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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

TUPEK 84 CLASSES P17 Eskimo Sages Joe Delaney, Elementary Principal Dr. Darrel Fulton, Unit Superintendent and Jr. Sr. High School Principal. Board of Education 1983-84: Seated clockwise Roger Brown. Rick Miller. Stan Etter, Vernon Maier, President; Ruth Ben way. Eldon Ringler, Secretary; Art Lehman. Student Councils Sr. High Student Council: Row 1: Debbie Douglass, Cathy Roth, Shelly Haab, Ronda Hartman, Brad Metz. Row 2: Glennda Knauer, Todd Somers, Marisa Schrof, Sec., Brent Crane, Doug Roth. Row 3: Eric Decker, Mark Haab, Scott Stewart, V. Pres., Brendon Schrof, Treas, Mr. Shult, Advisor. Absent Scott Gulliford, Pres., Robb Reeser. Jr. High Student Council: Row 1: Kevin Day Treas., Karri Cotter, Sec., Steve Keeley, Pres., Jeff Rieger, V. Pres., Sharlene Folk, Safety Patrol Director. Row 2: Corey Steffen, Cory Wait. Troy Rieger, Cory Masters, Renee Kaisner. Row 3: David Douglass. Daren Metz, Mrs. Ambrose, Advisor, Chris Riedel, Troy Famey. 3 The Fighting Eskimos 5 Just Like Yesterday... 1983 HOMECOMING COURT Row 1: Darin Reeser. Beth Maurer, Melanie Davis, Mike Bennington. Row 2: Brendon Schrof, Shellie Pratt. Queen Hope Queen Hope Steffen and King Doug Roth Homecoming activities culminated this year with the Homecoming Dance. The dance followed the general theme, “Just Like Yesterday.” The gymnasium was decorated with antiques, fall floral arrangements, and paper of autumn tones. The highlight of the dance was the Coronation, when Doug Roth and Hope Steffen were crowned King and Queen. Members of the Homecoming Court were: Darin Reeser, Beth Maurer, Scott Gulliford, Tina Young, Brendon Schrof, Shellie Pratt, Mike Bennington and Melanie Davis. Sharing the Cor- onation activities were: Brian Bounds and Tracy Muir, 1983 King and Queen, Sam Stephens and Pat Maurer Wilkey, 1973 King and Queen. Music for the Homecoming Dance was provided by “Starry Eye.” 6 ... Memories Lineer On The Madhatters Eskimo Spirit “Deck the Halls' Grub Day’s Finest Seniors... Julie Baker Tina Bauman Duane Beal Keith Beal Mike Bennington Beverly Blissard Rick Brown Paul Carmack Melanie Davis 8 ... Symbol of Success Terri Folk Todd Freehill Doug Fulton Allen Goembel John Golden Scott Gulliford Debbie Hardesty Patrick Harms Jeff Hodgson 9 We’re the Eskimos... Brent Honegger Cindy Hurt Stacen Jones Ann Keeley Beth Kuntz Todd Kupferschmid Mike Lanz Russell Lattin Earl Leman 10 ... and We’re on Top Betty Marin Ron Masters Beth Maurer Chris Meiss Brian Plenert Sheilie Pratt Darin Reeser Theresa Reid Twyla Runyon 11 Watch Out... Allen Ricketts Doug Roth Kay Schladenhauffen Brendon Schrof Dawn Sledge Hope Steffen Amy Steidinger Erin Steidinger Kay Steidinger 12 ... We’re Tough Scott Stewart Nathan Teubel Sarah Toohill Leader of the Pack In the mood Stretch. Senior Officers: Row 1: Scott Stewart, Rep.; Scott Gulliford, Rep.; Allen Goembel, V. Pres. Row 2: Doug Roth, Pres.; Mrs. Schrof, Mrs. Kearns, Mr. Schlickman, Advisors; Brendon Schrof, Rep.; Kay Stiedinger, Sec.Treas. Hey, you Eskimo! Celebration! 14 Eskimos At Work Eskimos Discovered CLASSES Juniors Mark Aupperle Chuck Baysinger Greg Baysinger Mike Brauman Brent Crane Richard Craven Ray Davies Jeff Day Richard Dockery Toney Dubree Bonnie Edwards Annette Folwell Tiffany Haab Julia Haas Gwen Hamilton Gregg Hardesty Tom Harrell Angie Kaisner Phil Keeley Deanna Kemnetz Glennda Knauer Barb Kupferschmid Troy Lanz Benjamin Leman Steve McBride Jerry Mabrey Tom Mabrey Lisa Masters Tim Maurer 18 Just One More Time Don Reid Amy Ricketts Tosha Ringler Amy Runyon 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 Junior Class Officers. Row 1: Glennda Knauer, Pres., Marisa Schrof, Rep., Megan Schrof, Rep., Mr Haab, (Advisor). Row 2: Mr Ducett, (Advisor), Todd Somers, Rep., Brent Crane, V. Pres., Mary Lynn Steidinger, Sec., Brian Runyon, Rep., Mr Metz, (Advisor). 19 Eager Eskimos... Caught in the Act Close Quarters “Knee -tied Mr. Goodwrench Dapper Dan Sink it 20 ... Soon on Top Daydreamers MI-C-KEY.MOUSE “Lisa, I like those Assets = Liabilities + Capital Astounded Under Pressure Mark. Time. Mark! 50’s Nifties and then HE said . Strangers in the Night Present Arms Sophomores Linda Aupperle Brad Bachtold William Baker Chris Bennington 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 Bobby Huisman Jeff Kaisner Shane Kestner Kelly McBride Kim Metz Doug Moser Janis Moser Driving On Kay O’Dell Amy Palmore Ed Payton Crystal Richmond Cathy Roth Erik Russell Dan Small Jeri Turner Joey Vaughan Quang Vu Call Me Cathy Freethrow Which End is Up Eskimo Grub 23 Won’t Stop... Little Rascals What a mess! “I think he’s guilty!” Easy does it Trapped Where’s the Beef? Let your fingers do the walking. ... 'Til the Top Cooperation 'Ag V Cute couple Hey, goodlooking! On the Lookout What’s so funny? Freshmen Troy Babbs Danny Baker Teresa Brown Kelly Bufkin Peggy Burton Elaine Degler Casey Duerr Scott Edwards Jason Evelsizer Joel Evelsizer Scott Feller Paul Franklin Shelly Haab Janine Haas Ronda Hartman Rae’schl Hedge Bobby McBride Freshmen Officers: Row 1: Joel Evelsizer. V. Pres., Robb Reeser, Rep.. Brad Metz, Rep., Jason Evelsizer, Tres. Row 2: Shelly Haab, Rep., Ronda Hartman, Pres., Mr. Hubly, Adv., Mr. Shult. Adv.. Michelle Mydler, Sec. 26 Get on the Good Foot Aaron Masters Brad Metz Brian Moser Michelle Mydler Leona Palen Christy Raach Robb Reeser Brian Ricketts Stacy Sikora Darwin Steidinger Eskimos of the night Superartist Funny how time slips away. Jay Steidinger Annette Stork Eighth Grade Chad Bork Jennifer Bounds Eric Brauman Paul Cook Karri Cotter Kevin Day Kim Day Anna Dockery David Douglass Kathy Fogal Dan Folk Andrea Fugate Tammie Hannah Bethel Harms Steve Keeley Chad Kupferschmid Mike Kupferschmid Lori Lanz Diane McBride Joe Mabrey Cory Masters Randy Meister tL Li Daren Metz Kevin Moser Jennifer Mueller y Tracy Palmore Julie Ricketts ft m 1 Jeff Rieger Bobby Rieger ' i Chad Ringler 1 hi 28 Are You Ready? Seventh Grade Steve Anliker Jeff Austman Bryan Bell Jami Benway Matthew Brauman Kim Custer Colin Decker Darrell Douglass Mary Dunn Troy Farney Sharlene Folk Ray Grossich Jeffrey Haas Jeffrey Hall Dannie Hannah Kim Horine Randall Kaisner Renee Kaisner Billy Kemnetz Dawn Kestner Corbin Kupferschmid Kristen Kupferschmid Kristi Lanz Raul Marin Angie Meister Holly Metz Karen Mueller Chad Panky Chad Plenert Sarah Ricketts 30 HCLCfiNC rn FS o Chris Riedel Troy Rieger Randy Sikora Corey Steffen Ryan Steidinger V3f yt Scott Stork Joey VanHoorebeke Thadd Walter Donna Weighley Heather Yoder Fire Up Junior Eskimos Faculty Eskimo Guides... Ben Metz — Guidance Counselor. Ruth Haab—P.E., Health, Bill Ducett — English. Richard Schlickman — Industrial Arts Marjorie Hunter —First grade. Glenna Klepp — Second grade. Coach. Marge Shubert — Second grade, Debbie Honegger —Kindergarten, Joanne Harn —First grade Nancy Kellerman—Sixth grade. Phil Hilti —Fifth grade. Coach. Joanna Delaney —Meadowbrook Secretary Ava Kearns—English. Spanish, David Fuller —Art. Linda Ambrose —English. Diane Rieger—Teacher aide Jr. Sr. High Roy Deputy-Custodian Jr. Sr. High. Frank Fogal-Social Studies. Phyllis Hammer-Title 1. Patty Drach-Speech Correctionist Coach. Ruth Hubly—Business Education, Pat Small —Math 34 ... Set the Pace Don Wills—Social Studies. Alan Zehr - Agriculture, Joe Bufkin—Custodian Jr. Sr. High. Michael Stalker—Instrumental Music Wayne Czyz—P.E., Driver Ed. Coach. Sus Haab—Jr. Sr. High Secretary. Dale Haab- Math, Coach. Doug Zick —Science. Coach Thelma Maier — Unit Bookkeeper. Sandra Schrof —Home Economics. Richard Gor- don—Science, Mildred Mulligan—Librarian, Don Shult—Chapter 1 LD Ann Walker—Third Grade, Jackie Walter —Fourth Grade. Janet Johnson —Fourth Grade. Julie Shult —Third Grade Brenda Underwood — Unit Vocal Music. Rod Hodges—Custodian Jr. Sr. High 35 Eskimo Chefs and Chauffeurs Meadowbrook Cooks—Marlyn Luttrell, Donna Sledge, Nita Moser, Josephine Mabrey. 36 Bus Drivers—Maxine Rieger, Ray Steffen, Tom Keeley, Mary McBride, Harry Fry. Sports Eskimo Power VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Toney Dubree, Ronnie Masters, Steve McBride, Doug Roth, Allen Ricketts. Tom Mabrey, Brent Honegger. Doug Fulton, Scott Stewart, Brent Crane, Jerry Mabrey. Row 2: Coach Haab, Mike Bennington, Gregg Hardesty. Paul Fogal, Keith Beal. Mark Aupperle, Todd Freehill, Scott Gulliford, Earl Leman, Darin Reeser, Coach Czyz, Coach Vaughan. Row 3: Joe Vaughan, Eric Decker, Erik Russell. Doug Moser. Quang Vu, Mike Brauman, Benjie Leman, Richard Dockery. Brian Schrof, Bob Huisman. Brad Bachtold, Randy Yoder. The 1983 F-S-W football team got off to a good start by winning its first four games before falling into a midseason slump and losing the next three. The Eskimos did come back to win the final two games of the season to end with a 6-3 record. Scott Gulliford was named by teammates as the Most Valuable Player on offense and was also named to the Sangamon Valley All- Conference team on offense. Earl Leman and Toney Dubree tied for the Most Valuable Player on defense. Earl and Mike Bennington were named to Sangamon Valley All- Conference defensive team. Scott Gulliford also received special mention on the all-conference team as a linebacker, while Doug Fulton and Scott Stewart received special mention as receivers. 38 Tri-Captains: Scott Gulliford, Darin Reeser, and Ronnie Masters Eskimo Drive QUART J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Danny Baker, Joe Vaughan. Eric Decker. Bob Huisman. Quang Vu. Scott Feller. Aaron Masters Row 2: Coach Vaughan. Robb Reeser. Brad Bachtold, Paul Fogal. Brad Metz. Doug Moser. Erik Russell. Coach Czyz. 39 Bis. Red Machines Doug Fulton Defensive Safety Wide Receiver Scott Gulliford Quarterback Mike Bennington Defensive Corner Back Tail Back Flanagan Cheona i FSW 1 OPP 21 6fl Fisher 1 r l? 6 Heyworth 22 13 Lero 26 30 Octavia | Falrbury-Cropsey 12 8 i Farmer City Ford Central i 29% n Keith Beal Defensive End Todd Freehill Defensive Tackle guard Doug Roth Defensive Tackle Guard Darin Reeser Defensive Line Backer Tail Full Back Earl Leman Defensive End Tight End 40 Down That Field Allen. Ricketts Center Brent Honegger Defensive Nose Guard Guard Gotta Score... JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Joey Vaughan. Jeff Kaisner, Scott Feller. Chris Bennington, Bob McBride. Joel Evelsizer. Row 2: Robb Reeser, Mark Haab, Jason Evelsizer. Brad Metz. Paul Fogal. Brad Bachtold, Coach Wayne Czyz. ... An Eskimo Victory BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Row 1: Phil Keeley, Scott Stewart. Patrick Harms, Brian Schrof. Brent Crane. Row 2: Coach, Phil Hilti, Darin Reeser, Scott Gulliford, Keith Beal, Stacen Jones. Mike Bennington, Todd Somers, Asst. Coach Wayne Czyz F-S-W Opponent 50 Tri-Valley 64 68 Donovan 70 59 Buckley-Loda 58 48 El Paso 53 61 Saunemin 60 (overtime) 54 Melvin-Stbley 53 68 Saybrook-Arrowsmith 66 53 Grldley 69 60 Lexington B” 70 77 Manteno 79 75 Lexington “A 66 56 Chenoa 58 69 Fisher 67 Mahomet-Seymour 63 Farmer City Mansfield 80 Trt-Point 63 IroQuois West 77 Ford Central 74 Heyworth 79 Chatsworth 71 Octavia 69 LeRoy 85 Tri-Valley 70 Fairbury Cropsey 85 Saunemin 78 Chatsworth The 1983-84 Forrest Strawn Wing High School basket- ball Squad finished the season with an overall mark of 13 wins and 12 losses. The Eskimos finished 5-2, in second place in the Sangamon Valley Conference. As a team the Eskimos scored an average of 67.6 points per game. This was the third highest scoring average among sixty area schools. Everyone contributed, with Stacen Jones averaging 18.8 and Scott Gulliford 18.0. The team was involved in some exciting and interesting contests throughout the season which made the situation enjoyable. Gulliford was named to the SVC All-Conference Squad by a unanimous vote. Jones was selected to the 2nd team at the Mel-Sib Tourney and to the 2nd team SVC All Conf. 43 We Don’t Mess Around Akeem the dream Darin Reeser —Guard Stacen Jones—Center Patrick Harms—Guard Scott Gulliford—Guard Mike Bennington—Forward Keith Beal—Center How’s It Feel to be Way Up There? Scott Stewart—Forward Get Up and Cheer 45 Lady Eskimo Caeers VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Erin Steidinger, Debbie Hardesty, Terri Folk. Row 2: Amy Schrof, Cathy Roth, Tina Bauman, Kay Schladenhauffen (stat.). Row 3: Asst. Coach Ruth Haab, Ann Keeley, Tina Young, Glennda Knauer, Coach Dale Haab. Absent: Cindy Hurt, Theresa Reid, Debbie Douglas. The F-S-W girls basketball team had its best season ever as it ended the year with a 14-8 record, a regional title, and a Chenoa Tournament trophy. The Eskimos defeated Fairbury-Cropsey, 48-43, to win the Flanagan Regional, but fell to Hey worth, 42-41, in the Dwight Sectional on a last second shot. Tina Young was a unanimous selection to the Sangamon Valley All-Conference team, while Cathy Roth was named to the second team. Tina and Cathy also shared the Most Valuable Player award, with Glennda Knauer being voted the Most Improved Player. The F-S-W Junior varsity finished the season with a 4-10 record. FSW Opponent 50 Lexington 15 58 Heyworth 56 55 LeRoy 48 42 Chenoa 35 66 Fisher - 59 45 Farmer City 48 68 Pontiac 39 58 Heyworth 61 -.35 Chatsworth 54 46 Gibson City 52 54 Octavia 27 46 Gardner 45 50 Ford Central 54 (OT) 71 Odell 49 65 LeRoy 59 72 Melvin-Sibley 44 38 Reddick 51 60 Tri-Valley 64 60 Fairbury-Cropsey 43 66 Pontiac 39 48 Fairbury-Cropsey 43 41 Heyworth 42 46 Senior Sensations Ann Keeley Erin Steidinger Debbie Hardesty 47 We've Cot Spirit JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Kay Schladenhauffen (stat), Shelly Haab, Deanna Kemnetz, Dawn Sledge (stat.). Row 2: Asst. Coach Ruth Haab, Laurie Farris, Amy Waibel, Denise Goembel, Melanie Davis, Linda Aupperle, Coach Dale Haab. 4S Guvs Track Row 1: Randy Yoder, Eric Decker, Rich Dockery, Steve McBride, Todd Somers. Robb Reeser, Tim Maurer, Ronnie Masters. Row 2: Brad Bachtold, Mike Bennington, Darin Reeser, Keith Beal, Brad Mete, Todd Freehill, Scott Stewart, Chris Bennington. The F-S-W High School Boys Track Team had a successful season this year, highlighted by placing 3rd in the Title IX Track Meet with the girls track team, finishing 4th in the Conference Meet and sen- ding one individual to the ISHA State Meet at Charleston. Mike Ben- nington qualified for the State Meet in the 800 Meter Run. Other members who attempted to qualify to the State Meet and placed at the Watseka Sectional were Keith Beal, Triple Jump-5th place and Tim Maurer, Pole Vault-4th place. The boys team also finished 4-1 in dual and triangular meets over the season. Eskimos Gonna Set the Pace Darin Reeser Mike Bennington —State Qualifier Keep On Trackin’ The 1984 F-S-W girls track team had another very successful season. The Eskimos placed second in the Sangamon Valley Conference Meet and also had outstanding individual performances in the Livingston County Meet. Kay Schladenhauf- fen (200 hurdles), Melanie Davis (400), the 800 Relay Team (Amy Waibel, Debbie Douglass, Kay Schladenhauffen, Lori Wycoff), and the 400 Relay Team (Amy Waibel, Mel Davis, Kay Schladenhauffen, Lori Wycoff) were Sangamon Valley win- ners. Terri Folk placed second in the discus at the Mahomet Sectional and advanced to the State Meet at Charleston. School records were set by Kay Schladenhauffen in the 100 Hurdles (16.1), the 800 Relay Team (1:51.9), and Terri Folk in the shot put (33-10). Kay Schladenhauffen was voted MVP by her teammates. Row 1: Barb Kupferschmid, Jackie Turner, Lori Wycoff, Amy Ricketts. Jeri Turner, Amy Hodgeson, Teresa Hamilton. Row 2: Debbie Hardesty, Terri Folk, Melanie Davis, Kay Schladenhauffen, Debbie Douglass. Amy Waibel, Kara Schladenhauffen. Dale’s White Lightening Kay Schladenhauffen — 4 yrs. Debbie Hardesty—1 yr. Melanie Davis New Records: 100 Hurdles—Kay Schladenhauffen 16.1 800 Relay—(Amy Waibel, Debbie Douglass Kay Schadenhauffen, Lori Wycoff) 1:51.9 Shot Put—Terri Folk 33-10 Power Play Row 1: Paul Fogal, Brad Metz, Richard Carven, Brian Schrof, Bob Huisman, Robb Reeser, Scott Fellers, Danny Baker. Randy Yoder, Brent Honegger. Row 2: Darin Reeser, Scott Stewart, Mike Bennington, Scott Gulliford, Toney Dubree, Patrick Harms, Stacen Jones. Coach —Mr. Hilti. Justa Swingin’ Scott Gulliford Darin Reeser Scott Stewart We’re Loyal and True Junior Varsity Squad. Top to bottom: Jeri Turner, Denise Goembel, Stacy Sikora. Amy Hodgson, Lisa Glendenning. The cheerleading squads of F-S-W started the 1983-84 season by attending ISU Redbird Camp in June. The varsity squad earned two blue rib- bons and brought home a spirit stick. They showed their enthusiasm by taking first in the Mel-Sib Turkey Tourney. Both squads had fun cheering this year and would like to express their apprecia- tion to Mrs. Schrof for helping them. Cheer. Cheer Show Us What You Can Do Jr. High Band and Chorus Row 1: Michelle Russell. Kim Day, Sarah Ricketts, Mary Dunn, Donna Weighley, Holly Metz. Row 2: Kathy Schneider, Kevin Day, Chad Bork, Heather Yoder, Karri Cotter, Julie Ricketts, Angie Meister, Jami Benway. Row 3: Steve Anliker, Kristi Lanz, Andrea Fugate. Keith Walter, David Douglass, Joe Mabrey, Chad Ringler, Daren Metz, Jeff Austman. Thadd Walter. Matt Brauman. Row 4: Dannie Hannah. Renee Kaisner, Kim Horine, Bethel Harms, Kristen Kupferschmid, Darrell Douglass, Scott Small, Steve Keeley, Director — Mr. Stalker. Row 1: Julie Ricketts, Anna Dockery, Jami Benway, Sarah Ricketts, Angie Meister, Randy Meister, Holly Metz. Row 2: Donna Weighley, Tammi Hannah, Thadd Walter. Kim Horine, Bethel Harms, Andrea Fugate, Jeff Rieger, Renee Kaisner. Row 3: Scott Small. Joe Mabrey, Kevin Day, Daren Metz, Steve Keeley, Chris Riedel, Michelle Russell, Kim Day, Jennifer Bounds. Jr. High Cheerleaders and Safety Patrol Jr. High Cheerleaders, Tracy Palmore. Bethel Harms. Kathy Schneider. Jennifer Bounds. Kim Day. Safety Patrol: Row 1: Bryan Bell. Eddie Pratt. Michael Zapp. Todd Farney. Row 2: Ray Grossich. Randall Kaisner. Sharlene Folk. Anna Dockery. Rhonda Jupin. Basketball of JR. HIGH A BASKETBALL Row 1: Mike Kupferschmid, Brian Travis, Jeff Rieger, Cory Masters, Eric Brauman. Row 2: Cory Wait, Chad Ringler, Chad Bork, Kevin Day, Keith Walter. Row 3: Daren Metz, Scott Small, Chad Kupferschmid, Joe Mabrey, Mr. Fogal — coach. JR. HIGH C BASKETBALL Row 1: Bryan Bell, Corey Steffen, Jeff Hall. Scott Stork, Bill Kemnetz, Chad Pankey. Row 2: Ray Grossich, Troy Rieger, Dannie Hannah, Jeff Austman, Thadd Walter, Corbin Kupferschmid. Chad Plenert. Row 3: Randall Kaisner, Troy Farney, Darrell Douglass, Colin Decker, Matt Brauman. Mr. Fogal —coach. 60 Jr. Eskimos Row 1: Lori Lanz, Julie Ricketts. Jennifer Bounds, Kim Day. Karri Cotter. Michelle Russell, Robin Wade, Bethel Harms, Tracy Palmore, Andrea Fugate. Row 2: Mr. Zick—Coach Row 1: Sarah Ricketts. Kim Horine. Mary Dunn. Kristan Kupferschmid. Donna Weighley, Chris Riedel, Kristy Lanz. Sharlene Folk, Holly Metz. Row 2: Mr Zick—Coach 61 Jr. High Track The 1984 Jr. High track teams were small in numbers, but big in spirit. The boys that placed in major meets were: Eric Brauman, Mike Kupferschmid, Cory Wait. Dan Hannah. Cory Masters and Chad Schieler. Of these, Mike Kupferschmid, Dan- nie Hannah, Chad Schieler, and Cory Wait went on to sectionals. Major competitors for the girls were: Kim Day, Karri Cotter, Tracy Palmore, Jen- nifer Bounds. Julie Ricketts, Chris Riedel, and Andrea Fugate. The 800 Relay Team of Andrea Fugate, Chris Riedel, Jennifer Bounds, and Kim Day, advanced to sec- tionals. Kim Day also went in the long jump and the 200. Girls Track Row 1: Kim Custer. Sara Ricketts, Holly Metz. Renee Kaisner. Row 2: Kim Horine, Tracy Palmore. Bethel Harms. Andrea Fugate, Julie Ricketts. Row 3: Heather Yoder, (manager), Dawn Kestner. Donna Weighley, Karri Cotter, Chris Riedel, Kim Day, Jennifer Bounds, Kristen Kupferschmid, (manager). Coach Doug Zick. 62 Boys Track Row 1: Cory Masters, Randall Kaisner. Cory Wait. Thadd Walter. Dannie Hannah, Jef Austman. Row 2: Matt Brauman. Mike Kupferschmid, Scott Small, Joe Mabrey, Chad Ringler, Chad Bork, Eric Brauman, Chad Schieler, Coach Doug Zick. Boys Baseball Jr. High Boys Baseball Row 1: Jeff Hall, Corey Steffen. Randall Kaisner. Row 2: Randy Meister, Dannie Hannah. Jeff Austman, Colin Decker, Jeff Rieger, Troy Farney, Cory Masters. Row 3: Coach Phil Hilti, Bobby Rieger, David Douglass, Kevin Day. Mike Kupferschmid, Darrell Douglass. Joe Mabrey, Chad Ringler, Daren Metz, Cory Wait. Chrissy Miller and Holly Metz won first place in their age group at the Fairbury Talent Contest for their flute-piano duet. “The Entertainer”. 63 Gotta Score Organizations Plower Play. Plower Play Row 1: Eric Decker, Jerrold Haas, Jay Steidinger, Brian Ricketts, Joel Evelsizer, Brian Moser, Steve Grossich. Row 2: Nathan Teubel, Patrick Harms, Brian Plenert, Mike Lanz, Allen Ricketts, Troy Lanz, Roger Steidinger. Brent Crane, Mary Lynn Steidinger. Doug Moser, Darwin Steidinger. Jason Evelsizer, Mark Haab, Mike Brauman. Row 3: Mark Aupperle, Mr, Zehr, sponsor. Hard work and a lot of cooperation led to anohter suc- cessful year for the F.F.A. With a new advisor on the way, we knew we would have to help each other out. Mike Lanz and Mark Aupperle attended the Washington Conference Program held in Washington D.C. in the last part of June. With financial help from the Alumni, four members and Mr. Zehr went to the National Convention, where we witnessed the reception of the American Farmer Degree by Jeff Zim- merman. Through the course of the year the FHA com- peted in many contests. We also sold citrus fruit, sausage, Vitality garden seed, and slaves. F.F.A. week, with the help of the alumni, was once again an excitement packed week. The fourth annual Agri-show was co-sponsored by the F.F.A. and the alumni. This showing was felt to the biggest success yet. The effort put forth by Mr. Zehr in his year at Forrest was greatly appreciated by the chapter. Row 1: Nathan Teubel, V. Pres.; Allen Ricketts, Sentinel. Row 2: Patrick Harms, Treas.; Brian Plenert, Pres.; Mike Lanz, Sec.; Mark Aupperle, Reporter. Row 3: Mr. Zehr, Sponsor. 66 Hay. Hay. Hay The Marching Row 1: Amy Schrof, Tina Young (Drum Majors). Row 2: Elaine Degler, Peggy Burton. (Banner), Bethel Harms (Bells), Shelly Haab, Shelley Starks, (Snare drum), Lisa Glendenning (Bells). Row 3: Michelle Russell, Kathy Fogal. Kelly Cotter. Angie Kaisner, Marisa Schrof, Kay Schladenhauffen, (Clarinets). Julie Ricketts, Erick Russel, Kim Metz, Karri Cotter. (Saxophone), Ann Keeley, Tosha Ringler, Peggy Ulitzsch. Amy Hodgson. Kim Day, (Clarinets), Megan Schrof, (Flute). Row 4: Chad Bork, (Baritone), Bev Blissard (Flute), Cathy Roth, Andrea Fugate (Mellophone), Stacey Sikora (Bass Drum), Amy Waibel (Mellophone), Jeff Kaisner, Mark Haab (Bass Drum). Beth Kuntz (Mellophone), Quang Vu (Cymbals), Kevin Day, Debbie Eskimos Douglass (Mellophone), Paul Fogal. Chris Bennington (Baritone). Row 5: Paul Carmack, Mark Aupperle (Tuba). Keith Walter, Jason Evelsizer, Joe Mabrey, Leona Palen, Doug Roth, Phil Keeley, Todd Freehill, Joel Evelsizer. Deanna Kemnetz. David Douglass. (Trumpets). Steve Keeley. (Tenor Saxophone), Scott Small, (Tuba). Row 6: Glennda Knauer, (Trumpet). Brent Crane. Daren Metz, Jeff Day, Patrick Harms, Brendon Schrof, Casey Duerr, Chad Ringler, Mike Bennington, (Trombones). Row 7: Jackie Turner, Kara Schladenhauffen. Annette Folwell, Amy Ricketts. Julie VanHoorebeke, Lori Wycoff, Tiffany, Erin Steidinger, Denise Goembel. Shellie Pratt, Beth Maurer, (Flags) Music Makers Concert Band Row 1: Kay Schladenhauffen. Marisa Schrof, Peggy Ulitzsch, Amy Hodgson, Beverly Blissard, Megan Schrof; Row 2: Beth Kuntz, Amy Waibel, Paul Fogal, Chris Bennington, Kim Metz. Erik Russell. Row 3: Brian Moser, Joel Evelsizer, Leona Palen, Deanna Kemnetz, Cathy Roth, Glennda Knauer, Phil Keeley, Doug Roth, Todd Freehill, Brendon Schrof, Patrick Harms, Jeff Day, Brent Crane, Casey Duerr. Row 4: Jeff Kaisner, Lisa Glendenning, Quang Vu, Stacy Sikora, Shelly Haab, Paul Carmack, Director Michael Stalker. 70 Leaders of the Band Hiah School Chorus ALTOS Row 1: Lori Wycoff, Peggy Burton, Elaine Degler, Janine Haas. Row 2: Tiffany Haab, Beth Kuntz, Marisa Schrof, Kim Metz, Bev Blissard, Stacy Sikora, Amy Hodgson, Amy Waibel. SOPRANOS Row 1: Hope Steffen, Megan Schrof. Row 2: Linda Aupperle, Bethany Honegger, Lisa Glendenning, Denise Goembel, Deanna Kemnetz, Kay Steidinger, Kay Schladenhauffen. Eskimo Honors The National Honor Society was eleven members strong this year and demonstrated the qualities of leadership, scholar- ship, character, and service to the school and the community. During the Christmas season the National Honor Society spon- sored a canned food drive for the less fortunate families. In the spring the Society had conces- sions at the Title IX track meet and held their annual banquet on May 17. Nine new members were inducted. Crystal Schrof was guest speaker at the banquet. Senior members — Row 1: Todd Kupferschmid. Beth Maurer, Hope Steffen sec.-treas.. Row 2: Ronnie Masters. Brendon Schrof, Allen Goembel. Pres., Doug Roth, V. Pres. New members Row 1: Randy Yoder. Teresa Hamilton. Shelly Starks. Karri Cotter. Row 2: Amy Waibel, Debbie Douglass, Ronnie Masters, Mark Haab Jeff Kaisner. All members Row 1: Todd Kupferschmid, Ronnie Masters, Doug Roth. Allen Goembel, Hope Steffen.Beth Maurer. Brendon Schrof. Row 2: Amy Waibel, Teresa Hamilton, Lori Wycoff, Shelly Starks, Marisa Schrof, Karri Cotter. Row 3: Randy Yoder, Debbie Douglass, Todd Somers, Phil Keeley, Mark Haab, Jeff Kaisner. 73 Working Hard... Tupck Editorial Staff Row 1: Tina Young—typist, Brendon Schrof, Tina Bauman, Row 2: Amy VVaibel. Annette Stork. Eric Decker. Robb Reeser Lori Wycoff, Absent Debbie Douglass. 74 Co-Editor: Tina Bauman Co-Editor: Brendon Schrof ... or Hardly Working Allen Goembel—Photographer Tupek Business Staff Bottom Top: Casey Duerr, Marisa Schrof, Megan Schrof, Linda Aupperle, Angie Kaisner, Beverly Blissard, Mrs. Hubly (Advisor). OJM AtyUkJbJ. J) k J rc i' l3R! dm Aujy bcrod . . oa-UfJr ,'j vVj rbou MnnoLn 75 SPANISH CLUB. Row 1: Rick Brown, Kelly Cotter, Shellie Pratt, Debbie Douglass, Lori Wycoff, Teresa Hamilton, Phil Keeley. Row 2: Amy Hodgson, Randy Yoder. Marisa Schrof, Tosha Ringler, Angie Kaisner, Megan Schrof. Row 3: Jeff Kaisner, Lisa Glendenning, Shelley Starks, Dawn Sledge, Mrs. Kearns (Advisor). Melanie Davis, Todd Kupferschmid, Amy Palmore, Erik Russell. Row 4: Paul Fogal, Brendon Schrof, Mike Bennington, Allen Goembel, Chris Bennington. The Spanish Club spent the year rais- ing money for their annual trip by having bake sales and cake raffles. The Christmas party at Meadowbrook Grade School consisted of breaking the pinata and playing volleyball. The highlight of the year was the trip to Chicago. They went to the Museum of Science and In- dustry, Fox Valley Shopping Center, and to Chi Chi’s for supper. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Row 1: Megan Schrof, V. Pres.; Angie Kaisner, Pres.; Lori Wycoff, Sec. Treas. Row 2: Mrs. Kearns, Advisor. Silver Toneued Eskimos SPEECH TEAM Row 1: Darin Reeser, Allen Goembel, Amy Schrof, Lisa Glendenning, Scott Gulliford, Mr. Ducett. Advisor. Row 2: Tiffany Haab, Lisa Masters, Brendon Schrof, Melanie Davis, Doug Roth, Jeff Day. Amy Waibel. Absent: Mike Bennington, Chris Bennington, Tosha Ringler. 1983-84 was another successful season for the Speech Team. The team competed at five invitationals and the I.H.S.A. State Series Tournament. At U High, the team had it’s first ever finalists at a most difficult meet. Doug Roth plac- ed 6th in Extemporaneous and the Dramatic Duet team of Tosha Ringler and Brendon Schrof placed 6th in final round competition. Other accomplishments in the invitational season included a fifth place team finish at Normal Community and a second place finish at the Chenoa Invitational. In the I.H.S.A. competition, the team placed third at the Regional Contest, advancing seven events to the Sectional Contest. These were Melanie Davis—Oratorical Declaration; Tosha Ringler and Brendon Schrof—Dramatic Duet; Mike Bennington and Bren- don Schrof—Humorous Duet; Lisa Masters—Prose Reading; Darin Reeser —Radio Speaking; and Allen Goembel—Original Oratory. Doug Roth placed third at the U High Sectional and advanced to State Competition at Bradley University. State Competition Qualifier Doug Roth 77 SCHOLASTIC BOWL: Doug Roth, Beth Maurer, Brendon Schrof, Don Wills (sponsor), Todd Kupferschmid, Mike Bennington, Hope Steffen. This year’s Scholastic Bowl team was invited to participate in the Parkland College Scholastic Bowl Tournament during the first semester. This tournament was broadcast over Parkland’s radio station. During the second semester they participated in the Wenona Scholarship Bowl Tournament, which is the largest of its kind in Illinois, involving 68 schools. The student secretarial staff this year consisted of Hope and Kay. They had duties in the high school office and the commons area. They helped with preparing the meals, taking lunch money, answering the phones, duplicating materials, and running er- rands. The staff was small but effective. STUDENT SECRETARIES: Hope Steffen. Miss Haab (Advisor), Kay Steidinger. AV CLUB: Kathy Schneider. Jennifer Mueller, Jami Benway, Mrs. Mulligan (Advisor). Dan Small. Rick Brown. Bev Blissard. Teresa Brown. 78 Audiovisual Club members are an integral part of the Media Center. They learn how to operate the Movie projec- tors 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. ; ______________________________________• you Can Do (t Football Stats: Kay Schladenhauffen, Allen Goembel, Tina Bauman. Student Life FSW Presents CAST Traveling Salesmen: Jeff Day, Chris Bennington, Mike Bennington, Jeff Kaisner, Phil Keeley. Charlie Cowell.....i..................................Allen Goembel Conductor.................................................Quang Vu Harold Hill...................................................Brendon Schrof Members of the River City School Board: Ewart Dunlop............................................Ed Schrof Oliver Hix......................................................Lee Wycoff Jacey Squires................................................Vernon Maier Olin Brit......................................................Dave Miller Mayor Shinn.....................................................Scott Gulliford Marcellus Washburn..................................Mike Bennington Tommy Djilas........................................Chris Bennington Marian Paroo........................................Lisa Glendenning Mrs. Paroo.......................................................Beth Kuntz Amaryllis.........................................................Amy Hodgson Winthrop..............................................Randy Yoder Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn..............................Tosha Ringler Zanetta Shinn.........................................Tiffany Haab Gracie Shinn..................................................Colette Wait Amla Hix.........................................................Lisa Masters Maud Dunlop............................................Peggy Ulitzsch Ethel Toffelmier......................................Marisa Schrof Mrs. Squires..........................................Dawn Sledge Constable Loke........................................Bob Huisman River City Townspeople and Kids: Megan Schrof, Angie Kaisner, Mike Brauman, Kay Schladenhauffen, Lori Wycoff, Kelly Cotter, Dan Small, Denise Goembel, Shellie Pratt, Amy Waibel, Jeff Kaisner, Phil Keeley, Jeff Day. CREWS Artists—N. Teubel, T. Hembree, C. Richmond; Carpenters—R. Masters, D. Roth, B. Maurer; Costumes—H. Steffen, K. Steidinger; Lighting—M. Aupperle, T. Young, S. Stewart, T. Freehill; Make up—H. Steffen, M. Davis, T. Bauman, B. Maurer, T. Young; Programs-Publicity—J. Hodgson, A. Keeley, E. Steidinger, R. Brown; Props—E. Russell; Sound—D. Reeser, B. Honegger; Stage Hands—R. Masters, D. Roth, B. Bachtold, R. Dockery, A. Masters; Tickets—B. Blissard, K. Steidinger. Director ............................................William Ducett Instrumental Director .........................................Mike Stalker Vocal Director ..................................Brenda Underwood Choreography.............................................Deb Foley Pit Band: C. Farney, D. Russell, M. Russell, P. Small, S. Sikora, M. Stalker, S. Starks. Special thanks to Dave Fuller and Susan Haab. This year’s musical, “The Music Man”, was a musical comedy concern- ed with the life of a small Iowa city in 1912. It is the story of a rascally salesman whose trick is to whip up enthusiasm in small towns for starting a brass band, sell the instruments and uniforms, then skip town without teaching the musicians a note. In River City, he collects his money, falls in love with the local librarian, wins over her kid brother, is forgiven by the townspeople and the librarian alike when it becomes apparent that the ci- ty is a happier one, if poorer, for his presence. The Music Man” Stars of Tomorrow Eighth Grade Play “Why Teachers Go Nuts!” Row 1: Cory Wait, Jeff Rieger, Eric Brauman, Tracy Palmore. Row 2: Kathy Fogal, Keith Walters, Scott Small, Tammy Hannah. Row 3: Andrea Fugate, Chad Ringler, Lori Lanz, Daren Metz, Bethel Harms, Chad Schieler, Chad Bork, Kim Day. Eighth Grade Play “Great Smokies! Row 1: Julie Ricketts, Michelle Russell. Row 2: Steve Keeley, Karri Cotter. Standing: Cory Masters, Kathy Schneider, Kevin Day, David Douglass, Jennifer Bounds Valedictorian Scholastic Awards Beth Maurer Salutatorian......................................................................Todd Kupferschmid Illinois State Scholars...........................................................Todd Kupferschmid Doug Roth Athletic Awards FOOTBALL MVP-Off Scott Gulliford CO-MVP-Def Toney Dubree Earl Leman BOYS BASKETBALL MVP Best Freethrow Percent . . GIRLS BASKETBALL Co-MVP MVP GIRLS TRACK MVP Kay Schladenhauffen 85 Now and Forever... Prom '84 Eskimo Seniors... Eskimo Stars... -B- JULIE ANN BAKER —Musical TINA SUE BAUMAN-Basketball, Track, Football Stat., Band, Tupek Co-Editor. DUANE RICHARD BEAL KEITH EUGENE BEAL — Football, Basketball, Varsity Club. MICHAEL STUART BENNNIGTON —Football, Basketball, Co-captain, Track, Baseball, Speech Club, Scholastic Bowl, Spanish Club, Swing Choir, CYO Presi- dent, Homecoming Court. BEVERLY ANN BLISSARD-Band, AV Club Junior V. Pres Senior Pres., Tupek Business Staff. RICHARD SCOTT BROWN—Spanish Club, AV Club. -C- PAUL EUGENE CARMACK-Band. -D- MELANIE KAY DAVIS—Track, Cheerleader, Basket- ball, Chorus, Rifles, Spanish Club, Speech Club. -F- TERESA LYNN FOLK—Basketball, Track, Varsity Club. TODD JOSEPH FREEHILL-Football, Track, Band, Musical, Freshman Pres. DOUGLAS EVAN FULTON-Football, Basketball, Track. -G- ALLEN SCOTT GOEMBEL—Fotball, Football Stat., Tupek Photographer, Speech Club, Musical, Student Council, National Honor Society Pres., Freshman Treas., Sophomore Pres., Junior V. Pres., Senior V. Pres., Spanish Club Pres. JOHN ALEXANDER GOLDEN-Band. SCOTT IAN GULLIFORD-Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Spanish Club, Student Council, Musical. -H- DEBORAH ANN HARDESTY—Basketball, Track. PATRICK JOE HARMS—Football, Basketball, Band, FFA Reporter and Treas. JEFFREY LEWIS HODGSON-AV Club, Band, Chorus, Tupek. BRENT LEE HONEGGER-Football, Basketball, Baseball. CYNTHIA KAYE HURT-Basketball, Chorus. -J- STACEN GLEN JONES—Basketball, Baseball. -K- ANN MARIE KELLEY—Basketball, Track, Band, Tupek. BETH ANN KUNTZ—Band, Chorus, Musical. ROBERT TODD KUPFERSCHMID-Spanish Club V. Pres., Scholastic Bowl, National Honor Society. -L- MICHAEL OTTO LANZ-FFA Sec. RUSSELL EUGENE LATTIN EARL ROBERT LEMAN—Football. 90 The 1984 Senior Class -M- BETTY MARIE MARIN-Musical. RONALD RAY MASTERS—Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Musical, National Honor Society, Sophomore Treas., Junior Treas. BETH ANN MAURER—Cheerleader, Flags Co-captain, National Honor Society, Homecoming Court. CHRISTOPHER DELAINE MEISS -P- BRIAN DEAN PLENERT—Football, FFA Pres. SHELLENE D’AURE PRATT—Cheerleader, Rifles, Flag, Tupek, Chorus, Spanish Club Sec.-Treas., Varsity Club, Homecoming Court. -R- DARIN MICHAEL REESER —Football Tri-captain, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Speech Club, Homecoming Court. THERESA JEAN REID—Basketball. ALLEN MEREDITH RICKETTS—Football, Baseball, FFA, Chorus. DOUG MICHAEL ROTH —Football, Speech Club, Musical, Student Council Treas., National Honor Society V. Pres., Senior Pres., Scholastic Bowl. -S- KAY ELLEN SCHLADENHAUFFEN—Track, Football Stat., Tupek Photographer, Student Council, Band, Chorus, Musical. BRENDON LEE SCHROF—National Honor Society, Speech Club Pres., Musical, Band, Chorus, Student Council, Freshman and Sophomore V. Pres., Spanish Club, Scholastic Bowl, Tupek Co-Editor, Homecoming Court. DAWN MARIE SLEDGE—Basketball Stat., Tupek Typist, Spanish Club. HOPE JANE STEFFEN—Chorus, Junior Pres., Sophomore Sec., Student Council, National Honor Society Sec., DAR Good Citizenship Award, Scholastic Bowl, Homecoming Queen. AMY ELIZABETH STEIDINGER ERIN RENEE STEIDINGER —Basketball, Flag, Student Council. KAY MARIE STEIDINGER—Chorus, AV Club, Senior Sec.-Treas., National Honor Society. SCOTT DOUGLAS STEWART—Baseball, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council V. Pres. -T- NATHAN RAY TEUBEL—Tupek, FFA Reporter, Sen- tinel, V. Pres. SARAH JEAN TOOHILL—AV Club, Freshman and Sophomore Sec.-Treas. -W- GARY DELAINE W1NTERLAND -Y- TINA MARIE YOUNG—Basketball, Cheerleader, Track, Varsity Club, Tupek Typist, Musical, Homecom- ing Court. 91 Elementary Fun and Games F T H G I F D R F U L T 0 N 0 0 E S K I M O S 0 R A V L O P R W 0 W C H 0 R U S P L T R G R Q G C H I L T I U A B 0 R X E 0 c P A R T Y H B A M A M U S I C M A N B 0 T L B D Z H R T Z T E M R M E L P A G U B M S H A A B E K G T I S A V I C T 0 R Y C S O H U A E Z Q R K R C D 0 A A U H P L B A S B N A S M B L C S R E C A W T U H W I N D N A B K K P L 0 A W I N G G N I H C R A M L E R 0 G V Seek and encircle the answers with pen or pencil. Some answers may be forward, backward, or on the diagonal. Answers Forrest Go Marching Strawn Fight Band Wing Goal Chorus High School Win Homecoming Eskimos Victory Musicman Dr. Fulton Wow Prom Mr. Metz Football Tupek Ms. Haab Basketball Grad. C. Haab Track Star C. Hilti Baseball Party 94 Fun and Games Using a marker or pencil help the Eskimo find his way back to the igloo. Sixth Grade Jeff Albert Gina Austman Shay Bachtold Wanda Degler Christina Endres Todd Farney Mary Golden Lisa Grossich Colene Hartman Ronda Jupin Daton Kupferschmid Shelly Lanz Teresa Lattin Ricky Masters Christina Miller Liberty Miller Devin Plenert Eddie Pratt Brian Raasch Linda Rama Chad Reeser Denise Rieger Shannon Runyon Joshua St. Dennis Kelly Schieler Kenton Schneider Chris Steidinger Marie Steffen Jami Walter Kevin Yoder Will A ' 96 Fifth Grade Mary Bauman Eric Bell Leslie DeFries Roger Dockery Kathy Gray Jason Haas Janet Hardesty Michael Honegger Ron Jankun, Jr. Amy Janssen Mark McBride Nathan Miller Sally Moser Amy Mueller Sean Palmore Michael Riedel Becky Rieger Tiffany Rieger Galen Schaffer Michael Somers Kara Wehrle Kim Zimmerman Shawna Adams Holly Bachtold Patrick Carmack Robert Cotter Krista Edwards ■■ Dana Banwart Terry Carter Jonathan Etter Jerri Gray Jamey Haas Jennifer Knauer Garrett Kupferschmid Darrell McBride Derrick Maurer Heidi Metz Amanda Miller Sara Rieger Derek Schrof Amy Sledge Bryan Steffen Tracy Steffen Candance Stoller Kara Tyler Donya Wills Jenni Adams Joyce Bolliger Clint Bounds Danny Bradley Joe Carmack Amy Honegger Dana Huette Ryan Koehl Damon Lanz Dana Lanz Randall McBride Erica Mygatt Jennifer Steffen Kendra Steffen Steve Toohill Tania Voeste JoAnne Zeller 100 Derrick Babbs Carrie Cabbage Jennifer Delaney Sally Duerr Shannon Gillett 4 I f Bridget Heavilin Keith Hertz Loren Honegger Stacy Janssen Peggy Lanz • : j mm M, Janelle Lehmann Lisa LeMay Nathan Masters Andrea Payton Jason Rieger Corey Schieler Sandi Stoller Sally Vaughan Trisha Vaughan Michael Aberle Mandy Baker Cari Decker Colleen Ducett Wendy Epley Tracy Farris Daren Goembel Dale Gray Gena Heavilin Carrie Knauer 102 Arlen Leman Chad Miller Jeff Moser Shane Mowery Beth Ann Rieger Jeffrey Rieger Tonya Rieger Jeffrey Stehle Shawn Sullens Sam Vaughan Brandy Zeller David Banwart Michael Beal Brian Bellot Sarah Brown Valerie Davis Michelle Endres Katherine Etter Jolene Haas Devon Honegger Laura Horine Shelly Jamison Matthew Keeiey Chad May Wayne Maurer Corey Metz Jennifer Reid Kimberly Rieger Teresa Rieger Jimmy Schneider Eric Short Victoria Weeks Tommy Young Kelli Zimmerman 103 IA f� A y� - '4 I Kristofer Bachtold Marsha Bachtold Kelli Gillett Andrea Greer Warren Hartman A •f- V Stacey Heavilin Chuckie Hendershatt Chris McWhorter Anna Meister John Mueller Katie Odum Louis Penley Nathan Schaffer Kevin Stoller Michelle Voeste Nathan Walter Ben Wehrli Jeffrey Wills Morning Kindergarten Melodee Bachtold Denise Banwart Kent Blunier Angela Carter Benjamin Diggle r Buddy Honegger Jason Kamrath Darren Koehl Byron Lanz Corey McWhorter Leslie Masters Jason Maurer Leslie Meister Lisa Mueller Jennifer Mygatt Andy Osborne Abbey Rieger Sarah Schneider Brad Stalker Afternoon Kindergarten Milissa Aupperle Natosha Baker Tyson Benway Angela DeFries Jennifer Haab Jodi Lehmann Kelly Odum Kevin Ricketts Jeremy Rieger Mike Rieger Alesha Schaffer Scott Schaffer Jeremy Shipley Kelli Smith Ryan Vaughan 5th and 6th Grade Band Row 1: Libby Miller. 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Locust 217 379-3113 657-8236 Dick Janet Chatsworth 635-3618 or 635-9914 JAMIE’S STAR MARKET An Eisner Foods Store 122 Tupek Farewell As I look back on the year, I can remember many hard times, and also many happy moments. I feel my staff and I have put together a book that has captured some of the memorable moments of the 1983-84 school year. I would like to express my sincere thanks to the editorial staff for all the late school nights and summer hours they spent to complete the book. You have done a great job. Thank you Brendon Schrof, Lori Wycoff, Debbie Douglass, Amy Waibel, Eric Decker, and Tina Young. Also Allen Goembel deserves a big thank you. Without Allen and his camera we wouldn’t have been able to develop this great book for you. Thank you Allen. In closing, I would like to say that Mr. Fuller deserves the biggest thanks. This is his first year as a yearbook advisor, and for someone inexperienced with yearbooks, he sure learned fast. Also, without his artistic work on the cover and divider pages, we would have had a rough time. Thanks. I hope as you look through the book it will bring back precious memories of the 1983-84 school year. Sincerely, Tina Bauman, Co-Editor Since this is my first experience as a yearbook advisor, I take this opportunity to thank the yearbook staff for their guidance and patience as we put together the 84’ Tupek. The 84’ Tupek is a salute to the Eskimo spirit and pride that the students, teachers, administration, and community have for their school system. 1 must also thank Ruth Hubly for her guidance and support, Bill Mullins of Newsfoto for his constant patience and help. Sue Haab for the thankless tasks she performed, and Ron Jankun for his photographic talents. D. L. Fuller, Advisor 123 Home of... ... the Eskimos How’s (t Feel to Be an Eskimo? 126 (t Feels Great