Glenwood High School - Spyglass Yearbook (Chatham, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

SPYGLASS GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL CHATHAM, ILLINOIS VOLUME XXXVI 1985 PUBLISHED BY THE LAURA DOVE AND YEARBOOK STAFF MICHELLE MEYER, EDITORS AUGUST SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT August 4s tanned students enlivened the halls, wiping the perspiration oil of their faces, they realized that humidity and heat were not an atmosphere condusive to learning. However, they courageously fought drowsiness. The overconfident Freshmen bounded into Glenwood anticipating successful high school years. Sophomores returned with a greater sense of belonging. Envious of their Seniors peers, Juniors looked forward to the year when they would take over the ruling crown. As for the Seniors, they DOMINATED!!! Amy Gooding says. Swing into the new year! California Girls??? Kevin Small and Mark Mason hold onto high school memories Melissa Smith and Angela Shields happily await another day of classes. KristenKennedyLaurenMcClelland — Spells Trouble! 3 Favorites In ’85 Songs You're the Inspiration — Chicago When Doves Cry — Prince We're Not Gonna Take It — Twisted Sister One More Night — Phil Collins TV Shows Cheers The Bill Cosby Show Days Of Our Lives Miami Vice Group Chicago Alabama Twisted Sister Van Halen Pointer Sisters Car Mustang Porsche Datsun 300 ZX Joy Jeep!!!!! Clothes Forenza Sweaters Levi's Button Fly Jeans Leather Jean Jackets Nike Sayings Sometimes you just gotta say K.O.P. Be Cool Cannon Rules Comic Eddie Murphy Joan Rivers Movies Beverly Hills Cop The Breakfast Club Ghostbusters Album Chicago 17 Can't Slow Down — Lionel Richie 1984 — Van Halen V.O.A. — Sammy Hagar Fast Foods Wendy's MacDonald's Pizza Place 33rd Itallian Batallion Best Looking Celebrity Christie Brinkley Tom Cruise Heather Locklear Me! Gibson Most Popular News Story Chernenko died Artifical Heart Transplants DeLorean — cocaine Reagan Bush Re-elected Cubs Win The National League East Title Singer Madonna Billy Squire Prince Bruce Springstein Video California Girls — David Lee Roth Dancin' In The Dark — Bruce Springstein 4 “Favorites and Least Favorites do not apply to the pictures” Least Favorites In ’85 Singer Pizza Place Cindy Lauper Angelos Rick Springfield Showbiz Boy George Clothes Fluorescent Fast Foods Dairy Queen Gienwood Cafe' China Inn Worst Looking Celebrity Scott Baio Boy George TV Show Gomer Pyle Berrangers Who's The Boss Group Air Supply WHAM New Edition Motley Crew Ratt Culture Club Car Station Wagon Galaxies Pinto Movie Conan The Destroyer Brea kin’ 1 2 Sayings Gag Me Barf Out Awesome Where's The Beef? Spot To Go New Salem Lincoln's Home Lincoln’s Tomb Album She's So Unusual — Cindy Lauper Stay Hungry — Twisted Sister Paint By Numbers — Culture Club Singer Cindy Lauper Prince Conway Twitty Comic Rodney Dangerfield Joan Rivers Edition Mislead — Kool The Gang Wake Me Up Before You Go-go “Favorites and Least Favorites do not apply to the pictures” SUN SEPTEMBER MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT 1 - - - p J «3t r a? — - 1 September As September got under way, the volleyball girls mounted an aggressve defense in the North Gym. On their side, the football players sweated through numerous and grueling practices to prepare for the exciting season ahead. The student body's long, drawn-out battle for the return of Homecoming activities finally paid off. Hall decorations, car caravans, and the bonfire were once again added to the agenda of Homecoming Week Activities. All the classes pulled together to creatively decorate the halls and support the team. Everyone met in the parking lot to decorate their cars and to join in the caravan which trudged through the metropolis of Chatham. Avid football fans encircled the massive bonfire to heat up their Redskin spirit for the hair-raising game. And as a conclusion to the eventful week, students put on their dancing shoes and took in the music of Sky High. Dana McNeely and Michel Stern enjoy each others company at a football game. The Reese Team begins the freshman executions. Gidget says. ‘Surfs Up! — Jackie Aulich A Rose by any other name would not be as sweet. Chris Rake, don't worry. Thanksgiving break is just around the corner! 7 Dedica tion You have supported Glenwood since your High School days. You are a respected member of the faculty. You are always nearby to help with a problem, fill out college applications, or give a reassuring smile. Your interests lie in helping the students. Your care for teens and their problems was expressed even more when you helped develop Citizens Who Care. As baseball coach you have taught the guys that having fun is what counts. Norm Smith. Counselor Norm Smith as a sophomore at Glenwood For your Kindness . Helping Hand .. Sympathy ... Friendship .. . Caring . We dedicate this yearbook to you. 8 Freshmen . . . New teachers, new rooms, new classes, and a different building caught many freshmen by surprise But soon they “learned the ropes. They quickly learned that 113 English is not that easy, that late for class will get you a tardy, and that you don’t mess with seniors!!! Mark Bertetto works hard for his good grade in Keyboard Orientation. Jodi Hails dances the night away at the Beach Party. Mike Stern poses for the camera in his coat of many colors. Class Laura Pedigo (left) puts on the Hawaiian Lei and dances to the Beach Boys. Toby Veach (above) takes a breather after playing a mean saxaphone. Of ’88 Chris Adcock Becky Alberts Troy Alexander Janice Allen Scott Allen Dyanne Arfsten Teresa Arnold Julie Baker Karen Baker Brian Barnard Debbie Beck Elizabeth Beck Terry Bent Mark Bertetto Jeff Bickhaus Bryce Binstadt Aaron Boats Shannon Bohlen Jay Bohn Glen Bolar Traci Bollig Mark Bordingnon Ramon Bouche Tracey Bowling Jenny Brady Scott Brager Mark Branham John Brown Tammy Brown Tom Brummett Teena Broun James Bryan Shannon Bumgarner Peggy Burns Amanda Carder 10 Jill Cardoni Darren Carey Lance Carter Gregory Clark Mark Clark Matt Clark Brad Clayton Mmdi Cobern Joey Cody Jeff Collins Anne Conlon Nancy Cox Abbey Craig Josh Cruickshank Scott Crumly Jeff Cunningham Chris Currie Doug Dahl Shelly DeFrates Stephanie DeLong Amy DeRosa Angie Dial Christine DiCianm James Dilley Ahsha Dossett Scott Doughty Kindra Driver Deon Dukett Karla Dunham Garth Easterwood Jackie Eaton Julie Edwards Stacey Entas Ephraim Eusebio Todd Farmer 11 Teresa Faulkner Jason Finn Jennifer Finne Mike Fitzgibbon Tammy Flowers Mary Follis Brad Frost Kathy Garlo Kris Gilbert Russel Giles Andy Gillespie Kristy Gines Amy Gooding Joel Goodman Josh Goodner Melissa Gotschall Kent Gray Deanna Gregg Jodi Hails Jeff Hansen Jonathan Hansen Mary Hawkmson Todd Hayes Jason Hendricks Tonya Hill Zachary Hoffman Matt Hohimer Wendell Hollinshead Kim Holstein Julie Hoopman Tim Huffman Sarah Jackson Jill Jason Jodi Johnson Lori Johnson 12 Jenny Jones Matt Jurgens Tim King Scott Komorech Joe Kraus Shannon Kreher Bob Krell Dale Land Jodi Langan David Lary Christine Lascelles Cari Lawrence Staci Lawson Mike Lesniak Steve Levin Mike Levine Jim Lewis Melinda Lin Andrea Lueders Megan Lynch Laura Martin Amy Mason John Mattingly Heather McConnell Pat McCormick Cassandra McGhee Darren McMasters Dana McNeely Stacy McOuay David Meador Karen Meisenheimer Scott Meurer Max Meyer Susie Miller Cici Moloney 13 Amy Morgan Jimmy Morgan Mike Mottm Stephanie Murphy Laure Murray Ginger Nave Mike Nellessen Chris Netznik Kelly Nicholson Amy Oneal Jimmie O’Neil Donavan Patton Laura Pedigo Eric Peterson Brian Pittaway David Pletsch Kurt Purcell Todd Putnam Susan Rabin Jimmy Ramirez Eddie Rauscher Traci Reazer Jenny Reese David Reeves Mary Ellen Rentsch Deana Rich Amie Richards Jon Rivera Jason Roberts Brad Robertson Eric Robinson John Roge Jill Rose Jason Routzahn Brian Satterlee 14 Kurt Schlenther Pete Selinski Darin Schroeder Tom Schroeder Tina Sellers John Sgro Thad Shaw Krista Sheedy Hank Sherman Jerry Sidener Brenda Skaggs Scott Slater Melissa Smith Ralph Sneyd Angie Sonntag Jeff Stanley Shaun Stauffer Michael Stern Jay Sternstein Jarrod Stoldt Sam Stout Susie Stout Mike Summer John Sumner Shannon Tackett Tara Taneski Mario Tasset Julie Theodor Bill Thompson Tom Tinsley Susan Tucker Darren Turley Anne Upton Pete Vanderdrift Stacey Vanderheiden 15 Randy VanDerSlik Toby Veach Brad Wallace Lori Wallbaum John Walsh Kelly Ward Julie Warner Cassie Weber Tina Wells Joey Wheeler Margaret White Dennis Whitehead Christina Whitney Scott Wiesenmeyer Pam Wilson Steve Wilson Kathy Wood No matter what the activity, freshmen become involved and enthused Although only a few freshmen were on the field during homecoming activities, much cheering them on took place in the stands. These two freshmen intently watch the contest. This freshman girl wonders. where’s the beach. 16 Sophomores . . . Brad Allen practices for the Candy Cane Eating Contest to be held later in the year. This photograph caught Brad leaving for Christmas break. Sophomores do it with style as evidenced by these pictures. Not yet upperclassmen, sophomores start to assume some independence and personality. Harlene Meister, Michelle Letterly, and Lisa Terry were the hit of the Halloween Party. The class officers (left to right) Joel Sternstein, president; Evy Krueger, secretary; Joe Conlon, VP; and Grant Nellessen, treasurer. Renee Root practices making letters with a pencil stuck between her toes. This was an exercise to sympathize with Christy Brown, an author who could not use her arms. During Homecoming, sophomores were tops with decorated lockers and halls. Sophomores . .. waiting to be juniors. Bill Adcock Brad Allen Darryl Arfsten Mike Ayers Courtney Barnes Shelly Baskosky Scott Bingenheimer David Blahofski Kim Bobell Regina Boblitt Angie Boehler Jon Bordewick Beth Boston Cristy Bouche Brian Bozarth Steve Brady Pat Branham Tina Brickey Damon Bridges Lisa Brooks Sam Brunk Christy Bryan Jamie Bucci Jeff Buffington Billy Burnett Matt Burns Debbie Burrowes Jim Burwitz Paul Butler David Capps Lenny Car mean Kristi Charlton Craig Clardy Joe Conlon Lora Cook 18 Jim Copp Pam Copple Kim Corrigan Pam Corsaut Matt Craig Lori Creason Tricia Criswell Johnathan Curtright Julie Darwent Dennis Delaney Doug Delong Misti Dewitt Craig Dial Trish Dilley John Dinges Kevin Dolbeare Steve Dove Margaret Doyle Brent Drendal Mike Driscoll Lisa Duke Mike Edmiston Mike Evans Sarah Fair Jeanne Fangman Tina Faulkner Chris Feld Tony Fickes Shaun Fields Greg Fisk Nathan Fisk Andrea Ford Dayna Gallagher Chris Gerula Phillip Giles 19 Lisa Gillette David Ginder Jeff Gleeson Tammy Goestenkors Jane Goodman Dana Graichen Mark Greiner Kim Gruss Jaime Hall Jim Hart Jim Havens Christine Hughes Tom Hunt Michelle Hurley Alex Ingram Don Ingrum Sheila Janik Tonya Jarvis Tom Johnson Kathy Johnston Matt Jones Chuck Kalbfleisch Kent Keiser Mike Kelly Nancy Kelly Sharon Kendall Kirsten Kennedy Julie Knepler Julie Krouse Evy Krueger Todd LaFountain Andrea Lair Michelle Let terly Tom Lilly Christy Linton 20 Billie Livingston Brenda Lorenc Stephanie Magyar Kara Marked David Marler Rita Marmot Scott Mayer Brian Mazrim Rhonda McCafferty Lauren McClelland Chris McGeath Tim McGreevy Rhonda McLean Lance Me Taggart Jeff Meade Rick Meehan Hollie Meisenheimer Harlene Meister Mike Meyer Dena Miller Mindy Minmck Beth Minton Deepa Misal Ram Misal Shannon Moore Steve Moran Brian Moushon Shaun Mulrooney Mary Pat Murphy Grant Nellessen Troy Novak Carl Ogden Andrea Patrick Stuart Patterson Jarrod Pierce 21 Mark Pollman Donald Pond Howard Powell Tom Pruett Chris Rake Sean Ramsey Lorie Reeves Barb Rice Todd Ripper Josie Rocco Renee Root Chris Runnels David Sample Mindy Scherf Chuck Schrage Chris Scott Dawn Scott Rich Seebold Todd Seely Ryan Seidner Angela Shields Roberta Shippen Lisa Shirley Kevin Simonson Stacy Skrele Debbie Smith Kim Smith Nicole Smith Tricia Snyder Sherry Sproat Steve Stanley Todd Starkweather Stacy Statler Joel Sternstein Jodi St. Myer 22 Picture Unavailable Jim Bianchi Scott Brink Jean-Paul Corriveau Gary Howard Khanh Le Paul Strohschein Shane Summer Shiloh Sunley Forrest Swan Eddie Szabo Brian Tackett Phil Tackett Tonya Taylor Lisa Terry Amy Thornton Bill Tinsley Bill Townsend Mary Ulm Rhonda Vancil Chris VanDeventer Barry Vice Mark Vogt Robin Walton Mark Weber Brian Williams John Williams Colleen Wirrick Gwen Woofers Dawn Wurtzler Laura Younger Eric Zeigler Dana Zilinski Randy Moon Jefl Reazer Kurt Spencer Chuck Trader Donna Warmouth Steve Waterman Juniors . . One year older, one year wiser. The juniors came back in August to fill the shoes of this year's seniors. The juniors decorated halls for homecoming; pounded the pavement to sell magazines for Prom, Hew into spirit week with style, sang and danced their way into the Variety Show, and Skateboarded to the Beach Boys at the February Beach Party. New responsibilities awaited the class of '86'. such as taking the ACT test and meeting college representatives at the college fair held in the Convention Center. During Homecoming Activities the enthusiastic juniors participated in the egg toss, six-legged race, and the jello eating contest. Alan Anker. 1st trumpet in the Glenwood Pep Band says, This Charge is for you. Back row. i-r. Paula Werner. Vice President; Suzanne Altig. President: Jenny Grabner. Treasurer: Suzy Patton. Secretary Eleanor Eusebio and Tammy Shannon mark their ballots for junior class Homecoming Court. Mary Ann Dodd and Kristen DeLay hand out ballots for election of Junior Class Officers. For many students it is hard to pick up a book and study, but here we catch energetic Mary Pat Marlin studying for a test Class Of ’86 25 Jim Alberts Brad Alewelt Pam Allison Suzanne Altig Alan Anker Kevin Baker Julie Barker Tim Beam Brittiny Beck Lorie Beever David Bertetto Tammy Bly Shannon Boats Kelly Bollig Melanie Branson Michelle Brewer Tim Brinker Tom Brinkman Becky Brown Jill Brunk Chris Calufetti Janice Carder Jim Cardoni Jane Clark Missy Clark Kim Cordier Jody Cox Karen Cox Tim Craven Loren Curtis Kristen DeLay Tricia Derhake Ray DeWitt Trent Dial Karen Dickey 26 Mary Ann Dodd Katy Driscoll Peggy Easterwood Brad Edgar Jeff Edmiston Eleanor Eusebio Chris Everson Jeff Felmet Tom Fiersten Bryan Finn Alleme Fisk Lisa Fox Julie Frost Roger Fugate Darrell Gallagher Tim Germann Stan Givens Stacy Glaze Tracy Glaze Todd Gonterman Jenny Grabner Betsy Greer Laura Gunville Beth Hall Ragan Hall Steve Hammes Julie Hashman Kim Heggy Alan Heifers Jean Herr Fran Hill Shane Hill Marla Hohl Michelle Holt Rob Holtkamp 27 Ken Huff Tami Huffman Christine Janssen Scott Jones Sherri Judd Kris Jergens Shelley Justison Therese Kattner Suzanne King Lynn Kittilstad Tom Knepler David Koehler Rick Koehler Keith Kuchar Jon Kvale Eric Laughlin David Lawrence Christy Leach Don Lehmann Michele Leinum Leon Lin Terrence Ludwig Dawn Mareci Mary Pat Martin Pat McClendon Chad McConnell Cynthia McEnary Todd McGreevy Scott Merideth John Metzger John Mitchell Duane Moore David Morris Evan Morrison Teresa Moyer 28 Joe Murphy Roger Nesch Danny Osterman Stacey Oxencis Scott Paisley Suzy Patton Scott Pflugmacher Wade Pierce Mark Pressey Jeff Ralls Leslie Ratliff Roger Redeford Karen Reed Matt Roberts Sherry Robinson Vicky Roby Brenda Root Vicki Roth Michelle Ruch Tracy Sablotny John Satterlee Amy Schaertl Bill Schempp Pete Sgro Jim Shaner Tammy Shannon Danny Sheedy Margaret Siemer David Sisk Kelly Skaggs Lisa Skinner Peggy Skufca Mike Slater Whitney Slavens Chuck Smith 29 Keith Smith Marcia Staggs Susan Starkey Sheri Strasbaugh Tom Tatum John Theodor Kristen Trott Suzette Turner Debbie Twyford Bill Unterbrink Gary VanDerSlik Monica Vignola Lyle Wacaser Shaun Watcher Chuck Ward Michele Weedman Mike Weir Todd Wells Paula Werner Rhonda West Danny Wilkin Gina Wolf Cathy Yohe Photos Unavailable Steve Atchison Jeffery Borg Shane Bumgarner Robbie Cook Matt Cum by Steve Dozier Jeff Haberbosch Brad Hall Sean Hatfield Jeff Herr Bill Hunt Tony Moon Brad Muerer Jim Neuhoff Kenny Patterson Becky Rabin Tim Vidmar Bryan Whitlock 30 Paula Werner takes a break at the Glenwood-Jacksonville basketball game to see Danny Sheedy Vicki Roby. Suzanne Altig. Debbie Twyford and Christy Leach are all tied up watching the Jello eating contest. Wade Pierce demands a tip at the Spanish Taco Sale Joe Murphy says. “If you only knew what was going on in this room. Leon Lin waits for the line to go down to get a taco. 31 (above) Kelly Bollig is taking it easy cruising through Glen wood's sunny halls. (below) A fine picture of Kevin Donaldson holding up a wall. (above) Reading Short Stories is easier with the book open. Beth (below) Michelle Brewer and Michelle Holt — ‘We really don’t know each other (top) Matt Roberts and Stan Givens are underwhelmed during homecoming activities, (center) Suzy Patton and Peggy Skufca dare any underclassmen to walk down Junior hall during Homecoming week. Kris Jurgens’ sanity takes a vacation while studying for a test. Seniors — Class Of ’85 “SOMETIMES YA’ JUST GOTTA SAY ... II could be said that the class of '85 broke the mold. The unending school spirit and the drive for success paved the road for future classes. Our freshman year ivas spent petrified, hiding in the halls. As the years progressed, we developed a courageous and confident attitude and spent more time strutting in the halls. We conquered the sadness and rejection of losing someone close, though these hard times we were only brought closer together. What has developed is a special bond that can never be broken. No obstacle has been too great for the “Class of '85. When icicles formed on our pineapples, we held our beach party inside with insulated underwear under our grass skirts. Finally, after three years of war, we got to decorate the hallways and plan festivities for homecoming. We've made this a year to remember. In procrastination, serious partying, and freshmen initiation, we have forever stamped our mark. And so to you — The Class of '85 — may the party never end. And always remember — “Sometimes ya' just gotta say ...! “Raise your hand if you're Sure. Senior class officers John Shimkus, president; Julie Evans, vice-president; Lori Lesniak, secretary; Mark Mason, treasurer. 33 Who in the WORLD is number 18? Molly Austifl Gary Bingenheimer and Lynn Ron Baldwin Kent Ballard Tom Barber Smoczyk smile lor the camera. 34 Gary Bingenheimer Lynn Bordewick Stephanie Brinker Darrin Best Scott Blattner Nikki Bowers Toga Queens — Susan Sampson and Heidi Loftus Nicole Bohlen Karen Bozarth Pam Branham Diahann Boock Class of ‘85 RULES! Roger Broaddus 35 Katie Brown Tim Brown Homecoming Game '84 Timmy Brown Shelley Bryant Ron Burris Rhonda Cass Todd Skreie entertains students at Jeff Clevenger Cinda Collins Jim Conlon Homecoming Activities 36 Steve Copp Jane Day Jim Crowley Jim Day Robert Denton Kevin Donaldson Laurie Doughty Laura Dove Garret Dozier Mike Driscoll Too Cool for School! 37 Alan Driver Rob Fafoglia Matt Dudley Margaret Elliot David Funk Donna Gatton Hey Amy. Where's the Beet? Stan Estill Julie Evans Erich Goebel Angie Goral 38 Danny Rabin and Kevin Small pre- Pam Holstein Tamie Holstein Keith Jacobs pare lor the annual Chair Race around the English room. 39 Lori Jacobs Tina Kalbfleisch Cory Kattner Boys will be boys! Darla Kirk i 40 Shane Landers Brian Lawson Lori Lesniak Andy Levie Don't Mess! Mark Mason Rock Around The Clock with Katie Brown and Cory Kattner Brad Meier Mike Metzger Michelle Meyer Buddies forever ■BE— Lynn McMillan Mary McWilliams Mike Meador Angie March Gerald Martin Rod Martin Heidi Lott us Debra Lorenc 41 Kevin Meyers Cathy Miner Tammy Naples Stephanie Netznik Robert Newbanks Kim Nicholson Cindy Oneal 42 Hugs and Kisses!! Jeanette Owen Kandi Patterson Paul Richter Brian Robertson Ron Rockhuld Cindy Oneal samples the tabasco sause at the taco sale. 3 John Rogers Chris Sale Susan Sampson Steve Sanders Courtney Santhuff Scott Satterlee Chuck Sattler Matt Scott Mike Sharp Mike Sheedy Scott Ken John Shimkus Todd Skrele Kevin Small Andy Smith Debbie Smith 44 Lynn Smoczyk Dennis Verschelden Colleen Wright Todd Wiley Troy Zoellner Cindy Woodward Bo Zummo Troy Zoellner — Leader ot the Band Pictures Unavailable Randy Anders Scott Chambers Dallas Glazebrook Michelle Holt Angi Ingram Bob Isenhour Randy Kennedy Betsy McDermand Jett Olive Dan Rabin Julie Rocco John Range Matt Schneider Tadd Schroeder Alicia Sheppard Troy Simpson Ronda Spencer Jodi Theodor Paul Trott Steve Wilson Sheila Woodford Bob Woodrum 45 Hans Holstein — The Breakdance Rod Martin asks. “Where's the King at the Homecoming Assem- beach? bly Hey. my name is Nikki Bowers — Don't mess with me! We'd rather be singing — Angie Goral and Diana Landers Way to hang tough. Brian! With all this homework, who has time for lunch? — Chris Sale and Tamie Holstein School spirit prevailed in the stands during the football season Seniors, in their traditional left corner of the bleachers, showed their enthusiasm at the football games Although we lost more games than we won. that did not damper our spirits. Seniors formed a red and white tunnel that served as a runway for the football players, let's hear it for the boys. Peek-a-boo. Lynn. 48 SENIOR ACTIVITIES DON ACHILLIES ROBERT ADAMSKI ROSIELIND G. ALCORN — Cheerleading 2, 3. 4; Baseball stats 3. 4; French Club 1; American Field Service 2; Office Aide 3, 4 TAMI LYNN ALLEN — German-Spa nish Club 4; FHA-Hero 3, 4; Track. Chemical Olympaid, Cross Country. JOYCE ANN BECK — American Field Service 3, Track. DARRIN FRANK BEST — Office Aide, Thespian. GARY WAYNE BINGENHEIMER — Soccer, Runner-up AH State Goalie, Basketball, Most Valuable Player Basketball, 2nd. Team All conference Basketball, Baseball. Beta Club; AIASA; Most Improved Track 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Home Ec Club underclassmen 3; 1st Place French contest 1. TIMOTHY JOHN BROWN — Future Farmers of America President, Secretary. TIMMY JOE BROWN — Golf 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2; Lifting Club; CA VC; Office Aide. DIANNE MARIE ALTIG — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; MCC 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish-German Club 1, 2; Office Aide 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 4; Salute to Champions Award 3. SCOTT DOUGLAS BLATTNER — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Spearman Award 4. NICOLE BOHLEN — Spanish-German Club. RANDY ANDERS DOUGLAS ALAN ANTONACCI — Baseball 2; Football 1. 2; Jazz Band 3, 4; Best Soloist Jazz Fest 1985; Office Aide 3, 4. KATHRYN DENISE ATWOOD — Spanish-German Club 1, 2, 3; American Field Service 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4. JACKIE AULICH — Tennis, Cross Country, Track. MOLLY SUE AUSTIFF — MCC 1, 2 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; President 3; Homecoming Court 2, 3; Track 1; National Honor Society 4; Outstanding Student Council 3; Illinois State Scholar. DIAHANN CAROL BOOCK — Basketball 1. 2; MCC 1. 2, 3; Who’s Who LYNN ANNE BORDEWICK — Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish-German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Home Ec Club 2, Pit Orchestra 3. Illinois State Scholar. NIKKI LYNN BOWERS — AIASA 1, 2, 3, 4; AIASA Public Speaking 1, 2; AIASA Secretary 3, 4. KAREN BOZARTH — Spanish-German Club, AIASA, CAVC. PAMELA SUE BRANHAM — Volleyball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1. KIRBY AILEEN BAGLEY — French Club 1. Guidance Aide 4, Home Ec Club 3, Pom Pon Squad 1, 2, 3. 4; Set Crew 3, Accounting student of the month. RONALD DALE BALDWIN — STEPHANIE ANN BRINKER— Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 3; Illinois State Scholar, Drum Major 3, 4; Beta Club 1, 2; Accounting Student of the Month. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Spearman Award. ROGER BROADDUS KENT GALLARD — Beta Club, KATHRYN EVELINE BROWN — Fencing Club, JETS Team, Thespians; La Corps LaFayette; SHELLEY BRYANT — American Field Service. RONALD DERRICK BURRIS — Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. RHONDA L. CASS — Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Treasurer, President; Teacher's Aide 2, 3; Play Crew 2, 3. THOMAS VINCENT CERRIII — AIASA 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2. SCOTT CHAMBERS — Football 1. 2, 3, 4. VICKI ANN CHERRY — CAVC 3, 4; Pom Pon Squad 3; Home Ec Club 3. JOHN CICCONE MARY ANN CLARK JEFF CLEVENGER — Baseball 2, 3, 4; Golf 2. 3. CINDA L YNN COLLINS — Thespians 3, 4; MCC 2; Beta Club 1, 2; Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Best Character Actress 3. JAMES EDWARD CONLON — Student Council; MCC; National Honor Society; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player-offense 4; Illinois State Scholar; Homecoming Court. 49 JIM CROWLEY — Band; Jazz Band. TROY CUNNINGHAM ELIZABETH SIMPSON CURRIE — CAVC. JANE THELMA DAY JIM DA Y ROBERT ERIC DENTON — CAVC. KEVIN EUGENE DONALDSON — Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Track 4. LAURIE ANN DOUGHTY — Spanish Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Teacher Aide 2. 3, 4. LAURA ANN DOVE — Year Book Staff 2, 3. 4. Editor 4; MCC 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 4; Student Council 4, secretary 4; Who's Who. GARRET DOZIER MICHAEL PATRICK DRISCOLL — Soccer; Baseball; Wrestling; Most Improved Soccer. ALAN KEITH DRIVER — Football 1. JAMES MATTHEW DUDLEY — Band 1, 2. 3; Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; MCC 4; Musical 3; Play Crew 3, 4. DANIEL WILLIAM EGAN — Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4; Office Aide 3. 4; MCC 4; All sectional, All State Soccer. MARGRET M. ELLIOTT — Pom f?on Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 4; Home Ec Club; Set Crew 3; Pom Pon Awards; Student of the Month. STANLEY RICHARD ESTILL — Football; Track. JULIA GAYLE EVANS — Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Aide 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Homecoming Court 1, 2. 3, 4. ROB DA VID FAFOGLIA — Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4; Track MCC, Vice-President; DA VID FEA THERSTON MATTHEW ALEX FISK — Fencing; Library Club; Office Aide; Year Book Staff 3. RICHARD WAYNE FORD — Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 1st Team Football 4. BRAD FREY — Baseball DAVID FUNK — CAVC. DONNA MARIE GATTON — Pom Pon Squad 1, 2, 3, Lieutenant 2; Military Drill Winner; 1982 Aloha Bowl Performer; Who's Who. DALLAS GLAZEBROOK ERICH AUGUST GOEBEL — Golf 3, 4; Baseball 2. ANGELA MIA GORAL — Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Contest 1, 2, 3; Glenwood Singers 2, 3; Opening Number 1, 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3; 1st 1st Superiors Music Contest 1, 2, 3; Plays 3. JOSEPH TIMOTHY GORMAN — National Honor Society 3, 4; Jazz Band 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; MCC 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club; Football All Conference Honorable Mention, Outstanding Defenseback; President National Honor Society; Prom Court 4. DAVID ANTON GRABNER — MCC 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3; German Club 2, 3; Yearbook staff 3; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 4. DAVID E. GREENWOOD — VICA ROBERT NELSON HAILS — Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basektball 1, 2, 3, 4; Jim Boyd A ward, Most Improved Basketball. DA VID JEFFERY HARMONY — CA VC; 1st place solo trumpet. BRYON L. HARLTEY — Track 1, 3; AIASA 1, 2; Thespian 2, 3. 4; Football; Yearbook Staff 4; CA VC; Who's Who GA YE ANN HA YES — Basketball 1; Band 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Softball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Most Valuable Player Softball 3. HOBART JAMES HENSON — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Best Defense, Most Assists; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Library Club. ANGELA KAY HOLSTEIN — Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3. HANS MICHAEL HOLSTEIN — AIASA 1, 2, 3. 4. PAMELA MAY HOLSTEIN — Home Ec Club; Band. TAMERA RAY HOLSTEIN — Band; Home Ec Club. MICHELLE HOLT — Spanish Club 2, Secretary, 3, Vice President. ANGIINGRUM — Thespians. BOB ISENHOUR KEITH JACOBS — Football. LORI JACOBS — Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4 Outstanding Homemaking Student Accupella; Future Homemakers of America. JACKIE JARVIS — Pom Pon Squad, Aloha Bowl. BRIAN SCOTT JOHNSTON — MCC 4, President 4; Thespian; Baseball; Football. MARK STEVEN JUSTISON — Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Jazz Band Awards; MCC. Library Aide: Play 4. Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Manager: Spanish Club: Office Aide 4; Pom MARK MASON — Thespians: Pon Co-Captain: Pom Pon Band: MCC: Football: Plays and Captain: Aloha Bowl. Musicals: Football Co-Captain; All Conference Football; DAR Award. RONALD JOSEPH MUDD — Football 1, 2. ELIZABETH ANN McDERMAND — Prom Committee 3; MCC 1. 2; JAN INF MURPHY Office Aide 4. JENNIFER L YN MURRA Y LYNN KATHRYN McMILLAN — National Honor Society 3, 4; TAMMY NAPLES Societe Honoraire deFrancais; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; MCC 3; Student JENNIFER REBECCA TINA KAY KALBFLEISCH — Band 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 1, 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; MCC 4. CORY SUE KATTNER — Pom Pon Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 — Captain; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 2; Guidance Center Aide 3, 4; Accapella Choir; Play 3; National Drillteam Superstar Girl Award 3; Drill team Pageant 2. RANDY KENNEDY DARLA CAROL KIRK — CAVC; Secretary Award 3. CHERYL LYNN KRAMER — Spanish Club; Chorus; Office Aide 3. 4. DON KRAUS DIANA MARIE LANDERS — Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Contest 1, 2, 3; Glen wood Singers 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3: Play 3. SHANE LANDERS BRIAN LAWSON — Track 1. 2, 3, 4: Cross Country; Soccer. LAURA LEE LESNIAK — Beta Club 1. 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 2; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Junior Varsity 2; Play 2; Class Officer 3, 4; Prom Court; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Division I Band Contest 2, 3, 4. ANDRE PAUL LEVIE HEIDI LOFTUS — Thespians 1. 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club; Volleyball; Beta Club 1, 2, 3. DEBAR KAY LORENC — Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3. 4; Pit Orchestra 2, 3; All State Honors Band 3. 4; John Phillips Sousa Band Award 3. ANGIE MARCH GERALD WAYNE MARTIN — Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Council 3, 4; Treasurer 4; French Club Vice President; Illinois State Scholar; State Track 1, 2, 3, 4; English Award 2. MARY MCWILLIAMS MICHAEL C. MEADOR — Basketball 1; Office Aide. BRAD MEIER MIKE METZGER — Football MICHELLE RENAE MEYER — KEVIN JAMES MEYERS — Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 3; Library Club 2; MCC 4; Alumni Award; Frank L. Stout Memorial Free Throw Trophy. M. CHRISTINE MIDDLETON — Basketball 1, 2, 3; Art Club; Office Aide 4; MCC 3, 4. Vice President 4. AMY MICHELLE MILLER — Volleyball 1, 2; Polar Bear 1, 2; Prom Committee 3. WENDY THERESA MILLER — Societe Honoraire De Francais 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Beta Club 2; Track 3; JETS Team 4; Second Place Nationally AATF French Contest. NELLESSEN — Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1; MCC 3, 4; Class President 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; JETS Team 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Biological Sciences English Student of the Year Award 3; Second Regional JETS Competion 3. JOHN R. NELSON — Wrestling 1. 2. STEPHANIE NETZNIK ROBERT PATRICK NEWBANKS — VIC A; Sergeant at Arms 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, KIM M. NICHOLSON — Spanish Club 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Office Aide 3, 4; Student of the Month 4; Business Principles Honor Student 4. JEFFERY LEE OLIVE — Future Farmers of America 4; AIASA 4; Track 4; Citizens Who Care 4. CYNTHIA ANN ONEAL — Softball 1; Prom Committee 3; Office Aide 3. 4; Counselor Aide 3. JEANETTE SARAH OWEN — Band-pep; marching; Concert 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Orchestra 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Spanish-German Club 3. 4. KANDI PATTERSON. PAMELA LYNN PATTERSON — ROD MARTIN — Yearbook Staff; CATHERINE MINER — Pom Pon Polar Bear 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4. Vice President 4; Softball 1, 2; Tennis 1; Yearbook Staff 4, Co- 3, 4; CA VC 3, 4; Student of the Editor 4; Prom Committee 4; Month 3; State Photo Competition Guidance Center Aide 4; 3; Commercial Photo 3; Creative Outstanding Student Council Photo. Member 3. Volleyball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Most valuable player Basketball 3, 4; All-Conference Team Basketball 4; Co-Captain Basketball 4. JAY MICHAEL PETERSON CHRISTINE A. POOL DANIEL EDWARD RABIN DAVID RAMIREZ — Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 3. SHANNON G. RAUSCHER — Spanish Club 2; Home Ec Club 2; Junior Achievement 1, 2, 3, 4. JON BARRY REESE — Football. TRENT WESLEY RENTFROW — Beta Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2. 3. 4. PAUL EDWIN RICHTER — AIASA. BRIAN EDWARD ROBERTSON — Baseball 1; Variety Show 1, 2; Snowball; Citizens Who Care. JULIE ANN ROCCO — Home Ec Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Student of the Month. JOHN DOUGLAS ROGERS — Junior Achievement President, Vice President of Production; Library Club President. JOHN STEPHAN RUNGE — AIASA; Football 1. 2. 3. Letterman. CHRISTINA JO SALE — Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Year Book Staff 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH SAMPSON — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; MCC; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Beta Club; Student Council; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain of Varsity Cheerleading Squad. CHARLES STEPHEN SANDERS — Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Beta Club 1, 2. 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Most Improved Field Service. Cross Country. COURTNEY MARIE SANTUFF — Pom Pon Squad Most Improved. SCOTT WAYNE SATTERLEE — AIASA 1. 2, 3 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1; CA VC Drafting Student of the Month. CHARLES STEPHAN SATTLER — VICA; CAVC 3, 4. MATT SCHNEIDER TADD SCHROEDER KENNETH RAYE SCOTT — Football 1. 2. 3, 4; AIASA 4; CAVC 3, 4; 1st in AIASA State Electronics Test. MA THEW SCOTT — Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; CAVC 3, 4; Office Aide 4. MIKE E. SHARP MICHAEL EDWIN SHEEDY — MCC; National Honor Society; Beta Club. ALICIA SHEPPARD JOHN ANTHONY SHIMKUS — Student Council 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; MCC 2, 3. 4; Homecoming King; Class President 4; Chief Redskin 4. TROY SIMPSON MICHAEL TODD SKRELE KEVIN MICHAEL SMALL — Soccer; Thespians; Band; Tennis; Best Supporting Actor — Thespians; Most Improved — Tennis. ANDY SMITH DEBORAH DENISE SMITH — Pom Pon Squad 1; Cheerleading 2; AIASA 2; Track 2, 3; Cross Country 3, 4; Home Ec Club 1, 2. L YNN ELLEN SMOCZYK — Prom Committee 3; American ROND A SPENCER TOM SPENCER KATHLEEN MARIE TAVENOR — VICA JODI ANN THEODOR LEANNE MARIE THOMAS — Play 4; Office Aide 4. PAUL TROTT JEFF MACK TURNER — Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer; Student Council 1, 2; Football; Outstanding 3rd Year Spanish Student; Most Valuable Wrestler 3, 4; Wrestling Most Pins; State Wrestling Qualifier. 2nd Time Sectional Qualifier. MATT VEACH — Football. DAVID J. VERSCHELDEN — Track Football; Future Farmers. DENNIS JAMES VERSCHELDEN — Glenwood Singers; Track; Light Crew Chairman, paly. TODD ALLAN WILEY — Baseball 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 4; Career Club 1, 2, 4; Basketball 2. STEVE WILSON SHEILA WOODFORD BOB WOODRUM CINDY LU WOODWARD COLLEEN MARIE WRIGHT — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 2; AIASA 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Most Improved. TROY MICHAEL ZOELLINER — Jazz Band; MCC; Baseball; 1st place band contest. BO ZUMMO 52 Senior girls, Diane Aitig. Rose Alcorn, Jennifer Nellessen, Le The End Ot A 4-Year Party was the creative theme for the Senior's hall Anne Thomas. Jackie Aulich celebrate beach day with a noon-decorations time party Sophomore girls initiate Hawiian Tropic Trouble Grant Nellessen tries desperately to catch an egg in the egg toss Sherri Strausbaugh and Debbie Twyford take a step back in time for 50's day Homecoming 1984 marked the year of new beginnings. Events that were discouraged because of the past returned with favorable outcome. A car caravan, bonfire, hall decorations, and games on the football field produced overflowing school spirit from the students. Even though the Football game ended in defeat, the guys played exceptionally well. This year's Homecoming will certainly be one to remember. 53 The Freshman's unsuccessful attempt to mimic the other hallways I. to r. Lynn Kittlestad. Danny Sheedy. Renee Root. Grant Nellessen. Lori Johnson. Aaron Boats, top I. to r. Suzanne Altig. Eric Laughlin. Laura Dove. David Grabner. Diane Altig. Hobie Henson. 1983 Queen Amy Davis. 1984 King John Shimkus. 1984 Queen Julie Evans. Brian Mulrooney. Lori Lesinak. Mark Mason. Vicki Roby. Brad Edgar. Chris Rake. Tim McGreevy 54 Queen Julie Evans and King John Shimkus dance to “Stuck On You Hobie Henson Diane Altig David Grabner Laura Dove John Shimkus Julie Evans Mark Mason Lori Lesinak Danny Sheedy Lynn Kit Vest ad Brad Edgar Vicky Roby Eric L aught in Suzanne Altig Grant Nellessen Renee Root Tim McGreevy Chris Rake Lori Johnson High School students dance the night away Paula Werner and Vicki Roby transform into Greek Goddesses for Toga day Volunteers at the Jell-o eating contest V Shannon Tackett. Stephanie DeLong. Angie Son tag and Peggy Bums Sophomore hall is creatively decorated Lynn Smoczyk. Chris Sale. Jennifer Net lessen. Matt Dudley. Jackie Aulich work together in the 6-legged race Brian Moushon stoops to conquer Sophomore hall An enthusiasts Mike Metzger watches the game Starting kick of the Homecoming game by Rob Hails Suzy Patton and Stacey Oxencis enjoy a night of football Freshmen show their newly acquired school spirit 57 OCTOBER Octoberfest ’84 Let me out there. I'll do it right! OCTOBERFEST 84 — October was a b g month tor Glen-wood Many of our teams surprised tans with breathtaking wms The soccer team had an astounding wm against Quincy N D . 3-1 Our Varsity Football Team completely tore apart Auburn, even underclassmen got to strut then stuff Many Glenwoodites showed the talent at the annual Variety Show The freshman and sophomore football teams both beat Southeast Towards the end of the month we got what we deserved when grade cards were issued Mrs. Gritty in her Halloween attire. Dave Pletch putts a few on the greens. Right — An illegal alien is found on Glenwood's campus. Far right — Debbie Smith does a one-legged dance before the race. 59 Not all the balls landed in the fairway. Judging by the ripples, this shot found its way into the water at Lincoln Greens. Chris Scott, right, slams another one down the center of the fairway. The Glenwood High Golf Team did quite well this year. With a record of 8 wins and 4 losses, the team placed fifth in the Macomb Invitational and third in the Conference. Matt Dudley did exceptionally well for the team, placing first in the Havana Invitational, second in the Macomb Invitational, and fifth overall in the Conference. Golf — A Touch Of Class (front row) Jay Stoldt. Dave Pletch. Mike Copp. Tim Brown (back row) Coach Lanning. Hobie Henson. Steve Moran. Todd Wiley, Matt Dudley. Chris Scott. Joe Wheeler. Erich Goebel 60 GOLF RESULTS 1984 Glenwood Win Win Win Lose Lose Lose Win Win Win Lose Win Win Opponent Havana Auburn Stonington Griffin Springfield Litchfield Rochester Mt. Zion Southeast Lincoln Lanphier Jacksonville ,Drive for show-putf for dough Hobie lines this one for a par putt. 61 Matt Dudley watches his ball land. Colleen Wright, a senior, was out of commission for part of the season with runner's knee. All Colleen could do here was cheer the team on to another win. Todd La Fountain leads the Glenwood pack in a large run at Lincoln Park in Springfield. Nearly 20 teams participated in this fun run. La Fountain finished in the top 10. Cross Country — A Run Bunch Jay Bohn. Mike Nellessen. Christy Leach. Jackie Autich. Colleen Wnght. Jimmy O'Neil. Coach Dave Nicholson. Grant Nellessen. Todd La Fountain. Alan Anker. Gary VanDerSlik. Joe Murphy. Paul Strohschein (absent from photo Steve Sanders) 62 Gary VanDerSlik. junior, finishes just ahead of Mike Nellessen. freshman, at the finish of the three miles. The three girls of the Cross Country team relax after a rugged race 63 The Glenwood girls’ tennis team did well this year, compiling a 9 wins against 6 losses record. The team placed 2nd overall in their conference. Renee Root was selected as the Most Improved Player. Jennifer Nellessen and Beth Bosten placed first in doubles at the conference. Nellessen, a graduating senior, will not return; but Boston, a sophomore, will lead the team next year. GIRLS’ TENNIS 1984-85 SEASON Glenwood Opponent 6 Jacksonville 9 Lincoln 0 Springfield A Southeast 9 Williamsville 6 Lanphier 6 Stephen Decatur 9 Taylorville 0 Decatur Eisenhower 3 Ursaline 8 Taylorville 0 Springfield 3 Ursaline 8 Ml Pulaski Girls’ Tennis Alisha Dossett confers with teammate Chris Rake between matches Suzy Patton practices her serve in a fall practice session. Eleanor Eusebio, junior, completes an overhand smash in practice A Winning Season (back row. I to r) Amy Gooding. Chris Rake. Lorie Reeves. Josh Ebener. (coach). Beth Boston. Jennifer Nellessen. Suzy Patton (front row. I to r) Alisha Dossett. Renee Root. Eleanor Eusebio. Tara Taneski Jennifer Nellessen. top-seeded senior, smashes the ball on a return against her opponent from Springfield High. Beth Boston waits tor a forehand return. The girls practice under the watchful eye of coach Josh Ebner VARSITY GRIDIRON Despite being smaller and slower than most of the opponents, the Redskins compiled a 4-5 record. Once again the Redskins were known for their willingness to fly around and hit people. Early in the year the Skins felt the effects of learning a new system. Key mistakes at critical times caused the Redskins to get off to a 1-4 start. During the second season the Redskins made things happen and finished by winning three of the last four games. This year's record of 4-5 was a great improvement over the previous season of 1-8 record. Many of the losses were heart-breakers. Four of the five losses were by scores of less than one touchdown. The coaching staff provided the leadership and the inspiration for a great season. Brad Butcher, center in dark shirt, is flanked by his assistant coaches. 66 (front row) Mike Slater. Dan Osterman. Eric Laughlin. Shannon Boats. Gerald Martin. Mark Pressey. Brian Johnston. Scott Chambers. Matt Veach. Pete Sgro (middle row) Mark Mason. Brad Edgar. Rob Newbanks. Ron Baldwin. Jell Ralls. Stan Estill. Rick Ford. Ron Burris. Keith Jacobs. Scott Blattner (third row) Tim Gorman. Kevin Meyers. Tom Knepler. Rob Hails. Brad Alewelt, Ken Scott. Matt Scott Mike Metzrfbr. John Metzger (back row) Manager Tom Hunt. Coaches Vandecar. Paisley. Redeker. Butcher. Z argo, and McEvilly (above) the Varsity Let ter men pose for the camera, (below) Chief Redskin. John Shimkus gives a high five to the players, (right) Rick Ford takes a break after making a jarring tackle. A number of awards and records were set during the year. Ron Burris was selected as the outstanding offensive and defensive player; Ron Baldwin. Scott Blattner won the Spearman Award; and Kevin Meyers. Tim Gorman won the Alumni Awards. Ron Burris set the record for most tackles (67) in a season, and most defensive points. Shannon Boa Is had a terrific 36 yard punt average r: ??? ■ P� - :?'.i VARSITY GRIDIRON RESULTS 1984-85 Glenwood Opponent 7 Jerseyville 12 12 Taylorville 7 0 Mt. Zion 35 16 Quincy Notre-Dame 21 13 Macomb 7 53 Auburn 0 13 Jacksonville 20 20 Limestone 12 67 Sophomore Gridiron The sophomore football team came close to a winning season this year, but ended the season with a three win, tour loss record. Jon Curtright highlighted the year with a new record of tour touchdowns in one game, (above) five Glenwood players gang tackle an opponent, (right) Coach Redeker yells a play to the offense. SOPHOMORE GRIDIRON RESULTS 1984-85 Glenwood Opponent 16 Mt. Zion 0 0 Beardstown 8 6 Jacksonville 26 6 Macomb 20 20 Lincoln 0 0 Lanphier 16 29 Southeast 6 (front row) Jamie Hall. Don Ingrum, Tom Lilly. Matt Burns, Jon Curtright. Mike Meyer. Craig Dial, Todd Seely. John Williams (back row) Don Pond. Brian Tackett. Chuck Schrage. Carl Ogden, Mike Kelly. Craig Clardy, Kevin Dolbeare. Howard Powell (middle back) Coach Wargo and Redeker 68 Freshman Gridiron Once again the freshman class put out another mob of football players. The freshman team gave it their best shot, but came up with a record of two wins against five losses. The true Redskin spirit was put into each game, however. Better luck next year as sophomores, guys!! (front row) Mark Clark. MatI Clark, Shaun Stauffer. Mark Bertetlo, Jeff Bickhaus. Matt Jurgens. John Sgro. Max Meyer. Jeff Hansen. Mike Summer (second row) Dale Land. Ramon Bouche. Eddie Rauscher. Darren Turley. Todd Hayes. Mike Fitzgibbon. Deon Dukett. Mike Stem. Sieve Levin. Jeff Collins. Jeff Cunningham (third row) Brad Frost. Jeff Stanley. Jim Lewis. Scott Allen, Scott Brager. Toby Veach, Scott Meuer. Joe Goodman. Scott Slater. David Lary (back row) Garth Easterwood, Joe Cody, Andy Gillespie. Thad Shaw. John Mattingly. Jon Rivera, Zachary Hoffman, Randy VanDerSlik, Aaron Boats. Tom Schroeder. Mike Lesniak, Coach Paisley and Vandercar FRESHMAN GRIDIRON RESULTS 1984-85 Glenwood Opponent 0 Jacksonville 26 8 Pana 6 0 Taylorville 33 16 Southeast 14 6 Mt. Zion 45 0 Lanphier 32 20 Shelbyville 26 (OT) 69 Varsity Soccer (front row) Mike Driscoll. Jim Conlon. Todd McGreevey. Rob Fafoglia, Roger Nesch. Rob Holtcamp, Tim McGreevey. Bill Unterbrink. Joe Conlon. Shawn Mulrooney (back row) Coach Johnson. Dan Egan, Brian Lawson. David Grabner, Tim Beam. Gary Bingenheimer, Chuck Kalbtleisch, Darryl Arfsten. A.J. Wacaser. David Blahofski. David Capps The Glen wood High School Men's Soccer Team did well this year. With a record of 17 wins. 1 loss, and 3 ties, few can complain about this record. The team was the winner of the S.S.U. Soccer Classic. The memorable win was recorded against Quincy Notre-Dame on a beautiful fall evening. The Redskins walked away with a 3-1 win over top-rated QND. Gary Bingenheimer was the runner-up for the sectional goalkeeper. Danny Egan was selected for the All-Sectional team and the All-State team. The team coach. Tom Johnson Mike Driscoll gets ready to inbound the soccer ball to his awaiting teammates. (right) the scoreboard happily records the second period score against OND. 70 Here the strategy for the game is developed before the team hits the field. Using your head!! Throwing the ball in bounds — just one of the few times a player is allowed to touch the Senior members of the soccer team pose for the camera, ball!! VARSITY SOCCER RESUL TS 1984-85 Glen wood Opponent 5 Rich woods 1 3 St. Teresa 2 3 Bergen 3 3 Normal Univ. 0 3 Griffin 3 6 Decatur MacArthur 0 4 Lanphier 0 4 Lutheran 0 3 Springfield 1 1 Quincy 1 10 Taylorville 0 3 Quincy 1 12 Stpehen-Decatur 1 1 Notre Dame 0 3 Mt. Zion 0 6 Jacksonville 2 5 Normal Univ. 1 4 Rochester 1 5 Pleasant Plains 0 2 Lutheran 2 7 Mt. Zion 1 3 Griffin 4 Danny Egan dribbles the ball down the field (lost last game in triple overtime with a shootout) Junior Varsity Soccer (front row) Scott Crumly. Ephraim Eusebio. Pat McCormick. Hank Sherman. Paul Butler. Josh Cruickshank. Steve Wilson. Jeff Gleeson (back row) Coach Johnson. Dennis Delaney. Tricia Criswell. Scott Bingenheimer. Josh Goodner. Chuck Kalbfleisch. Darryl Arfsten. Todd Starkweather. Bill Townsend. David Reeves. Jamie Bucci. 72 Coach Johnson eyes the action Sophomore Paul Butler waits for a time out so he can go in. Bump, Set, Spike — Varsity Assistant Marilyn O'Brien. Manager Pam Branham. Julie Hashman. Lynn Kittilstad, Debbie Twyford. Brenda Root. Kathy Atwood. Diane Altig. Julie Evans. Assistant Karen Albert. Coach Jill Doer tier, (second row) Julie Darwent. Tracy Sablotny. (third row) Mary Pat Martin. Cinda Collins VARSITY VOLLEYBALL RECORD 1984-85 Glen wood Opponent Lost Rochester Won Virden Lost Riverton Lost Virginia Lost Quincy Lost Virginia Won Champaign Central Lost Quincy Lost Lanphier Lost Auburn Lost Pana Lost Taylorville Lost Chicago Lost Jacksonville Won Mt. Zion Won Springfield Won Ursuline Lost Lincolnwood Lost Sacred Heart Lost Jacksonville Lost Quincy N.D. Lost Macomb Lost Hannibal Won Pleasant Plains Lost Lincoln Won Springfield Lost Sacred Heart J.V. Volleyball, Front row, left to right: Coach Jill Doertler. Dana Me Neely, Jodi Hails, Heather McConnell. Anne Conlon. Lisa Brooks. Amy O'Neal. Julie Edwards. Manager Pam Branham. Assistant Marilyn O'Brien. Second row. left to right: Cari Lawrence. Julie Darwent. Etc. The J V Squad ended the season with a 14-7 record. Impressive victories were gained over Quincy, Lanphier, Taylor-ville, Sacred Heart, and Stephen Decatur. With this record, Glenwood has a bright future for the 1985-86 season. Step Up To The Mike . Kevin Small, Susan Sampson, John Shimkus. and Heidi Loftus served as masters of Ceremony for the evening. The theme for the variety show was Step Up To The Mike. This theme utilized the songs of FAME. Kevin Small, Susan Sampson. John Shimkus, and Heidi Loftus kept the evening on a lightfoot. From the opening number to the judges decision these four seniors introduced acts, cracked jokes, and held the show together. The Imperialistic Jazz Ambassadors took first in the speciality category. Diana Landers and Angie Goral won the hearts of the crowd as they took the top award in the senior category. Margaret Seimer Brenda Lorenc and Jeanne Fangman Angie Goral and Diane Landers Bill Schemp 75 NOVEMBER SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT Hails comes down with the rebound Lynn Kittlestad goes lor two points Nikki Bowers and Stephanie Netznik are hard This woodworker from shop class builds an-at work other birdhouse? The JV team watches the action 77 ’‘Fearsome” Fiersten puts it to ’em Doug DeLong thrashes into the new month (front row) Harlene Meisler. Whitney Slavens, Cathy Miner (Captain), Cory Kattner (captain). Jackie Jarvis (Captain), Courtney Barnes Jodi St Myer. (back row) Kirby Bagley, Courtney Santuff. (Lieutenant), Stacey Skrele. Sherry Sproat, Margaret Elliott. Sheila Janik. Jeanne Fangman, Evy Krueger. Christy Bryan, (behind) Mrs. Cindy Sneed (coach). Every year people marvel at the skill, proficiency, and motivation each girl has to make the squad work so well together. This year the Redskinettes have out done themselves with Cathy Miner, Cory Kattner, and Jackie Jarvis, being nominated for “Super Star Award out of 180 other girls. Cory Kattner receiving a “Super Star Award. The Redskinettes were awarded “Spirit Pom from Super Star Drill Team Camp, and “Spirit Stick form NCA Pom Camp. Courney Santhuff— We are really not going to dance to that are we? Keep those flags high! Presenting The Redskinettes Christy Bryan practicing her fourhand Redskinettes saying “Hello! . “Dance to the Beat . We're at the top Kirby Bagley struts her stuff. J. V. Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders — mass confusion. Oh. you guys!! Back row. left to right: Jodi Johnson. Kris Gilbert. Ronda Vancil Front row. left to right Lori Creason. Rita Marmot. Tammy Goestenkors. The gym may not be full and the stadium may not be full, but the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are always there with enthusiasm and spirit. Lori Creason cheers on the Sophomore Football Team. Varsity Cheerleaders Lett to right: Susan Sampson. Sheri Strasbough. Lori Lesniak. Paula Werner. Kris Jurgens Center: Jane Clark. Laura Sponsor: Terri Berns Gunville. Rose Alcorn. Hail to the Chief!! Seniors Lori Lesniak. Rose Alcorn, and Susan Sampson With pompons in hand a group of eight enthusiastic cheerleaders led a crowd of spirit-filled football and basketball fans. Even after the games were over, one could feel these cheerleaders’ unending will to lift the spirits of the students and members of the teams. The Girl In The Mirror sitting — Rod Martin. Tina Kalbfleisch. LeAnne Thomas. Jean Herr. Kevin Small. Jeanne Fangman. Evy Krueger standing — Gwen Woofers. Julie Evans. Mark Mason. Lynn Kittlestad. Vicki Roby. Brian Moushon. Courtney Barnes. Joel Sternstein. Paul Strohschein Cast ot Characters Susan Connors — Tina Kalbfleisch the Speaker — Jean Herr Bryan Sellers — Kevin Small Gail Connors — LeAnne Thomas Tom Connors — Rod Martin Mrs. Douglas — Julie Evans Dr Jim Friedman — Mark Mason Nurse — Lynn Kittlestad Samantha Phillips — Evy Krueger Scotty — Joel Sternstein Dr Allen — Vicki Roby Dr. Richards — Jeanne Fangman Mrs. Hale — Gwen Woofers Girl on the Street — Courtney Barnes Students — Jeanne Fangman Brian Moushon Paul Strohschein Whether she lives or dies now is largely a matter of her own will. bottom — Mr Blade. Tim Gorman. Susan Sampson. Diana Landers. Matt Dudley. Ryan Seidner. Rob Hails. Heidi Loft us. Toby Veach. middle — Joe Murphy. Mary Ann Dodd. Kristen DeLay. John Shimkus. Brian Johnston. Vicki Roby. Mrs VanAlstine, Gwen Woofers top — Christy Leach. Wade Pierce. Kelly Bollig. Max Meyer. Darrin Best Mrs VanAlstine is totally calm before the big performance 7 look like this when I get up in the morning! Says Gwen Woofers before the play. The Speaker (Jean Herr) and Susan Connors (Tina Kay) discuss events in the play Bryan (Kevin Small) and Susan share a soda A dramatic final moment in A Girl in the Mirror” 83 DECEMBER SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT J.V. Girls’ Basketball 1st Row: Cassandra McGhee. Sarah Jackson, Abbey Craig, Jenny Reese. Peggy Burns. Shiloh Sunley. Mgr Pam Branham 2nd Row Anne Conlon. Carl I awrence. Nancy Cox. Amy O'Neal. Tara Taneski. Mary Hawkinson, Staci Lawson. Jodi Langan. Jodi Hails. Krista Sheedy. Coach Ron Schwermin. Not pictured: Kirsten Kennedy. Far Left: Staci Lawson. Mary Hawkinson. and Shiloh Sunley wait in suspense for the rebound. Center Photo: Tara Taneski shoots for two while Rochester Hawks can only stand and watch. Above: J.V. Girls’ Basketball Coach, Ron Schwermin. 85 Girls’ Basketball vsxwnoi s moi Jf.fiWOOo k M '1 ftonf row; Lynn Kittilstad. Kelly Bollig. Tricia Criswell, Mgr. Pam Branham, (back row) Coach Bryce Boston. Katie Driscoll. Jean Herr. Colleen Wirrick. Beth Boston. Kris Jurgens. Pam Patterson. Chris Middleton. Asst. Coach Ron Schwermin. Coaches Ron Schwermin and Bryce Boston discuss strategy before the second half of a Glenwood-Rochester Game. Pam Patterson, senior, tries not to foul a player for Riverton. Patterson was nudged out of the rebound 86 li 0 Sophomore Colleen Wirrick. the tallest team member at 5' 10”. shoots above the arms of a Riverton Hawk. Seniors Pam Patterson and Chris Middleton 5'6” Tricia Criswell hits for two points as Glenwood lengthens its lead. Co-captains Pam Patterson and Beth Boston provided leadership lor the squad. 1984-85 Girls’ Basketball Record 11-12 Glenwood Opponent 45 QND 65 41 Rochester 35 46 Hannibal 51 61 Taylorville 41 44 Jacksonville 57 36 Carrollton 33 65 Macomb 28 32 Jacksonville 68 44 Southeast 55 45 Lutheran 39 38 Riverton 40 43 QND 51 44 Mt. Zion 63 76 Macomb 30 72 Ursuline 60 58 Lanphier 71 50 Hannibal 48 53 Jacksonville 56 52 Auburn 38 65 Hillsboro 53 60 Sacred Heart 62 46 Springfield 43 39 Springfield 41 Jacksonville Tournament 3rd. Beth Boston — 1st All-Conf. Pam Patterson — 2nd All-Conf. Tricia Criswell — Hon. Mention 87 Wrestling ... A Super Season In Varsity Wrestling (front row) Chuck Ward. Jeff Turner. Tony Fickes. (middle row) David Morris. Chuck Kalbfleisch. Carl Ogden. Shawn Mulrooney. Jim Havens, (back row) Coach Tom Johnson. Leon Lin. Tom Fierston. Robert Newbanks. Matt Scott. Brad Alewelt. Evan Morrison. Coach Tom McEvilly. Jeff Turner is declared the winner of another After gaining points for the take-down. Robert Newbanks works for the pin against a strong match in his weight class. Carlinville opponent. 88 ’85 1984-85 Wrestling Results — Glen wood finished the season with a dual record of 14-6. Impressive victories were posted over Shelbyville, Mt. Zion, Stephen Decatur, and Taylorville. Glenwood finished strong, winning 11 of 12 matches. In Tournament competition, Glenwood posted a second at the Porta Tournament, fourth at the Springfield Invite, Third at Delevan, and second in the conference. In their weight divisions, Leon Lin, Jeff Turner, Robert Newbanks, Matt Scott, and Brad Alewelt all were sectional qualifiers. Jeff Turner was a state qualifier in the 119 pound class. Jeff Turner was selected most valuable wrestler, Tony Fickes was most improved. Rob Newbanks had the most takedowns (49) and Brad Alewelt and Jeff Turner tied for the most pins (21). Brad Alewelt walks away from an easy torlelt victory. Junior Varsity Wrestling Team (front row) Brian Pittaway. Pat McCormick. Mike Summer. Ryan Seidner (back row) Coach Tom Johnson, Mike Fitzgibbon. Deon Duckett, Donald Pond. John Page. Coach Tom Me Evilly. 89 Varsity Basketball (front row) David Ramirez. Kevin Meyers. Hobie Henson. Chris Everson. Brad Edgar. Danny Osterman. (back row) Mgr. Steve Sanders. Shannon Boats. Steve Copp. Gary Bingenheimer. Todd Wiley. Tom Knepler. Rob Hails. Eric Laughlin. Coach Dave Nicholson. 90 Hobie Henson. 6’2” senior, drives the baseline despite the objection of if 34 from Jacksonville. Despite the foul. Glenwood lost 63-70 before the home fans. Kevin Meyers gets the tip-off and Glenwood controls the ball against Tri-City. Tom Knepler. 6’3” junior, grabs the rebound from a Mt. Zion player. Glenwood lost their second game of the season 62-78. Varsity Basketball Results 1984-85 Glen wood Opponent 64 Pleasant Plains 56 62 Ml Zion 78 61 Quincy N O 59 47 Macomb 65 66 Havana 58 69 Hannibal 57 65 Roxana 63 56 Mater Dei 72 62 57 44 Mascoutah 49 56 Springfield 57 63 Rochester 56 86 llliopolis 50 68 Auburn 50 72 Tri-City 75 63 Jacksonville 66 54 Macomb 53 82 Hannibal 60 73 Jerseyville 66 56 Notre Dame 76 56 Riverton 52 73 Ltncolnwood 63 63 Jacksonville 70 45 Griffin 56 56 Taylorville 66 69 Southeast 71 91 Glenwood Varsity Basketball finished with a respectable 14-12 record. 4s the box score reveals, a number of losses were close. Glenwood placed 6th in the highly touted Breeze Mater-Dei Christmas Tournament and finished 2nd in the Sangamon County Tourney. Tom Knepler and Hobie Henson were both selected to the First All County Team. Gary Bingenheimer won the MVP award and Rob Hails, senior, was selected as the Most Improved Player. Hobie Henson had most assists for the season with 124 and was selected as the Best Defensive Player. Henson also tied the Glenwood record for number of steals in one game with 9 steals. Kevin Meyers won the Free Throw Award with a percentage of 67.6. Gixtnram REDSKINS (front row) Matt Burns. Barry Vice, David Ginder. Alex Ingram. Joe Conlon. Tim McGreevey. (back row) Coach Frank Ramsey. Chuck Schrage. Shane Summer. Brian Tackett. Sean Ramsey. Steve Moran. Jim Copp The sophomore boys ended the season with a 13-10 record. They had impressive wins over Quincy Notre-Dame (61-51), Macomb (56-54), Jacksonville (54-53), Calvary Academy (61-55), and Griffin (55-54). The sophomores placed first in the Jacksonville Tournament and third in the two week Glenwood Tournament, (left) Moran, Ramsey, and McGreevey wait for the rebound. Frosh Soph Basketball Jim Lewis goes for the lay-up against Petersburg Porta. Alright. who put super glue on the bottom of the shoes?” An unidentified Glenwood player scrambles with a Climson Player for the loose ball. 1984-85 Freshman Squad (front row) Mgr Mark Branham. Jim Ramirez. Hank Sherman. Joel Goodman. Jeff Hansen. Matt Clark. Todd Hayes, (back row) Coach Don Burton. Mike Mott in. Joe Wheeler. Kurt Purcell. Jeff Cunningham. Greg Clark. Aaron Boats. Jim Lewis. Max Meyer 93 Jane Clark gives her all despite the biting chill Vicki Roth gives a friendly smile — as always at a football game A suspensful crowd awaits the next victim of Santa Claus at the Christmas Assembly Randy VanDerSlik is definitely ready for Christmas Vacation Jim Burwitz plays during halftime at a basketball game 94 Music for the Christmas Assembly was supplied by Good Times Unlimited Above — Chris Adcock and John Dinges find it “too close for comfort Right — Sean Ramsey — a dedicated basketball player Above — Encore! Encore! for Good Times Unlimited “Right — Be cool man Here comes Taylor!” Tina Kalbfleisch got a new pair of shoes from Santa after hers flew into the french fry grease at MacDonalds 95 JANUARY 7a SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT GOOD TIMES UNLIMITED Left Deanna Gregg accompanies the singers Above: Good Times Unlimited performs for the Christmas Assembly crowds Row 1 In center Scott Doughty. Paul Strohschein. Joel Sternstein. Row 2 Sarah Jackson. Melissa Smith. Christine Whitney, and Dana McNeeley. Tricia Snyder and Chris Rake. Margaret Sterner and Jeanne Fangman. Kim Bobell. Mary Pat Murphy. Row 3: Courtney Barnes. Ginger Nave. Fvy Krueger. Teena Bruun, Gwen Woofers. Kathy Johnson. Abbey Craig. Row 4 Shannon Bumgarner and Chris Van Deventer. Christine DtCianne and Jim Lewis. Jenifer Finna and Matt Fisk. Jenny Jones and Brian Moushon. CONCERT BAND JAZZ BAND members are as follows: Top row; Jim Crowley. Kevin Baker. Alan Anker. Mark Justison, Steve Dove. Grant Nellessen, Mr. Udey. Middle row; Darryl Arfsten. Jonathan Hansen. Tim Gorman. Jim Burwitz. Cathy Yohe. Mike Driscoll. Jim Hart. Doug Antonacci. Bottom row: Missy Clark. John Shimkus. Toby Veach. Troy Zoellner. Jane Clark. Josh Goodner. Debra Lorenc. Mr Udey cheers on the team before getting the band ready for the half-time show. Troy Zoellner leads the saxaphone section Drum Majors for the 84-85 Marching Season during a concert band performance. 3re Dawn Mareci and Senior Stephanie Brinker. Playing “Ghostbusters (above left) for thousands of screaming fans isn't as easy as it looks. Above Right After hours of practicing in wet grass the band is ready for half-time. Below Between performances the band mugs for the camera. This year the Glenwood band outdid itself. A record number of performances throughout February and March kept the band on their frozen toes. The Marching Band went beyond the usual performances to march in Christmas parades and compete against other schools. New ideas were tried out — the band was asked to march at a Glenwood soccer game and also to march in Spring-field's first St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Mr. Udey deserves a big hand for providing a variety of music styles throughout the year and for putting so much effort into promoting band activities, from tours to other schools to the Senior Band Cookout. Thanks are due also to this year’s Drum Majors. Stephanie Brinker and Dawn Mareci. for putting up with the grumbles and groans during long practices and even longer parades. 99 National Honor Society National Honor Society — Active Members: Seated: Molly Austiff. Jim Conlon. Tim Gorman. Tina Kalbfleisch; Back row: Lynn McMillan. Gaye Hayes. Laurie Doughty. Stephanie Brinker. Mike Sheedy. Kathy Atwood. Wendy Miller. Jennifer Nellessen. Initiation Luncheon was held at SSU. Below, the new members of NHS pose on the stairway at SSU. National Honor Society is an organization of top academic students who also possess above average qualities of character, leadership, and service. Once a student qualifies academically. then he or she is presented to a faculty committee tor recommendation Each year the NHS participates in a service to the community day. but the major event of the year is the Initiation Luncheon. Students (active and new members, plus parents) were invited to SSU and then headed to the Illinois State Museum for a special guided tour of the backstage of the museum. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB — OPERATES ON A HIGH LEVEL Row T Susan Rabin, Peggy Burns, Sam Stout, Toby Veach, John Sgro, Andy Gillespie, Max Meyer. Rita Marmor, Lori Creason. Ronda Vancil. Julie Knepler Row 2 Chris McGeath. Rani Misal, Tricia Snyder, Stacy Statler. Amy Thornton. Renee Root. Lisa Terry. Kathy Johnson. Gwen Woofers, Kim Smith, Kim Gruss. Pam Copple Row 3: Lisa Brooks. Tammy Goestenkors. Jane Goodman. Evan Morrison. Tina Kalbfleisch. Matt Dudley, Ryan Seidner. Kris Jurgens. Paggy Skufca. Lynn Kittilstad Row 4 Tammy Shannon. Tammy Bly. Sheri Strausbaugh, David Morris. Akeem Rahem Abdul. Laura Dove. Molly Austiff. Jennifer Nellessen. John Shimkus. Mark Justison. Susan Sampson Row 5: Eleanor Eusebio. Tami Huffman. Kelly Bollig. Monica Vignola. Jim Conlon. Danny Egan. Tim Gorman. Diane Altig. Mike Sheedy. Brian Johnston. Chris Middleton Row 6 Tracy Sablotny. Brenda Root. Jenny Grabner. Vicki Roby. Suzanne Altig. Suzy Patton. Todd Wiley. Rick Ford. Troy Zoellner. Mark Mason Row 7: Paula Werner. Danny Sheedy. Laura Gunville. Stacey Oxencis. Chuck Ward. Tom Brinkman OFFICERS — John Shimkus — Sec. Treas.. Chris Middleton — v. Pres. Brian Johnston — Pres. This year Medical Careers Club busied themselves by selling candy bars, visiting the hospitals, and making gifts for children. The club gave away two scholarships to David Grabner and Diane Altig. Nurse and dub Advisor Mrs. Helen Justison 101 The Spanish-German Club Left to Right: Row one; Debbie Burrowes. Deepa Misal. Kara Marked, Andrea Lair. Courtney Barnes. Lynn Bor dewick. Debbie Beck. Jeanette Owen. Michael Stern. Bryce Binstadt. Tony Fickes. Brian Moushon; Row Two. Traci Bollig. Angie Sonntag. Megan Lynch. Deanna Gregg. Scott Wiesen-meyer. Zach Hoffman. Matt Jones. Kevin Simonson. Joel Sternstein. Scott Mayer. Rani Misal; Row three; Julie Edwards. Jill Cardoni. Amy Morgan. Laura Pedigo, Tara Taneski. Krista Sheedy. Lori Creason. Lisa Brooks. Tammy Goestenkors. Evy Krueger. Jeanne Fangman. Paul Strohschein. Margaret Doyle; Row Four: Margaret White. Ephraim Eusebio. Mike Nellessen, Todd Hayes. Mark Clark. Alisha Dossett. Jodi Johnson. Tricia Snyder. Michelle Letterly. Amy Thorton. Lisa Terry. Shelly Baskosky. Christy Bouche; Row Five: David Grabner. Michelle Holt. Kristen DeLay. Mary Ann Dodd. Steve Dove. Ronda Vancil. Julie Knepler. Pam Copple. Kim Gruss. Scott Slater. Row Six; Grant Nellesen, Todd LaFountain. Joe Murphy. Danny Sheedy. Paula Werner. Leon Lin. John Paul Corriveau. Rhonda Cass. Gaye Hayes. Wade Pierce. Nicole Bohlen. Margaret Siemer. Christina Sale. Spanish-German Club Officers: Joel Sternstein. Kristen DeLay. Mary Ann Dodd. Michelle Holt. Paul Strohscheimn. Row Two; Mrs. Sidwell. Wade Pierce. Rhonda Cass. Gaye Hayes. The Spanish-German Club has a membership of approximately one hundred students. Eligibility is based on interest in foreign languages. participation, and an overall grade point average of 2.5. Membership includes anyone taking Spanish or german. The Club activities included three bake sales and three taco sales interspersed throughout the school year. The year the club also provided a service for the athletic department by taking care of the bleachers during the basketball season. The major money making project was the sale of Gummi Bears. These delectable and delightful treats provided many hours of entertainment as well as funds for the end of the year trip to Marriotts! 102 Le Corps La Fayette Meeting for an hour after school every other Thursday, Sponsor Miss Nancy McLoud and the students in the Club sing French songs and play French card and board games; the group sold chocolate bars to pay for two trips to lunch at French restaurants in St. Louis and to visit the French art works and French historical sites and souvenirs in St. Louis museums. The Corps Lafayette also contributed toward the restoration of the Statue of Liberty. This year French classes left school to attend performances of adaptations of le Petit Prince and of Les Trois Mousquetaires and to see the movie Argent de Poche. To the left: Cristina Whitney Secretary, John Sanders V-President standing Tim Germann Treasurer At the bottom: sitting Cristina Whitney, John Sanders, standing Christy Linton, Tim Germann, Christine Lascettes. Mike Thomas 103 104 “A rough day at the office. Front Flow. Chris VanDeventer. Megan Lynch. Kent Gray. Karen Bozarth. Christy Linton. Lisa Duke. Darren Carey. Ryan Seidner. Peter VanderDritt; 2nd Row Bill Hunt. Jim Cardoni. Ray Dewit. Tom Johnson. Joe Wheeler. Mark Pollman. Randy Hawkins. Todd Putnam. Nikki Bowers; 3rd Row: Eric Ziegler. Brian Williams. Mike Evans. Shane Summers. John Williams. Craig Clardy. Scott Komorech, Brian Satterlee. Mike Summer. Brian Pittaway. Jason Finn; 4th Row: Jon Bordewick. Steve Stanley. Brent Drendel. Scott Allen. Jamie Bucci. Jason Roberts. Fran Hill; 5th Row: Bill Tinsley. Chris Runnels. Jarrod Perce. Todd Seely. Deon Duckett. Tom Cerri. Eric Laughlin. Tom Brinkman. Brad Hall. 6th Row: Matt Fisk. Roger Fugate. Darren Turley. Tom Tinsley. Brian Bozarth. Khanh Le. Pat Branham. Loren Curtis. Hans Holstein. Scott Satterlee AIASA AIASA Officers, pictured above, are: Scott Satterlee. Vice-President; Chris VanDeventer. Treasurer; Hans Holstein. Secretary; Nikki Bowers. President. Nikki Bowers is also Secretary of the State AIASA Chapter. Right: Eric Zeigler works x n a drafting assignment. HOME EC CLUB Front row Chris McGeath, Tonya Taylor, Colleen Wirrick, Barb Rice; Middle row Billie Livingston. Shiloh Sunley. Shannon Moore. Dawn Scott. Kristi Charlton; Back row Pam Carsaut. Kim Carrigan. Lisa Gillette. Rhonda McCafferty. Dana Graichen. Tonya Jarvis. Tina Faulkner. Robin Walton. Gina Bobbitt. Rhonda McLean. Above left: Mandy Carder. Jill Rose. Ginger Nave. Melissa Gotschall. Above right Stephanie Delong. Shannon Moore. Kim Corrigan. President — Shiloh Sunley. Vice-President — Marla Hohl; in front. Mrs. Fee Abovf Sherry Robinson. Whitney Slavens. Lori Beever. Marla Hohl. Becky Brown. FEBRUARY 'An Sealed: John Shimkus. Molly Austin, Michelle Meyer. Mary Pal Murphy, Kristen DeLay, Lynn Kittilstad Standing: Vicky Roby. Sponsor Josh Ebener. Alisha Dossett. Hank Sherman. Jeanne Fangman, Evy Krueger. Bryce Binstadl. Debbie Twyford, Christy Leach. Julie Knepler, Chris Rake. Laura Dove. Lynn McMillan, Jim Conlon. In trees: Joel Sternstein. Jim Lewis. Jonathan Hansen Officers — Lynn McMillan. TresMolly Austifl. Pres.; Michelle Meyer. Vice Pres.: Laura Dove. Sec. Student Council outdid themselves this year. They worked hard to bring back Homecoming activities and they were successful in doing so. Record sales at all of the dances boosted the students' spirits. The seniors in the group worked hard to present a Student Union package to the administration. Although the package has not been fully approved, hopefully the hard work will pay off in the near future. Michelle Rush, Tammy Huflman look on as Besty Greer dreams up something devilish. Julie Knepler puts on her lei to go to the Beach Dance. Snow is on the ground, and the temperature has really shot down ... Jack Frost nips at your nose and the cold numbs yours toes, so where do you run to find winter fun? Head for the place with grass skirts, Hawaian shirts, and skateboard on the waves of Beach Boys Music in a Tropica! Paradise. Fencing . . . Get The Point (I to r) Matt Fisk. Bryon Hartley. Don Reid — Advisor. Steve Sanders. Kent Ballard 109 You don't toil us! — Kent Ballard and Matt Fisk. Fencing takes lots of practice — Touche! Future Farmers Of America To the Left: row 1: Steve Atchison, Shane Bumgarner, Ryan Seidner, Tom Johnson, Jason Roberts, Sam Brunk, row 2: Brad Meurer. Susan Starkey, Beth Hall, David Verschel-den, Brian Bozarth, row 3: Craig Clardy, Matt Roberts, Stan Givens. Keith Smith, Tim Beam, row 4: Becky Brown, Loren Curtis, Peggy Easterwood, Fran Hill, David Sisk. Roger Redeford. To the Bottom: Sitting, Beth Hall, Pres: Matt Roberts, Sentinel: Standing, David Verschelden, Reporter; Roger Redeford, Tres; Peggy Easterwood, Sec: Brad Meurer. VP. Future Farmers of America is busy with contests all year long. FFA has gone to grain contests, meat contests, and land judging contests. FFA members use what they have learned in class to compete in these contests. FFA members go to a National Convention at Kansas City in November and to the State Convention at the University of Illinois in June. FFA sells Citrus fruit in the fall to the community to earn money to go to the Conventions and to take care of the cemetery on Route 4 as a community service. no LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: Brittany Beck, Billie Livingston. Pam Allison. Shaun Watcher. Hans Holstein, Christine Lascelles. Damon Bridges. Row 2 TimGermann. Jett Borg. Jilt Rose, Laura Martin. Karen Cox. Jodi Langan. Laura Pedigo. Row 3: Robert Denton. Matt Fisk. Tony Moon. Brian Moushon. Paul Strohschein. Christina Sale. John Rogers. Bob Krell. Rod Martin OFFICERS — Alice Carpenter. Ateda Gregunch. Hans Holstein — Sec.. Rod Martin — v Pres., John Rogers — Pres. Christina Sale — Tres. The Library Club of '84-85 kept themselves amused by keeping the books in order and helping students find the material they needed to write their papers. The Library Aides worked hard to keep the Library clean and neat for its most efficient use. The two high points of the year were the club's Christmas party and the all day field trip to MacMurray and Illinois College, where the members were able to see how a college library is run. The Library also provided an invaluable service to those looking forward to Prom by posting the number of days until the said event (better get a date!!!). in bottom — Gwen Woofers. Mrs. VanAlstme. Tina Kalbfleisch. Laura Dove. Cmda Collins. Kelly Bollig. Kristen DeLay. Eleanor Eusebio, middle — Rita Marmor. Kim Smith. Cory Kattner. Joel Stemstein. Paul Strohschein. Jean Herr. Lynn Kittlestad back — Courtney Barnes. Tricia Snyder. Katie Brown. Chuck Kalbfleisch. Steve Dove. Danny Sheedy. Mark Mason. Tim Gorman. Susan Sampson. Rick Ford. Joe Murphy. Jane Clark. Darrin Best. Vicki Roby. Kevin Small Thespians were extremly active this year. During the fall they put on an excellent production of “A Girl In The Mirror . Fundraising projects included the annual pizza sale, lollipops. candy bars, fruit cakes, and a garage sale. They participated in the Sight and Sound production, and spent their yearly awards banquet on the Golden Rod Showboat in St. Louis. Officers — Treasurer — Cmda Collins. Vice President — Kevin Small. Secretary — Kristen DeLay. President — Tina Kalbfleisch 112 Teacher And Counselor Aides The teacher aides are a great help to the teachers. They assist in grading papers, helping with plans, cleaning out the room, or storeroom!! and various other odd jobs the teacher may have. Although the guidance center aides don't have as many errands to run as the Office and Office II aids, they always have mail to deliver, and students to tutor. Teacher Aides — Sitting — Michelle Holt, Mali Dudley. Kristen DeLay Standing - Gaye Hayes. Rhonda Cass. Laurie Doughty. Mary Ann Dodd Counselor Aides — Sitting — Cory Kattner. Matt Dudley. Julie Evans. Standing — Chris Poole. Kris Jurgens. Michelle Meyer. Sheri Strausbaugh, Diana Landers. Kara Markert 113 OFFICE I AND II AIDES These folks are the busy helpers of Diane Tinsley in Office and Shirley Clark in Office II. They do everything from answering the phone and delivering messages, to getting students out of class to visit with Mr. Taylor or Mr. Collins! Without these busy bodies, the offices probably wouldn't run as smoothly as they do. Office I Aides — Row 1: Tim Gorman, Whittney Slavens, Ronda Vancil, Rose Alcorn. Dennis Verschelden. Row 2: Sheri Strausbaugh. Rob Hails. Karen Reed. Lynn Kittlestad. Jennifer Nellessen. Kathy Miner. Julie Hash-man. Betsy McDermand Row 3; Bryan Hartley. Matt Fisk. Tim Brown. Matt Scott. Office II Aides — Row I Mike Slater. Colleen Wright. Tracy Sablotny. Diane Altig, Doug Antonacci. Cindy O’Neal. Beth Boston Row 2: Scott Pflugmacher. Cinda Collins. Danny Egan. Cheryl Kramer. Danny Osterman. Brad Edgar. Jenny Grabner. Jane Clark. Kim Nicholson. 114 Yearbook Staff Michelle Meyer and Laura Dove (sealed). Christina Sale. Mr. Blade, and Jeanette Owen worked long hours, long alter all other workers had gone home. These four students spent the week between exams and graduation working on layout and copy. The Spyglass got off to a stow start because of a change in yearbook advisor. As a result, yearbook did not get organized until September. The editors were selected, staff organized, photography assignments given, and ladders prepared as a basis for the rest of the book. The theme, centered around the calender, was selected, and soon the yearbook started to take shape. The staff took the day off from school to attend a day long seminar on How To Create A Yearbook. Color deadline was met in November. Ad sales took place in October and November. The Yearbook went on sate on Valentine's Day. When the sale was complete, nearly 600 students had purchased a yearbook. By operating in the black, the staff was able to send two students to yearbook camp. Deadlines were met, and a sigh of relief was uttered as the last pages were sent to the printer. The school photographer was on campus in March to take organizational pictures Editors Laura Dove and Michelle Meyer (seated) are flanked by Jeanette Owen. Christy Linton. Christina Sale. Rod Martin. Bryon Hartley. Lynn Bor dewick, and Mr Blade (above) Being yearbook editors is not really this much fun. right? 115 Oh Jim take ME to Prom! No. take ME! Jim take ME — Pretty Please!! Christine Lascelles learns how Mac Mur ray College runs its library % MARCH 9 9 SUN MON TUE WED THUR S Senior Happy Ads Best of Luck For The Future Cory!!! Love. Mom S Dad Rob — Congratulations! May God bless the years ahead. Mom Dad Pink . . . Those who tell you it's tough at the top have never been at the bottom go for it!!! Love. Mom Congratulations and Best of Luck. Trent! Love Mom. Dad. 8 Tricia Congratulations ‘85 graduates The Evans Family To the Duke — You are ready for the world, but is it ready for you? — Nan Congratulations on your graduation, Hobie Love — Mom Oad Keith. Best wishes in your aviation career Love. Mom Best of Luck in the Future. Brian! Love. Mom Dad Michelle: the very best to the very best. Love. Mom Dad Congratulations David. Health and Happiness always Love. Mom Dad Good luck Kent in the future on your fencing and your goal of being a high energy astrophysicist. We're very proud of you. Love. Mom Dad 118 Success Happiness in the future Ronnie! We love you! Mom Dad We are so proud of you Dallas Love. Mom Dad Rob Hails; Love and Happiness you have brought us — We wish that to you forever Congratulations — Love. Mom, Dad Sis Congratulations — Tim Brown and Good Luck!! Love. Mom Dad Shane Landers — Ride to live, and live to ride H-D. Love. Mom. Jerry. Shiloh. Tina. Jennifer Katie. Congratulations — We are very proud of you. Love. Mom. Dad. Andrea. Becky. Pam Thank You Mark!! Love. Mom Dad Courtney. Best of luck for the Future Love. Mom Dad Best of Luck for the Future Mark!! Love Mom Dad Steve — You have honored the Sanders name; we're proud of you The Future is yours Chris Pool! Love. Dad Bonnie Jennifer, One down, two to go!! Mom Dad Doug — Congratulations! Good Job Love. Mom Jayne The Gorman family congratulates the Class of ‘85 and their last Senior!! Kathy. Good Luck at the University of Chicago I’m very proud of you. Love. Mom May Tom Knepler never stop liking ice cream!!!!! To my SnuggleBear — Good Luck Always — Love ya. SnuggleBunny!! Good Luck to the Class of ‘85 — And remember — Sometimes ya just gotta say ... !!! 119 APRIL Cafeteria workers take a break from their 4-5th hour duties. Jodi Hails catches a few warm-up pitches from Pam Patterson. ONE MORE MONTH Bryon Hartley and his partner. Kevin Baker (in background) make a mock arrest of a Chatham police officer. This mock arrest took place in Government class! Damon Bridges put on his chicken outfit for Brad Alewelt releases the discus in a home meet. Later. Alewelt set the school record with a his demonstration speech in Mrs. VanAI- throw of over 148 feet 120 stine's class. Boys’ Track varsity Track Team: Front row Matt Burns. Joe Conlon. Jonathan Hansen. Jay Bohn. Paul Stroschein. Lance Carter. Jimmy O’Neal: Middle row: Lyle Wacaser. David Capps. Matt Jurgens. Todd LaFountain. Rob Fafoglia. Jim Conlon. Steve Sanders. Deon Dukett: Back row: Tom Me Evilly, assistant coach. Brad Alewelt. Brian Lawson. Joe Murphy. Kevin Donaldson. Alan Anker. Gary VanDerSlik. Don Burton. Coach. Alan Anker clears the bar at 5‘8 . not a personal best. Anker consistently gained points lor the team in the high jump. Joe Murphy and Todd LaFountain have just finished 400 meters on the way to the finish in the 800 meter run. LaFountain ran in the middle distance, as did Murphy. Murphy broke the two minute barrier in the 800 meters. Rob Fafoglia gets the baton in the 400 meter relay. Fafoglia finished second in a field of six, dose on the heels of a runner from Lanphier. 122 On your mark, set GO! Glenwood vs. Springfield High in the 800 Meters. Glenwood's overall season record of duals and triangulars was 13-8. with impressive wins over Pana, Taylorville, and a second in the county. New school records were earned by Brad Alewelt with a throw of 148’6 in the discus; AJ Wacaser with a time of 15.2 in the 110 meter high hurdles; and David Capps, Joe Murphy, Brian Lawson, and Todd LaFountain with a time of 8:33.6 in the 3,200 meter relay. AH Conference award went to Brad Alewelt in the discus. 18 varsity letters were earned by the 24 athletes who started the season. Brad Alewelt won the Most Improved Award and Todd LaFountain won the Most Valuable Award. Brian Lawson finishes strong in the 400 meter Alan Anker finishes a distant fifth. Brad Alewelt puls his weight into this nearly Matt Burns gets in a practice throw in the record toss In the shot pul Alewelt set the discus record in the discus 123 Girls’ Track . . . Running Away With Medals Varsity Track Team: Front row: Cassandra McGhee. Peggy Burns. Karen Meisenheimer. Mary Pat Murphy. Middle row: Dawn Scott, mgr.. Christy Bouche. Dana McNeely. Sam Stout. Tncia Criswell. Kris Jurgens. Tracy Sablotny; Back row: Coach Brad Butcher. Dyanne Arfsten. Christy Leach. Julie Knepler. Kim Smith. Katie Brown. Teresa Arnold. Julie Edwards. Lynn McMillan. Colleen Wright. Kathy War go. Assistant Coach 124 Lynn McMillan, outstanding senior track star, easily clears the bar at 5'5”. McMillan tied her own personal best with a jump of 5'7”. Lynn consistently led her teammates to numerous wins as she garnered points in the 100 meter dash. 100 meter hurdles. 200 meter dash, high jump. 400 and 800 relays. McMillan placed 8th in the state in both the high jump and the 100 meter hurdles. Colleen Wright, senior distance runner, was consistently at the front ot the pack in the 3,200 meter run. Glenwood ended the season with an 8-7 record for dual and triangular meets. Glenwood placed 5th in the 20-team Lady Redskin Invitational, 3rd in the Becky Thatcher, 2nd in the Conference, 2nd in the sectional, and 1st place in the 11 team County Meet. Lynn McMillan set records in the 100 meter hurdles (14.7) and the 200 meter dash (26. 1); Kris Jurgens in the 200 meter hurdles (30.2), and Katie Brown in the shot (34'6[ i ). The 800 meter relay team (Kris Jurgens, Dana McNeely, Tricia Criswell, and Lynn McMillan) set a record (1:47.3). When not running or throwing the discus or shot. Teresa Arnold. Katie Brown, and Julie Edwards compete in the bubble-gum blowing contest. Coach Butcher times Kris Jurgens in the hur- Peggy Burns noses out a runner from Lan-dles phier in the tOO meter dash 125 Boys’ Tennis Varsity Tennis: Front row Bryce Binstadt. Ephraim Eusebio. Eric Zeigler. Steve Hammes. Sam Brunk. Mike Stern. Mark Clark. John Sumner. Back Row Josh Ebener. coach. Grant Nellessen. Brad Allen. Mike Nellessen. Jon Curtnght. Danny Egan. Kevin Small. Dave Pletsch. and Pat McCormick 126 Kevin Small and Grant Nellessen discuss playing times before they drive to Lincoln Land lor a match against Lanphier The camera caught Danny Egan just before practice. Egan and Small were selected to the all conference team Kevin Small and Danny Egan practice dou- With an expression of determination, Mike Nellessen puts all his strength into this serve against hies. a Lanphier player. Glenwood went on to win this meet 9-0. Ephraim Eusebio takes a moment to study Mary Pat Martin. Suzanne Altig. and Eleanor Eusebio catch a tew rays while watching a match his opponent before going out on the court. at Lincoln land College The 1985 tennis team finished the season with a 7-5 record. They had outstanding wins against Hillsboro. Southeast. Hannibal. Lincoln. Lanphier and St. Teresa. Although Glenwood held two teams scoreless and held most opponents to fewer than 3 games out of 9. Glenwood was never shut-out. Dan Egan and Kevin Small were selected to the all-conference team. They placed 2nd in the conference doubles. Mike Nellessen was selected as the most improved player. i i 127 Baseball Trying Harder Than Ever Varsity Baseball Team: front row Bill Unterbrink. Troy Zoellner. Dan Osterman. Jeff Clevenger. Mike Driscoll. Mark Pressey; Second row: Gary Bmgenheimer. Todd Wiley. Brad Frey. Eric Laughlin. Rob Hails. Kevin Meyers: Back row Brian Johnston. Bill Schempp. Shannon Boats. Evan Morrison. Ron Burris. David Morris. John Sanders, mgr. and Norm Smith, coach Rob Hails, senior first baseman, handles a hot smash down the first base line. Brian Johnston covers the play. Evan Morrison did much of the work behind the plate Poised to receive a low strike. Morrison readies lor a quick throw to second base If looks could kill. Shannon Boats has the batter dead in his tracks. 128 1985 Varsity Baseball Record Jeft Clevenger, Eric Laughlin, Shannon Boats, Brian Johnston, and Troy Zoellner get ready to discuss strategy with Coach Smith. The guys ended the season with a 9-18 record. Gary Bingenheimer and Jeff Clevenger were selected as MVP's; Gary Bingenheimer, highest batting average; Rob Hails, highest fielding average; Evan Morrison, most improved. Jeff Clevenger tied a record with most doubles (10) in a season and Dan Osterman now holds the club record for most assists in a season with 46. Glen wood Opponent 12 Athens 2 5-7 Rochester 9-12 5-5 Quincy N.D. 6-6 0 Springfield 4 5 Hillsboro 8 1 Southeast 5 7-4 Macomb 5-11 9 Lanphier 7 3 Lincoln 12 16 Virden 6 7 Riverton 5 15 Lincolnwood 2 7-12 Jacksonville 4-15 3 Litchfield 5 0 Griffin 10 8-4 Hannibal 7-9 7 Southeast 5 0 Springfield 9 5 Ml. Zion 12 13 Charleston 17 4 Mt. Zion 14 2 Jacksonville 6 Junior Varsity Team (10-6 record): Front row Todd Hayes. Bill Townsend. Hank Sherman. David Ginder. John Sanders, mgr: Second row: Mike Meyer. David Sample. Darren McMasters. Max Meyer, Mike Mottin. Jell Hansen: Back row Craig Dial. Jim Lewis. Kurt Purcell. Chris Feld. Brian Tackett. Scott Bingenheimer. John Dinges. Coach Pat Moomey 129 Softball .. . No Soft Sport Varsity Softball Team: Front row: Brenda Root. Pam Branham. Lori Wallbaum. Debbie Twyford: Second row: Gaye Hayes. Kelly Bollig. Cari Lawrence. Diane Altig. Jodi Langan. Nancy Cox; Back row: Sue Lynn, coach. Jodi Hails. Pam Patterson. Beth Boston. Chris Rake, Julie Hashman. and Tim Brown (scorekeeper). Pam Patterson, senior pitcher, whips another strike (tar left). Beth Boston (left) looks at a bad pitch by a Springfield pitcher Glenwood went on to win 11-1. Diane Altig (above) catches a few practice pitches before the game begins. Can Lawrence has all the equipment — hat. Gaye Hayes burns a strike against this batter. Runner on second did not have a chance to shades, and batting glove. advance. Hayes was named the team's MVP. Brenda Root, junior second baseman, is ready tor the play at hrst Gaye Hayes gets brushed back by a close pitch Pam Branham warms up her arm betore the practice begins Glenwood it Opponent 185 Softball Results MacArthur 11-10 0 Riverton 16 7-2 Springfield 1 Although the girls ended the 0 Mt. Zion 5 11 Williamsville 6 season with a 10-14 record, they 3 Petersburg 6 1 Pleasant 18 still had some outstanding games 15 Virginia 3 3 Plains and lost some heart breakers. 3 Southeast 6 1-1 Ursuline 16-9 Diane Altig was awarded the 23 Athens 1 20 Divernon 6 highest batting average with 12 Rochester 4 4 Lincoln 14 .422. Gaye Hayes was selected 11 Rochester 7 3-8 Macomb 5-9 as the most valuable player on 11 Pawnee 4 8-13 Stephen the 1985 teams. 9 Ashland 4 0 Decatur Sacred Heart 7-12 10 May ... Spring Fever John Sanders takes a break from the base- Lisa Brooks turns her face away from the wind and the lens while holding the tape for the ball manager's job. discus throw at a home meet. 19 s s may MAY 1985 Prom King And Queen Cindy Woodward And Tim Gorman Ggf PROM l?as «----osga YOURETHC -IMSPI RATION Cd n 1985 PROM COURT Lori Lesniak and Mark Mason Laura Dove and David Grabner 135 Rose Alcorn and Hobie Henson Cindy Woodward and Mike Sheedy The class of '86 put on a memorable prom for the seniors. The colors were burgundy and pink. Music was by Cats on Holiday. Prom theme was “You're the Inspiration by Chicago. The Juniors creatively decorated the room at the Convention Center. The atmosphere of high school disappeared as everyone showed up in their fancy dresses and tuxes. It was an evening full of friendship, laughter, togetherness, and fun. Thank you Juniors for giving the Seniors a night to remember. 136 Diane Altig and Tim Gorman And May The Festivities Begin Some seniors jam to some tunes Kent Ballard, Wendy Miller. Trent Rentfrow. and Kathy Atwood resting up for the long night ahead. EVERYBODY is having a good time You’d think seniors would be too old for games. 137 The court dances to ”You’re the Inspiration:” Shannon Rauscher and her date. And Go On And On And Keith Kuchar and Julie Frost having a good time. Kevin Small and Eleanor Eusebio try to decide whether to dance or not. 136 1984 Prom King and Queen — Kris Landers and Matt Stout. Promites dance to Cats on Holiday Danny Egan and Suzanne A!tig The Coronation Mike Meador and his date Margaret Elliot and Mark Pressey — a handsome couple. on the Ritz. Susan and Heidi putting FACULTY . . . ENGLISH Pam VanAlstine 140 Jeanenne Plevka Barb Tigner Judy Guinan Clark Blade Mickey McAfee Donna Neathery BUSINESS, SPECIAL EDUCATION Lauri Stahl Nancy Gritty Carol Hubbartt Roz Kitchen Terri Berns Jackie Osmonson Connie White 141 SCIENCE, AG, HOME EC, HEALTH 142 Dan Leathers Barb Fee Gary Goldasich NURSE, COUNSELOR, LIBRARIAN, FOREIGN LANG. Norm Smith Wilma Carter Helen Justison Aleda Gregurich Nancy McLoud Darlene Sidwell 143 HISTORY AND FINE ARTS 144 Frank Ramsey Tadd Baumann Josh Ebener MATH AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Dave Nicholson Steve Bedford Linda Hittmeier Tom McEvilly Don Reynolds Ron Schwermin P.E AND DRIVERS ED. Jill Doerfler Frank Graham Charles Conrady Michael Collins Principal Rick Taylor Asst. Principal Diane Tinsley Office I Secretary RDMINISTRRTION £ a Judy DeLancey Counselor Secretary Shirley Clark Office II Secretary Carol Boats Athletic Director Secretary American Legion Award Tim Gorman — Stephanie Brinker Outstanding Library Student Aide — Christina Sale. Robert Denton Dekalb Award — David Verschelden; Ag Scholarship — Lori Jacobs Awards Night Outstanding Senior English Student — Wendy Miller Outstanding Office Aide office II — Cheryl Kramer Outstanding Office Aide Gui-dance — Kara Marked Outstanding 2nd Year Spanish Student — Margaret Doyle Outstanding 4th Year Spanish Student — Jeff Turner Creative Abilities and Dedication to the arts — Lisa Duke. Darrell Gallagher. Kristen Kennedy. Bob Krell. Keith Kuchar. Lauren McClelland. Todd McGreevy. Mindy Minnick. Kim Smith, Dana Zilinski Accounting Honor Students — Kirby Bagley, Beth Boston. Stephanie Brinker, Wade Pierce, Brenda Root Business skills honor students — Debbie Burrowes, Karen Dickey, Brenda Lorenc, Julie Rocco, Eric Ziegler 148 Societe Honoraire de Francais — Christy Linton. Outstanding French Student Wendy Miller. Societe honoraire de francais Eric Ziegler Outstanding Achievement in Art — Chris Middleton. Rod Martin. Shelley Bryant. Karen Bozarth Outstanding 1st year German — Bryce Bin-stadt Outstanding 2nd year German — Joel Sternstein Outstanding Chorus Student — Courtney Barnes Outstanding Office Aide Office I — Betsy McDermand. Matt Scott Third Place in Literature, English Achievement day, MacMurray College — Jeff Turner Fourth Place in Composition, English Achievement day, MacMurray College — Bill Schempp Sixth Place in Composition, English Achievement day, MacMurray College — Joel Sternstein Chairman of the sound Committee — Brian Johnston French Contest 1st year — Christine Netznik French Contest 2nd year — Eric Ziegler Advanced Foods — Damon Bridges State AIASA Secretary (2 years) — Nikki Bowers Outstanding State AIASA member — Scott Satterlee Students with Straight A's in Analysis (senior Math) — Stephanie Brinker, Jennifer Nellessen, Trent Rentfrow Nominee for outstanding Senior English Student — Susan Sampson Nominee for outstanding senior English student — Mike Sheedy Best Thespian — Tina Kalb-fleisch Outstanding Woodworker — Scott Paisley Business Skill Senior Student of the Year — Outstanding Senior Award Home Economic Margaret Elliott. Business principles Senior — Tamera Holstein Student of the Year — Stephanie Brinker 149 Biology — Karen Reed. Physical Sciences ISTA Award — Jennifer Nellessen Outstanding A P U S. History Student — Chris Everson. Outstanding Social Studies Student — Kathy Atwood Outstanding Student Council Members — Molly Austiff. Michelle Meyer Business Principles Honor Students — Kim Bobell, Margaret Elliott, Kim Nicolson. Chris Scott. Stach Statler Computer Skills Honor Students — Angie Boehler, Jeff Hansen, Andrea Lueders, Roberta Ship-pen, Paul Strohschein WIABEA Contest 3rd Place Amateur Typing — Julie Hash-man WIABEA Contest 4th Place Novice Typing — Brenda Lorenc Springfield Marine Bank Stock Marker Game 1st place — Chris Scott, Capt. Jeff Meade. Lenny Carmean Outstanding CO-OP Student — Brian Robertson Outstanding Student Employee — Bob Woodrum Positive Attitude Award — Alan Driver Outstanding Sophomore English Student — Laura Younger Outstanding Junior English Student — Karen Reed Outstanding Underclassman Award — Colleen Wirrick Chef's Award — Cheryl Kramer Outstanding Publications Staff Members — Laura Dove. Michelle Meyer Vernie Lee Sportsmanship Award — Tim Gorman Outstanding Physical Education — Cathy Miner. Rob Hails 150 Outstanding Scholar Jenniter Nellessen. Jim Glenwoods National Math Contest Eric Ziegler. Outstanding Senior Math Student Jennifer Ne-Conlon lessen. Outstanding Computer Programming Student David Ramirez Students with straight A's in computer programming Stephanie Brinker, John Ciccone. Jim Conlon, Tim Gorman, Lynn McM lan, David Ramirez, Steve Sanders Recognition for excellent service as an office I Aide Matt Fisk. Tim Gorman, Rob Hails, Sherry Stras-baugh, Cathy Miner, Whitney Slavens, Jennifer Nellessen. Karen Reed. Julie Hashman, Bryon Hartley. Margaret Elliott Recognition for excellent service as an office II Aide Kim Nicholson. Diane Altig, Brad Edgar, Cindy Oneal, Doug Antonacci, Jane Clark, Tracy Sablotny, Beth Boston, Danny Egan, Cinda Collins, Mike Slater, Scott Pfug-macher, Darrin Best, Danny Os-terman Salute to Champions award (sponsored by the Chicago Cubs) Joe Murphy, Kris Jurgens Academic excellence — Survey of science Leanne Thomas Academic excellence — Physical science Margaret Doyle, Gary Howard, John Sanders Academic excellence — Biology I Bryce Binstadt, Mike Nellessen, Susie Stout Chris Netznik Academic excellence — Anatomy, Chemistry Bill Schempp Academic excellence — Chemistry Jim Shaner, Karen Reed, Shannon Boats Academic excellence — Physics Kent Ballard, Brian Robertson Recognition for World Affairs Class Jeanette Owen, Christina Sale Recognition for Illinois State Bar Association •‘MOCK” Trial Competition Kathy Atwood, Molly Austiff, Jim Conlon, Tim Gorman, Jennifer Nellessen, Susan Sampson, John Shimkus Consistently high grade point average — Spanish II John Dinges, Debbie Burrowes Spanish Contest 1st year — Susie Stout National Creative Writing in French 2nd prize — Wendy Miller Consistently High Grade Point A verage German — Mike Nellessen, Traci Bollig, Jill Car-doni The SILVER TONGUE AND TEETH Award for Most Improved Pronunciation — Kristen Delay Recognition of Dedicated Student Council Members — Lynn McMillan, Laura Dove, Jim Conlon, John Shimkus Vernie Lee Sportsmanship Award Nominee — Jane Clark, Jim Conlon, Julie Evans, Lynn Kittilstad, Lynn McMillan, Kevin Meyers, Grant Nellessen 151 BACCALAUREATE John Shimkus gives a mighty inspirational speech on friendship, caring and togetherness. The Senior Chorus, consisting of Cathy Miner. Angie Goral. Mike Meador. Katie Brown. Debra Lorenc and Diana Landers, sing “The Shepherd's Psalm at Baccalaureate. Merit Recognition Scholars — Kathy Atwood. Molly Austiff. Stephanie Brinker. Jim Conlon. Gaye Hayes. Lynn McMillan. Wendy Miller Absent from photo. Mary McWilliams. Merit Recognition Scholars — Jennifer A few of the many who received Academic Scholarship Awards were caught by the camera. Nellessen and Mike Sheedy. 152 GRADUATION . . . NEW BEGINNINGS Katie Brown receives her diploma from Jack Neuman JENNIFER NELLESSEN — VALEDICTORIAN Congratulations to the Class of '85 The diplomas that we receive tonight can in no way signify the extent of the pride and achievement we all sense We have finished what some might call a chapter in the book of life The many pages we have filled at Glenwood High School have been unforgettable. We have endured the worst, the loss of a teacher and close friends, and we enjoyed the best, last fall's spectacular soccer team and season, our many celebrations such as New Year's Eve and our Senior Prom . and finally tonight tonight should not be considered the end of a chapter, but the beginning of a new one Our graduation signifies that we have received an educational foundation upon which we were placed the responsibility to build Belief is the rock we use to shatter the walls the Class of 1985 has this rock of belief when we get knocked down, we look for something to pick us back up Belief and fearlessness are unbreakable, shakable securities that pave the way to success. Life is like a candle — we can use ourselves up by spending ourselves in the service of others, making their pathway a little brighter .. or we can think of ourselves like the unlighted candle we would go through life unnoticed, unappreciated, and unhappy We should all be smiling, because as the class of 1985 leaves Glenwood High School tonight, it is not a candle that flickers, it is a fire that blazes. (portion of Valedictory speech delivered by Jennifer Nellessen.) Jackie Aulich smiles as she receives her “sheepskin. 153 Mr. Cool once again demands everyone’s attention. Below — Scott Satterlee adjusts his cap before the processional. Wendy Miller — Salutatorian The movement and encouragement behind the student should be addressed school and extracurricular activities consumed much time and patience from you as we grew older we became increasingly independent Parents, you took us in your arms and consoled us despite the accusations of un airness and uncaring will we truty be able to do for our children what we have come to expect from you? with the encouragement and hardworking attitudes you have shown us. we have reached a milestone in our lives for this we extend our warm thanks to our mom and our dad and any teachers who became friends we could never repay our debt to you as immeasurable and impossible as it is let our achievements stand as a testament, a trophy to the excellence of your work The Class of ’85 cheers as Randy Anders receives his diploma. Stephanie Brinker — Salutatorian Parents, you should be proud, not only of your son or daughter, but also of yourselves You have developed your child into a young adult who is well prepared to face the new world that awaits him the developing and growing can be thought of as a rainbow Bach color band represents the special characteristics of a parent Red represents provision and protection discipline is represented by orange yellow represents guidance green is patience and encouragement blue stands for caring and understanding violet represents love, for without love all the previous qualities could not exist The pot of gold represents this special night Mom and Dad. thanks for helping us form our rainbow Angie Goral and Diana Landers capture the dreams of many graduates with Starmaker. ” a song from Fame. Jim Conlon and Steve Copp await their turn to march in the processional. LeAnne Thomas. Lynn Smoczyk. 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