Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

ammo Dedication 3 Memorial Band 4-5 72-73 Clubs Seniors 8-23 Administration Homecoming 24-27 Student Life Cheerleaders 28, 104-5 Sports X-Country 29 Senior Spotlight Underclassmen 30-51 Honor’s Day Juniors 32-35 Prom Sophomores 39-44 Senior Sequel Freshmen 47-51 Recaps Reruns Class Officers 52 Sponsors 2 CONTENTS DEDICATION MR. KERCHEVAL The 1982 Buffalo is dedicated to a man who has taken the time to be a friend, teacher, and band director. He has touched almost every student at G.H.S. in some way, whether it’s been through teaching them, cheering them on, or listening when they have problems. Throughout his career as Band Director, he has brought the Marching Band to receive many awards. (Including a first place finish at the Watseka Invitational in 1981). The Band has also received the Vermilion County Marching Championship for the past four years. For all he has accomplished and for all he has done for us, we dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Vance Kercheval! The 1982 Buffalo Yearbook Staff Q £ QQ Q £ QQ Q £ QQ Q £ CQ Q £ C QQ Q £ CQ Q £ CQ Q £ CQ Q £ CQ Q £ QQ Q £ CQ Q £ CQ 4 BAND THE MARCHING Front Row: Stephanie Rhodes. Troy Pate, Angie Inghan, Judy Carter. PERCUSSION CAPTAIN: Sue Snider. Mitch Weaver. PERCUSSION CAPTAIN: Scott Harold. Richard Ransom, jim Cheek. Harry Covington. Randy Winslow. Paula Heiser. Latokia Cash. Ed Carlock. Darren Ward, DRUM MAJORS: LeAnn Parker. Mary Lewis. Row 2: DRUM MAjOR: Rosemary Buyno, RIFLE CAPTAIN: Chris Sherman. Maggie Wyer, Kelly Johnson, Tracy Davis, Cheryl Pasley, Nancy Richards, Susie Haggerty. Jeanette Morefield, Phyllis Trimble. Anita Sprouls, Tracy Legros, Kim Golcynski. Kerry Kocurek. Row 3: Mark Ford. Doug Jeffers, Tammy Dandridge. Missy Black. Janet Williams, Greg Burton. Julie Norton, Tammy Thomas. Roger Biggs. Teresa Sherman. Carrie Hart. Jerry Martin. SOLOIST: Ernie Gill. Curt Stingley, Mark Ingham. Karla Smith. Mike Warren. Michelle John- WATSEKA WARRIOR INVITATIONAL MARCHING CONTEST Blake Field 1st Place—Class B Field Show Watseka. II. 1st Place—Drum Major—Field September 19 1st—Flags Rifle—Field 2nd Place—Parade VIKING INVITATIONAL MARCHING CONTEST Whitsell Field 4th Place—Field Danville. II. 6th Place—Parade VERMILION COUNTY MARCHING CONTEST Georgetown, II. 1st Place—Field October 7 BUFFALOES son. Amy Black. Brian Irish. Row 4: Donna Nolen. Rhonda Johnson. Cheryl McNeese. Kelly Hall. Kelly Manning. SOLOIST: Libby Maudlin. Kevin Wallace. Kelly Morgan. Kathy Key. Becky Hall. Marguerite Barker. Kristi Carlton. Penny Thompson. Randy Biggs. Cathy McNeese, Lisa Snack, Tanya Shade, Chris Sollars, Scott Parke. Laurie Morrison. Kevin Winslow. Row 5: BAND DIRECTOR: Vance Kercheval, Jennifer Lamar. Janet Phillips. FLAG CAPTAIN: Kathy Smith. Jane Sprouls. Lisa Barker. Brenda Burress. Jeanette Bomgardner, Beth English. Steve Ford. Jeff Haussy, FLAG CAPTAIN: Paula Ingham. Dawn Warren. Kim Carpenter. Tracy Bina, Shelly Hughes. Edith Graves. Jennifer Korb. FLAG CAPTAIN: Robin Brooks. Cheryl Hughes ILLINI MARCHING BAND CONTEST Zuppke Field Memorial Stadium Univeristy of Illinois Champaign IL Oct 11 3rd Place Field 5th Place Parade 3rd Place Drum Major Parade ILLINOIS STATE MARCHING CONTEST Hancock Field Illinois State University Normal IL Oct 24 7th Place Field BAND 5 BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND 6 YEARBOOK The Yearbook is Gathering ideas Photographing subjects Sale of ads and books Layout of pages Typing of copy Artwork Hardwork Satisfaction Same Time Next Year YEARBOOK STAFF 7 Marilyn Sue Adams Norine Barker Steven Vernon Beauvois David Roy Behm Tim Berlin Janice Lee Bodart Julie Ann Coulter Garry Charles Crawford Steve Rollin Cundiff Shenita Diane Davis MARILYN SUE ADAMS MARTHEL My hobbies are square dancing, cooking. reading, and listening to music. I will always remember getting out of class several times a day to work on the newspaper. In the future I plan to get married and raise a family. My philosophy is. If you can’t say anything nice to someone, it's better not to say anything.” I was involved in LEO Club, NHS, Yearbook Staff. Newspaper Staff. FHA, and writing my Buff Stuff Column. I am going to miss all of the faculty and students at GHS. My all time favorite movie is Polyanna My favorite song is Love in the First Degree NORINE BARKER NOR I enjoy being with Bob and being with friends. My future plans are to get married to Bob. My favorite saying is. DIG YA! I’m going to miss all my friends I have and Mrs. Moore the best teacher I’ve ever had. My all time favorite movie is Kramer vs Kramer My favorite song is My First Love” DAVID ROY BEHM DAVE I like running, playing basketball, goofing around, making fun of people, and being with certain people. I will always remember the time I made that half-court shot against Hoopeston. My future plans are to go to college, to run, and to be happy at whatever I do. My favorite saying is “Cool out ya tacky ole boufant head. I participated in Cross Country, 1. 2,3.4; Basketball, 1.2.3.4; Track, 1,2,3,4; NHS. 3.4; Science Club. 3.4. I would like to thank all my teachers and especially my coaches for helping me with sports. My all time favorite movie is Debbie Does Dallas My favorite song is Anything but “Jesse and Crying” TIM BERLIN I enjoy girls, my truck, cruisin’, and listening to reproduced music. I will never forget all of the Steve Stevens nose jokes in Physics. I plan to go to college, get a good career started and get married. My philosophy is. Do all the fun things in life while you are still young and able to do them. I would like to thank most of the students at GHS for making my first and last year here fun and interesting. I was involved in football as a major in suicide. My all time favorite movie is Take This fob and Shove It My favorite song is “Juke Box Hero JANICE LEE BODART “BOGART I enjoy meeting new people and being with Bob Mosier. I will always remember all the great moments at GHS and all the new friends I made. In the future I plan to get married and have a family. I was involved in FFA and Pom Pon my freshmen year. My junior year I was in FHA. I’d like to thank all the students and faculty who helped me out during my disappointing moments. My favorite song is Endless Love” NANCY JO BOGGESS JO-JO I enjoy working with people and being with Jamey Jordan. I will always remember meeting Jamey and becoming good friends with people at GHS. In the future I plan to get married to Jamey and have the happiest home. My favorite saying is Come off of it. I was involved in FFA my sophomore year and in FHA my junior and senior year. I’d like to thank all of my friends and teachers for helping me out on my disappointing moments. My all time favorite movie is Any movie with Burt Reynolds. My favorite song is Endless Love JAY BOOSE BOOZER” My hobbies are hunting, trapping and farming. My most remembered moments are the Football and Basketball games. My future plans are to attend DACC and then transfer to SIU, majoring in Agriculture. My favorite saying is Stationed by the plow.” I participated in FFA as Vice Pres., NHS as Parlimentarian. and LEO Club. I will miss all of the fun times spent at GHS. My all time favorite song is Any Which Way You Can My favorite song is Elvira ROBERT A. BRIDGEWATER BLOB I enjoy coming to school every morning, but the best part is leaving after 4th hour for coop. I will never forget coming back from Hoopeston at a Fresh Soph basketball game, and getting stuck in a chair. My future plans are going into Law Enforcement. E.N.Y., and the ministry. My favorite saying is Handle It. I was a manager in Football and Basketball, and I was also in the FFA. I am going to miss coming in every day and listening to conversations that would amaze everyone and an occasional argument. My all time favorite movie is Airplane My favorite sdhg is “Dream On ROBIN SUZANNE BROOKS I like jogging, swimming, cheering and being with friends, when I’m not with Doug. I’ll never forget my freshman year, or all the fun I had with T.M., S.M., C.H., and J.C. My future plans are to attend DACC for 2 years and then transfer to EIU. My favorite saying is What? I was involved in Cheerleading 4; Pom Pon, 1,2,3; Track, 3; Flag Corp, 2,3,4; Yearbook, 3,4; Student Senate, 2,3,4; NHS. 2,3,4; LEO Club. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; mer G-Club, 2,3,4; Spanish Club, 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary—1 Class Treasurer—4; Class President—2. I also attended Illinois Girls State my junior year an oim; to miss am frieiJ HI Senior Class. My vs Kra, M Suppl ROS I e and forge volley I pla obtain was i Volley ate, N Club. S' Club. I at GHS and M.W. My mean to me!” My all time favorite movie is Airplane My favorite song is Fame er in ure and g■ I ajor. Sen-re, G-d LEO my friends .W.. R.S., J.P.. rite saying is Your THERESA MARIE CANNON BLUE EYES” My hobbies are listening to music, watching TV, going shopping, and cruising in my CAMARO. My most remembered moment is when Rick asked me to marry him. I plan to go to college for secretarial work, get a job, and marry Rick. My philosophy is, If you want something out of life you have to work to get it.” I was involved in Newspaper Club, as an editor, and Pep Club. I’m going to miss everyone at GHS. My favorite movie is Grease My favorite song is “For Your Eyes Only MARION E. CARLOCK JR. “GARBO My hobbies are besides terrorist activities, anything to do with destroying things, playing drums, and making money. My most remembered moments were playing in marching band. My favorite saying is Hey I’m in another band.” I was involved in Basketball. Jazz Band. Marching Band, and Concert Band. After school I plan to go to college and major in Computer Electronics and come back and blow Georgetown off the map. My all time favorite movie is Animal House My favorite song is Tom Sawyer” and anything that is hard rock JUDY CARTER My most remembered moments at GHS were the football games, basketball games and Marching Band Contests. My favorite saying is What? I was involved 10 in Cheerleading. 1,2,4; Pom Pon, 3; Band. 1,2,3,4; Student Senate, 1,2,3; Track, 1.3; Pep Club. 1,2,3; G-Club, 2,3,4; Yearbook, 3,4; FHA, 4. In the future I plan to attend Patricia Stevens Career College and major in Public Relations. I enjoy gymnastics. cheerleading and being with Steve. I am going to miss cheerleading and all the fun time at ole GHS. My favorite song is “Keep on Loving You My all time favorite movie is Caddy Shack LATOKIA CASH DISCO DANCER I enjoy being with my friends. I’ll never forget the moments with everyone here at GHS. My future plans are to go on to college and major in Business. My favorite saying is Something else in this world.” I was involved in Track, Cheerleading. Pom Pon, G-Club, FHA Treasure. Band, Pep Club and Drama Club. I’d like to thank all my teachers here at GHS for helping me get this far. Most of all I thank my parents. My all time favorite movie is Spaced Out My favorite song is I’ll Do Anything For You KEN CHEEK MR. METAL My hobbies are working out with my nonchakus and jamming with my electric AXE. My future goal is to make Heavy Metal rise to the top so that C.T. and I will rock forever. My philosophy is If you're not kneeling then do another line.” I hope through sheer determination and destiny our fates will guide all of us to success. Now then, let us prey . . . My all time favorite movie is Immortality through Destination My favorite song is Symptom of the Universe JULIE ANN COULTER “JU” My hobbies are motorcycling and swimming. I will always remember the time I started going with Bob Spencer. My future plans are to go to work. My favorite saying is So . I was involved in Softball. 4 years, and Basketball. 2 years. I am going to miss all of my underclassmen. friends, and all of the teachers, especially Mrs. Moore. My all time favorite movie is: Only When I Laugh My favorite song is: More Than I Can Say GARRY CHARLES CRAWFORD CHUCK I enjoy the pep assemblies in school. I'll never forget the wet T-shirt contest. My future plans are to join the Air Force. My favorite saying is Shut the fudge up! I was involved in Baseball. I'm going to miss the pep assemblies the most. My all time favorite movie is Arthur My favorite song is The Stroke BOB CRUEA My future goals are spending 20 years in the Army and retiring at the age of 37. I am going to marry Norine Barker in September after basic training and AIT for 8 weeks. One of my interests is construction working with heavy machinery. My most remembered moment is when Norine and I started going together our freshman year and we’re still going at it. SHENITA DAVIS FAT BUTT My hobbies are fishing and reading. I will always remember my friends at GHS. My future plans are finding the right man to marry. My favorite saying is Oh My Goodness! I was involved FHA. I am going to miss all my friends at GHS. My all time favorite movie is Return of the Dragon My favorite song is “She’s A Bad Mama Jama” TRACI DAVIS BANANA OR RIFF I enjoy bananas from certain people. I'll never forget my junior year on New Years Eve in Danville with Raf, Mul and Cheese. Watch Out! My future plans are moving to California and going to college, and picking up where I left off with a certain someone. My favorite saying is Definately, you spaz”. I was involved in Cheerleading. Pep Club. G-Club, Drama Club, and Rifle Corp. I was elected Vice President of FHA. I’m going to miss going out with my friends and raising H_____! My all time favorite movie is All Cheech and Chong’s Movies My favorite song is Anything from AC DC or REO EVAN E. DOWERS I enjoy going out for Cross Country and not going out for Football, but playing it on the weekends and tearing up my leg. My hobby is to see how many sports I can go out for at one time and still not be any good. In my future I plan to go to college, get rich, and live in a mansion with whoever I want. My philosophy is Have fun while you can. I was involved in Cross Country. Chess, Track, Golf, and Baseball. I was also in Pep Club, G-Club and Polar Club. I’d like to thank the school for letting me leave after 4 years. My all time favorite movie is Animal House My favorite song is Take it Easy LAURA DUBOIS DUBY My hobbies are sports, listening to music. and being with Kevin. I was involved in Basketball, Softball. Pom Pon. Student Senate, G-Club. Pep Club, Vice President of French Club, 10th grade Secretary Treasurer, and NHS Vice Pres. My favorite saying is Are you serious? My future plans are to go to Junior College, get a good job and then to get married to Kevin and live in Kentucky. I will always remember my years at GHS and will miss all of my friends. My all time favorite movie is Raiders of the Lost Ark My favorite song is Free Bird DEBBIE GRIFFITH FRED I enjoy riding around and being with friends. I’ll never forget the 4 years I spent here at school. In the future my plans are to attend DACC. My all time philosophy is: “If you mess with fire you'll get burnt! I am not going to miss some of the underclassmen. My all time favorite movie is The Other Side of the Mountain My favorite song is I Love You KELLY HALL RICKY” I enjoy the times being very rowdie with my friends. I’ll never forget the many good times we’ve had all through Volleyball. My future plans are to attend ISU and graduate with a masters in helping deaf people. I was involved in Band. Volleyball, Pep Club, French Club, G-Club, Leo Club, Newspaper Staff, National Honor Society, and Statistician for the basketball team. My philosophy is: “A woman is a woman but a cigar is a good smoke.” I would like to thank all of those who made it possible. My all time favorite movie is Airplane My favorite song is The Blues Song NANCY JO HALL My hobbies are skating, dancing, and riding bikes. I will always remember my mock wedding. My future plans are to marry Jim Miller. I was involved in FHA and Pom Pon. I am going to miss especially Mrs. Moore. My all time favorite movie is Goon Head My favorite song is Love You More Than I Can Say 11 Evan Eugene Dowers Pamela Jo Drotos Tracy LeAnne Davis Laura Ann Dubois Deborah Marie Griffith Kelly Kathleen Hall Jody Lee Hanna Scott Alan Harroli Larry Wayne Harper Keith Gene Hughes William Frank Hinkle Kevin Dean Hughes Carrie Ann Hart Paula Anne Ingham Teresa Sue Hunsaker JODY LEE HANNA I enjoy watching people fall. I’ll never forget Mr. Steffey’s blue lips. My future plans are to work at the V.A. Hospital in Danville and someday become a resident there. My favorite saying is; “I love it”. I was in Band and participated in a GHS triple mock wedding. I’d like to thank Mr. Behm for making it possible for me to graduate early. My all time favorite movie is Halloween My favorite song is “Anything by Air Supply LISA HARDY “SAD EYES” I enjoy going up on Main Street with Sherm and running into broken car seats. I’ll never forget going to Catlin and tripping over electrical wires and watching people falling in mud at night time. My favorite saying is Man Sherm did ya see that?” I was involved in Pom Pon, Basketball. FHA, Drama Club, G-Club and Pep Club. I’m going to miss all of Mrs. Moore’s clothing classes with Sheri High and Nathan Brigham (The pin stickers). My all time favorite movie is Endless Love My favorite song is “Tty to Live My Life Without You” and all of the Band competitions. My all time favorite movie is Airplane My favorite song is “Mama Liked The Roses CARRIE ANN HART “CINDY” I like reading, going to the pool, riding bikes, and watching old movies. My most remembered moments were in the “chipmunks” and with Tammy and Robin on (especially on the last 5 New Years Eves). But I’ll never forget David Behm’s ‘shot’ against HEL. When I graduate I plan to attend the U of I and major in English. My favorite saying is No, Jack’s my dad. Ted is my uncle . I participated in Track 1.2.3.4; Cheerleading 2,4; Pom Pon 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; G-Club 1,2.3,4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Student Senate 4; Yearbook 3. I’m going to miss working in the office. My all time favorite movie is Animal House My favorite song is Dog and the Butterfly” and anything by Rod Stewart! BILLY HINKLE “MOUSE I was involved in Chess for 3 2 years and Baseball for 4 years. My favorite song is I’m all Right LARRY HARPER “HOPPA” KEVIN HUGHES HUGHES I enjoyed my years here at Georgetown. I’ll never forget the times skipping school and going to Danville, or the time Me and Todd Kelley skipped and went to McDonalds. My future plans are to get married and live a happy life. I was involved in Wrestling 1, Football 1,2,3, and Pep Club 3,4. My favorite sayings are For real, and without a doubt!” I’m goto miss Georgetown after graduation. their I’ll My hobbies are sports, listening to music, and selling candy bars. I was involved in G-Club, Pep Club, Vice President of freshmen class, captain of wrestling and track. My favorite saying is “Believe It!” My future plans are to graduate, go to Junior College, grow tall, own a Harley, and marry Laura. My all time favorite movie is The ferk My favorite song is Free Bird” TERESA HUNSAKER I enjoy riding horses, watching TV and going on picnics. I’ll always remember being with my friends and having a good time especially being silly in the lunchroom with Shenita. My future plans are to find a special someone, find a good job and be happy. My philosophy is get the most out of life”. I was involved in FHA and Library Club. I’d like to thank my mom and dad for putting me through High School. I am going to miss the good times. My all time favorite movie is The Night the Lights Went Out In Georgia My favorite song is “Private Eyes” PAULA ANNE INGHAM POODIE” I love art, sports, trivia, and music. I’ll never forget our great volleyball team and the water fights. My goal in life is to become an actress and be rich and fam- ous in Hollywood. My favorite sayings are (of course) Dig” and What?” . . .! I got 5 ! I was in Volleyball, Basketball. Softball. Band (flag captain), Spanish Club (Pres.), NHS (Pres.), Science Club, G-Club. Pep Club. Drama Club, and Newspaper. I was also Freshman Homecoming Attendant and Senior Class President. I want to thank Laura, Lisa. Rae, Beth, Rosemary and all my other friends and teachers for putting up with my antics for these four years. My all time favorite movie is Raiders of the Lost Ark My favorite song is Sailing” KELLY JOHNSON “SMEL OR RAFT” I like watching certain people making fools of themselves because they never listen. I’ll never forget my 4 years I have spent here at GHS and the Schlarman football game also Labor Day in Westville my Junior year. What a mistake! My future plans include moving to California, going to college and trying to pick up where I left off my Fresh., Soph, and Jr. year with someone and carrying out our plans. I'm going to miss all of the great times I’m leaving behind and all the crazy and serious talks with special friends and most of all my Uncle Steven Johnson because he has been a great Uncle and mostly a friend. I was involved in Volleyball, Softball. Band. G-Club, Pep Club, Drama Club. FHA and also in something I'll never get over. My favorite saying is “Come on Riff lets see who is in town.” My favorite song is Anything by Bob Seger or Journey MARK JOHNSON WEASAL I like hunting, fishing, running, and working on cars. I participated in Cross Country, Track and FFA for one year. In the future I plan to go to DACC and take Auto Mechanic classes. My most remembered moment is when I missed making All-County in Cross Country by one place in the 1981 season. I’d like to thank Mr. Kulbartz for his encouragement through the Cross Country and Track seasons, when I was ready to give up. My all time favorite movie is Cannon Ball Run My favorite song is “The Gambler” KEVIN JONES “BOB-BOB” My hobbies are trapping, hunting and helping farmers. My future plans are to have a million dollars and own a 3,000 acre farm. My philosophy is make hay while the sun shines”. My favorite song is Anything by Bob Sieger KATHERINE SUE KEY DAVVY I enjoy reading and being with friends. I will always remember the times spent with the KKK . . . L. My future goals are to attend Illinois State University and graduate in the top 10% of my class and to have all of my dreams come true. My favorite saying is Oh well, that’s the breaks! I was involved in Volleyball, Band, Spanish Club, French Club, Senior Class Secretary, Newspaper, NHS, G-Club, Pep Club, Leo Club and Jr. Homecoming Attendant. I am going to miss just about everything and everyone but especially Mr. Kercheval and his unending quest for neatness and organization. My all time favorite movie is: Arthur My favorite song is: The Theme from Arthur” JENNIFER JO KORB JO My most remembered times at CHS were those times of performing for Band and Pom Pon. I enjoyed the moments I spent through High School and I’m going to miss them all. Especially going to the Football and Basketball games. I was involved in Pom Pon for 4 years, and a captain my senior year. Marching Band in the Flag Corp for 3 years, Concert Band 2 years, Pep Club 4 years, and G-Club 3 years. I’d like to thank Brian and all my friends for making my times at Georgetown alot of fun. My future plans are to go to Patricia Stevens Career College and focus on becoming a legal secretary and or a model and later spending my life with Brian. My all time favorite movie is: Grease My favorite song is: We’ve Got Tonight MIKE KOTCHER KOTCH I w'ill always remember the good times at GHS, especially at the Chess matches. My philosophy is, Always put off until tommorrow what you should have done today.” I was in Track and Chess for four years. My hobbies are playing Chess, Ginsenging, Hunting, and walking in the woods. In the future I plan to attend DACC and maybe transfer to Southern Illinois and become a landscaper. I am going to miss the good times at GHS and would like to thank the teachers for helping us reach our goals. My all time favorite movie is The Good. The Had and The Ugly My favorite song is I’ve Been Waiting For a Girl Like You MARY LEA LEWIS I enjoy running, swimming and being with Scott. I will always remember the time when Judy and I stole David’s car to watch a X-County meet. My future plarts are to major in Child Development to become a Child Development teacher, “Free Bird LIBBY MAUDLIN BILLIE JEAN I enjoy being in all kinds of sports and being with my friends. I’ll never forget all of the great times with the KKK . . . and L, (especially the night in Catlin) (and all of the times at the hospital), nor will I ever forget my junior year in volleyball! In the future I plan to go to college, majoring in Athletic Training, and play college sports. I also plan to keep on listening to Doctor Dimento. My favorite sayings are: Fine!!” and Wrong Again Bucko! I participated in French Club. FFA, Pep Club, G-Club, Marching Band. Concert Band. Jazz-Band, Newspaper Staff, Basketball. Volleyball, Track, NHS, Drama Club, and LEO Club, and a boy’s Basketball Statistician. I'm going to miss all of the water bottle fights in Physics and all of the rap sessions during Psychology. Of course I will miss all of my friends, but most of all I will miss having water balloon fights on Main Street and Kelly Hall getting poison ivy. My all time favorite movie is Airplane My favorite song is “Rainbow Connection bed. Eve out and to someday spend the rest of my life with Scott. My favorite saying is Oh really ! I was involved in 1 year Girls Basketball, 4 years of Track, 3 years Cheerleading, G-Club, Spanish Club. Honor Roll. Band, Pep Club. I am going to miss my friends and cheering with the Cheerleaders at Football and Basketball games. My all time favorite movie is ferry Lewis movies My favorite song is Out Here On My Own WILLIAM M. LEWIS WILD BILL” At Georgetown. I was involved in Football, Track, G-Club, French Club, LEO Club, FFA and NHS. The one thing I like most is building and flying radio control aircraft. I’ll never forget the first C on a report card in Biology II. My favorite sayi s ”Crud’’. I’d like to thank great time I had S. to college arian. My in PAM MATTES “TIKI” My hobbies are hanging out with my friends and taking care of my animals. My future goals are to work with animals and to move to England or Tennesse. I was in FFA, the Explorer Scouts, and the Motor Meter Club. My favorite saying is “Peace baby . My most remembered moment was when I fell down the stairs at Danville High School and riding Mr. Mills school bus on crowded days. My all time favorite movie is An American Werewolf in London My favorite song is Under Pressure” fully)! are was 1.2, Science Club, 1, I would like to thank all my friends, teachers and my parents for everything (mostly putting up with me). I will miss you all. take care!! My all time favorite movie is Animal House My favorite song is Lights by Journey 15 Jennifer Jo Korb Michael Wayne Kotcher William Michael Lewis Katherine Sue Key Mary Lea Lewis Tamera Sue Martin Pamela Ruth Mattes Elizabeth Kathryn Maudlin Jeffery Scott Miller Penny Sue Miethe Sandra Lee Mollet Jeanette Morefield Tamara Faye Mills Kelly Michelle Morgan PENNY MIETHE MEATBALL My hobbies are riding bikes, swimming. hiking, and mushroom hunting. I will always remember all the underclassmen friends and all my friends in the Senior class. I plan to attend Mid-State Business College in Peoria. I participated in Drama Club and FHA my Junior and Senior year. I am going to miss my friends that I have met and all the fun that I had at the time I spent here. My all time favorite movie is Friday 13th Part I II My favorite song is “Freebird” by Lynard Skynrd TAMMY MILLS TAM The things I enjoy most are being with my boyfriend and friends. My future plans are to marry Jeff. I am going to miss all my friends and all the good times I had at GHS. My favorite song is Endless Love” SANDRA LEE MOLLET “SANDY My future plans are to go to college then settle down and get married. I enjoy being with my friends and with that special someone who seems to make everything right. I will always remember the good times that I had at GHS. especially in P.E. I would like to thank my friends and teachers for being there when I needed them most. My all time favorite movie is A Star is Born My favorite song is Jesse KELLY MICHELLE MORGAN MO I enjoy reading, swimming and being rowdy with my friends. I will always remember my Sophomore year and that unforgettable Saturday with G.H., C.S.. and L.M. In the future I plan to attend DACC for 2 years and then to transfer to EIU or ISU and major in Medical Technology. My favorite saying is but why!” I was involved in Pep Club, G-Club, French Club. NHS, Volleyball, LEO Club, Band and Basketball Statistician. I am going to miss the fun times that I have had with the KKK . . . and L, water balloon fights on Main Street and country corners. My all time favorite movie is Arthur My favorite song is “Theme from Arthur PAM PEELMAN My interest are reading, watching movies and listening to music. I'll never forget the great times in American History. My future plans are going to college. My favorite saying is I wanna go home! I was involved in FFA. LEO Club. French Club and Band. I am going to miss some of the teachers, especially Mr. Benjamin. My all time favorite movie is Holocaust My favorite song is Hold on Tight to Your Dreams SUE PIONEK “SOUPY My most remembered moments at GHS wrere Christmas. Thanksgiving and summer vacation. I was involved in yearbook my Junior and Senior year and Chess all 4 years. My hobbies are swimming. snowmobiling and collecting windmills. In the future I plan to move to Milwaukee Wisconsin, and enjoy my freedom, then eventually settle dowrn, marry and have a family. I would like to thank Mr. Trahan for being my second father and being there when I needed someone to talk to. “Thanks Mr. Trahan. My favorite song is “Colour My World DARREN REITSMA I like watching parked cars. I'll never forget Jim Morrison. I plan to succeed. My philosophy is Every man plays a role in life, and the world is not complete if every role is not fulfilled. I participated in 7th hour Study Hall. ROY ROSS “BABY ROY I enjoy walking down the sandy beaches of Hawaii with my favorite person. I’ll never forget July 29. 1980. In the future I plan to make my first million and marry TAS. I participated in Football, Spanish Club and G-Club. I am going to miss Mr. Horlander’s bad jokes and Mr. Wilson’s confidence in his college bound students. My all time favorite movie is The Mechanic My favorite song is The Ripper” by Judas Priest RON SCHMINK CRASH My favorite hobbies are cruising town and chasing women. I'll always remember the second day of my Senior year when I got my nickname. In the future I plan to go to a driving school and learn how to be a professional demolition driver. My favorite saying is “Dear . I was involved in FFA for 4 years, NHS for 2 years and LEO Club for 2 years. I’d like to thank my mom and dad because without them I wouldn’t be here. My favorite is “Hold on Loosely (38 special) LISA MARIE SHELATO LEE My hobbies are riding bikes and swimming. I will always remember all the times at GHS because it was a great school. My future plans are to become a Secretary or a Day Care Worker. I am going to miss all the underclassmen friends that I have and my teacher Mrs. Moore. My favorite song is “Time For Me to Fly TERESA L. SHERMAN SHERMIE” I enjoy driving orange foreign automobiles and testing the abilities or inabilities of their quality workmanship. Though try as I might I will never forget the ever-so-minor damage I inflicted on my cute little orange auto on a very cold March Eve. My future plans are to go to college and make some big bucks and over throw my collegue, L. Meis, buy the company and even buy an American made car. During all my ever so happy years at GHS. the only thing I was involved in was Band. I mean why shouldn’t I have been. When I turn 21 and am old enough to do adult things. I’m gonna hit the road with Bob Seger so he doesn’t have To Live His Life Without Me anymore. In closing I would like to thank the wonderfully talented persons who invented Square Dancing for our 3rd nine weeks entertainment. I would also like to thank Michael, a good friend, for handing down a very intellectual philosophy “Once is not enough! My all time favorite movie is Superman My favorite song is “Nobody Does It Better KARLA SMITH ABBY My hobbies are cruising around in my car and going to birthday parties given by Penny T. I’ll never forget the bus rides to and from marching band contests. In the future I plan to get a job and get out on my own and eat pizza legally wfith Penny. My favorite saying is Peace Baby. I was involved in FFA. Pep Club. Marching. Concert, and Jazz Band. I’m going to miss greatly my little laser eyes and drooling over Twinkie . My all time favorite movie is Halloween My favorite song is Anything by Lynyrd Skynyrd 18 KATHLEEN SUE SMITH • FIREPLUG” OR “RED” I like cheering at basketball games where the crowd is tense and the next point will either make or take the game. I’ll always remember all the special underclassmen who helped me through my low times. Thanks BH, SS, SI. RJ! My future plans are to go to college and major in Agriculture. My favorite saying is You had to be there.” I was involved in Marching Band. Flag Corp, Secretary of Student Senate. Yearbook. LEO Club. Volleyball. Girls Basketball. FFA President, NHS, Cheerleading. G-Club. Pep Club. Vice President of my Junior class. And I attended Girls State. I’d like to thank Sue Snider for being my best friend and always being there when I needed her. I’m going to miss all the great times I had at ole GHS with my friends, and I'll especially miss marching in the Drill Box at Band Camp! (Just kidding Mr. Kercheval! ) My all time favorite movie is Kramer vs Kramer My favorite song is “Just When I Thought I Was Over You PHILIP PAUL SMITH “PHIL My hobbies are archery, swimming, horseback riding and hunting. I’ll always remember the Pep Assemblies and Football games. My future plans are to visit Canada, then when I get back take my EMT then become a Paramedic. My philosophy is Get the job right the first time.” I was a Medical Explorer at LV hospital and was in the AV and Library Club. I’d like to thank all the teachers who had me. my parents, and the class of 82”. wrestling, football and the fun of high school. My all time favorite movie is Every Which Way but Loose My favorite song is Renagade” by Styx GERALD WAYNE STAUB STUBBY” I like riding around town and having fun during the summer. I'll never forget riding around at lunch and getting stopped for something I didn’t do. My plans for the future are to go to DACC and get training in Auto and Diesel Mechanics. My favorite saying is This is Bull. I'd like to thank the Counselor and the teachers for helping me make it through high school. My all time favorite movie is Smokey and the Bandit My favorite song is The Stroke JERI STEPHENSON I enjoy partying with my friends, being with my special someone, and listening to the stero full blast! My most remembered moment was being nominated Homecoming Queen. Thanks everyone! My future goal is to go to DACC for business courses and become a Secretary. My favorite saying is I’m gonna barbecue your A____! I was involved in Cheerleading, Pom Pon. Drama Club. Basketball, FHA and G-Club. I am going to miss all of the good times I've had in school with everyone. and I am going to miss bugging Bridget and Nathan in Sewing Class! Bye everyone! My all time favorite movie is Cheech Chong Up in Smoke My favorite song is “157 Riverside Avenue SUE ELLEN SNIDER SNUE STEVE STEVENS I will never forget the Marching Band .season, when we won 1st place at of I. In the future lajor in Deaf ition. I was Softball, hing and ok. 3.4, .2.3.4. G-and Vice to miss jespecial-friend. I enjoy playing golf and explaining to people how I wrecked my car. I plan to attend SIU and major in Environmental Engineering. My favorite saying is OK Bucko. I was involved in Golf. NHS. and LEO Club. I would like to thank my parents for their guidance and Mr. Wilson for completely understanding why I had to miss his classes. My all time favorite movie is My Name is Nobody My favorite song is “Sweet Home Alabama PENNY THOMPSON ALBABY” I enjoy going out for pizza with the piglets. Karla and the gang until 5:30 A.M. and then going to Marching Band Contest with a pack of TUMS and some Visine to get the red out.” I also enjoy cruising with my teddy Bear” and my 3D’s. I will never (although I’ll try) forget Mr. Wilson's 5th hour Physics class. In the future I plan to go to college for Zoology, eat pizza legally live my life full of excitement. My favorite saying is Could be for a good time! I was in FFA. Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Jazz Band. French Club. LEO Club NHS. I am not going to miss the prison like qualities of the school, but I will miss a few of my “wise beyond their years. teachers. I’d also like to thank my friends my pup for making my years at GHS more memorable fun. My all time fovorite movie is Singing In the Rain My favorite song is Anything by Bob Seeger ERIC VANDIVER TEX I enjoy riding horses, fishing. hunting. I mostly like to be alone. When I get angry at something or someone I will go out in the woods. I will always remember when we moved to Illinois from Idaho. I did not like it because I had to leave my friends, but now I can’t wait to get back. My future plans are to go to work for my Uncle in Idaho and learn his trade, printing. I will miss a lot of friends and some teachers. 19 John Wesley Serd Lisa Marie Shelato Theresa Lynn Sherman Ronald D. Schmink Karla Jean Smith Kathleen Sue Smith Phillip Paul Smith Sue Ellen Snider Richard Brian Starwalt Gerald Wayne Stauh JANET KAY WILLIAMS “HOWIE'S LIL SISTER 1 11 always remember my Benjpr year at GHS for the enjoyments with J.M. I was involved in Volleyball, 1,2,3; G-Club, 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band, 1,2,3.4; also Concert Marching Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; and LEO Club 4; the Yearbook Staff and Drama Club, and a Basketball Statistition, 4. The most rememberable moment is all the times the band had to load, travel, unload, perform, load and travel again (this happened most fall weekends). My future plans are to attend Lake View Medical School and get married and let whatever comes next. I’d like to thank the staff at GHS for their teaching and advice they have given me through the years. THANKS from the last of the “WHOLE Williams’ family. My all time favorite movie is Hollywood Nights My favorite song is I Still Can Remember” KEVIN WINSLOW My hobbies are being with Wendy on TOM WALLER GATOR I enjoy riding my motorcycle when I can. I’ll never forget the last day of my Senior year in school. My future plans are to have as much fun as I can. My favorite saying is Hey Jethro Boedine what’s happening? I was in FFA my Jr. Sr. years in high school. I am going to miss all the teachers trying to teach us something. My all time favorite movie is: Friday the 13th Part II My .'jvorite song is Night Owls by Little R ver Band VANCE WILLER CALIFORNIA KID I enjoy surfing but since we’ve moved to Illinois I enjoy football. I’ll never forget skate boarding on Main Street with people watching me like I was crazy. In the future I plan to go in the Navy and become a computer tech. My philosophy is Don’t get mad. Get even . I participated in Football. I’d like to thank everyone for making my last year the almost best. a cold night, land sculpturing, music, playing Atari, repairing and building houses and electronic devices. The one thing I will never forget is when Bill Lewis made a “D on a Chemistry II assignment or made a C” in Biology III. I will also never forget when I made my first “A in Physics. My future plans include going to EIU and major in Chemistry or Drama. My philosophy is “There’s an answer to every question if you search hard enough. I was involved in Drama Club, Library and A.V. Club. I wish to thank and congratulate all the students, teachers, and Mr. Delmotte for putting up with me for the past 4 years. Yes even you Mr. Mills. My all time favorite movie is Blues Brothers My favorite song is Theme from Raw Hide” MARK WYER My all time favorite movie is Stripes and H.O.T.S. My favorite song is “Step by Step f 5 TOM WALLER “GATOR I enjoy riding my motorcycle when I can. I’ll never forget the last day of my Senior year in school. My future plans are to have as much fun as I can. My favorite saying is “Hey Jethro Boedine what’s happening?” I was in FFA my Jr. Sr. years in high school. I am going to miss all the teachers trying to teach us something. My all time favorite movie is: Friday the 13th Part II My favorite song is “Night Owls by Little River Band VANCE WILLER “CALIFORNIA KID I enjoy surfing but since we’ve moved to Illinois I enjoy football. I’ll never forget skate boarding on Main Street with people watching me like I was crazy. In the future I plan to go in the Navy and become a computer tech. My philosophy is Don’t get mad. Get even . I participated in Football. I’d like to thank everyone for making my last year the “almost best. 22 JANET KAY WILLIAMS HOWIE’S LIL SISTER I’ll always remember my Senior year at GHS for the enjoyments with J.M. I was involved in Volleyball, 1,2,3; G-Club, 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band, 1,2,3,4; also Concert Marching Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 3.4; and LEO Club 4; the Yearbook Staff and Drama Club, and a Basketball Statistition, 4. The most rememberable moment is all the times the band had to load, travel, unload, perform, load and travel again (this happened most fall weekends). My future plans are to attend Lake View Medical School and get married and let whatever comes next. I’d like to thank the staff at GHS for their teaching and advice they have given me through the years. THANKS from the last of the “WHOLE Williams’ family. My all time favorite movie is Hollywood Nights My favorite song is “I Still Can Remember KEVIN WINSLOW My hobbies are being with Wendy on a cold night, land sculpturing, music, playing Atari, repairing and building houses and electronic devices. The one thing I will never forget is when Bill Lewis made a “D on a Chemistry II assignment or made a “C” in Biology III. I will also never forget when I made my first “A in Physics. My future plans include going to EIU and major in Chemistry or Drama. My philosophy is “There’s an answer to every question if you search hard enough.” I was involved in Drama Club, Library and A.V. Club. I wish to thank and congratulate all the students, teachers, and Mr. Delmotte for putting up with me for the past 4 years. Yes even you Mr. Mills. My all time favorite movie is Blues Brothers My favorite song is “Theme from Raw Hide” MARK WYER My all time favorite movie is Stripes and H.O.T.S. My favorite song is “Step by Step I Mary Lewis. Lora Collom, Kathy Pulaski. Nancy Boggess, Greg Keathley. Ron Schmink. Bob Bridgewater. Jody Hanna. Rosemary Buyno. WEREN’T WE G Front Row: Julie Coulter, Judy Carter, Jeri Stephenson. Laura Dubois, Kristi Mollet, Sandy Mollett, Jennifer Korb, Pam Peelman Back Row: Monty Reed. Jay Boose. Bill Lewis. Paula Ingham. Lori Haworth. Brenda McBee. Front Row: Tim Bradfield. Jim Murdock. Jeff Miller, John Serd, Mark Johnson. Pat Galey Middle Row: Kevin Hughes. David Behm, Lisa Hardy. Back Row: Alan Nale, Pam Mattes. Steve Beauvois, Todd Kelley. Keith Hughes. Shelly Potter, Bonnie Weiler tu 3!ea SEeuttb eme coming Queen 1981 eA t c£ei jA ytefji enbcn Princess Missy Black and escort Steve Readnour Princess Rae Ann Smith and escort Brian Starwalt 24 HOMECOMING Candidate Janice QScda'if Princess Kristi Carlton and escort Don Budnovich Queen Mary Lea and her court made an attractive group 1980 Queen Jeanie Ruble escorted by Doug Wadsworth Jennifer, Phyllis and Janet enjoyed Punk “KIDZ” made the music Rock Day Mrs. Moore and Mr. Delmotte got a reward for the most money collected in cans THE BONFIRE WAS BRIEF BUT EFFECTIVE HOMECOMING 25 Mr. Powell says. “I think that's 18.' Football players are getting ready for the big game. Get to class you punks. Homecoming Week Mr. McHenry showing his stuff. Sophomores take 2nd in tug of war. 26 HOMECOMING Hey, We Bad! Paula says. Everything ayy ok on punk rock day.” COMING HOME 27 Carrie takes it to the limit for P.J. day. Pom pon dressed for 50's day. Good effort, but )uniors took 3rd in tug of war. Beth Hughes Lisa Lambert Stacey Stevens Traci Bina Jennifer Lamar Missy Black 28 CHEERLEADERS This year’s team supplied Georgetown’s first All-State Cross Country Runner. David Behm finished 7th in the state finals at Detweiler Park in Peoria. David also is the first Georgetown athlete to compete in the state finals for four consecutive years. In addition, he was four years all county, all conference and holds the Sportsman Club and school record. “David’s leadership and dedication are examples for the whole school.” Coach Kulbartz 2nd County 1st Rensselaer Division III Seniors 8th St. Anthony Invitational 16th Spartan Classic 3rd Conference This year’s season could be called a getting-it-together year after losing many outstanding seniors from last year’s state team, we began rebuilding. This year’s team was a combination of underclass inexperience and limited upperclass experience. 9wihJe Sfa4} Gone With the Wind CROSS COUNTRY 2 FRONT ROW: Kevin Wallace. Matt Serd. Mark Ingham. Rusty Snapp. Mark Steward, jerry Martin. Troy Nimrick, Michelle johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kulbartz. John McMasters. Alan Howard. Scott Davis Mike Reed, Mark Johnson, Tracy Craft, David Behm, Angie Ingham. THIRD ROW: Jeff Miller. Evan Dowers. Zeke Yoho, Kevin Kupcik. UNDERCLASSMEN Modem Problems Underclassmen Underclassmen Underclassmen Underclassmen Underclassmen Underclassmen Underclassmen Underclassmen Jim Bailey Lisa Barker Johanna Berry Jim Bianchetta Amy Black Mike Bonomo John Brady Brenda Burress Bridget Cagle Carla Carlock Joyce Chow Terri Cheesman u n ■ i o r s Kim Golcynsky Tracey Green Lisa Haggerty Scott Hardesty Paula Heiser Sherrie High Cheryl Hughes Dwayne Hughes Paul Hunt Angie Ingham Doug Jeffers Risa Johnson Don Clay Kyle Coburn Brian Cornwell Steve Cornwell Kris Crawford Ed Cross Eric Cunningham Tammy Dandridge Leo Dixon Bill Dowers Tina Eldridge Denise Harper Dwayne Hatton Jeff Haussey Ernie Gill 32 Linda Kauffman Kevin Key Kevin Kupcik Earl Kuykendal Barb Lagrand Troy Lagross Derrick Lipscomb Patty Lyday Kelly Manning Jerry Martin Harrold Maskel Joe Maskel Tim Maxwell Rod McDaniel Penny McFarland Nancy Moody Laurie Morrison Debbie Mullins Kim Newell Le Ann Parker Troy Pate Burton Perkins Janet Phillips Richard Ransom % 33 Mike Reed Tina Reed Gary Rednour David Rollins Ron Russian Eric Saywer Mike Schmink }oe Selph Matt Serd Ally Severado Chris Sherman Rae Ann Smith Bryan Snack Lisa Snack Anieta Sprouls Bob Tintorri Phyllis Tremble Kim Troxel Jerry Tuggle Robin Vice Beth Wadsworth Dawn Warren Michelle Wengler Lisa West Tina Williams Zeke Yoho Marty Zumwalt Not Pictured Dee Dee Davis Shelly Grubb Jeanina Meeker Greg Spires Ed Weaver John Pasley John Ru Kamp Jim Edwards 34 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND JUNIORS 35 GEORGETOWN FOODS INC. Everything from Soup to nuts! That’s what a lot of That’s what I.G.A. thinks, too! Their main service is people expect from a grocery. And then, some peo- pleasing the “Lady Who Pushes the Cart. But, real-pie expect a lot more, like “Lower Prices and ly, EVERYONE is welcome!!! Open 24 hours a day, Friendlier Service.” 7 days a week!! C S Q Complete Line of Home Cooked Dinners. Fresh Pastries baked from Scratch Specializing in Italian Foods: Ravioli Spaghetti Veal Parmesan Open 24 Hours When Your Tummy Talks. . .Charlie Listens! What chu talkin about!? Oh Billy! You’re so forceful. She O.D.ed on Nytol. cj 84 ■ Ya hungry or what!? Let’s hear it for Right Guard! Charlie’s newest Angels SOPHOMORES 39 s o P h o m o r e s Tommy Davis Stephanie Delmotte Kyle Dill Richard Doney Candy Dunavan Janet Edwards Dennis Eldridge Beth English Jim Fender Todd Allison Chris Baldwin Marguerite Barker Tim Bender Tracy Bina Teresa Binkley Ray Brandon Darrell Brooks Roger Brooks Greg Burton Kristi Carlton Jim Cheek John Chow Jamie Cline Ronna Coburn Denise Connors Chris Cruea Cary Cunningham Stacey Currv Russel Davis 40 SOPHOMORES Martha Fitzwater Rob Fleener Steve Ford Tim Ford Donna Fouse Steve Francis Lyle Callez Bill Good Greg Grant Becky Hall Brett Hall Marie Haussy Tawna Hess Tina High Lori Hinkle Alan Howard Jimmy Howe Jim Hunt Shelly Ice Rhonda Johnson Fred Koss David Koterba Jeff Koterba Jennifer Lamar Tracy Legros Jeff Lenhart Donna Mahoney Scott Martin Nancy Cheryl McNeese SOPHOMORES 41 Jerry Mikel Troy Nimrick Sandy Onley Valerie Parker Marci Palaki Steve Pearson Kim Poeschl John Petticrew David Prefountain Christy Pullin Steve Readnour Scott Ross SOPHOMORES ORDER CLASS RINGS Let's see. . .yellow gold, a starburst birthstone, and basketball on the side. How much will that be? Eighty dollars for a class ring!” This was the response of many sophomores when order packets for class rings were passed out. It cost $66 to $130 for a girl’s ring and $70 to $170 for a boy’s ring, a price which has nearly doubled in the last ten years. The rings would probably be worn during the next two years or so, then stored away in a safe place. They seem to be a necessity though, and the dignity of owning one was something most sophomores couldn’t do without. When the long-awaited rings finally came, there was much excitement among the sophomores. Everyone seemed to be running around comparing rings. “I think it’s a fun thing to have because you’ll have it for years after you graduate, and if you get the kind with stuff on the sides, it serves as a memory of what you achieved in high school,” said Jane Sprouls. Mike Rowe Tanya Shade Gina Shade Chris Sigmon Rusty Snapp Lisa Snyder Bob Spencer Jane Sprouls Mark Steward Curt Stingley Charlie Tintorri John Towns 42 SOPHOMORES Not Pictured Kim Andrews Randy Biggs Gary Hurst Jeff Jones Tracie Jones Larry Kargol John Mackiewicz Marcia Moody Mike Parsons William Perkins Richard Plew Jestine Trahan Chuck Tuggle Missy Vestal Darren Ward Mitch Weaver Delores Westland Donna West Teara White Zanetta Wiliford Bobby Wilson Randy Winslow Larry Yoho Super Sophs The 1981-82 GHS sophomores have proven to be a special class in many ways. They are a very close knit bunch and they seem to have a deep concern for one another. It seems whenever one of them is troubled there are always a few more sophs around to listen and help ease the pain. The other classes see this and respect them for it. Another one of their unique qualities is their school spirit and support which was shown by complete domination of the spirit stick at nearly every pep session held. They are a very eager bunch of persons and it’s certain they have a prosperous future awaiting them. SOPHOMORES 43 HAVE A PEPSI DAY FINDING DAYLIGHT DOWN THE SIDELINE OR FROM BEHIND THE END ZONE, YOU'LL FIND THE CHEERIN' OF EVERY PEPSI GENERATION MAKING THE MOST OF EVERY MOMENT. AND WHEN TIME-OUTS CALLED THEY CALL FOR PLENTY OF ICE- COLD PEPSI-COLA. BUT PEPSI PEOPLE AREN'T JUST SPORTS FANS IN THE STADIUM. THEY'RE KIDS IN PEPSI-COLA'S YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAM —LEARNING SPORTS SKILLS TODAY THEY CAN USE FOR A LIFETIME. KIDS LEARNING TO LOVE THE EXCITEMENT OF ALL SPORTS EACH AND EVERY DAY. KIDS LEARNING TO MAKE EACH DAY A PEPSI DAY. YOU CAN TOO. C'MON, C'MON, C'MON AND HAVE A PEPSI DAY. DANVILLE PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 211 S. Bowman Danville, II. AN IC INDUSTRIES CO. EISNER Open 7 am-9 pm 7 days a week CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 82 WE AT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GEORGETOWN EXTEND OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1982 CLASS OF GHS LOBBY 9:00 TIL 2:00 MON-THURS. 9:00 TIL 7:00 FRI. WALK-UP 2:00 TIL 7:00 MON-THURS. DRIVE-UP 9:00 TIL 7:00 MON-THURS. 8:00 TIL 12:00 SAT. Leetha Brown Robin Brown Tammy Cagle Karen Calvin Kim Carpenter Joey Adkins Neil Baker Jeff Barney Pam Bates Sandy Benjamin Roger Biggs Missy Black Jeanette Bomgardner Kelly Brady Lynn Brandt Kathy Bridgewater Danatra Brown FRESHMEN 47 Harry Covington Tracy Craft Scott Davis Dave Dillman Troy Eversole Ted Farris The Green Berets Don Cash Chelle Cebulski Joe Chantos Mickey Clay Sheldon Cook James Fitzwater Mark Ford Lisa Fouse Paige Gannon Chris Gilroy Edith Graves Susie Haggerty Tina Haney Jerry Harris Tamala Hawks Dusty Hill Beth Hughes Shelly Hughes Mark Ingham Jamey Irby Brian Irish Michelle Johnson Jon Kauffman Debbie Kelch Darrin Knoepfel Kerrie Kocurek Darin Koterba Kurt Kupcik Claudia LaGrand Lisa Lambert Missy Land Bret Lutz Kristi Martin Brian Maskel Tony Maskel 48 FRESHMEN photograph not available Steven McBee Hope McFarland Annette McKee John McMasters Cathy McNeese Wayne Moore Gina Powell Tom Powell Damon Randall Mike Razmus Stephanie Rhodes Nancy Richards Michelle Rumple Michelle Shade Jason Shanks Toni Shelato Shari Simmons John Smith FRESHMEN 49 50 FRESHMEN The Freshman year is a time of adjusting to a new life style—the high school years. There are new routines, social events, and people for the Greenys to get accustomed to. with the upperclassmen always around reminding them of their first year status. Many upperclassmen can remember how it was beginning high school. They were apprehensive about it, but at the same time excited. That is also how this year’s Freshmen feel. The Yearbook Staff asked many Freshmen questions concerning the change from jr. high school. They all seem to agree that high school is much better because of the choice of classes and the chance to make more friends. There is one major complaint of the Freshmen though, the size of the lockers. “It’s hard to stuff everything into half the size you are used to, says Freshman Chelle Cebuluski. The Freshmen are charged with carrying on the good name of G.H.S. and the upperclassmen would like to wish them luck. o t- co CO CLASS OF ’85 CLASS OF ’85 CLASS OF ’85 CLASS OF ’85 CLASS OF 51 CLASS OF ’85 CLASS OF ’85 CLASS OF ’85 CLASS OF ’85 CLASS O FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Secretary—Nancy Yoho, Treasurer—Brian Maskel, President—Joey Adkins, Advisor—Mr. Steffey, Advisor—Mr. McHenry. Not Pictured: Vice President—Damon Randall c{olaM (DfficeW JUNIOR OFFICERS: Front Row: Secretary-Treasurer— Cheryl Hughes. Vice President—Gary Readnour. President— Dwayne Hughes. Back Row: Advisor—Mrs. Goodner, Advisor—Mr. Spicer, Advisor—Mr. Wilson, Advisor—Mr. Ray SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Advisor—Mr. Willette, Vice President—Marguerite Barker. Secretary-Treasurer—Tracy Bina, President—Jennifer Lamar, Advisor—Mrs. Swarens, Advisor—Mr. Busby SENIOR OFFICERS: Front Row: President—Paula Ingham. Vice President—Sue Snider. Secretary—Kathy Key. Treasurer-Robin Brooks, Advisor—Mrs. Me Lin. Back Row: Advisor—Mr. Avery. Advisor—Mrs. Moore All The President’s Men 52 OFFICERS biggs marathon service 399 S. MAIN MANAGER-GORDON BIGGS HARDINGS PHARMACY HALLMARK SHOP Georgetown, II. COKE IS IT! DANVILLE COCA-COLA 1405 E. Main Danville, IL. The First National Bank ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS O t- c oo cc O tr1 C DO CO CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS Front Row: Gina Shade, Shenita Davis. Tammy Dandridge, Leetha Brown. Jeannette Morefield, Tamala Hawks. Danatra Brown. Teresa Hunsaker. Pam Drotos, Kay McKee. Gina Powell. Mrs. Moore. Second Row: Tanya Shade. Latokia Cash. Jennifer LaMar. Kristi Carlton. Tracy Bina. Phyllis Trimble. Lisa Snack, Angie Ingham. Laurie Morrison. Judy Carter, Sandy Mollett. Lisa Hardy. Third Row: Cheryl McNeese, Kim Poeschl, Cheryl Pasley, Kim Troxel. Kim Andrews, Carla Carlock, Penny Miethe, Tina High. Teresa Binkley, Lisa Snyder. Tawna Hess. Toni Shelato, Missy Murphy. Fourth Row: Marci Pataki, Beth English, Shelly Hughes, Robin Vice, Kristi Martin, Janice Bodart. Nancy Hall. Nancy Boggess, Kelly Johnson. Tammy Martin. Debbie Mullins, Jeri Stephenson. Fifth Row: Cathy McNeese. Julie Norton. Anita Stultz, Donna Fouse. Christy Pullin, Stephanie Delmotte. Denise Conner. Bridget Cagle. Patty Lyday. Michelle Wengler. Greg Grant. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA WERE VERY ACTIVE IN THE 1981-1982 SCHOOL YEAR. In addition to the activities shown in the photographs, the FHA also did much more. In April, Bridget Cagle, Traci Davis, Janet Williams, Tammy Dandrige and Mrs. Moore represented our club at the State Conference in Springfield. Also, in April the club held an All Night Skate at the Georgetown Rollerama. Many members and guest attended making it a successful, tiring, and fun seven hours of skating. The end of the year activities include a senior recognition dinner and the awarding of the Outstanding FHA Senior. O f f ■ i c e r s Left to Right: Mrs. Moore. Latokia Cash—Treasurer, Cheryl McNeese—Secretary, Tracy Davis—Vice President, Sandy Mollet—President. Too many cooks didn’t spoil the pot at the annual football chili supper. 58 CLUBS Queen of Hearts.” Sandy Mollet is crowned by Mrs. Moore. Promenade Your Partner. Dave Behm called a memorable square dance at the Sweetheart Dance. Two years in a row Candy was asked to play their sweet sounds for the Valentine Dance. A thirst quencher well-deserved Annual Run for Fun. Not exactly the truth, but with this ring. I thee wed was the key phrase at the FHA triple Mock Wedding of Jim Cheek with Nancy Hall, Bryan Snack with Debbie Mullins, and Joe Selph with Kelly Johnson F H A Unmarried Woman CLUBS 59 STUDENT SPONSORS ACTIVITIES Officers—Co-Vice President Robin Brooks; Treasurer. Carrie Hart; Secretary. Shelly Ice and Donna Fouse tug hard to help the Sopho-Kathy Smith; President, Paula Ingham; Co-Vice president, Rae Ann Smith; mores during the Homecoming games. Sponsors. Mrs. Riggle, Mr. Powell. STUDENT SENATE MEMBERS Seniors—Paula Ingham. Robing Brooks. Kathy Smith. Carrie Hart Rosemary Buyno. Juniors—Kris Crawford, Beth Wadsworth, Patty Lyday, Rae Ann Smith. Sophomores—Larry Yoho, Kristi Carlton. Rhonda Johnson. Freshman—Nanci Yoho. Stacy Stevens. Scott Davis. The Union Jacks from England rocked the school. STUDENT BODIES SENATE FOR STUDENT BODY fR U5 •date minutes ri a are lives chi'hnQ (or terror erranean them-horritic Ralph R''chardS°n' hembycrypw ’' The band Freedom Jam proved to be a big success to both High School and Junior High students. SHOW FORMAT THIS YEAR’S STUDENT SENATE TRIED to break up the monotony of school by sponsoring several assemblies, as well as the annual homecoming dance and activities. Assemblies included concerts by the Union Jacks and Freedom Jam and the Student Senate movie “Tales of the Crypt”. The Student Senate represents the entire student body. We appreciate any and all opinions presented to us and will work to see that your high school days are more enjoyable. Paula Ingham President Freedom Jam Rocks back the pages of history to give you the show of the year! (p) 1960’s an A patriotic sequel to the Bicentennial. This show is a musical-comedy look at America between the years of 1776 and 1976. 45 minutes Introduction by student leader Opening song, (a current rock tune) Introduction of group members to audience Short medley of current pop music as a warm-up Patriotic skit — 1776-1976: (a) Yankee Doodle — Comedy (b) Pioneers — Harmonica around the campfire (c) Civil War — Soldiers returning home (comedy) (d) Cowboy — Comic saloon scene (e) Riverboats — Playing banjo on the shore of the Mississippi (f) Barbershop Quartet — Four-part harmony in traditional style (g) Dixieland Jazz — Kazoos (h) 1917. World War I — Soldiers returning home (comedy) (i) Roaring 20 s — Rudy Valee (with megaphone) (j) Charleston — Comedy dance (k) Opera Sketch — Comedy (l) Influence of Radio — Bing Crosby (m) 1940's. World War II — Soldiers returning home (comedy) (n) Influence of Television — Lawrence Welk (Comedy - bubbles, kazoos, etc) (o) 1950's Rock Medley — Pop music 1. Rock Around the Clock 2. Elvis Presley THEME: TIME: FORMAT: le Cercle francais Back Row: Penny Thompson. Pam Peelman. Tammy Martin. Kathy Key. Kelly Hall. Kelly Morgan. Libby Maudlin. Earnie Gill. Middle Row: Bill Lewis. Lisa Fouse. Mike Kotcher, Tim Bender. Larry Yoho. Steve Stevens, Ted Farris. Tony Maskel. Mr. Trahan. Front Row: Stacey Curry. Troy Nimrick, Jestine Trahan. Laura Dubois. French Club members may be recognized by the T-shirts with French slogans on them such as “Creme de la Creme” and “Sourrier si vous parlez francais.” The official French Club mascot may be recognized by his favorite saying, “chapeau huh, huh, huh!” The Trench Connection 62 CLUBS Back Row: Tony Maskel. Joe Maskel, Phil Smith, Kevin Winslow. Roger Biggs. Middle Row: Robin Brown, Tracy Green, Mickey Clay, Donnie Clay. Front Row: Tommy Davis, Donna Mahoney. Judy Carter, Tina High, Mrs. Tintorri. Back Row: Jim Murdock. Robin Brown, Donna Fouse, Beth English. Roger Biggs, Phil Smith, Middle Row: Valerie Parker, Tommy Davis. John Smith. Tony Maskel. Vance Wilier, Tracy Green, Mickey Clay. Gary Hurst, Front Row: Donnie Clay. Donna Mahoney, Judy Carter, Tina High, Tina Haney, Claudia LaGrand, Mrs. Tintorri. Chapter Two CLUBS 63 National Honor Society Front Row: Jay Boose, Steve Cornwell, Brian Cornwell, Dwayne Hughes, Matt Serd, Kevin Kupcik, Zeke Yoho, Dave Behm Rowr 2: Mrs. Arnold. Libby Maudlin, Steve Stevens, Kathy Smith, Robin Brooks, Shelly Grubb. Patty Lyday, Marilyn Adams. Mrs. Wilkins Row 3: Kelly Hall, Kelly Morgan. Kathy Key. Bill Lewis, Penny Thompson. Ron Schmink. Beth Wadsworth. Paula Ingham. Rosemary Buyno, RaeAnn Smith, Laura Dubois Front Row: Advisors Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Wilkins, Back Row: Secretary Beth Wadswrorth, Vice-President Laura Dubois, Reporter Patty Lyday, Treasurer Ron Schmink, Parliamentarian Jay Boose, President Paula Ingham Get Smart 64 CLUBS During the course for the 1981-82 school year the National Honor Society was fairly active. Funds for the annual $100.00 NHS Scholarship were raised through a jewelry sale and donut breakfast. A successful tutoring program for Jr. High students was also conducted. On March 23, thirteen students were inducted into the Society. This year’s sponsors were Mrs. Wilkins and Mrs. Arnold. Officers were: President Paula Ingham, Vice-President Laura Dubois, Secretary Beth Wadsworth and Treasurer Patty Lyday. The Society Juniors and Sophomore members would like to congratulate the NHS Seniors and wish them continued success. Newly picked members show mixed emotions of happiness, nervousness, and relief. New members are surprised when they are presented with a candle at an all school assembly. CLUBS 65 NEWSPAPER The Chicken Chronicles Front Row: Mr. Horlander, Jeff Lenhart, Jestine Trahan. Theresa Cannon. Marilyn Adams. Miss McLin. Middle Row: Angie Ingham. Laurie Morrison, Brett Hall, Donna Mahoney. Tammy Cagle, Debbie Mullins. Kristi Carlton. Julie Coulter. Donnie Clay, Kris Crawford. Chris Sherman. Back Row: Amy Black, Chelle Cebulski, Tracy Bina, Marguerite Barker, Jennifer Lamar, Larry Yoho, Vance Wilier, Stacey Curry. Donna Fouse, Paula Ingham, RaeAnn Smith. Front Row: Sue Pionek. Billy Hinkle. Donna Fouse, Jestine Trahan. Lisa Fouse, Rod McDaniel. Back Row: Dave Dillman. Danny Winkler. Mr. Trahan. Lynn Brandt. Evan Dowers. Dennis Eldridge, Mike Kotcher, Steve Prefountain. Night Moves 66 CLUBS LEO CLUB Front: Paula Ingham, Bill Lewis, Robin Brooks, Mike Reed. Middle: Kelly Morgan, Kathy Key, Libby Maudlin, Ron Schmink, Back: Larry Yoho, Kathy Smith, Rosemary Buyno, Pam Peelman, Penny Thompson. Donny Clay. JETS Front: Bill Lewis, Rosemary Buyno, Steve Stevens, Back: Beth Wadsworth. Pat Lyday, Kelly Hall. Kathy Key. Airplane CLUBS 67 SCIENCE CLUB Front row: Martha Fitzwater. Marci Pataki. Beth English. Paula Ingham. Janet Phillips, Amy Black. Middle row: Mr. Sliva, Mike Kotcher. Jennifer Lamar. Kristi Carlton. Marguerite Barker. Traci Bina, Stephanie Rhodes, Mark Ingham. Back row: Zeke Yoho, Mike Reed. Angie Ingham, Dave Roy Behm, Troy Nimrick. Jerry Martin, Phyllis Trimble. Lisa Snack. John McMasters, Mark Steward. Not Pictured: Paula Heiser and Mr. Kulbartz INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB From left to right: Kevin Wallace, Greg Burton, Neil Baker, Jamie Irby, Eric Vandiver, Mr. Busby, Tony Maskel, Brian Scott Davis. William Perkins, Sheldon Cook, Mr. McHenry, Irish, Bret Lutz. Brian Maskel. Janet Williams, Donnie Clay 68 CLUBS DRAMA CLUB This year of our dramatic life at GHS we attempted more difficult plays than we had previously. We again found how important it is to coordinate the efforts of the technical staff and performers. We realized even more the truth of the Director's words: “You are a team You are all needed to have a successful play.” We started the season with the thriller DRACULA. Then we finished our season with another violent mysterious play TEN LITTLE INDIANS. In this play Junior High students participated. They were very cooperative. One Junior High member, Ellen Spencer, even performed in an arm cast. The Junior High students, now called Junior High Apprentices, were Tye Anderson, Chris Anderson, Tonya Digby, Lisa Kulbartz, Carl Manning, Ellen Spencer, and Yvonne Wise. This fall we will start our third year. We invite you to attend one or both plays. We will do our best to amuse, surprize, or mystify you. 1981-82 Drama Members Kim Troxel Ed Cross Penny Miethe Debbie Mullins President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Kim Andrews Marguerite Barker Roger Biggs Danatra Brown Ed Carlock Kristie Carlton Latokia Cash Chelle Cebulski Ken Cheek Christina Cruea Candy Dunavan Janet Edwards Dennis Eldridge Mark Ford Steve Ford Greg Grant Tina Haney Becky Hall James Howe Standing: Steve Ford. Mark Ford. Candy Dunavan, Mitch Weaver, Seated: Ed Cross, Julie Norton, Ed Carlock Standing: Ed Cross, John Smith. Mark Ford. Tonya Digby, Lisa Kulbartz Seated: Paula Ingham, Yvonne Wise. Julie Norton. Ken Cheek Paula Ingham Kelly Johnson Tracy Legros Harold Maskel Joe Maskel Marcia Moody Julie Norton Kim Poeschel Ally Severado John Smith Phillip Smith Mitch Weaver Donna West Kevin Winslow Randy Winslow A Star is Born CLUBS 69 Reverting to childhood? No! Janet Williams worked as Assistant Secretary at Frazier School. You don't bring me flowers. Why? Because Bob Bridgewater recently took over that job, working as a floral delivery person for Burgoyne's Florists. You don't do windows? Todd Kelley does! Here he shows how it's done while on the job at Bigg’s Marathon. A Job While In School? Many Seniors are faced with the decision of whether or not to go on Co-op. There are “pros” and “cons” to consider in the making of this decision. Some of the “pros” are: the on the job training the experience, and of course, the extra bucks earned. Assuming responsibility and establishing reliability are two qualities which are to be developed in this program. The building of a good reputation as a worker can be made also. On the negative side are: missing half a day of school and the activities therein, not being with friends in the last year of High School, and missing half a day of association with them. Some have stated, “you have the rest of your life to work, but you have only one year, one chance, to be a senior.” When it gets down to weighing these facts, the final decision must be left to the individual. Nine to Five 70 CLUBS SPANISH CLUB Front Row: Shelly Ice. Stephanie Delmotte, Christy Pullin, Jane Sprouls, Denise Conner. Kevin Kupcik. Dwayne Hughes. Jim Bianchetta. Earnie Gill, Rusty Snapp 2nd Row: Teresa Binkley. Kathy Bridgewater, Cheryl McNeese, LeAnn Parker. Lisa West. Kathy Key, Michelle Rumple, Jeanette Bomgardner, Chelle Cebulski. Mrs. Wilkins 3rd Row: Roy Ross. Beth Hughes. Lisa Barker. Bridget Cagle, Carrie Hart, Scott Martin. Robin Brooks. Sue Snider, Stacey Stevens, Paige Gannon 4th Row: Kyle Coburn. Bill Dowers, Darren Koterba, Sheldon Cook, Doug Jeffers, Jeanette Morefield, Beth Wadsworth. Rosemary Buyno, Michele Wengler Top: Jim Cheek. Bill Good, Joyce Chow, Jeanna Meeker, Gary Hurst, Janet Edwards, Sandy Onley Officers: Paula Ingham—Vice President. Robin Brooks—Secretary. Kathy Key—Treasurer, Mrs. Wilkins—Advisor, Sue Snider—President, Lisa Barker—Sergeant of Arms. RIO BRAVO Spanish Club at Georgetown High School was kicked off this year by several bake sales. In addition to the bake sales, we raffled off two pinatas, Mr. and Mrs. Santa, made by some of our Spanish students. With our money this year, we hope to perhaps have a foreign language day. CLUBS 71 £ CQ Mr. Kercheval—A 1’ and a '2' and a 1,2,3,4! Kathy Key shows her concentration at a home football game. Color Guard Captains “Cheek and Chong!” Kathy - Kelly + Libby—Look at that brass! Q £ CQ Q £ CQ Q £ CQ Ed needs another haircut! Mary —Sleepwalking again? Greg - Amy -f Mark—Now this looks exciting! The 1981-82 FFA officers. Back row. Mr. McLaughlin—assistant advisor, Zeke Yoho—Parliamentarian. Shelly Grubb—Section 18 Representative, Bill Lewis—Chaplain, Mr. Wright—Advisor. Front row, Kevin Jones—Sentinel. Ron Schmink—Reporter, Patty Lyday—Secretary, Kathy Smith—President, Jay Boose—Vice President, Kevin Key—Treasurer. FUTURE FARMERS The Georgetown FFA conducted many activities throughout the school year. In the fall the chapter held an Invitational Livestock Judging Contest and Walk for Mankind. During December, members sponsored several Christmas programs for the community. Spring activities included a consignment sale, FFA Week, and the farming program. Chapter members attended the National and State FFA Conventions. Contest teams participated in livestock, crops, parlimentary procedures, dairy, meat, milk, farm management horse, poultry, and ag mechanics contests. Members also entered individual and chapter awards programs and received many awards. The chapter was a National Gold Emblem Chapter for the 8th consecutive year and we are hopeful to continue this tradition. 74 CLUBS Hard at work for a profitable harvest. Dave Hawthorne presents FFA safety programs. Jon Dietric—State President. OF AMERICA 1981-82 FFA Members CLUBS 75 An All-Steel Agricultural Building you can afford You can’t beat steel for strength year-in. year-out. in all weather. Inryco LOKFRAME® Building ◄ Inryco an Inland Steel company Whatever you need, large or snail, we can design and construct an attractive, energy-efficient, minimum maintenance, pre-engineered steel building for you . . . and do it fast and economically. Complete Design and Constructive Service HOF MAN CONSTRUCTION, Inc. 662-2332 Georgetown, Illinois R.R.l Inryco Buildings For Every Purpose Industrial, Commercial, Recreational FARM Buildings ADMINISTRATION FACULTY v______________________________________________________________________________j Absence of Malice ADMINISTRATION bn E h Ex cn tin CJh t- co til h CO Ctn CJh c Ex CO fa Ct, E- co C H [Jh h CO Cs, CtH E-i CO Derry Behm Superintendent M.S. ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY Pastime: Attending Athletic Events and Fishing All Time Favorite Movie: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid All Time Favorite Song: Stardust” Robert Delmonte Principal Ed S. EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Pastime: Worrying All Time Favorite Movie: South Pacific All Time Favorite Song: “Love A Rainy Night” Rex M. Avery Assistant Principal M of Ed. SANGAMON STATE UNIVERSITY Sponsor for: Senior Class Coach for: Football Pastime: Fishing All Time Favorite Movie: Gone With the Wind All Time Favorite Song: Love is a Many Splendor Thing” Karen Mikel Secretary Pastime: Traveling and Reading All Time Favorite Movie: Gone With the Wind All Time Favorite Song: Chantilly Lace Audrey Greene Bookkeeper Pastime: Courtney —My Grandaughter All Time Favorite Movie: Gone With the Wind All Time Favorite Song: “Stardust” WHITE HOUSE STAFF: Darlene Rolnicki, Jo Ann Brooks. Janie Galyen SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Francis L. Nimrick, Mary Lee Galyen, Jack Harrold—President Barb Good Standing: Mike Kelley. Dick Johnson. Phyllis Sprouls— Recording Secretary, Dennis Hughes (not present) SONNA HART Pastime: Cooking All Time Favorite Movie: Gone With the Wind All Time Favorite Song: “You Light Up My Life” ELMO UNDERWOOD Pastime: Riding Mopeds and Big Band Music of Pre-1950 All Time Favorite Movie: They Won't Forget and Gone With the Wind All Time Favorite Song: Stardust” (Witl Na Kim ole COOKS WILMA WILMING Pastime: Spending John’s Money All Time Favorite Movie: Back Street All Time Favorite Song: “Endless Love” CUSTODIANS BILL COONS Pastime: Woodworking All Time Favorite Movie: Kramer vs. Kramer All Time Favorite Song: Somewhere Over The Rainbow” JENNY LEWIS Pastime: Eating and Music All Time Favorite Movie: Friendly Per suasion All Time Favorite Song: How Deep is the Ocean” STEVE HUBBARD Pastime: Fishing, studying Advanced Aircraft All Time Favorite Movie: Dirty Harry All Time Favorite Song: “Short People co 1 CO CO Ti CO CO ’n co COUNSELING Ex, Ex, E- CO Master of Education at UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Sponsor for: Junior Class Pastime: Hunting and Motorcycling All Time Favorite Movie: Treasurer of Sierra Madre All Time Favorite Song: “Chantilly Lace” by Big Bopper M.S. Education at EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Sponsor for: Student Senate Pastime: Antique Shopping AH Time Favorite Movie: The Greatest Story Ever Told All Time Favorite Song: “I Can’t Stop Loving You” SUSAN RIGGLE Cx k- c E- co Etc Et E- co Ex, Ex, CO Etc Ex, CO Et Ex, CO B.S. in Education at EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Pastime: April 21st 1969 All Time Favorite Movie: Swiss Family Robinson (or was it Jones) All Time Favorite Song: “Throw Another Log on the Fire” PHYSICAL JIM MILLS EDUCATION CATHY GOODNER B.S. in Education at EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Sponsor for: Pep Club and Junior Class Coach for: Jr. High Track Pastime: Horseback Riding or Reading All time Favorite Movie: Gone With the Wind All time Favorite Song: “More KEN HORLANDER MATHEMATICS M.S. at the UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Pastime: Writing Computer Programs Sponsor for: Newspaper Masters at the UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Sponsor for: Student Senate Coach for: Girls Basketball Pastime: Loafing All Time Favorite Movie: “10” All Time Favorite Song: “Strangers in the Night RICHARD D. POWELL CO LIBRARY CHARLOTTE SNYDER Media Supervisor MSLS at EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Pastime: Reading All Time Favorite Movie: Gone With the Wind CLAIRIGE TINTORRI Library Clerk—Sponsor for: Library Club and A.V. Club Pastime: Camping and Poetry All Time Favorite Movie: The Angel and the Bad Man All Time Favorite Song: “Sentimental Journey” BUSINESS B.S. in Education at Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: National Honor Society Pastime: Going Places and taking long walks with my husband All Time Favorite Movie: The Way We Were All Time Favorite Song “You Don’t Bring Me Flowers B.S. in Education at Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: Senior Class and Newspaper Pastime: Going to Concerts, Riding Bicycles, Reading, Going to Movies and Playing Tennis All Time Favorite Movie: A Star Is Born All Time Favorite Song: “Hold On To Your Dreams” KAREN McLIN Masters Degree at Eastern Illinois University Coach for: Golf Pastime: Playing Golf. Reading and Fishing All Time Favorite Movie: Anything with John Wayne All time Favorite Song: “Theme from A Summer Place” HOME ECONOMICS B.S. from Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: FHA, Senior Class Pastime: Sewing, Reading Magazines, and Relaxing All Time Favorite Movie: Nine To Five All Time Favorite Song: “Annie’s Song TOM KULBARTZ SCIENCE AND CHEMISTRY B.S. in Ed. at the University of Illinois Sponsor for: Science Club and Polar Club Pastime: Competing on the struggle for Existence All Time Favorite Movie: Close Encounters All Time Favorite Song Watermelon Wine” B.S. in Ed. at Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: Yearbook Pastime: Capturing special moments in my mind and on film and replaying them for pleasant times with music All Time Favorite Movie: The Jerk and 2001 Space Odyssey All Time Favorite Song: “All Night Long GENE WILSON M.S. in Ed. at Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: Junior Class Pastime: Reading and Gardening All Time Favorite Movie: Dr. Zhivago or Ben Mur All Time Favorite Song: “Jeremiah Clarke Trumpet Voluntary ART JUDD CARAKER Master of Arts at Eastern Illinois University Pastime: Being away from here All Time Favorite Movie: Swept Away and Journey to the Center of the Earth All Time Favorite Song: Make it Like a Memory STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF STAFF ENGLISH M.A. at the University of Iowa Sponsor for: Chess Club and French Club Coach for: Chess Pastime: Gardening All Time Favorite Movie: Caine Mutiny All Time Favorite Song: Cool Water P. JEST1N TRAHAN M.A. at Eastern Illinois University Coach for: Varsity Boys Basketball Pastime: Water Skiing and playing golf All Time Favorite Movie: Death Wish All Time Favorite Song: Just about anything by Bob Seger B.A. of English at University of Indiana Sponsor for: Sophomore Class Pastime: Having time alone All Time Favorite Movie: Lion In Winter All Time Favorite Song: “Hey Jude” ANITA SWARENS i SHERRY WILKINS B.S. at Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: Spanish Club and National Honor Society Pastime: Lifting weights All Time Favorite Movie: Summer of ‘42 All Time Favorite Song: You are so Beautiful” by Joe Cocker LARRY G. RAY SOCIAL STUDIES B.A. at David Lipscomb College Sponsor for: Junior Class Coach for: Girls Track Pastime: Taking McMurray’s money on the golf course All Time Favorite Movie: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid All Time Favorite Song: Theme from: A Summer Place Master of Arts in History Education at Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: Freshman Class Coach for: Sophomore Basketball Pastime: Reading All Time Favorite Movie: Airplane All Time Favorite Song: Lyin Eyes JOE STEFFEY B.S. in Education at Northern Illinois University Pastime: All sports All time Favorite Movie: Patton All time Favorite Song: Stardust JOE HALL STEVE SUVA B.S. at Eastern Illinois University Sponsor for: Science Club and G-Club Coach for: Football and Baseball Pastime: Hunting, fishing, and skiing All time Favorite Movie: Jeremiah Johnson All time Favorite Song: Stairway to Heaven INDUSTRIAL ARTS f MICHAEL McHENRY B.S. in Ed. at EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Sponsor for: Freshman Class Coach for: Basketball and Football Pastime: Relaxing All Time Favorite Movie: Wizard of Oz All Time Favorite Song: “Waltzing Madilda B.S. at EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Sponsor for: Sophomore Class Pastime: Climbing the Equator All Time Favorite Movie: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid All Time Favorite Song: “Come on In” TIM BUSBY cn B.S. at SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY-Carbondale Sponsor for: FFA Pastime: Motorcycling and Table Tennis B.S. in Agriculture ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY Sponsor for: FFA Pastime: Farming and Travel david McLaughlin MARK WRIGHT THOMAS WILETTE SUPPORTIVE SERVICES B.S. at INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Sponsor for: Sophomore Class Pastime: Photography All Time Favorite Movie: Barry Lyndon All Time Favorite Song: “Sugar Mountain” sung by Neil Young Master of Ed. ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY Sponsor for: Drama Club Pastime: Red Mask Players Activities All Time Favorite Movie: Viva Las Vegas All Time Favorite Song: Saturday Night Fever Theme Song ANN VOGEL Zn H zn zn H zn zn B.S. in Ed. EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Sponsor for: Junior Class Pastime: Reading, and Sewing All Time Favorite Movie: A Star is Born All Time Favorite Song: “Endless Love” PAM GALYEN BAND B.S. in Ed. at EASTERN ILLINLIS UNIVERSITY Sponsor for: Band Activities Pastime: Travel zn H Robert L. Benjamin A Teacher and A Friend Mr. Robert L. Benjamin was born on August 9, 1934. Serving Community Unit District 3 for a total of 19 years, he taught various classes including English I, Speech, Modern History, Research, and what he is most known for, American History, as well as driving a bus for many years. Mr. Benjamin sponsored the Senior class and went on Senior trips as bus driver and chaperone. In addition to previous duties Mr. Benjamin served the community as a minister at the Pleasant Mound Church of Christ. Mr. Benjamin was a dedicated man with a potential to help many seniors through one of the most challenging years of their lives. He would never let a person give up if he knew one had the ability to go on. He was truly a great man and will be greatly missed by the students and staff of Georgetown High School and the community as well. The 1982 Buffalo Yearbook Staff Guess who these high school Seniors are, (were)? ,¥ A ' A • ! '•S' i. l S $«G «5 « . - bo ir; ?:V Hi M 6f ■xl VV TV. VC7. •K C W ;■ 5 A Winter Of ’82 First the Snow, then the Cold and the Wind, then the Ice With long term forecasters predicting a cooling trend several years ago, many of us are being made believers. The last few winters have been unusually cruel to us. Our school was closed 5 days because of the weather, and driving conditions when school resumed were considerably less than ideal with first the snow, then the cold and the wind, then the ice. Stalled cars, stuck vehicles, frozen pipes and massive migrations to grocery stores were the norm in January of 1982. Early dismissals were quite frequent as were fender benders, falls and fantasies of summer. Oh well, we survived the ordeal and the weather gave us something to talk about and a little more time to get to know our families and loved ones better in these fast paced times. ,r J, « ‘•v£ 'Jfc tr- '' Mil MISCELLANEOUS TRIVIATICS Costs, Fads, Favorites, Etc. 1982 Prices FOODS AVERAGE PRICES McDonalds Hamburgers 60c Hamburgers 95c Can of Pop 45-50C Shakes $1.00 Lg. French Fries 65c Med. Pizza $7.50 Tacos 85c Ice Cream Cones 50c Dozen Eggs $1.02 Gallon of Milk $1.49 Pound of Hamburger $1.05 101b. of Potatoes $2.49 Loaf of Bread 99c 5lb. sugar $1.71 5lb. flour $1.89 12 pack Busch $5.00 CLOTHES Jeans $25.30 Shirts $15.00 Sweaters $28.00 Jackets $35.00 Shoes $25.30 Skirts $20.00 FUN Records $6.99 Tapes $7.98 Teen Magazine $1.25 Movie Admission $3.00 Gallon of Gas $1.20 High School Athletic $1.00 Events (students) Concert Tickets $9.00 Dance Tickets for Couples $10.00-15.00 Dozen Roses $30.00 FADS IZOD Busch items designer jeans roller skating head bands FAVORITES Musicians J. Geils Police REO Journey Alabama Oak Ridge Boys Kenny Rogers MOVIES Raiders of the Lost Ark On Golden Pond STRIPES TAPS Porky’s T.V. Shows Dallas Hill Street Blues MASH MTV SCTV CARS Z28 Camaro Trans Am Corvette Mustang SAYINGS Dig -g-g Tacky Bouffant Head Take off eh ya hoser MUSTANG MUSTANG MUSTANG r SCHOOL LIFE TWINS AND FRIENDS catch a wisp of warm air following the Coal Bucket pep assembly in the autumn. Lisa Shelato, Keith Hughes, Kevin Hughes, Laura Dubois, Jennifer Korb, Brian Cornwell, Steve Cornwell, and Judy Carter. STUDENTS AT EASE 1 92 A SURE HIT WITH ALL THE GIRLS on the track team, Roger Biggs is bathed by beauties Carrie Hart, Marguerite Barker in front, Paula Heiser at his right, Amy Black at his left, and Angie Ingham behind him. THE SOFT SPRING BREEZE kissed Johanna Berry’s face and seemed to say “More is on the way.” A SURPRISED MR. STEFFEY is greeted on his birthday by Janet Williams and Chris Sherman. GIRLS WITH CAT WOMAN GLASSES Are we really dressed in these garbage bags?” Paula Ingham and Lisa Snack were definitely attention grabbers on one of our dress-up days. Bottom: TAKING A BREATHER from his track workout, William Perkins stretches out on the sun-warmed grass. St Registration Days “This class is closed!” “Oh No!, what will I take fifth hour!?” Comments and Causes flew as next year’s students registered for classes. As registration days again rolled around, Students pushed and shoved, and tried to gain the front position in line to get the much sought after, “Teacher’s Autograph” on their registration sheet. 94 THE BARNYARD NURSERY Just a couple of sitting ducks! Eric V. holds a fine swine. Recovering from the night before. |im Fender? Mikey has a little lamb. Chris Cruea . . . Cute chick. Eh! Speak to me Mr. Ed. Caught a buzz in the barnyard. 0.V practice outdoors. Ipfin9 arrived Sure it’s just fine to dress for P.E. on days like today. Not many students complained about donning the shirts, shorts, socks, and shoes on this day as Kevin Jones, Jim Baily, Ed Weaver, Mike Kotcher, and Earl Kuykendall could tell you. — mmm x . What a day for a daydream and a big chew of Hubba Bubba! Johanna Berry seems lost in thought while Kim Troxel maintains concentration with her Big Bubbles, No Troubles. •••(It lo t Spring Fever was broken for Amy Black when she discovered that a 66 passenger school bus could not be moved by her 1979 LTD. Just like the tervnis bails she’d been moving around, Jeri Leigh Stephenson bounces toward the school with a vigor stimulated by the much welcome spring breeze. 99 i SPORTS THOSE WHO EXCELLED I 1981-1982 I-------------- KEVIN HUGHES WRESTLING State Qualifier Commercial News Wrestler of the Week All Vermilion County All Wauseca Conference KEITH HUGHES WRESTLING All Vermilion County All Wauseca Conference Commercial News Wrestler of the Week FOOTBALL All Vermilion County FRESHMAN GIRLS9 400 METER RELAY (Michelle Johnson, Kristi Martin. Lisa Lambert. Lisa Fouse) Vermilion County Record Holder School Record Holder DAVE BEHM BOY ATHLETE OF THE YEAR CROSS COUNTRY 7th in State of Illinois All Vermilion County All Wauseca Conference School Record 3.0 Mile Sportsman’s Club Run BASKETBALL All Vermilion County TRACK 3200 METERS State Qualifier AH Vermilion County School Record Holder 1600 METERS All Vermilion County TRACY GREEN TRACK POLE VAULT All Wauseca Conference School Record Holder LIBBY MAUDLIN GIRL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR BASKETBALL All Vermilion County All Wauseca Conference VOLLEYBALL All Wauseca Conference TRACK-DISCUS State Qualifier School Record Holder C-N Inv. Record Holder TRACK-SHOT PUT School Record Holder BRIAN STARWALT WRESTLING State Qualifier Commercial News Wrestler of the Week All Vermilion County-All Wauseca Conference FOOTBALL All Vermilion County All Wauseca Conference NATHAN BRIGHAM TRACK 110 METER HIGH HURDLES State Qualifier All Vermilion County Record Holder School Record Holder TRACK 300 METER LOW HURDLES School Record Holder TRACK LONG JUMP School Record Holder MICHELLE JOHNSON GIRLS’ TRACK 3200 METER RUN All Vermilion County All Wauseca Conference 4 SCHOOL RECORDS 800 Meter Run 1600 Meter Run 3200 Meter Run Freshman 400 Meter Relay Team Since 1979 Metric Conversion. TODD M. KELLEY FOOTBALL Commercial News Gridder of the Week TRACK 200 METER DASH All Vermilion County School Record Holder GIRLS’ TRACK RECORDS CHS 100 Meiers Jennifer Lamar 1981 13.3 200 Meiers Mary Lewis 1980 26.7 400 Meiers Carrie Hart 1982 67.56 800 Meters Michelle |ohnson 1982 2:39.7 1600 Meiers Michelle |nhnson 1982 5:52.5 3200 Meters Michelle |ohnson 1982 12:45.71 100 M Hurdles Mary Buyno 1981 1698 200 M Hurdles Rosemary Buyno 1981 33.23 Long lump Rosemary Buyno 1982 147.5 High jump Val Mikel 1981 5 1” Shot Pul Libby Maudlin 1982 29'11 Discus Libby Maudlin 1982 106’3 “ 400 Meter (Lewis. High. 1982 54:11 Relay Buyno. Lamar.) 800 Meter (Buyno. Buyno. 1981 1:56 Relay Brooks. Lamar. | 1600 Meier (Black. Crider. 1981 4:50 Relay Carter. Hart | 800 Medley (Lewis. Brooks. 1981 2:02 Relay I.amar. Hart.) Fr 400 M (johnson. Martin. 1982 57.69 Relay Lambert. Fouse.) rod McDaniel MIKE KOTCHER CHESS Qualified for State Finals WILLIAM PERKINS TRACK 100 METER DASH All Vermilion County Record Holder School Record Holder STEVE STEVENS GOLF All Wauseca Conference Medahsr THE SPIRIT MAKERS DISTRICT CHAMPIONS a a a Standing: Coach Patterson, LeAnn Parker, Debbie Mullins, RaeAnn Smith, Beth Wadsworth, Paula Ingham, Donna Mahoney Seated: Libby Maudlin. Kathy Key, Jeannette Morefield. Rosemary Buyno, Brenda Burress, Tina High CD . Our goals for this year were to have a win- ning season and to capture the district tournament championship. Both the varsity and the junior varsity teams had winning records. The varsity team won the district championship and went on to gain sectional runner-up. The team improved greatly as the season moved on. We considered our team a group effort. Everyone did an outstanding job. Libby Maudlin was cho-O sen first team All-Wauseca Conference and Pau- la Ingham was chosen for the second team. 106 VOLLEYBALL W I. VARSITY 15-9 record Clown W Bismarck 15-8 15-7 Clown L Hoopeston 15-13 16-14 Clown W Ridgefarm 15-7 15-8 G’town L Watseka 15-3 15-12 Clown L Gibson City 15-5 13-15 15-10 Clown L Paxlon 11-15 17-15 16-14 down W Schlarman 15-0 8-15 15-8 Clown W Westville 15-1 15-11 down W Clifton Central 15-6 15-11 Clown L Watseka 15-3 15-12 Ctown W Westville Forfeit Clown L Hoopeston 9-15 15-6 15-4 down W Chrisman 15-9 5-15 15-10 down I. Si. Joe 17-15 15-11 Ctown vv Chrismon 15-8 15-6 Ctown w Gibson City 15-9 15-6 Ctown L Paxton 15-7 15-4 Clown w Cliflon Central 8-15 15-9 15-2 Clown w Schlarman 15-6 14-16 15-7 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Clown W Homer 15-2 15-1 Ctown W St. Joe 15-10 15-11 Clown VV Shiloh 15-2 6-15 15-12 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT C lown W St. Teresa 12-15 18-16 15-10 Clown L Tolono 15-5 15-12 Dressed to Kill Standing: Coach Patterson, Jane Sprouls, Tina High, Cheryl McNeese, Tammy Cagle. Cathy McNeese. Seated: Gina Powell. Donna Mahoney, Nancy Yoho, Gina Sprouls, Anita Stultz. w L |r. Varsity 11-7 record G’town W Bismarck down L Hoopeston down VV Ridgefarm down L Watseka down L Gibson City down W Paxton down W Schlarman down w Westville down w Clifton Central down w Watseka down L Hoopeston down VV Chrisman down w St. |oe G'town VV Chrisman down L Gibson City down L Paxton down L Clifton Central down VV Schlarman 4- VOLLEYBALL 107 V a r s i t y Front Row L to R: Manager Jim Fitzwater, Derrick Lipscomb, Kyle Coburn. Jerry Tuggle, Dwayne Hughes, Brian Starwalt, Eric Sawyer. Kevin Hughes, Tim Berlin. Manager John Smith. Second Row: Gary Readnour, Keith Hughes. Steve Cornwell. Todd Kelley. Donnie Clay, Brian Cornwell, Ally Severado, Dwayne Hatton. Third Row: Bill Good. Steve Pearson, Scott Martin, Larry Yoho. Scott Ross, Vance Wilier. Roy Ross. Scott Hardesty. Jim Edwards. Fourth Row: Coach Steve Sliva, Mike Rowe, Greg Burton. Curt Stingly, Jeff Haussy, Jim Cheek. Coach Cliffe. Now this is fun! 108 Freshmen Coach Rex Avery Dwayne Hughes Scrambles Todd got tackled again! Coach Sliva and Cliffe look upon a game. Vance Wilier Height: 5’ 7 Weight: 125 Position: halfback ¥ SENIOR GRIDDERS Kevin Hughes Height: 5’ 9 Weight: 160 Position: tight end and linebacker Age: 18 s? % Keith Hughes Height: 5 9” Weight: 160 Position: fullback and linebacker Age: 18 Todd Kelley Height: 6 0 Weight: 165 Position: tailback Age: 17 VARSITY SEASON Height: 6’ 2” Weight: 220 Position: tackle offense and defense Age: 17 The football season was a tough one this year with our record ending 1 victory and 8 losses. We started out with a big win over St. Joe, but then lost our next 8 games. Except for 3 games the rest were very close: Catlin 14-12, Clifton 14-7, etc. We had some hard working men this year led by captains Keith and Kevin Hughes and Brian Starwalt. I enjoyed working with the seniors and we are looking forward to a good season next year with a lot of players returning. Varsity St. Joe won 14-7 Catlin lost 14-12 Gibson City lost 21-7 Schlarman lost 42-0 Paxton lost 35-0 Clifton lost 14-7 Hoopeston lost 16-7 Watseka lost 24-0 Westville lost 21-7 % Tim Berlin Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 170 Position: halfback Age: 17 Brian Starwalt Height: 5’ 8 Weight: 155 Position: quarterback and safety Age: 18 no I-ront Row: Chris Sollars, Sheldon Cook. David Dillman. Mickey Clay, Darren Knoepfel, Mike Razmus. Brian Maskel. Second Row: Coach Avery. Curt Stingley. Steve Pearson. Greg Burton. Joe Adkins. Troy Eversole. Wayne Moore, Jim Cheek. Coach McHenry'. Third Row: Scott Martin. Jerry Mikel. Bill Good, Scott Ross, Larry Yoho, Mike Rowe. Freshman Football WINS St. Joe Ogden Westville Ridgefarm Oakwood LOSSES Schlarman N. Vermillion Sophomore Football WINS St. Joe Gibson City' Paxton Westville Tied—Watseka LOSSES Schlarman Clifton Central Jamaica Oakwood in 33 W CO 03 -3 03 t- C 3 CO 03 -3 -3 03 W CO 03 i-3 -3 03 H C 3 CO C 03 -3 -l 33 E- W CO 03 -3 -33 03 E-i t 3 CO 03 V Standing: Coach McMurray. Coach McHenry. William Perkins. Brian Cornwell. Jerry Martin. Nathan Brigham. Gary Readnour. Jerry Tuggle. Steve Cornwell. Coach Steffey Seated: Manager Dwayne Hatton. Steve Readnour, Derrick Lipscomb. Marty Zumwalt. Matt Serd. Mike Rowe. Jim Bianchetta. Dave Behm. Manager Greg Grant Georgetown 53 Oak wood 54 (O.T.) Georgetown 67 Catlin 61 Georgetown 80 Paxton 44 Georgetown 63 Gibson City 76 Georgetown 60 Chrisman 51 Georgetown 59 Schlarman 62 Georgetown 60 Clifton 58 Rossville Tourney Georgetown 53 Mahomet 67 Georgetown 54 Bismarck 45 Georgetown 37 Catlin 75 Georgetown 57 Watseka 69 Georgetown 51 Westville 58 Georgetown 51 Hoopeston 74 Vermilion Co. Tourney Georgetown 41 Rankin 49 Georgetown 65 Catlin 54 Georgetown 65 Oak wood 49 Georgetown 61 Paxton 51 Georgetown 50 Gibson City 52 (2 O.T.) Georgetown 51 Rossville 47 Georgetown 49 Schlarman 65 Georgetown 64 Clifton 61 Georgetown 53 Watseka 81 Georgetown 59 Westville 50 Georgetown 40 Hoopeston 56 Regional Georgetown 53 Chrisman 57 The faces of the people on the bench indicate that this is a tense time during a game HOOPER Varsity Basketball 1981-82: The 1981-82 boys varsity basketball season was termed by many as a rebuilding year” here at Georgetown. This year's squad returned only two Senior lettermen from last year—Guard David Behm and Center Nathan Brigham. Although the Buffs ended the year with a 10-15 overall record, I was pleased with many of the things I saw. First, I think that the team as a whole improved considerably throughout the season. Finally, the team was in most every game that we played. The outlook for next season, in my opinion, is a bright one. We will return twelve f lavers from this year’s Varsity squad plus several sophomores from the Fresh-Soph team tnink that we can look forward to a successful roundball season next year here a G.H.S. Sincerely, Bob McMurray Head Varsity Basketball Coach V A Brian Cornwell pulls up for a shot. jerry Tuggle holds his position. Derrick Lipscomb claps approval. William Perkins eyes a rebound. Steve Cornwell pops one. Nathan Brigham a defense. Dave Behm sets. ZtBl john Towns skies for a board. ft cn ft ft The thrill of near victory in the Gibson City game 2 OT Loss) H3C- CO cc W U u co oc w o o ' co as W o c u co oe w o u ■ co cc W o u ' co ce til O U Front Row: Don Cash. Mark Steward. Scott Davis. Greg Burton. Scott Martin Second Row: Steve Readnour, Bill Good. Coach Steffey. Mike Rowe, William Perkins Last Row: Joe Adkins, Randy Biggs, Chuck Tuggle. Greg Grant BUFF JV CAGERS SHOW IMPROVEMENT opponent GHS Oakwood 52 47 Catlin 50 39 Paxton 31 53 Gibson City 42 34 Chrisman 63 50 Schlarman 64 56 Clifton Central 55 61 Watseka 42 63 Westville 43 47 Paxton 56 53 Schlarman 47 38 Clifton Central 39 44 Hoopeston 60 63 Watseka 52 43 Westville 36 39 Gibson City 47 43 Won 7 Lost 9 114 BASKETBALL Left: William Perkins goes airborne Above: Steve Readnour studies the opposition Above: Larry Yoho thinks Above: The reserves are ready Left: Chuck about his next move Tuggle sacks a Comet Below: Coach Steffey calls out the next play Right: Greg Burton eyeing a free throw Below: Mike Rowe checks in The mens sophomore basketball squad finished the 1981-82 cage season w'ith 7-6 conference record and an 8-10 overall mark. Steve Readnour led the team in scoring and William Perkins dominated the glass. The highlight of the sophomore roundball schedule was a 5 O.T. victory over arch-rival Hoopeston. The team was composed of eleven sophomores and four freshman, all of whom were awarded a Junior-Varsity letter. BASKETBALL 115 . V. CAGERS J. V. CAGERS J. V. CAGERS ]. V. CAGERS J. V. CAGERS J. V. CAGERS WAUSECA CHAMPS! Front: Jamie Irby, John Steward, Wayne Moore, Neil Baker, Brett Lutz, Sheldon Cook. Rear: Coach McHenry, Demetruis Doyle, Joey Adkins, Don Cash, Dusty Hill, Brian Maskel, Scott Davis, Chris Sollars. FROSH BUFF CAGERS LIKE A THOROUGHBRED HORSE ON THE STRETCH approaching the finish line the Freshman Basketball Team came on strong at the end of the season to capture the Freshman Wauseca Tournament Championship. CHS Opponent 30 32 Oakwood 36 45 Catlin 29 39 Jamaica 27 42 Schlarman 37 44 Chrisman 43 60 Paris 26 44 Schlarman 31 53 Oakwood 29 44 Hoopeston 43 20 Westville 46 25 Homer 44 45 Hoopeston 36 34 Westville 27 36 Chrisman Wauseca Tournament 44 40 Watseka 51 20 Paxton 44 36 Gibson City 116 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL GIRL J.V. CAGERS Standing: Coach Powell. Robin Brown. Jane Sprouls, Cheryl McNeese. Danatra Brown, Shelly Hughes. Tammy Cagle. Tina High. Donna Mahoney. Cathy McNeese Kneeling: Nancy Richards. Chelle Cebulski, Pam Bates, Donna Nolen, Michelle Johnson, Toni Shelto, Nancy Yoho, Kerrie Kocurek Although the cheering sections at our games were sparce, we found help among ourselves as members of the J.V. team show. SCORES and COACH’S COMMENTS UNAVAILABLE 117 -J CQ E-h w CO CQ CO -Q DC —i O CQ E- c q CO CQ CO ►J DC ►—i o hJ -J CQ f-, CO CQ CO -3 CQ o -3 CQ E- W CO CQ CO -J CQ —. O GIRLS VARSITY CAGERS Kneeling: Julie Coulter. Phyllis Trimble. Laura Dubois, Libby Maudlin. Marcia Moody Standing: Coach Powell. Sue Snider. Rae Ann Smith. Angie Ingham. Kris Crawford. Paula Ingham The girl's basketball team enjoy winning season this year despite the lack of height on the team. The girls showed improvement throughout, and the high light of the year was taking second place in the Vermilion County Tournament. The all out effort by this year’s Seniors gave them their first winning season of their career. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Season Record -10 Conference Record 8-6 Vermilion County 7-4 GEORGETOWN OPPONENT 41 40 Bismarck 20 73 Oakwood 45 40 St. Joe 29 49 Paxton 55 44 Schlarman 31 43 Clifton 31 80 Gibson City 75 44 Potomac 49 40 Catlin 55 49 Armstrong 46 57 Oakwood 43 41 Westville 64 50 Watseka 50 55 Gibson City 47 64 Paxton 53 45 HEL 58 42 Schlarman 36 38 Clifton 54 55 Jamaica 44 29 Watseka 48 35 Westville 68 50 HEL 75 45 Ridgefarm 47 57 Jamaica 118 GIRL’S BASKETBALL Come on, let’s hear it!” shouts Paula. Libby is blocked while shooting. Laura hustles down the court. Marsha seems to sprout wings as she flys up on the jump. A deep breath and a sigh before a freethrow. o — ft ft co co CO ft ft ft 00 ft ft O � —« ft ft CO 00 CO ft ft H 00 ft ft o ft ft CO 00 CO ft ft ft 00 ft ft Just stand back and I’ll show you how its done,” says a confident Coulter. Playmaker Paula Ingham dribbles across half court line in an important game against Jamaica. Angie prepares for another sinker. o — ft ft CO 00 CO ft ft H 00 ft ft FOUL PLAY 119 o £ I—I -J E- co W oc £ o £ E- co w ce o £ ►—i -j h CO Kl cc o g e-h co w £ a g io £ 1'irsl Row: Mickey Clay, Kelley Brady. Steve Pearson Middle Row: Brian Starwalt. Curt Stingley. Mike Razmus. Donnie Clay Back Row: Keith Hughes, Kyle Coburn. Coach Cliffe. Kevin Hughes 3 -0 £ Keith decides on what to do. 120 WRESTLING Kevin breaks his man down for a takedown. One of Brian's total 98 wins. 28 losses. Kevin waits patiently to begin. The Wrestling Buffaloes compiled an 8-10-1 won-loss-tie dual meet record for 1981-82. Four wrestlers, Brian Starwalt, Kevin Hughes. Keith Hughes and Mickey Clay qualified for Sectional and two, Brian Starwalt and Kevin Hughes qualified for State. Kevin won his first match before being eliminated. Coach Cliffe gives advice to Freshmen Kelley Brady. A proud victory for Mickey. Steve Readies ft ft ft ft ft 2 g ft ft ft ft ft � —-t £ G ft ft ft ft ft 2 g ft ft ft ft ft £ o ft ft ft ft ft 2 G ft ft ft ft ft £ G TAKE DOWN WRESTLING 121 T R A C K Front Row: Angie Ingham. Susie Haggerty, Kristi Martin. Lisa Lambert. Michelle Johnson, Amy Black, Paula Heiser. Carrie Hart. Row 2: Roger Biggs. Marguerite Barker. Sherrie High. Rosemary Buyno, Mary Lewis. Jennifer Lamar, Kris Crawford. Chris Sherman. Row 3: Kevin Wallace. Bret Lutz. Greg Burton. Randy Biggs. Demetrius Doyle, Greg Grant. Marty Zumwalt. Todd Kelley, Nathan Brigham. Derrick Lipscomb, William Perkins. Back Row: Coach Ray, Tracy Green. Bill Lewis, Bill Good, Kyle Coburn, Jerry Martin. David Behm. Steve Stevens, Jeff Lenhart, Coach Kulbartz David Behm. a 4-year strong distance man. One of the best relay teams in Georgetown's history was made of Derrick Lipscomb. Todd Kelley. William Perkins, and Nathan Brigham. T E A Concentration is the key in short dash runs as shown by Mary and Jennifer. Carrie Hart, Sherrie High. Rosemary Buyno, Mary Lewis, and Jennifer Lamar formed the upper class nucleus of the girls track team. Airborne into a bar goes pole vaulter Tracy Green. ' '• .'a iJ ifrr . timl Sherrie High gels set in the starling blocks. Slate Qualifier Libby Maudlin works on her form. Girl’s Track 6-4 Dual Record 2nd Chrisman Invitational 2nd N. Vermillion Invitational 3rd Vermillion County (best finishes ever in above) Co-captains Rosemary Buyno, Carrie Hart Steve Stevens puts a shot for the School Record. School Record holder Rosemary Buyno works on her hurdling form as Mr. Ray looks on. Freshman Michelle Johnson set 4 School Records. Marty Zumwalt— strong 880 runner. 1982 Track This year’s track team turned in the best track performances by any team in the last ten years. Highlighting the season were the second place finish in the county meet with six first places. This year’s team was led by sprinters William Perkins, Todd Kelley, Derrick Lipscomb, and Nathan Brigham. Weight people Steve Stevens and Kyle Coburn and distance men David Behm and Troy Nimrick were solid performers adding to the success of the team. This year’s team has set a challenge for future teams to equal. Thirteen school records were broken during the course of this track season. William Perkins—strong Dash Man. Nathan Brigham clears another hurdle while Coach Kulbartz checks his style. THE l.ONUEST RUNNER 123 THE SOFTBALL TEAM Kneeling: Beth English, Donna Mahoney, Bridget Cagle, Debbie Mullins, Tina High. Donna Nolan, LeAnn Parker, Cheryl McNeese, Debbie Keltch, Toni Shelto Second Row: Cathy McNeese. Danatra Brown, Tammy Cagle, RaeAnn Smith, Tammy Dandridge, Laura Dubois. Paula Ingham, Sue Snider, Latokia Cash, Julie Coulter, Nancy Richards, Kristi Carlton Back Row: Mrs. Moore, Shelly Hughes. Jeannette Morefield, Martha Fitzwater, Mrs. Patterson The softball team was very aggressive and played well during the season. We had cobatting champions this year with Laura Dubois and Paula Ingham hitting .421. The junior varsity team played several one to four inning games. They gained a great deal of experience from these games. Coach Patterson gives encouragement With a ready bat, Laura Dubois waits on a pitch while the bench looks on. 124 SOFTBALL PLAYERS Debbie Mullins prepares for the pitch THE GIRLS IN ACTION! from Sue Snider. “Close but no cigar.” An opponent scores as the throw to Sue Snider is just late. Keeping equipment readied is Donna Nolen. VARSITY RECORD Us 21 Champaign Centennial 10 Us 2 Danville 15 Us 2 Tolono 7 Us 2 Hoopeston 8 Us 8 Hoopeston 4 Us 17 Champaign Centennial 6 Us 2 Danville 7 Us 16 Potomac 6 Us 9 Potomac 8 Us 11 Jamaica 7 Us 10 Armstrong 0 Us 9 Westville 3 Us 3 Westville 2 Us 16 Catlin 17 Us 17 Armstrong 6 Us 6 Westville 7 Us 6 Westville 17 Us 3 Champaign Central 4 Us 11 Tolono 3 Us 1 Danville 3 Rae Ann Smith fields a hot grounder “I’ll play anywhere you want me to while Mo watches. coach.” the bench said. 125 -3 -q CO til CQ cc -q -q CO til CO oq -q -q co W co CQ -q -q CO til CO CO -q -q CQ W CO CQ -q -q CQ W CO CQ -q -q CQ w CO CQ Front: Krnie Gill, Jeff Haussy. Tracy Craft, Matt Serd, Don Cash, Darin Knoepfel, Scott Davis, Neil Baker, Sheldon Cook. Back: |erry Tuggle, Gary' Readnour, Brian Cornwell, |im Bianchetta, Steve Cornwell, Steve Readnour, Joey Adkins. Eric Sawyer, Jamie Irby, Coach: Steve Sliva The Great American Pastime GHS Style! Ranking up there with hot dogs, apple pie, and Chevrolet, is the Great American pastime, baseball. And this year the G.H.S. Baseball Team has done its best to keep that pastime humming with spirit. At the time of writing this paragraph, the season has been average, with a record of 8-9, and a conference record of 0-2. With 8 conference games left. Coach Sliva has hopes of a good season. And considering there are no senior players, next year's season should be an exceptional one. Summoning up forces unknown to man, ace pitcher Gary Readnour unleashes another sizzler at sub-light speeds. THE EMPIRE STRIKES RACK 126 BASEBALL It s Joey Adkins up to bat as he makes ready to part the clouds with another With the thunder of cleat-beats, and a cloud of dust thunderous smack of his aluminum bat. and a hardy “get outa my way,’ infielder Steve Cornwell barrels another one home. ft CO ft ft ft ft ft CO ft ft ft ft ft CO ft ft ft ft As the crowd looks on. Joey Adkins keeps the bench in order. Jim Bianchetta goes through his warm-up ritual in the batter’s box. prior to his confrontation with the pitcher. ft CO ft ft ft ft ft CO ft ft ft ft ft CO ft ft ft ft to CO ft ft ft ft BASEBALL 127 Senior Steve Stevens closed out a successful golf experience at Georgetown High School and plans to go on to Southern Illinois University. Left to Right: Tim Bender, Evan Dowers. Matt Serd. Randy Biggs. Darren Ward. Coach Kelly. Not Pictured: Mark Steward. Greg Grant, John Steward. Brian Irish. GOLF 1982 Golf had only 1 returning letterman this fall, and 10 players who had limited Golf experiences. Steve Stevens was our number 1 golfer for the fall, finishing in the top group in every tournament he played. He topped off the year by winning the Wauseca Conference medalist honor and qualifying for the sectional. Every golfer improved and thru practice will progress even further. Jim Kelly DATE OPPONENT 9-10 Marshall L 9-16 Paris L 9-18 Schlarman L Danville L 9-21 Oakwood Tourney 8 of 9 9-28 Oakwood L 10-1 Paris—Watseka L-L 10-5 Oakwood W 10-5 Villa Grove W 10-6 Wauseca 3rd 128 GOLF CADDYSHACK Standing: Coach Trahan. Evan Dowers. Chris Gilroy. Seated: Rod McDaniel Not Pictured: Sue Pionek. Mike Kotcher The Chess team placed second in the East Central Chess League. First board player Rod McDaniel was named outstanding league player. Rod and Mike Kotcher both qualified for the State Individual Tournament. Sue Pionek was the first girl at GHS to play on the state tournament team. Team Members were Board I—Rod McDaniel II—Mike Kotcher III— Billy Hinkle IV— Evan Dowers V— Sue Pionek This figurehead is the lop of the trophy earned by the chess team for a second place finish in league competition. CHESS TEAM 129 MILL STREET LUMBER 302 MILL STREET Budweiser BUSCH® MKHELOB® Earl Gaudio Son, Inc. 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PARIS, IL. 133 PERFECT SENIOR Ji t£ KOTCtiEt1 CoUGENifiUT' BUVNO 0 ’°1 J J 135 BEST DRESSED SANDY MOLLET MOST POPULAR TODD KELLEY—MARY LEWIS CO-FOXIEST JERI LEIGH STEPHENSON MOST ATHLETIC DAVID BEHM—PAULA INGHAM MOST STUDIOUS KATHY KEY-STEVE STEVENS MACHO BRIAN STARWALT FRIENDLIEST MIKE KOTCHER 136 MOST COMICAL DAVE BEHM—PAULA INGHAM SWEETHEARTS KEVIN HUGHES—LAURA DuBOIS FRIENDLIEST LAURA DuBOIS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ROSEMARY BUYNO—BILL LEWIS 137 I. Kathy Smith, will to any underclassman, who thinks they can handle it, my ability to say the Pledge of Allegience with that Special “pizzaz”; and to Larry Yoho, my ability to drive carefully and stay out of ditches and to go straight home after football games; most importantly, I will to all my fellow cub fans, my ability to stand up to Mr. Mill’s criticizm of a fantastic baseball club like the Chicago Cubs; and finally, I will to anyone who wants it, the words Dig It!” I. Tammy Martin, will my ability not to get caught” to my brother Scotty; also, to Kristi Martin, Susie Haggerty, and Lisa Lambert my ability to tell the truth the right way. We. K.S., L.H., and K.J., will the ability to get along with Dwayne Hughes to Jennifer Lamar. I, Traci Davis, will Russell Davis the ability to be a night owl and not get caught; to Joe Chantos, the ability to go out with Ken; and to Debbie Mullins, the ability to go out to the bam without getting stuck. I, Kevin Winslow, being of sound mind and great body, will my excellent saxophone ability to Chris Sollars and Scott Parke, my sex appeal to Mark Ford; my Chemistry expertise to Scott Hardesty; and my ability to get out of P.E. to anyone that can do it. I. Rosemary Buyno, will money to buy new joke books to Beth Wadsworth; and a bottle of Tylenol to the person who gets Janet Phillips as a roommate at band camp this year. I, Judy Carter, of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath, an amiable nature, to the librarian. I, Tom Waller, will my ability to get out of class to go up town to Kay; and to Mitch, the ability to get along with Mr. Wright. I. Evan Dowers, being of sound mind and great body, will my ability to play golf without my clubs to Matt Serd. I. Julie Coulter, will to Marcia Moody the ability to go to 90% of practices; and a set of tweezers to remove all the splinters, to Kris Crawford. I. Lisa Hardy, will Johanna Berry the ability to not get sick after a hard night and also the ability to drive a 4-speed. I. Janice Bodart, will my ability for Jim Fender and Alan Howard to get out of the school building before the fire alarm. 1. Latokia Cash, being of sound mind and talented feet, will my ability to dance to John Towns. I. Shenita Davis, being of sound mind and ability, will my good taste to Robin Brown. I. Jay Boose, will my blue eyes to Stacy Stevens and my FFA office to Patty Lyday. I. Norine Barker, will to any Freshman the ability to go through four years of High School without a detention. We. Jerry Staub and Brian Starwalt, will the ability to draw out plans for a project to Mr. Busby’s 3rd hour Metals class. I. Robin Brooks, will to Gary Readnour my little brother’s pitching ability, a seat cushion for basketball season, and to Steve Cornwell—Judy Carter. 1. Keith Hughes, will Eric Sawyer the ability to do donuts in the fairgrounds without getting caught. I. Alan Nale, will the underclassmen “preppies” the ability to take care of their own matters (Guys, you know who you are); my cousin. Eddy, all my skills and talents and the ability to speak civily about people behind their backs; and my ability to keep my hair messed up” constantly for the past two years of my life to Ken Cheek. Rock till ya drop! I. Mark Johnson, will my ability to wash my hair to Mr. Wilson and also a bottle of Head Shoulders. I, Teresa Hunsaker, will my soapy suds in the kitchen to who ever will do a good job. We. Theresa Cannon and Marilyn Adams, hereby will to Michelle Johnson, the key to Miss McLin’s room. OUR typewriter, and the newspaper (IF she can handle them); and to Miss McLin, the man of her dreams—Randy Owens? I. Teresa Sherman, will my outstanding ability to have a good attitude and participate in P.E. at the same time to Mrs. Goodner. I, Jeff Miller, will all of my criticizing and griping to Mr. Mills. I, Brian Starwalt, hereby will to Tim Busby my Easter Bunny suit; to Gary Readnour, the Dallas Cowboy Offensive Line for pass protection; and to Raenn Smith, everything. I, Lisa Shelato. will Paula Heiser the aibility to stay away from Tracy Craft; and to Sandy Mollet the ability to keep her car on the road. I. Scott Harrold, will my uncanny ability to throw my drumsticks, and not get in trouble, to Jim Cheek, and my ability to get hit by Kim Carpenter’s flagpole to anyone who can withstand the pain! I. Phil Smith, will Bill and Paul matching 1956 Super Buick’s; Scott Hardesty, the ability to say Hi Baby to ? without getting slapped; to Beetle, his own ? in WWIII; and to my brother nothing. I, Mark Wyer, being of sound mind and great body, will to Mr. McLaughlin the ability to drive through snow without getting stuck and to keep my car in good running shape and the ability to come to school every day. I. Kelly Morgan, will my ability to get along with Mr. Kercheval and the ability to play just a little softer in band to Earnie Gill; and to Eric Cunningham, my ability to go through high school without hitting a telephone pole. I. Jeanette L. Morefield, will Tamala Hawks the ability to keep her mouth shut and not to walk like Laurie Rowe; and I also will Darrin and Sheldon the ability to get along with Mrs. Wilkins and not get caught chewing Redman. I. Kelly Johnson, will the ability to drive to Kristi Carlton; and to Amy Black, the ability to get along with Lori Keathley, Cherre Lanter. and Penny Kern, (if you know what I mean). The ability to control her flashing spells to Debbie Mullins, (remember Mr. Mac) and I will everyone to have as good a time as I did here at good ole GHS”. I, Carrie Hart, will Stacey Stevens all of my preppy” clothes for when she decides to visit Moline, IL and I will Gary Readnour my hair. I. Kevin Jones, will the ability to weld to Jerry Tuggle and Gary Readnour. I. Dave Behm, will to the homecoming committee my car; Mr. Wilson, the ability to scrape eggs off his house; and to Angie, me. I. Eric Vanider, being of sound body and not so sound mind, hereby bequeath my dirty sweat socks and T-shirt to Scott Hardesty in hope that it might bring him good luck, because he needs it. I. Mary Lea Lewis, will my ability to sing to Tracy Bina; and my patience in sewing to Kim Golcynski. 1. Sue Pionek, will my rusty old mustang to Dawn Warren so she can drive to Wisconsin and visit me; and to Lisa Fouse, my only girl position on the Varsity I chess team. I. Billy Hinkle, will my good grades to my sister, Lori Hinkle. I, Todd Michael Kelley, will the ability to spell my name correctly to every teacher in Georgetown High. I. Nathan Brigham, will Derek Lipscomb a twice as long exchange zone so he won’t get disqualified in anymore races. I, Kenneth Cheek, being of sound mind and body, do bequeath the following to Ed Cross: I leave my guitar in case you get the urge to record your own comedy album, a Ray-O-Vac battery to energize me, another two-dollar allowance, and I leave you another desk in Trahan’s room to fall back on so you can look like a turtle trying to get up. also, I will to you your very own beard (I know it will take time, but be patient); to Alan Nale, (what do I give to the man who has it all?) I leave you your own planet to conquer with all the new wave music you can handle, and I also leave the money to go to Hawaii to pursue your career in the study of rare tropical plants. Seriously though, when you find yourself look me up. To Angie Ingham, Paula Heiser, and Lisa Snack, I leave you another educational class of sociology with Larry, but this time ... no coloring books!! To Keith Hughes, I leave (what else) respect and I mean it, of course. I lie a lot, too. To Denise Harper, I leave my house to be landscaped. To all the underclassmen. I leave you GHS to take out all of your adolescent frustrations on. Sorry if I forgot anyone. Always remember heavy metal rules!! HI HO I, Janet Williams, will to Amy Black the will to hold the thought of one boy for a whole week! I, Tom Bradfield, will my ability to skip school with out being caught to Tammy Cagle, Donna Mahoney, and Marty Moody. I. Steve Stevens, will all of my preppy” clothes to Dwayne Hughes and Kevin Kupcik in exchange for their football jerseys. I. Libby Maudlin, being of intelligent mind and unstable body, do hereby be queath my long legs to Stacy Stevens; my straight hair to Chris Gilroy: and to the girls basketball team, I will my good friend Marve Quick. I. Sue Snider, will Demetrious Doyle to any underclassman female who can handle his undevoted love; also. I will my position on the basketball bench to Kris Crawford. We, Sir Nathan Brigham and Todd M. Kelley, will to Mr. McHenry the Hausy Hunt Construction crew. I. Kelly Hall, will Phyllis Trimble my trill chart; a mute for Kelly Manning’s clarinet, and a chin for Mr. Wilson. We, S.R. and W.L.. will Shelly Ice and Rhonda Johnson our friendship with L.M. and K.M. I. Kathy Key. will Kristi Carlton my marching ability, and Shelly Ice my horn and squad leader posi- :r r ' ■ tn LITTLE DARLING E WERE 140 LITTLE DARLINGS 1. Tracy Davis 2. Lisa Hardy 3. Bob Bridgewater 4. Pam Peelman 5. Alan Nale 6. Laura Dubois 7. Nancy Boggess 8. Kathy Smith 9. Kathy Key 10. Kelly Hall 11. Robin Brooks 12. Libby Maudlin 13. Kelly Johnson 14. Brian Starwalt 15. Judy Carter 16. Kelly Morgan 17. Tammy Martin 18. Larry Harper 19. Julie Coulter 20. Sandy Mollett 21. Mike Kotcher 22. Debbie Griffith 23. Paula Ingham 24. Steve Stevens 25. Laurie Rowe 26. Jeri Stephenson 27. Janet Williams 28. Sue Pionek 29. Carrie Hart 30. Marilyn Adams 31. Mary Lewis 141 SENIOR PROPHECY If we could look beyond five years from today, we might find the class of ’82 in the following circumstances: Marilyn couldn’t be here, she’s still in Ms. McLins room working on the newspaper. Norine still can’t find Bob, he probably skipped again. Pat Galey is still cruising town wondering if he should come to school today. Scott Harrold and Bob Bridgewater are the stars in a new police movie called “Main Street Blues.” Lori Biggs graduated early to marry Rich Little, now she’s a happy medium. Janice Bodart can be found “Mosiering” over to Indianola. Mark “Sharky” Johnson is trying out for the lead part in the movie Jaws Part III. Nancy Boggess is part owner in Jordan milk factory. Robin Brooks is still waiting at the IGA for Doug to get off work. Larry Harper is still cruising town calling out “Nothing finer than a ’69 Nova.” Rosemary Buyno is now a nurse trying to fix her old track injuries. Theresa Cannon married Rick and they now own Eisner Foods. Kevin and Laura have recently moved into Buckingham Palace and are living happily ever after. David Behm is out selling tickets to his new movie “Across the Country in 80 days.” Latokia Cash moved to Danville with Kakie. Julie Coulter is off somewhere on a motorcycle with Bob. Shenita Davis is still working in the GHS cafeteria. Chuck Crawford couldn’t be here. He was grounded for fighting with his sister. Bob has opened up his own barber shop. He specializes in “Crewy” cuts. Pam Drotos makes return visits to GHS to enjoy Mrs. Moore’s 6th hour class. Debbie Griffith is still fighting and causing trouble with the ex-girlfriend of her Ronnie Baby. Kelly Hall took over her dad’s job as drivers ed teacher. After 4 years at GHS, this is still echoing through the halls: Tom Bradfield come to the office! Kevin Jones now lives on a peppermint farm in Skoeby, Montana. Mike Kotcher is still trying to put his car together. And he's still doing it all wrong. Jody Hanna got lost somewhere in Florida. Bill Lewis is now a teacher at GHS. Carrie Hart has opened her own school, “How To Be the Ideal Preppy!” Theresa Hunsacker has taken over as head cook in the kitchen. Jeff Potter is shooting the balls trying to make some extra money. Paula Ingham is now president of her Winnie the Pooh fan club, specializing in Poodies. Instead of guys saying Check it out, please” at the counter of the IGA, guys are saying “Check her out” about fashion model Laurie Rowe. Jeff Miller now owns his own Miller High Life Brewery. Kathy Key is on her way to the top. She has the key to success. Todd Kelley took a short vacation. He’s Headin’ for the Mountains. Alan Nale couldn’t figure out where GHS was. He was confused from all the air in his head. Tammy Martin went back to Florida to get her native tan. Jennifer Korb and Judy Carter are now the secretaries at the G-town bank for their father-in-law to be. Mary Lewis couldn’t make it, Scott wouldn’t let her. Pam Mattes has left for Hawaii for the summer. Libby Maudlin is now the President of Libby’s, Libby’s, Libby’s incorporated. Tammy Mills has been having a good time every since Miller showed her the high life. John Serd and Steve Beauvois are still picking numbers to decide who gets the girl first. Steve Stevens is lost in the chemistry lab with all the other beakers. Brian Starwalt is now a wrestling coach. He shows Rae Ann all the moves. Penny Miethe is out riding her Harley. Eric Vandiver is still chasing tennis balls in P.E. class. Tom Waller moved to Louisiana to trap Gators. The last we saw of Sandy Mollet was in a truck named Gunsmoke on the Horizon. Nathan Brigham is no longer with us. After stealing all of the first place titles at GHS, he has went on to the Olympics. Pam Peelman has become a well known author. Her first book was entitled, “Lefties are the Besties.” Sue Pionek now lives in Holland where she designs her own windmills. Kevin Winslow is now the star of Saturday Night Live. He’s another one of those wild and crazy guys. Mark Wyer now spends all of his time in Fair-mount. Lisa Shelato has found the secret for perfect hairdo’s on windy days. Janet Williams is still out in the hall trying to find someone to open her locker. Teresa Sherman enjoys P.E. so much that she will -eturn next year to be Mrs. Goodners assistant. Karla Smith stayed home, she thought it was Friday the 13th. Sue Snider is still playing the field. Ken Cheek is trying to out do Ozzie’s performance by blowing himself up. Darren Reitsma’s dream finally came true. He has his own castle in Ireland with his Fox. Tim Berlin is Cruising in his truck some where in Michigan. Vance Wilier builds up his arms he sings, Anchors Away My Boys.” Penny Thompson now goes Bare. Kathy Smith couldn’t be here, she's roaming around Chrisman trying to find Greg. Jeri Stephenson is in West ville checking out the 'vette and the scenery. Jeanette is out playing “More Fields.” Kelly Morgan has gone full circuit. She can now be seen in the grocery stores buying ‘long and silky’ instead of ‘short and sassy.’ Lisa Hardy no longer works for McDonalds. She now works for Hardee’s. Bob Warren now owns Warren Steam Carpet Cleaning Service. Philip Smith finally bought himself a new Pinto. Roy Ross is now offensive tackle for the Bears. Ron Schmink is now the safety inspector at GHS. Jerry Staub is head custodian at GHS. Traci Davis is now in the restaurant business. She owns Sambo’s. Billy Hinkle is now a real mover—on the chess board. Keith Hughes is now paying high telephone bills because of frequent long distance calls to Connecticut. Evan Dowers finally made it. He’s walking on two legs instead of four. Jay Boose is a real ole’ Blue Eyes. Ed Carlock has formed his own Punk Rock Band called the Garbo’s. Steve Cundiff is now the ag advisor at GHS. Jury awards $300,000 in Blast tampon case X I Danville leads 11 § IUI I ■ i Illinois cities | S in joblessness i sl Falkland Islands It’s time to monkey with your clock cn Reagan opens World’s Fair W JOHN BELUSHI, 1949-1982: cleaned TcaSi haollnq . Frl. Sat. 1AM -sWST Valenzuela 1 st Victor’s tc rookie honored - Space shuttle countdown underway I Painfma-PaoentMi ATLANTA (AP) — Prosecutors in ) otJ j Wayne B. Williams' double murder trial may present evidence they say 'r jp , could- link him to the killings of 10 other young blacks, a judge ruled way - ♦orlow Westville! strikeWinteM Blizzard The Senate AWACS Vote Rough wate Reagan’s latest Sa!eTheS21 rfie face perilous pas 144 T u per Storyprom niaht 49ers stun, then stall Ben gals 'anted r c,0TnJn9- bicycles. TV. £ iiujr - - “s ‘Spider Dan ’ strikes -cronniT '?� ia jleerj i. • - •• -� � « p o rhrisman. s tof Gato run % cf r,uses � f olklss Stop Es,«® .. 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ADAPTED SCREENPLAY — Ernest Thompson, On Golden Pond. ORIGINAL SONG — Arthur's Theme. (Best That You Can Do), Arthur . ORIGINAL SCORE — Char otsof Fire. Vangel.s. CINEMATOGRAPHY — Reds. Vittorio Storaro. EDITING — Raidersof the Lost Ark, Michael Kahn VISUAL EFFECTS — Raidersof the Lost Ark. Richard Ediund. Kit West. Bruce Nicholson, Joe Johnston. SOUND — Raiders of the Lost Ark, Bill Varney, Steve Mastow, Gregg Landaker. Roy Charman ART DIRECTION — Ra ders of the Lost Ark. Ai Direction: Norman Reynolds. Leslie Dilley Set Decoration Michael Ford. COSTUME OESIGN — Chariotsof Fire. Milena Canor ero. DOCUMENTARY FEATURE - Genocide. DOCUMENTARY SHORT Close Harmony ANIMATED SHORT — CRAC. LIVE ACTION SHORT — Violet. MAKEUP — An American Werewolf in London. Ric Baker. Announced in advance: IRVING THALBERG AWARD — Albert R. Cubby Broccoli. JEAN HERSHOLT AWARD — Danny Kaye. GORDON E SAWYER AWARD —Joseph B Walker. HONORARY AWARD — Barbara Stanwyck. SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT — SOUND EFFECT Raiders of the Lost Ark. SPECIAL AWARO — Fuii Photo Film Co. 145 HONORS BESTOWED VALEDICTORIAN THE TITLE of VALEDICTORIAN is earned by the Senior with the highest grade point average after eight semesters. It is the HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC AWARD GIVEN IN HIGH SCHOOL. With 5.0 grade point averages. Rosemary Buyno and Kathy Key were Co-Valedictorians. Rosemary also received the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) award for citizenship, dependability, cooperation, leadership, and patriotism. She was an Illinois State Scholar. Kathy was selected in the Honors Program at Illinois State University and received a $650 scholarship from that institution. PAULA INGHAM receives one of her many honors from Mrs. Wilkins. In addition to the $100 NHS Scholarship she is holding here, she learned of a $800 award from the Elks Club, was selected along with Bill Lewis as an Outstanding Young Citizen for the area, was an Illinois State Scholar, and finally was presented the Teresa Winland Memorial Award. MV A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA AT AGE 83 was presented to IVAN SHERER. Lacking only one American History credit, the elderly gentleman was granted the credit for “living the history” of several wars. 16 Presidential Administrations, and seeing travel evolve from the horse and buggy, to the automobile, to space travel. SALUTATORIAN THE TITLE OF SALUTATORIAN is earned by the Senior with the second highest grade point average. The Salu-tatorian, Libby Maudlin, was also chosen as the Girl Athlete of the Year and received the Wilkinson Award from Earlham College. BILL LEWIS receives the Outstanding Science Award from Mr. Kulbartz. Criteria for the honor are to have the highest grade point average and have taken most science classes. Bill was selected as an Illinois State Scholar, an area Outstanding Young Citizen, and was accepted in the Honors Program at Illinois State University. 146 TRIBUTE ON THOSE DESERVING Mr. Delmotte steps to the podium and his silence causes silence in the gymnasium. “Honors Day” is underway. “Honors Day” is a time set aside to recognize those who have excelled academically as well as in other areas. Scholarships, grants, and memorial awards winners are announced at the all school assembly. Recipients should feel great pride and honor, as they are special persons recognized for their special efforts. DAVID FARNSWORTH MEMORIAL, given in memory of the officer killed in the line of duty, was presented to Scott Harrold. This was the first time ever the $250 grant to attend the DACC Police Science program was awarded to a high school senior. THE ALMA PLETCHER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP, a scholarship presented in memory of Alma Pletcher, a lifetime resident of the Georgetown-Catlin Area, was presented to Robin Brooks and Penny Thompson. Each received $500 as result of their high academic ability, potential for leadership, and a desire to attend DACC as a full time student. THE SAR (Sons of the American Revoluation) Award was given to Brian Starwalt because of good citizenship, dependability, cooperation, leadership, and patriotism. 147 MORE ON TO BOYS STATE—Don Clay, Zeke Yoho, Dwayne Hughes, and Matt Serd appear to be leaving already for the experience in government, Americanism and democracy. The week long camp is sponsored by area businesses and participants are selected by the American Legion. ADDITIONAL HONORS TRACY DAVIS FHA AWARD PAT LYDAY KATHY SMITH SEWING AWARD PAT LYDAY $300 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY AWARD KATHY SMITH STEVE CUNDIFF PERFECT ATTENDANCE 4 YEARS THE RON WISE MEMORIAL—Ron Wise was a manager for nearly every sport. While on his way to a track meet he was killed in an automobile accident. This award established in his honor is given to the person who best exemplifies his character. Congratulations go to Sue Snider for being selected the recipient of the award. PERFECT ATTENDANCE FOR 12 YEARS and the Eastern Illinois Traffic Club Scholarship went to Ron Schmink. AWARDS OUTSTANDING CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK Performances led David Behm to be selected as Boy Athlete of the Year. Lisa Snack and Sherri High read the Senior Prophesies. THE GOLDEN HAMMER AWARD for outstanding woodworking was earned by Nathan Brigham. Marilyn Adams and Scott Harrold read the Senior Wills. 149 °°' . ‘ i T Georgetown Prom 1982 Mary Lewis and Scot Sprouls enjoyed the night. THE GEORGETOWN 1982 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM was held at the Sheraton Inn, Danville. The Prom theme was We’ve Got Tonight” and the band was “Ferarri.” Everyone enjoyed Mr. Johnson’s slide show “Salute To The Seniors” and then dancing. After the dance, many attended the post prom activities, which included the movie “Cat People” held at the Times, and roller skating at the Georgetown Rollerama. All in all, everyone had a real good time. Below: Paula Heiser Jeff Winland are posed in their pretties. 150 PROM PROM NIGHT 1982 PROM COURT: Steve Stevens, Kevin Hughes, Brian Starwalt, Keith Hughes, 1981 King, Steve Shields, 1981 stand-in Queen, Kris Smith, Judy Carter, Jeri Leigh Stephenson, Laura Dubois. Robin Brooks. Crown Bearers were Jason Goodner and Candy Noggle. Everyone looks on as the King and Queen and their court dance to the theme song. The 1982 Prom Court consisted of: Princess Robin Brooks escorted by Prince Steve Stevens, Princess Laura Dubois escorted by Kevin Hughes, Princess Jeri Leigh Stephenson escorted by Prince Brian Starwalt, and Princess Judy Carter escorted by Prince Keith Hughes. The 1982 Prom King and Queen are Kevin Hughes and Laura Dubois. Congratulations! 1982 Georgetown Prom Queen and Prom King: Laura Dubois and Kevin Hughes. PROM 151 They made it a night to remember, slow dancing in each others arms. Holding on tight. Kathy Smith was ready to leave, but it was still early. Mr. McLaughlin enjoyed the Prom with his date. The band Ferarri made the night with their variety of music. Janet Williams thought the Prom was really wild with her date Tom. 152 PROM Hey Fellas I’m having fun, aren’t you? A smile will get you everywhere; right David Behm? Everybody seemed to enjoy one of the many slow dances at the Prom. Kevin Kupcik where are your hands going? PROM 153 GRADUATION: A TIME WE A Time for Happiness . . . A Time for Sadness . . . A Time for Saying Goodbye . . . WILL LONG REMEMBER 155 THE GRADUATES Front Row—Sue Pionek, Traci Davis, Kelly Johnson, Kathy Smith, Janet Williams, Jeri Stephenson, Sue Snider, Julie Coulter, Kelly Hall, Kathy Key, Libby Maudlin, Kelly Morgan. Second Row—Pam Mattes, Karla Smith, Penny Thompson, Pam Peelman, Lori Biggs, Pam Drotos, Teresa Hunsaker, Teresa Cannon, Marilyn Adams, Robin Brooks, Tammy Martin, Carrie Hart. Third Row—Tammy Mills, Norine Barker, Lisa Shelto, Jennifer Korb, Mary Lewis, Judy Carter, Rosemary Buyno, Janice Bodart, Lisa Hardy, Teresa Sherman, Nancy Hall, Nancy Boggess. Fourth Row—Jeff Miller, Keith Hughes, 156 SENIORS THE GRADUATE OF 1 Alan Nale, Laura Dubois, Debbie Griffith, Paula Ingham, Jeannette Morefield, Laurie Row, Sandy Mollet, Latokia Cash, Shenita Davis. Fifth Row—Mark Johnson, Tom Waller, Roy Ross, Steve Cundiff, Mike Kotcher, Todd Kelley, Brian Starwalt, Kevin Hughes, Larry Harper, David Behm, Ken Cheek. Sixth Row—John Serd, Steve Beauvois, Bill Lewis, Kevin Jones, Bob Bridgewater, Scott Harrold, Ed Carlock, Ron Schmink, Jay Boose, Steve Stevens. Seventh Row—Bob Warren, Jerry Staub, Chuck Crawford, Mark Wyer, Phillip Smith, Eric Vandiver, Kevin Winslow, Billy Hinkle, Evan Dowers. SENIORS 157 £Recc ecf tank VROOM, VROOM! CRASH, BANG! SPLISH, SPLASH! These were familiar sounds to the 1982 Seniors as we had the time of our lives on the go-karts, bumper cars, and water slides in the Ozarks. Following tradition at G.H.S., the Seniors went to the Lake of the Ozarks for our Senior trip. We stayed in the beautiful Kalfran Lodge located on Lake Ozark. The days at the resort were usually filled with swimming, water skiing, jet skiing, sunbathing, and spending quarters in the game room. At night we returned into town to brave the go-karts and bumper cars, and then back to the lodge for dancing at the disco. Shopping trips were plentiful enabling everyone a chance to get lots of souvenirs. On the last night, the Seniors visited the Ozark Opry where we heard some great, down home, Ozark Mountain Music. Of course there were many cases of sunburns, but, what’s a vacation without a sunburn!?! August— 1982 S M T W T F S 2 CE 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 n 13 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 30 31 33 33 34 ?S 36 37 28 29 30 31 CD KL U_ 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 37 38 V ¥ CD CD E 1 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 23 26 37 28 29 30 31 8? 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Look what happened to my car! 26— The Seniors are already talking about going on the trip. September— 2— The yearbook staff is taking a day off to collect ads. 4— Tonight is the night that the football boys will be thoroughly cleansed. (Soap Game) 7— Labor Day 8— Donny Clay was once again beaten up a girl, this time it was Kathy Smith. 11— The first football game of the season with St. Joe, “Mr. K. is the band ready to go?” 12— The G-town volleyball team lost to Watseka, but not the next time! 17— The underclass pictures were taken today along with the Seniors I.D.’s. 18— Today at the Pep Session The Seven Dwarfs and Snow Purple showed up. 19— The Buffalo band performed their first competition at Watseka, finishing first in field competition with color guard and the drum majors also finishing a fine first. 26— The X-Country team had a meet at the St. Joe Spartan Classic. 28— Volleyball game at Watseka wasn’t the greatest of all. nice try though! October— 2— The Schlarman Hilltoppers topped us on our own field 0-41!!! Punk Rock day—Lisa S., Paula I., and Paula H. wore their punk hefty bags. I guess you can over stuff them! 3— The Buffalo band went to the Danville Viking Invitational. The Color guard placed third. CONGRATULATIONS! 5— The starting of homecoming week. Today was sweat suit day. The Seniors received their first money making project. CANDY BARS! So much for the diets. 6— Dress up day, let’s see who can be the best dressed. The Vermilion County Band Contest—The buffalo band is the reigning COUNTY CHAMPS. 7— Everyone was seeing double today. Twins day. 8— Let’s go back to when the days were young (50’s day). Just think, someday they will be calling it 70’s and 80’s day. 9— Homecoming Day—Paxton Mustangs will visit the Buffaloes and win. Howdie Partner! Today was also cowboy day. 10 — The Marching Buffaloes performed at the U of I and placed third in field competition. Good Job Band!! 12— No School—Columbus Day. Happy Sailing! 14— Smile! Today is retake day for underclass pictures. 17— The Marching Buffs were to travel to the Eastern Parade, but the rain kept them at home. 21— Volleyball team traveled to Clifton Central. November December January- 22— The teachers’ meeting today gave the kids a half a day off. 1:15 dismissal. Schlarman Toppers volleyball team travel to Buffalo Country and lose. 23— It’s Senior Night on Ike Burch Field and the last performance for them, and today was also the day Tom Watt was passed out for the trip. 26— Herff Jones came to have the Seniors order their memory books. 28-29- 30— Parent teacher conferences—11:15 dismissal. 31— The Buffalo Bumpers were awarded the District Championship the second year in a row. Congratulations Girls! 2— Boys basketball season is underway! 5— Fresh-Soph game with Westville tonight. 7— The annual Coal-Bucket game with Westville. Looks like the Tigers will be keeping it for another year! 11— No School. 13— Football, Cheerleading. Volleyball, Pom-Pon, and X-Country awards night. 16— The girls basketball team started their season tonight with a new coach Mr. Powell. 17— Today Rae Ann Smith was seen at lunch time WITHOUT Brian!! 18 — Graduation announcements were ordered today. 19— Purple and white night. Trivia Question—Who won? 20- 21— Drama Club presents the play Dracula”. 24— First basketball game of the season with Oakwood. The opposing team defeated us by 1 point. GREAT GAME GUYS! 25— 2:00 dismissal—the beginning of Thanksgiving vacation. 1— Tonights game is against the Gibson City Greyhounds. 8— The Buffs traveled to Chrisman and were beaten by the “Cards” 11— Schlarman Hilltoppers just barely beat us. (again) 14— Sophomore registration 2:30 dismissal. 19— Clifton Central traveled to G-town through the first snowfall of the year. 21— School was delayed one hour because of heavy snowfall, plus, 2:30 dismissal for freshmen registration. 22— Last day of school before Christmas vacation. School will resume January 4. 1982. 25— MERRY CHRISTMAS and soon to be a HAPPY Nfcw YEAR! 28- 30— Rossville Holiday Tournament. 28— Georgetown defeated by Mahomet-Seymour. 29— Georgetown defeats Bismarck Henning, but were beaten by the Catlin Wolverines the next day. 1- HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! 4 — Back to school, vacation is over. 5 — Wrestling at home tonight with Westville. 7— Oakwood Comets fell to the girls basketball team. 8— Home game against Watseka. 9— Game at Westville during the coldest night of the year. 11— Snow day. No school-time to catch up on some Z’s. 14— Wrestling with Bismarck Henning. 15— Boys’ basketball game with Hoopeston East lynn. 18— The girls’ basketball team topped the Toppers. 19- 22— Vermillion County Basketball Tournament at DACC. 20— Ice was the problem of the roads today, but they weren’t bad enough for Mr. Behm to close school. Drive Carefully. 22— Round Robin winner will be determined between Georgetown and Oakwood. Good-Luck! 23— Wrestlers travel to Argenta, and the girls’ basketball team plays the Jamaica Cardinals. 23- 30— Girls’ Vermilion County Class A Tournament at Bismarck. 29— Boys’ basketball game with Gibson City at home. February— 2— GROUND HOG DAY. (Yes, he did see his shadow) 6 more weeks of winter!?! Haven’t we had enough? 3— 9:30 dismissal due to slick roads and 2 more inches or snow to come. IT CAME!!! 4— Wrestlers had a meet at Clifton. No School today. 5— Basketball game with Schlarman—Nice try Buffs! 6— Basketball game with Clifton Central—Congratulations. 8— Girls basketball game at Westville. 9 Another girls’ basketball game this time with Watseka. 13— Boys’ basketball game with Westville Tigers. 16— Boys’ basketball game with Gibson City. Yearbooks will be on sale till the 20th at lunch hours. 19— 20— Wrestlers Sectional. 22- 26— FFA week, and Boys’ Regionals. 23— FFA Assembly. The teachers won the basketball game. Just wait until next year! 24— FFA pancake and sausage breakfast 6:00 till 8:30 a.m. The early bird catches the pancake? 25— FFA jacket day. 26— FFA Barnyard Nursery. Everyone “nose about it. 27— The boys’ wrestling team travels to the state meet. Good-Luck!!!! March— 1— Girls’ softball practice starts. 5— No School today. 8- 12— Girls’ basketball regional at home court. 14— Heat Wave—65°! 15 Happy St. Patrick's Day—Dedicated to freshmen all over the world! 18— 1:30 dismissal. 19— Happy Birthday Eddie joe! Run for fun cancelled until the 25th. 21— Alabama to perform at Terre Haute. 23— The basketball awards night. 26— No School! 28— Charlie Daniels Band concert at the Assembly Hall. 31— Happy Birthday Mrs. Moore. Police Concert at the Assembly Hall. April— 1— Boys' and girls’ track meet at Paxton. The weather was nice and sunny. APRIL FOOL’S! 3— Boys’ baseball game at Covington. 5— Boys’ baseball game against St. Joe. 7— Girls’ softball game at Catlin. 8- 12— Here comes Peter Cottontail! Easter Vacation. 12— Happy Birthday S.P.J.—Yearbook staff sponsor. 13— Goergetown Invitational track meet. 15— Boys’ and girls’ track meet at Bismarck. 16— Paula Ingham and Laura Dubois had a little confusion over a softball and Paula got the raw end of the whole deal! One big black eye. OUCH! 21— Loverboy concert at the U of I. Yearbook staff took a trip to EIU for a seminar to learn more about putting together a yearbook. 25— Coal-Bucket Marathon—26 mile run. 26— The girls have a softball game at Danville and the boys’ baseball team played at home against Jamaica. 27— Boys’ baseball game with Paris—there. 30— Boys’ baseball at Chrisman and Spartan Classic at St. Joe. May— 1— Prom Night at the Sheraton Inn. The band that performed was Ferarri. Who won the Kentucky Derby? Post Prom activities included skating, the movie “Cat People , and alot of gas! 11— Band Awards Night. 12— Boys’ track invitational at Hoopeston East Lynn. Girls’ soft ball game at Champaign. 13— Boys’ baseball at Montezuma. 14— Girls’ district track meet at Tuscola. 15— Boys’ baseball game at Westville. 17- 20- SENIOR TRIP TO THE OZARKS! Relief for the underclassmen. 17— Girls’ softball game at Westville 18— Wauseca Conference track meet at Paxton. 21— Girls’ state track meet—Good Luck Libby Maudlin. 24- 28— Softball Regional. 28- 29— Boys’ state track meet—Good Luck David Behm. 28— Last Day of school!!! 30— Graduation day for the Seniors. Valedictorians—Rosemary Buyno and Kathy Key. Salutatorian—Libby Maudlin. —The future travels the long and winding roads— SEE YA NEXT YEAR!!!! 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(You do, of course, have to supply the cash!) “the Rdmer Bank’ I lmer American National Bank “Helping You Build for a Better Tomorrow!' 2 West Main Street Danville, Illinois 61832 Telephone (217) 446-6450 Member FDIC L M MOWER SHOP 15 WEST 4th St. Danville, IL 217-446-8386 We Sell and Service Snapper Lawnboy Allis Chalmers Yazoo Stihl Kerosene Heaters Shaklee Products 175 FROM THE EDITORS As the year draws to a close, we, as editors for the 1982 Buffalo Staff wish to extend our gratitude to everyone who contributed to the publication of this book. The Yearbook was a total group effort. First of all, a thank you goes to the faculty and administration of the G.H.S. Without their cooperation this yearbook couldn’t have been. Next, we would like to thank Sudlow Studios for their work on Senior pictures and club pictures. A special thank you goes to Mr. Steve Johnson for giving of his time for taking most of the yearbook’s pictures. Lastly, we would like to thank our very important advertisers, the people of our community, and the students of G.H.S. for the cooperation and support. We hope that this yearbook will help keep fresh the best years of your life; your high school years. As we end this year of hard—but fun work we would like to say good luck to next years staff and for the staffs to come. Scott and Marilyn Scott Harold ► I Marilyn Adams Patron Ads: Elsie Butcher Mr. Mrs. Wayne Moore Mr. Mrs. Bob Delmotte Elmo W. Underwood Jamie Cory Pasquale Pat Derry Behm Doug loves Robin Mark Dorris Haussy Mr. Mrs. Orville DeVore Mr. Mrs. Clifford Sawyer Bob Phyllis Brooks Ron Nancy Lacey Chuck Carol West Sonny Mary Phillips Wayne Jan Lewis Jack Pat Biggs Robert Phyllis Fraser Tim Crystal Snack Mel Sue Lamkin Jerry Karen Sprouls Wayne Char Malusek Gene’s Photo Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Carrool It is what you learn after you know it all that counts. 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Main St. Georgetown, IL INDEX A Adams, Marilyn—6,7,8,64,66,67,149 Adkins, Joey—31,47,52,111,114,116, 126 Allison, Todd—40 Andrews, Kim Arnold, Teresa—79,83 Avery, Rex—52,80,111 B Baily, Jim—32,98 Baker, Neil—47,68,116,126 Baldwin, Chris—40 Baldwin, Kevin Barker, Lisa—4,3,35,71,103,153 Barker, Marguerite—4,27,40,52,66, 68,92,94,103,122, Barker, Norine—8 Barney, Jeff—47 Bates, Pam—47 Beauvois, Steve—8 Behm, David—6,7,8,29,64,68,102, 112,122,136,149,153 Behm, Derry—80 Bender, Tim—40,62,128 Beniamin, Sandy—47 Berlin, Tim—8,26,108,110 Berry, Johanna—32,35,92 Bianchetta, Jim—32,35,71,126 Biggs, Lori Biggs, Randy—4,114,122,128 Biggs, Roger—4,47,63,92,122 Bina, Tracy—4,28,40,52,66,68 Binkley, Teresa—40,43,71 Black, Amy—4,26,35,66,68,92,96,98, 103 122 Black, Missy—4,24,25,28,47 Bodart, Janice—8,24,25 Boggess, Nancy—8 Bomgardener, Jeanette—4,47,71 Bonomo, Mike—32 Boose, Jay—8,64 Bradfield, Tom Brady, Kelly—47,120,121 Brady, John—32 Brandon, Ray—40 Brandt, Lynn—47,66 Bridgewater, Bob—8,70 Bridgewater, Kathy—47,71 Brignam, Nathan—8,102,112,122, 123,149 Brooks, Darrell—40 Brooks, Robin—4,6,7,9,28,52,61,64, 67,71,105,147,151 Brooks, Roger—40 Brooks, Joann—80 Brown, Danatra—47,117,124 Brown, Leetha—47 Brown, Robin—47,63,117 Bumberry, Bob Burress, Brenda—4,32,94,103,106 Burton, Greg—4,40,68,69,108,111, 114,115,122 Buyno, Rosemary—4,9,67,69,71,106, 1991?Q1Q7 Busby, Tim—52,68,79,85 c Cagle, Bridget—31,32,71,124 Cagle, Tammy—43,47,66,107,124, 117 Calvin, Karen—47 Cannon, Theresa—9,66 Caraker, Judd—83 Carlock, Carla—32 Carlock, Ed—4,9,27,71 Carlton, Kristy—4,24,25,40,66,68,124 Carpenter, Kim—4,47,103 Carter, Judy—4,6,7,9,26,28,63,92,98, 105,151 Cash, Don—47,114,116,126 Cash, Latokia—4,9,124,137 Cebulski, Chelle—47,66,71,117 Chantos, Joe—47 Cheek, Jim—4,40,71,108,111 Cheek, Ken—9,92 Cheeseman, Terri—32 Chow, John—40 Chow, Joyce—32,71 Clay, Donnie—6,7,27,32,63,66,67,68, 108,120,148 Clay, Mickey—3,6,47,111,120,121 Cliffe, Joe—108,120 Cline, Jamie—40 Coburn, Kyle—27,32,35,71,108,120, 122 Cobum, Ronna—40 Conner, Denise—39,40,71 Cook, Sheldon—47,68,69,71,111,116, 126 Coon, Bill—81 Cornwell, Brian—25,32,64,92,94, 108,112,126 Cornwell, Steve—32,35,64,92,94, 108,112,126,153 Coulter, Julie—9,66,119,124 Covington, Harry—4,47 Craft, Tracy—29,47,126 Crawford, Chuck—9 Crawford, Kris—6,7,27,32,66,119, 122 Cross, Ed—32,35 Cruea, Bob Cruea, Chris—40,95 Cundiff, Steve—9 Cunningham, Cary—40 Cunningham, Eric—32 Curry, Stacey—40,62,66 D Dandridge, Tammy—4,28,32,105, 124 Davis, DeeDee Davis, Russell—40 Davis. Scott—29,68,69,47,114,116, 126 Davis, Shenita—9 Davis, Traci—4,12 Davis, Tommy—40,63 Delmotte, Stephanie—40,71 Delmotte, Robert—25,26,79,80,146 Dill, Kyle—40,96 Dillman, Dave—47,66,111 Dixon, Leo—32 Doney, Richard—40 Dowers, Bill—27,32,39,71 Dowers, Evan—12,29,66,128,129 Doyle, Demetrius—116,122 Drotos, Pam—12 Dubois, Laura—12,62,64,92,94,119, 124,136,137 Dukes, Dale Dunnavan, Candy—40 E Edwards, Janet—40,71 Edwards, Jim—108 Eldridge, Dennis—40,66 Eldridge, Tina—32 English, Beth—4,40,63,68,124 Eversole, Troy—47,111 F Farris, Teddy—47,62 Fender, Jim—40,95 Fitzwater, James—48,95,108 Fitzwater, Martha—41,68,124 Fleener, Robbie—41 Ford, Mark—4,48 Ford, Steve—4,41 Ford, Tim—41 Fouse, Donna—27,41,62,63,66,103 Fouse, Lisa—48,66 Francis, Steve—41 G Galey, Pat Gallez, Lyle—41 Galyen, Janie—80 Gaylen, Marylee—81 Gaylen, Pam—85 Gannon, Paige —48,71 Gill, Earnie—4,27,32,62,71,126 Gilroy, Chris—48,128 Golcynski, Kim—4,32 Good, Barb—81 Good, Bill—71,108,111,114,122 Goodner, Kathy—31,52,79,82 Grant, Greg—41,112,114,142 Graves, Edith—4,48 Green, Tracy—32,63,122 Greene, Audrey—80 Griffith, Debbie—12,94 Grubb, Shelly—6,7,31,64 H Haggerty, Lisa—32 Haggerty, Susie—4,48,122 Hall Becky—4,39,41,103 Hall, Brett—41,66 Hall, Joe—84 Hall, Kelly—4,12,62,64,67 Hall, Nancy—12,103 Haney, Tina—31,48,63 Hanna, Jodie—12 Hardesty, Scott—32,108 Hardy, Lisa—12 Harper, Denise—32,103 Harper, Larry—12 Harrold, Jack—81 Harrold, Scott—4,6,7,12,147,149 Hart, Carrie—4,13,27,28,61,71,92,94, 105,122 Hart, Sonnalou—79,81 Hatton, Dwayne—32,108,109,112 Haussy, Edna—41 Haussy, Jeff—4,32,108,126 Hawks, Tamala—98 Heiser, Paula—4,27,32,35,92,94,103, 122,150 Hess, Tawna—41 High, Sherrie—6,7,32,45,122,123,149 High, Tina—26,31,41,43,63,106,107, 117,124 Hill, Dusty—48,116 Hinkle, Billy—13,66,129 Hinkle, Lori—41 Horlander, Ken—66,82 Howard, Alan—29,39,41 Howe, Jimmy—41 Hubbard, Steve—81 Hughes, Beth—39,48,71,94 Hughes, Cheryl—4,32,35,52 Hughes, Dwayne—32,35,52,64,71, 108,148 Hughes, Keith—13,92,94,102,108, 110,120,121,137,151 Hughes, Shelly—4,48,117,124 Hunsaker, Teresa—13 Hunt, Jim—27,35,39,41 Hunt, Paul—32 Hurst, Gary—63,71 I Ice, Shelly—41,71 Ingham, Angie—4,29,32,35,66,68,92, 96,114,122 Ingham, Mark—4,29,48,68 Ingham, Paula—4,6,7,13,27,52,61,64, 66,67,68,71,92,106,119,124,136,146 Irby, Jamie—48,68,69,116,126 Irish, Brian—4,32,71 Johnson, Dick—81 Johnson, Kelly—4,13,103 Johnson, Mark—13,29 Johnson, Michelle—4,29,48,117,122, 123 Johnson, Rhonda—4,27,39,41,103 Johnson, Risa—32 Johnson, Steve—6,7,79,83 Jones, Jeff Jones, Kevin—13,75,98 Jones, Tracy K Kargo, Larry Kauffman, Jon—48 Keathley, Greg—13 Kelch, Debbie—48,124 Kelley, Mike—81 Kelley, Todd—13,26,70,108,110,136, 139 Kelly, Jim—83,128 Kercheval, Vance—3,4,72,85 Key, Kathy—3,4,16,52,62,71,106,136, 64,67,146 Key, Kevin—29,74 Knoepfel, Darin—48,111,126 Kocurek, Kerrie—3,4,48,117 Korb, Jennifer—16,25,68,92,94,103 Koss, Fred—41 Kotcher, Mike—26,62,66,68,98,136 Koterba, Darin—71,98 Koterba, David—41 Koterba, Jeff—41 Kulbartz, Tom—25,79,83 Kupcik, Kevin—27,29,71 Kupcik, Kurt—48,95 Kuykendall, Earl—35,98 L Lagrand, Barb Lagrand, Claudia—48,63 Lamar, Jennifer—4,28,41,52,66 Lambert, Lisa—28,48 Land, Missy—48 Legros, Tracey—4,41 Legros, Troy—34 Lenhart, Jeff—39,41,66,122 Lewis, Bill—16,62,64,67,122,137,146 Lewis, Jennie—81,79 Lewis, Mary—4,16,24,25,28,72,105, 127,136,150, 153 Lipscomb, Derrick—31,108,112,122 Lutz, Bret—48,68,116,122 Lyday, Patty—6,7,35,64 M Mackiewicz, John—39 Mahoney, Donna—41,63,66,106,107, 117,124 Malkus, Todd—16 Manning, Kelly—4,29 Martin, Jerry—4,27,68,112 Martin, Kristi—48,94,122 Martin, Scott—41,71,109,111,114 Martin, Tammy—16,62 Maskel, Brian—58,52,68,111,116 Maskel, Harold Maskel, Tony—48,62,63,68 Mattes, Pam—16 Maxwell, Nancy—41 Maxwell, Tim Maudlin, Libby—4,16,62,64,67,106, 119 McBee, Steve—49 McDaniel, Rod—66,129 McFarland, Hope—49 McFarland, Penny McHenry, Michael—26,52,68,79,85, 111,112,116 McKee, Annette—49 McLaughlin, David—79,85 McLin, Karen—52,66,183 McMasters, John—29,49,68 McMurray, Robert—84,112 McNeese, Cathy—4,49,107,117,124 McNeese, Cheryl—4,39,41,71,107, 124 Meeker, Jeanina—71 Miethe, Penny—16 Mikel, Jerry—42,111 Mikel, Karen—80 Miller, Jeff—16,29 Mills, Jim—79,82 Mills, Tammy—17 Mollet, Sandy—7,17,136 Moody, Marcia—43,119 Moody, Nancy Moore, Beth—52,79,83 Moore, Mary Ann—25,26,124 Moore, Wayne—99,111,116 Morefield, Jeannette—4,17,72,106, 124 Morgan, Kelly—3,4,17,62,64,67 Morrison, Laurie—4,31,66,103 Mullins, Debbie—35,66,106,124 Murdock, Jim—17,63 Murphy, Missy—49 N Nale, Allen—17 Nale, Robin—49 Newell, Kim Nimrick, Francis—81 Nimrick, Troy—29,42,62,68 Nolen, Donna—4,17,49,124 Norton, Julie—4,49 o O’Toole, Ron—49 Onley, Sandy—42,71 P Parke, Scott—4,49 Parker, LeAnn—4,71,106,124 Parker, Valerie—42,63 Parker, Wayne—49 Parsons, Mike Pasley, Cheryl—4,49 Pataki, Marci—42,68 Pate, Troy—4 Patton, Bobby—49 Patterson, Jenene—106,107,124 Pearson, Steve—42,108,111,120,121 Peelman, Pam—17,62 Perkins, Burton Perkins, William—39,66,68,98,112, 114,115,122,123 Petticrew, John—42 Phillips, lanet—4,25,35,68,103 Pionelc, Sue—6,7,17,66 Poeshcl, Kim—42 Powell, Gina—49,107 Powell, Richard—26,61,82,117,119 Powell, Tom—49 Potter, Jeff Prefountain, David—42 Prefountain, Steve—66 Pullin, Christy—42,71 R Randall, Damon—49 Ransom, Richard—4 Ray, Larry—52,122,123 Razmus, Mike—49,95,111,120 Readnour, Gary—26,35,52,108,109, 112,126 Readnour, Steve—24,25,42,112,114, 115,126 Reed, Mike—29,67,68 Reed, Tina Reitsma, Darren—17 Rhodes, Stephanie—4,49,68 Richards, Nancy—3,4,49,117,124 Richards, Tyson Riggle, Susie—26,61 Rollins, David—31,35 Rolnicki, Darlene—80 Ross, Roy—17,71,108,110 Ross, Scott—42,108,111 Rowe, Laurie—17 Rowe, Mike—42,111,114,115 Ruhkamp, John Rumple, Michelle—3,49,71 Russian, Ron s Sawyer, Eric—35,108,126 Schmink, Mike Schmink, Ron—20,64,67,148 Serd, John—20 Serd, Matt—24,27,64,112,126,128, 148 Severado, Ally—35,108,109 Shade, Gina—49 Shade, Michelle—49 Shade, Tanya—4,49 Shanks, Jason—49 Shelto, Lisa—20,92,94,98 Shelato, Toni—49,124 Sherman, Chris—4,27,66,79,92,103 Sherman, Teresa—4,20 Sigmon, Chris—42 Simmons, Shari—49 Sliva, Steve—68,84,102,109 Smith, John—44,63,108 Smith, Karla—4,20 Smith, Kathy—4,6,7,20,27,28,61,64, 67,105 Smith, Rae Ann—6,24,25,35,61,64, 66,96,106,111,124 Snack, Lisa—6,7,47,68,92,103,149 Snapp, Rusty—29,41,71 Snider, Sue—6,7,20,52,71,103,119, 124,148 Snyder, Beth—39 Snyder, Charlotte—82 Snyder, Lisa—42 Sollars, Chris—4,50,111,116 Spencer, Bob—42 Spicer, Gary—52,82,148 Spires, Greg—27,35 Sprouls, Aneita—4 Sprouls, Gina—50,107 Sprouls, Phyllis—81 Starwalt, Brian—20,24,25,108,109, 110,120,121,147,151 Staub, Jerry—20 Steffey, Joe—52,84,112,114 Stephenson, Jeri—20,24,25,98,136 Stevens, Stacey—28,50,71 Stevens, Steve—21,62,64,122,1223, 128,136,1151,196 Steward, Mark—29,42,60,68,94,114 Steward, John—50,116 Stingley, Curt—4,42,120,108,111 Stultz, Anita—7,50,110 Swarens, Anita—52,79,84 T Thomas, Tammy—4,50 Thompson, Penny—4,21,62,64,67 Tintorri, Bobby Tintorri, Charlie—42 Tintorri, Clarice—63,82 Towns, John—42,112 Trahan, Jestin—62,66,84,129 Trahan, Jestine—43,62,66 Trimble, Phyllis—4,25,68,103,119 Troxel, Kim—98 Troxel, Tim Tuggle, Jerry—108,109,112,126 U Underwood, Elmo—81 V Vandiver, Eric—21,68,95 Vestal, Melissa—31,43 Vice, Robin Vogel, Ann—79,85 w Wadsworth, Beth—35,64,71,106 Wallace, Kevin—4,29,50,68,69,112 Waller, Tom—21 Ward, Darren—4,43,128 Warren, Bob—21 Warren, Dawn—4,6,7,98 Warren, Joe—21 Warren, Mike—4 Weaver, Ed—6,7,98 Weaver, Mitch—39,43 Wengler, Michelle—35,71 West, Donna—39,43 West, Lisa—71 Westland, Delores—43 White, Teara—43 Wilier, Vance—63,66,108 Williams, Janet—4,6,7,21,68,70,92, 152 Williams, Tina Wilkins, Sherry—71,84,146 Willette, Tom—52,85 Williford, Zanetta—43 Wilming, Wilma—79,81 Wilson, Bobby—43 Wilson, Gene—52,79,83 Winslow, Kevin—4,21,63 Winslow, Randy—4,43 Winkler, Danny—50,66 Wright, Mark—75,79,85 Wright, Phillip Wyer, Mamie—4,50 Wyer, Mane—21 Y Yoho, Larry—43,62,66,67,108,111, 115 Yoho, Nanci—50,52,107,117 Yoho, Zeke—29,35,64,67,68,148 Z Zumwalt, 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