Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

Inside Youll Find Faculty..................58 Clubs....................66 Academics................90 Sports...................96 Honors Day................NO Prom.....................114 Memorial.................118 Calendar.................120 Sponsors.................124 Seniors..... Homecoming Band........ Underclass... The 1983 Buffalo is dedicated to a man with outstanding character and willingness to help others. Steve Johnson has been a friend and teacher to almost every student at G.H.S. If not for his patient and guiding hand, the Buffalo would not be possible. With his help the yearbook staff was equipped with it’s own darkroom. His efforts to unify the staff, as yearbook adviser, made this yearbook one of the best. For his help and dedication, we (the yearbook staff) dedicate this yearbook to Steve Johnson. 3 James Bailey Jeffery Angle ec eicwn $iigA 'fcAcm % aM 0f J983 The past is but a memory The present a reality The future a destiny Mikel Bonomo Brenda Burress Bridget Cagle Joyce Chow Eric Cunningham 4 Seniors Tamera Dandridge Deborah Davis William Dowers Kris Crawford Steve Cornwell Brian Cornwell Donald Clay Shelly Grubb Kimberly Golcynski Earnest Gill Jim Edwards Seniors 5 Jeffery Alan Angle “Jeff” I enjoy playing football and spending time with my friends. I'll never forget my big Physics class. I hope to attend GMI and major in Electrical Engineering. In my first and last year at G.H.S. I participated in Football. Favorite T.V. show—Gimme a Break Favorite song or band—Hard to Say I'm Sorry Favorite movie—Rocky III Jim Bailey My hobbies are motorcycles, guns, and the great outdoors. My most remembered moment was March IS and May 21. I plan to go as far as I can go in everything. My favorite saying is 'That's right”. I was in trouble many times. I am going to miss Paige, and all the rest of my great friends. Favorite T.V. show—Leave it to Beaver Favorite song or band—Neal Young and Crazy Horse Favorite movie—Apocalypse Now Lisa Barker I have really enjoyed the past four years at Georgetown High School. I will never forget the night that Kevin asked me to go with him. or the time that Brenda Burress and I snuck into the exit door to see Halloween II. My future plans are to go to DACC and study Early Childhood Development for I or 2 years and then marry Kevin. During my four years at G.H.S. I participated in Pom-Pon, Marching Band. Spanish Club. Newspaper Staff. Pep Club, and G-Club. My favorite saying is I love you too Kevin”. I would like to wish all of my classmates good luck in everything that they do after high school. I hope that all of their dreams come true. Favorite T.V. show—Different Strokes Favorite song or band—anything but Loverboy Favorite movie—Rocky I.II. and III. and First Blood. Johanna Berry I enjoy going shopping, partying, fooling around, and having a good time. I'll never forget all the good times my friends and I had looking at the guy's Levis. In the future I plan to move to California, live on the beach, look at bikini speedos and eventually marry one. My Freshman year I was involved in Band. Pom-Pon. and Student Senate. My philosophy is to have loved and lost is better than to have not loved at all. Favorite T.V. show—NONE Favorite song or band—Fleetwood Mac Favorite movie—First Blood James Lee Bianchetta Jim” I enjoy playing baseball, basketball, fishing, and hunting. I will always remember all the hard times we gave Mr. Buerkle in sixth and seventh hour Auto Mechanics. In the future I plan to go to college and become either a P.E. or Social Studies teacher. In the last four years I have participated in Baseball. Basketball. G-Club. Student Senate. Class Officer. Spanish Club. Science Club, and FFA. My favorite saying is Can I borrow your chemistry homework? I would like to thank all the staff and students for making the last four years so enjoyable but especially Mr. Mills for letting us square dance in P.E. Favorite T.V. show—Andy Griffith Favorite song or band—Hurt So Good. Paradise by the Dashboard Lights. Favorite movie—Porkys Amy Black Snake My four years of high school were fun. but my Senior year had to to be the greatest! I enjoy running around and having fun with my friends: Kris. Laurie. Bridget. Aneita. Paula. Lisa. Angie. Phyllis, and Matt!! I’ll never forget all the fun times we had together, and boy there were alot! I think the best time that sticks to my mind is our Chicago trip. How could anyone forget that? My future plans are to go to college and study Early Childhood Education. My favorite saying .s, Did you see Mr. Steffey today, he’s looking mighty fine!” I was involved in Concert and Marching Band. Volleyball. Track. Polar Club. Science Club. Newspaper. FHA. G-Club. Pep Club, Pom-Pon (captain my senior year), and Mr. Steffey’s Fan Club. I’d like to thank Mr. Kercheval for being a great Band Director and friend. Mr. Johnson for being a funny” person, and especially Mr. Steffey's parents for bringing him into this world! Favorite T.V. show—Twilight Zone Favorite song or band—First Time Favorite movie—First Blood and Ghost Story Mike Bonomo I enjoy watching Mr. Buerkle get extremely mad. My hobbies are fishing, hunting, riding motorcycles, and boating. While in high school I participated in FFA. Favorite T.V. show—NONE Favorite song or band—Rockin into the Night and Ted Nugent Favorite movie—NONE Brenda Burress I enjoy spending time with my friends (Lisa). I especially enjoy the time I spend with Zeke and I cherish that time very much!! I'll never forget the stupid things Lisa and I have done. I will also never forget my Junior and Senior years because I shared them with Zeke. In the future I plan to go to DACC and to marry Zeke. My favorite saying is I love you too. Zeke!” In my years at G.H.S. I was involved in Volleyball. Pom-Pon. Band (Flag). Newspaper, and Pep Club. I am going to miss all of my friends and memories that I’ll leave behind. Favorite T.V. show—M A S H Favorite song or band—I Need You Favorite movie—Raiders of the Lost Ark Bridget Cagle Ziggy My interests are just about everything that's immoral or illegal. I'll never forget the day Dwayne squirted stuff” in Adult Living. In the future I plan to get very, very, rich. My favorite saying is No thanks. I'm trying to quit! I was involved in Softball. Spanish Club. FHA. G-Club. Pep Club. Square Dancing, and Bowling. I'd like to thank Mr. Johnson for everything he taught me first hour. Favorite T.V. show—M A S H Favorite song or band—Lights and Adam and the Ants Favorite movie—An Officer and a Gentleman. Joyce Ellen Chow Mrs. Dillman or Babe” I enjoy listening to the stereo and being with my friends (especially Dave). My most remembered moment is when I first met my special someone. Dave. My philosophy is if you can’t say something good about someone, don’t say anything at all.” I was in FFA and Spanish Club. I am going to miss all my friends here at G.H.S. (especially Dave). Favorite T.V. show—NONE Favorite song or band—Air Supply Favorite movie—NONE Donald Eugene Clay Cool Don My hobbies are. but are not limited to: riding motorcycles, proclaiming HARLEY DAVIDSON to be number I. convincing people to vote Democratic, to buy American made cars, and cruising with my friends. I will never forget the time S.H.. J.A., and myself were out running around, and I ran into a dumpster. I plan to attend GMI and major in Electrical Engineering. My favorite sayings are tough and don’t get kinke with the words!” I participated in Football. Baseball, and Wrestling. Favorite T.V. show—NONE Favorite song or band—anything by Ozzy Ozborne Favorite movie—First Blood Kyle Coburn I enjoy wrestling and track. I'll never forget Spanish class my Junior year. In the future I plan to attend college. My favorite saying is what! I was involved in Wrestling. Football. Track. Baseball, and Spanish Club. I’d like to thank Mr. Buerkle for the fun we all had in Auto Mechanics. Favorite T.V. show—Andy Griffith Favorite song or band—Van Halen Favorite movie—Fast Times at Ridgemont High Brian Cornwell My hobbies are sports of all kinds and cruising. I'll never forget beating Westville 60-6 in the Coal Bucket game my Senior year and David Behm’s half court shot my Sophomore year that beat Hoopeston East Lynn when they were 10th ranked in the state. I plan to attend Illinois State University and major in Accounting. My favorite saying is Give me a break . I participated in Football receiving All County and All Wauseca honors my Senior year. Basket- 6 ball. Baseball. Golf. NHS. and G-Club. I'm going to miss all my friends here at G.H.S. and all the athletics I participated in during my high school years. Favorite T.V. show—Dynasty Favorite song or band -Hurts so Good Favorite movie—Rocky III Steve Cornwell I enjoy playing and watching sports, cruising, and being with Paula. I'll never forget beating Westville in the Coal Bucket game 60-6 and also the Junior class party with Paula. I plan to attend Illinois State University and major in Accounting and also pass the C.P.A. exam. I participated in Football receiving All County as Tight End and Punter my Senior year. Basketball. Baseball, and Golf. I am going to miss participating in sports and all my friends at G.H.S. I am going to also miss causing trouble in Auto Mechanics class and Les. Favorite T.V. show—M A S H Favorite song or band—Hurts So Good and Cocaine Favorite movie—Rocky III Kerressa Dee Crawford Kris” My past four years at good ole G.H.S. have been great! I would like to thank Amy, Laurie. Rae Ann. Lisa S.. Paula. Phyllis, and Angie for making it that way. The things I’ll remember most during my adolescent years are the class get togethers”. the time Lisa Snack said take this exit Amy”, when Tammy Cagle and I made fun of certain people at the bowling alley (surfing U.S.A.). and the crazy things Rae and I used to do while sitting on the bench. It was also great just hanging around in town with my friends. My future plans are to move to Texas and eventually go to college. My favorite saying is Hey Amy. how we getting home tonight?” I was involved in Basketball. Track. Yearbook. Newspaper. Pom-Pon. NHS. Student Senate. Pep Club. Leo Club. Square Dancing. Bowling, and Mr. Steffey’s Fan Club. The thing I’m going to miss the most is watching Mr. Steffey’s swing in his back yard.” Favorite T.V. show—Fame Favorite song or band—Open Arms Favorite movie—First Blood and Arthur Eric Cunningham I enjoy hunting, fishing, trapping, and having a good time with my friends. I’ll never forget playing life guard at my party. In the future I plan to enlist in the Navy. My philosophy is In Heaven there Is no beer so we’d better drink it here.” I was in a cast most of the time. Favorite T.V. show—M A S H Favorite song or band—Wild Eyed Southern Boys Favorite movie—Porkys Tamera Lynn Dandridge Duck My ambition is to go to school and major in Business Administration. My past four years at G.H.S. have been fun. I’m really going to miss it. Favorite T.V. show—NONE Favorite song or band—Truly Favorite movie—NONE Kim Golcynski I enjoy being with my friends and talking on the phone for hours with a certain person and especially cruising around the big town. I’ll always remember the times at the Marching Band contests trying to keep warm and meeting that special person in my life Jim”. My future goals are to attend DACC and become a Secretary. My favorite saying is dig yah” I was involved in Pep Club, and the Rifle squad in Marching Band. I’d like to thank Mrs. Arnold for helping me to understand shorthand and enjoying it alot more. I am going to miss all the good old times at G.H.S. and especially the rifle captains. Favorite T.V. show—Fame Favorite song or band—Stone in Love Favorite movie—Ice Castles Shelly Grubb Shelly Sue” I like taking and developing pictures, being with my family and friends, especially Troy. Debbie, and Sandy. I’ll never forget 5A lunch my Sophomore and Junior years. In the future I plan to go to Danville Beauty School. DACC. and Illinois State University majoring in Elementary Education and get married to Troy Legros. My philosophy is If you can't say something nice about someone. don’t say anything at all.” While I was in high school I participated in FFA. Student Senate. Girls Basketball Stat. NHS. and Yearbook. I am going to miss all of my friends and working on the yearbook. Favorite T.V. show—M A S‘H Favorite song or band—Cats in the Cradle Favorite movie—NONE Scott Hardesty My interests are girls, money, and girls. My most remembered moment is May 22. 1979. I plan to become very rich and very happy. My favorite saying is go for it or what’s happening”. I was involved in kidnapping Paula Edwards from school. I am going to miss all of my friends when I'm in the Navy. Favorite T.V. show—Magnum P.l. Favorite song or band—anything by Lionel Richie or Commodores Favorite movie—Heaven Can Wait. Denise Harper Through the four years of high school. I was involved in Band. Pom-Pon. G-Club. and Pep Club. I will always remember my Junior and Senior years the most because I spent them with Marty. I will never forget passing up the chance to go to Hawaii because I didn’t want to miss school then I ended up getting suspended for 3 days. I enjoy running around with Chris, swimming, skating, softball, tennis, and most of all being with Marty. My future plans are to either go to Beauty School or DACC then find a job. live life one day at a time and then marry Marty. I would like to thank Mr. Johnson for making first hour study hall a blast and I would also like to thank Marty for being such a terrific guy. My favorite saying is Oh well . Favorite T.V. show—M’A S H Favorite song or band—Stairway to Heaven and anything by Bob Seger Favorite movie—An Officer and a Gentleman and Caddyshack Dwayne Hatton I enjoy cruising down by D.F.’s. house and laying on the horn as I go past. I will never forget when I went to Kansas City with the FFA and we got kicked out of our hotel because of me. In the future I plan to enlist in the Air Force and major in Technical Engineering. My favorite saying is Man. you’re full of- . I was in- volved in Football. Basketball. Baseball, and FFA. I’d like to thank Mr. Avery for getting writer’s cramp just to write me tardie slips. Favorite T.V. show—Bozo’s Big Top Circus Favorite song or band—39 Special and REO Favorite movie—Porky's Jeff Haussy Haus or Crip My hobbies are girls, sports, and cars. I will always remember Steve Angle after he fell on my knee at the soap game and put me out for the rest of the season. I plan to attend Greenville College and major in ?? My favorite saying is I'm sorry . I was involved in Football. Baseball. Basketball. Band, and Jazz Band. Favorite T.V. show—Hill Street Blues Favorite song or band—Truly Favorite movie—First Blood Paula Heiser Beast In my last four years of high school my Senior year has been the best. I enjoy being with my very best friends Angie. Lisa, and Phyllis also being with Steve. I will never forget the Elephant Man at Arby’s. Lisa’s cookouts”. our Junior class party (with Steve), bike wrecks with P.J.. and especially Carl and the Chicago band trip, what we can remember of it (right Amy Jean). In the future I plan to listen to more of Steve’s bad jokes, travel to the city of Danville and attend Lakeview School of Nursing to become a Registered Nurse. My philosophy is If you're in love with the History teacher, jump him! I was involved in Band. Cheerleading. Class Secretary, FHA. Homecoming Co-Queen, Newspaper. Pep Club. Polar Club. Pom-Pon. Science Club. Student Senate. Track. Volleyball. G-Club. and Vice President of Mr. Steffey’s Fan Club. I would like to thank all of the teachers, especially Mr. Johnson and Mr. Kercheval. for making my last year at G.H.S. great! I am really going to miss all the good times with the Senior class and especially Steve, Angie, Lisa. Phyllis. Amy. Tracy. Beth, and Mr. Johnson. Favorite T.V. show—Dukes of Hazard Favorite song or band—Rock the Cabash and I know What Boys Like. The Clash. Bow Wow Wow. and 7 Harold Maskel Joe Maskel Timothy Maxwell Rod McDaniel 8 Seniors Patricia Lyday Kelly Manning Derrick Lipscomb Penny McFarland Jeana Meeker Nancy Moody Laurie Morrison Seniors 9 Stray Cats. Favorite movie—First Blood. Rocky III. and Porkys Sherri Hugh I like being with Steve and riding around having a good time getting loaded. I will always remember all the rowdy times at G.H.S. I plan to get married in the next couple of years and have a family. My favorite saying is Oooooh I had a rough weekend.” I participated in Track. Prom committees. Yearbook, and was an attendant for Homecoming. I am going to miss all the fights going on in the halls. Favorite T.V. show—Mat Houston and The Fall Guy Favorite song or band—REO, Loverboy. and Bob Seger. Favorite movie—First Blood. Beastmaster. and Rocky III Dwayne Hughes I enjoy football, listening to music, and just being around town. I’ll never forget me and Larry’s road trip and Mr. Sliva’s Green Bay drills. My future plans are to graduate from a college and then get married. I was involved in G-Club. Pep Club. Spanish Club. NHS. President of my class 4 years, Wrestling. Track, and Football. Favorite T.V. show—W.K.R.P. in Cincinnati Favorite song or band—Van Halen Favorite movie—Fast Times at Ridgemont High Angela Marie Ingham ”Angie” These last four years of high school have been great. I enjoyed the times with David and all my good friends that have been around a long time. Lisa. Paula. Phyllis, and Amy. I'll always remember the times in the Dustbuster ”. Phyllis’s mouth. Amy’s wreck. Lisa’s cookouts. and last but not least. Paula teaching me to squat”. My interests are. sports, wasting money, and writing letters to my pen pal”. I was involved in Band. Pom-Pon. Cross Country. Basketball. Track. Square Dancing. Student Senate. Science Club, and Senior Class Vice President. My future plans are to continue my education at S.I.U. and to major in Education, also to always be with David. My favorite saying is I’m gonna be sick”. I am going to miss ail my classmates and their friendship. Favorite T.V. show—The Benny Hill Show Favorite song or band—Stay Awhile and Yaz Favorite movie—Yours. Mine, and Ours Kevin Key My interests are farming (grain and livestock), welding, and mechanics. I plan to attend DAAC college and major in Agricultural Production. My future goals are to become a successful grain and livestock farmer. I was involved in FFA for four years. Favorite T.V. show—NONE Favorite song or band—NONE Favorite movie—James Bond movies Kevin Kupcik I enjoy running and only going to school half a day. I’ll never forget the first time Lisa and I went out. the night I asked her to go with me. and I’ll never forget the two years at the State Finals and Behm’s cabin. My future plans are to attend college and marry Lisa. My favorite saying is ”1 love you Babe (Lisa)”. I was involved in Cross Country, Basketball, and Track. I am going to miss all the fun I had at G.H.S. and square dancing in P.E. Favorite T.V. show—Different Strokes Favorite song or band—Foreigner Favorite movie—Raiders of the Lost Arc and First Blood Troy Legros Troy-Boy” I enjoy motorcycling and hill-climbing. I’ll never forget the night I asked Shelly to go with me. In the future I plan to go to college, have a 200 acre farm, be an aircraft mechanic, and marry Shelly Grubb. While at Georgetown I was involved in FFA. I’d like to thank Mr. McLaughlin for giving me a chance in his class. I am going to miss getting out of Mr. Wright’s class to work in the shop or out in the fields. Favorite T.V. show—Knight Rider Favorite song or band—AC DC Back in Black Favorite movie—Star Wars Derrick Lipscomb I enjoy girls and sports. My hobbies are sleeping. I’ll never forget Homecoming. My future plans are to go into the service. My philosophy is you mess with me you die . I was involved in Football. Track, and Basketball. I am going to miss Mr. Johnson, a cool teacher. Favorite T.V. show—The Jeffersons Favorite song or band—The Time Favorite movie—Live on Sunset Strip Patricia Ann Lyday Patty” I enjoy traveling, cruising in my car on weekends, and celebrating birthdays. Through my four years of high school I was involved in Student Senate. FHA. FFA Secretary and Vice President. G-Club. Pep Club. Track. NHS Reporter. Yearbook Editor, and Square Dancing. I’ll never forget making and modeling a bikini in Mrs. Moore's Clothing II class, and skipping out all of the time. In the future I plan to enroll in Lakeview’s school of Radiology, spend my first $10,000 on a Corvette, and then get married. My favorite saying is Would you please stand for the pledge . . .” Favorite T.V. show—Laverne and Shirley Favorite song or band—Fun. Fun. Fun. Beach Boys. Favorite movie—Anything with Sylvester Stallone in it. Jerry Dean Martin Dean I like running, playing basketball (jammin ). and busy summer vacations. I’ll never forget the '82 county basketball tournament when I had to take off my shoes and give them to David Behm to wear while I was sitting the bench trying to hit on Catlin's cheerleaders. I plan to attend ISU and major in Applied Computer Science. My favorite saying is BURRRPM” I was involved four years in Cross Country, Basketball. Track. G-Club. and Band (Drum Major). My favorite personality is Steve Martin. Favorite T.V. show—Intellevision Space Armada Favorite song or band—Turn Me Loose Favorite movie—Airplane Joe Maskel I enjoy being with all my friends and spending time with Michelle. My most remembered moment is June 3, 1982. I plan to go to Art School and major in Commercial Art. My favorite saying is ’’Groovy baby groovy”. I was involved in FFA. Drama Club. Industrial Arts, Leo Club. A.V. Club, and Library Club. Favorite T.V. show—M A S’H Favorite song or band—Anything by OZZY Favorite movie—An Officer and a Gentleman Jeanina J. Meeker Jeana” My hobbies are listening to music, collecting keychains, watching that certain someone, getting rowdy, and being with my friends. I'll never forget meeting T.A.G. and all the fun times I had with him. My favorite saying is oh baby”. I was in the Spanish Club. I am going to miss all my friends (especially T.A.G.) and all the good times I had at G.H.S. Favorite T.V. show—Fame Favorite song or band —Lead Me On Favorite movie—NONE Nancy Moody I enjoy morotcycle riding and going out partying with Danny Wells and all my friends. I’ll always remember all the good times that I’ve had with my friends Carla C.. Vickie M.. Sherrie H.. and Tammy T. In the future I plan to attend DACC and go into Receptionist work. My favorite saying is yeah, right”! I was involved in Softball. Volleyball, FFA. FHA. and the Newspaper Staff. I’m going to miss all the good times that I’ve had at G.H.S. and through the years of school and Kim G. and Robin P. I'd like to thank my mother for all her support through all the difficult times also, all the difficult decisions through the years. THANKS MOM!! Favorite T.V. show—NONE Favorite song or band—Take it to the Limit and Comfortably Numb Favorite movie—First Blood and Rocky I.II.Ill Laurie Ann Morrison I enjoy running around on weekends and having a good time with my friends Amy. Kris, and Jerry. I will always remember the fun trip the Band took to Chicago. In the future I plan to attend DACC and become a Business Secretary. My favorite saying is look at Mr. Steffey ”. I was involved in Band. Science Club. FHA. Pom-Pon. Pep Club. NHS, Newspaper, and Volleyball. I am going to miss all 10 my friends and the teachers at G.H.S. (especially Mr. Steffey). I will also miss all the good times here and our class get togethers. Favorite T.V. show—Fame Favorite song or band—Love Me Tomorrow Favorite movie—First Blood Debbie Mullins My interests are mostly Tony Hall. I like softball, volleyball, fishing, going out learning how to shoot a gun when I’m suppose to be at school, and just plain doing anything as long as Tony is there with me. I will always remember all the good times I had my Freshman year, the upper classmen that were always there, and all the people who made fun of me rubbing my nose! My future plans are to go to a two year college, move away from this small town, get married to Tony and have a wonderful family in due time. I was involved in Softball. Basketball. Volleyball. G-Club. Drama Club (Treasurer). FHA. and Newspaper. I am going to miss all the fun talks on the volleyball bus. all the good times making Patterson mad at me in softball. Tina High and the talks we use to have throughout my school years, but I already miss all the upper classmen around here. Favorite T.V. show—The Guiding Light Favorite song or band—Time for Me to Fly and anything by the Beatles Favorite movie—There were so many good ones, but mostly the ones that made me cry and the ones I shared with Tony. Leann Parker I enjoy spending my spare time with Glenn and also playing sports for fun. i ll always remember all the fun I've had at the Marching Band contests, especially the Music Bowl. I’ll remember my 2 years of being Drum Major in Band. I plan to attend Southern Illinois University and hope to major in Computer Science. My most used saying is I’m sure . I was involved in Girls Basketball Manager. Basketball. Volleyball. Spanish Club, FHA. Jazz Band, Pep Band. Marching Band, Drum Major. Concert Band. Vermilion County Music Festival, and Wrestling Stat. I would like to thank all my good friends for making my years at G.H.S. fun. Also to all those who helped me through my rough times. I am truly going to miss Mr. Kercheval. He is truly like a father to me. Favorite T.V. show—Magnum P.l. Favorite song or band—Truly Favorite movie—First Blood Janet Lynn Phillips as called by office. Jan” My hobbies are roller skating, ice skating, swimming, and SPAZIN OUT! I'll always remember my best friend Beth Wadsworth and also Rae Ann. Michelle, and the POUNCER (you know who you are). I plan to attend S.I.U. and major in Court Reporting, become disgustingley rich and have a man marry me for my money! My favorite saying is Beth wanna go swimming? . . . Your Pool!!” I was involved in Track, Band (Flag Captain). Volleyball. Cheerleading. G-Club. Pom-Pon, Pep Club. Yearbook. Newspaper. Spanish Club (Secretary). Science Club. YMCA Girls Wrestling Captain (along with Cheryl McNeese alias the POUNCER!). and member of the Society Against Dingy Students S.A.D.S. I’d like to thank Mrs. Arnold and Miss McLin for helping me with my career choice. Favorite T.V. show—Leave it to Ward and June Favorite song or band—Paradise by the Dashboard Light Favorite movie—Aunt Jemima Becomes President Gary Allen Readnour I enjoy being with Missy and cruising around with guys. I’ll never forget skipping out of 5th hour to play Atari at Sawyer's home with Eric and Matt. In the future I plan to go to college majoring in either Computers or become a Welder and play some baseball. My favorite saying is What’s wrong. Missy? I participated in Baseball. Basketball, and Football. I’m going to miss being in Mr. Delmottes office every week. Favorite T.V. show—Abott Costello on Sunday morning and Andy Griffith Favorite song or band—Hurts So Good Favorite movie—Rocky III and Porkys James Michael Reed Mike” I enjoy cruising town, going shooting, being with Michelle, and washing my truck on sunny afternoons. I’ll never forget the night Chelle C., Stacy S., Mike G.. and I went to Paris. I plan to make alot of money in the future, but I’m not quite sure how yet. I’ve stopped drinking, really! may not be my favorite saying, bit it's got to be my most used. I participated in Basketball. Cross Country. Track. NHS. Leo Club, and Polar Club. I’d like to thank Mr. Kulbartz for all of his help and encouragement through my years in school. Favorite T.V. show—M A S H Favorite song or band—Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band. Favorite movie- Smokey and the Bandit Tina Layne Reed Short Smurf” I enjoy being with my baby (Terri) and being with my friends. I plan to get a good job and raise Terri and maybe go to DACC. My favorite saying is Go for it!” I am going to miss all of my friends and Robyn. Favorite T.V. show—NONE Favorite song or band—I Love Rock n Roll Joan Jet and the Blackhearts Cindy Reinier Cynthia Kay I like to party with friends. Rock-n-Roll. dance, play centipede, and go to the movies. I will never forget Friday night with Kim Troxel when I got nicknamed Vern-Duck” and also B.G. In the future I plan to go to an Art Institute in Florida, live by the beach, and share my life with someone special. My favorite saying is To each his own!” I was in Volleyball. Art Club. Play, and Yearbook staff. I’d like to thank Mr. Trahan for his speeches. I can understand the world better. Also Mr. Ray for not asking for a tardy slip. Favorite T.V. show-M A S H Favorite song or band—Def Leppard High -n-Dry Favorite movie—Friday the 13th Part I Ron Russian I like watching little kids wreck their bicycles. I will always remember the first time I got caught skipping. My future plans are TOP SECRET. My favorite saying is It’s a dirty job. but somebody has got to do it.” I participated in P.E. occasionally. Favorite T.V. show—WKRP Favorite song or band—Judas Priest Favorite movie—Excallibur Eric Lee Sawyer Buz” I enjoy being with Stacey and cruising over to Catlin with Brian and Steve Cornwell. I’ll never forget skipping out of 5th hour to play Atari at my house with Readnour and Serd. In the future I plan to join the Air Force and then hopefully get married. My favorite saying is But Mr. Avery, I didn’t deserve it.” I participated in Football and Baseball. I am going to miss Mr. Delmotte (Robert) and all the good times and discussions we had in his office. Favorite T.V. show—The Fall Guy and old army movies on Sunday Morning Favorite song or band—Love Me Tomorrow Favorite movie—Fast Times At Ridgemont High and Porky’s Mike Schmink I enjoy watching Mr. Beurkle’s head turn red when I squirt him with water. My hobbies are fishing, biking, partying, and cruising in my Ford. I have participated in FFA and Track. Favorite song or band—Running with the Devil and Van Halen Matt Serd Serdy Cat” I enjoy riding around with my friends and being with Amy. I will never forget the night I let a girl drive my car. and she put it in the ditch. After graduating from GHS. I plan to attend ISU and major in Accounting. I was involved in Basketball. Football. Cross Country. Baseball. Golf, and NHS. I would like to thank the P.E. teachers for teaching me how to square dance . Favorite T.V. show—Budweiser Light Commercials Favorite song—Girl with the Heart of Gold Favorite movie—First Blood 6 Porkys Ally Severado I like coming to school. I’ll never forget the time Haussy smacked Buerkel with a wet paper towel. I plan to attend Lincoln-Tech college and major in Diesel Mechanics. Favorite T.V. show—MTV II Debbie Mullins Julie Parke LeAnn Parker Burton Perkins Cindy Reinier Ron Russian Eric Sawyer Rae Ann Smith Bryan Snack Aneita Sprouls 13 Seniors Gary Readnour James Michael Reed Richard Ransom Janet Phillips Theodore Severado Chris Sherman Mike Schmink Kim Troxel Phyllis Trimble Bobby Tintorri Seniors 13 Favorite song or band—Fleetwood Mac Favorite movie—E.T. Christina Lynn Sherman Chris” I enjoy being with Troy Nimrick (my sweetheart), talking all the time, running around with my Best Friend Denise Flarper. and going to X-C meets. I will always remember when I was chosen to go to Girls’ State. I will also remember when I received second place for typing I at the Vermilion County Typing I. II. and Shorthand Contest my Junior year, and also going to prom. I plan to attend Danville Junior College and major in Cosmetology. Sometime in the future become a Secretary. My favorite saying is see ya toots! I participated in Pep Club. Pom-Pon. G-Club. Rifle Corp (captain Jr. and Sr. year). Volleyball. Track. Softball. Newspaper (editor Sr. year). I’d like to thank all of my teachers for encouraging me to succeed, my parents for letting me grow up. and especially my sweetheart Troy Nimrick for just being there when I needed him. Favorite T.V. show—Smurfs Favorite song or band—Truly Favorite movie—An Officer and a Gentleman Rae Ann Smith Bert or Raener” During high school I participated in Volleyball. Basketball. Softball. NFIS, Student Senate. Newspaper. G-Club. Pep Club, and Yearbook. I was also Co-Homecoming Queen and an attendant my Junior year. My most remembered moments in high school are being picked Homecoming Queen with Paula Heiser. thanks everyone and Jeff. W. V-ball with Beth The Exorcist” (remember Beth, the whipped cream?). B-ball with P.T. and K.C. Falling in the mud at S-ball practice and I’ll never forget HEY (will we manager Wadsworth). Also. I will never forget my Junior year with B.S. I enjoy sports, flowers, running around with my friends, and hitting Phitz with the flyswatter ! In the future I plan to attend DACC. become a Florist, and make some more trips to E.I.U. I’d like to thank Phyllis, thanks Phitz for all the help you gave me and all the talks, you sure have helped me with alot of things. Beth, thanks for being such a good friend, stay in touch. Janet P. what an experience knowing you. have fun at S.I.U.! Kris, thanks for all the fun times, write me from Texas. D.M.. L.S., A.I.. A.B.. P.H.. and L.M. for making high school fun. and Mr. Johnson for being a great teacher. My favorite saying is HEY the Patterson way. Favorite T.V. show—M A $ H Favorite song or band—The One You Love by Glen Fry Favorite movie—Garp and First Blood Lisa Snack Lisa” In these past four years here at G.H.S. I enjoyed (immensely) gazing at the spring in Eddie Joe's back yard—what funll I will always remember the good times with all my friends like the Elephant Man at Arbys. getting caught skipping Purple and White night ”81 (really Paula tying our shoes?), and the party at my house (next time please spare my curtains and hairbrush—you know who). In the future I plan to move to deep in the heart of Arlington and become a cosmetologist. I was involved in Band. Pom-Pon. FHA. Newspaper. Pep Club. Head lady in square dancing. President of the Mr. Stef fey fan club. Good luck to my predecessor Tracy! I am going to miss the three people that made my high school years the best years of my life. Angie. Paula, and Phyllis. I will also miss Tracy. Mr. Steffey. and my favorite teacher Mr. Johnson! My favorite saying is Geod”. Favorite T.V. show—Late Nite with David Letterman Favorite song or band—Carry on My Wayward Son Favorite movie—Heroes and High Anxiety Anita Sprouls Neta” My hobbies are reckless driving. I'll never forget the day Dwayne squirted stuff in Adult Living. In the future I plan to go to college and get my M.R.S. degree. My favorite saying is my dad will never notice a dent that small I was involved in Pep Club. Pom-Pon. Band. Square Dancing. Bowling, and FHA. I am going to miss P.E. . . immensely! Favorite T.V. show—Square Pegs Favorite song or band—Lights or anything by Adam Ant Favorite movie—Animal House Phyllis Trimble In all four years as a high school student my interests were screaming and lusting after Eddie Joe. (whata swing!) I will always remember the one dress-up day ”, (Remember Paula. Lisa Angie?) (Oh. and you too Mr. Delniotte!!) the one special night when me. Lisa, and Foxy Dwayne , went to visit the grave yard. (Thanks for the flowers Dwayne!) and especially the day that Troy and I started going together. I was involved in Band. X-Country, B-ball. Track. G-Club. Poni-pon. Science-Club. FHA. and also the secretary of Mr. Steffey’s Fan Club (Oh. Baby!). The special people in which I would like to thank for making my high school years the best years of my life are my friends—Paula. Angie. Lisa. Amy. Rae. and Tracy. Thanks, you beautiful ladies for being my very special friends. Always remember Paula, Chico and the Man”. Rae. the clothes basket . Lisa. The ditch in the Dust-buster . Angie. What did Dave bring home for ya this weekend?” (haha). Tracy. The big P”. Amy. A special thanks to you for becoming my special friend again . Thanks again ladies! Bye Paula. Angie. Lisa. Rae. Amy. Tracy! I Lovvvvvvve Youuuuuuu! Favorite T.V. show—Benny Hill Favorite Song—Free Bird, Chico and the Man” Favorite movie:—Taps. Poltergeist Kim Troxel I enjoy having a good time with my friends and partying. I’ll never forget how long it took to get out of here. My future goals are to take life one step at a time and enjoy it. My favorite saying is if you think its ruff in here, you otta be out there in the real world. Favorite T.V. show—M A $ H Favorite song—Stay Favorite group—Journey Favorite movie:—Something for Joey! Jerry Tuggle My hobbies are hunting and fishing. My most remembered moment is sacking Watseka’s Quarterback. My future plans are to find a job that pays alot of money. My favorite saying is I don’t know”. I participated in Football. Basketball. Baseball, and FFA. I am going to miss sports at G.H.S. Favorite T.V. show—NONE Favorite song or band—Keep on Loving You Favorite movie—NONE Robin Vice I enjoy being with my friends, running around, and spending summer nights with that special man in my life. I will always remember those special days at G.H.S.. and also the nights of riding around the big town trying to stay out of trouble, but most of all my best memory is meeting the man in my life Doug”. My future plans are to attend DACC and major in Early Childhood Development. My philosophy in life is get what you can now. the rest will come lat er . I participated in Track. Pom-Pon. Pep Club. Prom Committee, and FFfA. I would like to thank my parents, teachers, and friends for putting up with me the last four years. I will miss you all take care, and good luck! Favorite T.V. show—Fame Favorite song or band—Hard to Say I’m Sorry 14 Chicago Favorite movie—First Blood Elizabeth Jane Wadsworth Duran Duran. Chicago. Foreigner. Air Supply Rick Springfield. 38 Special. Journey and Led Zepplin. Juke Box Hero. ’Beth Favorite movie Raiders of the Lost Ark I enjoy athletics, being with my friends, and trying to keep track of who Janet’s latest flame is. I will always remember the crazy times I had with Rae. Michelle, and Janet, volleyball shaving cream fights, and my ENOURMOUS Physics class. In the future I plan to attend the University of Illinois, obtaining a Chemistry or Biochemistry degree. I also plan to remain single, but not childless. At G.FI.S. I participated in Volleyball. Softball. NHS. Spanish Club. Newspaper. Student Senate. Leo Club, and G-Club. I am going to miss J.P., M.W.. R.S., Stacey Stevens. Pizza on Thursdays, and Mrs. Wilkins and Sheldon Cook exchanging deroggatory remarks. My favorite saying is HEY” (Patterson style.) Favorite T.V. show—NONE Favorite song or band Wonderful Tonight Favorite movie—The Way We Were Dawn Michelle Warren Dusk” My hobbies are listening to music, speaking Val. causing trouble with J.M.. S.P., T.D.. P.D.. K.P.. T.M., and collecting cosmic vibes while meditating to the musical expressions of Doctor Demento. I will never forget all the great times with the LaCool Family”. April 7, 1987. amd Moon Zappa. My future plans are to attend college and major in Zoology and then devote my energies to the S.U.L.A. Club. My favorite saying is Check him out!” I participated in Flag Corp. captain my Senior year. G-Club. Yearbook. FHA. French Club. Volleyball, and Drama Club. I am going to miss Marching Band (especially drill box. just joking Mr. K.). telling all the aqua velva beasties to bag your face”, and all my friends at G.H.S. Favorite T.V. show—You Think You Got Troubles Favorite song or band—Hurts So Good Favorite movie—Fast Times at Ridgemont High Michelle Kay Wengler Micki” I enjoy being with my friends, cruising, and listening to good music. I’ll never forget all the good times I’ve had at G.H.S. and also going to Ridgefarm. In the future I plan to go to DACC. marry Bob Seger or John Cougar, and live a happy life. I’d like to thank all of the people who helped me when I needed it the most. My philosophy is it could be worse”. Favorite T.V. show—Leave it to Beaver Favorite song or band—It's Your Life Favorite movie—Gone with the Wind Lisa West I enjoy riding around and being with my friends. I’ll never forget all the fun I’ve had in high school and all the fun Debbie and I had in Ridgefarm. In the future I plan to attend Lakeview Nursing Center. My favorite saying is Who asked you anyway?” I am going to miss all my friends at G.H.S. Tina Williams I enjoy being with Doyne. my friends, and cruisin back roads. I’ll never forget the help that Mr. Spicer and the white house staff has given me to become an employee, and the good times I’ve had at G.H.S. In the future I plan to live on a private teach, become rich, and someday spend the rest of my life with Doyne. My favorite saying is be good . I was involved in FHA. Freshman. Sophomore. and Junior year. Favorite T.V. show—Hart to Hart Favorite song or band—Always on my Mind Anything by REO Favorite movie—First Blood Zeke Yoho Ed Weaver My senior year has been by far. the better of the four years I’ve put up with G.H.S. Mainly because of the sheer anticipation of getting out. I plan to go on thru life trying hard to forget my whole high school experience. I also plan to attend EIU and major in creative Journalism and minor in French. After that. I’ll probably move to California and find a job writing for some cheap magazine. My hobbies include: CAT juggling, guitar, writing, and going to bars looking for girls with dog doo on their shoes. Favorite T.V. show—NONE Favorite song or band—America. Bread. ELO. I like to spend time on weekends with Brenda or occasionally with close friends. I’ll always remember the great times I had at G.H.S. both my Freshman and Sophomore years with good friends and my Junior and Senior years with Brenda. My future goals are to be a Radiologist and possibly specialize into one field in later years. My favorite saying is Wait Dwayne. I’ll tell you later!” I was involved in X-Country. NHS. Track, and Wrestling. I am going to miss square dancing and Mr. Wilson more than anything. Favorite T.V. show—M A S H Favorite song or band—Anyone except AC DC Favorite movie—Raiders of the Lost Ark 18 BABY BUFFS—1983 1. Debbie Mullins 2. Denise Harper 3. Patty Lyday 4. Sherrie High 5. Lisa Snack 6. Angie Ingham 7. Beth Wadsworth 8. RaeAnn Smith 9. Tina Reed 10. Lisa Barker 11. Robin Vice 12. Brenda Burress 13. Aneita Sprouls 14. Kim Golcynski 15. Jerry Martin 16. Shelly Grubb 17. Janet Phillips 18. Bridget Cagle 19. Chris Sherman 20. Jeanna Meeker 21. Matt Serd 22. LeAnn Parker 23. Michelle Wengler 24. Jeff Haussy 25. Paula Heiser 26. Laurie Morrison 27. Dwayne Hughes 28. Amy Black 29. Dawn Warren 30. Eric Sawyer 31. Joyce Chow 32. Kris Crawford id HOMECOM ING ROYALTY 19 8 2 Queen Paula Heiser Queen Rae Ann Smith Queen Candidate Johanna Berry Junior Princes Gina Shade Sophomore Princess Chelle Cebulski Freshman Princess Lisa Dubois escorted by Stanley Dye escorted by Mike Razmus escorted by Steve Pearson upper left — Mr. Powell helped ’ stuff” and unstuff the ear. upper right—The Seniors showed off their talents by winning the ear decorating contest. middle left—1981 Queen Mary Lewis escorted by Scott Sprouls. middle—Mr. Powell is ready for the balloon toss. lower left—The senior class tug-a-war team. lower right — Jeff Jones is stuffing down a hotdog. Tracy, Paula, and Missy led the Snake Dance all around town. The Oohs, Ahhs Homecoming Although the uncomfortable chilliness of fall was in the air, many students, teachers, and parents turned out to make GHS’s 2nd Annual Homecoming Olympics a warm and memorable occasion. The evenings activities included: a tug of war, a water balloon toss, a hot dog eating contest, a car stuffing contest, and a car decorating contest. The Seniors pulled off a first place standing in the tug of war, and the car decorating contest. The Juniors, represented by Tracy Bina and Chuck Tuggle set a new record of 30 feet, in the water balloon toss. Jeff Jones, also representing the Rae Ann watches as Eric secures his hat and psyches himself up for the The Freshman are giving it all they got as Guy decides to help, pull. Bridget and the senior class are all washed up in the balloon toss. 22 Tina shows her spirit as she puts the finishing touches on the junior car. Stomachs growl as the hungry contestants await the hot dog eating contest. GRUNTS, GROANS 1982 Juniors stuffed down 10 hot dogs in 73.6 seconds. Defeating Senior—Eric Cunningham, Sophomore—Dusty Hill, and Freshman—Darla Berry, in the hot dog eating contest. The Freshman class set a new car stuffing record by stuffing 23 freshman in Mr. Riggle's car. The Bulletin Board Decorating contest, held earlier in the day was won by the Junior class with the theme E.T. says Comets Go Home!” The overall winner of the Olympics was the Juniors, with a total score of 9 points. The 1982 Homecoming Queens Rae Ann Smith and Paula Heiser. also the 1981 Quec Mary Lewis. Donna. Cheryl, and Michelle show their school spirit on purple white day. The car stuff proved to be an entangling experience but for a few like Dennis Powell it must hav been painful. The unforgetable bulletin board that won the juniors first place. Dwayne is ready for anything the Tigers can give. 23 BUFFALO BAND Front row—K. Golcynski. K. Martin. L. Lambert. K. Kocurek. D. Kelch. M. Wyer, T. Legros, A. Sprouls. C. Sherman. 2nd row—D. Nolan. S. Rhoades. K. Bridgewater. C. Golcynski. A. Ingham. M. Weaver. C. Manning. R. Winslow. R. Ransom. J. Cheek. P. Heiser. B. Hughes. P. Trimble. C. Cebulski. M. Rumple. 3rd row—C. Pasley. J. Haussy. M. Mockaitas. T. Jones. S. Haggerty. M. Black. D. Berry. S. Noggle. G. Shade. R. Black. A. Stultz. Drum Major J. Martin. M. Ford, C. Sollars, L. Morrison. S. Schomburg. J. Wallace. C. McNeese. Y. Wise. T. Shade, L. Snack. Director. Mr. Vance Kercheval. R. Biggs. 4th row—Drum Majors L. Parker. M. Barker. 5th row—J. Norton. T. Competitions—1982-83 September 25, 1982—Music Bowl October 2, 1982—Viking Invitational Soldier Field, Chicago, IL. Whitsell Field, Danville, IL. 6th—Class A 3rd—Parade 4th—Show 24 Band MARCHES ON Thomas. J. Sherman. J. Pasley. S. Ice. B. Hall. K. Carlton. H. Brooks. M. Ingham. A. Black. E. Gill. C. Stingley. B. Irish. M. Weaver. M. Johnson. G. Burton. C. Anderson. S. Davis. G. Sprouls. C. McNeese. K. Manning. N. Richards. A. Crook. 6th row—S. Parke. J. Bomgardner. J. Phillips. J. Lamar. D. Warren. M. Pataki, S. Hughes. L. Barker. S. Ford. B. Burress. T. Cagle. E. Graves. T. Bina. B. English. K. Mullins. K. Carpenter. J. Sprouls. K. Wallace. October 9. 1982—Vermilion County Invitational Brazel Field, Floopeston, IL. 2nd—Class A October 16, 1982—Eastern Illinois University Marching Contest O’Brien Field, Charleston, IL. 5th—Class B October 23. 1982—lllini Marching Contest University of Illinois Memorial Stadium, Champaign. IL. 4th—Class B Band BURKE FAMILY CONTRIBUTES EQUIPMENT TRAILER After seeing other marching bands and the ease with which they hauled, and loaded and unloaded their equipment, Ted and Carolyn Burke of Burke's Spring Shop unselfishly provided the equipment trailer as well as the truck with which to pull it. The band greatly appreciated such support in times such as these. It was a definite plus to be able to keep the uniforms hanging neatly in the trailer rather than having to tote them home and back and risk soiling and wrinkling. A bus ride with more comfort ended in more relaxed competitors and sharper looking uniforms. Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Burke. Now this looks real interesting!! Say Cheese! Drum Majors LeAnn Parker. Jerry Martin and Marguerite Barker. 26 Wake Up LeAnn. The Day Is Just Starting. AN INSIDE LOOK AT BAND Most people think of the band as a bunch of people just playing music. But there’s alot more to the band than meets the eye. There are long hours of practicing at band camp to prepare for field competition, working on the field and having sectionals to get everything just right. Some individuals sold plant seeds and jewelry to help pay for the camp. As for the concert band, they spend everyday during 4th hour practicing for concerts and contests. The band students participate in a Christmas concert and the Vermilion County Festival. The concert band has its own money making projects. They sell oranges and grapefruits, and cheese and sausages to raise money for the things they really need or want. On the field or off, the band does its best to represent the spirit of Georgetown High School. Really Lisa, it can’t be that funny! 21 Sitting—Janet Phillips, Shelly Grubb, Patty Lyday, Kris Crawford, Christy Pullin. Second Row—Rhonda Johnson, Rae Ann Smith. Third Row—Dawn Warren, Lisa Snack, Angie Ingham, Geno Malusek, Joe Chantos. Fourth Row—Greg Grant, Jeff Lenhart. Doug Jeffers, Ed Weaver. SCHOOL YEAR PRESERVED IN PRINTS AND PICTURES Did you get the photos for that job done yet? Is the copy written for that assignment? Do you have a layout design planned? Can you type this copy for me? Where are the layout sheets? When is Mr. Z coming back? Has anyone seen the FFA photos? These are just a few quotes that float around the yearbook room. The synthesizing of a yearbook is much more difficult than some realize. Many things must be decided and then implemented. Meeting deadlines, conducting sales campaigns, covering events, composing interesting copy, gathering accurate information, and developing appealing pages are but a few of the actions which must come together to form a school yearbook. Everyone on the staff must be able to work with other staff members in order for things to run smoothly. It is very simple for things to be disorganized in such a task as composing a yearbook. We of the 1983 Buffalo Staff thoroughly hope you enjoy your edition of the school year prein photographs and print. served TRUE FRIENDSHIPS Ally, supporter, sympathizer, buddy, pal, confidant, associate, companion, chum. These are just a few of the terms synonomous with the word friend. In high school, friendships occur in varying degrees ranging from casual acquaintances to boyfriend-girlfriend relationships to trusting alliances in which the most guarded thoughts and information are entrusted to one another. It’s a comforting feeling to know someone exists to whom you can tell everything. Someone who is there to listen when troubles get you down-, someone with whom you can share your most inner thoughts tos someone who will be there when you need someonei someone who will stand by you through it all. Friends exist on all levels but true friends come along maybe once in a lifetime and last forever. Flave you met a true friend yet? You’ll know a true friend when one appears. Are your high school friends temporary or permanent? Only time will tell. What ever happened to blue jeans? Good friends Paula Heiser. Lisa Snack. Tracy Bina, and Angie Ingham show off their new duds on punk rock day. Good friends seem to be less reluctant to act a little crazy around each other. Tina High and Donna Mahoney are two such friends. In addition to being guides for young peoples' progress, teachers must also be friends to students. Lisa Dubois Pearson, Lisa Manning and Mr. Johnson ham for the cam(era) during the homecoming games. LAST FOREVER The closeness of a family is expressed by Tammy Dandridge and her mother and father during Senior recognition night at the final home basketball game. During the course of the average high school student's life there comes a time when going steady seems to be a necessity. Because of some student’s actions resulting from this urge school officials felt the need to establish certain antifraternizing codes which they thought would put a damper on the delicate situation. However, even with these subtle restrictions, the students were still haphazardly intent in showing their feelings for one another. Cries of PDA echoed throughout the halls in an effort to stop such public display of affection. Detentions were issued to violators of the accepted code of behavior. By the middle of the school term the incidents of PDA had slowed down quite a bit. although there were a few exceptions. Shelly Grubb and Troy Legros are just one pair of the many teen Eric Sawyer and Stacey Ehler share small talk in the cafeteria after boyfriend-girlfriend relationships in our school. school. 31 Upper left—Jennifer Lamar. Larry Yoho. Marguerite Barker compete as members of the Junior team in class competition on F.F.A. Games Day. Upper right—PomPon Girls intently await performance of their routine at one of the basketball games. Middle left—Tracy Bina hams it up in her usual fun-loving manner. Middle of Page With fake freckles Maureen Keith smiles shyly during a dress up day. Middle right—Helping to provide spirit music at a Pep Assembly Jim Cheek cheeses during a down beat. Lower Left—Correctly using Study Hall time. Susie Haggerty and Shelly Ice ponder the pages pursuing points with their pedagogue. Lower Left Struttin his stuff. John Towns rhythmically strolls the hardwoods where he is so comfortable as a catquick guard on the basketball squad. All Kinds of People” was the title of a song released several years ago. That title is appropriate for almost any large segment of a population, but it is especially true for the population of Georgetown High School. In G.H.S. on any given day, a person could stroll the hallways and find extroverts and ntroverts, considerate and inconsiderate persons, conformists and nonconformists, groupies and individuals, mature and immature people and the list goes on and on. Portrayed on the facing are just a few of the many different types of kids found in G.H.S. Being a reflection of the community of Georgetown, the high school population consists of persons from a wide variety of backgrounds. Just like life on a large scale, people color G.H.S. JUNIORS The junior class has been described by some to be the easiest class, and by some the hardest class in the high school career. In this indicisive year, students reaffirm their plans for the future. Completely adjusted and set in the groove of their predecessors, the juniors strive for independence and individuality. It is also a year for making all the preparations required for becoming a senior. 35 mu'pal V ICTOW (JO yuan’ I WIN ! CLASS Ok. Greg Burton, what kind of magazine is that your trying to hide? Todd Allison Kim Andrews Steve Angle Marguerite Barker Tim Bender Randy Biggs Tracy Bina Darrell Brooks Roger Brooks Greg Burton Kristi Carlton Jim Cheek John Chow Denise Conner Cary Cunningham Stacey Curry Russell Davis Stephanie Delmotte 36 Juniors Kyle Dill Candy Dunavan Janet Edwards Dennis Eldridge Beth English Jim Fender Martha Fitzwater Steve Ford Donna Fouse Steve Francis Lyle Gallez Bill Good Greg Grant Becky Flail Brett Hall Marie Haussy Tawna Hess Tina High Juniors 37 Lori Hinkle Alan Howard Jim Howe Gary Hurst Rhonda Johnson Shelly Ice Jennifer Lamar Tracy Legros Jeff Lenhart Donna Mahoney Scott Martin Nancy Maxwell Cheryl McNeese Troy Nimrick Sandy Onley Marci Pataki Steve Pearson Kim Poeschl 38 Juniors Mike Pritchett Christy Pullen Scott Ross Michael Rowe Gina Shade Tanya Shade Chris Sigmon Rusty Snapp Lisa Snyder Bob Spencer Jane Sprouls Mark Steward Curt Stingley Charles Tintorri Kim Tabels John Towns Jestine Trahan Yolanda Treadway Juniors 39 Prom Preparation Presents Challenge for Juniors What colors should we have? What’s the theme? What band should play? Where should it be held? These are just a few questions the Juniors ask themselves while preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom. This annual event, given by the Juniors for the Seniors, is a major part of the school term. Many hours of preparation and hard work go in to putting on a good prom. There are many problems to be faced. The biggest of these problems is money. Like any big event, money is needed for many things in large amounts. It seems cost increase yearly and adjustments must be made. Seniors in the past didn't have to buy tickets for prom, but because of less money being raised and cost increases. Seniors must now purchase tickets. Even though the class treasury has been accumulating since their Freshman year, there still seems to be a repeating shortage of funds. The fund raisers the Juniors have had this year include: magazine sales, selling pizzas, and an exhibition basketball game between the Channel 3 All-Stars and the Georgetown Jaycees. Although it may be the biggest problem, money is not the only problem. The Juniors are faced with decisions such as deciding what style of napkins, invitations and glasses. They must also pick a photographer. Planning the dance is only the beginning. They must also put together a post-prom program. The Juniors must decide what students will do after the dance. All in all, the Juniors have found that putting on a prom was not as easy as they had hoped it would be. Chuck Tuggle Missy Vestal Darren Ward Mitch Weaver Donna West 40 Juniors Above left: The Juniors at a pep assembly. Above right: Honest. I didn’t steal it. I grew it myself. Tawna Hess says. Left: Steve Pearson, a junior wrestler, watches his teammates. Right: Tim Bender, why don't you take your coat Teara White Zanetta Williford Bobby Wilson Larry Yoho Juniors 41 SOPHOMORES The sophomore year,” as described by sophomore Joe Chantos, is merely a continuance of the freshman year, with a little more responsibility sprinkled in.” As their green aura begins to fade, the sophomore class, at last high school oriented, begin to adjust their classes to their chosen futures. The high school spirit begins to seep into their wary minds and they acquire a sense of belonging. Class rings help to retain this feeling. 43 Troy Eversole spends most of his time dreaming of his love. Kim Carpenter Nancy Yoho. Tammy Cagle, and Missy Black stand behind the all-important class rings, which are the highlights of the sophomore year. Tammy Cagle demonstrates her John Belushi QXass Joey Adkins Neil Baker Jeffery Barney Roger Biggs Missy Black Jeanette Bomgardner Kelly Brady Lynn Brant Kathi Bridgewater Danatra Brown Leetha Brown Robin Brown Tammy Cagle Karen Calvin Kim Carpenter Don Cash Chelle Cebulski Joe Chantos 44 Sophomores Micky Clay Sheldon Cook Harry Covington Tracy Craft Scott Davis Dave Dillman Troy Eversole Ted Farris James Fitzwater Mark Ford Lisa Fouse Paige Gannon Chris Gilroy Edith Graves Dusty Hill Larry Holmes Beth Hughes Shelly Hughes Sophomores 45 Sheldon Cook displays his great water balloon catching abilities at the Homecoming games. Guess what I have in My pocket? Mark Ingham Jamie Irby Brian Irish Michelle Johnson Jon Kauffman Debbie Kelch Darin Knoepfel Kerrie Kocurek Kurt Kupcik Claudia LaGrand Lisa Lambert Missy Land Bret Lutz Kristi Martin Brian Maskel Tony Maskel Paul Maxwell Steven McBee Hope McFarland Annette McKee John McMasters Cathy McNeese Look ma. no cavities! 46 Sophomores Julie Norton Ron O’Toole Scott Parke Bobby Patton Gina Powell Tim Powell Damon Randall Mike Razmus Stephanie Rhodes Nancy Richards Michelle Rumple Sheri Ryan Michelle Shade Shari Simmons John Smith Chris Sollars Gina Sprouls Sherri Stark Sophomores 47 'it's no The Three Muskateers? No. it’s just Brian Maskel. John Steward, and Mark Ingham. Troy Eversole demonstrates his ability to do homework while smiling. Sophomores Being a Sophomore. How is it so different from being a Freshman? Well for one. you get the long awaited class rings. Now it’s time to decide what type of ring should I get. what color stone, and what should I get on the sides? Then they come in. Now you finally get to wear it or of course give it to a certain someone. But what else makes being a Sophomore different? How about academically? Well, according to one Sophomore, you usually get stuck with some classes you don’t really want to take, such as alot of english, because the other classes get to pick before you. He said in one of his english classes about 70% or more are Sophomores. During your Freshman year you have to take your Grammars, a Math elective, Physical Science and a study Slacy Stevens John Steward Anita Stullz Tammy Thomas 48 Sophomores Vouchee am hall, then you can pick the rest. Not to r?uch happens during your Sophomore year. The only thing you do is sell to build up your class treasury. This year's class sold Soft-Glo candles. A new event the Sophomore's took place in was attending DACC on Career Day. They got the opportunity to go on campus and find out about different careers such as the military careers, in order to help them plan their futures, and find the career that best suited them. Kathi Bridgewater shows what students should do. study, study, study. Kurt Kupcik. inventor of the magazine style, brandishes his latest creation. Kevin Wallace Mike Warren Danny Winkler Maggie Wyer Nanci Yoho Sophomore 49 FRESHMEN THE GREEN HORDE Each year, as the seniors prepare to depart, an army unbeknownst to the students of G.H.S. is forming, plotting, devising its oncoming siege. Far across the tossing green grass of the football field, the green horde” is preparing for its attack. Oh No!” It’s the greenies!” A little exaggerated? Well, maybe. But, each year the Freshmen (green horde) class fill in the empty slots, left by the seniors, where they immediately adopt the roles of high school students. With bright eyes they dart through the halls, from class to class, dodging the narrow-minded initiators, and adjusting to the new experience of high school life. Intently following the music score. Scott Davis vibrates the air with his slide trombone. Chris Anderson Karyn Angle Darla Berry Amy Binkley Rhonda Black Chris Brooks Cory Brooks Heather Brooks Troy Brooks Nancy Burow Todd Castleberry Danny Charles Ron Clark Roy Collins Karla Coulter Adam Crook Sherri Dandridge Scott Davis Gladys Deck Lori Delaurier Tonya Digby Pat Dillman Larry Dowers Andy Drotos 52 Freshmen « 4 FFA Day race—A fine old time with four in the sack. Did you know Lori DeLaurier was a Mouskateer? Her well-kept secret was revealed on hat day. Lisa Dubois Pearson Randy Duprey Dale tdwards Stacey Ehler Leslie Erp Angela Farrell Bobby Fisher Marva Fitzwater Ellie Flowers Korey Golcynski Chris Good Rod Good Matt Goodrum Todd Green Rosalie Flargan Michele Hawn Andrew Hill Dean Hughes Raenee Hughes Jackie Ingram Roselyn Jenkins Michelle Jones Tracie Jones Jay Katavich Freshmen 53 Karen Mullins takes time to flash a smile and take a break from homework. Troy Mitchell takes a whiff of one of the much remembered odors concocted in Physical Science. Maureen Keith Kris Key Lisa Kulbartz Amy Kuyrkendall Dennis Lucas Geno Malusek Carl Manning Lisa Manning Becky Mattingly Louie Maxwell Mike McCrone Monte Million Troy Mitchell Molly Mockaitis Sandee Moody Nora Morris Karen Mullins Teresa Neild Jo Pasley Steve Noggle Marty Norfleet Jerry O'Toole Robert Parezo Jim Peters 54 Freshmen Today’s Tom Sawyer . . . Freshman Chris Anderson stains a piece of car siding for a construction project. Robin Pierce Dennis Powell Teresa Priest Penny Rankins Eric Rhodes Chad Roach Rhonda Rumple Paul Sanders Joe Sherman Jeff Sliva Sue Schomburg Mike Snyder Ellen Spencer Guy Sprouls Sheila Stark Florence Thompson Melissa Treadway Georgia Trimble Ruth Trir-ble Donnie True Kim Tuggle Todd Vice Jennie Wallace Rod White Freshmen 55 SOPHOMORES: Front Row; Missy Black. Vice Pres: Tammy Cagle, Treasurer: Nanci Yoho. Pres. Back Row-, Class Advisors-. Mr. Willette, Mrs. Swarens, Mr. Beurkle. CLASS FRESHMEN: Back Rows Jeff Cheeseman, Secretary trea; Staci Ehler, Pres: Mr. McHenry. Class Advisors Eric Williams. Vice Pres. OFFICERS Seated: Mr. Steffey, Class Advisor. JUNIORS: Jennifer Lamar. Pres: Marguerite Barker, Vice Pres-, Jim Cheek, Treasurer. Class Advisors: Mrs. Bennett, Mr. Spicer, Mr. Wilson. 56 Charlotte Anne Snyder Charlotte Anne Snyder served as Media Supervisor for Community Unit District 3 from August 1976 to August 1982. Charlotte graduated from the University of Illinois in February of 1973, with honors. She received a Master’s in Library Science from Eastern Illinois in December 1979. Her son and daughter are Randy and Cheryl (Mrs. Bill Ellis). Mrs. Snyder’s favorite color was blue. Her hobbies were traveling and reading! which influenced her decision to become a librarian. Books purchased this school term for Frazier, Junior High, Pine Crest, and the High School libraries will be stamped with in memory of” for Mrs. Snyder. Staff and Students of Unit District 3 FACULTY Office Robert Delmotte Mr. Delmotte’s advice to the seniors is today is the tomorrow that you worried about yesterday.” The three things he remembers most about his high school days are Ann. Donna, and Jeanie. His favorite saying is I reckon so.” And his greatest fear is spiders. Mr Avery is a sponsor for the Senior class. He is also the coach for Wrestling. His advice to the seniors is go on to college or the service. The three things he remembers most about his high school days are the high school coach and the food. His favorite saying is ' You Hotrods.” and his greatest fear is snakes. Rex Avery Mrs. Green’s advice to the seniors is make your life work something you enjoy—money isn’t everything!” The three things she remembers most about her high school days are the Jr. Prom, good friends, and helpful teachers. Her favorite saying is How many pizzas?” And her greatest fear is spiders. Audrey Greene Karen Mikel Mrs. Mikel’s advice to the seniors is do the very best you can in whatever you choose to do.” The three things she remembers most about her high school days are Senior trip, dances, and lots of homework. Her favorite saying is 'All that Jizz Jazz. And her greatest fear is loss of good health. Cooks Sonna Hart Jennie Lewis Wilma Wilming 60 Larry Knopfel Ken Krage DISTRICT 3 DECISION MAKERS % SIDEKICKS SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Seated: President Jack Harrold. Dennis Hughes. Dick Johnson Standing: Secretary LeRoy Nimrick. Vice-President Mary Lee Galyen. Barb Good, and Mike Kelley On the left is Board Recording Secretary Phyllis Sprouls and to the right is Library and Media Supervisor Evelyn Wilson. White House Secretaries and Bookeepers include on the left Jane Galyen and on the right JoAnn Brooks. 61 Business Teresa Ann Arnold Mrs. Arnold is the sponsor for the Na tional Honor Society. Her advice to the seniors is to go to college and enjoy. The three things that she remembers most about her high school days are. crewcuts. teased hair, and mini-skirts. Her favorite saying is eyes on your book begin typing!” Her greatest fear is earthquakes. Karen McLin Ms. McLin is the sponsor for the senior class and the newspaper. Her advice to the seniors is to be the best you can be and believe in yourself. The three things she remembers most about her high school days are. how small it was (70 in the school), her favorite teacher, and the good times. Her greatest fear is no more concerts to go to. Jim Kelly Mr. Kelly is the Vocational and Athletic director. His advice to the seniors is not to quit. You have just begun to travel life’s road and it’s all uphill. The three things he remembers most about his high school days are. flat tops. Senior year”, and his 51 Chevy. His favorite saying is you must be blonde” (in reference to the dumb blonde jokes) and his greatest fear is a heart attack. Physical Ed. Mr. Mill’s advice to the seniors is to shape up. The three things that he remembers most about his high school days are 9-0 football season and County Tourney Basketball Champs. Senior year, and Mrs. Lackey. Jim Mills Mrs. Goodner is the sponsor for the Junior class. She is also the Jr. High girls track coach. Her advice to the seniors is not to move to Oakwood. The three things she remembers most about her high school days are, the middle-aged band that played at prom, cheerleading, and three study halls her Senior year. Her favorite saying is sorta-kind of.” Cathy Goodner Math Mr. Horlander is the sponsor for the newspaper. His advice to the seniors is to prepare yourself for an ever-changing future. The three things he remembers most about his high school days are. monthly movies in the auditorium, talent shows, and baseball games. His favorite saying is ”1 tell the jokes you laugh.” His greatest fear is having Rod McDaniel and Ron Russian in the same class. Mr. Powell is the sponsor for the Student Senate. He is also the coach for football, girls basketball, and girls track. His advice to the seniors is to have fun in anything you do. then it doesn’t seem like work. The three things he remembers about his high school days are pretty girls, pretty cheerleaders, and fast cars. Richard D. Powell Science R. Eugene Wilson Mr. Wilson is a sponsor for the Junior class. His advice to the seniors is to set worthwhile goals, keep them imaged in your mind continually with prayer and then work hard to meet them. The three things he remembers most about high school are: Mr. Decker—The most dynamic teacher he ever had. being campaign manager for the person who ran against Jim Edgar for student council president, and participating in Little Abner. His favorite saying is It’s not which way the wind blows, but the way you set your sails.” Mr. Wilson's greatest fear is Failure. Tom Kulbartz Mr. Kulbartz is a sponsor for the Polar Club. He also coaches Cross Country and Track. His advice to the seniors is get all the tools you can to make intelligent decisions. The three things he remembers most about high school are. The good teachers, athletics, and greasy hair. Steve Johnson Mr. Johnson is the sponsor for Yearbook. He also coaches Hall Boxing . His advice to the seniors is you can be happy shoveling manure in Terre Haute if you only want to be. The three things he remembers most about high school are: The Beatles. His 57 Ford, and Kennedy handling of the Cuban Missle Crisis and his assassination. Mr. Johnson's favorite saying is K.O.” and his greatest fear is nuclear war. English Mrs. Swarens is a sponsor for the Sophomore class. His advice to the seniors is don't ever stop learning. The three things she remembers most about high school are: Her history teacher. Mr. Grosshieder; Lavern Nottingham's pegged pants: and the appearance of the Beatles in the U.S. Mrs. Swarens favorite saying is Tough Tookies”. Her greatest fear is failure. Anita Swarens Mrs. Wilkins is a sponsor for the Spanish Club and the National Honor Society. Her advice to the seniors is to work hard and you will find success in all you endeavor. The three things she remembers most about high school are: Her Spanish classes, how much homework she had. and her favorite teachers. Mrs. Wilkins greatest fear is dying a painful death. Mrs. S. Wilkins Jestin Trahan Mr. Trahan is a sponsor for the French Club. He also coaches Chess. His advice to the seniors is learn Japanese or learn to pick cotton. The three things he remembers most about high school are: The wire recorder, fearing death from polio, and Flaudry Champagne. Mr. Trahans favorite saying is They went that-a-way. His greatest fear is becoming rich. Mr. McMurray is a sponsor for G-Club. He is also the coach of the boy's varsity basketball team. His advice to the seniors is no matter what you do in life, try your hardest or give it your best. The three things he remembers most about high school are: the large size and the crowded study halls. Mr. McMurray’s favorite saying can’t be printed in the yearbook. His greatest fear is failure. Robert McMurray 63 Guidance Mr. Spicer is the sponsor for the Junior class. His advice to the seniors is to get training for a job that’s in demand. The three things he remembers most about his high school days are playing baseball, going from a grade school of 22 to a H.S. of XX). and an inside restroom. His favorite saying is Holy Cow!” and his greatest fear is that he won’t be the handsome devil he is now. Mrs. Riggle is the sponsor for the Student Senate. Her advice for the senior class is to get some type of schooling, training, or skill beyond high school. Her three things she remembers most about her high school days are being a cheerleader. being in Mr. Kercheval's band, and old romances. Her favorite saying is ’’you have got to be kidding”. Susan Riggle Supportive Services Ms. Bennett is the sponsor for the student senate and the Junior class. Her advice to the seniors is to set your goals high and don’t be afraid to take chances. The three things she remembers most about her high school days are good teachers, good friends, and good times. Her favorite saying is enjoy each day to the fullest or believe in yourself. Her greatest fear is being an old. poor teacher. Sandra Bennett Mr. Willette is the Sophomore class sponsor. His advice to the seniors is to wear sandals, learn to play the bongos, and live in a tree. The three things he remembers most about his high school days are playing three card gut. Southern Comfort, and cornfields. His favorite saying is CENSORED, and his greatest fear is waking up not knowing where I am. Thomas Willette Kelley L. O’Neil Ms. O’Neil is the coach for the girl’s basketball team. Her advice to the senior class is to enjoy life to it’s fullest—don’t be afraid to take a chance. The three things she remembers most about her high school days are school spirit, great friendships, and graduation. Her favorite saying is ’’you only live once!”, and her greatest fear is girl’s basketball. Ann Vogel Ms. Vogel is the sponsor for the Drama club. Her advice to the senior class is to keep on reading good books—it improves your mind. The three things that she remembers most about her high school days are. three of her english teachers. Drama club plays, and high school dinners. Her greatest fear is my alarm clock not going off. 64 Art Mr. Caraker’s advice to the senior class is to make sure you can read more than your diploma. The three things he remembers most about his high school days is Claudia Held’s green hair. His favorite saying is ’’sit down and shut up!” and his greatest fear is David Prefountain. Home Ec. Mrs. Moore is the sponsor for the E.H.A. and the senior class. Her advice to the senior class is to enjoy your last year because you’ll never have it as easy again! The three things she remembers most about her high school days are wearing hot pants, the end of troops in Viet Nam. and streaking (not me though). Her favorite saying is what a cute little munchkin”. and her greatest fear is driving on ice to school. Social Studies Joe Steffey Mr. Steffey is a sponsor for the Freshman class. He is also the coach for the Fresh Soph bask etball team. His advice to the seniors is set your goals high and stay out of pawnshops. The three things he remembers most about his high school days are sports, lunch and girls. His fa vorite saying is You got that right. And his greatest fear is failure. Mr. Ray coaches Jr. High Bask etball. His advice to the seniors is that life doesn't owe you a thing so go for it and don’t quit until you've reached your goals. The three things he remembers most about his high school days are band, grades, and Ike Burch stories. His favorite saying is Fore.’’ And his greatest fear is that everyone will make A’s. Larry Ray Industrial Arts Mr. Buerkle is a sponsor fir the Sophomore class. His advice to the seniors is learn to read and follow directions. His favorite saying is Sit down and Shut up! William Buerkle Mr. Wright is a sponsor for the FFA. His advice to the seniors is to work hardest and do your best. His favorite saying is Here by the owl. And he has no fears. Michael McHenry David McLaughlin Mr. McHenry is a sponsor for the Freshman class. He is also a football and basketball coach. His advice to the seniors is don't come back. The three things he remembers most about his high school days are Darla. Jane, and Bill. His favorite saying is You ain’t done that yet. And his greatest fear is getting pregnant. Mr. McLaughlin is a sponsor for the FFA. His advice to the seniors is if you are going to do something, do it right the first time! The three things he remembers most about his high school days are distrust of teachers, bomb threats, and marching band. His favorite saying is All right everybody! Where are your safety glasses! And his greatest fear is having a student take a class because they liked Olericulture. Library Mrs. Tintorri is a sponsor for the Audio Visual and Library Clubs. Her advice to the seniors is stop and smell the flowers. The three things she remembers most about her high school days are Drama Club. Latin Club, and Proms. Her favorite saying is That’s beside the point. And her greatest fear is falling. Band Mr. Kercheval is the sponsor for Band. His advice to the seniors is learn the satisfaction of a job well done. The three things he remembers most about his high school days are activities Band and Sports in particular, and classmate friendships. Her favorite saying is Earnie be quiet.” Clarice Tintorri Vance Kercheval 65 CLUBS BEYOND DOMESTIC DUTIES TO The FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA this year sponsored for the enjoyment of all, a Chili Supper at the Coal Bucket Game and a Sweetheart Dance to celebrate Cupid’s Valentine Day. Led by Mrs. Beth Moore, the members did nothing less than a super job of planning, organizing, and enacting the events. The members of the club thought so highly of Mrs. Moore that they purchased a custom-made colonial cradle for her newborn baby boy, Ryan (5-8-83). FHA Officers: President. Tammy Dandridge-, Vice President. Kristi Carlton-. Secretary. Cheryl McNeese, Treasurer. Jennifer Lamar. Front Row: Robin Nale. Julie Norton. Annette Mckee. Christy Pullin. Lisa Snack. Phyllis Trimble. Laurie Morrison. Cheryl McNeese. Tina High. Michelle Johnson. Denise Conner. Tracy Scott. Angela Ferrel. Robin Pierce. Raenee Hughes. Second Row: Missy Treadway. Missy Land. Stephanie Delmotte. Shelly Hughes. Patty Lyday. Angie Ingham. Debbie Mullins. Cathy McNeese. Deedee Davis. Donna Mahoney, Gina Shade. Jennifer Lamar. Karen Mullins. Nancy Moody. Jackie Ingram. Back Row: Leiha Brown. Amy Binkley. Gladys Deck. Yvonna Wise. Tonya Digby. Bridget Cagle. Janet Phillips, Amy Black. Tracy Bina. Mrs. Moore, Marci Pataki. Stacy Curry. Kim Tuggle, Beth English. Tanya Shade. Sherri Dandridge. Anita Stultz. Sherrie Stark. Sherri Simmons. Sweetheart Queen. Tammy Dandridge accepts the Bouquet of Carnations from Mrs. Moore. ENTERPRISING ENDEAVORS Sweetheart court included Angie Ingham. Mrs. Moore. Queen Dandridge. Pat Lyday and Debbie Mullins. Left: Mrs. Moore and Amy Black display one of the spirit cakes served at the chili supper. Below: Amy Binkley and Shari Simmons serve up some of the delicious chili prior to the Coal Bucket game. ASPIRING ACTORS PRESENT TWO PLAYS Front Row: Debbie Mullins. Missy Treadway. Julie Norton. Tracy Scott. Chelle Cebulski. Marguerite Barker Starwalt. Tina High. Second Row: Missy Murphy. Beth English. Donna West. Marci Pataki. Miss Vogel. Martha Fitzwater. Angela Farrel. Michelle Jones. Janet Edwards. Back Row: Chris Anderson. Steve Ford. John Mackiewicz. Jon Smith. Carl Manning. Gary Flurst. Robin Brown. Deedee Davis. Ron O'toole, Jerry O’toole. Mark Ford. Jim FHowe. Randy Winslow. Yvonna Wise. Kim Poeshel. Fostering teamwork is the name of the game in the drama plays of 1982-1983. From the fall play to the spring play, the actors, actresses, and various committee members have made great progress in working as a team. The actresses and actors also have fought the greatest fear of acting, stage fright, and have found they could surivive. In the fall play, we had two Mary Miller Junior High Apprentices who worked with the high school group. They were David Gumm and Jami Lovall. Their efforts were -appreciated. Our fall play was a rollicking Western called Desperate Ambrose. Our spring play was the slapstick comedy Everybody Loves Opal. We have appreciated those who have come to see us. All drama members applaud you, our audience, for your faith and encouragement. We wish to give you a standing ovation. Seated: Missy Treadway. Mark Ford. John Smith Standing: Janet Edwards. Miss Vogel. Roger Biggs JETS TEAM Front: Beth Wadsworth. Donna West. Greg Burton. Sue Schomburg. Back: Kim Poeschel. Cheryl McNeese. Paula Heiser. Angie Ingham. Jeff Lenhart. Joe Maskel. John Chow. Standing: Bob Spencer. Jeff Angle. Dwayne Hughes. Bill Good. Rusty Snapp. Front Row: Zeke Yoho. Troy Nimrick. Beth Wadsworth. Rae Ann Smith. Tim Bender. LEO CLUB BUILDING TO AND LEARNING TO Mike McHenry’s Building and Trades Carpentry Class learned on the job while improving three properties this year. At the Dick Johnson residence on Guy Avenue in Georgetown, the BT Class installed a new floor in an enclosed porch area. At Elmo Underwood’s home an 8 X 8 enclosed porch was added. The major project the class undertook was the 13 x 30 room addition on the Steve Johnson home at 409 Garfield in Georgetown. The complete job from the ground up was not without its problems. Mr. McHenry fell across several rafters cracking three ribs which slowed but didn’t stop the tiger of a teacher from moving onward. B.T. Carpentry is one class which definitely develops skills to be used in later life. 7} LEARN BUILD 1 left: The first step in building a room addition is the digging of a crawl space. Shovelers include: Jerry Martin. Roger Brooks. Zeke Yoho. Tracy Green. Derrick Lipscomb. Mr. McHenry, Tim Maxwell, and William Perkins. 2 above: Nailing down a shingle. Matt Serd follows Mr. McHenry’s instructions. 3 above right: Bill Dowers and Lyle Gallez put rafters in place. 4 right: Bryan Snack builds the scaffolding on which the guys will work while working high off the ground. NEWSPAPER Front from L-R—Tonya Digby. Jennifer Lamar. Michelle Johnson, Cheryl McNeese. Lisa Snack. Tracy Bina. Angie Ingham. Amy Black. Tammy Cagle. Second Row L-R—Melissa Treadway. Chris Sherman. Donna Fouse. Tracy Legros, Stacey Curry, Cathy McNeese. Ms. McLin. Kris Crawford. Janet Phillips, Rae Ann Smith. Lisa Lambert. Third Row—L-R—Yvonna Wise. Tina High. Monte Million. Mr. Horlander. Don Clay, Brenda Burress. Lisa Barker, Susie Haggerty. Donna Mahoney. G-CLUB Front Row L-R—Chris Sherman. Angie Ingham. Tracy Bina. Kris Crawford. Amy Black. Laurie Morrison. Cheryl McNeese. Michelle Johnson. Jane Sprouls. Donna Fouse. Janet Edwards. Second Row L-R—Troy Nimrick. Janet Phillips. Beth Wadsworth. Rae Ann Smith. Debbie Mullins. Sherri High. Lisa Barker. Jennifer Lamar. Marguerite Barker. Lisa Lambert. Kristi Marting. Pat Lyday, Candy Dunavan. Third Row L-R—Tim Bender. Kevin Wallace. Jeff Angle. Scott Davis. Sheldon Cook. Darin Knoepfel. Scott Hardesty. Mitch Weaver. Steve Ford. Tammy Cagle. Scott Ross. Zeke Yoho. Brenda Burress. Bridget Cagle. Marcia Moody. Fourth Row L-R—Jerry Tuggle. Jim Bianchetta. Brian Cornwell. Eric Sawyer. Mike Reed. Matt Serd. Steve Cornwell. Jerry Martin. Don Clay. Rusty Snapp. Doug Jeffers. Mr. McMurray. Mike Razmus. Chuck Tuggle. Curt Stingley. John Towns. Jim Cheek. Don Cash. 74 LIBRARY Front Row: Bobby Patton. Dennis Lucas. Todd Green. Dee Dee Davis. Robin Brown Back Row: Jerry O’toole. Brett Hall. Candy Dunavan. Janet bdwards. Kris Crawford. Donna Fouse. Gary Hurst. Mrs. Tintorri AUDIO-VISUAL Front Row: Dennis Lucas. Robin Brown. Janet Edwards. Donna Fouse. Kris Crawford. Middle Row: Jerry O’toole. Scott Davis. Bobby Patton. Brett Hall. Mrs. Tintorri Back Row: Todd Green. Joe Maskel. Darin Knoepfel. Gary Hurst 75 SPANISH CLUB Front Row L-R Janet Phillips. Beth Wadsworth. Stacey Stevens. Tracy Bina. Bridget Cagle. Lisa Barker. Cheryl McNeese. Cathy McNeese. Donna Nolen. Molly Mockaitis. Chris Good. Lisa Kulbartz. Second Row L-R—Christy Pullin. Denise Conner. Stephanie Delmonte. Stephanie Rhodes. Julie Norton. Jeana Meeker. Tammy Thomas. Joyce Chow. Michelle Rumple. Rosalie Hargan. Karen Angle. Marva Fitzwater. Nora Morris. Tracie Jones. Third Row L-R Sheila Stark. Sherri Dandridge. Jenny Wallace. Fleather Brooks. Rhonda Rumple. Penny Rankins. Mrs. Wilkins. Guy Sprouls. Valerie Wilier. Nancy Burow. Fourth Row L-R—Eric Cunningham. Jim Bianchetta. Sheldon Cook. Bill Good. Steve Angle. Chad Roach. Rod Good. Jim Cheek. Mike Sny der. CHARLIE FROM CHILE was the way most students knew him. He was difficult to become acquainted with because he spoke very little English. He was a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Jestin Trahan and his student hostess was Jestine Trahan. 76 French Club members kneeling. Martha Fitzwater. Todd Castleberry. Lisa Fouse. Back Row. Scott Parke. Jennifer Lamar. Rhonda Black. Pat Dillman. Ellen Spencer, Edith Graves. Chess Club members; Front row: Monte Million. Todd Castleberry. Second row Andy Drotos. Rod McDaniel, Mike McCrone. Third row: Korey Golsynski. Chris Gilroy. FRENCH CLUB French Club members prepared a French meal which was served at the high school. Parents of the students were invited. All students in French class received a sweat shirt with a french inscription. All students also attended a picnic at Forest Glen. Money for these projects was raised by selling French bon-bons. CHESS CLUB This year was a rebuilding year for chess. A new chess study program was instituted at the end of the season. 77 SEATED: Rae Ann Smith, Troy Mitchell. Kris Crawford. MIDDLE ROW: Nanci Yoho. Kristi Carlton. Missy Murphy. Angie Ingham. Cheryl McNeese. STANDING: Ms. Bennett. Staci Stevens. Guy Sprouls. Scott Davis. Mr. Powell. Larry Yoho. Patty Lyday. Marcia Moody. 78 Who could forget the day when three boys tied Richard Xavier to a chair with ICO feet of nylon rope and the escape artist freed himself in less than 5 minutes. STUDENT SENATE PROVIDES ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL Escape artisl Richard Xavier frees himself from the myriad of chains on the rare Russian Torture Board. Psycho This year’s Student Senate provided a variety of entertainment for the whole school. They started off the year with the Homecoming Coronation and dance along with the ever so popular Olympics (which the Juniors won). They also had a Sock Hop. Everyone was dazed and dazzled as Richard Xavier performed his amazing escaping ability. Richard Ullman and his assistant-wife Lori astounded everyone with their humorous but phenomenol magic show. This year they also had a Easter Cake Raffle to raise money. The raffle winner was Mr. Kelly. This years officers are Pres. Larry Yoho. Vice Pres. Kristi Carlton. Sec Tres. Nanci Yoho. The Sponsors are Mr. Powell. Mrs. Riggle. Ms. Bennett. The Student Senate hopes these activities have made the year more enjoyable. Mr. Johnson's $20 bill was made to disappear in flames and then reappear in a cigar in his pocket by magician Richard Ullman. 79 80 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1982-83 Officer Team Front Row: Dwayne Hatton—Section 18 Rep.-, Shelly Grubb—Secretary-. Patty Lyday—Vice President! Mike Schmink—President; Back Row: Mr. McLaughlin—Asst. Advisor; Jim Fender—Parliamentarian; John Chow—Reporter; Richard Doney—Treasurer; Kevin Key—Sentinel; Mr. Wright— Advisor-, John Steward—Chaplain. National FFA Convention Eight members went to Kansas City, Missouri this year to represent our chapter and receive its awards. Standing L-R Mike Bonomo, Jeff Lenhart. Mr. Wright, Dusty Hill. Scott Davis. Kneeling L-R Roger Biggs, Steve Noggle, Ron Schmink, Mike Schmink. Junior—Senior FFA Members Back Row—Jeff Lenhart, Eric Cunningham. Jim Bianchetta, Jerry Tuggle, Kevin Key. Mike Bonomo, Richard Doney, Steve Francis. Tawna Fless. John Chow, Chuck Tuggle. Middle Row—Joe Maskel, Candy Dunovan, Mike Schmink, Pat Lyday, Troy Pate, Janet Edwards, Kim Andrews, Jim Fender, Alan Howard, Front Row—Troy Legros, Mitch Weaver, Harold Maskel, Richard Ransom, Joyce Chow, Dwayne Hatton, Cary Cunningham, Charlie Tintorri. Freshman—Sophomore FFA Members Front Row—Kurt Kupcik, Paige Gannon, Amy Kuyrkendall, Neil Baker, Roger Biggs, Michelle Jones, Missy Land, John Steward. Second Row—Becky Mattingly, Troy Mitchell, Tammy Wimsett, Steve Noggle, Jeff Sliva, Mike Snyder, Steve Williams, John Smith, Bret Lutz, Dale Edwards, Scott Davis, Darla Berry, Jerry O’Toole, Ron O’Toole, Matt Goodrum, Terry Pleu, Roy Collins. si FFA IN ACTION The FFA chapter has had a busy and prosperous year. It began with the harvest in the fall. Many hours were spent each day during and after school to produce a yield of I05bu. of corn and 27bu. of soybeans. Money from the sale of the crops, vice-grip sales, and a seed sale enabled the chapter to continue it's school and community activities. On the following page are some of the activities sponsored by the FFA. Dwayne Flatton explained the general operation of a farm during the annual Barn Yard Nursery. In November Patty Lyday distributed donuts to area election poles. Eric Sawyer and four other Seniors received 1st in the hay bale stacking race, and Scott Ross led the Juniors to a 2nd place finish in the tricycle race. 82 S3 brie Sawyer Scott Ross Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kupcik (Lisa Barker) MOCK WEDDING This year Mrs. Moore’s Adult Living class excellently organized and participated in a triple Mock Wedding. The class helps the young students prepare for the future after they graduate from High School. The weddings go along with the idea from the viewpoint of a young couple preparing for the future together. The couples who were united in the ceremony were Dwayne Hughes and Bridget Cagle. Kevin Kupcik and Lisa Barker, Jim Bailey and Robin Vice. Mr. Kelly joined the couples together. Of course along with weddings go divorces. The couples brought together also had to be separated. Chuck Devens, an attorney from Danville went through the procedures of a divorce. The settlement of property, child support, and custody were handled. Mr. Kelly performed the annulment of the couples. A special thanks goes to all of the people and businesses who contributed their time and their services to help with the wedding. The table decoration: Rosemond Craycraft. The cake: Judy Reed. Formal wear: Norma’s Bridal Train of Paris, IL. The flowers: Burgoynes, Westville Floral, and Songers of Danville. The rings: were provided by each couple. An inside of the bridal parties prior to the ceremony 84 Mr and Mrs. James Baily (Robin Vice) k BELLS RING AT GHS NOVEMBER 9 1982 The traditional wedding toast was performed by Robin and James. Little Brother” Dean Hughes posed as best man for Big Brother” Dwayne Hughes. 'Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Hughes” (Bridget Cagle) Silhouetted by window light. Jim Baily and Robin Vice exchange vows. Father” James Kelly officiated the non-real nuptial vows 35 NHS MbMBbRS FRONT ROW: Mrs. Arnold. Becky Hall. Nanci Yoho. Michelle Rumple. LeAnn Parker. Patty Lyday, Donna Nolen. Kris Crawford. Laurie Morrison. Rae Ann Smith. Beth Wadsworth. Jane Sprouls. Mrs. Wilkins MIDDLL ROW: Anita Stultz. Christi Pullin, Matt Serd. Zeke Yoho. Dwayne Hughes. Steve Cornwell. Brian Cornwell. Tim Bender. Troy Nimrick. Steve Ford BACK ROW: Greg Burton. Jim Cheek. Mike Reed. Mark Steward. Bill Good. Absent: Staci Curry. Shelly Grubb, Kevin Kupcik. Don Clay NSH OFFICbRS AND SPONSORS: FRONT ROW: Zeke Yoho. Troy Nimrick. Matt Serd. BACK ROW: Brian Cornwell. Sponsors-. Mrs. Arnold. Mrs. Wilkins. 86 NHS IS MAKING THE GRADE Steve Cornwell hands a candle to LeAnn Parker during an assembly in which new members were announced. Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service are the main qualities looked for when selecting members for the National Honor Society. All candidates must have a 4.2 grade average or above to quality for NHS. Selected teachers rate the applicants on the four traits. The students are rated on a scale from one to four. Students with the highest combined scores are chosen for NHS. This year’s NHS started with 23 members, 8 new members were initiated on the twenty-seventh of April. Cake raffles, bake sales, and tutoring of Junior High students are a few activities the NHS members have done this year. The newly hung NHS plaque, which has the names of all the members of NHS. is observed by Shelly Grubb. 87 ACADEMICS In the high school years so many things are important to us students. We have a much more active social life, many more activities to keep up with, and we also must maintain our academic responsibility. Those of us who take studies seriously and at the same time are active in extra curricular happenings find ourselves sometimes exhausted, but the challenge met is rewarding. Academics in school are a lot like life—work and responsibility come before play. As long as we fulfill our obligation first, our play will be more enjoyable. SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies Department courses help students learn about the world’s past history, current world problems, and debate the future possibilities for man. One year of American History and one quarter of Consumer’s Education along with three semesters of electives are required for graduation. Illinois History, American Government, Research, Sociology, and Geography are taught by Mr. Ray. Current Events, Consumer’s Education, American History, and Accelerated American History are taught by Mr. Steffey. The basic goal is to instill knowledge of and pride in America and to provide the broad background in social sciences necessary to function as an American citizen. A special accelerated American History Class is offered for gifted students who display capabilities to assume responsibility for independent study. Time Magazine is used to keep abreast of current events. The Cable News Network also provides students with up-to-date news. 90 c I Science classes are to help us understand the world around us. Mr. Johnson teaches the Physical Science classes. Mr. Kulbartz teaches Biology I and II. Mr. Wilson teaches Chemistry I and II, Astronomy, Physics, and Upper Level Physics. their goals are to develop the student’s skills and concepts in science. Some special projects are the Prairie Plot in which an original Illinois Prairie area is sustained and developing computer integration with the recently added Apple Computer. Two years of science classes are required at G.H.S. N C PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE classes are state mandated. To provide students with nearly an hour of vigorous exercise the PE staff of Mr. Mills and Mrs. Goodner plan activities including square dancing, badmitton, floor hockey, aerobic dance, softball, flag football, and basketball. 91 Mr. Horlander and Mr. Powell are the teachers in the field of Mathematics. Mr. Horlander teaches Geometry, Computer Math, Trigonometry, and Algebra II. Mr. Powell teaches Algebra I, and General Math. Their goals are to prepare students for either college, technical school or life in general. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE Language French and Spanish are the two foreign languages offered for students at G.H.S. French I, II, and 111 are taught by Mr. Trahan. Spanish I, II. and III are taught by Mrs. Wilkins. They try to make it as easy as possible for the students to understand, speak, read, and write a foreign language. In addition, each language has its own club which involves the students in foreign language and culture related activities such as trips, ethnic food parties, pinatas and this year a foreign student from Chile was sponsored by Mr. Trahan. The English Department of Georgetown High School is changing the curriculum for next year. Instead of offering quarter-long mini courses, we are going back to the more traditional English I, II, III, IV. The objective of this change is to make the English curriculum a little more consistent. Each level will contain some Grammar, some writing, some speaking, some literature, etc. Hopefully, the students will benefit from this change. Students will primarily be arranged according to grade level. For example, English I will be for freshman, English II for sophomores, English III for juniors, and English IV for seniors. As the curriculum is now set up, some English classes may be taken by students of any grade level. Three years of English will be required for graduation, but a student may choose to take the fourth year. The one advantage is that the students may learn some more of the basics such as spelling, vocabulary, business English, or practical English, etc. Mrs. Moore teaches Home Ec, Foods, Clothing I 2, Adult Living, Child Development, Management of Resources, and Orientation. Her goal is to prepare students for family life. Special projects like the Simulation Wedding and Pre-school helped them get hands-on experience. 94 Mr. Kelly, teaches Personal Typing, Typing I, and Accounting, Ms. Mclin teaches Co-op Related, Model Office, and Business Machines. Mrs. Arnold teaches Shorthand I S 2, Typing I £ 2, and Record Keeping. Their goal is to prepare students for the business field. The business classes also have a new computer that just arrived. Mr. Wright teaches the Agriculture classes. Industrial Orientation, Introduction to Agriculture. Livestock Prod., Ag. Mechanics, Ag. Supplies and Services, and Ag. Main-tainance and Crop Production. The FFA members went to the FFA Convention in Kansas City this year, to help broaden their perspective on farming and safety on the farm. Mr. McLaughlin teaches Industrial Orientation, Welding I II, Adavnced Welding, Landscaping, Olericulture, Floriculture, and Nursery. H i s Floriculture classes built terrariums and displayed them for the school. VOCATIONAL Mr. Buerkle teaches Industrial Orientation, Arch. Drafting. Metals, and Alternative Energy. His energy classes have done reports on all types of energy: solar, wind, coal, etc. They also made a solar battery. 96 Mr. McHenry teaches Industrial Orientation, Woods, Building Trades Woods, and Building Trades Carpentry. The Building Trades Carpentry class built an addition onto Mr. Johnson’s house, a hog barn, and made improvements on Dick Johnson’s house. They even got paid for the work they were doing. It was a rewarding task for all of them, with a few exceptions like the cold weather which didn’t stop them from finishing the addition. They should be proud of the good work they did. 97 SPORTS A COMPETITIVE SPIRIT AND HONORABLE SPORTSMANSHIP ARE TWO QUALITIES HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES SHOULD COMBINE WITH SKILLS NECESSARY FOR THE SPORT BEING PLAYED. Jeff Angle Height: 5'ICT Weight: 160 Position: Guard Age: 17 Jerry Tuggle Height: 6T' Weight: 195 Position: Tackle Age. 18 — Kyle Coburn Height: 6’2” Weight: 200 Position: Tackle Age: 18 SENIOR This year’s Seniors will always remember the 1982-83 football season. For this was the season they amazed everyone, including themselves. The Buff’s only two losses were to Schlarman and Clifton Central. But they made up for those defeats by beating Westville 60-6 for the Coal Bucket. This was the first time they have seen the Coal Bucket since they’ve been in high school. The Coal Bucket Victory is something they can Gary Readnour Height: 6'0 Weight: 165 Position: Safety Age: 17 Derrick Lipscomb Height: 5 10'' Weight: 180 Position: Pullback Age: 17 100 GR1DDERS look back on with pride. Quarterback and Captain Dwayne Hughes stated. Future classes will remember the class of 83” as a tough football playin’ class.” Fullback Derrick Lipscomb added, The coaching staff was responsible for our winning. Another reason was teamwork.” Defensive End Steve Cornwell remarked, This year's Seniors will, for the rest of their lives, look back with pride on this year’s season.” Jeff Haussy Height: 5'9” Weight: 165 Position: Guard Age: 17 Tracy Green Height: 510 ' Weight: 155 Position: Guard Age: 17 Steve Cornwell Height: 6 1” Weight: 180 Position: End Age: 17 Brian Cornwell Height: 61” Weight: 190 Position: Linebacker Age: 17 Eric Sawyer Height: 60” Weight: 175 Position: Center Age: 17 101 BUFF GRIDDERS CAP SUPER SEASON WITH COAL BUCKET VICTORY Exciting, explosive, and at times exceptional are applicable adjectives for our 1982 football squad. On the heels of a backbuster and dismal I-8 1981 season, this year's team retrooped and regrouped with—returning seasoned seniors and a powerful-workhorse junior back Bam Bam” Willian Perkins to compile a super 7-2 season. Commanding the gridders were Head Coach Steve Sliva, assisted by the General in the Upstairs Booth Dick Powell and the Lanky Linemen’s Leader” Max Call. All the pieces seemed to fit as the magic was woven by the trio of coaches and the hungry team of Buffaloes. Despite losses to state ranked 3-A Clifton’s Comets and Schlarman’s Hilltoppers, (in a game in which penalty flags and footballs seemed to fall at the unusually perfect time for the Toppers) our team dominated the opponents with the icing on the cake coming on a 60-6 blowout of the Tigers in the annual Coal Bucket Clash. The game was highlighted by a 5-touchdown performance by William Perkins, an instant replay” 53 yard TD scamper by Joey Adkins, a 7 of 9 pass completion job by Quarterback Dwayne Hughes and a pro- looking pass reception by end Steve Cornwell. What a year for the seniors who got to see the Coal Bucket Trophy for the first time in their high school career. Assistant Coach Dick Powell. Head Coach Steve Sliva, and Assistant Coach Max Call Jerry Tuggle holds the Coal Bucket Trophy during a pep assembly. 102 Bam-Bam” Perkins Lives Up To His Name William Bam-Bam” Perkins, only a junior, was a major factor in the Coal Bucket victory. Scoring five touchdowns, Perkins set a school record. William scored the Buff’s first three touchdowns on runs of 20. 6, and 5 yards. Perkins finished the season with 1,123 yards rushing, 18 touchdowns and two 2-point conversions for a total of 112 points during the 1982 season. This was Williams first year playing for Georgetown and we ail hope next year will be as good as the first. A Georgetown player blocks a rushing tiger during the Coal Bucket Game. 103 Varsity VICTORY MARKS Bottom: Mike Pritchett. Derrick Lipscomb. William Perkins. Kyle Coburn. Dwayne Hughes. Jerry Tuggle. Tracy Green. 2nd Row: Steve Angle. Curt Stingley. Burton Perkins. Mike Rowe. Larry Yoho. Scott Ross. John Towns. Steve Pearson. 3rd Row: Gary Readnour. Scott Martin. Greg Burton. Jeff Angle. Jim Cheek. Steve Cornwell. Don Cash. Eric Sawyer. Top: Coach Steve Sliva. Brian Cornwell. Joey Adkins. Chris Sollars. Coach Max Call. Coach Dick Powell. COACH’S COMMENTS The 1982 football season was one of the best Georgetown has had in the past few years finishing with the best defensive stats in our conference. They allowed fewest points, total yards, and total rushing yards. The team set a record in the coal bucket game winning by 54 points, 60-6. I feel you can expect some good things from next years team. I would like to thank the players, the students, fans, faculty, administration. and coaching staff for an excellent season, and am looking forward to next year. Head Coach Sliva SCORES We They St. Joe 12 0 Catlin 13 0 Gibson City 13 0 Schlarman 6 26 Paxton 20 0 Clifton Central 6 24 Hoopeston 26 3 Watseka 35 7 Westville 60 6 lot J.V. Football GRIDDERS SEASON Bottom Row: Todd Vice. Wayne Moore. Chad Roach. Todd Castleberry, Roy Collins. Middle Row: Darin Knoepfel, Todd Green. Jay Katovich. Jeff Sliva, Dean Hughes. Mike Razmus, Coach Mike McHenry. Top Row= Pat Dillman. Troy Eversole. Chris Brooks. David Dillman. Dusty Hill, Chris Sollars. Brian Maskel. Cory Brooks. Freshman Football St. Joe Lost Westville Lost J.V. Football Win Loss St. Joe X Oakwood X Paxton X Gibson City X Watseka X Schlarman X Clifton Central X Hoopeston X North Vermillion X Westville X Jamaica X Catlin X Ridgefarm X A somewhat successful season of 8 wins and 5 losses makes the future of Georgetown Football look promising with some good talent and dedicated players moving up to the varsity level next year. 105 5) Dj Standing L to R: Coach Patterson. LeAnn Parker. Debbie Mullins. Brenda Burress. Rae Ann Smith. Beth Wadsworth. Coach Russian. Seated L to R: Martha Fitzwater. Stephanie Delmotte. Cheryl McNeese, Donna Mahoney, and Tammy Cagle. Despite the loss of some key players on last year's team, this year’s team combined together to bring about a better record than last years. The team didn’t have much height, but did have a great deal of experience and quickness. They defeated several tough teams through the season and kept improving. The team was coached by Mrs. Patterson, a two year coach at Georgetown and co-captians Beth Wadsworth and Rae Ann Smith. The team will be losing five seniors this year Varsity Volleyball Win Loss Ridgefarm X Gibson City X Paxton X Schlarman X Clifton X Watseka X Westville X Hoopeston X Bismarck X Gibson City X Paxton X Chrisman X Schlarman X St. Joe X Clifton X Watseka X Westville X Hoopeston X Regional Chrisman X Oakwood X 106 Volleyball Kneeling. Gina Sprouls. Stephanie Rhodes. Karyn Angle. Gladys Deck. Karla Coulter. Kim Carpenter. Anita Stultz. Standing. Coach Russian. Nanci Yoho. Sandra Moody. Lisa Dubois. Tonya Digby. Danatra Brown. Marva Fitzwater. Penny Rankins. Cathy McNeese. Gina Powell. Coach Patterson. This year’s JV team was composed of mostly one year players and a few two year players. The inexperience of the team brought about their record of one win and seventeen losses. Despite their record the girls kept trying hard learning and improving with each game. Their one win came against a very difficult team late in the season which should the improvement that they had obtained. The girls were coached by first year coach at Georgetown Mrs. Russian. She has coached volleyball before and the experience that the JV has gained should prove to be a very good year for the team next year. JV Volleyball Win Loss Ridgefarm X Gibson City X Paxton X Schlarman X Clifton X Watseka X Westville X Hoopeston X Bismarck X Gibson City X Paxton X Chrisman X Schlarman X St. Joe X Clifton X Watseka X Westville X Hoopeston X 107 SPIRIT MAKERS Varsity Cheerleaders Back Marguerite Barker, Jennifer Lamar-, Front Tracy Bina, Kristi Carlton, Tammy Dandridge, Paula Heiser. Sophomore Cheerleaders Standing Nanci Yoho, Stacy Stevens( Front Lisa Lambert, Missy Black, Beth Flughes, Chelle Cebalski Freshman Cheerleaders Ellen Spencer. Sandee Moody, Lisa Manning, Sherri Dandridge, Rhonda Rumple, Not Pictured Stacy Ehler ICS SUPPLY ENTHUSIASM The J.V. squad forms an attractive mount. Maintaining com- Shoot ’em down-Pow. says Paula Heiser as Tammy Dandridge completes posure is a tough job at this age. the cheer. After long hours of practice, our cheerleaders display Bina. and Marguerite Barker lead the crowd in a chant. their skills during basketball season. Kristi Carlton. Jennifer Lamar. Tracy no PEP SESSIONS!!” . . . FILLED POM PON GALS Front Row: Missy Murphy. Kristi Pullin, Michelle Shade. Aneita Sprouls, Gina Shade. 2nd Row: Lisa Dubois Pearson. Brenda Burress. Lisa Barker. Shelly Hughes. Phyllis Trimble. Susie Haggerty, Sheila Stark. 3rd Row: Tanya Shade. Amy Black. Julie Norton. Kris Crawford. Laurie Morrison. Kathi Bridgewater. Back Row: Chris Sherman. Kim Carpenter. Kristi Martin Above left: How low can you go? G.H.S. Pom Pon girls limber up for the limbo at a pep assembly. Above right: Kim Carpenter struts her stuff as the culmination of sound and movement come to life in her shapely form. WITH PIZZAZ BY AND CHEERLEADERS!! Left: Whataya mean, we ain't got spirit? shouts an ecstatic John Towns as he weilds the spirit stick with conviction. Above: Cheerleaders help to lift the fired spirits of the players and channel their energies toward one common goal—to win! Hands clapping, feet stomping, and voices screaming are common sights encountered at a G.H.S. pep assembly. ROLLER COASTER YEAR MARKS GAGERS' SEASON Varsity Compiles 11-14 Season in Coach McMurray's Final Year Bursting out of the chute making their first seven shots against Oakwood, the Boys Buffalo Basketball team looked very promising for the 1982-83 hoop season. However, a combination of bad breaks and streak playing resulted in a losing a respectable 11-14 record in Coach McMurray’s final season as head coach for the Buffs. Losing senior starter twins Brian and Steve Cornwell, center Jerry Tuggle, and reserves Jerry Martin, Gary Readnour and Burton Perkins the team of next year will be built around John Towns and William Perkins. IQ Standing: Gary Readnour. Steve Cornwell. William Perkins. Coach McMurray. Jerry Martin. Brian Cornwell. Jerry Tuggle Front Row: Chuck Tuggle. Derrick Lipscomb. Greg Burton. Scott Martin. John Towns. Bill Good Top: Gary Readour and Brian Cornwell put the D” on a greyhound. Upper Right: After snarfing a board” John Towns puts down another two for the Buffs. Bottom: With the touch of a soft breeze. Steve Cornwell rips the cords with a goal against the Toppers aiding in the victory. I9S2-83 Varsity Basketball Scores Georgetown 70 Georgetown 71 Georgetown 75 Georgetown 71 Georgetown 60 Georgetown 60 Georgetown 71 Georgetown 67 Georgetown 60 Georgetown 64 Georgetown 46 Georgetown 48 Georgetown 58 Georgetown 54 Georgetown 56 Georgetown 78 Georgetown 67 Georgetown 68 Georgetown 61 Georgetown 77 Georgetown 46 Georgetown 52 Georgetown 54 Georgetown 86 Georgetown 58 48 Oak wood 74 Catlin 2 OT 42 Paxton 77 Gibson City 56 Chrisman 51 Schlarman 76 Clifton Central 52 Wellington— Rossville Tourney 77 Hoopeston 61 Watseka OT 78 Westville 87 Hoopeston 44 Ridgefarm— (Vermilion County Tourney) 71 Oakwood 66 Jamaica 38 Paxton 80 Gibson City 56 Rossville 63 Schlarman OT 71 Clifton Central 61 Watseka 84 Westville 71 Hoopeston 71 Jamaica 74 Westville (Regional) 113 J V Front Row. Coach Steffey. Jeff Cheeseman. Marty Norfleet. Wayne Moore. Sheldon Cook. Jamie Irby. Back Row: Scott Davis. Don Cash. Dusty Hill. Brian Maskel. Chris Brooks. FRESHMEN Front Row: Scott Davis. Chris Brooks. Matt Goodrum, Jay Katavich. Todd Castleberry. Back Row: Marty Norfleet. Jeff Cheeseman. Coach McHenry. Cory Golcynski, Todd Vice. 114 The 1982-83 Sophomore Men’s basketball squad turned in a much improved season. These young cagers finished with a season record of 13-9. Their conference mark was 9-6. They finished third in the Georgetown Invitational Tourney. Joe Adkins and Scott Davis were selected to the All- Tourney team. Georgetown 23 VS Oakwood 21 28 vs Catlin 32 45 vs Paxton 24 47 vs Gibson City 36 54 vs Chrisman 51 31 vs Schlarman 35 45 vs Central 50 39 vs Watseka 36 34 vs Westville 31 42 vs Hoopeston 40 38 vs Paxton 43 27 vs Gibson City 30 41 vs Rossville-Alvin 25 47 vs Schlarman 49 40 vs Central 43 38 vs Watseka 34 38 vs Westville 32 43 vs Hoopeston 35 53 vs Schlarman 41 33 vs Westville 55 45 vs Danville 49 Freshman Basketball Catlin win Catlin loss Jamaica loss Hoopeston loss Hoopeston loss Paris loss Schlarman loss Schlarman loss Oakwood loss Oakwood loss Paxton loss Westville loss Westville loss The Freshman Basketball Team is to be commended for its courage and dedication. Having to practice at 6 o'clock in the morning and facing odds against them, the boys on this squad were not quitters. A dismal season with a record of one win against twelve defeats would have discouraged many, but not this group. Mr. Mac. Georgetown's Gentleman Coach” Boggess, Johnson, Grider, Morris, Learnard, Redmond, McCloud, Behm, Murray, Cornwell, Perkins, Towns, and Tuggle are among the many names that will always have a place in the memories and the scrapbooks of Bob McMurray. These are the young men along with the others who are helped by Mr. Mac to win two regional championships, two second place county finishes, a consolation championship in 1982, and permanent possession of the John Dickson Award for Sportsmanship, along with a won-loss record of 90-71 for his varsity coaching years. What do I find most memorable about Coach McMurray? His being my friend and fellow worker since 1966 when he taught English and coached sports at the then Goergetown Junior High School. Next, the marathon basketball game that lasted 24 hours where the final score was 1,178 to 1,136 and bodies were laying all over the gym. Summer basketball classes with gradeschoolers running all over the gym. The defeat of the Terrible Towels” also very proud when Mr. Mac was selected to coach the Eastern Illinois All-Stars against the Indiana All-Stars and won 107-96. In my mind, Mr. Mac’s greatest achievement is the winning of the sportsmanship award for three years in a row to receive permanent possesion for Georgetown High School and for himself the respect of his players, fellow coaches, and coworkers and the title Gentleman Coach of Vermilion County”. After all, his job is and was to build a spirit of sportsmanship and character. Thank You Mr. Mac, for a job well done!! Robert Delmotte Kneeling Martha Fitzwater. Kris Crawford. Cheryl McNeese. Donna Mahoney. Michelle Johnson. Standing Miss O'Neil. Rae Ann Smith. Angie Ingham. Phyllis Trimble, Shelly Hughes. Tina High. Tammy Cagle. Mr. Powell. VARSITY Won Bismarck x St. Joe-Ogden Gibson City Schlarman x Clifton Oakwood HEL Paxton Westville x Watseka Gibson City Paxton Schlarman x Clifton x Jamaica x Watseka x Westville x HEL x Second in Regional Tournament. Loss x x x x X X X X X 116 117 CHAMPS 1901 Kneeling: Marva Pitzwater. Karla Coulter. Kim Tuggle. Sandy Moody. Chris Good. Rhonda Rumple. Donna Nolen. Cathy NcMeese Standing: Ms. O’Neil. Michelle Johnson. Amy Binkley. Shelly Hughes. Darla Berry. Danatra Brown. Robin Brown. Nancy Richards JV GIRL CAGERS A good turnout of girls wanting to play, many good practice sessions, and much experience gained through the season resulted in a much improved team which had a winning record in the last half of the season. THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED TO ALL WHO MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN ATHLETIC COMPETITION REPRESENTING OUR SCHOOL. AMONG THOSE TO WHOM WE ARE INDEBTED INCLUDE THE COACHES who spend long hours practicing, guiding and traveling with teams sacrificing many hours away from home and family. THE TEACHERS and ADMINISTRATORS who are called upon to assure academic development keeps up with athletic development. THE PARENTS and BOOSTER CLUB who help out financially and attend contests involving students. THE BUSINESSMEN and CITIZENS who unselfishly give of themselves so graciously. THANKS TO ALL OF YOU! CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling—Mark Ingham. Rod Good. Rusty Snapp. Jerry Martin. Cris Anderson. Standing—Joe Sherman. Guy Sprouls. Kevin Wallace. Scott Davis. Coach Kulbartz. Troy Nimrick. Michelle Johnson. Angie Ingham. Not pictured Matt Serd. Kevin Kupcik. Zeke Yoho. Opponent Catlin Oak wood H.E.L. Bismarck Henning Catlin Unity Paxton Paxton Chrisman H.E.L. Paxton Westville Chrisman Westville IX) This year’s cross country team posted an 8-7 record. The core of this year’s team was underclassmen, so the challenge to improve for next year is there. Lead by upperclassmen Kevin Kupcik and Jerry Martin outstanding underclassmen Troy Nimrick, Scott Davis. Rod Good, and Chris Anderson consistently improved and will make an excellent nucleus for next year’s squad. Cross Country Dl GRAPPLERS REBUILD FOR EXPERIENCE UPPER LEFT: Summoning up powers from beyond. Coach Avery encourages one of his wrestlers while Tracy Green (left). Brian Starwalt, and Jeff Sliva do the same in their own manner. UPPER RIGHT: In a Mr. Universe stance, first year wrestler Dave Dillman signals a forfeit victory. LOWER LEFT: Senior Grappler Kyle Coburn bulldogs an opponent during a highly successful season of 31 victories and only 8 defeats. LOWER RIGHT: Bob Spencer raises his hand in another victory. Q2 First Row: Kelly Brady. Eric Rhodes. Todd Green. Mike Razmus. Carl Manning. Middle Row: Jeff Sliva. Bob Spencer. Mickey Clay. Brad Hughes. Curt Stingley. Standing: Pat Dillman. Kyle Coburn. Dave Dillman. Kurt Kupcik. WRESTLING RECORD 1982-1983 Mattoon 30-26 Paris 31-34 Mount Zion 38-30 Westville 39-21 North Vermilion 24-47 Bismarck 26-32 Champaign Central 44-18 Urbana 5014 Monticello 39-21 St. Joe 3033 Catlin 42-16 Oakwood 29-34 Covington 18-54 Argenta Oreana 35-26 Gibson City 66-00 Hoopeston 41-26 Gibson City 44-20 Hoopeston 46-24 Westview 42-21 Central. Clifton 36-27 TOURNAMENTS Tolono 7th Bismarck 2nd Mahomet 12th District 5th 123 FAST FEET STRONG SHOULDERS AND LEAPIN’ LEGS The 1983 edition of the G.H.S. track team showed steady improvement in spite of the wet weather conditions hampering competitions. William Perkins was the star of the squad making the state competition at E.I.U. in the 200 meter dash. The team had a 3-1 dual meet record with an eye-opening 2nd place finish in the county meet. The 400 meter relay team of Greg Burton, William and Burton Perkins, and Derrick Lipscomb turned repeated fast times. The 800 meter relay team (shown below) of l-r Richard Stewart, Derrick Lipscomb, Burton Perkins, and William Perkins showed lightning speed in all meets. Burton Perkins, shown on the right with Gina Shade, set a school long jump record with a leap of 20’8”. 124 Sealed: L-R Chris Anderson. Monte Million. Bret Lutz. Danny Winkler Kneeling: Paul Sanders. Dusty Hill. Kyle Coburn. William Perkins. Derrick Lipscomb. Richard Stewart. Jeff Lenhart. Chris Gilroy Standing: Troy Eversole. Todd Vice. Roger Biggs. Todd Allison. Joe Sherman. Greg Bur ton. Troy Nimrick. Coach Kulbartz. Mike Rowe. Rusty Snapp. Kris Key. Jim Howe. Demetrius Doyle. Scott Davis. Rod Good. Mickey Clay Above: Dash man William Perkins sets in the blocks showing the starting form which earned his way to the state meet. Left: Kyle Coburn hurls the discus as he did to win the county title in the event. K V V, 25 GIRL’S TRACK This year’s team was off to a slow start because of weather conditions but came through at the end of the season with some strong performances. I hope for it to be better next year. Coach Powell. Girl's Track Records Dual Record County Meet Wauseca Conf. MVP Captain Record (School) Record Tie 1-4 3rd Place 6th Place Michelle Johnson Tamera Dandrige 1600m relay 4:48 Mi chelle Johnson. Kristi Martin. Sheila Stark. Penny Rankins. 14 feet 7' j inches— Sheila Stark—Long Jump Sitting. Kathi Bridgewater. Kristi Martin. Tracy Bina. Michelle Johnson. Karyn Angle. Betty Mattingly. Penny Rankins. Coach Powell. Standing. Stacy Ehler. Sheila Stark. Lisa Lambert. Tammy Dandridge. Jennifer Lamar. Not pictured Kris Crawford. Chris Sherman. Sheila Stark. Penny Rankins. Kristi Martin, and Michelle Johnson make up the I6COM relay team which set a new record of 4:48. 136 Relay learn members Jennifer Lamar. Lisa Lambert, and Kristi Martin show off medals following the county track meet. Tammy Dandridge crosses the finish line as she anchors the 400 meter relay team. Tracy Bina clears another hurdle as she defeats a contestant from Paris. All County distant runner Michelle Johnson demon strates her form in the 1600 Meter run. Q7 SOFTBALL Left Planning their strategy Tina High and Debbie Mullins concur on their plans. Right—Senior 3rd baseman Rae Ann Smith studies the opponent’s pitcher looking for an advantage. Standing: Coach Patterson. Donna Nolan. LeAnn Parker. Chris Good. Amy Kuyrkendarl. Missy Land. Angie Ingham. Rae Ann Smith. Tammy Cagle. Debbie Mullins. Coach Moore. Kneeling: Kim Tuggle. Karla Koulter. Tina High. Marci Pataki. Shelly Hughes. Patty Lyday. Donna Mahoney. 128 Back Row: Cathy McNeese. Chris Good. Shelly Hughes. Karla Koulter. Amy Kuyrkendarl. Nancy Richards. Front Row: Coach Patterson. Karen Mullins. Rhonda Rumple. Heather Brooks. Amy Binkley. Marva Fitzwater. Debbie Kelch. Coach Moore. Left—After seeing Donna Mahoney removed from the game with an injury. Debbie Mullins. Tina High. Tammy Cagle. LeAnn Parker, and Rae Ann Smith leave the field perplexed. Right—Kim Tuggle lets go another baffling pitch in a game against Champaign. BUFF BOYS OF SUMMER GAIN FROM UNDERCLASSMEN EXPERIENCE Seated: Gary Readnour. Bryan Snack. Jerry Tuggle. Jim Bianchetta. Brian Cornwell. Eric Cunningham. Steve Cornwell. Eric Sawyer. Standing: Darin Knoepfel. Sheldon Cook. Don Cash. Mike Pritchett. Jamie Irby. John McMasters. Andy Drotos. Coach Sliva WE STARTED OUR SEASON by losing some close games. We lost the regional by only four runs with all the seniors gone, so next year’s team looks to be a good one. In the conference, we lost a lot of seniors due to work and had to play a lot of underclassmen.” Coach Sliva THE TALLIES 1 Georgetown—Covington 6 4 Georgetown—Armstrong 6 7 Georgetown—St. Joe 5 3 Georgetown—Sehlarman 13 1 4 Georgetown—Oak wood 15 2 Georgetown—N. Vermil 2 5 Georgetown—Shiloh 3 2 Georgetown—Catlin 5 1 Georgetown—Montezuma 0 0 Georgetown—Westville 4 Regional CONFERENCE 3 0 Georgetown—Hoopeston 7 6 II 1 Georgetown—Westville 6 4 4 3 Georgetown—Cl Central 7 15 2 4 Georgetown—Sehlarman 14 IS 2 1 Georgetown—Gibson City 7 7 WON 4 LOST 16 130 Upper left: Brian Cornwell awaits a pitch as Coach Sliva looks on. Left: Catcher Jerry Tuggle dons his gear prior to a victory over Montezuma. Upper right: Pregame stretches are good for all athletes as Steve Cornwell demonstrates. Lower right: A welcome addition to the year’s staff of pitchers. Bryan Snack showed some good stuff as a hurler. 131 BEST OF BEST DANCERS TAMMY DANDRIDGE—BURTON PERKINS BEST DRESSED JERRY MARTIN—BETH WADSWORTH MOST STUDIOUS BETH WADSWORTH—JEFF ANGLE MACHO DWAYNE HUGHES FRIENDLIEST RAE ANN SMITH—JEFF ANGLE MOST COMICAL ANGIE INGHAM—ERIC SAWYER 132 SENIORS MOST POPULAR DWAYNE HUGHES—RAE ANN SMITH SWEETHEARTS KEVIN KUPCIK—LISA BARKER MOST ATHLETIC STEVE CORNWELL—ANGIE INGHAM 133 RECOGNITION FOR THE TITLES OF VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN are earned by the students with the highest and second highest grade point averages respectively. Valedictorian Dwayne Hughes (grade point 4.987) and Salutatorian Beth Wadsworth (grade point 4.963) were honored in other ways. Both received the U.S. Army Reserve National Athlete Scholarship Award. Dwayne received an Honor Scholarship worth $1000 from Monmouth College and the Silver Scissors Home Economics Honor in addition to receiving All County and All Conference recognition for football efforts. Beth received the Veteran's Scholarship Award of $3200 from the University of Illinois, the National Honor Society $100 Scholarship, and the Outstanding Science Student Award. 134 JOBS WELL DONE THESE FIVE STUDENTS were the cream of the academic crop of the 1983 seniors. Jeff Angle. Dwayne Hughes. Patty Lyday. Rae Ann Smith and Beth Wadsworth are models who more underclassmen should pattern themselves after. MR. MC MURRAY AWARDS WILLIAM PERKINS the Boy Athlete of the Year title for his outstanding efforts in Football. Basketball, and Track. Jerry Martin (on the left) was presented the Ron Wise Memorial Award as well as the Alma Pletcher $500 Scholarship. RAE ANN SMITH is another top notch student at our school. She was named as an Outstanding Young Citizen and received the Alma Pletcher Scholarship award of $500. She also was named recepient of the Teresa Winland Memorial and was presented the DAR Award. 135 MORE KEVIN KEY- LAMA PLETCHER $5CO SCHOLARSHIP FOR DACC. PAT LYDAY—EXCHANGE CLUB—YOUTH OF THE MONTH AWARD. TAMMY DANDRIDGE—FHA AWARD. MARCIA MOODY—GIRL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD. LE ANN PARKER-SILVER SCISSORS AWARD. ALL COUNTY SPORTS AWARDS Cross Country—Troy Nimrick Football—Steve Cornwell. Brian Cornwell. Jerry Tuggle. Dwayne Hughes. Basketball—Steve Cornwell. Marcia Moody Wrestling—Steve Pearson. Kyle Coburn Track — Jeff Angle. Kyle Coburn. Burton Perkins. William Perkins. Michelle Johnson ALL CONFERENCE SPORTS AWARDS Football Dwayne Hughes, Jerry Tuggle, William Perkins, Brian Cornwell. John Towns Basketball—Steve Cornwell, Marcia Moody. Angie Ingham Cross Country—Troy Nimrick Wrestling—Dave Dillman. Curt Stingley MRS. PAT JEFFERS informs Cheryl McNeese (left) and Jane Sprouls of their Girls State Award from the American Legion Auxilary of the Dornblaser Post in the top photograph. Above.- APPEARING TO BE LEAVING for Boys State are the Boys State nominees Troy Nimrick. Rusty Snapp, Tim Bender, and Bill Good. Left—JEFF ANGLE receives the General Motors Institute Scholarship. He was also named the Sons of American Revolution (SAR) winner. 136 AWARDS PROUDLY DISPLAYING THE GOLDEN HAMMER PLAQUE for being the Outstanding Woodworking Student is Bill Dowers. Top: Ed Weaver and Lisa Snack read the Senior Wills. Middle: Rhonda Johnson and Christy Pullin predicted Senior futures with the Senior Prophesy. Left: Rae Ann Smith. Amy Black, and Paula Heiser were a few of the many receiving Attendence Awards from Mr. Avery. 137 Georgetown downs Tigers Tool to even Coal Bucket series Walker winsHe Teen opens fire in study hall 1 after taunts from c,ass te p PKTil jTylenol suspect awaits . arraignment in Chicago GT UiOWr c M ilChrisman 6i recruits Stat m 200,000join -- “ in cardinals)Man til reate otu Wsp inflton Sfrss? HhM« in sssp Cubs win ■■ ■ Georgetown Buffaloes 1982 Season Totals • |y | | M m v,eorgetown B— ■ W ■ ■ Soviet leader dig Brezhnev dies fro Nation set to bid farewell sjeAmateur chemist released | -. in Tylenol poisoning case “jGMto ET‘go home’,M f rscsll resident d0f©nds ty about 3Conom� c program! ,j oo Relief in ‘83 -TV Haigsaystakingjobwasamistake unemployment rate falls .5-1 .Ul .SB «=, « , s � '|i ■ |,gx- IS to bomb (Jobless rat® Monument . •] westj|?fm county 05 hits 16.4 %0 out If I 3-_a A prison t r -r t storni,f [. yi? e.... -v ii lfl for Danville —J iAs illsi;:Bs .. u ■ • Irl M A S H Dashers LayOTI ■ - 1 11,1! I I I?I III lfl III I i ill I SENIOR PROPHECY On January 15, 2003, I won the Illinois State Lottery grandprize of a million dollars. Well, I didn’t know what to do with all of the money but I finally decided to buy an airplane and look for the graduated class of ”83”. First of all, I went to the high school office to see if they could help me locate some of the people. As I walked in the door, I heard a familiar voice say Will you please stand for the pledge?” Was it an echo? No, it was Patty Lyday. I couldn't believe it. She showed me that there was more of the class of 83” working there too. LeAnn Parker is the band director of the 2003 Marching Band. All those years of being Drum Major paid off. Mike Bonomo is sponsoring the FFA. Kyle Coburn is taking Spanish again because of a guilty conscience from not trying hard enough the first time. Kim Troxel is the librarian at the Jr. High. Her nickname is Mrs. Sprouls. Paula Heiser is now a full-time secretary, but she has moved up in the office. She now gets to take lunch tickets. Jerry Tuggle is now the football and basketball coach. When I was leaving, I passed Penny McFarland and Steve Francis in the hallway. They were visiting the school, and let me tell you, they still have the same urges in the halls as they had when they were in school. I saw Troy Pate at the High School also. They say he comes back every day at lunchtime to entertain the students with his radio (only now he has a hearing aid). As I left the school in my car, I passed Dwanye Hatton, He was crusing down by Donna Fouse’s house and laying on the horn. I stopped by Jerry’s Oasis and found Eric Cunningham living up to his favorite saying— in Heaven there is no beer, so we'd better drink it here.” As I was leaving there, I saw William Dowers in his new car. It was shaped like a horse with a cowboy on itl Then I saw a sign with Jeff Haussey’s name on it. It was advertising his new doctors office. He specializes in knee injuries. Then I stopped in a photography shop that is owned by Shelly Grubb or should I say Legros. She now has her own dark room, but with a new piece of equipment—Troy. I then saw Angie Ingham and David Behm going into the telephone company—Most likely to pay for all those long distance phone calls charged so long ago. I saw Lisa Barker and Kevin Kupcik arguing with Mr. Kelley. I think they were protesting their divorce of their marriage in Adult Living Class. Matt Serd and Amy Black are now married and they own their own wrecking company. Mike Schmink was crusing in his Ford. Chris Sherman is now married to Troy Nimrick. When I saw her she had a black eye but it wasn’t from Troy. No, sir! She had just been practicing twirling her rifle. Later I was driving down the Old Dam Road and saw Rae Ann Smith. I think she was looking for something there. I found Brenda Burress and Zeke Yoho sitting in the Library, looking at newspapers. I stopped by the CSQ for lunch and found a few people there: Brian and Steve Cornwell were reminiscing about beating Westville 66-6 in the Coal Bucket Game of 1982. Sherrie High was there with Steve, and now she is saying Oooooooh I had a rough week! instead of weekend. Beth Wadsworth was there. She is now a well known chemist. Gary Readnour's hair was still in place even though it was scarce. Dwayne Hughes and Jennifer Lamar were trying to decide whether to break up or make up. Janet Phillips and Jerry Martin were holding a burping contest.—It is still hard to determine the winner. Harold Maskel, Tim Maxwell, Bobby Tintorri, and Joe Maskel were sitting at a table. Joe was still talking about his most remembered moment—June 3, 1982. When I walked outside, I saw Aneita Sprouls and a friend looking at the dent in her dad’s car, saying My Dad will never notice a dent that small. Will he? I saw Ron Russian enjoying his favorite past time—watching little kids wreck their bicycles. When I had finished in Georgetown, I went to the airport. As I was arriving, Ernie Gill was just returning from Colorado. What a Flashbackl As I was getting on an airplane. I saw Cindy Reinier. She is now a stewardess for Eastern Airlines. Then I flew to Arlington, Texas and found Lisa Snack and Kris Crawford. Now they are partners in owning an oil well there. I, then went to Washington, D.C. and found Scott Hardesty. He was working on a White House conspiracy—something about kidnapping the President? Honolulu, Hawaii was next. I found Denise Harper. She was finally taking the trip she passed up in High School. I found Johanna Berry in California where she is married to a guy who wears Levis and lives on the beach. I found Jim Bianchetta in St. Louis. He is now playing baseball for the Cards. In Hollywood, I found Kevin Key starring in the new James Bond movie (his dream come true). Also, Kelly Manning is now starring in the Broadway musical Annie”. I found Donnie Clay riding his Harley with the other Riders”. I heard Ed Weaver was somewhere in California. Ed couldn't choose between music and journalism so he is now touring America with the rock band Copy Boy”. Their latest album is called Hot Off The Press”. Michelle Wengler is now the owner of a famous company. And you will never guess what it makes. Yep! Jeans. While I was in Florida, I found Tina Williams. She is now living on a private beach with Doyne. Then I flew back to Georgetown and I found many people at work in near by areas. At General Electric I found Jeff Angle, He is an electrical engineer. (Gee! No! GTE.) Laurie Morrison is a full-time secretary at the Jr. High School. Aliy Severado is a diesel mechanic for Ford. Nancy Moody is now a receptionist at a doctor’s office. Richard Ransom now works at Tombstone Pizza. Marti Zumwalt was supposed to be at work, but he was late again. He must have decided to sleep in. I saw Lisa West crusing and Jeana Meeker playing T.A.G. Dawn Warren is now one of the world’s foremost authority on Val speaking. Bryan Snack has opened his own shoe store. He specializes in thongs”. Doug Jeffers owns a library so he can read all the books he wants. Bridget Cagle is still saying No thanks, I’m trying to quit.” Kim Golsynski’s line was busy when I tried to call her. What else is new? Deedee Davis is still proclaiming she is a Nasty Punk”. Jim Bailey owns a book store. He is always turning a Paige”. Leo Dixon is now President of the Raid Insect Repellent Company. Tracy Green is still playing the track and field”. Jim Edwards is going to star in the new version of the movie CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF”. Burton Perkins is still being mistaken for his brother William. Mike Reed— The Tiger”—is prowling the streets as always. He also is trying to make a 2x2 out of his 4x4. Rod McDaniel is still in Mr. Trahan’s room moving his knights”. Tina Reed is going to be one of the new smurfs. Her name is going to be Shorty Smurf”. Derrick Lipscomb achieved his goal and is a professional basketball player. I saw Debbie Mullins and Tony Hall are now married. They are starting their own softball team. I found many couples happily married and living in Georgetown: Phyllis Trimble and Troy Brooks, Eric Sawyer and Stacey Ehler, Joyce Chow and Dave Dillman, and Robin Vice and Doug Parmley. This concluded my search for the Class of 83”. It was great to see them all again! SENIOR WILLS We Lisa Barker and Brenda Burress will to Mrs. Moore a new set of curtins for her next Adult Living Wedding and to Mrs. Arnold and Miss McLin a housekeeper to keep their back room clean. I Amy Black will to my sister. Melissa, the ability to get along by herself the next two years without the protection of me and Gary, to Beth Hughes the man of her dreams”, and to Mr. Trahan the ability to pick on someone else who picks up slips first hour. I, Bridget Cagle, will to my little” sister Tammy, everything Mother Nature forgotl and to Beth Hughes I will the ability to properly eat dill pickles. I Kyle Coburn will to Tim Bender some new friends for next year at school, and that he will always have enough to do at night. I Brian Cornwell will to William Perkins my ability to drive down a street avoiding parked cars. I Tammy Dandridge will to Sherri Dandridge my ability to be a cheerleader all four years in High School. I also will my ability to dance to William Perkins. I Shelly Grubb will to my future sister-in-law the ability to cook, and to Stephanie Delmotte my job at the Jr. High. I Duck Doogin will to Richard Doney my Duck Walking ability to strut through the halls like a natural born Duck. I, Paula Heiser. will Tracy Bina the ability to get along with the unique” group, to Beth Hughes the ability to drive her own car (Right Ericl), and to Missy Black the ability to stay away from ironsll I Sherri High will to my sister Tina the ability to play sports and not get hurt and the ability to handle my beverages to Kristi Martin, Susie Haggerty, Lisa Lambert, Jennifer Lamar, Tracy Bina, and not get sick after walking up Walnut St. for an hour. I Dwayne Hughes will to my little brother. Dean, my night life (if he can handle it) and Tim Bender the knowledge about everything and everybody! I Angie Ingham will to Tammy Cagle my license to play basketball, to Donna Mahoney my big eyes, and to Tracy Bina the ability to laugh without a respirator. I Troy Legros will to Cary Cunningham my welding and mechanic skills. Also to get to class on time with pencil and paper, Also to Kevin Key the ability to Tig. Weld. I Patty Lyday will to Joe Chantos, one last trip to the Brew House and to Scott Ross an advanced invitation to next years Sweet Heart Dance. We Patty Lyday and Bridget Cagle Being of Aerobicised Bodies and physically capable do hereby will to Mrs. Goodner the compassion to realize that P.E. is not the only thing we live for. I Jerry Martin will to any X-country runner my creative ability to hold up a morning train, to any white Basketball player my ability to jump like a darkie, and to anyone who wants it my superior ability to belch at great lengths. I Penny McFarland will to Steve Francis my love. And also my brains so he can pass his classes. I LeAnn Parker will to Cheryl McNeese my ability to walk down the hall without my eyes glued to all the little orange tags (Levis) and to the two incoming Drum Majors the ability to learn fast. I Mike Reed will to Mike Razmas the ability to cruise town and do anything without getting busted, and to My sweetheart the ability to keep her eyes and hands in the right SENIOR WILLS places without me here to watch her next year. I Tina Reed will to Sheri Ryan the ability to hang in there all the way through school I Ron Russian will to Rex Avery my ability to accept student absences without question. I Eric Sawyer will to Todd Castelberry a body guard for every trip he takes on a bus. I Ally Severado will to Thomas Willette my suave moves. I Lisa Snack will to Tracy Bina my ability to keep my hand away from my mouth when I chew, to Mr. Steffey my ability to talk above my breath, and some good advice to all underclassmen who ever throw a party— Remove all curtains and hair brushes from your house!” I Kim Troxel will to Kim Andrews my ability to be around preplies without changing into one. Good luck, your almost there pup. I Dawn Warren will to Donna West and Zanetta Williford my ability to attend school for at least 3 days in a row every week; and not to SPAZ OUT whenever they see that Jerry Smith has come to get me after school in his Firebird. I Don Clay will to my brother my excellent grades and all my Danville Dasher Hockey Pucks. I LLW will to Donna West my ability to keep my hands off another girl’s guyl And to Mark Steward the ability to keep my hands to myself I I Tina Williams will Beth Hughes my ability to catch a Cornwell and stick with him, and to Maggie Wyer my ability to party with more than just Mr. Swann and to leave a party while still standing. I Richard Edwin Weaver will to Jeff Haussey my ability to jump out of second-story windows with the greatest of ease, to Mrs. Tintorri my sense of humor, to Donna West my ability to conceal controlled substances, and to Chris Good my writing ability. I Marty Zumwalt will to Bob Spencer and Bobby Wilson smelly lockers, a list of excuses to tell Mr. Avery why you were absent, and finally the ability to put up with all the people and rules here at Georgetown High. I Janet Phillips will to Cheryl McNeese the ability not to step on her tongue while going through Catlin and anywhere else, and also my Captain position on the YMCA Girls Wrestling Team. I Earnie Gill will to Kerrie Kocurek my heart, and to Michelle Johnson I will my excellent ability to play trumpet and get along with 3rd chair players. I Jerry Tuggle will to my brother and sister my ability to stay out of trouble for at least a week. I Eric Cunningham being of sound mind and battered body do hereby will to my brother Cary the ability to wear a turtle neck sweater without smothering to death. Also to Michelle Hawn the ability to get ready for a date in under six hours. I Denise Harper will to Bobby Wilson the ability to find another couple to interfere with since Marty and I won’t be here next year and to Troy Nimrick the ability to go through his Senior year without Chris by his side. And to Gi Trimble I will her a pair of glasses so that she will have four eyes to stare at me instead of two. I Rae Ann Smith will to Tammy Cagle and Tina High the ability to not get whip cream all over them and to Tina and Kim Tuggle a baby rattle with their favorite juice. I Kris Crawford will Tracy Bina the ability to find her own yellow Transam to get a ride in and to Tammy Cagle Holly”. Paula Heiser escorted Brian Cornwell during the coronation ceremony. King Jeff Angle and Queen Patty Lyday danced to the song We've Got Tonight”. THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM” Candidate Angie Ingham escorted by candidate Steve Cornwell. On April 30, the Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Gao Grotto in Danville. This year’s prom theme was ’The Impossible Dream” featuring the band Incognitos”. The Juniors planned a fun filled night of events which began with the dance and queen coronation. This year’s king and queen is Jeff Angle and Patty Lyday. Following the dance everyone met at the YMCA for post prom activities. This included swimming, a movie, volleyball, raquetball, and pizza for all. After this it was back to Georgetown for skating at the Roller-Ama for those who wanted to. The evening was enjoyed by most who went. 144 Jim Cheek representing the junior class announces the events of the evening. Patty Lyday receives her crown from the 1983 queen Laura Dubois, and Jeff Angle is crowned by the 1983 king Kevin Hughes. The 1983 prom court from L-R Laura Dubois 1983 queen, candidates Paula Heiser. Angie Ingham. Amy Black, and Beth Wadsworth. Queen Patty. King Jeff Angle. Candidates Matt Serd. Dwayne Hughes. Steve Cornwell, and Brian Cornwell. The 1983 king Kevin Hughes, and the crown bearers Kelly Cunningham and Jason Goodner. 145 Front Row: Sherrie High. Debbie Mullins. Le Ann Parker. Kelly Manning. Kris Crawford. Laurie Morrison, Amy Black. Second Row: Tina Reed. Beth Wadsworth. Denise Harper. Rae Ann Smith. Janet Phillips. Kim Golcynski, Pat Lyday, Third Row: Crystal Weir. Julie Parke. Lisa Barker. Brian Cornwell. Matt Serd. Dwayne Hatton. Lisa West. Fourth Row= Jeff Angle. Scott Hardesty. Jeff Haussy. Jerry Tuggle. Eric Cunningham. Jim Bianchetta. Fifth Row: Kevin Kupcik. Mike Schmink. Ally Severado, Gary Readnour. Mike Bonomo. Sixth Row: Jim Edwards, Marty Zumwalt. Burton Perkins. Derrick Lipscomb. Jerry Martin 146 First Row: Tammy Dandridge, Phyllis Trimble, Lisa Snack. Paula Heiser. Angie Ingham, Chris Sherman. Bridget Cagle. Second Row: Cindy Reinier. Tina Williams. Robin Vice. Michelle Wengler, Jeanna Meeker. Dawn Warren. Anieta Sprouts. Third Row: Brenda Burress. Troy Legros. Shelly Grubb. Penny McFarland. Joyce Chow. Nancy Moody. Kim Troxel, Fourth Row: Mike Reed. Zeke Yoho. Kevin Key. Ernie Gill. Bill Dowers. Rod McDaniel. Fifth Row: Kyle Coburn. Dwayne Hughes. Eric Sawyer. Steve Cornwell. Sixth Row: Bobby Tintorri. Tim Maxwell. Bryan Snack. Donny Clay. Doug Jeffers 147 A TIME FOR JOY, A TIME FOR TEARS, Gary Readnour finely tunes Jim Bian-chetta’s tassle. A TIME TO CHERISH THROUGH THE YEARS Valedictorian Dwayne Hughes accepts his award from Sherri High. Jim Edwards and Mike Schmink lead the class of 83 on Mr. Delmotte. their final exit as GHS persons. 149 Mr. Avery congratulates Eric Sawyer amongst the excitement of the day. 150 SENIOR REFLECTIONS Here we are in the sunset year of high school life. All the years of hard study and diligent work are beginning to pay off as we prepare to depart on the perilous voyage of adulthood. Throughout the year, we’ve scurried about making the final preparations for college or whatever else lies ahead for us. Out of our graduating class will come some of the Doctors, Scientists, Lawyers, Writers, Musicians, and many other chosen professions who will help shape the world of the future. As the echoes of laughter fade from the hallways and the graduates of the class of 1983 sail into adult life, we will smile at the familiar walls which sheltered us and nurtured us for the most tedious and important four years of our lives, and leave new individuals filled with aspirations and hopes for a happy life. Good-bye G.H.S. we won’t forget you soon. The Class of 1983” SENIOR Matt Serd attempts to catch up to Rae Ann Smith in a Go Cart race. Burton Perkins. Dwayne Hughes. Eric Sawyer, and Brian Cornwell relax in front of the lake. Several of the Seniors decided to check out the dock soon after arriving. 152 TRIP Janet Phillips. Le Ann Parker, and Jean Delmotte display their dancing skills on the Tom Sawyer Cruise. Chris Sherman. Le Ann Parker. Rae Ann Smith, and Lisa West meet some guys from the Ozark Opry. Jeff Haussey shows Troy Legros his new approach to meeting girls with Lisa West as his assistant. 153 Shelly Grubb smiles big for the camera. BREAKING THE GROUND for the project are L-R in front Jerry Tuggle and Scott Hardesty. Behind L-R are Lyle Gallez. Bryan Snack. Mr. McHenry. Bill Dowers and Marty Zumwalt. ENJOYING THE COMMONS are L-R John McMasters. Kurt Kupcik. Darin Knoepfel. Jim Peters. Brian Maskel. Sheldon Cook and Jeff Lenhart. 154 FORMER CLASSES PROVIDE FUNDS FOR STUDENT COMMONS AREA THE CLASSES OF 1982 AND 1983 donated their excess monies so the BT carpentry class and the turf classes could build an outdoor rest and relaxation area for students’ use during their lunch times and free times. The beautifully landscaped commons is accented by sod, concrete walkways, tastefully selected shrubs, and penta treated tables and benches. A hearty thanks to both classes. 155 EDITOR’S PAGE The yearbook staff has worked hard throughout the year selling ads. taking pictures, and laying out pages, to produce tbe 1983 Buffalo. With the addition of a darkroom built by the Building Trades class we were able to produce more pictures this year. Many thanks are to be returned for all who supported us in the making of our yearbook. First I would like to thank the businesses which placed ads in our book. Their support is what enables us to begin our work. Next, I would like to thank the students, faculty, and administration of GHS for their patience, cooperation, and support throughout the year, that made this book possible. A special thank you goes to Mr. Don Zimmerman our representative for his help whenever he was called on. Lastly I would like to thank our advisor, Mr. Steve Johnson for taking the time to sponsor the yearbook class. His guidance and experience in photography has helped us a great deal in the last two years. With this book I hope you will be able to look back on your high school years with pleasant memories. Thanks again to all who supported us, and to the yearbook staff for working together through the good times and the difficult times to produce this book. Patty Lyday 156 BILDILLIS’ CSQ Clean Service Quality Always 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! 157 Where a bit of today is o a 158 GEORGETOWN FOODS INC Everything from soup to nuts! That’s what a lot of people expect from a grocery. And then, some people expect a lot more, like Lower Prices and Friendlier Service.” That’s what IGA thinks, too! At IGA WE VALUE YOU!!! Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!! 159 MILL STREET LUMBER 302 MILL STREET AUTOGRAPHS Four financial centers to meet all your banking needs. Think Second First! Second National Bank Compliments of First Church of Christ Compliments of BURGOYNES FLOWER SHOP Georgetown, IL RIDGEWAY LANES Ridgefarm, Illinois Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 RIDGE FARM STATE BANK II So. State St. Ridge Farm, IL 61870 Member F.D.I.C. THE VILLAGER Ladies Ready-to-Wear )une Cook Ph. 269-2112 f'pr BURKE SPRING SHOP, INC. 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STRAHL % SONS, INC. MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Phones: 446-7890 - 446-7891 401-403 N. Washington Avenue Danville, Illinois 61832 L M MOWER SHOP 15 WEST 4th St. Danville, IL 217-446-8386 We Sell and Service Snapper Lawnboy Wheel Horse Yazoo Stihl Kerosene Heaters Shaklee Products MAKING PLANS FOR FURTHER EDUCATION? Discover the opportunities available to you at Danville Area Community College • College Transfer Courses Occupational Career Programs • Academic Excellence • Economical • Convenient DANVILLE AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE • 2000 East Main Street • Danville, IL 61832 BIGGS MARATHON SERVICE 399 IV. MAIN MANAGER — GORDON RIGGS A Cunningham. Eric—4J2.76.8I.I46.I30 Curry. Stacey—36.68.74 Adkins. Joey—104 Allison. Todd 36.123 Andrews. Kim 36.81 Anderson. Chris—24.52.70.125 Angle. Jeff 4.7I.74.IOO.I04.I32.I33.I35.I36.I46.I45.I44 Angle. Karyn—52.76.107.126 Angle. Steve—36.76.104 Arnold. Teresa 62.86.95 Avery. Rex—60.56.122.149 B Bailey. Jim 4.84.85 Baker. Neil -81 Baldwin. Chris Barker. Lisa 5.I8.24.74.76.85.IIO.I33.I46 Barker. Marquerite—24.33.36.56.74.70.108.109 Barney. Jeff Bennett. Sandy—56.64.78 Berry. Darla—52,81.118 Berry. Johanna—5.20.24 Behm, Derry Bender. Tim—36.41.71.74.81.146.148 Biggs. Randy 24.36 Biggs. Roger—24.80.81.125 Bina. Tracy 22.24.30.33.68.74.76.108.109.126.127 Binkley. Amy 52.68.69.118 Black. Amy-5.I9.24.68.69.74.II0.I37.I45.I46 Black. Missy—22.24.56.108 Black. Rhonda 24.52.77 Bomgardner. Jeanette—24 Bonomo. Mike 4,80.81.146 Brady. Kelly—123 Brandt. Lynn Bridgewater. Kathi 24.110.126 Brooks. Chris—52.105.114 Brooks. Cory—52.105 Brooks. Carrell—36 Brooks. Heather—24.52.76.118 Brooks. Roger 36.73 Brooks. Troy—52 Brown. Danatra—107.118 Brown. Leetha 68 Brown. Robin—75.70.118 Buerkle. William—56.65.96 Burow. Nancy—52,76 Burress. Brenda—4.18.24.74.106.110.147 Burton. Greg—24.36.71.86.104.112.125 C Cagle. Bridget—4.18.22.68.74.76.84.147 Cagle. Tammy—24.56.74.106.116.117,128 Call. Max 102.104 Caraker. Judd 64 Carlton. Kristi—24.36.78.108.109 Carpenter. Kim—24.107.110 Cash. Don—74.KM.II4.I30 Castleberry. Todd- 52.77.105.114 Cebulski. Chelle 20.24.70.108 Chantos. Joe—28 Charles. Danny—52 Cheek. Jim—24.33.36.56.74.76.86.KM.I45 Cheesman. Jeff—56.114 Chow. John—36.71.80.81 Chow. Joyce—4.19.76.81.147 Clark. Ronald 52 Clay. Donald—5.74.147 Clay. Mickey—123.125 Coburn. Kyle- I00.I04.I22.I23.I25.I47 Coburn. Ronna Collins. Roy—52.81.105 Conner. Denise 36.68.76 Cook. Sheldon—74.76.114.154.130 Cornwell. Brian-5.74.86.I0U04.II2.II3.I44.I45.I46.I52.I30.I3I Cornwell. Steve—5.74.S6.S7.IOI.IOUI2.II3.I44.I45.I47 Coulter. Karla—52.107.118.128 Covington. Harry Craft. Tracy Crawford. Kris 5.I9.28.74.75.78.86.IIO.II6.I46 Crook. Adam —24.52 Cunningham. Cary—36.81 D Dandridge. Sherri 52.68.76.108 Dandridge. Tarnmy-4.3I.68.69.I08.I09.I26.I27.I32.I47 Davis, DeeDee—4.68.70.75 Davis. Russell 36 Davis. Scott (So.)—74.78.114.125 Davis. Scott (Fr.)—24.52.75.80.81.114 Davis. Tommy Deck. Gladys—52.68.107 Delaurier. Laurie - 52 Delmotte. Robert—60.149 Delmotte. Stephanie- 36.68.76.106 Digby. Tonya—52.68.74.107 Dill. Kyle—37 Dillman. Dave 105.122.123 Dillman. Pat—52.77.105.123 Doney. Richard—80.81 Dowers. Bill—4,73.137.154 Dowers. Larry—52 Doyle. Demetrius—125 Drotos. Andy—52.77,130 Dubois. Lisa—20.30.53.107.110 Dunovan. Candy—37,74,75.81 Duprey. Randy—53 E Edwards. Dale—53.81 Edwards. Janet—37.70.74.75.81 Edwards. Jim—5.146.149 Ehler. Stacy—31.53.56.126 Eldridge. Dennis—37 English. Beth—24.37.68.70 Erp. Leslie—53 Eversole. Troy—105.125 F Farrell. Angela 53.68.70 Farris. Ted Fender. Jim—37.80.81 Fisher. Bob—53 Fitzwater. Jimmy Fitzwater. Martha—37.70.77.016.107.116 Fitzwater. Marva—53.76.117 Flowers. Ellie—53 Ford. Mark—24.70 Ford. Steve—24.37.74.86 Ford. Tim Fouse. Donna 37.74.75 Fouse. Lisa—77 Frances. Steve—37.81 G Gallez. Lyle—37.73.154 Gannon. Page - 81 Gill. Earnie—5.24.147 Gilroy. Chris—77.125 Golcynski. Kim—5.18.24.146 Golcynski. Korey—24.53.77.114 Good. Bill 37.71.76.86.112.136 Good. Chris—53.76.118.128 Good, Rod—53,76.125 Goodner. Cathy—62.91 Goodrum. Matt—53.81.114 Grant. Greg—28.37 Graves. Edith—24.77 Green. Todd—53.75.105.123 Green. Tracy—73.KXI04.I22 Greene. Audrey—60 Grubb. Shelley—5.I8.28.3I.80.87.I47.I53 H Haggerty. Susie—24.33.74.110 Pate. Troy—81 Patton. Bobby—75 Pearson. Steve 37,38.41.104 Perkins. Burton—I2.KXI04.I24.I32.I46.I52 Perkins. William- 73.I03.I04.II2.I24.I25.I35 Peters, Jim—54.154 Petticrew. John Phillips. Janet 13.18J4.28.68.74.76.I46.I53 Pierce. Robin 55.68 Plew. Larry Plew. Richard Plew. Terry—81 Poeschl. Kim—38.70.71 Powell. Dennis- 23,55 Powell. Dick—21.62.78.92.102.104.116 Powell. Gina—107 Powell. Tom Prefountain. David Priest. Theresa— 55 Pritchett. Mike—39.104.130 Pullin. Christy—28.39.68.76.86.110.137 R Randall. Damon Rankins. Penny—55.76.107.126 Ransom. Richard—13.24.81 Ray. Larry—65.90 Razmus. Mike—74.105.123 Readnour. Gary 13.100.l04.ll2.il3.146. 148.130 Reed. Mike—13.74.86.147 Reed. Tina—12.18.146 Reinier, Cindy—12.147 Rhodes, trie—55.123 Rhodes. Stephanie—24.76,107 Richards. Nancy 24.118 Riggle. Suzie—64 Roach. Chad -55.76.105 Roberts. Kim Rose. Scott—83 Ross. Scott—39. 104 Rowe. Mike—39.104.125 Rumple. Michelle—24.76.86 Rumple. Rhonda 55.76.108,118 Russian. Ron—12 Ryan, Sherrie s Sanders. Paul—55.125 Sawyer. Eric-12.19.31.56.74.83.101.104.132.147.149.152.130 Schmink. Mike-13.80.81.146.149 Schomburg. Sue—24.55.71 Serd. Matt—13.16.18.73.74.144.145.146 Severado. Ally—13 Shade. Gina—20.24.39.68.110.124 Shade. Michelle 110 Shade. Tanya—24.39.68.110 Sherman. Chris—I3.I8.24.74.IIO.I47.I53 Sherman. Joe- 24.55,125 Sigmon. Chris—39 Simmons. Shari-—68,69 Sliva. Jeff 55.81.105.122.123 Sliva. Steve—102.104.130.131 Smith. John—70,81 Smith. Rae Ann I2.I8.20.22.23.28.7I.74.78.86.I06.II6.II7.I28.I32.I33.I35.I37. 146.152.153.117 Snack. Bryan 12.73.147,154,130.131 Snack. Lisa—I2.I8.24.27.28.30.68.74.II7.I37.I47 Snapp. Rusty—39.71.74,125.136 Snyder. Charlotte 154 Snyder. Lisa—39 Snyder. Mike—55.76.81 Sollars. Chris—24.104.105 Spencer. Bob-39.71.122.123 Spencer. Ellen—55.77.108 Spicer. Gary 56.64 Sprouls. Aneita—I2.I8.24.IIO.I47 Sprouls. Gina—107 Sprouls. Guy—22.24.55.76.78 Sprouls. Jane—55.76.110.126 Stark, Sheila—55,76.110,126 Stark, Sharry—68 Steffey. Joe—56.65.90.114 Stevens, Stacey—76.78.108 Steward. John 80.81 Steward. Mark—39.86 Stewart. Richard 124.125 Stingley. Curt—24.39.74.104.123 Stultz, Aneita—24.68,86.107 Swarens. Aneita—56.63 T Tables. Kim—39 Thomas. Tammy—24.76 Tintorri. Bobby—13 Tintorri. Charlie—39.81 Tintorri. Clarice—65.75 Towns. John—33.39.74.104.111.112.113 Trahan. Jest in—63 Trahan. Jest in P.—93 Treadway. Missy—55.68.70.74 Treadway. Yolanda 39 Trimble. Georgia—55 Trimble. Phyllis—I3.24.68.IIO.II6.I47.II7 Trimble. Ruth—55 Troxel. Kim—13.147 True. Donnie—55 Tuggle. Chuck—40.74.81.112 Tuggle. Jerry—13.74.81.100.102.104.146.154.112 Tuggle. Kim—55.68.IIS.I28.I30.I3I v Vestal. Missy—40 Vice. Robin—16.18.84.85.147 Vice. Todd-44.I05.II4.I25 Vogal. Ann—64.70 w Wadsworth. Beth—I6.I8.7I.74.76.86.I06.I32.I33.I34.I35.I45.I46 Wallace. Jennie 24.55.76 Wallace. Kevin—24.74 Ward. Darren—40 Warren. Dawn 16.19.24.28 Warren. Mike Weaver. Ed—28.137 Weaver. Mitch—24.40.74.81.82 Weir. Crystal—16 Wengler. Michelle 16.18.147 West. Donna—40.70.71 West. Lisa—16.146.153 White. Rod- 55 White. Teara—41 Wilkins. Sherry—63.76.86.93 Wilier. Valerie 55,76 Willette. Tom—56.64 Williams. Eric—55.56 Williams. Mike Williams. Steve—55.81 Williams. Tina—16.147 Williford. Chris Williford. Zanetta—41 Wilson. Bobby 41 Wilming. Wilma—60 Wilson. Gene—56.63.91 Wimsett. Tammy 55.81 Winkler. Danny—125 Winslow. Randy—24 Wise. Yvonna—24.55.68.70.74 Wright. Mark—65.80.82.96 Wyer. Maggie—24 Y Yoho. Larry—33.37.41.78.104 Yoho. Nanci—56.78.86.107.108 Yoho. Zeke—16.71.73.86.147 z Zumwalt. Marty—146.154