Glenwood High School - Spyglass Yearbook (Chatham, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1988 volume:

t' ' I. • • • • «p • MORE THANf JUST A ... 7 7 T MORE • THAN • JUST • A Glen wood High School Chatham, Illinois Volume XXXIX Editor Mario Saputo Advisor Kim Claybaugh Senior Editor Alisha Dossett Junior Editor Teresa Kane Sophomore Editor Beth Stauffer Freshman Editor Jennifer Hulvey Faculty Academics Editor Pam Morgan Clubs Organizations Roxy Schneider Activities Editor Alyce Sherbenou Business Editor Keith Clardy Ad Layout Editor Laura Ryan Whether students can be found on some “late” early morning cram for that algebra test, or arriving to school late because your ride was late picking you up. or simply relaxing with your feet kicked up on the lockers, all of these students feel “right at home. ’ “Homework ... homework, gimme a break.” These five words are more than the advertisement logo surrounding the Summit candy bar. With part time jobs occupying so much time after school and well over half of the student body involved in school sports, who has time for homework? For many students homework is done during those precious few minutes between classes or when a teacher has finished the lecture and there is still ten minutes left in class. Some students finish that important history assignment between bites at lunch. But whether alone or with the help of another student, that all important assignment manages to get done. “1 get by with a little help from my friends” really identifies these pictures here. Some “friends” have the dubious honor of passing out grade cards. Others give new meaning to the term “locker life.” More than one student has caught a few z's before class begins. World affairs students and those in driver’s ed. are often found with the latest edition of Journal Register, scissors, paste, and a wearied expression. One thing is for sure — school is not dull. 7 7 v ► y O s' k sT r v v r Joe Kraus, Darren McMasters, and Hank Sherman were the first customers at Chatham's new Hardee’s. Michelle Copple’s house was a common party place during her parents absence. “Mom, I’m going to the library” is a common alibi for lots of GHS students. Why Clark Blade you ask? We think it is obvious. Have a layout question that no one can answer? Clark Blade knows. Have a problem thinking of a caption? Ask Clark Blade. Need a long story to soothe sore feelings. Clark Blade can tell one. Mr. Blade, we dedicate this yearbook to you for all of the patience you have shown, the good ideas you have given, and the positive attitude you have shared. Your hard work, caring attitude, and smile will always be 5uecin f wendy A vocational, agriculture, and science teacher for eleven years. Mr. Dan Leathers died during the summer before this school year began. Mr. Leathers was active in BCEA and worked for a better teaching environment. We will all miss him, his sense of humor, and his rapport with the students. TmcaTT 71 T7fmffBTR % Seniors: The Celebration Never Ends! (lop) llank Sherman lakes a moment to consider his future. Melissa Smith lakes a break from her studies. Mike Nellessen makes use of study time. Abbey Craig is all smiles at the College Fair. Ikon Dukett plans his escape. IT H APPENS to all of us throughout our lives, but the memory of a hectic four years, called high school, will always bring a smile, or a tear, or a blush to the class of ‘‘88’’. Whether you were an easy-lover, or just a spectator at the Gray and Stern belly-bucking contest, freshman year was a whole new experience. As sophomores, we became stronger in school’s social order. We would “boogie” at By George or get together for a KASM (Does anyone really know what it means?) mission. As sophomores, we readily found out that you can't win a TAG game if you don't have a driver’s license. As juniors we learned a lesson of humility as we begged and scrounged for enough money to have Prom. Dave Pletsch went sailing into the air over a pasture only to wipe out a cow when his car finally touched ground. The Glen — Echo was countered with that student operated Hotbed of Political Liberalism. The Free Press. We studied military strategy as we pounded our opposition in the semester's food fight. When Prom was over and the year about to an end, we partied it out out at the megaparty of all time (Who's house was that?) The new Assasination game heated up as Kent Gray chased Brad Clayton through his father’s cornfield in Chris Currie’s RX7 going at least 80 m.p.h. Senior year started with the double-dating sta (Hurry up, 1 gotta go!). Big Red was named the gum of the 1987 Homecoming court and MegaJ H got cancelled by some uninvited guests. Mine Conlon and crew had a difficult time keeping u ) with a T-Bird that was driving on R All ROAD TRACKS. (It was only ( 1 I’ anyway) The 1 PC togp drive was a great success, and who could e erjfirget Mr. Blade kissing a p:-’ I: - _,ears. Ml ' .0 many more will forever remind M li VEENS IN “88”. (upper left) Having now reached his senior year, Paul Alexander can now count to two. (upper right) Jodi Hails displays the proper golfing form, (middle left) Senior guys say - reach out and touch someone — anyone! (middle right) Heather takes a moment to reflect on her past years at Glenwood. (bottom left) Dana McXeel) and l.ori Johnson two serious band students. 19 Chris Adcock Rebecca Alberts Troy Alexander Mike Allison Dyanne Arfsten Teresa Arnold Julie Baker Karen Baker Brian Barnard Debra Beck Elizabeth Beck Terry Bent Mark Bertetto Jeff Bickhaus Bryce Binstadt 20 Aaron Boa Is Tyler Bond Mark Branham Shannon Bohlen Jenny Brady Teena Bruun Mark Bordignon Mellissa Brickey Tammy Brown James Bryan Shannon Bumgarner Peggy Burns Tony Byers 21 Amanda Carder Jill Cardoni Darren Carey Greg Clark Mark Clark Matt Clark Brad Clayton Mindi Cobern Joe Cody Jeff Collins Anne Conlon Nancy Cox Abbey Craig Sean Cramer 22 Josh Cruickshank Scott Doughty Travis Dunn Jeff Cunningham James Dilley Kindra Driver Jacqeline Eaton Chris Currie Michelle DeFrates 23 Kathy Garlo Andy Gillespie Amy Gooding Joel Goodman Josh Goodner Kent Gray Deanna Gregg Sarah Guthrie 24 Jodi Hails Mikol Hatten Sara Hallberg Jeff Hansen Randy Hawkins Mary Hawkinson Jonathan Hansen Todd Hayes Wendell Hollinshead Kim Holstein Tim Huffman Sarah Jackson 25 David Lary Christine Lascelles Cari Lawrence Staci Lawson 26 Teresa Mayer Dana McNecly Heather McConnell Pat McCormick Ann McWilliams David Meador Darren Me Masters Karin Meisenheimer 27 Susie Miller Cici Moloney Amy Morgan Mike Mottin Stephanie Murphy Ginger Nave Michael Nellessen Christine Netznik Amy O’Neal John Page Laura Pedigo Eric Peterson 28 Todd Putnam Susan Rabin Jimmy Ramirez Eddie Rauscher Traci Rcazer Jennifer Reese David Reeves Mary Rcntsch Deana Rich Amie Richards Jason Roberts Bradley Robertson 29 30 Robert Sablotny Tom Schroeder Hank Sherman Janine Simac Brenda Skaggs William Slater Melissa Smith Angie Sontag Ed Stanfield Jeff Stanley Shaun Stauffer Samantha Stout Susan Stout Mike Summer John Sumner 31 Peter Vanderdrift Toby Veach John Walsh Kelly Ward Brad Wallace Julie Warner Steve Wilson Kathy Wood Joseph Worley 32 Lori Wallbaum Cassandra Weber Scott Wiesenmeyer Elizabeth Beck eagerly awaits the Volleyball game NOT PICTURED: Paul Alexander Ramon Bouche Barbara Butler Garth Easterwood Mike Fitzgibbon Missy Judd Jennifer Kiesle Matt MacKay Amy Morrow John Rivera Jennifer Rolando Gavin Thomas Pamela Wilson Senior stud. Kent Cray, is once again surrounded by beautiful women. Privates Brown and Arfsten I eena Bruun teaches our German Amy Oneal and Andrea l.euders display the after affects of a famous Mr. exchange student. Ingrid Wohlrab Baumann joke, a vital Redskin skill. F.phraim F.usebio poses for his ID. card. Mike Lesniak and Tim King hang out at a football game. Darren McMasters and Joe Kraus work diligently in Mr. Cox's socioloj class. Far Right llank. you're in the wrong restroom! Below l eft I aura Martin, Becky Alberts, and Karen Baker take a college day to visit ISU. Below Right: l.aura Pedigo and Jennifer Finne arc all smiles at ISU Bottom Middle Brad Clavton and Jeff Hansen get caught with their skirts down. Bottom right: Nancy Cox is congratulated by friends after a game. 35 36 Changes Most Since Freshman Year: Mike Nellessen and Dvanne Arfsten Most Likely to Succeed: Bryce Binstadt and Chris Netznik Seniors were given the opportunity to say how they really feel about certain members of their class through the senior survey. Ballots were passed out and an election was held during the lunch hours. Winners were chosen with the stipulation that one person could be appointed to one title only, (with the exception of couples) Most Talkative: David Reeves and Alisha Dossett Best Laugh: Toby Veach and Sarah Jackson Biggest Brown-noser: Hank Sherman and Teena Bruun Changed Least Since Freshman Year: Lori Johnson The Quietest: Matt Clark and Melissa Smith r � v 1 Oddest Couple: Toby Veach and Tammy Flowers Best Looking: Matt Jurgens and Cassie Weber Best Body: Aaron Boats and Amy O’Neal Biggest Partier: Tyler Bond and Ann McWilliams 39 Most Obnoxious: Jeff Hansen and Amy Cooding We can smile. School is over. A picture says a thousand words. I odd says. “Look Mom no cavities.” Could it be Tom Cruise? April smiles for the camera. JAMBOREE Checking out the girls??? Rambo — showing off his muscles “Patch” Let’s go surfin’ dude! Dawn and her pig smile for the earner . Marc Adams Marty Adams Nancy Ahrens Missy Alewelt Tanum Anderson Doug Angeli Mark Angermeier Michelle Barnes Carole Barnett Anita Barron Chris Bayley Robin Beckham Jacqui Beque Stacy Bell Carrie Bernstein Brad Bingenheimer Melanie Binstadt Susan Bollinger Matt Bond Nicole Bouche i Scott Brady Todd Brewer Angie Brown Dawn Brown Pam Brown Greg Bryan 42 Tracy, show us your cow face. What! No Little Kings in the Pepsi machine? Jeff Bryan Brenda Burke Pat Burwitz Kevin Byrd Sam Calhoun Jennifer Calufetti Jodi Cardoni Alicia Carroll Jenni Chapman Jim Ciccone Keith Clardy Scott Clark Tina Clark Jeff Creason Mike Crider Lori Crowder Tim Davis Sylas DeWitt Roger Douglass David Draper Steve Draper Debbie Earleywine Denise Egan David Engelman Ele Eusebio Scott Earmer 43 Melissa Feld Deanna Fickas Jodi Fields Jody Fisher Stacey Fletcher Cheryl Fugate Jim Gabel Dawn Galligos Mike Garthwaite Sophia Gelhausen Geoff Gerrietts Matt Ginder Bob Glatz Angie Grady Tim Grieme John Grigsby Chris Grim Jennifer Gross Craig Gurgens Cindy Haffner Tawnya Hagan John Hammond Kent Hammond Mary Haney Bill Hanley Mark Hansen 44 Jodi Hanson Cheryl Harris Matt Hecktor Melinda Hoagland Clint Hughes John Hughes Jennifer Hulvey Wesley Ingram Paul Johnson Robert Johnson Steve Johnson Tonia Land Steve Laughlin Cathleen Leach Kevin Leach Paula Leach Julie Leckrone Angel Ledferd Mike Logsdon Todd Lowary Christina Lowe 45 Kurt Marmor Mike Matthews Lindsay McGreevy Angie McLane Jim Merica Tonya Migalich Adriana Miles Lance Mitts Kathy Momeni Pam Morgan Shelley Moushon John Owen Chris Owens Chris Paisley Anthony Pappas Jeremy Peck Nikki Phillips Shane Phillips Kelly Pioletti Scott Pond Tracy Pruett Jennifer Pulliam Kevin Purcell Jennifer Rahling Missy Rauscher David Reed 46 Marcy Reinhart Tricia Rentfrow Monica Ripley Sheila Robinson Chris Rodgers 9 J Mark Rose Laura Ryan Rob Ryser Bill Sallenger Mario Saputo Bruce Schempp Tina Schleicher Melissa Schlosser Roxy Schneider Dan Schrage Mike Schriber Craig Schultz Brandie Seebold Catherine Sgro Eric Shaner Shawn Shaughnessy Alyce Sherbenou Max Sherwood Mary Shippen Jason Simac John Skertich 47 April Smith Kim Smith Scott Smith Amy Smorynski Mindy Snyder 4 t II Andy Southwick Jason Staake Shannon Staley Chaney Statler Beth Stauffer Shana Sternstein Amy Strohschein Gina Tega Amie Termine R.L. Terrell Chris Tice Vicki Trader Rhonda Trott Randy Vogt Keith Votava Ellen Wesley Dan Wheeler Chris Wiese Jake Williams Ben Williamson Aaron Wirrick 48 Hey guys, what's so funny? 49 Andy Wisecup Brian Withers Ingrid Wohlrab Steve Woken Paul Wurtzler Brenda Ziegler 1 odd on his way to class And you thought your picture wouldn't be in the yearbook. Not pictured: Mark Binnion Jason Brown Jeremy Bryan Jennifer Crab Robert Grogan Becky Jenkins Scan Lilly Mike Lopinot Mitch MacKay John McDcrmand Shannon McKinney Paul Moriconi Jeff Nelson Chris Pierson Jason Rasmussen Ken Rose Chris Scherf Bryan Siegfried Mary Smith Jennifer Thornton Chris Tice Erik Williams Jason Williams 50 Stacey arc you studying, relaxing or both? I didn't do it. I swear!!! What? Pat being studious. Another day at Glcnwood has begun. Aren’t Monday's great Mark? Chris picks the remains of the chocolate grasshopper from his teeth. 51 Get out of my face Crystal!!! ■ Sophomores Freshmen SOPHOMORE Life before 16 waiting for the bus. 54 Gary Ahasay Kathy Alcorn Jeff Anglin Stacy Babb Doug Badgley Lisa Baldwin Hondo C onley quickly looks over definitions for his vocab test. Scott Bales Cari Barganz Michelle Barker Myra Barnes Richard Barnes I Patricia Beckum Jennifer Benton Candy Bernstein Stacy Blood Eric Boehler Brad Booker Jenn Borg Jeff Bostwick Denise Boyce Jim Brady Jennifer Brickey Matt Brickey Zac Broadus Jeff Budny Eric Butterick 56 Clada Canary Billy Carter Mike Carver James Clark Amy Clevenger Cindy Clinton Elizabeth Collins Amy Compton Hondo Conley Michelle Copple Jodi Cowden David Droege Jr. Angela Dufner Chris Ed Ken Edelstein Eric Edwards Jennifer Edwards Shannon English Jennifer Eangman Ross Eiersten Chris Einne 57 Becky Fitzgibbon Steve Fowler Janeen Frank Jennifer French Aaron Fullington Mike Gaither II Dennis German Tracy Goestenkors Jennifer Gossard Brian Gray Shelly Gwinn Jennifer hall Roger Hall Brian Hannon Denise Harbour Brian Harvil Heidi Hashman Kristie Hayes Cort Heine Paul Hollinshead Hope Huckabee Elizabeth Jacobs Justin Johnson Matt Johnson Jenny Jones Stephanie Keltner 58 NfcVpOKj m I Lori Killion Jason Kiningham heather Klemm Beth Komorech Elizabeth Korda Lou Ann Krupp nicole Kumle Koy Kupish Scott LaFountain Tom Lanning Craig Lansing Matt Lary Jeff Lopinot Mike Luckey Kurt Markert John Martin Rori Martin Eric McCall Jennifer McCue Brian McLean Amy Mirabile Lisa Moon Jennifer Muller Brian Myers Kiev Melson John Morman 59 Theresa Oakley hershel Oiler Bob Ooton Todd Paluska Dave Parker Matt Parr Amy dreads the outcome of a “new” look. Penny Pennell Chris Pierce Jody Rabin Lisa Rake Barbara Ramirez Rachel Reider Chris Reynolds Brent Ribble Nancy Rich Tiffany Richie Jared Sample Craig Shaw Andrea Shrewsbury Larry Sims Sam Sitterle Larry Skinner Mary Souther Angie Sperry Julie Springer Bill Sprinkel 60 Sherry Staggs William Stanfield Sarah Starks Chad Sutphen Laurie Swan Shawn Taylor Blake Thomas Cindy Thomas Tim Thompson Kelly Thorton Todd Wilkins Brad Winn Amy Wirrick Chad Woodard Tricia Wormack Not Pictured: Jim Allison, Mike Branson, Becky Britz. Kara Cobcrn, Cocoa Conley, Steve Crawford. John Damcry, Joe Frazee, Tracy Gathard. Dion Hurley. Bryan Kaylor. Eric Kremitzki. Chris Lehman. Jodi Miller. Kim Moorman, Matt Morgan, Mark Musgrove, Jayson Novak, Jeff Paisley. John Shea. Angela Stewart, Joe Wells. Maurice Wilson 61 I’m a sophomore, not a freshman, or does it matter. Matt Parr’s overjoyed expression of being in gym class. T The joys of Christmas. Stete goes up for the slam dunk. FRESHMAN Chris puts the finishing touches on Ws project. Christina darling, you look marvelous! Do you trust this man? (left) Lisa, AH, and Martha pull rank on M A S H day. FIESTA Ryin, do you know what the answer to 14 is? Jamie shows us one of his many talents. Give it to Mickey. He'll cat it! (right) The always smiling Kim Weller and Lori Mohr. Four Faces of Freshmen Jeremy, Stacey, Julie, and Jeff. William Abner Mark Abraham Candee Absher Sandee Absher Mike Alcorn Ten Anderson Norman Arfsten Brian Austin Craig Babbs Charles Baker Wendy Bales Angela Baum Daniel Bedell Michael Blankenship Jamison Boggs Charles Bolin Jill Booker Brian Bostwick Duane Bruun Donna Bucci Christopher Buchanan Timothy Burkett Jeremy Butler Annie lives! 68 Tricia Callahan Sonya Campbell Susan Carder William Carroll Jay Childs Anthony Collins James Cook Robert Corriveau Heather Cramer Jennifer Crawford Wendi Cushwa Tara Dahlkamp Robert Damery Lydia DeWitt Guido DiDonato Chris Dodson Dorothy Draper Delon Dukett David Ebersohl Elizabeth Edgar Laura Evans Tracy Evans Jeffery Eangman Jeffrey Eincham Michelle Eoran Angela Eorneris Christina freeman Amy friel Susan fugate 69 Stephen Goldman John Gotschall Thomas Green Jason Greiner Laura Gurgens Kimberly haffner Ethan Hallberg Kecia Hammond Anna harbour Kenneth Harrison David heineman Heather Hendrix Matthew Hughes Todd Hughes Crystal Hulvey Sara Hunt Amanda Hutchinson Brent Iven Hope Jameson George (GJ) Johnson Melissa Johnson Kristine Jones Brent Juelich Sarah Kidder Heidi Klemm Gwenivere Kinery 70 r Cindi Knop Steven Koehler Christopher Kreher Jamie Krischke Peggy Kuntzi Michael Lair Chris Leach Leigh Leslie Jeffrey Letterly Deborah Levin U Sean Liles Catherine Luckey Shannon Mareci Jonathan Marsh Delores Maxfield John (Randy) Mayer Kenneth McCafferty Gregory McGreevy Steven McLean Dori Meier Lori Mohr Allin Moroney Brookie Mall Hey, it’s Friday! 71 Edward Miehaus Christopher Ori Gregory Osmonson Pete Paavola Michael Palm Brian Parker Stephanie Pedigo Polly Pierce Ann Putnam Nicole Putnam Blake Reese Molli Reese Debbie Rich Ryan Roberts Janet Roesch Nanette Rogers Nathan Roth Matthew Ryan L. Monique Saffell Angela Sallenger Stacey Savoy Daniel Schriber Jason Sexton Jennifer Sheley wm Rachael Singh Sara Skertich Dennis Sklenka Brian Smith Jack Smith 72 73 Nathan Spann Christopher Stalets Byron Starkweather Aaron Sternstein Renee Strahler Jeremy Strawn Matthew Taylor Jeremy Tedrow Ty Tega Martha Terrell Valerie Terry Lisa Theobald Alexander Thomas Rachel Trott Daniel Trutter Chris Ulm Ariana Wagner Douglas Warmouth Nikki Weaver Christopher Weber Suzanne Weber Kimberly Weller Connie Wells Jennifer Wesley Missy Whitlock John Whitney Josh Willard Lance Williams Jennifer Wilson Garrett Wolfe Julie Wormack Not Pictured: Samantha Brink Matthew Bumgarner Stephen Kessler Christopher McKinney Dutch Nave Stephen Smith Renee Stewart Hey dude, where should we skate? I need some batteries! Heather Cramer “crams” for a test. (right) Crystal daydreams about being more like her sister. Hey. here comes Mr. Taylor. 75 Ste%e demonstrates one of the body's biological processes. Alex brushes up on Bio. Which way to L.A.? Ari and Angie are thrilled about a brand new day of school. Martha just can’t wait to get to The profound Greg Osmonson. Algebra Studly and Dudly. (Or is that Dudly and Studly?) 76 Arc you ready to go home Pete? Valerie Terry is definitely a happy camper. I’m so embarrassed! Monique searches her brain for the Brian Smith and chemicals: a dangerous combination, answer. Anna amore espanol! William Hovey, superintendent. Don kaucrauf, assistant superin-cclcbratcs retirement after 28 years tendent of schools of service to this district, and 37 years in education. Ball-Chatham Unit School District 5 School Board Judy Delaney celebrates with Christmas spirit. Mike C ollins, principal, thought it was fun to see the PLP club celebrate so many victories. Secretaries: Carol Boats, Diann Tinsley, Jo Kllen Hohimer, Alcda Gre-gurich, Jud Delancv 80 Rick Taylor, assistant principal, celebrates a new computer and office network system. Alice C arpcnter, librarian, is celebrating a family gathering. Pat Kittilstad. art instructor, cle-brates 25th wedding anniversary. Artists of the future A pensive look for Troy Alexander. Brad Clayton. The Library Womanizer Mr. I dev in action Don t!dey celebrates a great year with the band Diane Waldrop, choral director, celebrates working with outstanding students this year. Jeff seems to be enjoying the news. Pamela VanAlstine, Department Coordinator, celebrates a new house. “Mr. Blade, we are the guilty ones!” Barb Tigner celebrates 30 years of teaching at Glenwood. Judy Theobald celebrating summer vacation. Donna Neathery is celebrating 70th wedding anniversary. Mickey McAfee celebrating summer vacation. Clark Blade celebrates grading his 6.562 themes this semester. Kim Clasbaugh celebrates turning in her last yearbook page. R.L. Terrell practicing his English Mickey. C lark and Judy celebrating yet another exciting day at good old skills by reading The Cat in the GHS. Hal. ' 82 Tom Woodruff celebrates rccciv- Rick Tanning is celebrating his mg money from the state for new dog Duke, math and science equipment. James Clark looks surprised as Norman Arfsten samples his chemical composition. This year, Rita Singer celebrates Phil Beauchamp is celebrating his her 40th birthday, but she feels like 1st year at Glcnwood. she’s 20. Don Reid is celebrating a new house. Mike Carver has a fiesta in the lab. The thrill of paramecium Todd l.owar , wailing for a reaction. 83 Carol Hubbartt. Department Coordinator. is celebrating all of the neat things her children have done this year. Mari llawkinson studies intently at the TRS-80. Terri Berns celebrated the purchase of a new home this year. Hope Huckabee types up a storm in typing class. Michael Crider asks the eternal question. “What the heck is a Syntax error?” Vonda Phlugmacher is celebrating a new job at GHS. Nancy Cox makes herself at home studying. on the stairs to do some serious Roz Kitchen celebrated her 2 children graduating from college. 84 Wally Goodman celebrated not having Shana Stcrnstcin in class Tracey Snyder celebrated her best friend's wedding. Mr. Cox enjoys the new walkman rule. Ste«e Cox celebrated his 1st wed- John May celebrated twenty years ding anniversary this year. of teaching at GHS. 85 Jill Gerberding celebrated one year Pat Moomey of marriage. Todd Jenkins in 1987-88 celebrated three years of teaching at GHS. Brad Butcher happily celebrated Joel misplaces the hockey equipment, his 10 year wedding anniversary. Gary Goldisich celebrated getting a new kitten. fl Kelly Pioletti looks up for the ball. ✓ A hockey player awaits a flying puck. Sue Lynn celebrated her 30th birthday. Dave Martin, Glenwood's latest heart-throb. Leigh-Ann Lesley perfects her volleyball serve. 86 This year. Linda Ifittmeier is celebrating her son's graduation from the terrible two’s. Keith Votavi tries to decipher his Algebra 314. Cary Watts celebrates a new fifth dog These girls get some heavy studying done during lunchtime. Kur! 1 armor — Elvis Imperson- Mr. Hopkins, Mark Bordignon, Wendell Hollinshcad, Sarah Guthrie, Tonya Hill, Julie Theodore, Jeff Bickhaus, ator Cici Maloney, Stephanie Murphy, Matt Jurgens, Lori Wallbaum. Peggy Burns. David Meador, Jenny Reese. Studying biology is a mind boggling business. Amie Termine is a vo-pro! Mark Branham masters the art of concentration. 88 Wax on; wax off. No, we’re not cheating. Honest! Don Reynolds celebrated a good life. Ron Schttcrmin celebrated a new basketball season. Greg Bacthke celebrated a new baby boy. Debbie Winters celebrated her first real job. 89 Jackie Osmonson celebrates the increase of special education staff. C onnie White celebrates the opening of a senior residence. Nancy Schrenk celebrates the arrival of a new baby. Jo Driscoll celebrates 25th wedding anniversary. 90 Custodian Engineers: Nick Carter, Bill Sharp Cafeteria staff: Cheryl Denton. Cel Charlton, Sharon Mc( ormick Mrs. T. discusses an important idea with Krista Sheedy. Becky Jenkins finds The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn stimulating. Chris l ascelles intently studies her notes. 92 “I wasn't supposed to catch it?” Mike Let in wonders while his vol- in Hiclvlirf Jayson Notak takes time out to give the camera an obnoxious grin. Mr. Taylor shows his school spirit Mrs. Kitchen is always glad to help at a football game. a student in distress. I swear I didn't do it (this time)! q - Mr. Baumann dances safely down the hall with his can of student repel lent. Steve levin tries to adjust his practice jersey. (right) Leading receiver Bruce Schem-per avoids another tackle so he can continue down the field. 1987 VARSITY iOOIBALL SEASON L Taylorvillc 12-34 L Mt. Zion 7-34 L X Griffin 1 t 4ft I QND 7-14 L Berkeley, MO. '13-41 L Pittsfield 6-28 w x Highland 34-0 W Jacksonville 20-9 L Jcrscyvillc :T|r 21-44 Jason Simac takes to the sidelines after a small injury in the Jcrscyvillc game. 96 Tri-captains Max Meyer, Aaron Boals, and Joe ( od . VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: (first row) Craig Schultz, Joe Cody, Ramon Bouche, Jim Gabel, Brandon Knappenburger. Jason Simac, Joel Goodman; (second row) Rob Ryscr, Aaron Boats, Todd Flayes. Mark Clark. Brad Clayton. Matt Clark; (third row) Chris Wiese, Scott Pond, Randy Vogt, Jeff Nelson, Steve Levin, Kurt Purcell, Dan Schragc; (fourth row) Lance Mitts, Jeff Hansen, Steve Laughlin. Keith Votava, Bruce Schcmpp, Max Meyer, Andy Wisccup; (fifth row) Shaun Stauffer, Jim Lewis, Scott Slater. Mike Lcsniak, Mark Bcrtctto, Travis Dunn. Bob Johnson; (sixth row) Coach Jenkins, Coach Butcher, Coach Vandercar Coach Butcher grimaces at Todd’s new headband, (below) Kurt Purcell seems to be having a great time playing in the mud, but Ste«e Laughlin does not look too delighted. Joe Cody ponders over when he will re-enter the game. Aaron Boals and Coach Jenkins celebrate another Bruce Schempp touch- down. 97 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM: (first row) Randy Williams. Mike Luckcy. Justin Johnson, Bret Dial, Matt Johnson. Todd Wilkins, Chris Finne, Matt Brickey; (second row ) Ken Edelstein, Eric Buttcrick. Cort Heine. Billy Carter. Brian Hannon. Bryan Kaylor, Craig Shaw. Kelly Thorton; (third row) Koy Kupisch, Scott LaFountain. Craig Lansing. Jeff Young, Jeff Paisley. Brent Ribblc. David Droege; (fourth row) Coach Horstmann. Dave Parker. Mike Carver, Brian Meyers. Brad Booker (above) Rand) Williams gets an extra burst of energy and rushes down the field, (right) Jeff Paisley about to receive a massive blow. 1987 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SEASON: w Taylorvillc 18-13 L Mt. Zion 0-56 L Pana 14-22 L Clinton 7-8 L Lanphier 0-39 L Lincoln 0-8 OT L Jacksonville 0-49 L .-- Pittsfield 0-18 98 Todd W ilkins triumphs as his leading receiver reaches the end zone. Brent Juelich breaks through the line. 1987 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SEASON L Jacksonville 12-26 W Pana 18-8 L Taylorville 20-26 OT L Southeast 0-18 , 1 Mt. Zion 0-26 L Lanphicr 0-20 L . Shclbyville 0-39 The big face-off. who is gonna win? Tons of time, a lot of effort, but still not a winning season. Good job guys! We know you tried. Jeff Fincham punts the ball at the beginning of the second half FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM: (first row) Chris Ori, Brian Parker, Mike Palm. Jamie Krischkc, Doug Damcry, G.J. Johnson, Craig Babbs, Scan Liles; (second row) Brent Juelich, Lance Williams. Pete Paavola, Tony Collins. Dan Bedell, Chris Stalcts. Jason Greiner. Jay Sexton; (third row) Tim Burkett, Nate Roth. Matt Hughes. Guido DiDonato. Ryan Roberts. Jeff Fincham. Kenny McCaffcrty; (fourth row) Mike Blankenship. Freeman Whitney. Steve Smith. Eddie Niehaus. Allin Moroncy, James Cook, Nate Spann. Brent Iven; (fifth row) Jeremy Strawn, Coach Baethke 99 All Work And No Play Coaches Todd Jenkins, Greg Baethke, Head Coach Brad Butcher, Matt SET, HUUT, HIKE. Vandecar, Greg Horstman. Max Meyer looks over what appears to be a wounded Keith Votava. A discouraged Jeff Hansen poses for the camera on his way to the locker With open arms, Keith Vota a reaches for a handoff from QB Jim Lewis, room after a long, hard practice. 100 S, occer mu 1987 VARSITY SOCCER SEASON L Griffin 0-2 W Lanphicr 4-0 Peoria Spaulding 1-1 L Peoria Rich woods 1-3 T Springfield 1-1 W I utheran 3-0 W Southeast 3-1 L Normal Community 0-1 W Mt. Zion 5-: w St. Teresa 4-0 W J Pleasant Plains 5-0 L Quincy 0-5 T Decatur MacArthur 2-2 L Normal U High 1-3 Rochester 0-0 J_ Quincy Notre Dame Xa W Jacksonville 1-0 L (Jrsulinc 0-1 VARSITY SOCCER TEAM: (first row) Tim Gricmc, Brad Bingenheimcr, Pat Kerns, Ele Eusebio, Ross Ficrstcn, Marc Adams, Jeff Bryan. Kevin Byrd; (second row) Assistant Coach Tim Burch, Mike Gaither, Pat McCormick, Toby Vcach, Clint Hughes. Greg Bryan, Shane Phillips. Todd Brewer, Jim Brady, Coach Tom Johnson; (third row) Josh Cruickshank, Ephraim Eusebio, Hank Sherman, Matt Krcll, Josh Goodner, David Reeves Shane Phillips crosses an opponents path in order to keep the ball at Glenwood's advantage. In his spare time. Coach Burch proves to be a liable asset to the soccer team. Coach Johnson, a veteran soccer player from Greenville College, coached two seasons at Springfield high. He is in his eighth season at Glcnwood. Soccer Captains David Reeves, Hank Sherman. Josh Goodner, Ephraim Eusebio, (above) Ele Eusebio rushes to get the ball while the clock is still running. 102 Soccer Seniors Josh Cruickshank, Toby Veach, Hank Sherman, Josh Goodner. David Reeves, Pat McCormick, Ephraim Eusebio. Coach Johnson gives a quick pep talk to Jim Brady and Hank Sherman during the first few minutes of half time. JV SOCCER TEAM: (first row) Jeremy Butler. Jeff Fangman. Jeff Budncy. Byron Starkweather. Norman Arfstcn. Greg McGrecvy. Mike Alcorn; (second row) Assistant Coach Burch, Steve Goldman. Josh Willard. Ty Tcga Rob Corriveau. Aaron Stcrnstcin. Mike Gaither, Ross Fierstcn, Jim Brady, Coach Johnson. 103 Jeff Fangman puts up a fight to get the ball headed into the right direction. Matt Krell looks on as his team-males gather ’round the bench. Hank Sherman has control as he dribbles the ball down the field. Kevin Byrd, who is constantly injury stricken, tries to keep control of the ball during the second quarter of play at the Griffin game. Clint Hughes and Steve Goldman run to recover the ball as it heads toward the sideline. Greg McGreevy takes the throw in as Greg Bryan keeps his eyes on the ball and readies himself to take position on defense. 104 The soccer team finished 7-7-4 with Ephraim Eusebio making the all-sectional team Josh Goodner lead the team in scoring and he set a single season assist record with 13. Matt Krell and Greg Br an were voted most valuable defensive players. Krell recorded seven shutouts on the season. This years returning lettermen: Ele Eusebio, Hank Sherman, Matt Krell, Josh (, drur. Da % i d Reeves, and Ephraim Eusebio, (left) Just a few last minute pointers — GO GET 'EM GUYS!! (below) Norman, don’t be scared of him; he won’t bite. Greg Bryan defiantly steals the ball from his opponent. Josh Cruickshank successfully outruns his opponent, but another one surely awaits. 105 Cjirls Tennis Number one player Sara llallberg. lunges to return what is sure to be a wicked forehand. Seniors: Alisha Dosset. Amy Gooding, Michelle Pierce, Sara Hallberg. and Jodi Johnson. Amy Gooding stretches for the ball; The overenthused crowd pays close attention as the coach points out the will she hit it in the court? drastic errors the team is making. 106 K.li abcth F.dgar waits patiently to show off her backhand. Susie Stout shows her ability to cover the whole court. Coach Amy Wren known better to her team as “Roach”. A smiling Kecia Hammond had a promising freshman tennis season. 1987 GIRLS TENNIS SEASON w Lincoln 6-3 LI 1 Sacred Heart 0-9 m W Southeast 7-2 L X St. Teresa 3-6 w Lanpbier 7-2 w Stephen Decatur 5-4 w y Taylorville 9-0 w Jacksonville 6-3 L Decatur Eisenhower 2-7 w Ursulinc 5-4 w Taylorville 7-2 L Springfield H.S. 3-6 W Ursulinc 6-3 W Mt. Pulaski 8-1 L Jacksonville W The laid back Brenda Ziegler keeps one eye on the ball. One? 1987 TENNIS: (Front row) — Elizabeth Edgar. Lisa Rake. Kecia Hammond. Amy Friel, Back row: Alisha Dossct. Michelle Pierce, Amy Gooding, Melanie Binstadt. Sara Hallbcrg. Jodi Johnson. Brenda Ziegler. Coach Amy Wren, not pictured: Susie Stout . __ Melanie Binstadt shows the sure determination it takes to be one of the best. Joe Wheeler practicing his chip shot out of the sand trap 1987 GOLF SEASON w Auburn 162-179 w Havana 175-187 Bath Balyki 189 w Stonington 151-179 L Springfield 220-211 Griffin 215 L Litchfield 177-155 W Rochester 170-178 T Mt. Zion 165-165 L Jacksonville 174-156 L Southeast Sc 171-167 Lincoln 190 L Lanphicr Sc 172-166 Jacksonville 162 Dana waves to the gallery after completing the putt on the eighth hole. GOLF TEAM: (first row) Kiev Nelson, Brian Miller. Eric Robinson, Dana McNeely, Samantha Sitterle, Jonathan Hansen, Mark Hansen, Pete Selinski. (second row) Coach Ron Schwcrmin. Dan Wheeler. Joe Wheeler, Jared Sample, David Plctsch Eric Robinson shows intense concentration. while keeping his eye on the ball. 108 Pete Selinski is given a thumbs up after a valiant putt effort. C oach Schttermin shows his competitive edge during a practice. This was the first year there were girls on the golf team. Joe Wheeler made it to regionals, but missed going to sectionals by I or 2 strokes. He also had a hole in one at West-view Golf Course in Quincy his sophomore year. The lop four golfers this year were Mark Hansen. Dan W heeler. Joe W heeler, and Jonathan Hansen. Next year will prove to be a tough year, with only three returning lettcrmcn. Samantha Sitterle shows true form Mark Hansen proves real talent. He was this year's number one golfer. at the tec. 109 c ross Sophia takes a breather. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: (first row) Shannon Staley. Denise Egan. Angie Me Lane, Jodi Cowdcn. Sophia Gchlhauscn; (second row) Coach Beauchamp. Eric Edwards. Nicole Kumlc. Jodi Hanson. Jay Bohn; (third row) Anthony Pappas. Mike Ncllcsscn Eric Edwards shows his running finesse as he approaches the final stretch of the race. Eric was the most improved on the guy’s team, and Jodi Cowden was the most improved on the girl’s team. no Anthony Pappas doesn’t take that lip from anybody. Maybe that's why he is this year's most valuable player on the guy’s cross-country team. Shannon Staley was the most valuable player on the girl’s team. Nicole Kumle keeps track of time as runners steadily cross the finish line. Seniors Mike Nellessen and Ja Bohn. 1987 CROSS-COUNTRY SEASON Boys Girls Springfield. Porta. Stephen Decatur 3rd 1st Jacksonville L no score l.anphicr L W Carlinvillc. Jcrseyville no score W Hillsboro. Shelbyville no score W Springfield, Pleasant Plains. Athens. no score W Denise F.gan and Sophia (.ehlhausen rejoice, as they have both crossed the finish line alive. Shannon Staley awaits the her final standing in the days competition. She set the wildlife course record 12:17. Nicole Kumle on her way to the finish line. Jodi Cowden sets her pace at the beginning of a nice two mile jog. in Volleyball yXKWOOj yjX'HOOi $ } WOty ViUXWOm VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: (first row) Manager Tawnya Hagen, Coach Jill Gerberding. Assistant Kim Claybaugh; (second row) Brenda Burke, Cari Lawrence, Heather Klcmm. Julie Edwards. Becky Jenkins. Anne Conlon. Julie Leckrone, Jodi Hails. Heather McConnell, Jennifer Rahling. Missy Alewelt Brenda Burke can block too! 1987 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SEASON I Riverton 7-15. 13-15 w Virginia 15-5. 15-10 w Virdcn 15-1, 15-6 w Rochester 15-2. 15-9 w Lanphier 15-9. 16-14 L Auburn 15-5, 6-15, 8-15 L Pana | 7-15. 15-13, 13-15 W Taylorville 15-6, 15-6 L Jacksonville 11-15, 3-15 L Sacred Heart 7-15, 10-15 W Springfield 15-5, 15-7 W Lincolnwood 15-13, 15-8 w Pleasant Plains 15-13. 15-4 w Ml. Zion 15-0, 15-4 w Ursuline 6-15. 15-0. 15-1 L Lincoln 5-15, 15-11, 13-15 This Varsity team finished the season with an outstanding record of 22 wins and only 10 losses. In tournament action, the Lady Redskins placed first in the Lanphicr Invitation, third in the Jacksonville Invitational, and consolation champions of the county tournament. In addition, the Lady Redskin volleyball team won the state regional tournament allowing them to advance to sectional play. 1 1? Persistence is the name of the game for Cari Lawrence, co-recipient of the most valuable player award. Anne ('onion, who shared the most valuable player award, hits another super serve. Cari Lawrence scored 480 points, setting a record for the most service points in a high school career. Anne Conlon set the record for the highest service percentage in a high school career with a 95%. Conlon also set the record for the most successful serves in a season with 340. The record for the most successful serves in a career was set by Lawrence with 737 points. Julie Edwards set the record for most blocks in a season with 83 and in a high school career with 151. Lawrence had 375 spikes in her high school career, which set the record for down spikes. Jodi Hails set the record for the most down spikes for points in a high school career with 108. Lawrence set the record for the most down spikes for side outs in a season with 102 and in a career with 153. Although famous for her blocks, Julie Ldwards can also dig the ball. eather McConnell, most im-oved player, sets with determinate. 13 Jodi Hails executes a perfect pass. Jennifer Rahling overpowers the ball for a solid hit. Varsity Coach Jill Gerbcrding. Assistant Coach Kim Claybaugh Heather Klemm manipulates the ball in favor of the Redskins. Co-captains Anne Conlon and Jodi Hails Becky, why is your mouth open? JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: (first row) Jennifer Edwards. Coach Jill Gerberding. Manager Tawnya Hagen, Coach Kim Claybaugh. Heidi Klcmm; (second row) Michelle Copplc, Julie Drewes, Julie Springer. Tracey Weller. Shannon English. Jan Roesch. Rachel Singh. Jennifer McCuc, Christy Freeman, Elizabeth Collins, Heidi Hashman. Debbie Rich { cciU i 'VtUctfAsUt Top right: Julie Drewes anticipates a down spike. Bottom right: In helping with the team's motto of “never let the ball hit the floor , Heidi llashman “gets down . Displaying her eagerness to keep the ball in motion. Debhie Rich passes with initiative. The JV volleyball team enjoys the 110 degree temperature of the gym in mid-August. 115 Redskinettes RED SKINETTES: (First Row) Stacey Babb, Teena Bruun. Robin Beckham; (Second Row) Kim Weller. Sherry Staggs, Andrea Shrewsbury, Shannon Bumgarner, Barb Ramirez, Shannon Mareci; (Third Row) Mary Souther. Kelly Pioletti, Kristie Hayes. Jenny Gossard. Marcy Reinhart. Rachael Reider. Nanci Rich, Nikki Weaver, Jodi Rabin, Kara Cobcrn. Sherry, Barb, and Robin perform one of the many difficult steps of their routine. Redskinettes' coach. Sue Hammond Senior Teena Bruun flashes a big smile. The squad shows off their school spirit! Nikki Weaver freshman. an enthusiastic 117 Thank goodness for those lollies!! Basketball Varsity Basketball Season GHS Opponents 64 Beardstown 61 Quincy Notre Dame 64 S Lanphier 53 Pittsfield 68 Lincolnwood 98 Hillsboro 83 Wood River 58 Mater Dei jr Nashville 69 Okawville 81 Rochester 67 Spfld. High 58 Williamsville Tri-City 64 Pawnee 66 Mt. Zion 100 North Greene Havana 61 Jerseyville 76 V Southeast 67 Riverton 63 Carlinville 61 Jacksonville 63 Griffin 81 Taylorville 69 Quincy 'Victtx’Uf — 40 e ooe (ftt 40 £ar U MUf. ------------------- 1QcUK444f Doug Angeli received 1st all-tourney at Breese and County. Awards: MVP Marty Adams. Most Assists Doug Angeli. Most Improved Matt Ginder. Best Defense Pat Burwitz, Most Free-throws Marty Adams. VARSITY BASKETBALL: (first row) Jeff Hansen. Matt Clark. Mike Mottin. Matt Ginder. Doug Angeli. and Kent Hammond, (second row) Coach Frank Ramsey, Matt Krcll. Keith Votava. Jim Lewis, Pat Burwitz. Todd Lowary. Marty Adams, Aaron Boals, and Dan Wheeler JV BASKETBALL: (first row) Chad Sutphen. Chris Finnc, Brent Ribble, Matt Johnson. Brad Booker. Kiev Nelson. John Damery; (second row) Mike Gaither. James Clark. Kurt Markcrt. Jeff Paisley. Matt Parr, Jared Sample. Randy Williams. Coach Todd Jenkins. Ty Tega drives past a defender as Jeremy Tedrow watches. Mike Palm goes up for a shot against Rochester. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: (first row) G.J. Johnson. Chris Buchanan, James Cook. Craig Babbs. Jamie Krischke. Dave Heineman; (second row) Eddie Niehaus, Ty Tcga. Mike Palm, Jeramy Tedrow. Jeff Fincham, Guido DiDonato, Jeremy Strawn, Coach Phil Beauchamp. Redskins Dominate City County A little celebration after winning the SANGAMON COUNTY TOURNAMENT Marty slam dunks the ball for the last time in the 88 season. Jim receives the Jim Boyd Award. This award honors the basketball player that exemplifies academic and athletic excellence. Lady Redskins VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: (first row) Cari Lawrence. Shannon Staley. Julie Springer, Heather Klcmm, Manager Shelly DeFrates; (second row) Coach Bryce Boston, Deanne Yow, Mari Hawkinson, Tonya Migalich, Nancy Cox, Jodi Hanson, Crystal Hulvey. Cari Lawrence eyes the basket. Mary Hawkinson tries to outreach her opponent. 7Ae Ututt Aatticd a fou A acAettuCC' 6ut £ ck}Ax fctcA fo e ut tAe tea46 cultA oh C rystal llultey, the only freshman on Varsity, refused to be defeated by Rochester. ft-f2 rec ui. — (? utcA 'Saltan Tonya Migalich tries to break her guard's barrier and shoot. Shannon Staley fiercely dribbles around opponent to avoid a tight defense. 123 Nano tries out for the Globetrotters. Shannon shows one of her famous looks. Julie, Mari, and Deanne have a good time! LADY REDSKIN BASKETBALL SEASON 38 Jacksonville 64 37 Ursuline 62 JVF Riverton 52 56 Lutheran 66 50 Gillespie 49 43 Rochester 51 38 Springfield 47 44 Southeast 28 64 Auburn 42 57 PORTA 52 54 Hillsboro 27 57 Macomb 42 53 Bcardstown 68 39 Lanphier 55 56 Sacred Heart 45 39 Mt. Zion 59 4 Quincy Notre Dame 50 39 Washington 55 70 Taylorvillc 46 Cari and Mari at senior night JV BASKETBALL TEAM: (first row) Heidi Klemm, Julie Springer, Tracey Weller, Renee Strahler, Amy Friel; (second row) Lisa Rake. Jan Rocsch, Jenny Jones. Libby Jacobs, Crystal Hulvcy, Lisa Baldwin, Coach Ron Schwcrmin. Cheerleaders The junior varsity squad builds spirits. Janeen Frank and Cathleen Leach sacrifice their early dismissals to practice. Stephanie shows her strength by lifting Tracy. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (first row) Janeen Frank. Cathlccn Leach, Jenny Jones; (second row) Lindsay McGreevy. Becky Fitzgibbon, Stephanie Keltner. 1 26 Soaking senior Jenny Jones Our chief for the football season: Matt Bond. JV CHEERLEADERS: Amy Compton. Jill Booker. Jennifer Hall, Nanette Rogers. Polly Pierce, and Tracy Goestenkors. 127 Janeen shows Glenwood pride. Bruce Schempp. our chief during the basketball season. The JV cheerleaders show what they can do at the beginning of the game. Wrestling Steve Laughlin goes for the cradle! “Overall this has been among the most likeable and respectable group of young men I have had the pleasure to work with. The good news is that all will return except for one senior which should give us great hopes for next season.” Tom Johnson VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: (first row) Bob Grogan. Dave Engleman. Pat Kerns, Mike Garthwaitc. Tim Gricmc. Billy Carter; (second row) Chris Thompson. Todd Wilkins, Jim Cicconc. Jim Gabel. Rob Ryscr, Brian Miller. Jason Simac; (third row) Coach Tom Johnson. Steve Laughlin, John Hughes. Brandon Knappenburger. Lance Mitts, Jeremy Peck. Sam Calhoun. Andy Southwick. Asst. Coach Matt Vandercar. Captain Brian Miller, “The Lone JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: (first row) Lance Williams, Jeff Fangman. Dave Fbcrsohl. Bill Senior” Carroll, Nate Roth. Brent Juclich; (second row) Coach Tom Johnson. Nate Spann. Matt Taylor. Matt Hughes. Jay Sexton. Allin Moroney. Chris Leach, Asst. Coach Matt Vandcrcar. Jim Label demonstrates the tip at “Meet the Redskins Night Rob Ryser works for wrist control. The team produced 2 sectional qualifiers: Rob Ryser at 155 lbs., and Steve Laughlin at 167 lbs. There were five 20 match winners: Dave Engclman 105 lbs., Jim Gabel 132 lbs . Brian Miller 145 lbs., Rob Ryser 155 lbs., Steve Laughlin 167 lbs OPPONI Southe; Taylorv llc Normal Hillsboro Pleasant Plai Quincy E. St. Louis Li Lanphicr Springfield r Jcrscyville y. f Lf Litchficjd Mascoiital ’V ■ WsS Carlinvillc Ml Ziotf' 77 Robinion [ y w Shclbwill i 1 1 L Charles 1 1 L Steohen n ►ecatur W Decatur Jjfscnhowcr 129 Clint rounds the corner and heads for home. BOYS TRACK: (first row) Lance Williams. Eric Edwards, Byron Starkweather: (second row) Scan Cramer, Chris Wcisc, Jay Davis, Jay Bohn, Jeff Collins, Mark Branham; (third row) Coach Cox, Clint Hughes, Bruce Schempp. Mike Lesniak, Koy Kupisch, Anthony Pappas. Brian Hannon, Mike Gaither. Coach Beauchamp. 130 (jirls Track JP JP d? GIRLS TRACK: (first row) Jennifer French. Shannon Staley, Amy Compton, Mary Souther, Jennifer Edwards. Julie Edwards; (second row) Ingrid Wohlrab, Mary Ellen Rentsch. Myra Barnes. Christina Pierce, Lori Killion! Jodi Cowden, Susie Stout; (third row) Missy Alewelt. Amy Gooding. Nicole Kumle, Tonya Migalich. Dana McNecly, Jodi Hanson. Stacy Savoy, Becky Fitzgibbon. Jennifer Fangman. Asst. Coach Valerie Alexander; (fourth row) Coach Brad Butcher. “The Lady Redskin tracksters had a fine season. We performed exceptionally well in the county and were able to retain our title.” — Coach Butcher. Susie, always running 1st leg. Shannon runs the two mile. a sc ball Varsity Baseball Team: (first row) Mike Matthews. Lance Mitts, Mark Binnion. David Engclman, Todd Hayes, Darren McMasters, Matt Clark, Matt Ginder, (second row) Matt Krcll, Hank Sherman, Scott Brady. Pat Burwitz, Jim Lewis, Mike Mottin, Jeff Hansen. Doug Angcli. Max Meyer, Coach Moomey. Maybe, maybe not, you make the call. Senior Malt C lark hits a single. CCMVP — Darren McMasters Most Improved — Matt Ginder Best Batting Average — Darren McMasters (.422) Best Defensive Ave. — Matt Krell (School record .1000) “We defeated 4 teams that won Regional titles. Our 19 wins were the most for any Glenwood team since the 1977 team that went 20-3.” — Coach Moomey. '■KcxUkm Coaches: Hopkins and Moomey. Darren pitches a fast ball. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: (first row) Eric Buttcrick. Chris Stalets, Chris Ori. David Heineman. Jamie Krishcke; (second row) John Norman. Cort Heine, Mike Palm. Jared Sample. Jeremy Tcdrow. Mike Carver, Steve Fowler, Tony Collins, Coach Hopkins. 135 ' 7AU4 iieueen cucvi a (earning experience far detA (Ae firte and 7. s4t-(AeuyA cue cuilt Acme unfa (cue returning teniere far next cfeur. 7 e£ieue (Ae eeueen cuitt Ae a ueref Mceeeefat ene. (? euA IReed Heidi Hashman rounds third base Softball: (first row) Amy Smorynski. Angie Sallenger, Heidi Hashman; (second row) Amy Strohschien. Tracey and looks toward home. Weller, Jennifer Borg. Julie Springer, Lisa Rake. Jodi Hails, Jodi Langan; (third row) Tonia Land, Shelley Gwinn. Cheryl Fugate. Nancy Cox, Becky Jenkins. Heather Klcmm, Coach Reed. 136 Jodi Sluggo” langan. Coach Gary Reed looks onward at another victory. Heather Klemm snags another fly ball. GIRLS SOFTBALL SEASON GHS OPPONENT GHS OPPONENT 19 S’field Lutheran 5 2 Decatur MacArthur 6 3 Beardstown 10 6 ” 7 3 10 7 S’field High 5 6 Virginia 4 Williamsville 7 5 Riverton 2 1 Petersburg 7 8 99 5 Ursuline 6 2 S'field Southeast 7 2 99 12 18 Athens 9 10 Divernon 0 15 Rochester 5 0 Lincoln 2 27 6 4 Macomb 6 00 Mt. Zion 13 00 Stephen Decatur 2 00 Quincy Notre Dame 10 9 Sacred Heart 5 21 Ashland 6 Amy Strohschien is set and ready for any ball that comes near. Tznnis BOYS TENNIS SEASON 6 Lincoln 3 9 Macomb 0 9 Hannibal 0 9 Lanphier 8 Southeast JQQ Taylorville 0 WJ Southeast lXJ 0 Bloomington 7 Jersey vitle i 3 Dec. Mac. 2 5 Lincoln 0 3 Urbana 2 6 Dec. St. Teresa 3 3 Griffin 6 4 Jacksonville 5 6 Mt. Pulaski 3 Scott shows his real talent in between matches. Coach Greg Baethke The Boys Tennis team placed 4th in the Springfield Invite, 4th in the Bellville Invite, and 3rd at Sectionals this year. Mark Clark was voted the Most Improved and both Todd and Scott Farmer were state qualifiers. Ephraim puts all of his efforts into the match. BOYS TENNIS: (first row) Brian Parker, Ethan Hallburg, Jeremy Butler, Ty Bond, Ele Eusebio, John Sumner, Ephraim Eusebio; (second row) Mike Lair, Mike Schribcr, Eric Peterson, Mark Clark. Scott Farmer, Mike Nellessen, Todd Farmer. Ty Tcga. Chris Paisley. Bryce Binstadt, Coach Baethke. Not shown: Mark Rose. i -jn NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bryce and Chris have fun with soup labels Officers Mike Ncllcsscn, Susie Stout, Bryce Binstadt, Jim Lewis (first row) Chris Netznik. Stacy Entes, Susie Stout, Tammy Hcmingcr. Debbie Beck. Jackie Eaton; (second row) Bryce Binstadt. Sara Mallbcrg. Janinc Simac, Andrea Lueders. Janice Allen. Jill Cardoni, John Sanders; (third row) Hank Sherman. Mike Ncllcsscn. Aaron Boals. Jim Lewis. Steve Levin. John Sumner. 1 46 (first row) Melissa Feld. Sophia Gchlhauscn, Cheryl Harris. Brenda Ziegler. Dawn Galligos. Amanda Carder; (second row) Bryan Siegfried. Amy Smorynski. Cathy Momcni. Paula Leach, Catherine Sgro. Melanie Binstadt. Keith Clardy; (third row) Mark Binnion. Bruce Schempp. Matt Gindcr. Mike Matthews. Jeremy Peck. Anthony Pappas. Jonathan Hansen. Steve Draper. Mr. Smith addresses inductees and their parents at the NHS banquet. NHS stresses the qualities of leadership. knowledge, scholarship, and service in its members. As evidence of these qualities NHS raises money to support the community. This year their main concern was to purchase new encyclopedias for Chatham Elementary School. Bruce Schempp cuts labels for a The treasurer greets a new inductee, fund raiser. FROST Brad looks worried during a tough match. (first row) Amy Smorynski, Brenda Ziegler. Andrea Lueders. (second row) Brad Frost. Anthony Pappas, Scott Wiesenmeycr. Bryce Bindstadt. Steve Levin. Rob Sablotny, John Sanders. Bryce, why don't you quit studying? (first row) Brenda Ziegler. Bryan Siegfried, Steve Levin; (second row) Janice Allen, Gina Tcga. Susie Stout, Mike Nellessen, Bryce Binstadt. Jim Lewis; (third row) Keith Clardy, Mike Matthews, John Sanders, Bill Thompson. Advisor Mr. Woodruff. 148 Officers Andrea Lueders. Vice President; Rob Sablotny, President; Dawn Galligos. Secretary; Melinda Hoagland. Treasurer; Sponsors Mr. Reid and Mr. Lanning. Geese watchers unlimited. Glenwood’s Science Club celebrated their second year in existence. The club began the year by taking a trip to southern Illinois to see the geese in their flight south. Science Club also planned a trip to the University of Illinois, but due to weather, the trip was cancelled. Science Club had yet another spectacular year. (first row) Teresa Kane. Missy Alwclt, Susie Stout. Ingrid Wohlrab, Stacy Entas. Jodcc Fields, Denise Harbour; (second row ) Dawn Galligos. Michelle Pierce, Chancy Statler. Pam Morgan, Laura Ryan. Kathy Momcni, Alyce Shcrbcnou. Christine Lascelles, Melinda Hoagland: (third row) Andrea Lueders. Mark Abraham. Joe Kraus, John Sanders, Steve Levin. Hank Sherman. Rob Sablotny, Jodi Cardoni, Matt Hecktor. Brad Winn. Jason Kiningham; (fourth row) Mr. Reid, Brad Frost, Jason Roberts, Pat Kerns. Jason Simac, John Hughes. Bruce Schcmpp. Mike Ncllcsscn. Brad Clayton. Bryce Binstadt, Jim Mcrica, Anthony Pappas. Joe Frazcc, Tom Lanning. Mr Lanning. ______________________________________________________________149____________________________ GERMAN CLUB (first row) Dawn Galligos, Robin Beckham, Jeff Budney. Bryan Siegfried. Jason Simac. Paul Johnson, Chris Weber, Mark Abraham; (second row) Jay Davis, Brad Winn, John Hughes, Janinc Simac, Steve Draper. Bradon Knappenbcrgcr, Cathrinc Scro, Sophia Gehlhauscn; (third row) Brent Juclich, Marc Adams, Traci Rcazer, Geoff Gerrietts, Scott Farmer, Lindsay McGrccvy, Melanie Binstadt, Beth Stauffer; (fourth row) Melissa Schlosscr. Chancy Statlcr. Ross Fiersten, R.L. Terrel, Rob Ryscr. Angie Baum, Shanon Mareci, Heather Cramer; (fifth row) Nicole Bouche, Jodi Cardom, Susie Stout, Jim Merica. Todd Farmer. Anthony Pappas. Deanne Fickes, Stacey Fletcher. Alyce Sherbenou. Laura Ryan. As in past years, Spanish German Club began the year with a big bang. Members of the club once again peddled Gummy Bears and Chocolate in their quest for money to finance their annual trip to 6-Flags. Along with their candy sales, Spanish-German Club put on many Taco Sales which brought kids from all over the school to its door. Spanish-German club again bubbled with fiestas and fun. Officers — Robin Beckham, President; Jodi Cardoni, Treasurer; Jason Simac, President; Laura Ryan, Secretary; Nicole Bouche. Vice President; Mrs. Sidweli, Sponsor Jeff and Bill enjoy a Spanish feast. Robin Beckham reaches for a taco salad. The French Club spends most of its time playing games such as Trival Pursuit and Monopoly in French. They meet after school and try to improve their understanding of the French language. (first row) Julie Zimmerman, Nanette Rogers. Stacy Savoy; (second row) Dennis Sklenka, Rob Corrivcau, Jeremy Butler. Ms. McLoud UNITED NATIONS Although the United Nations club did not participate in the U.N. tournament this year they did have a simulation. The club hopes to be able to participate in the tournament next year. OFFICERS President: Joel Goodman Vice President: Rob Sablotny Secretary: David Pletsch Treasurer: David Reeves (first row) Zach Hoffman, Chris Lascellcs, David Pletsch, Michelle Pierce, Jodi Johnson. Chris Nctznik, Shannon Bohlcn, Jason Roberts; (second row) Chris Whitney, Sara Jackson, Mary Ellen Rcntsch. Rob Sablotny, Pat McCormick, Traci Reazcr, Jim Ramirez; (third row) John Walsh. Scott Wiescnmcycr. Eric Peterson, Mark Clark. David Reeves, Greg Clark, Joel Goodman, Matt MacKay. Jeff Collins COUNSELOR AIDES Amy gives a little advice of her (first row) Sheila Robinson, Laura Ryan, Amanda Carder, Cheryl Harris; (second row) John Sanders, Angie own. Baum. Alex Thomas. Not Pictured: Mikol Hattcn. Mary Haney, Heidi Hashman. Jason Roberts. 152 'MV - Mike and Tim show the hazards of cigarettes. Jeff C ollins boards the bus. Officers — Krista Sheedy. President; Susan Rabin. Vice President; Mindi Cobern. Secretary Publicity Person. Medical Careers Club had an amazing year. The forty-one member club participated in a variety of activities and projects. During the winter season, the members of the club went to Kiddy Korncr Day Care Center and gave presents to the children as a community service project. In February, a speaker from St. John's came to speak to the members concerning various jobs in the medical field. The club, in March, had their annual Pizza Party. Then, in April the club topped off the year by visiting the Children's Hospital in St. Louis. MCC’s year was filled with fun and learning. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB (first row) Roxy Schneider. Angie McLane. Melanie Binstadt, Catherine Sgro, Sophia Gchlhauscn. Toby Vcach. Josh Cruickshank; (second row) Nurse Justison. Jeff Collins, Denise Egan. Chancy Statlcr. Melissa Schlosscr. Todd Brewer; (third row) Missy Alcwclt. Teresa Kane, Anthony Pappas. Jason Simac. Jodi Cardoni. Tricia Rentfrow. Billy Carter; (fourth row) Lori Johnson. Tammy Flowers. Tina Clark. Amy Gooding. Andrea Lucdcrs. Heidi Hashman; (fifth row) Kristie Hayes. Kara Cobern. Amy Mirablc, Sarah Starks. Julie Springer. Jodi Rabin. Chris Thompson 153 Brad Winn participated in three contests doing Radio speaking. Steve Woken placed third in rcgionals and advanced to sectionals. Steve did Extemporaneous speaking. Shannon Staley participated in one contest doing Oratorical Declamation. 154 LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club takes care of all the details like getting and filing books for the rest of the student body. Although their work may go unnoticed, it is appreciated. (first row) Clint Hughes. Jeff Lopinot, Chris Grim, Matt Hughes. Paul Johnson; (second row) James Allison, Tim Burkett, Mrs. Grcgcrich, Kevin Byrd. Mike Mottin, John Hughes. Mrs. Carpenter; (third row) Mike Crider, Christy Freeman, Mary Haney, Wendy Bales, Jenny Vandevender, Shelly Gwinn; (fourth row) Brookie Nall, Shannon Bumgarner, Melissa Johnson, Nikki Putnam. Nate Roth, Denise Harbour The main body of A.I.A.S.A. was too big to be pictured in the yearbook this year as its membership runs into the hundreds. Kent Gray, Meagan Lynch, and Tom Schroeder are state officers as well as officers for our local organization. -;;cLAssm Senior officers Kent Gray, President; Mike Nellessen, Secretary; Anne Conlon, Vice President; Joe Kraus, Treasurer. Junior officers — (first row) Roxanne Schneider, Treasurer; Shelley Moushon, Prom Chairperson; (second row) Dawn Galligos, Vice President; Sophia Gehlhausen, Secretary; Melinda Hoag-land, President Sophomore officers - Jennifer F.d ards, Treasurer; Jenn Borg, Secretary; Jodi Cowden, Vice President; Flizabeth C ollins. President — The sophomore class sold candy this year to start off their drive for money for Prom 89. The class officers have already begun preparation for next year’s Freshman officers — Jeremy Butler, Vice President; Aaron Sternstein. President; Ryan Roberts, Treasurer; Tv Tega. Secretary The freshman class cheered the Redskins on by selling Glenwood banners. IT Student Council celebrated a year of accomplishments this year. After a big change in the number of members and the structure of the Council, the Student Council started off with a big bang. This fall, the members filled spirit week with fun and topped off the week with a smashing Homecoming Dance. Student Council also worked hard to repeal the rule concerning the use of walkmans in school. Student Council deserves a round of applause for their efforts and hard work. STUDENT COUNCIL Officers — Kara Cobern, Secretary; David Lary, Vice President; Anne Conlon, President; Geoff Gerrietts. Kent Gray misses the group picture. but shows up for a candid Tammy and Dyanne support Student Council by dressing up. (first row) Elizabeth Edgar; (second row) Miss Snyder, Anne Conlon, Kristie Hayes. Martha Terrell, David Lary, David Draper; (third row) Hank Sherman. Jodi Cowdcn. R.L. Terrell. Kara Cobern, Jason Simac; (top) Aaron Stcrnstcin. Jodi Rabin, Geoff Gerrietts. i Student Council leads the War against the classes. (first row) Mary Hawkin-son, David Meador; (second row) Amy Smorynski, Lisa Theobald, Catherine Sgro, Lindsay McGreevy, Denise Egan, Brenda Burke, Jodi Hails; (third row) Roxanne Schneider, Lisa Baldwin, Martha Terrell, Jodi Lan-gan, Sarah Jackson, Angie Dial, Tammy Flowers, Krista Sheedy, Susie Stout, Anne Conlon; (tree) Polly Pierce, Dyanne Arfsten, Stacy Entas, Nancy Cox, Amy Gooding. (first row) Ele Eusebio, Dana McNeely, Mario Tas-set, Michelle Pierce, Tammy Brown, Amie Richards; (second row) Kim Weller, Heidi Klemm, Shannon English, Kelly Pio-letti, Jenni Chapman, Jodee Fields, Tracy Weller, Anita Barron; (third row) Julie Springer, Jennifer Edwards, Missy Alwelt, Shelley Mou-shon, Janet Roesch, Christina Whitney, Lori Crowder, Tonya Migalich, Nancy Cox, Paul Hollinshead. 158 Glenwood celebrated with a new club this year. Matt Bond and Craig Schultz, along with Mr. Collins, started the Glenwood Pep Club. Pep Club members, wearing their bold shirts, filled the stands to cheer Glenwood on to victory! Pep Club started with an incredible 110 members and hopes to become bigger and better in the following years. Chief Redskin slam dunks the ball. G — for Glenwood. f reshmen fill the empty stands with cheers. 159 Ahhhhhh. tis the removal of all the old yearbook pictures. Flying free from all those yearbook pressures. (sitting) Roxanne Schneider, Ms. Claybaugh. Rachclle Singh, Ingrid Wohlrab. Lisa Theobald. Martha Terrell, Laura Ryan, Cathy Momcni, Mario Saputo; (standing) Pam Morgan, Shana Sternstcin. Beth Stauffer, Kent Gray, Chris Thompson. Alisha Dossctt, Jason Roberts, Michelle Copple, Eric Peterson, Wendy Bales. Mindy Snyder, Jennifer Gross, Jennifer Hulvcy. Melissa Schlosser, Adrianna Miles. Alycc Sherbcnou. Jennifer Finne, Samantha Sitterlc, Missy Alswelt, Teresa Kane, Chris Lascelles. Laura Pedigo. 160 Mindy lakes time out to relieve the munchics. Many changes came about on the yearbook staff this year. We had a new advisor, Kim Claybaugh, whose help we greatly appreciated. She came to us with little experience in creating a yearbook, but we couldn’t have done it with- Michelle captures the moments on Him. Cheer up Alyce, the yearbook is almost done. out her. We also had a junior, Mario Saputo, as editor-in-chief for the first time. At the beginning of the year we had more staff members than ever before. As the year progressed we found out who the truly dedicated workers were. We are also proud to say that we sold well over $4000 worth of ads this year. The money raised went towards more color pictures and graphic art designs for the yearbook. After many trials and tribulations, we think this will be the best yearbook yet, or at least we hope it will be. A day out of school to take pictures a great advantage of being on the Mario Saputo and Laura Ryan attempt to put up the volleyball net with yearbook staff. little help from Eric Peterson. 161 Matt Lary. Ingrid Wohlrab, John McDcmand. Heidi Hashman, Bob Ooton, Mary Hawkinson. Mike Crider. Chris Whitney, Todd Lowary, Teena Bruun. David Mcader. Marcy Reinhart. Randy Williams. Amy Smorynski, Jeff Lettery. Nanci Rich. Kevin Byrd, Andrea Shrewsbury; Accompanists Todd Brewer and Deanna Gregg Check out that non-stop action! Ms. Waldrop directed the swing choir — Good Times Unlimited — in yet another spectacular year of singing. These singers traveled throughout the state giving performance after performance, but even in the middle of their travels, they always had time to perform here at Glenwood. Their sparkle and smiles lit up the faces of all who heard them sing and watched them sway. With Good Times Unlimited, Glenwood truly has a reason to “Celebrate.” Ingrid solos. Raise your hands if you're sure. BAND: (first row) Deanna Gregg. Dawn Galligos, Debbie Beck. Deana Rich. Nikki Weaver. Chris Forgie, Becky Fitzgibbon, Janeen Frank. Tricia Rcntfrow, Becky Alberts. Marcy Reinhart, Cathleen Leach. Lori Johnson. Dana McNccly; (second row) Heather Hendrix. Mike Lair, Amy Fricl, Craig Lansing. Scott Bales. Jeff Budney. Bryce Binstadt. Toby Veach. Janine Lamb, Rcnea Strawler, Trish Callahan, Dcbbi Rich, Deb Levin, Stacy Babb. Jennifer Gossard; (third row) Ethan Hallberg, Jeff Fangman. Dan Bedell, Tim Thompson, Jeremy Peck. Steve Levin, Andy Southwick, Mike Schriber, Mike Fitzgibbon, Jayson Novak, Doug Damery, Bill Carter, Jay Bohn, Mark Abraham, Allin Moroney, John Gotshall, John Skertich, John Damery, Scott LaFountain, Jonathan Hansen; (fourth row) Bill Carroll, Todd Brewer, Aaron Fullington, Travis Dunn, Josh Willard, Steve Fowler. Doug Badgley. 164 Jonathan Hanson leads the rest or the trombones. IT This year as usual the band spent many early morning hours preparing for their performances in parades and on the football field. All of that work paid off with a 1st place in the Christmas parade and in the St. Patrick’s day parade. I)ann. Debie. and Deana practice intensely. JAZZ BAND: (first row) Josh Goodncr, Bryce Binstadt, Toby Veach, Bill Carter, Dawn Galligos; (second row) Alicia Carroll, Deanna Gregg, Jay Bohn, Scott LaFountain, John Damery, Jonathan Hansen, Mike Levine. Jeff Lctterly; (third row) Todd Brewer, Bill Carroll, Steve Levin. Andy Southwick, Jeremy Peck, Jeff Fangman. Mike Fitzgibbon, Jeff Cunningham. MARCHING BAND The marching band struts its stuff. Debbie Beck (above) and Deanna Greg (below) lead the band. Explosive Personalities 170 Soaring Spirits Air Force Band Ignites Excitement (left) Look, it’s the Velcro Man. (above) Rhythm is gonna gel you. Chaney and Melissa do the hand jive, (left) Mr. Cox, I just can't stop loving you. Tango In The Tropics 173 Night Students whose performances are particularly outstanding in a subject arc presented with an award in that area. These awards were given: American Legion Award — Jim Lewis and Susie Stout Art — Brad Wallace Business — Amy Morgan and Zachary Hoffman English — Mike Ncllcsscn French — Bob Ooton. Janeen Frank and Mike Gaither Spanish — Valerie Terry. Tony Alagna. Jeremy Peck. Cindy Thomas Catherine Sgro, and Jackie Eaton German — Byron Starkweather. Matt Krcll and Bruce Schempp Home Economics Karin Meisenhcimer and Traci Gathard Industrial Arts — Mike Carver. Sean Lily, and Joe Cody Library John Huges and Jason Routzahn Mathematics — Jeremy Peck. Mike Matthews, and John Sanders Office Aides — Jodi Hails, Shelly Dcfrates and Jeff Collins Physical Education — Rob Ryscr and Ingrid Wohlrab Publications — Mario Saputo SAR — Jim Lewis Scholar Athlete — Mike Nellcssen and Cari Lawrence Science — Keith Clardy, John Sanders and Bryce Binstadt Social Studies — Joel Goodman and Debbie Beck Student Council — Anne Conlon Vcrnic Lee Sportsmanship — Jim Lewis Vicki Roth Memorial Coop Wendell Hollingshead Constitution Day's All District Rally The district gathered together to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Constitution. The junior high and high school bands played some tunes which included the “National Anthem , “God Bless America”, and “La Bamba”; the junior high furnished barers for a parade of flags; a man with an incredible resemblance to Abraham Lincoln spoke on the Constitution; and elementary school children released red, white, and blue balloons as a finale to our tribute to the Constitution of the United States. Homecoming exploded at Glenwood once again. Although attendance was down from last year, the spirit from those present kicked off the night. Homecoming '87 will be remembered for the never-ending sounds of Dad’s Big Weekend, and the Wall. Traci Reazer took the theme literally and arrived “Comfortably Numb.” Chuck Schrage and Pam Copple, the reigning King and Queen were unable to attend. So, Joe Conlon and Evelyn Krueger Tilled in to crown the new royalty. Bruce Binstadt Homecoming ’87 and Tammy Flowers were crowned King and Queen of Homecoming ’87. Without Seniors Amie Richards escorted by Max Meyer, Anne Conlon escorted by Mike Nellessen, Dyanne Arf-sten escorted by Todd Farmer; Juniors — Lindsay McGreevy escorted by Keith Votava, Denise Egan escorted by Ele Eusebio, Melanie Binstadt escorted by Steve Laughlin; Sophomores — Kara Cobern escorted 178 i ■'I Ross Fiersten, Kim Moorman escopted Freshmen Nanette Rogers, escorted stein the court would not have ing '87 was another unique Glenwc rJf by Matt Parragpd escorted ,by Aaron StWn T_ been compldte Homecom-S rnwodd experiet) 2 v (above) The King and Queen dance, (above right) Some happy couples at the dance. Shannon Staley and, grad, Steve Dove, enjoy the moment. Amy and Ele have a blast at homecoming, (left) Why arc you looking so funny. Max? 180 Jim and Mr. Butcher confer, (right) One of Todd’s contact sports. The Homecoming Game of 1988 against Quincy Notre Dame was a heart breaking loss for the Redskins. In the last few minutes of the fourth quarter a Redskin fumble in the end zone gave the Blue Devils the winning touchdown. Despite this tragedy, an impressive crowd gave enthusiastic support to the Redskins. Nice try guys! Homecoming — Quincy Notre Dame — vs. — Glen wood 181 Prom As one approached the double ballroom of the Springfield Hilton the power of youthful piquancy could be seen pouring out of the door. Prom had been anticipated for months — the halls were perforated with prattle of posies and penoirs. Finally the night had arrived — the ballroom was decorated perfectly, and the partiers were preened, primped and polished — prepared to parade past piles of people. Night Flight provided procussion for pendulous dancers. The pinnacle of the evening was the passing of the princely procession, posing for precious portraits and the coronation. The prominent people of the senior proletariat: of the past. PENEE POOT escorted by TIM MCCPEEVY: of the future. escorted by JEPEMY 51CKHAU and of the present. HFATHFP MCCONNELL escorted by MAPK CLAPK. AMY ONEAL escorted by Matt Clark. Anne Conlon escorted by Todd Hayes, and Cari Lawrence escorted by JEFF COLLIN . were only outshone by the Queen CA S1E WE5EP and the King TIM KING, (above) SABAH JACKSON shovs off her famous laugh, (above center) LAUDA DIM and EDANDQN KNAPPENBUBCEB take a break from dancing. (top) KAREN BAKED. JENNIFER F1NNE. and their dates smile for the camera. I NEVER THOUGHT I COULD LOVE cVh?0h V' - • SCHOOL • 88 RO + 184 191 Graduation June 3, 1988, the date that was anticipated for years by the students who graduated that night. The memories of the years at Glenwood will follow the graduates for a lifetime. 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IL 62703 7 70 Setting new standards of performance Kim Masten Bus Ph°r� (217) 523-5685 I 3D RENAULT I TOUCH TRUCKS Oodge Patrons: Dallavis Old Time Drug Planned Parenthood Springfield Area Shadid’s Bookmart John Raynolds Char’s Chatham Flower Shop TOM DAY 3150 South Butler BUSINESS Springfield. IL 62703 MACHINES (217)529 8282 TOM DAY ADLER TYPEWRITERS ADLER CALCULATORS standard DUPLICATORS IBM Service 774B Nature ATakes The Product But Chapmen Makes The OdTerence 3601 Old Chatham Rood, Springfield, lllinoii 62704 • to et a Mil 10 111 of Woboih on Chottiom d. Homo-546-2354 COIEN CHAPMAN Office-546-6933 218 Webster's QUALITY SPORTSWEAR CUSTOM PRINTING DONE ON YOUR GARMENT OR OURS WE SELL SHIRTS CAPS JACKETS Zenith. RCA Sony, G-E. VHS movies a Machine Rentals WINTERS T.V. APPLIANCE INC. 2252 North Grand East. Springfield. Illinois Sales ano Service S23-S603 204 N MAIN CHATHAM. IL. 62629 217-483-2877 TERRY RIBBLE OWNER RICH RAY MANAGER Best Wishes Glenwood Graduates HULVEY EXCAVATING Steve Hulvey, Owner Phone 529-3187 R.R. 4 — Box 360 Springfield, IL 62707 Complimenrs of May The Blessings Of Christ Be With And Among You As Dr. Bernard and Groesh You Prepare For Your Orrhodonrics Future The Chatham United Methodist Church cRzf’ii.cjE.xa.tLon and ApphaHffl RESIDENTIAL SERVICE ON • RETRIGS � FREEZERS • AIR CONDITIONING • APPLIANCES Robert D Briggs, ownkm ass north English PHONE 546-5025 SPFLD., IL S2702 219 Congratulations Class of 1988 77 sKlAAIil) Plumblrt9 b Hooting J • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL WE INSTALL NEW CONSTRUCTION REMODEL REPAIR STATE LICENSE 058-107798 522-5141 B G CAFE Family Restaurant Finest Horseshoes Tenderloins in Town! 2606 South 6th 523-9765 WE SPECIALIZE IN GOOD FOOD ALL CONTAINER NURSERY STOCK ON SALE! MicroMedicol Technology A young company UJ$L innovative ideal 110 West Walnur, Chatham 220 © LANDMARK FORD BMW FORD 1800 S. Dirksen Pkwy. 753-5500 Glenwood Alumni Congratulations Seniors! from Landmark Ford STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS QUAKER STATE OILS Aik STANDARD ED’S STANDARD SERVICE 1201 N. Ninth St. Springfield. Illinois Phone 523-3149 GREASING • LUBRICATION • TUNE UPS Kenneth J. Malmberg, M.D. 221 JANSEN S FOOD MART 500 E. St. Joseph Springfield, IL. 529-4572 Stamps Money Orders Lottery Tickets Copy Machines — Store Hours — Mon.-Fri. 7-9 — Saturday 8-9 — Sunday 9-5 R. T. MCDANIEL. D.D.S. M. M. STERNSTEIN. D.D.S., LTD. PRACTICE LIMITED TO ORTHODONTICS 997 CLOCKTOWER DRIVE PHONE 546-9600 SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS 62704 AREA CODE 217 GARRETT Congratulations Class Of 1988 GARRETT GENERAL AVIATION SERVICES A UNIT OF ALLIED SIGNAL, INC. P.O. Box 2177 Springfield, IL 62705 (217) 544-3431 Allied Signal 222 Dr. Steven a. Steer All Orthodontic Treatment Without headgear 1201 VETERANSPARKWAY SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS 62704 (217) 793-0060 Member American association of Orthodontists member American Dental Association INSURANCE FOR NON-ORlNKERS ONLY INSURANCE COMPANIES CHURCH - HOME- LIFE CAMPBELL INSURANCE AGENCY H BEL DON CAMPBELL 212 E MULBERRY ST CHATHAM. ILLINOIS 62629 PHONE 21 7-483-2441 — Sunoco — Ron’s Service Center 3801 S. 6th Street Springfield, IL 62703 217-529 8235 FLOWERAMA WHITE OAKS MALL 1217) 787 5300 Fresh Silk Flowers • Green Plants Weddings Funerals Free Delivery to Hospitals FTD DALE and CAROL SCHEMPP 223 the-EQUITABLF. ™ ' IINANI IAI V| VH | THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Of THE UNITED STATES 1201 So. Veterans Parkway. SpnnglieUI. IL 02704 EQUITABLE VARIABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Now York. N.Y. JAMES N. FRIEl KogiUcrod Rrprcvnt.ilivo T clcphonc Account Agent «i mlHMlury «� f 1 hr IqinuMr (2 I 7) 737-1400 NORTH SOUTH 3604 North Peoria Rd South Bypass PHONE 525 0104 Old Chatham Rd PHONE 546 4543 Julie. Selling Springfield by the Yard jjavis INC. REALTORS RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM APPRAISALS • RELOCATION COUNSELLING 787-8872 901 CLOCKTOWER DRIVE SPRINGFIELD Congratulations Class Of 88 Compliments Of BOARDMAN-SMITH FUNERAL CHAPEL SOUTH GRAND AT GLENWOOD SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS WILLIAM C. PARR PRESIDENT Telephone 2 17-544-746 1 224 Lisle Ramsey Photography Your Official School Photographer 225 Come visit our fine restaurants and lounges Floreal Lindsay’s and the Globe Tavern Ou Of 1988!I RICHARD F. TYRER General Manager ramalm SSANCE. Horn 701 East Adams Street Springfield. Illinois 62701 (217) 544 8800 227 %y AA M: l Ydt out Ion and butmuku fot gout ituxeu and happintu ahtagi. You ate mg pteeioui to tu. Lon,, Mom, Sr Dad Jim Sr Jodi JOSH G00DN9R You ate, out oit vofuabte. plaget! 7 goo and 13 aUUU (a iittgle icJtexJ tecotd) out of 33 team gooA! Lon, Mom, Dad Si Arum 228 229 ORR INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Organized 615 WEST MONROE STREET 1930 SPRINGFIELD, ILL. 62705 JAMES 0. ORR. JR. RONALD L. DYCUS PHONE 528-7373 Congratulations Class Of 1988! Qffjjm nteriors Congratulations Seniors! OSCO DRUG 1987 Wabash Ave 793-2000 230 m BUR WELL OIL SERVICE. INC. 1100 STEVENSON DRIVE SPRINGFIELD. IL 62705 PHONE: (217) 529-5026 Jim Piefenback Kirk Slowe Dealer Manager Chatham Bowl Broasted Chicken Call For Open Bowling 483-3492 Sapuio's P uk(xu4 fox Italian ?ooeU 8TH MONROE STREET SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 62701 231 B G CAFE Family Restaurant Finest Horseshoes Tenderloins in Town! 2606 South 6th 523-9765 WE SPECIALIZE IN GOOD FOOD Bunn Capitol Company 1212 Stevensn Dr. 529-5401 Command Performance 217-787-7335 (Upper Level In The Mall) 232 Sportspage — Soccerworld 1020 West Lawrence Avenue Springfield, IL 62704 REALTOR MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MIS 233 LIFE o Life can travel in circles When your destiny remains unknown People and places behind you Mean nothing when you’re alone. You can be the master Of your destiny Leave yesterday’s footprints behind you And choose where today’s lead. Follow a rainbow, reach for a star, Put them in your pocket and you’ll go far. Never let your dreams die. Don't tell yourself a lie. You can make it, don’t you fake it, TRY! — Author Unknown © O © ❖ •© I hope this yearbook captures the events of a year-long celebration. And with that, the memories will come pouring out every time it is opened. I, along with every member of the yearbook staff, put long hours into its publication. I was a little nervous at first with a new advisor, but once she learned the ropes she had more confidence in herself and we got along better. That's not to say that we didn’t get into any arguments, though. We found that arguments can be healthy and luckily compromise was always the result. Despite all the pressures of deadlines and homework at the same time, I enjoyed being editor-in-chief my junior year. I’m really looking forward to being co-editor with Alyce Sherbenou next year. The 1987-88 Spyglass has now come to a close and that is the real CELEBRATION for me. 4 GD w □ v £7 4 Mario Saputo £7 c O v° ? o e Q O O 236 o OSTENf