 12, 14, 39,45, 46, 52, 56, 58, 65, 66, 69. 70 Young, Tina 25, 38, 41, 42, 43. 44, 51, 52, 59, 63 Zapp, Ken 33,47 Strawn Farewell On Friday, May 20, F-S-W students and communities bid farewell to another tradition and friend—Strawn School. Third, fourth, and fifth graders helped the faculty plan the program which included special recognition of former students and staff. Featured speaker Miss Mabel Marlar (a former prin- cipal) helped give the history of the school. A large crowd exchanged memories as they bid the school farewell. American Graffiti 136 Ban angelo, texas