Frankfort Community High School - Red Bird Yearbook (West Frankfort, IL)

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FACULTY DIRECTORY Anderson, Wilma English Barton. Alan Building Trades Batts. Hellen Mary English, REDBIRD Annual Bedokis. Gcncllc Librarian Blackwood, Sheila Mathematics Chamncss, Jean Mathematics Clark. George Guidance Clover. Russell English. REDBIRD Notes DeMaltci, Larry — Social Studies Dohanich, Frank Industrial Arts Dorris, Mary Ellen — Business Ernest. Gene — Physical Education Ferkctich, William Guidance, Industrial Arts Careers Fiori. Sandra Spanish, Social Studies Grammcr, Paul Social Studies Grissom, Lowell — Social Studies Grosco. Dolores Business, Dean of Girls Grosco. George — Science Hcdlcy. Jane — Home Economics Hobbs. Donald Agriculture, Welding Hood, Harold Social Studies Hrovatich. Alice — Business Karoski, George Driver Education, Physical Education Marlow, Jo Linda — English Morton, Eugene — Chorus Murphy, Tim — Art Orso, Elizabeth Special Education Owens. Raymond Science, Photography Pappas. Sharon Home Economics Pasko. Steve Welding, Industrial Arts Perr, Jane — English Price. Vicky— Home Economics Ricci, Elmo— Drafting, Industrial Arts Ricci. Tim — Physical Education. Health Rice, Don Social Studies Riva, Mary Ann Physical Education Smith, Charles — English Smith, Peggy — Special Education Smith, Ron Electricity, Dean of Boys Stevens, Linda — Mathematics, Science Stritzel, Richard Mathematics Thomas, Mike— Band Trovillion, Joyce — Science Weakly, Dan — Auto Mechanics Winter, Ron Drivers Education York, Mary Jane — Nursing Yuhas, Ernest Business

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And Extra-Curricular Activities Mr. Mike Thomas Mrs. Joyce Trovillion Mr. Richard Stritzel Mrs. Mary Jane York Mr. Ferketich, Mrs. York, and Mrs. Trovillion make use of office records during conference hour. 27

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SENIORS Congratulations to the “Class of 1981 who have mastered high school graduation and have begun new steps down the pathways of the adult world. Many memories of these past four years will remain in each of the graduates' lives. They have been years filled with learning, both in and out of the classroom, with new relationships being made, and with growth in many areas of their lives. As the final year draws to a close, there will be feelings of both excitement and sadness as one can look ahead to a new step in his future and also look back at all that step will leave behind. Through it all, these “high school days will be a part of the lives each chooses to lead. The seniors elected as class president, Joe Eader; Jim Nolen, vice-president; Kim Galli, secretary; and Stacee Arnett, the treasurer. Keith Griffith was this year's Student Body President, and Donna Bacon was chosen Homecoming Queen. Thanks go to the sponsor, Mr. Harold Hood, for his help and to the many faculty members who added new knowledge to each senior’s life. The senior class can be proud of the accomplishments they have made, and obstacles they have overcome to attain their diplomas and reach the end of high school pathways. Good luck. Seniors! 29