Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Y Q,q .lt QA I, ,qv ,, ACADEMICS :T K ,. f,. 4 , ,Q l - A SPGRTS MUSIC eq- gy F .3 , CLUBS 1 ' '75 Zi'Hg's W Sv-y ,V5 Q , UP CCJNTENTS - A A J ' 455. ' -X 1 - -f , V-L Ya: A W A R D C S DAN CES QCA 14 SENIGRS of RAINBOW RECORDS Q3 ACADEMICS! R if 89 SPORTS 125 MUSIC 137 CLUBS 153 DANCES 163 AWAR Q S f , .-91 : -AI. in ,'1+'5-:Mft ,My '- - ,,1-WH.-5, x :Q:.p?f?, :pri - V, f. .-.i1+??:- EM i41f. 1 j-- 1 4, ,i.',: . : . , ' ' -f ff gn. lf '-, 3'4k-,'if'-' r' ' . ' 1. 'fiff l'.-'f'-15.53-'Z ' . Q .. 1- 1 .' A , li ,y'.Li,':i'f ,..7j.,A,,,?f'f Siizgixgx Y' 9' O Why are there so many songs about rainbows, And what's on the other side? Rainbows are visions, but only illusions, And rainbows have nothing to hide. So we've been told, and some choose to believe itg I know they're wrong, wait and see. Someday we'll find it, the rainbow connection, The lovers, the dreamers, and me. Who said that ev'ry wish would be heard and answered when wished on the morning star? Somebody thought of that, and someone believed it, Look what it's done so far. What's so amazing that keeps us star-gazing And what do we think we might see? Someday we'll find it, the rainbow connection, The lovers, the dreamers, and me. All of us under it's spell, We know that it's probably magic. Have you been half asleep and have you heard voices? I've heard them calling my name. Is this the sweet sound that calls the young sailors? The voice might be one and the same. I've heard it too many times to ignore it. It's something that I'm s'posed to be. Someday we'll find it, the rainbow connection, The lovers, the dreamers, and me. La-la-la . . THE RAINBOW CONNECTION lPaul Williams and Kenny Ascherj '1979 Welbeck Music Corp, Used by permission, All rights rese d Compliments ofDUNN'S INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 4f'THEME SONG gr., Q, V 12. S bv my I ,W 'I s W. 4.11-fx! IIIIIISH ' Lis W ii Q- , B X M Es I 4 Y- 74:3 . M 3 Q . 5 O ' .l: . ' 'V I 9' 'N 'I Q. 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Debbra Durbin Keith Durbin Cindy Ebeling Q , ' i Compliments of WHITE AND BREWER EXCAVATING AN..-17 it ' 0 45 s mu:-:Q 4 ' a X Thou-qhils . .. ff jg- Fw we R, into re member, 'ilfkljjlffix 9. 4 , 2 ' A xi i N , Marianne Combs Brian Cranfill P I L 57 I 1 ' . .i Sherry Dixon Rob Cobetto 1 fl 'lit W C , s ,v -on . JUNK' ' g ,LMA xi N X, bbs, . si md Jayne Davis Susan Dorrough julie Eickhoff Bob Eifling 1 Debbie Elliot 1 ,,, Ag. lk Q- vii Todd Hamilton Xf Sandy Hopwood Theresa Kopp Ji T' Q f su ' Q . HK I Ji, ,. -, f l lllli, l Min-ff in l N , f m i x ' V :ii Paul Loucks Compliments of COFFEEN SUNOCO-Repairs Of All Kinds pw i Vickie Ellis Beth Hart N - if wtgmj, R N ,fm at , ' ww, ' ' -w5,ffii:b , n -'W' ' ' , i, tv V, 4, .ti , M 1 .1A.l ,olk I' Tammy Hughes Kamilla Krummel Karen Fath 0,0 Q NJ ffwfrigggb W i ' ll 4 I X X V ,fl X ....v-v i i I all S K l 1 , 3 f A Q 1 5 1 Y 1+ tips , i .- tw., 2? M mi H Judy jones 4 -6 lib as U . Ruby Flack Debbie Govaia ' We K M 4 4 ' . ,.-, , jim Hefley Timmy Hiltop A X' T -5 J, 1 lu- Q-s W Becky Jorn Denice Kirk Mike Laughlin John Lewis 'x-,I -M aewwaa e,s f - ,fif -14-P1-1a:1'i'n'. A . -f -ezsffxgf ,.. ,Q P51 4' fl ',If-555315, ' ,tl ' ve ' 'E'-, ig ..' if H 'L ,M , V L , s f W 1 A ' - -A -.4 f -V A , ' ' . , ,N iw ' WYE? 'L' 22515 0 N gig am ' ' fi l 9 i 'K H ' , if- y ,, ,L 1 gm 1' ' Z 5 ,. I i J 1' ,sw 1 . W J' iii 1 Y X it .i. M, A ,ly Y mi ami ' 4- 1 Diana Loschen Kent Lovelace Jeff Lynch Felicia Malloy 1, 1 'Q X fi I 'Q . E1 -. -. I gh 41 5 Y 4 fr 7 1 N ' L -,,- -r. ,- 5 if .. ! . :jr .S LE fs 7 I M X 12 1 I 'O THE RAINBUW CCJNNECTIO PRODUCED BY THE SENIUR YEARBGUK STAFF Bottom Row, L to R: Donna Clotfelter, Theresa Kopp and Judy Jones. Middle Row, L to R: Janice Bruns, Mrs. Baker, advisory and Angela Perkins. Top Row, L to R: Vickie Ellis, Jim Simmons, Debbie Stretch, and Brian Graden Compliments of FARYL'S PHARMACY SENIOR STAFW11 . . s N ' i . Compliments of MONTGOMERY COUNTY RIGHT-TO-LIFE MK.. :'f33Q1 ss , I '-A . - xi Pam Mar0n6y Keith McGill Lisa McLean Brenda Mikeska Paul Millburg x - .Y ' r l i or O jack Miller Brenda Montgomery Linda Montgomery Wendy Moore Ja, 1- '6 P S ,u 1 x ' A Cathy Otter , . A l y wzu Q S 'ff A 'x 1 gl 144 Kagifi Q Wes Mueller Tim Murphy Donna Niemann Angela Perkins Randy Rieke ig T 457 A651 Q Laura Roberts Lily Roundface Patty Rufus Mark Russell Kenny Saathoff 'csv-f , , ,rw fl-,sf Na-, W, I ni i M , ,, Rob Saathoff Gretchen Sanders Helen Schroedel Kelli Seaton ' eo- gif' l Helen Shroyer jim Simmons -vi Debbie Stretch Cindi Theriac Candi Trost Rhonda Walker s rn I 1,7 X 'P p memo ries. .. Faces we 'think of Loren White V ,ref 4 Larry Williamson Ramona Wright Alan Young Beth Young fl L 1 f ,, . M v:lP.gr'+ 519 2' ,, , -sn Em ,lk , . ' t WM ff E5 g et ' wif, Eric Seward 7. . X552 all ,itil 1 CM ,, ls ' li . .f-W ' w l Robin Simmons i W' Q? J :IW I L L Laurie Weston Tammy White AN 1 E! Zelda Zypher CUNNECTC STAR - -.:1--..,' Aa. 'i x.,.,--, ,Q ru- .fu Y- : 'L' ' , if -0-' NJ 5 -fjinsh Compliments of HILLSBORO JOURNAL MXSENIORS RING SEN ICR 'Win .Q l ' CD U5 lv! l'1 05 n-A Compliments of CAPRI IGA FOODLINER C L A S S O If If I C E R S Standing: Brian Graden, Pres.. Kneeling: Beth Young, Treas Sitting: Julie Eickoff, V. Pres. Not Present: Mona Homa, Sec ss .ss ,C gL A S S Seated L to R: Mrs. Wisdom, Mrs. Catron. Standing L to R: Mr. Minor, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Hindle. Not Pre- sent: Mrs. Whitley, Mr. Shankland, Mrs. Allen, Miss Woods S P O N S 0 , R I C S Compliments of 16!SENIORS MONTGOMERY COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Linda Alexander Lisa Alverson jim Armbruster Short 8: Sassy. Full of fun, full of laughsff lt is better to be short Sr shine, than to be tall Bc cast a shadow. M., pt la . 1 Tracy Bailey Dave Balla Joe Beeler Karen Beeler Nothing is rarer than real goodness. I like the night life, baby. I'll take my chances, while I've still got Don't rush through lifep the next the choiceff one might be worse. Todd Bennington Laura Blankenship john Bledsoe There's got to be a better way. Quiet in a pleasing way. lt's hard to be humble when you're per- fect in every way. COI'I1pliII1EI1tS of SENIGRSKI7 .rl 0 77 .4L.. ,... lg.:- Cathy Bourdoumis Randy Brooks It doesnt matter where you go, what What can I say? You know I'm great! you do, or how much you haveg it's who you have beside you, Dana Browne You don't have to know where you're going as long as you're on your way. Todd Bruce Janice Bruns Mark Calufetti Donna Clotfelter Not a thought wastedg no wisdom lt matters not what you are thought to Every man has his price, they say - but If I can't find something to laugh about untastedf' be, but what you are. some have bargain sales, I'll just giggle. Rob Cobetto Roberta Codemo 'What a long, strange trip it's been. Politeness in a pleasing way. Marianne Combs She almost smiles out loud. 18 QENIQRS Compliments of EAGLE PICHER IND. INC. 1 ' bn Q- V. joe Compton Brian Cranfill Brenda Davidson When all else fails, follow directions. Agriculture is the key to the future. lust smile for me once and l'll call you friend. . .QW 1 M, wif 5 'ii 5 .. E. if Us Jayne Davis Linda Davis Lori DeRight Sherry Dixon We shape our lives not by what we carry An outward 8: visible sign of an inward A twinkle in her eye that matches the Admired by all, loved by one. with us, but what we leave behind. grace. sparkle on her finger. Susan Dorrough Lee Draper Debbfa Durbin lt is nice to be a friend. l take time out to enjoy myself. H6329 ir1lO her eyes and yOu'll S66 an angel. Compliments of SULLIVANS SENIQRSXIQ I nf V Keith Durbin Scott Durbin Cindy Ebeling The more you do, the more you areff l'll get around to work, but first l'll A cheerful smile, a pleasant way. have some fun. julie Eickhoff Bob Eifling Happy am lg loving and free, kind to There is a laughing devil in his smile. all others is what l aim to be, 42:21 V A 5 -'X' ' Karla Elders Debbie Elliott Time, like a snowflake, disappears Silence is the gift of nature while we're trying to decide what to do with it. 1 V f , Vickie Ellis Pam Estell Karen Fath Sometimes l feel like a nut, sometimes l ln her pleasant, quiet way, high in life, Running on empty. d0f'l'f4H her path will stray. ,,,,,5EN,OR5 compiimems of BRUCE GUNN, PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE M-aah.. Ever ! ,, , fr 1 . E xg. f of f in 4 ,. john Fenton Natalie QYoungl Fuller Carl Gansner Three blessings of a day's end - pencil, An angel in disguise. After the ship has sunk, everyone paper, 8: solitude. knows the answer. Laurie Gingg Will Ginos Larry Golladay She has wit, fun and fire, l came, l saw, l conquered and now I'm The best thing about growing older is it Gonzo Baby! leaving. takes such a long time. Debbie Govaia Monte Govaia Brian Graden A Ying on her finger is W0ffl1 two OH the What will be, will beg so why worry. I-Ie's like the wind: hefs everywhere. phone. Dan Gonzalez SENIORSXZI Mike Green He who laughs last, doesn't get the joke, Theresa Greenwood Keep true to the dreams of your youthf Corey Harpole l have a great memory, but forgot where l put it. 22 SENIORS 1 Eldon Greenwood Out here on the perimeter there are no stars. Todd Hamilton The ideas of tomorrow turn the WHEELS of my mind. i , :If Beth Hart A good heart is worth all the gold in the world. Compliments of SERTOMA CLUB Randy Greenwood The bigger they come, the harder they fall. David Harms lt all went in one ear and out the other. jim Hefley Not all things which are tiny, are insig- nificant. l Tammy QWhiteJ Hinds To love 8: be loved is to feel the sun from both sides. fi I David House Farmers are the founders of civiliza- ion. lody jones Whatever is, is right. Mona Homa Some dog some don'tg some willg some won'tg I might. Don Huber Men of few words are the best men. Judy jones lf you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Sandy Hopwood Happy am lg from care l'm free. Why ain't they all contented like me? Tammy Hughes She was blessed with dimples. The 8th wonder of the world. Steve jones So little done, so rruch to do. Compliments of KATHRYN'S FLOWERS 5EN1OR5f23 Becky jorn Robert Kershaw Walt King ls she as innocent as she looks or are He seems of cheerful yesterdays Sz con- Cod made mang therefore, let him pass looks deceiving? fident tomorrowsf' for a man. 1? I 4. .1 :K Denice Kirk Theresa Kopp Tammy lMcCartyJ Klump A smile that could color a rainbow Keep smilingg it makes people wonder Shes not made to be the admiration of in the sky. what you've been up to. all, but the happiness of one. Kamilla Krummel A face that smiles is like a bud that blossoms. 24 SENIORS Bill Kunze Mike Laughlin Dale Lessman l am what I am and I will be more. Quiet in appearance with motives un- No care beyond today. known. Dean Lessman john Lewis Diana Loschen WS belief IO wear out than rust OHL A good blend of personality and good Live, love, laugh and be happy. looks. lfaul Loucks Kent Lovelace jeff Lynch Felicia Malloy I get arm-md! Every man haS hiS devilish moments. Bashful 8: shy, but a wonderful guy. She is a friend worth having. i Pam Maroney Kelly Matthews Nancy McCario A laughter that will fill the halls. 'Tm just drifting and dreaming, lf silence were golden, she'd be a mil- linairef' Compliments of THE DUTCH MILL FAMILY RESTAURANT 5EN1ORSfzs Keith McGill Some men have it, some men dont. For those that dont. Ive got their share. What's once begun is half done. 2? Brenda Mikeska Paul Millburg Everywhere she goes sunshine follows her. , . Dynamite comes in small packages. T-QL.. Ray McKinnernay Lisa McLean Drums are the only beat!!! Donna Miller Success is my goal. Success I shall ob- tain. Iatk Miller Mike Moler Brenda Montgomery I am not only witty myself, hut the As if I didn't have enough on my A personality that makes friends. cause that wit is in other men mind. Compliments of D.E. MOLER TRUCKINC, EXCAVATINC, ASPHALT PAVING AND CRANE Zo EEINIICQIQQ 'li Linda Montgomery You see things as they are and askWHY? l dream things that never were and ask- WHY NOT? Wes Mueller A man living his own definition of life. Steve Osborn l'm not bashful, just well trained. Glenn Moore Never before have so few fed so many for so little - the American Farmer. Tim Murphy Wages of sin is death, but the hours are good. Cathy Otter But all in good time. Compliments of GATES PIZZA rift PX' Wendy Moore Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. l Donna Niemann To love is to put our love in the happi- ness of another. Paul Page l kinda like iust loafin' around. SENIORSXZ7 Angela Perkins Lisa Polus Ruby lFlackl Randle 'I feel it when I sorrow mostp lt is better Sometimes serious, sometimes smiling, Marriage is tne new beginning of hap- to have loved and lost, than never to have always friendly. pinessf' loved at allf Brian Redman Mark Reitz Kevin Rench If at First you don't succeed, oh well. l ain't even worked up a sweat! Better late than never. Mark Reynolds Why should the devil have all the good times. Randy Rieke Laura Roberts Minda Rufus Mufh wisdom Often gO9S with the few- One today is worth two tomorrowsf' l live for fun Sz fun l have. est words H ZBISENIORS Compliments of MR. 812 MRS. WILLIS RIEKE Patty Rufug, Mark Russell Kenny Saathoff Every Woman hag 3 fight to her Own Quiet men at times are surprising. lust a guy with a manly wit. opinion. Rob Saathoff My best thoughts always come a little too late. john Sakach Sometimes serious, sometimes sensible, but not very often. Kelli Seaton lf it's fun, count on me. Gretchen Sanders This is a flower of which love is the honey. Eric Seward I like workp I could sit 8: look at it for hours. 4-1 J True to Friends. xi Helen Schroedel her work, her word, and her Helen Shroyer The best things in life are fewf' SENIORSXZQ lim Simmons He did nothing in particular and did it well. Angela Snow Still water runs deep. Kenny Stewart I wish the Fellow who invented work had finished itfl 30 SENIORS Robin Simmons She smiles at others just for fun, but really there is only one. Doug Speiser Greater men have lived, but I doubt it. l Bruce Stull I shall be like that old tree. I shall die at the top. Cindy Smith The soul of a woman lives in love. Debbie Stretch A smile for every girl, two for every boy. Cindi Theriac Looks like an angel, but you can never tell what an angel will do. Darren Traylor Candi Trost ludy Vogel l know there's a song in the wind in the Friends make the world go 'roundf' Variety is the spice of lifeg herefs one sky. l know there's a song somewhere variety, for you and I, but it's time for me to fly. jerry Walch Rhonda Walker Xonda Warren Don't criticize others, unless you've done it yourself the first time. 'F' Heavy duty rock- n-roll forever. Now I have begun to live a little. Tom Weidler Trisha Westbrook Laurie Weston Resisting temptation is usually just a I must go and find my dream and live in The world is like a fruitcake. It is not matter of putting it off until nobody's paradise. complete without a few nuts, looking. SENIORSM31 f, fi' -xtv . 1 1 If .. -i 'aa Loren White Sian Whit? Larry Williamson Ramona Wright t'All great men are dead and I'm not l have a great memory for forgetting. IQ matters not hgw lgng you live, but Change Sr growth take place when a feeling Well mYself. how well. person has risked himself and dares to become involved with his own life Pictures not availible: Nora Bennett- A kind word for all who pass. Becky Clearwater- l'm ready for a good time. Tim Dvorak- Good men do good merely by living. Eddie Ellis- Don't look at me girls, I'm bashfulf' Mike Evans- Everyone loves a clown. Scott jess- Silence is the safest course of any man to adopt. Randy Malloy- Gotta lot of living to do. Cindy Schroll- The unspoken word never harms. jim White- Every man is the maker of his own fortune. Alan Young Beth Young He lives long that lives well. The only way to have a friend is to be SZXSENIORS one. HIGH S 59 C00 Q' O - 'Z r F t 4? A 1. . g 'X Q QQABRWYWXQ t fly L ,II H 3 M4- K 4. Uwffggri' li, yy-Aexwts 36,1 Q -eff A, X.. X Q ESTll W D!l4 Q35G5 34f'jUNlORS ala 3 C? Bottom, L to R: Neil Stanton, President: julie Kunz, Vice President, Top, L to R: Iancye Wisdom, Secretary, and Lisa Lazenby, Treasurer Seated L to R: Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. Higgins. Standing from L to R: Mr. Deabenderfer and Mr. Ceney Not present for picture: Mr. Huddleston, Mr. Allen, Mr. Page, Mr. Poznic, and Mr. Stewart U2 Chuck Rich Tammy Allen Allen Applegate Atkins ' . ' ' , , .f'fT2 .- 5' A V 5. iii? M .xg , -L 5 f ,ji X. ' x 6 N, fo A s l 1 ' gif 1 . it CQ . 3 4 - us A ' f - f - H ,J ,. ., , f f F3 ' S5 r E sn- .a-fs.-It l , ' .. 'NA I 3 ,.-, l - I f 1' ' -.-V- , . ' X -. 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Standing L to R: Tami Luck Secretary, Julie Boston, Treasurerp and Chris Boston, President. 44fSOPHOMOR ES l 1 1 xv-Q is 'N X C L A 5 S Front Row L to R: Mrs. States and Mrs. Moore. Standing L to R: Mr. Schaal, Mr. Reeves and Mr. Dagon. Not Present: Mr. Sievers, Mr. Snopko, Mr. Scheibal, and Mr. Cranfill S P O N S O R S 1 l E -,xy 1 - V. lf F.. I ..... 1 , -- 1 ?'3'? . 1 . 1' gf .A ,,' ' ,Z , , -- f X ,MQ ' VY Jr 'r'7 4-. ,-zgqaf.. ,E 1 V W -5-in o V Y 7' ,gy , , . ,,,, X -' l J, .if 4 My sl' ,...4v 1111? 4 .uname 4-Q LJ U? M ,Fi vi! -f - as 1 x Compliments of CAULK BRCS. -WSOPHOMORES M, Q T is 5-fvz' p g? '23 . fm ' A ln' . A tl! L s I I L . I , 1 , in ,A+ f' A - . A-Z g,., , , , I AT 1 ., , , 5 V - . -,,x,.i 5 is X vm -an b N X N kg 1 55 . , : gf ' ' .'fs-FH- x ' ' ' sis' 'I' 1' +1 5 X '55 1., lj 3,95-' ff ' QQ-. - 36-4 'T ' ,N , -'T' -QQ1.g:13iiV ,529-, fx , x Q ' W frE'1P' 5'f'-ww 'X ' .5 v -. Q1 ' A - Q I t ,, I if M I1 i l 'nb 'I ii, '- ' , . 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Standing L to R: james Smith President, Chris Brown, Treasurer, and Chuck Lentz, Secretary. C L A S S Front Row L to R: Mrs. Strope, Mrs. S Brink. Standing L to R: Miss Roper, Mrs. Baker, and Mrs. Stempniak. Not P Present: Mr. Ball, Mr. Romanus, and Mr, , G. Matthews .nh N S 0 R 5 ' ,C S SMFRESHMEN K5 o Brian Tammy Allen Allister Altenberger I it KS xv -ea ,wx X xx N x : QZYQ siuiizsli 5,54 Q XxzN NN 35' -me NB: x f Danny Blain j ':f ,j,j5ssL.i::s, .3 Z' X ln! K A , 'vi aa Liz Anderson Fr. .-'M 'ggi wr fo I . ,. E., '. ,. 3' , . ., 4,Mw,??, ,X X, i gg x' 1 fi 4 N? 4 ' Y ' 1 85 - ff J .4 I x AX xl A vw K I Colleen Baker J ,,, Marcella Balla 1 , 1 ' t. - M 'Mwfv' 5 is ,--.: s s, wo Mike Bayliff es .V.l ' of , S David Beal Clinton Bennett ,,. ,,Q 3 WL? 5' Q ti B .' . 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X '84 'assai- X X x 3 .ow S 5 . -I 1 R 4 6, X' I 3 , ii' 9 3 I 7.1 f X ' A fir 'wit x f 'fi-.-.. ,. V. 7 , is , . ki M I 1 5 I 9 Q . 0 f ' 3:5 john Snopko U. of I. Iowa State U. SIU-Carb. BS. 525533 Paul Cranfill Un NC l Ulfula' SIU-Carb. U. of I., , ' - i?Q5Fxk, , U' of Wisconsin 1 f B S 5413u2a2s2a?i:'s7S1i'b i9. e35seai31f.1iS1+1r1-if'-2:2'f2f6Ef5Pf64E'ff-W,vifif F . . 4gfgi5K,.,5 fl? ?5s5gtag-g3g,a9gg?1-stef? Qgggglgmfgg eggsii5gic.14l5gga3:Qg'Q?gii Q5flurry-ggssfseisggwgjg gfiii ja-ieffggf fffifriqyifiisssff' Q9-1':'21iI'1:ieI:'efi 351-?ei1iH M-if Y ' The Agriculture department at I-I.H.S. includes many classes that develope the students' abilities in this field. Included in this department are Welding and Coal Mining classes, Ag. Business classes and the Horticulture classes. A field trip to the Coffeen mine, guest speakers on various topics, and safety demonstrations are used during the year to further the education of the students involved. Compliments Of VOLENTI E AGRICULT RAL ,a.,4.X.av's-.1 , V- WX il 94 ' L , W I L- x tfff' f if 15.3 ' . ..,. ' 5 4 1 X X x N Q' M 'V ' , Quiz l ACRICUI.TUREf65 , e RTISTE T WORK ll -' QD nr V69 u ' H553 -,ag , :V 5 4. 'Eglin fs, Maria ,af Art has returned to H.H.S. this year - after a years's absence - along with a new teacher, Mrs. Stark. Art is a class for creative students who like working with their hands. Classes in design, painting, drawing, sculpture, and ceramics are included in the art curricu- lum. Fiber art, commercial art, and print making are also offered for the students' learning and enjoyment. P-SEQ'H2 df+i'?T r4,L,p'f'W -'o'o1'::-4'-sg.3'u'Q ' Iv'Y?'1h 1, C45i q'a'f-r'ciy'1'3'v':' My AW -4- .1 'iwv - .' :-:imma 5ili:ll,,fl5i,,4?Q.ilP5l1i5v WN'l:iQg3r2423jE,Q'2,1g'5Mt'33w tfgg g 4. ,a - 1 -M - '- '. N fm .1 , V ' 'f . -:iss :. -. .-1 Y :1:E':' 6 ff'U'i1G3X 1,Qf'ff-Gikffv WC W ,.., , fd 5:35 .. 0 0 - Mk.. '-'--'NW -n ..:-Aa' ,.k-mi4kS,?,11::i:au25?f13-. Q -MP4 ge. 122 232335 ,rw S-, F359 9 0.1, Wil? 069 15342 a' 'ago im' me-' 1 idx G We ' ,- tx- 'Q 'X aasei X' 1 . 1 Q -gii. v ' wk-X.. ,, ' .Gi P ' ' sms? ' is - -: wiv? N ' .'- v I M45 'QS ' ' ' 'nf Diane L. Stark I.S.U. B.S. ' fha-A l I Q - O Y ' ' Q- ..,.. X, BUILDING TRADES Building Trades is a class that teaches the finer points of building construction and maintenance. In the past three years, new homes have been constructed. This year, howev- er, the class is renovating an older home. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Jim Kull, the students gain valuable carpentry, electrical, and plumbing knowledge and skills. if xg-N--a'-t cgi fe , Q55 'r fgsgupy- gqiqwqvfr-.lf -M 75: iq f 1 :gsm Nm, .-5 5- wx L A 55 13 fia t q ' .,asews1 fate - ,, . f Q fi 3 55 9 . Liiif tkz I ll WS funn! ' '.5w,1,.Y6, wma QF 1.9 hifi M2352 alia rv V, .,,,Ws. tu . 15. v----......,,,,,, mm --w--......,,..--N-..,,,.,., My if A N ai if .,,. A 'f hx . A ' it . N 5' ' 11. Y . if 1 ni. .W . wi,-' ' ew .- s.. . .. , .., .ea 'N' Wwi.'--g,.,,.- -.:fg,:: ' A' xl -r r. . -VN-1 sr, 1:-I-' '-:LQ aw . , M kgx, X, ,...., . -.., . xg M if ' . i ' ' ' 5' ' mafia V1 2 :2 V Y zzwzmqi - L' fi-ti . , V ' , ' H2 4 W- P' V . ,Q .. .V fit 2.5, - af 4? 555, BSS- Q.. CGZLS-ff - ' 114:41 it Vw- v jmhi ' ag eff . , . N 'Y' ' 222:33 CN if F if ' :W my X 4: t...+1:j'5t. 4, - I , Vieux Q.. .. . VM B9 ft in wi mi? 5' 'E' 7 4 f - . .mga , ' wg -9 V S if If ,, 4:cry-'parte'-swfmffVr1ewwaw,mfsv-1.- , gmwwauf .mmm .,N.....N,. MM . M . 5 A ' - 'fl at wefiifzwgg 5 w , 3 Jigfmlgipdfr, . .. . .. . , .4 ... . u , V ,, .1 ..,. ,,,..cwr,.,..i 1 ,U -. , V- I , stu 2 3 it A ' t 'm..,,' ' . ,., uwshfjfg Q We-H2 V H WE K5 L3 .,.A: . if Fdgqp? qs 4 ,u,wn. V' x r- , 'ff' ' v' W' :am - Wx ,tg 4 ,W N 3' . sf, -:gitifxnv im 'V .1 ' M . . , 'I J f i f -My wil? :mug sf H . James Kull gif ' i r, 5 ,Y 1 ' , E I U a bt f- , 4, ,Q 5, 3, -1 flaw:- Q L Q, ff' ff? Haw wg- , f - ' 'Ye 7-Z-:'a?J 4 ' V. -1 , , H , ,f ' ui: t W ng- Q ,I V Q5 A ,X if KW lsgiifgif f gs.-.f mg i at k R X V N AA, -: Q X -ga - . A -' vw' gpg, 1,33-qffwg - W:5:l'Ji- ff H A I V ' ' ,..i 'j'Q,.f-'n.l' ,. 'gc compliments of EDGEWOOD ROCK SHOP BUILDING TRADEsf67 SPEED IS THE KEY Students who are planning to take part in a business career have many different classes open to them at I-I.H.S. Office Machines, Office Simulation, Shorthand I and II, and Typing I and II are classes for the student interested in secretarial work. Accounting I and II are classes for those who like to work with numbers and keep records. Introduction to Business is a class where just the basics ' of business are learned. V' r','..j f i, 'J :iw . 6, ...M - , W' ... .,.. , ,,,,,,,w . , 'I' lnuupqm, , 4' ' I ' A K 'Kilt' V Q -.L , ' fb.- A .ff ' Jffrlii ' ' Q .V ff ' ' t Q E Is- ' ' S' P J i I -v I b ffl 'V ,' . li . 5' 5. if' I Lois Catron Greenville Col., S.I.U.-C. 'N -- ............ AB., MS. A .4 ' il Bill Dagon Greenville Col., S.I.U.-C. B.S., MS. , ,st 5,511 jenny Baker SIU.-C. B.S. exis t -tri , K' ' 2 I I 2-L -,J '14 686 BUSMSS EDUCWCN Compliments of DON ANDERSON TYPEWRITERS Linda McCoy I.S.U. B.S. CDOPERATIVE EDUCATIO Ed Dahler Duquesne Univ., U. of I S.I.U., E.I.U. B.S., M.S. Spec. Ed Certificate '1 2 , as q. --as lim: T4 lu. ,nw . - A 1 Jil. ifi- ...... ':' -f. 1 L . , gf, i. fx ta ' 'W' 1--if -i'-f1- f L' Qfsf.,-I fig Lili f .fl 'L 2 . 1. L Q W nl - ' VW' 2' 'A 1 as , . ,.,. ,.. ..'-.a , iiii .,.' ,, Q, 1 fi 1 -,.,-A-- .,., 'ii'f ' . c 1 :i'f to f A -i H .. .. s - .i . S .A .- ,'i, V, Q' t .. .,'b g 'zz XA .', Vvlvv Q r ,Ju ,f .W .1 1 , Q . ..,., f iiii i fi a g 2 . IW ' W he FYI ,, ry , J K w e-H we A e X .-,f.f.fa,.f,,. 'R 1. fv 53.19.325 V: ' -ami? Q. ff1 i'gg'u.'.,. , gg :wg rx- t ,. .5 , ., . -,. I - . . J.. . qs. , :mv is 9.3, W? I' - V31 1 --'-v .- V ' 'Y ' -,Q-1 - -2,33 Fifi ' , K x if H ll if I ' grae Q W 0 -...f . ll 5 it as S? F X f 'Q :Y g its T gm lf Mi j ,V ........ . :r 1.. Q -. .3 lst row l. to r. V. Landers, K. Seaton, J. Davis, K. Fath, B. Shipman, T. Hamilton, B. Hull. 2nd row I. to r. S. Hopwood, P. Rufus, P. Estell, C. Theriac, Mr. Dahler, Mrs. Roach. fwpngyzf 5.5.1-.rt.,r:Wf.Q-fy'gmsfQa.wm.f,1tec'fsyifwi-meegmfffw'lf-1 l . ..... ....,wa1.wz1az41L iw'ffqlifzfwfzwlfqiztlvs?1w:l'51-rrfwigifzi5imii iE!iQi7iNH wi. t fftiliiil' 1 z. L'VfEf'l7 ggi? Q wt an M4 MHA, I f Zzliqyi 9f.wf..?fi . .iz . - fi-1 FWF' 'U' 'ff . lf The Co-op program is a combination of on-the-Job work experience and in- . . L tifwpgi school instruction. Students . 311 . gain valuable work exper- ience while earning three . . at 5 F351 credits towards graduation. ,jg . . . . c D4 f Training stations are found in fn -'K 755411 4 b k h l iff an s, sc oo s, stores, and on Y 92 Zi family farms. af ' 5 l Q qlr N1 5 T -welt. 12.14 - if t 5 ji Pf2l'f ' 'Ss .vigil .ggi W: 'Wi' MM, . uv :ragla- I . li MQ? 2 - .t . 1 ll .ay ,J ' N -- .... 1 A- Q ' :Fir X V ,qu . 1 ba 7 jf ..,,, , NA'S?lq.c,, AWN , RN + . WM-A-s . - L. to R. B. Stull, N. Fuller, I. Eickof f, D. Browne, D. Stretch, M. Combs, T. Plunkett, J. Vogel, C. Otter, R. Simmons, B. Mikeska, M. Homa, Mr. Dahler. Compliments of MONTGOMERY CCUNTY NATIONAL BANK C0-0pf69 MAY I HELP YOU? . 1t-up.QK3'-Y.a-:f1.Cif'f.-':Z-'L'1. . :r www Y-:napa 'Sola Q:-1,5145ff,?2:,ogq4:-:L2Hf,g'vr.e - ,: -53.-.cv -fer gf. '.':2v':f me. . o ,,,b,,.c-.,, -.omgffff 'A Q1-1.-3112? ' '2:1'iSTSgvgQ 5 . slut'-r -' V .9 :Jw ' 51351 92 .41 555 , occ ,f 5-4-Q we' -wgcm The students may not realize it, but the counselors can play an important role in helping them plan their in u ures as we as eir imme ia e ives. e en in on 7 f t ll th d t 1 D p d g your needs, your counselor, through advisement, can help you make decisions about life, develop positive . -fi? attitudes, choose courses and solve personal problems . . . me , with family, friends, and teachers. They can also help you to discover your talents and abilities which even- tually may help you find a job, plan your education or . . . w.1,?Pi : 1 a ar r. fl a rar dec de on c ee The counselo s lsot ned to help you make the best choices about values, friends, life styles, and work. They will keep your confidence un- der mutual agreement. The goal of counseling is to Ying? help you understand yourself so you can learn to make . . . may better decisions about your life. . ily T +61 i , . . . Y , ,....,. K ,Y Kathy Wynn XC. Webster Col. .l T K v eff?-1515 ,iw-r Q -2,'Xi474f4 fel 0.0 73'-v'.G1f' 55219. 'Z' . -'2 Q-24122 I v ' -.7 ij if 25-2195 ff-iii v v . Wiifif 655435 1-535215 ' 'O bm 15599 A -I' OO' ,t-:hw 5,159 Il 4' Q C- 'f ,D ' gil .. i 522354 Q 4, I Q , .,. X . 1 GQ'd?21f-. Iwi?-051' . apps va- s .A, , Q, QL, . sw, v 'A' Chris Roach Counseling Secretary .- oi'-'lows , 0 cf: ' -- .yan img -:Alf f -Hu xo, ' 0 54521 , f 0320 , 4 , ,-g,fZ5:2'i1?'riGffr.' N e w ,E . . Sf gfi- f?f f w '2'alE?5' H9 5 .' P 151 , u... ff3f- ' :'.w,s .femsc:A-fw'5py.s1z1ww ay-5sm-ze-5e'fwvss1.wfffvrszz-wa as a4..,Q,33d,5,1w,n,a,.,,,1,asi c.51I53,?,P'Lf-7. s.,g. gff,7.,13,1m,o .moms +5 Q,-...Z -fy, ,,.q-IG ' - X We -K .rf V , ix. ' Millikin U., S.I.U.-E., B.A., MS., Specialists Q' sig. Btwn, 70fCOUNSEl.ORS if M 1. i . I gvl J ,5 In' AHL. Ian Young Y St. Bene-dict's Col., S.I.U.-C. U. of Missouri, S.I.U.-E. B.A., MS. P I I 4 Dorothy Cairns, Dept. Chr. Shurtleff Col., l.S.U., S.I.U.-E., E.I.U. B.S. Pat Brink U. OP I. B.S. WRITE O ! Y a f i as , , ' '-' '. f' ' ' .2 , i ,,,f.f1.,.,.-,f.,4':w.f', I 1 Ron Deabenderfer Barbara Hewitt Warren Wilson College Greenville College Berea College, Blackburn S.l.U.-Edwardsville A.A., B.A. B.A., M.A. 5.3. 3. ., V1 5 A, 'cu'-M441 mist!-x:.'-ggysitrl fhff-F iiggyw N 4-,mlefb www1ggps,gA15gjg?gpggvig-wqgQ:5ggifyj5otw,95i,'L C ts., U -X H 1 01 :till 1: G S e f' f fm-K , w o, ' Wf-19 A' 4?35iiA5Z?fZmz'i, aw V- ,I -5.5- ' fb .lfiiif ...Agn Dorothy Higgins Blackburn, S.l.U.-E B.A. M Mark Mathews Greenville College Sorbonne, University of Paris, France B.A. Robert Shankland St. Louis Institute of Music Columbia University, New York B.M. lmusicj M.A. fi sum, Aww U 'zu --xt-Ryff, dm. tu, ,lah-L 1'i53tf5f2?2 ifgiin 35.317 Dmitri, CD-'fl 2425384 me 355255 ,gmq -ummm '-57'h'1 , , 11 . 'S A T 1' W ai f fffqg sn- ' er' -Y im? A - X, Q -Ve, if W ,si .. A , ,Q 55,-V if T :ban '.'- 31 - V ' v . 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'IPD' 1 iycuzg 35534311 325311 . . ., HW' TZ?-wifz7?55H???5'ifi5597f9iii '4Z'73?P5+?'5? t1'5:E1ff-7255 95935 'i'fQ'51Qii4f?' f555f4'?Z?1U7' ,ifggggiggjgmffizigfflf.mir 13,15,apple,srgfztglgufgieiflzpmiaifzffi:Levinf'n'E1'14:iJ1Y1' 5 ,'1wY'i'9'4:'1UWnvtf'Vhf 9 'NH UKJQLTZ ik Q ' ' ' 'iw .WWEQ lqff'-'PYEU 'fufmff Ilkriffllgif flames- ' wiiffe: v5S'U5Qf27ZA f y by ,i-.. :Wiki gffyrm .Mm Wim aww! mirac- fmrl giwiigfsi me f my-2 1 . .mit ,QP :L In 11135231 451,343 Th E 1' 11 d ff 135553 ieafgggg, G Hg IS Epaftment 0 ETS 8 ww . iw 'd ' f b' 0 1 c i wi e variety o su jects. ra om- nziz? -iz .mf-'fig we ' ' f h d egg IIIURICBUOIIS ESlTl11'8S SpE9C QS ma 6 s K f if e 1 J 511529 MM 5LJAffi'5 F . ,, ..., , '5J5,S'v pweirfs 343455 .1-1' 5 Vi- f c .ms 1 ww V ww iflfhw., ,flaw 51:23. fffsiiiff 29,283 r., ,, an wgf-,, igczsmlq GJ!-U 'ffl' 1: ,4 tru: Q. .L 12,1111 ig:- - f wif?-is SWG? Wigs 365155 ' ' ,I Q db .n Q.. ir wks ,Qian by students and debates. The Theater and Play class was responsible for set construction for the Operetta, Com- position classes are taught the finer points of writing term papers. Mytho- Qimm ,geiggg logy and Americal Novels are made . , . ' Ulf? . f 1 1' 4 1 W A225312 .lfxgow Sf' more interesting through the use of slides and films, and Freshman Eng- ? lish is taught through the team teach- ing of Mrs. Brink, Mrs. Hewitt, and ' 32335 ii' . I V V - - - Mr., Deabenderfer. This is the only team teaching done in the school unit. , , . H: 56'3rf..?fQs'f ' 0 ' kv - jane Stempniak Quincy College, N.I.U., S.I.U. B.l3.A., M.A. Marilyn Wilson Kentucky Weslyan College George Peabody College ENGLISHW71 A.B., M.A. in LS. .1g,-...U :..f.4.....uaa4i4.4.,,.....,g4' -1-Q The Foreign Language Dept. at HHS consists of French, German, and Spanish. The traditions, cultures, and customs of each Dorothy Higgins language are taught in class as Mark Mathews Blackburn-SIUE Well as the basics of the language Greenville, College itself. Each language also has Sorbonne, Univ. of Paris, France its own club. Since most colleges require two years and recommend four years of a foreign language, it's a good idea for a student to get involved into as much of a foreign language as possible. 4 year German Award 5, 1 Brigitte Strope Murray-Kentucky Stateg SIU BS Randy Rielce i 1 use W, Pmson l ii? 4-year Spanish Award: Donna Clotfelter, Lisa McLean, Denice Kirk, Mike 4-Year Fl'9l1Ch Award: R0b9l'fa Codemo. Beth Hart, Alan Young Green 72fFORElGN LANGUAGE DOMESTIC ENGINEERING ..,. AME, .. f I g:fg,,gQ,o 5 UE, 1 s f 2 S 'M we . E ' For g gif M Jane Wisdon l.S.U. BS. ,W Qaqazgvz I 5 'lg A I Q 'K' r ,,,D -- 49 'W '-X yfml G fl. 'TX 41' ,. v , .,,. If Q X I 5 '- . ' 37 J :.. J 'A.4 f The Horne Economics Dep.iitni-..t a. I-I.I-I.S. not only consists of girls as in the past, but now has enrolled many boys. There are 11 electives from which to choose. Students learn about raising children in Child Care and Parenting, while cooking methods are taught in Foods and Advance Foods. The Clothing and Advance Clothing courses teach the students to sew almost anything. The classes of Housing and Ad- vance Housing are responsible for the inte- rior decoration of the Building Trades house. For just the basics, one can take Ho- memaking 100 or Consumer Home Eco- nomics Q, l Kos f-Q . ,,,4gJ', ,ik V I N , i -'5 it f 1 ., lan Young St. Benedict's Col., S.l.U.-C. U. of Missouri, S.l.U.-E. B.A., M.S. 1 . N Qui-BQ Li g... in F'i?lK,l , . ,A I -pdl? I' . I. PAST MAKES PRESENT i Ilhl A radii? Sandra Allen S.l.U.-E., Blackburn Col. A.B., M.S. The Humanities Department at H.H.S. covers two different areas, history and human relations. History courses aren't all bookwork. Other activities in classes include a term paper, collage, and a diarama. Human relations are studied in Psychology, Sociology, and Consumer Education courses. Field trips to the county jail and local nursing homes are provided for further education in this area. fdll 'Q3? 5'5Cfl'?li 8 K'f9a, fhxh'47 0' 8352838355 TQ: -v X A' , ., - ' ' iff - Mel Romanus S.I.U.-C., N.l.U. B.A. , . fp f ' Greg Mathews Spring Arbor Col., S.I.U.-E. -Q is.. 74!HUMANITIES Taylor U. B A x,+-,s .lan-s- g t . is - 'sr 3 1 4' 1' WH T YOU SAW IS WH T 'YOU GET! Jim Kull E.I.U. M.S. 1 iff 'iid .N -Www, ....-4- Nikhil . '? ,I ff i A.,....., ...H 1 ..,..a.w:f: .L-gh. iv -..,,s ijzigix 5-K S, 2 WN LN I Q4 .5 ' Steve Ponzic Terry Page U. of I., E.I.U. E.I.U. B.S. B.S., M.S. fi .Bl f . U' xv X, A5 fn If U? .,, W. I 6,4 . :rf , .4 ,efs,f?rg 95155: ae: -ez - in-iam 'M 5w5ff' t L5a'f r'lJ'YP1fQv1fA3l' was .p:1:.rr. . aiww,w3x:vm7uc. ,tm fgrep, . wmgxi, I r xp 5.9. wr. IAJL. 'wi' ,ng I, ., L . .fn 4.-. ,.r. .ir .W-' . . .i,, W Wu. www , cr X 5 cr l Q? ' - The Industrial Arts Department at Hills- boro High School offers classes that cover a - - Rial-5 variety of art such as metals, drafting, woods, and electricity. The freshmen are offered a year course consisting of nine-week sections of each subject. These nine-week sections give 11 I ifilliivi the freshman student a taste' of what the major courses will entail. Once a student has been introduced to an area and finds that sub- ' ' 1 f if ' 1 1 h ject suitab e or is vocationa goa s, e may then enroll for more advanced courses in that particular subyect area throughout the next three years of high school study. A98 U E539 . Q02 egg: I I I -, i g - ., W , -.na ua 1 .,x.,qf3g. erm' u rf W Q 5 ff, A , INDUSTRIAL ARTSf75 4 .La X I-.rgfl 'A X'-if , f , X i ' .c , , i iii! I i A rm I T .auf 4 . X fx Randy Thomas Bonnie Saathoff S.I.U.-E. Library Secretary BS. M.S. 761 MEDIA CENTER 'wc..,,..1 L I W O B R R K A E R R Y S Front row left to right: Sandy Balla, jamee Dunn, Brenda Shipman, lanice Bruns, Mrs. Saathoff, Tracy Puckett Pam Maroney Middle row left to right Robin McGill Miki Meyer Anita Thomas Laurie Weston julie Sellers Mr Thomas Mary Toberman Paul Millburg Back row left to right Annette Hughes Patty Rufus Karen Maroney Mary Beth Barnes Craig Thompson Helen Schroedel Randy Brooks The Llbrary Media Center under the new direction of Mr Thomas un derwent a remodeling this year All of the library rooms have been re ar ranged for better use and new aCt1V1 ties have taken place National library week was celebrated with an open house and new paperback book col lection while earlier in the year an art exhibit and book give away were held HHS students are enthus1ast1c about the re done media center We-A fxxt 520,536 'Gigi 1, . '?f -8: 1 rv x ffq.-1 K itil? . if ,, he 1 in fx 2 st 'D Ft fm- ' A Qu-...L S xxx S N rx 1 .. ... 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Even though I-I.I-1.5. requires only one year of math, there are many courses offered in this area. Freshmen can choose from General Math, Pre-Algebra and Alge- bra. After completing Algebra, a student can go on to Geometry, then to Algebra ll and further on to Pre- Calculus. College-bound students should get involved in the math classes as much as possible since many colleges require math as a prerequisite to other courses. .,:,.f2xtr::,.S 1 i,.,s,r.,Q,., . . 3 L K w Z- 5- x zmfilaxv K We 1. 4 5' a S. g .- ' f -A ,,.. . , . ,,.. . if Y- er ' ' w fl X V Ss., S i 29,5 4 Q X .5 f Q lg ft 264' , was 0 r A z . A zA'53'f33Q4,, - f g73'f, i' Q Q? t u jwfx gl, 'Q Wwe is , .V f Q Q Q 1 w 7 .M E fi :ti 'P' 4 1 ws N 1 4, at ik - 1. . gas' Hu : 4 90' Q 2 ,Y ' QQ' C 1 . fi Q, 0 0 4, - Y -,Q 1 Q.-, Q1 'na ' , Qing' ffl? JG '2 . X . 4 .- ?-5: 9 . ' - ' . .' I ' 3 ' 'Z 5-'ri u'9,g3g E fr 'wi . 1 ' tiff 'SA' M -9 sz iv:-, -1. 4 . ii.- . ' 1 'a' .1 A -'. K4 -' Linda Moore I.S.U. BS. in P Hama, .n .um Q',,.m-..,LT..r Wg, i. ,W t 1-w.L1,f,:,,a.-m , 7 sfw.--f,4,,,,w1,wr rg QL .wigzgzv Mg, ...pm ' Q. 5 fp ' 'Q W4 :wt 4 Kris Whitley l.S.U. BS. Roger Reeves Greenville Col., Wash. U., S.I.U.-E A.B., MS. V --im.: Q 1 f I iz.. if Vg if if ' 7 U. , i Larry Hindle U. of I. BS. - Frank Ceney S.l.U.-C., E.I.U., Knox Col., Purdue U. BS., MS. MATHX77 X john jones S.I.U.-C, B.M. PHYSICAL EDUCATIO iiisl' Q...'1i?5'i.,.....i.ilQil5liQ. A , E E s 3 ' leffv Allen ' 4 A,,- EIU Ms., BS, Ed. PDE P.E, if A r 1 X-1 .A A Y David Ball 5.E. MO., EIU B.S., M.S. Rick Huddleston Coyote College B5 Health Education, a semester course for freshmen, is a general study of the bodily needs. Drivers' Education, offered to qualifying Sophomores, is a combination of classroom book work and behind-the-wheel in- struction. Physical Education, a four Greg Matthews Spring Arbor Col., S.l.U.-E. Taylor U. BS. year requirement, includes ac- tive participation in class func- tions, written theory tests, and student skill evaluation. Harland Scheibal SlU-Carbondale,SIU- Edwardsville BS. and M.S. in Education S S . ,, Y 24 V s,,,g4,12,-:uff,.,-3333311-. -:-g-'k21'1:':wfMSammi. at rt., . 4 eu if 2 is E , J r H' - , .Al , Kris Whitley Diane Woods IL State Belleville, Eastern 3.5, A.A., BS Rich Stewart S.E. MO. State Un. Greenville College B.S. in Education Compliments of CHER'S HEALTH SPA P.E., HEALTH, DRIVERS EDJ79 EXPERIMENT TIME The courses that one can take in the Science Department are many. Besides the freshman sci- ence and biology that are required, there are ana- tomyfphysiology, genetics, cell microbiology, physics, and chemistry. Work labs consisting of making and engine, autopsy on cats and sharks, operating on rats, and reproducing fruitflies are part of the courses as well as text work. A solar day exhibit was held for the second year. Projects created by individual students were on display showing various ways the sun's energy can be put to use. WE, fst- Ken Schaal E.I.U. BS., MS. X bp- r 'P it I!! John Minor E.I.U., S.I.U. BS., B,A. 77' it i , 5 as xi' I E M Pam Roper Knox College B.A. r ,pr . 14' 3 1:6171 O U A Manford Sievers Roger Reeves SE' MO' Greenville, Washington U B-9-' M-A4 s.i.u.E. 80 SCIENCE A.B., MS. 1 E Jr' - A if' 5 lx Ax 5 Donna McSperritt W.l.U. - B.S. in Education Project S.U.C.C.E.S.S. PRUIECT S.U.C.C.E.S.S. .ae ' ' ' 'Nt xii f' ' lr 5 S Yolanda lolliff Belleville Area College Project S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Teacher's Aide new-ww I EE? -f-st t X R 3 1 5 my i One of the newer programs at H. H. S. is a class taught by Mrs. McSperritt with the assistance of Yo- landa Iolliff. It is a form of Study Hall averaging about 5 students per hour in which she can individually assist each student on any of their daily homework. New Start, Inc. is a state and federally funded agen- cy which offers a class on pre-employment skills at Hillsboro High School. Other services we provide to Hillsboro High School students include job place- ment, drug and general counseling, and referral to other area social service agencies. 5 ,gqtityt QW? fifty at page WW ww ,df Alan Reifhaff NEW START PRCGRAM U. of I. - B.S. New Start SPECIAL EDUCATIONXBI - 'U -fa, -ya- ' - J- -1- Si' F l if az -- f mn if 1 'Nfl .. 'I 1 rv 11' , 51, S I ,405 f 'J -'n lI'.'f:: .n'1'L' 'Q 'x . ' an 'r I , ,4' X l'l -,, ff f ,- A rf . A 5' fi. S ff rx iw ' -. Y - lata Q - , ,Q . IM' r ,- - 1 ' f W, A xx U 411 ' ,ad 1 n JT s' ' v- I I M l . A . 'V ' xi! nl .3-' s.Q' ' fi.: . A -5-5 ' -'ff J ' 5 ' TDM 5 I W r-,v 'ag X A 'N B .fi ,Q Qi ,M X ff M ,i xf 11? X 5, --nf. vx Q Q-YQ' r 1 1 pa? xr 4 I., , 'fg1,:-f'-15:31 1 'F A A 1, ll .. 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W'-2 ffm:-1 f 'WfM 2' MCLAUGHLI FREIGHT LI ES HOMECOMINGXSS HoMEco imc QUEEN CANDIDATES lg?-1 Robin Simmons Dana Browne Debbie Stretch Julie Eickhoff escorted by escorted by escorted by escorted by Will Cinos jack Miller Mark Russell Loren White Brenda Mikeska Mona Homa Cindi Theriac Helen Schroedel escorted by escorted by escorted by escorted by Brian Craden Doug Speiser Randy Greenwood Alan Young Y X i N 1 . . . N 'x Y K ' ,1'- A Donna Clottelter Maid of Honor Gretchen Sanders Marianne Combs escorted by Natalie Young escorted by esrorted by Bob Eifling escorted by Kenny Saathoff Kent l.0v9laC9 Todd Bennington Compliments of DR. HERBERT SWARSEN, DR. BARBARA A. MULCH, DR. ROBERT F. MULCH BUCANDIDATES DR. WALTER R. WILLIAMS 8: STAFF 1980 HoMECoM1NG QUEE A DQGURT Retiring Queen, Deon Neely escorted by John Lewis Queen, Beth Young escorted by Paul Millburg Tammy Hughes Assistant M.C. Keith McGill M.C. Compliments of LITCHPIELD BITUMINOUS CORP. 1980 Homecoming Queen Beth Young QUEENS COURTXB7 4135 N WH' :gf .sf I ,L N. 39 2? 1 5 Y WW, ,422 ,0 :ww .vu-ln... 4-nah, f- fix 4 gil? DOWN! 'N V QQWHl1 I SP Games People g . P n . pa. ,iz , S: 6 A Qefv . l i ,v N : 'fi .' ' ' ' ' Take that ! You can only do it with your mouth 2 + 2 :? open! l 92-Ti t f-f-ff-:'f- . W, ' T 'Y i'4'Z'L'I if .. , 7 ,ICQ fe fl , -1-Q. ' .,',9,',V.' i If,1,,,f,.l ...gf ig 1? 1 .Aff 5:1 ' ' ,f '--- '.1 li- JS. i A if - , N , H .r.',fw,,,,.. 'A A' A fl-'1' ' 'A'4 fl -X ' 43543 b'o .'t- 'AA . . - 1 - 'fp 3 .-ijffzfff' a 1 1 . . . ' ,' , ' - ' t 5 '?i51?f X S .. lo. . , M. Q . -gg A v ,K . i Gras 4 - A n - . 1 U ' ' 'fo 1 - ' , - W ' - u :uma1.veokv1yowu'.u4 -,QL .' . .3' r ,-. Q. , ' FJ! - . ,-.. Yby -..M - A p ' Q. 4 ---f --.... l M, A' S . 4 -Y , ,,' -... .A . . H 'L' + I got it! You take it! What a swinger . . . Right about there 7 Hit me with your best shot just a little bit more! In YOU! f-BCG! Compliments of 90fFALL SPORTS SECURITY SAVINGS AND LOAN Pla Ready? ..... Break! Get serious Ref!! A,-N Y Q A M' if ' Ti' V443 '-1. -g S fa' 33 3 ff, ,051 A ' W' 4 'fl' '9' 'if' 6. ' if fp 1 -4,5555-4-7vfv,5 ,. 'Q - Y QQ '?U?I321A,J',1CJN a v . , , ,uw NT' , 'Z W .A Q: '- 'SH' 4 3 W Y .4 ,Ag ,gm , 5 as 'ef -i 4, .1 ' f-- ' ,gc . fw:vf,g,,a:,af,f'-L. . . I . W 'A w , 1 .. . it-if LH: Q j 12733 , 1 - 5, I 6,1 i57l5-' f x g- , ,e qw , K ...f,-mn.. . . , If Q 1 ml l 1 l ei 1 l ff F-71, 'ii' .jg gr Mlzzfpfgiffi' r , 1 L . r f llillixlmh F! , 'E Nl. . , K 5 , EEK! Next Victim Watch this Mom! Look at My form! Maybe we should try a little coordination. Compliments of FALL SPORTSf91 347593, -989' -or 4 .fn w - , ' - - 1 - f ' ff . , ig,,,,y.v it-jsix, ,x.x - ..,T X'4f--iwvx in 6. up ad' 'fl' 49339 'X I. H A ' wx L 1 .1 I gif n P 'E S L x I V 'M Q . HF 1 u .J 5 :R 17- 0 wr-tk A urs- f I I f I I 1 A I I , I V, fm ' v' X, I 'J -I ,,s MJ 92x FOOT BALL X 1: A 1 66 1 4g?',,w- A . M. 4 'WM ' 'Lf' ., f'. .X Q U . ! - XX Iwi, ' i .' --' li Compliments of ANGELCYS PIZZA RSITY FDDTBALL SQ AD Seated L. to R.: Mark Scheibal, Glenn Lipe, Dieter Rademacher, Mark Russell, jack Miller, Bob Price, Lenny Kurfiss, Roger Bonney, john Silt- man, john Lewis, Randy Greenwood and Richie Westbrook. Kneeling L. to R.: Bob Eifling, Ron Butler, Paul Millburg, Eric Seward, Neil Stanton, Alan Young, Kevin Fuller, john Mondine, Chuck Allen, Mike Ellington, and My Mike Ernst. Standing L. to R.: Coach Ball, Kenny Saathoff, Kevin Wilt- shire, Andy Harvel, Kelly Wineburner, Carl Lindberg, Randy Brooks, Eric Hart, Shaun O'Guinn, jerry Price, j.C. Severs, jim Smith and Coach Stew- art, They We Staunton 0 14 - Gillespie 20 26 Pana O 27 Effingham 34 21 Vandalia 8 23 Greenville 19 8 Shelbyville 14 0 Taylorville 0 27 Triad 14 12 C?- Compliments of HAPPY WANDERERS' WORLD OF TRAVEL VARSITY FOOTBALUQ3 You've got to be joking! The HHS Varsity Football squad kicked off this season winning 4 out of their first 5 games, much to everyone's surprise actually. Having lost numerous seniors last season, there was fear of weakness in the upcoming 1980 season. But, for the beginning of their season, the 'Toppers continued to defy the predictions and tallied one win after another. Stunning wins over Gillespie and Pana opened their year and carried them high, until they were upset by Greenville midway through the year, a definate turning point in their season. From there, HHS went on to post a mediocre but nevertheless, win heavy, 5-4 record. The Hiltoppers were 3-3 in the Midstate. Ten seniors pictured below were featured on the 1980 squad, which was heavily composed of juniors. On this note, there seems much reason to be optimistic for the upcoming year. But, in reflection, certain moments of the 1980 season will live on forever in the minds of the young men below. When in retrospect, they are sure to remember their 3, impressive shutouts, numerous last minute rallies, a heartbreaking homecoming loss, and the fact that, under the direction of Coach Dave Ball, they were able to defy the predictions. it ' se va., , , tar' 'Q VW-F3 T i ' M V Q , ., 5 -if ., . VV 5' V Q ,- ,X ,.,.,,g,.1 sf' lil.: 1 . Island' ' 'A 1 V X UQ R - . lx! lxl, gg , U-2-M 6, ...V ,A-4-4 P . ' .2 'wa' x ' 4 , U .N ' , E ' .art ' A .' a gf 4 x 'SQ ft ,T-4956-fi ge- 1 , ,Q u ,! , ' A 'Y' , . . - 3 'gil 'rf . L ' amish W 'Q Vt 1 'ft ' H K, 1 .A g 1 , Q. ,, ' ,an um . .5 i - V, T5 , -my 1 ,JW 10- -I , .. , , -A , Z . ffff. f' f ':--- -IG ' -'fm .. A ', . ig. ' ' K ' f ' ' fa- .-.J . . ' , , A , JM' . A . ,Q g 1. ,. e,gf '4g-- v'fl 12313 ,- - 6 '75 A 4 . - , J wr? ' ' gfx' ' -- 'ffl ' ff' ' Qiufffhr -:FT Eric Seward Randy Brooks Mark Russell Paul Millburg live n H 'Y' . 1 gag, ' .4 V1 - W ' Wh ,.x'?',4 L? .ll ' .f '52 ' W ff ,,... Q 'Z ' V A Y V 'J as Lf! . 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'v 5'-35: S '3'1l 'tv Sfwi-fr K.-f Eiflmg T4 r55'fL., -T V , ,.f3.vePriw0brif45L P ' .- l ' if .. tri? ' -J, f- if-pci I 3-5. . i' 1' ifyqiraqgri ,Wm Compliments of STATE FARM INSURANCE 9-MSENIOR VARSITY 0 J.v. 1fooTBALL TEA .... ..L. . . . .L...........4............x..-...,.a., .. ...,...,..........-..... L.. .. . - .. . .. it -- -s ,- L ..ha . .XN. A Bottom Row, L to R: L. Adams, D. Rademacher, I.C. Sievers, K. Tuetken, 1. Price, S. O'Guinn Second Row, L to R: D. Nobbe, J. Smith, I. Currie, S. Ralston, K. Wiltshire, L. Kurfiss Third Row, L to R: Mr. Allen, coach, T. Groves, K. Fuller, J. Mondin, A. Harvel, K. Wineburner, R. Booney . . j.V. Scores WE THEY Gillespie 6 6 Highland 6 12 Pana 12 14 Effingham 6 28 Vanclalia 6 13 Greenville O 14 Shelbyville 6 29 Taylorville 6 0 Qlforfeitj Row 1, L. to R: L. Clayton, S. Haycraft, R. Theriac, T. Zucco, M. Krummel, R. Hancock, I. Smith, B. Patton, D. Hut- ter, R. White, S. Clayton Row 2, L. to R: Coach G. Matthews, T. Compagni, M. Elliot, B. Mattox, B. Reeves, D. Mercer, Brian Iagosh, M. Bayliff, R. Hawley, C. Lentz, S. Guinn, Coach Hindle Row 3, L. to R: D. Blain, H. Satterlee, C. Brown, T. Lohman, R. Smith, M. Lelune, D. Dewitt, M. Blain , ffI 'f- -A-.qt Freshman Scores if , 4?l:rglFIZl.-Tl?-'-l:lfpl I ' -.A X.:-. 1 W' X.- 3,.Q:I ' WE THEY f A Pana 12 18 A .il Litchfield 6 42 Q ,rfj Carlinville 6 6 xx, j,:,'3'7 Varldalla 35 24 , Greenville 25 6 . 4. '.,4'f:tL, Q N ' 1-'Q' Staunton 12 6 .i 'f Q, if , kf Qc , c . , 2nd place in Triad Jamboree PRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Compliments of WOODY'S EAST JVXFRESH. FOOTBALUQS if-ff ..- X 14 li' lltll IRLS TENN S An open tennis roster at the beginning of the 1980 Girls Tennis season at I-IHS, which was left that way due to last year's graduation, was filled out commendably under the direc- tion of first year girls coach, Mark Matthews. A good turnout for this year's team led the relatively new squad to tally a winning 7-5 record. Despite several difficulties, the 'Toppers plunged through their schedule contests quite well Three seniors who helped hold the young squad together were Lori DeR1ght Cathy Bourdoumrs and Julie Erckhoff Along with the efforts of their cohorts the girls squad posted several shutouts also Perhaps the highlight of the female raque teers season was their representation by two team members at the state competition The dou bles team of DeR1ght and Frazier placed at dis tricts and therefore qualified for state competition a commendable accomplishment The females trav eled to Chicago for their tough competition ' 4 Bottom Row LtoR T Atterberrv L Bro n J Dunn D Fraizer and B Reynolds Top Row L to R S Matthe ,I Bruemmer I. DeR1ght C Bourdoumrs ,I Eiclchoff and Coa h M Matthe The graduation of the three aforementioned sen iors leaves the roster again semi open and lacking in upcoming seniors for next year Coach Matthews will again seek that re building magic which brought him wins this year I 1 ' l l . . N ' . - I . Q . I - f 96 onus' TENNIs Compliments of GORDON AND CONNIE BROWN SEN IORS naw Km M32 L 0 r C a I h Y B o u 1' d o u rn 1 9 cw . 3 5: X if- QQEQQ, gang 4. Q- ., .5 'v w .- run .Q N -,T gf- ' g aw J . k . .iq - .,.. V 'iix Q viii' Wav' 45 -- IH t 'Wx XM ,. . ... J .N-A 'f fs:-1.-V.f,'2N?. ' ? ,- ' ' ' . L lrik-'33 1 X sggy-.x, Ykgigi -V. A ., s QR ' S f NW' , E25-:W ,,:11v:5 'ig1j.-TNQ ' .--vv, , '.,. ., xt A, , V 1' -4+ ,,.qf',,, , .,: M -A31 I u I i e E i C k h 0 f f GIRLS' TENNISX97 VARSITY AND IUNIOR VARSITY IFF! -A' I .1 . Kneeling L. to R.: L. German, T. Lynch, l. Ward, S. Brown, D. Boyd, G. Lynch, L. Holcomb. Standing L. to R.: P. Elizondo, L. Weston, B. lorn, S. Dixon, M. Meyer, L. Bruce, D. Hosick, and K. Hamby. SEASON RECORD OPPONENT Stuanton Morrisonville Gillespie Nokomis Litchfield Mt. Olive Lincolnwood Pana Effingham Mulberry Grove Vandalia Litchfield Shelbyville Taylorville Witt Gillespie 08 X OLLEY BALL 3-15, 3-15 fLostl 15-9, 10-15, 5-15 fLost1l 15-17, 5-15 QLL-,stir 5-15, 7-15 fl.,OSt,l 3-15, 2-15 fLostfl 15-7, 15-8 fWonIl 5-15 3-15 QLOSU o-15 5-15 lLost1l 5-15 2-15 qLostjb 15-6, 15-7 qwonjr 1-15, 2-15 fLostIl 13-15, 5-15 fLostIl 4-15, 7-15 lLostIl 3-15, o-15 4L0sfjr 5-15, 15-3, 15-7 CWonl 6-15, 10-15 fI.o5tJ 6 v-.1 A' k Et -.R mx, 4 n ' -X Woods Coach N Laurxe Weston Becky jorn Sherry Dixon .-,J 2164 '-5 Q , a, f gig A www-nmwwiwwf' ' W S.. A W 5 'if' ' , .. ' :W 9 ' VOLLEYBALLXQQ CRCJSS COUNTRY Compliments of MANOR MOTEL UG! ' . W rw I fc 1 ' it 5 at sri? l 3 .,v 2- , F ' za C O A C H s c A H A A L RECORD Morrisonville Cowden Shelbyville Effingham Altamont Shelbyville Chatham Bunker Hill Morrisonville Taylorville Bunker Hill Carlinville Taylorville Shelbyville Mt. Zion Cowden Invit We They 19 36 59 80 59 29 50 15 60 28 60 37 60 46 60 25 15 42 50 15 46 16 25 39 15 44 79 34 79 23 ational 1st Effingham Invitational 18th Carlinville Invitational 8th Districts Won 10 f-.'. f . xr -'Y' ' Row 1 left to right B Allen R Christer T Hughes B Brandt and C. Hughes. Row 2, left to right: D. Hawkins K Sollami D Brandt Coach Schaal W Cmos D Carney and R. Shipman. Iv '- 4 is . K'-.21 ' if-wkswlgv 55:- 1 'F'-3 .Y P .- f - A .. 1 l 1 Q' - No 4 , V P I - , e v 1 f 4 1. X Ji Y , '10 s x 'K'- -uc . r gm! A '11 Will Ginos Del Reeves sth Lost 5 2-fvifuqnf . QMVPJ icaptainj Rich Christer IL' - fa f- WM -. 4, ':r.,n- U NA ,.v,, . , I M . nga'-?:!aa,..,.-..,,f,9,,,v J ..-L '-,,,.,.-v-- ' - .H ,. ' - r.- ' If'- 3 ' ' ,151 ' .-- Q. K iv ' ,. sg ,sr tg Q. . 0 ,f.k.:. : 5 Aw, 'T' And They're Off! B. Allen Q3-3 if-it f' X,'i:', f . Ra fag .ffwweesl ,igfzezmg iff: mwgxtw -- .,,- . . ,.- L ,. ,,.,, . -wg sm ra ge.: ,gf Nia- . . rf-ef 1 , :f?i5f5.?fs?i img' if is-,is is 'J' tv ' 13955 Hi we--f'5-1'9.' '-' S CJ 803.-7 .b Q ' ' - A -1 . r 'fa , , , M. , X: ht -. A fi 1' Q C. Hughes It was a season of rebuild- ing and transformation for the HHS Cross Country squad. Unfortunately, this was reflected in the fact that victories seemed to be few and far between for the 1980 harriers. Many of the squads prob- lems can be attributed to the numerous graduation casual- ties and consequently 1980 became a year of planning and reconstructing HHS's Cross Country team for fu- ture seasons. Only two sen- iors filled out the 'Toppers roster, Will Ginos and Tammy Hughes. Each year, the Cross Coun- try circuit has seen more and more females participating. For the first time in Hills- boro's history, females found their way to the 'Toppers ros- ter. Coach Ken Schaal's crew consisted of three young women, and the trend is like- ly to continue. So many new beginnings were set into motion during the 1980 year, and promise of a broadening Cross Country squad seems eminent. CROSS COUNTRY! 101 ANOTHER CNE BITES ,,,. , Y I. X. 3.2 if W A K ,. . , ,rim A43 Q Wf S ml WYINTER SPORTS Compliments of ARTHUR L. SALSI, C.P.A. ivxWM'.'-,H x.5: Q'2 W ,i-,N Q 1 . bT.':i .Q--' - V? A ,W ,S ,, H 3 -f-' THE DUST! A I 2 1 gf! W, Compliments of COFFEEN NATIONAL BANK ., . ., :A , ? ,M Sr- 1 5, 2. . '-' ,nw an I I ..., , . Q f yn- ? ' J 129' f MZ? ,f J. , A1474 ,QQ - M, ,1- C 3 Mis, 0, :I ., It FH nm. V V ' I-:Wff :, ,V my faifif ' ' 'JAY 4 , L 'ffi'Q'2l', 'V 41 V ' .V H042 WINTER SPORTSXIOB VARSITY S SENIOR K' A Future All-Stars! Kent Lovelace Row 1 L. to R.: E. Buerlcett, K. Lovelace, N. Stanton, J. Brown, M. Marty, E. Hart, S. Smith, M. Scheibal, R. Westbook. Row 2 L. to R.: Coach Scheibal, mgr. S. Ralston, D. Reeves, C. Lindberg, C. Hunsche, mgr. I. Hefley, Coach Huddleston. 104f'VARSlTY BASKETBALL BASKETBALL It was a rebuilding year for the HHS varsity basketball squad, this evident from their 8-18 overall record. Coach Harland Schei- bal's crew faced many a disheartening contest throughout the season losing several by narrow margins. Despite a number of tight contests, the 'Topper came up on the losing end more often than not. The ball club did have several glimmering moments in an otherwise lackluster season, including a second place finish in the early season Greenville Tourney. The 1980-1981 cagers are sure to remember also their triple overtime loss to Taylorville. Only one graduation casualty will hurt next years Hilltopper squad, the lone senior this year being Kent Lovelace. The orange and black varsity can look forward to an experienced ball club next year. w.x Next Dance?! .A nl' 9 JV-Q 1-r bf' 1 y 3 Was'5'1xx1ws'w33:4si:vEs ,,::'V '-Visits + Q1FgIiWEWf'5'- ' '- Xi -ll-53-. fi' V.Vgr:T1-Q -'i A ,., ?rf'V'EZ.'E ? V-2..7V:t 2- IV -7 . Fi .V V . V V 3-I. S, ' fi-.cf itiiwww . V. 4 fifl.SNS-1-'Rv-rer,Vf1:ig-1'1'VrN 4- V' -. fr : - - . . . .V ---- ' -Vw-r. 1-E:.:9.::V:wQv 'x r-oV.V:-,2-.f:-:V1-22:-.4-:--:V .--V1:V:Nr:-5:64. -1-:Q-magma-SPA' ,sQ'mg:-,- - . -NX .- 1 4-V - , K V -V f- --gm. fV -e-1 ,- V VV '-'- V - ,- .. - V' ,M V Q as ' NWS-is H' M Q Q, ss asf fx Qs - - - .- , - ,. V -f Tl E 4 NN. P2 V .1 -N .. 'X S33 2:55555-:.,,1 X-'Q'-.K 'Q Cs- 71 3' '- ' ' . e 51 -L,-. 5 V5 Q 1 V . ' wh ' -V V V .. A- V . VV ' fvf'-19521-V'1x:v-1-2:-Q-'-:'XVss:.m:...q.-:v,:,f:4 we- -: M Rwsvxav-zz:-:Q-:VV-.v - N ? V -- VV - We 5' VM !'2S'3QfxvVQv -X -. K. NQ31 wt' - . Xt N - . 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'.5:: .MV-.8 , tn ' V 1- reenvllle as 'V 'i - V -- 1 66 1 V 'F -' A V T Taylgfvlue, ..,.Vm.A '.'3aeVVV- ' , V 61 - - 62 Q3 0 l K es. . wb Vt' - S Carlinville 76 55 . V. ...V Qramte git ' 50 .. V 60 V - -Via:-fi:-P'-f--N:-m.1. ,, - . -V Mt. Olive 5 76 Q 43 ' .. Bunker Hill -V 45 60 Nara:-AN.9:, -:Q . . - V X 'r 5 ,iigq . ..,.. .. ,.... .. ,. , iff.. S fliiizilsf A-. 8 Wins V' 18 crosses 4 V X 'N' Mwuummc, ..... , VARSITY BASKETBALIJIOS I.V. SQUAD p I. 5' f J 'MD . .L A N Q . . l' 4 f: , 1 . 5 - ,,,,.,,,.,.,...,. V XQJJ Q A , 'Y ' N Q FJ' - - l 4 fr l- vf X NJN' . 4. ' - ' , 1 ' 1 -1: ' H '. 5 . .I al ' L Q I, ', . F X .V , K 'R Q I. . x s . ! ,N VLAXH . - Tx A-1 .-x 1 -., W ' ' , A, f if ' 'X . 4 ,xx -- - 4. .- f p I J' 'J EV 'll' ' Ig ,1 A i .,. CN. A f, l, is D' ' 'S' le XR! Q X 4 1 N . 'S i fx 4 V I ' , 1 f H m- ,Swim , ' . 5. V ' :,- ' , C!'w'l'E9N 5 . -:ly . p iii Q 4 N, E . ty! N4 -3 W .-. V gjf if , . F, , ' h , M ee l ' ' R i ' ' A za? N ..,-,. . .5 1 ,Zi I I I s t fx 'f W Z.. ,Lb 7 P ,. . P .' ' Vi 1. f i' ir' f Y Al 1 - 1 ' ' 7 Kneeling from left to right: I. Smith, D. Rademacher, R. Eddington, D. Gray, E. Buerkett, I. C. Severs, D. Meyers, G. Smith, Standing from left to right: Coach R. Huddleston, J. Mormino, S. O'Guinn, M. Marty, A. Hobbie, E, Hart, B. Rieke, and Manager S. Ralston. Opponent We They in-Ig 2 Vandalia S1 55 Effingham 57 78 ,' QD Chatham 42 41 I Lincolnwood 53 58 , 1 Litchfield 62 53 A 1 Shelbyville 54 33 . If Greenville 49 47 I: ,' Pana 53 64 1 Ii ,' Taylorville 35 44 li 1' Triad 46 48 'I 1 Vandalia 49 46 l u f Pana 48 60 x I I ,I Effingham 48 59 ,ffl , I I Greenville 45 53 ,f l I ll' Taylorville 49 45 ' if Lf Carlinville 70 46 X' Shelbyville 52 45 Granite City-North S6 S1 106!1.V Compliments of A 81 C BUILDING SUPPLY FROSH. SOPH. SQUAD Kneeling from left to right: R. Shipman, S. Clayton, B, Patton, I. Smith, D. Meyers, 1. Mormino, J.C. Severs, D. Rademacher, D. DeWitt, B. Allen, G. Reeves, Standing from left to right: Manager, M. Shreve, M. Elliot, C. Brown, T. Lohman, J. Goldsmith, H. Satterlee, M. Blain, C. Lentz, D. Blain, K, Fowler and Coach G. Matthews Compliments of 'K' . nr I Q A . Nxhgo R.M. PATTON C.P.A. Opponent jerseyville Shelbyville Mater Dei Greenville Gillsepie Pana Litchfield Vandalia Taylorville Litchfield Raymond Pawnee jerseyville Greenville Litchfield Pana Vandalia They 42 36 57 63 49 56 35 39 44 41 67 55 46 36 25 53 31 l3roshfSophf107 zu -me I Y E.-'Erbs 5 :Alina -1, ft ,P ' , 815' -age. 4- Ying' l 'v.:': , QM E Eff' J A -'J P t ' . 43 E Q., .1 ,ee M Donna Clotfelter Diane Lousks Beth Young Marsha Brewer These are the girls who laughed and cried. With infinite loyalty that never died. With spirit and pep they carried our team, Our cheerleaders forever, the Topper's dream. julie Eickhoff Efin PENIS 1oefvARs1TY CHEERLEADERS Compliments of DeKalb Seed, RAYMOND W. EICKHOFF THE SPIRIT JV and Varsity Sponsor Mrs. McCoy Freshman Cheerleaders Bottom: Jodi Elam, Middle L to R: Mary Beth Durbin, Julie Lee, Lori Mes- nard, Top: Tammy Cruthis, and Angie Watson JV Cheerleaders Freshman Sponsor From Top to Bottom: Debbie Frazier, Chris Boston, Sally Homa, Andrea MTS. MOOIS Gonzalez, and Evelyne Hughes JV 8: FRESH. CHEERLEADERSHO9 SENIUR WRESTLERS Todd Bennington Bob Eifling Paul Millburg Alan Young Coach Ball and Coach Allen uo,WRESTLlNC Compliments of CANDY'S CAFE Paul Loucks Despite severe graduation casual- ties from the year past, the I-II-IS wres- tling squad overcame the predicted lack of depth and posted winning marks. Coach Dave Ball rebuilt his squad for '81 and romped through the season to tally 14 wins and only 6 losses. Indeed it was a season of unexpect- ed accomplishments from the local grapplers. Their first place win at the Shelbyville conference tourney and their second place finish at districts are two such commendable feats. Post season action was impressive also-five wrestlers traveled to the sec- tional competition. Three 'Toppers, Mark Calufetti, Ernie Renfro and Alan Young, won their way to state competition and were also named to the State Register journal wrestling honor roll. Next year, Coach Ball doesn't face such mammath senior losses as he had coming into this year. Neverthe- less, six seniors will have to be re- placed-they include: Paul Milburg, Mark Calufetti, Paul Loucks, Bob Ei- fling, Todd Bennington and Alan Young. 1 1 i Kneeling left to right: B. Currie, T. Zucco, L. Clayton, B. Eifling, A. Young, T. Bennington, P. Millburg, T. Groves, K. Solami, R. Theriac, Standing left to right: L. Kurfiss, K. Fuller, J. Snoddy, I. Price, K. Wineburner, T. Wiltshire, J. Stewart, C. Allen, J. Pruit, E. Renfro OPPONENT Highland CarrolltonfVandalia Mt. Olive Chatham Carlinville IacksonvillefTaylorville ShelbyvillefMascoutah Civic Memorial Tourney Litchfield!Decatur Lakeview VandaliafCumberland Alton Marquetteflaclcsonville Mt. Olive Tourney Jerseyville!Triad Mt. Zion Carlinville Tourney Centralia Shelbyville Tourney Conference Meet District Meet 19 teamsj Sectional Meet Q41 teamsj WE 40 50-56 24 42 26 25-34 47-34 . 4th 31-24 42-48 43-36 4th 35-34 29 4th 23 4th 1st 2nd sth Three boys went to state but dicln't place. Overall record 14-6. THEY 23 18-10 47 23 37 30-30 20-29 32-34 22-18 16-22 19-20 25 37 WRESTLINGXIII GIRLS if ix? if ga Pam Rufus Kelli Seaton V ,gg , 31 lx, 5 43, , I4 V, tr-24 v 20 1 .. wa' ,O X 373 llzff 530 .X K l 32 ,fi I3 i Kneeling l. to R: Theresa Boerckel, Mary Dagon, Kathy Hauskins, Lori Reeves, Konnie Durbin, Miki Meyer and Sue Howard. Standing L. to R.: Coach Roper, jancye Wisdom, Becky Williams, Linda Montgomery, Kelli Seaton, Patti Rufus, Ann Reynolds, Shelli Shook and Assistant Coach Stark. 112. GIRLS BASKETBALL BASKETBALL All season, the HHS girls basketball squad was plaqued by taped ankles, a sparse roster and a rigor- ous schedule, yet continued stamina and determina- tion on the part of the Hilltoppers brought them through. Coach Pam Roper's ball club managed to weather the series of ills and post a 12-12 overall record. The girls ball club, now in its third year as an HHS winter sport, had several highlights to their 80-81 season. The female cagers will never forget the fact that they made it to the regionals champion- ship. But, the most vivid of memories and reward- ing of accomplishments, it undoubtedly the fact that they fought back. When there was speculation that the club could kiss their win-loss record good- bye, the girls came roaring back and closed a seem- ingly insurmountable gap between win and losses. The girls' basketball team this year contained two very important seniors- Kelli Seaton and Patty Ru- fus. Patty is a 4 year varsity letter winner. She also holds the record for most assists in a single game f11j and was voted 1981 Most Unselfish player. Kelli also is a 4 year letter winner. She was select- ed as an all-area player by the Decatur Herald and to the all-tourney team for the Carrollton Tourna- ment. In that tournament, she set a new scoring record with 42 points. Her team honored her for these achievements by naming her as their Most Valuable Player and Best Defensive Player. S Effingham Sacred Heart Gillespie Nokomis Ursaline Vandalia Altamont Greenville Chatham Shelbyville Pana Carlinville Taylorville Highland Ierseyville Roxana Brussels Chatham Morrisonville Chatham Greenview Porta Litchfield Bunker Hill RECORD We They 43 62 39 67 60 20 38 18 40 44 35 50 41 62 36 27 47 35 57 64 68 54 38 69 59 87 42 62 32 47 66 32 42 49 52. 39 64 36 54 40 63 52 50 43 51 40 35 45 Season Record was 12 wins, 12 losses. GIRLS BASKETBAUJ113 WELCUME T0 ti ., Q 5 , 1' y V . A W if H -411693 1 nl, M, V. .nn-1... X a 6' I 5-5 Y . . . 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Oliver Morrisonville Chatham 34 Litchfield Lincolnwood 64 Greenfield Litchfield Morrisonville 61 Carlinville 61 Shelbyville 67V2 Pana Shelbyville 32 Vandalia Talorville Effingham Senior Kenny Saathoff Senior Wes Mueller Senior hm Simmons 'llx we.. ,V qv-f Wy M., ' x V-V--Wu -M..,.., + ., V.. fu' '-W--wnw....,N --V Q ' N ,....,N,,,,Nw . - - . 9'-:f 'w,:-:.ww..,, in-..., - my a'9W:x.,.,,,.v... NW ww --M ,M ww. W ww ., . ,, . I . '-'V-1-.-M , 'A' ' MQ-Qu? K , Y V . Y W T - www. an 4 M Sli- ww-M....,,,,,wM t - Q 1 ' ' Q Wwmj 'A '-Ii A A'-Nl w W .. , -MA Q .,..,,,MY, :4-M! --w..,M-..,,,,0n Qww 49.1, W 'M x...,w H - .,.. 'v-. ...., . V+. - 'Q V WM WW .. .4 ,. mv... ' , . . - . + if 4 ., W-V 'N '- V , V ' r f: -,.,:,:1 , Q - Q, M . - -Vw. wwf , ,1,.lJV,.Q-: A, :j '. '73 f - 'M,,z,:x. V - - - '- X N I I I .fist ,b ww-Mi, :in bi: 1 , .UA . J - .. Ei' lm. Al- f ' - 4-:fn ' H .W 1-V Vf-'nv ' V '- V. wf 4 - - ' 5' '. 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Nr HQ 'Q 944 4, 'lf 'QV' gr, ,:., ,K ,V X 5' Aw 433 '45 f.- '60, qu, ' 4' ' '- 'Q :. .Vp ., .,, ,. .. W V ' , gi Enter ., - - v , ' 'Yiwu .v . ' V - 1 ,Q jf , I -,-, ,n 1 A . ?4?mF'9 I , VV , f 35' 55?'7Z': ,. V 5 --:QV-:VV f V 3 fVVf V 'Z'VfV , ' -V K gf 4, 13 ,-aV,.M75 f'4'A - ' B . 3 wif 4'-fi11Z4f?ig,q' ' g W i 4 - ' ' s I 'va , Q., , 'Ve 1 '5 ., :nz-h,A,, -ug, , 1 :I ,:,:i:vE34 j:1..14. A Qiydixjw .f. ,V 3 2.11 PEZ' u f M, 'S f , Z' 19? s I f 156 5 ' X u f 1 x f 1. 2, Wf f. f. ' 'I'lf?s fm Q 4? , w . N' W, Qty. Q4 - u Z '42Aqnm Compliments of CARLOCICS DISTRIB TING CO. BOYS TRACKf117 GIRLS TRACK It was undoubtedly one of the best seasons for the HHS track squad in years, both winning and eventful. The team posted a 6-3 overall record and received several honors throughout the season, including a first place at the county tournament. The real excitement started for Coach Diane Wood's squad during f-'.. 1' l the post season events when the girls broke six school records at sectionals. Two Hilltoppers qualified for state competition that same day, C. Hughes and J. Wisdom. Cindy went on to place at State in the 800 and 3200 meter run. Many of the girls were also invited to postseason events such as the Springfield Best Meet and Area Best in Decatur and several did well. Seniors who will leave the '81 sports squad include Beth Young, Kelli Seaton, and Tammy Hughes. The remaining females can look forward to a good season next year. Wendy Moore Beth Young Compliments of KELLEY'S FOODS AND NATIONAL FITNESS CENTER ' ' 7 K Kneeling from L. to R.: Monica Spinner, Dawn Williams, jolee Corpani, Cindy Hughes, Iancyee Wisdom, Chris Boston, Beth Young, Tammy Hughes, and Cheryl Reeves. Standing from L. to R.: Becky Tucker, Sue Howard, Julie Lee, Connie Harms, Becky Slightom, Julie White, Janet Eccles, Betsy Stoner and Kay Hamby. Kneeling on stage from L. to R.: Coach Woods, Kelli Seaton, Lori Reeves, Deon Weston, Katherine Krummel, julie Houser, Norma Traylor, Pat Elizondo and Wendy Moore. OPPONENT WE THEY 1, Greenville 74 78 Litchfield Relay ,Znd R' I' , x QBoys!GirlsJ Litchfield 78 49 Chatam 8: Riverton 69 59-29 Effingham 76 I 52 Shelbyville 61 67, Carlinville 8: Nokomis 62V2 K' Taylorville 67 L .AQ - Pa na 33 I ' fl Litchfield Invit. , Qfrosh-Sophj y 2nd ext' Vandalia 103 .sir it TammY H'-1Sh9S Conference , 4 Kelli Seaton County 'list Districts tied for Zndw' 118 GIRLS TRACK Q, AM, V--.fwa f. . . F 4 Lf' x ,'.ffyyl f .V ' fn 9 uv- fzzf W f gm . 4 fc I ., V: F , , lm -3 ,Q 1 1 ' f' bl, , , ,, 4 I W , ,.WWM., 4 V+' A 1 ' Q ' f 2, 2 'f , ' X if' ,, '- 9 1 W. J , 2 Q .4 f 1 L W FY Ax , b A i I 44 ix dv 11? VW' I f inf' . , , we it - Sei , , V- M .5QgfI:,5i . , H ' ' it hm 4, ,f h :gg2:,,,1.,.- X 4 - -- . 53, ,323 qua' N 1 1,1 1 ' , - ,af , .5 ,, Na I. , 5 536 ,Q TI. 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Standing L to R: Geoff Reeves, manager Dieter Rademacher, Kevin Fuller, Eric Hart, Ron Leible, Brad Hart, Glenn Lipe, and Coach Mark Mathews. OPPONENT WE THEY Ierseyville 5 O Auburn Won by forfeit S , Chatham 8 1 S Vandalia 3 6 R Taylorville 2 7 E O'Fallon 1 8 E Greenville 4 5 A Highland Tourney 4th place C Triad 4 1 S Highland 2 7 Shelbyville 8 1 Effingham 4 5 Conference 2nd place . E R Greenville 2 . ' N District 6th place D Won 5 Lost 7 120f'BOYS TENNIS Compliments of FlNLEY'S PHARMACY T Q r - .-: Rs I I 1 SENIOR 'N ,fx BRIAN GRADEN ,1 . I -,V 5 .af gp, -. . Q xx, W -XM. .LLL , -.A f, --.ft -I I as ., . ,W The HHS boys tennis squad had a season of rough breaks, but nevertheless ended up posting a 5-7 record. The raqueteers losses included several disheartening single point defeats and and cold and rainy weather con- ditions prevailed at several early season bouts. Late in the spring season, the club put it all together to take second at the Midstate Conference Tourney and were only one match short of the coveted title. Neverthe- less, the second place finish was commend- able. Two seniors, Brian Graden and Todd Bennington, have served their last games of high school tennis. The captain of the squad was David Finley and MVP waa Di- eter Rademacher. ar I ,flif ,M raaa -- c l 1,.itEga a'1-:al I -:!.'-m4E:i5':' ,5. sssiuihma.. .' -Fmlfilll-ivlli il i f'I .' I ui so IIPIE I ll: H ii Q in Inge' I -, Y A Q-1--B SENIOR TODD BENNINCTON 9 . ,Q 5 ' 1:--1 5:5s.z:::e's2:-:1-:::is':Iafvef2:L-:- . V SENIURS MQ- l 5. Loren White Kent Lovelace E. A. The baseball squad had another winning year under the instruction of Coach Harland Scheibal. The ball club was 13-6 for the year. Their successful season included a winning streak 8 games long, a county tournament first and a re- gional crown. The team advanced from region- als to sectional competition, and from there to the sectional finals. Here, the HHS season ended as they were defeated a mere one game short of state competition. Seniors leaving the club include Kent Lovelace, and MVP, Loren White. I gi -lung 1- ilQ- Kneeling left to right: S. O'Guinn, M. Maroney, j. Brown, L. White, M. Scheibal, K. Lovelace, R. Westbrook, H.-Satterlee. Standing left to right: Coach Scheibal, Manager R. Rieke, R. Butler, D. Meyers, I. Price, J. Mormino, J. C. Severs, G. Smith, J. Currie, N. Stanton, Coach I. Price, J. Mormino, 1. C. Severs, C. Smith, j. Currie, N. Stanton, Coach Huddleston 122.1 VARSITY BASEBALL Compliments of HILLSBORO BOWL 36395 f A K s im A! . . . . 1 , Z 3 2 'A W ,A ,,..n,1xMA -, J: 1 -, 11 M' if ' ,- V . Y' ,, ..-L, 'azL,:zv, . There she goes! RECORD OPPONENT Effingham Civic Memorial Civic Memorial Vandalia Springfield Greenville Mt. Olive Litchfield Lincolnwood Nokomis Nokomis Shelbyville Mulberry Grove Taylorville Livingston Vandalia Ramsey County Tourney Regional Sectionals Won 13 Lost 6 WE 3 3 12 7 8 11 4 11 6 14 12 0 3 O 3 2 13 Zn 1st 1st d THEY 4 4 14 2 7 6 1 1 O 2 2 1 1 5 1 1 3 'Toppers at Busch Stadium. Did he or-didn't he? VARSITY BASEBALL! 123 's l 1 JU 1 iff ARSI I Y L ' SV fa if 1 64 -. ef twat .. X R at lim 1' i Af f . J .. f 1 ,wmfffw 51 1.52 A5 I 5 tl' Kneeling L to R: 1. Luhr, M. Elliott, S. Cuinn, B. Allen, S. Clayton, D. Mercer, B, Reeves, D. Blain, L. Clayton. Second row L to R: Coach Hudclleston, K. Fowler, C. Lentz, R. Hawley, T. Taylor, D. Myers, R. Theriac, D. Boyd, B. Mattox. Back row L to R: J. Goldsmith, I, Mormino, C. White, H. Satterlee, J. Sester, 1. Oberle, M. Bayliff. 124 J .V BASEBALL 4 SV! 557 MlUl HQ MU HILTOPPERS MARCH HO . . . P P n f W w sf' so Breed A zap as-r g M'-1-W . f 'f ...s 'oo , -1- .. , .- A f T U 5g 2..- A1 W' - Q A t' ' ' ' Q P . 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Z- Q--V Q Rifles from Left to Right: j. White, D. Clotfelter, C. Harwood, T. McCarty, Captain, C. Haeffner, T. Ever- DRILL TEAMXIZ7 WDODWINDS ,ax V . ' 1 L -- -.+A From L. to R.: D. Finley, M. Ryan, D. Mueller, S. Davis, D. Gonzales, P. 5 Elizondo, W. Ginos, B. Reynolds, P. Loucks, B. Slightom, D. Brandt, K. Snider, M. Plunkett, C. Goodin, I. Oberle, F. .- . .A4'd. .s Front L. to R.: R. Wright, D. Wilson, A. Gifford, L. Lazenby, S. Shook, L. Allen, M. Toberman, C. Hughes. Back L. to R.: T. Fox, D. Hefley, C. Puccetti, B. Tucker, C. Harms, M. Edwards, I. Boas, A. Reynolds, D. Carney, S. Huff, N. Meyers, L. Caulk, L. O'Guinn, I. Gendron, D. Loucks BRASS Ward, B. Jewell, R. Meyers PERCUSSID 0 g fp w?'Qg7:' rv? Q fe-gm 43.351-2..iiff..f.'f.'fz-:.?E: f A IZBXBAND SECTIONS Front L. to R.: L. Granthom, J. Bruemmer T. Greenwood. Back L. to R.: D. Beal, M. White, 1. Storm, R. Leible, L. McLean, J. Schmedeke, R. Govais, B. Lessman, D. Hamby, R. Shipman, B. Stoner. CUNCERT BA 60 ,, , H eSx.f.P m 1 T X K 5 f bi ,,,.f.. A----gg--sq - I D ,lt A 'Mt Row 1: L-R: T. Hughes, A. Gifford, A. Reynolds, I.. O'Guinn, M. Edwards, I Bass, C. Harms, T. Fox, S. Kershaw, L. Grantham, N. Meyers, L. Allen, I Bruemmer, C. Hughes. Row 2: H. Schroedel, D. Wilson, D. Loucks, L. Lazenby, D. Carney, L. Caulk, S. Huff, B. Tucker, B. Slightom, K. Snider, M. Plunkett, D. Mueller, M. Ryan, F. Ward, P. Elizondo, D. Beal, I.Gendron, D. Hefley, B. W-mr Les-sman, M. Toberman. Row 3: R. Meyers, C. Goodwin, B. Reynolds, D Gonzalez, P. Loucks, W. Ginos, D. Finley, S. Davis, B. Jewell, J. Schmedeke, M White, B. Stoner, R.Govaia, L. McLean, R. Shipman. Standing: Mr. Jones, I Storm, R. Leible, D. Hamby. Q' 5 3 S E E. Compliments of EVANS AND EVANS ATTORNEYS AT LAW CONCERT BANDf129 A 5? 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JUST SING' D SWI ' . 3,-- Ltvfwfssw K, . si M.. .Q I ...- , A 1 gg .gb X59 'Q K Q ' L Q 5' 0. 5. - fr f xl 4. N .L V., ,M ni' H ' tl 3 , n A, 1 ve .gm if ef N -g l 1-T tk is .. 556 Ya ..Q ' 'I Q 5 :iii , f V V B.-1 .. 5 gig? m A . ' r 5 .VE , Q. av.. ., K 'Ai LN Row 1: Left to Right, B. Graden, D. Loucks, D. Hamby, I. Mutchler, D. Gonzalez, L. Huber, P. Loucks, 1. Wisdom, j. Lewis, B. Young, D. Brandt, N. Young, W. Mueller. Row 2: L. Lazenby, D. Finley, L. Casey, R Rieke, T. Kopp, 1. Storm, P, Millburg, D. Mueller, A. Thomas, K. Fuller, I. Bruemmer, C. Brown, J. Davis, K. Lovelace. ' . - W. gf '2 .- - '- 'Z - 4 . , , .. 2 1 - ?zf 1wffff.f,:.2 1,112 ' '- 'Y iff s'21iif1i-H913-..i23Sik:, 'waxy Q: . ' a4L?.:: :-2'.-Z-.FA-Z1-1.w...,...592- . , ,, 4 f ,we Q1-N. J P -.. -.ng',,f3g,fg1,,g:..,.,-,x-tmllx ,gfw-A - , ., M 31,624 rw'-H fv' . Af w ww ff Q If Q V- 115- fa.. :E YZ Q aw s H ty 5 Q' 1 ,EE 12 55' 1 3 Q f KW- Q' 5 N -554'-, 1 Q Cf is YQ y J its .' . J N1 4' if . 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B 44 .r Brian Cranfill - Mike Beeler Rob Bergman lim Braido Steve Davis Debbie Elliott Vickie Ellis Charles Hicks Don Huber Walt King Jeff Lynch Roy Neimeyer Billy Orland Ronnie Sanford Shelli Stroup Brian Niehaus Long Clayton Fred Coleman HILLSBORO CHAPTER FFA MEMBERS Steve Osborn Todd Bennington jeff Blain Lisa Cranfill Ernie Eiler Scott Ellis David Harms David House Larry King Kevin Lewey Glenn Moore Brad Niemann Wesley Osborn Ray Shroyer Larry Williamson Ben Christion Son Clayton Louis Dodds Compliments of ILLINI PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Mark Elliott john Fenton Warren Hall Ronnie Hawley Robert Lane Neil Limper Randy Theriac Larry Kurfiss Steve Barricklow Randy Rieke Vern Everett Steve Guinn Andy Harvel Bill Kunze Doug Limper John Shroyer Chad White Lenny Kurfiss joe Kenny S 4 1361 FFA . M 4 L lo R: Steve Osborn, Parliamentariang Glenn Moore, Presidentg Mr. Cranfill, Advisorg Don Huber V ce President Mr Snopko, Advisorg Randy Rieke, Sentinelg Brian Cranfill, Reporterg Roy Niemeyer, Treasurer Backrow Vickie Ellis Secretary 2'4 Y Greenhand and DeKalb Awards L to R: Mr. Cranfill, Larry King, Glenn Moore, Mr. Snopko 'Xt Wx, :PV aw, H1 'i 2 vm., A Montgomery County Soil and Water Conservation L to R: Brian Cranfill, Mr. I. Spinner AW:-1 Foundation 'Awards A L to R: Steve Osborn, David Harms, Don Huber, Roy Nie- meyer, Brian Cranfill, Glenn Moore Farm Bureau - FFA Farm Management Award L to R: Mr. Ellis, Don Huber ' ' S PCA Award L to R: Mr. Griffin, Roy'Niemeyer Scholarship Awards O- A X L lo R:4Debbie Elliott, Lisa Cranfill, Larry King, Neil Limper Compliments of VOILS BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL INC: FFAXIJ9 lst row L. to R. Nora Bennett, President , Brenda Montgomery, Vice President 2nd row L. to R. Sandy Hopwood, Recreation Angela Snow, Secretary Monica Spinner, Treasurer B LU I3.H.A. - FRENCH C lst row L. to R. D. Huber, P. Canaday, L. Montgomery, N. Bennett, M, Spinner, B. Montgomery, A. Snow, Mrs States. Mrs. Wisdom, L. Huber. 2nd row L. to R. L. Caulk, M. Spinner, S. Brown, L. Caulk, K. BlankenshL. Huber L. Carter, D. Bennett, K. Miller. 3rd row L. to R. M. Eddington, T. Shannon, L. Mesnard, C. Robertson, C. Hosick K. Logsdon, T. Fox JW, . sf.'QiY cis rise PF w. aQQ?f'?4 . sg aff? . 4 . ' .sie e-Nl' ' H? . gear . . F Sitting: Evelyne Hughes, Secretary Brad Hart, Vice President Standing: Alan Young, President Kevin Fuller, Treasurer Mr. Mathews, Sponsor . ,. ,. . . 1 1 4 . f 5,6 3? 'Q' A ... .,j -' ful ' N . Q x , ...I 1. T 4 I as ' ' ' ' , Ibn,-m...t' - ' 31 ,fat Q a L .N 'U ii O 3 'K V . Ai s if 'W PX 0 X ok aff-:mill x X Q2 'Y I 4 1 l 1 H' ,, 7 .. V I lr'fziff3'2f't'. -ff ' 12. 4- 0 ' sv ag ,- . Z f as , Q ' Qu -. 'ilwfiimvf 2 A In .f ,A Q.. lb ., A 2 .-. ' - , rat :gr M we . 195' ,gy . if W, it M' K ' 4 x H, -wr, ,uf Q Y Ana' e 1 Ja, ny :Y , K Mfg, W' E ' egg, lst row L. to R. D. Mercer, P. Canaday, L. Reeves, J. Ward, B. Reynolds, S. Dobrinic. 2nd row L. to R. P. Schreve, L. O'Cuinn, C. Puccetti, K. Rhoades, B. Chesser, P. Frazier, R. Leible, K. Dudley, D. Leek, G. Anderson, H. Anderson. 3rd row L. to R. T. Oakley, L. Holcomb, J. Chesser, 1. Lee, E. Hughes, Mr. Mathews, B. Hart, D. Walker, D. Williams. 4th row L. to R. M. Dagon, M. Marty, S. Huff, C. Lindberg, R. Codemo, K. Fuller, L. Hart, A. Gifford, j. Elam, T. Mondhick, R. Scheifer Compliments of RX TRAVEL FRENCH CLUBXI41 mm 33 UU , 1 L. to R. Kristy Bennett-Treasurer Jim Ceney-Secretary Kandy Bennett-President Mike Ernst-Vice President 53:3 Z M41 55? Wulf' ..e.-..E .1 - fi. an 'ft W 1 ' ' GERMAN CLUB lst row L. to R: j. Bruemmer, j. Cendron, L. Gribble, M. J. Edwards, K. Krummell, j. Schmedeke, B. Hosick, B. Fenton, Mrs. Strope, Sponsor. 2nd row L. to R.: K. Bennett, 1. Ceney, M. Ernst, K. Bennett, L. Allen, D. Rademacher, M. Pruett -A A lst row L toR C Allen L Blevins, D Meyers JC Srevers 2nd row E Thomas A Thomas C Boston Brown B Allen 3rd row D Kirk, N Stanton j Claxon M Green Mrs Hrggms Sponsor cn -I Ll-I 3 2 4 d 4 ca Mr- I-I-I M D ff: Ez . N I TRAMURAL CHA Kneeling L to R: Paul Millburg, Mike Evans, jack Miller, and Rich Stewart. Standing L to R: Loren White, Keith McGill, Randy Brooks, Mark Russell, and john Lewis. MPS Take On Faculty In Basketball Kneeling L to R: Mr Allen, Mr. Mathews, Mr Deabenderfer, Mr Hindle, Standing L to R: Mr. Snopko, Mr Poznic, Mr. Ackerman, Mr. Matthews, and Mr, Stewart. if .wmmws ' ' . Standing L. to R.: Jim Hefley, John Sakach, and Jody Jones. Sitting: Jim Simmons. Not pictured: Robert Kershaw, and Lisa Alverson. -C Ere U 58 M M 52 go mm P..-I M2 QQ E12 -z iv 'W'-I' L. to R.: Will Cinos-President Mark Reitz-Treasurer Lisa Polus-Secretary Mrs. Allen-Sponsor Even though the National Honor Society is new at Hillsboro, it has been involved in three service projects which are: lj They sponsored a Career Seminar, 25 cared forthe lawns of the elderly, and 3D donated 5100 to the purchase of the video tape machine. The local membership is open to juniors with a 4.5 grade point average and seniors with a 4.2 grade point average. They are judged in the areas of leadership, service, character, and scholarship by the Hillsboro High School faculty. Kneeling L. to R.: M. Green, S. Osborn, B. Graden, A. Young. 2nd row L. to R.: V. Ellis, K. Elliott, H. Schroedel. 3rd row L. to R.: L. Hart, D. Durbin, T. Kopp, L. Polus, M. Reitz Helen Schroedel-Vice President Compliments of BULLINGTON, WHITE AND JOY NATIONAL HONOR sOc1ETYf147 dm U gi QE Uo I-1 Zz I-I-I Ee DI-I-4 I-1 CD u.. O .,,. 1' - -- -w FP r f-'13, G , 'F' we. I s H I O 3 ' 1 I A U Q -s a Q I fx .3 , N' ' xg 'Q 5 K s 9 9 If 4 A K 4 ' ' I A vi of T 'I' Q' ' 1 , K 7' t 2- K Q23 f Sitting L. to R.: M. Combs, D. Stretch. lst row L. to R.: L. Huber, B. Chesser, K. Durbin, 1. Bruns, R. Cobetto, L. McLean, M. Reitz, C. Hughes. 2nd row L. to R.: D. DeWitt, R. Scheifer, E. Thomas, M. Spinner, S. Dobrinic, T. Hughes T. Kopp, J. Bruemmer, H. Schroedel,.B. Reynolds, I. Davis, N. Meyer, Mrs. Hewitt, Sponsor, S. Civitate, S. Shook, M. Dagon, M. Spinner, and L. O'Cuinn. 3rd row Lrto R.: J. Elam, D. Walker, K. Rhodes, A. Thomas, C. Puccetti, j. Ward, B..Che5ser, B. Boyd, C. Harms . . . Sitting front L. to R.: Theresa Kopp-Treasurer Schroedel-President Mrs. Hewitt-Sponsor Back: Tammy Hughes-Secretary jane Davis-Vice President '- lf STUDENT COUNCIL Compliments of ROY L. HERTEL, CIRCUIT CLERK OF MONTGOMERY CO. r N 1st row L. to R.:j. Carpani, P. Canaday, V. Landers, 5. Blades, M. Blakey, L. Carter, C. Durbin,j. Elam. 2nd row C. Lawler, J. Ward, D. Elliott, B. jorn, D. Stretch, P. Moroney, T. Carroll, L. Hamby. 3rd row Kershaw, C. Boston, B. Cranfill, B. Harvey, j. Eccles Sponsors L to R Lynn Wolcer janet Carlyle OFFICE WORKERSXI49 X 1 . Y' f 1 el' . Front row L. to R.: john Lewis-President, Loren White -Treasurer Back row , L. to R.: Mark Russell-Vice President, Beth Young-Secretary L 1 X1-1 'E lllllll A ga. - 5 is 49 s 'vr 'Ve Sitting L. to R.: 1. Price, C. Lipe, E. Renfro Kneeling L. to R.: L. Kurfess, A. Young, K. Lovelace, E. Hart, B. Price, R. Butler Standing L. to R.: C. Lindberg, M. Sheibal, K. Saathoff, P. Millburg, J. Miller, R. Westbrook, N. Staton, D. Brandt Back row L. to R.: J, Lewis, M. Russell, L. White, B. Young ARSITY CLUB ? -Km AWK if 3 can D O N K E Y D. B , A S K E T B A L L DONKEY BASKETBALL! 151 cn I-I-I n-4 501-AR DAY BLOOD DRIVE V J, .pf-N ,' 1 L f-' . 11 , 5 - ,.... iL A u . . .y .- '- - E 1 JUMP ROPE EOR HEART SOLAR DAY BLOOD DRIVE f,-5-fbi. A , ,, ,,., an , 1, Af aim ' . Lf Q A ' A CHI! QD W QWQiWlWllHH7WlZNH THE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT BOWL HILLSBORO L to R Coach Pam Roper Team members Eric Hart Liz Allen Ellen Thomas Brian Craden Asst Principal Mike Gaither The Academic Bowl Team is a dynamic competitive organization The 15 members of this year s team participated in five meets including our own, placing 2nd at both Sullivan and Hillsboro. What do these people do at meets? They answer questions. About what? Everything, anything. What are the subject areas? All of the following: math, history, geography, biology, current events, English, grammar, literature . . . 154, ACADEMIC ACH. BOWL T T T THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT . xi . lux 'I I v- I 1 , X ,. X. , R' I ' if 4 - , I xx 3 . Q ,1 c- f up ' I :Y ,- I - I f I Y I 'F M I - In - I ab Y T v - M, , 6 AM' T Rf R ' ru . s 3: ,xii I I sm ' 1 ,xv ' 'Bmw qv uf ., Q I fi 3 I 1-- , . . 5 5 ,..,,. ...-..---- 'TWV N f - I' ' IS STARTING T0 SHGW!!! TIME PUR US 2 K 'Q' . ll P' X xllxlt 4 l Brian, what's that in your ear??? If you want to capture someone's attention, whisper. It . Y 1 . x , w N i Oh, Come on Brenda! Alone again, I DARE you!!! naturally. x fr re, 'A ,AX JA ,, I' 1- f ,ith M ' . k 1 . 150 WINTER FORMAL l'll tell ya, it's like this . . . Look this WGY, Cafhy- RXS X I TER FURMAL 1981 I-fre .wg Hey, who turned the lights on??? Let me hold your hand Come on Shelly, quit picking your ear. 1 , : N: ,Q L Hut, two, three, four . . . Go Speed Racer?? -S PUNK Out!!! You say you like to dance? You DEVIL you A 5'3 'X 59 H! Come on, Marianne, just one last kiss . . . WINTER FORMAl.f157 4 111.81 SR. BAN ET .. 1 'N ii The devil's twin gals. I julie, stop biting your nails. 1 I can dance all night. Afv:n't we the cute couple? gn -.7311 - , Pc-ace brothers Who cares if she likes to stick out her tongue? Y' I . xfx -1 . . . Boy, docs she ever look ridiculous! Us-X' fi' i Dig that heat! lQ - - TIM. liberated mo' lJ.incin the night away. l This foodk disgusting' isafJR. SR. BANQl.lET E l Q 15' I love this hold. -fi A gi ,fl sql H 'l'.t-daltl O -,pair -1' y y . X 'ss . Qt '1 Did you see that? P120 PREPAR T10 t-.1 Q A ' H -vt mf-age if af' 1 to Hm, I forgot what we're supposed to do next. l told you not to take my picture! -,.. E! . - 'N- Wlmt are those kids up to Wait .1 minute. Howdy! Look at these nice, broad smiles. now? Brenda, just .1 little more hot air. Gals, don't you like these flexed biceps??? Cicorge, how'd you increase you chest Now, lets sing that tune once more. wwe? Smile, you're on candid camera, Tlmtee the funniest joke l've heard! l'ROMf!159 me , f. Dana Browne Donna Clotfelter and M kaiid ll Randy Brooks ar usse Beth Young Retiring King 8: Queen anfi Lisa Simmons Paul Millburg and Brad Young Brenda Mikeska and Keith McGill Q-A.. Natalie Young Fuller 1667PROM Compliments of MCGUFFINS .md ' john Lewis 5- Qs, Gretchen Sanders and Randy Greenwood ,,.., ,,.y,v U , mgfna , , .wh . T V . 'Nz-Vvgw E 3 THE BEST OF TIM S T PROM COURT T T 4 gmwqg .71 Queen, Beth Young and King, Keith McGill A PROMf161 4 .Mx gl- .gr , 7, Z i Look this way. Let's dance over that way. ' .A 5-Q1-f ' Q, i Paul, won't you dance now? Real Cute Carl. , - ' '-, 'wh L! .- , ' ly: 5 ' N ,ny 1 I 0 if What did you say'? He Finally took a picture of me. - -.L Lct's get the beat right, lo2fPROM Candi, wake up. Wes, stop acting so radical! ANCE CANDIDS Our very own personalized circus clowns. e 9- 'ITTM1 K LI Stop looking at my feet. - i1O 1'2f I just hate to have my picture taken. Nice legs!!! f QXWMQW S5 AWA cutest couple Beth Young and Paul Millburg l Q39 ffl? Gif it Z L JQ .fs -N X 64 teacl1er's pets Theresa Kopp and Brian Craden SENIDR CLASS FAVDRITES 'fff . 1 J' l,, .G, tallest shortest Donna Clotfelter and Lisa Polus and Keith Durbin lim I-lefley XI' 'S-f r 1 r L f l K ' - best smile wildest and craziest Keith McGill and Dana Browne Robin Simmons and Mike Laughlin 9 6 if'--Q 1:2 35 -.. L:-v -iff: 5 f-- D.. 1 -Q 1 , . it-ima most active closest friends Jayne Davis and Debbie Covaia and Paul Loucks ,lanice Bruns ,-- y class brains Helen Schroedel and Mark Reitz gg,..- . . -elif. . most athletic John Lewis and Kelli Seaton I I x ,AK is t 5 'V 1 L SS 41 closest friends jim Hefley and lim Simmons Q A. N In Q9 'M , t ex ', ll V1 '-' as xg , 1. J 5 5 I Q23 lbfx iQ , rl V! iz!! KJ , all-- 2 S , l o C . , 'W ysggze. c' ' 2 .ck Va, . 3 - 52 - foxiest best dressed Natalie Young Fuller Randy Brooks and and Mark Russell Denice Kirk Im 15 w e'W' 2 - A S Yi'-4.25: . 've 2 - 'ff . ,. .V..1 ..,, , .- - . , A . P , ny:-3 - fv::::i::-1fz:r:,- 1 f . ' , ,,,, aa. -'N . . f ' . , -'C 45.5 , 'f I W, r ff - t ' Wg' ' - as 2. s Stieff , ,, ts, fi-5:2 J' A ' V ' A 2 . l N 1 sr IM. ,Q 21 ,L I , i W w X if Q i if is AQ 1 4 ' X ' ' T5 ji it i R ,gg 3' ' s 'A . s , 1 iz - 5 ' .. N J WW -: - ' 5 .g .. Y ' :ri- V 5' ., .- ' . ' A lg P A 1 2 Q 'IE' ' Q? lftx 5 4-all V ' f 1 f .5 ,,,. X 'fbi fm, f' Qi.. ,, IL Q E as ' 4. 3 e'f'-s- X K , X' V 5 A Q? 3' '- YW f ' Q fu-QM 1 3 , A 'ff L 1 ' F ' -f ,-Q i - ,. - . . 1.521 ,' ' 1 f 136 . 5-IA, e - . . f ' ' if ifqihf . f 2 r . ,.r, 5 . -, 'fl Y ' 1 - 1 .V ' , - A , Z quietest Todd Bruce and Debbie Durbin most liberated Tim Murphy and Cindi Theriac most likely to succeed Mike Green and Beth Hart t fy D? . 1 W J most unique Roberta Coderno and Jack Miller most flirtatious most flil'l3ii0u5 Cathy Bourdoumis Kent Lovelace ,,,, best personality Kenny Saathoff and Pam Maroney most radical Mark Calufetti and Patty Rufus 39 , Q 1 . 1' Vi 7 If x 'F 16 SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Sitting L to R: Debbie Elliott, Lisa Polus, Lisa McLean, Debbra Durbin, Kelli Seaton, and Helen Schroedel. Standing L to R: Theresa Kopp, Beth Hart, Vickie Ellis, Kent Lovelace, and Brian Craden. Back Row L to R: Mike Green, Alan Young, Mark Reitz, Will Ginos, and Steve Osborn. Not pictured: Donna Miller JUNIOR HONOR STUDENTS 1 9 8 1 Sitting L to R: Ellen Thomas, Shelly Shook, Liz Allen, and julie Kunz. Standing L to R: Neal Stanton, Eric Hart, Mike Ernst, and Mark Scheibal. Not pictured: Kevin Coclemo 16bJSRr AND JR. HONOR STUDENTS ILLI TATE These 18 members of the HHS Class of '81 were named Illinois State Scholars on the basis of their academic records and high scores on American College Testing QACTJ exams. Front L to R: Marianne Combs, Helen Schroedel, Lisa McLean, and Mark Russell. Middle L to R: Will Cwinos, Lisa Polus, Beth Hart, Donna Miller, Debbie Elliott, Kelli Seaton, and Brian Graden. Back L to R: Mark Reitz, Alan Young, Randy Rieke, Keith Durbin, Mike Green, Steve Osborn, and John Lewis. N.E.D.T. TEST The six Sophomores pictured at left ranked in the upper 1 nationally in the N.E.D.T. tests. Front: julie Bruemmer Middle L to R: Anita Thomas, Kristy Bennett, and jim Ceney. Back L to R: Dale Meyers and Dieter Rademacher. 167 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS At left: Mark Reitz, U. of I. Veterans Scholarship In middle: Helen Schroedel, DAR award, E.I.U. academic achievement and merit awards, and high ah l W 't ' ' SL oo ri er s prize At right: Marianne Combs, Hillsboro Area Hospital Auxiliary Award - Nursing Scholarship BUSINESS EDUCATION AWARDS B.P.W. 1 SCHOLARSHIP Compliments of HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB ATHLETIC From L to R: Mike Green, Accounting Ilg Debbra Durbin, Shorthand I, Typing II, and Outstanding Overall Business Education Studentg Robin Simmons, Accounting lg Kent Lovelace, Accounting I. Not pictured: Diane Louclcs, Typing Ig julie Lee, Outstanding Freshman Business Studentg and Kim Ferrill, Outstanding Freshman Business Student. 108 AVVARDS DAY IWX W' in SCHOLARSHIP Z0-'-ILDCZCJUPWCU 3-: 5' ,V W. GR UATIONX Ninety-Eighth Annual Commencement Exercises Hillsboro Community Unit School District No. 3 Friday, May 29, 1981 8 o'clock p.m. Hillsboro High School COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional fAudience Standsi Hillsboro High School Band Flag Salute .................... Graduates and Audience Led by Brian Graden, President of Class of 1981 Invocation and Scripture Reading ...., Rev. Paul Doering Minister, St. Paul's Lutheran Church Vocal Presentation ....,...........,...... Senior Choir Graduation Day, by Anita Kerr A Graduation Song composed and performed by Natalie Young Fuller and Brian Graden Remarks ....,.....,...............,.. Larry Ackerman Class of '81 Instrumental Presentation . . , Hillsboro High School Band Burst of Flame Presentation of Class of 1981 ....,.... Michael 1. Mugge Superintendent, Hillsboro Community Unit School District No. 3 Introduction of Class Members ......... Larry Ackerman Principal, Hillsboro High School Presentation of Diplomas ..,.,...,....., Glenn Mueller President, Board of Education Closing and Benediction ...,.,...... Rev. Paul Doering Recessional ..............,. Hillsboro High School Band CLASS OFFICERS President ,,,,,.. .,.....,.......,....,.. B rian Graden Vice-President . . ..,. julie Eickhoff Secretary ....,.............,............. Mona Homa Treasurer ....................,..,........ Beth Young SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Minor, Mrs. Whitley, Mr. Hindle, Mr. Mathews, Mrs. Wisdom, Mr. Shankland, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Catron, Miss Woods 1 ..2' 1 7455 7SjT?f3'?7- iq va' ' 3, ct,. 3 41 nf hz, -'f' ffzhf, f W7 S., , K. ,fly I ' fi A 'J Ysfblv ! 170f C-RADUATION Y l P011 e ohfl P 'aux P ghfif. xO0XL Q51 It 9 ft Dix 4 aw A PE PLS The Hostages Return 5 u WN 'C offs J.R. ohlmbt umdow 11 for LM 609W 3 Be wr- x Fm fy X 2 BUS DRIVERS ' ' f 133.21 ,: ' v erm, ...W - - t. Q .A ' c M :mm .1 I ,.-.-.-....-WM-4, Pg. ,, .nga .:-?:'tH:w 3 V .,.., N -MY ,.,. xkgv I 57:2 .,.. N4 mi Q , Front row left to right: C. Lentz, L. Bruce, L. Kurfiss, S. Reinclce, C. Kurfiss, B. Eickhoff, E. Payne, F. Uyttebroeck. Second row left to right: F. Lehman, L. Kurfiss, E. Price, I-l. Stewart, R. Payne, B. Path, R. Sturm. CUSTODIANS Taylor. Front row left to right: G. Garwood, j. Conway. Second row left to . right: R. Segrest, G. Steinburg, F. Garrett. THE CREW IN MEMCRY GF Q 4 . X 1: L f' 1 5 o n ,, s , . 3 O it ' 4.-:WLM John Stewart COGKS Front row left to right: B. Whitlow, A. Shreve, M. Schaalce, L. Russel, B. White, A. Hefley. Second row left to right: J. Dagon, J. CREW! 173 ALEXANDER, LINDA MARIE: August 4, 1962 ALVERSON, LISA ELLEN: November 11, 1963 Student Council 35 Girls' Chorus 1: Fliptoppers 25 Spanish Club 35 Drama Club 15 Girls' Track 3. BAILEY, TRACY LYNN: September 19, 1963 Band 1,2,35 Calhoun High School 1,25 BALLA, DAVE R: Co-op 45 Football 25 BEELER, JOE DAVID: june 15, 1963 F.F.A. 2,3,45 BEELER, KAREN: BENNETT, NORA MAY: December 17, 1962 F.H.A. 45 C0- op 45 Alton High School 15 iF.H.A. Yearbook Staff, Spanish Clubl BENNINGTON, TODD A: August 9, 1963 F.F.A. 1,2,35 Boys' Tennis 45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 BLANKENSHIP, LAURA DIANE: April 11, 1963 Hazel- wood Central, Missouri 1,2,3. BLEDSOE, JOHN O.: December 2, 1962 Football 1,25 Boys' Basketball 22 Boys' Track 1,2. BOURDOUMIS, CATHERINE: February 17, 1963 Hiltop 35 Student Council 15 Girls' Chorus 15 A Capella Choir 2,35 Operetta 35 Swing Choir 35 G.A.A. 15 Fliptoppers 1,25 Co-op 45 German Club 1,25 Library Club 15 Booster Club 35 Girls' Track 1,2,35 Girls' Volleyball 1,25 Girls' Tennis 4. BROOKS, RANDY ALAN: December 18, 1962 Varsity Club 45 Library Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Boys' Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,25 Intramurals 4. BROWNE, DANA LEA: August 1, 1963 Co-op 45 Home- coming Court 45 Prom Court 45 Carlinville High School 1,25 iCheerleader 1,25 French Club 1,25 Varsity Club 1,25 Girls' Track 1,2.J BRUCE MICHAEL TODD: April 3, 1963 BRUNS, JANICE MARIE: December 11, 1962 Hiltop 3,45 Student Council 2,45 Band 15 Class Officer, Sec. 15 Library Club 45. CALUFETTI, MARK J.: january 25, 1963 Football 1,2,35 Baseball 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,4. CLOTFELTER, DONNA ANN: November 14, 1963 Hiltop 1 1 SLNIIOR INDEX 3,45 F.H.A. 15 Fliptoppers 1,25 Cheerleader 1,2,45 Office Workers' 3,45 Drill Team 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Prom Court 45 Spanish Club 1,2,Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Booster Club 2,35 Girls' Track 1,2,3. I CODEIVIO, ROBERTA L.: August 13, 1963 Hiltop 35 Stu- dent Council 35 French Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 2,35 Boost- er Club 1. COMBS, MARIANNE: March 5, 1963 Student Council 2,3,45 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,5 Co-op 45 Home- coming Court 45 Booster Club 1,2. COMPTON, JOSEPH MATTHEW: Novernber,13, 1962 F.F.A. 1,2,3. CRANFILL, BRIAN PAUL: June 3, 1963 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Of- fice Workers' 45 Boys' Basketball 15 Boys' Track 15 Baseball 25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Franklin High School 1. DAVIDSON BRENDA K: October 29 1962 DAVIS, IAYNE M.: December 19, 1962 Student Council 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Swing Choir 45 Co-op 3,4 Spanish Club 1 DAVIS, LINDA KAY: March 26, 1963 F.H.A. 1,3,45 Co-op 4 Library Club 15 Ticket Toppers 3 DeRIGHT, LORI ANNE: February 24, 1963 Student Coun cil 15 Band 1,25 G.A.A. 15 Fliptoppers 25 Co-op 45 Girls Volleyball 1,25 Girls' Tennis 3,4 DIXON, SHERRY LYNN: January 23, 1963 Drill Team 1,2 Co-op 3,45 Girls' Volleyball 1,2545 Girls' Track 25 Intramurals DORROUGH, SUSAN I.: january 1, 1963 F.I-I.A. 1. DRAPER, LEE ALLAN: February 20, 1963 Co-op 4 DURBIN DEBBRA A.: December 1 1963 National Honor Society 3,4. DURBIN KEITH ALLEN: December 7 1962 Student Coun cil 45 German Club 2,35 Boys' Basketball 2,35 Intramurals 4 Litchfield High School 1 yr. DURBIN SCOTT E.: November 17 1963 DVORAK, TIM JOHN: August 2, 1962 EBELING, CINDY L.: January 5, 1963 Library Club lst sem I ' I I f I l 1 1 5: ' f. 4' - I, I l ,' o 1 55 I I ' . l ,' 1 , I . , . -5 I 1 I t l 1 l in I EICKHOFF, JULIE MARIE: November 16, 1963 Girls' Cho- rus 15 A Capella Choir 2,35 Operetta 2,35 Swing Choir 35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Class Officer Vice- Pres. 45 Office Workers' 2,45 Co-op 45 Homecoming Court 45 Girls' Tennis 4. EIFLING, ROBERT LOUIS: February 8, 1963 A Capella Choir 1,25 Operetta 1,25 Swing Choir 25 Homecoming Court 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. ELDERS, KARLA ANN: September 6, 1963 Co-op 3,45 Tick- et Toppers 45 Canyon High School 1,2,35 lMix Choir 1,25 F.C.A. 15 Girls' Basketball 1,2.J Errlorr, DEBBIE sur. April 13, 1963 r.r.A. z,a,4, Office Workers' 2,3,4. A V A ELLIS, EDWIN ERNAN: June 4,1963 Co-op 3,4. ELLIS, VICKIE E.: May 17, 1963 Hiltop 3,45 IF.F.A. 2,3,45 Drill Team 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 2,35 National Honor Society 3,4. ESTELL, PAM S.: May 3, 1963 Co-op 45 Booster Club 3. EVANS, MIKE sgmay 18, 1962 Baseball 2, Wrestling 1,2, Intramurals 3,4. FATH, KAREN SUE: July 19, 1963 Band 1,2,35 Co-op 45 French Club 1,25 Drama Club 2,35 Girls' Track Stat. 3,4. FENTON, JOHN: March 23, 1963 F.F.A. 4. FULLER IYOUNGJ, NATALIE J.: September 24, 1963 Stu- dent Council 35 Girls' Chorus 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Swing Choir 2,35 Fliptoppers 1,25 Cheerleader 1,25 Co-op 3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Prom Court 45 Girls' Tennis 3,4. GANSNER, CARL: March 13, 1963 GINOS, LAURIE SUE: May 1, 1963 Student Council 15 Band 1,25 French Club 1,2,35 Drama Club 35 Ticket Toppers 25 Girls' Track 1,2. GINOS, WILLIAM NEAL: July 30, 1963 Band 1,2,3,Vice- Pres. 45 Homecoming Court 45 French Club 1,25 Cross Coun- try 1,2,3,45 Boys' Track 1,3,45 Boys' Tennis 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,Pres. 4. GOLLADAY, LARRY F.: February 27, 1963 Football 1,2,35 Boys' Track -1,2,3. GONZALEZ, DAN B.: March 25, 1963 Band 1,2,3,45 A Ca- pella Choir 1,2,3,45 Operetta 1,2,3,45 Swing Choir 2,3,45 Bar- bershop Chorus 3,45 Drama Club 35 Wrestling 1,2,35 Intra- murals 3,45 GOVAIA, DEBBIE L.: November 13, 1963 Student Council 1,25 Band 15 G.A.A. 15 Co-op 45 Intramurals 1. GOVAIA, MONTE E.: June 23, 1963 A Capella Choir 1,2,35 Operetta 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Boys' Track 25 Baseball 1. GRADEN, BRIAN SCOTT: March 23, 1963 Hiltop 3,45 Stu- dent Council 2,45 A Capella Choir 1,2,3,45 Operetta 1,2,3,45 Swing Choir 1,2,3,45 Barbershop Chorus 1,2,3,45 Class Offi- cer Pres. 1,25 Homecoming Court 45 French Club 1,Vice- Pres. 25 Drama Club 25 Football 1,25 Boys' Track 25 Boys' Tennis 3,45 Academic Bowl 1,2,3,45 Jet Test 45 GREEN, MICHAEL JOE: May 2, 1963 Spanish Club 45 Golf 2,35 Intramurals 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 GREENWOOD, ELDON DEAN: May 7, 1962 Football 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GREENWOOD, RANDY LEE: June 3, 1963 Football 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Court 45 Prom Court 45 Intramurals 2,3,4. GREENWOOD, THERESA R.: March 24, 1963 Hiltop 35 Student Council 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Operetta 2. HAMILTON, TODD ANDREW: November 2, 1963 Co-op 45 German Club 15 Football 1,25 Boys' Track 25 Intramurals 2,4. HARMS, DAVID WM.: January 3, 1963 F.F.A. 153,45 HARPOLE, W. COREY: March 19, 1963 Intramurals 2,3,4. HART, BETH A.: August 31, 1963 French Club 1,2,3,45 Na- tional Honor Societv 3,45 HEFLEY, JAMES E.. August zo, 1963 spanish Club 1,2, Boys' Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1. J, HINDS IWHITEJ, TAMMY JEAN: May 25, 1963 Drill Team 15 Co-op 4. HOMA, MONA D.: November 19, 1963 Student Council 15 Girls' Chorus 15 A Capella Choir 2,35 Operetta 2,35 Class Officer 1,2 Sec.5 Office Workers' 15 Co-op 45 Homecoming Court 45 German Club 1. HOPWOOD, SANDRA GRACE: April 18, 1964 Student SENIOR INDEX! 175 Council 1: F.H.A. 2,3: Office Workers' 2: Co-op 3: Spanish Club 1: Ticket Toppers 2. HOUSE, DAVID M.: August 12, 1963 Operetta 4: EPA. 1,2,3,-1. HUBER, DONALD LEE: July 7, 1963 PPA. 1,2,3,4: Intra- murals 3,4. HUGHES, TAMMY LEA: Januar.y 2, 1963 Student Council 3,4: Girls' Chorus 1: Band 1,2: Publicity 3, Drum Major, Pres. 4: A Capella Choir 2,35 Operetta 2,3: Swing Choir 3: Girls' Track 1,2,3,4: Cross Country 4. JESS, SCOTT W.: June 23, 1963 Jacksonville Hgh School 1,2,3. JONES, JODY LEE: March 4, 1963 JONES, JUDY L.: July 3, 1963 Hiltop 4: Student Council 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Office Workers' 1,2,3: Co-op 3: Booster Club 1. JONES, STEVE, L.: October 13, 1963 Co-op 4. JORN, BECKY SUE: May 29, 1963 Co-op 4: Booster Club 1: Girls' Volleyball 2,3,4. KERSHAW, BOB MARK: September 12, 1963 KING, WALT LEE: October 30, 1963 PPA. 1,2,3,4: Co-op 4: Baseball 1. KIRK, DENICE LEA: May 16, 1963 Office Workers' 4: Spanish Club 3,Pres. 4 National Honor Society 4. KOPP, THERESA MARIE: July 10,1963 Hiltop 3,4: Student Council 1,3:Treas,4: Girls' Chorus 1: A Capella Choir 2,3,4: Operetta 2,3,4: Swing Choir 3,4: Class Officer Sec.2: Library Club 4: Booster Club 1: Girls' Volleyball Stat.1,2: National Honor Society3,4. KLUMP KMCCARTYJ, TAMMY: October 21, 1962 Hiltop 3: Drill Team 1,2,3,4: Booster Club 2. KRUMMEL, KAMILLA MARIE: July 19, 1963 Band 3: PPA. 1,2,3,4: German Club 1,2,3: Ticket Toppers 3: Library Club 1: Drama Club 2,3: Booster Club 1,2. KUNZE, BILL EDWARD: January 7,1963 PPA. 4: Football 1.2. LESSMAN, DALE H.: November 15, 1962 176 SENIOR INDEX LESSMAN, DEAN H.: November 15, 1962 Co-op 4. LEWIS, JOHN MCCLELLAN: March 16, 1963 A Capella Choir 1,2,3,4: Operetta 1,2,3,4: Swing Choir 2,4: Class Offi- cer Pres.4: Homecoming Court 4: Prom Court 4: Varsity Club 2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4: Boys' Track 1,2,3,4: Boys' Bas- ketball 1,2: Intramurals 3,4. LOSCHEN, DIANA KAY: September 6, 1964 Office Work- ers' 2: Library Worker 1,2. LOUCKS, PAUL J.: August 22, 1963 Band 1,2,3,4: A Capella Choir 1,2,3,4: Operetta 1,2,3,4: Swing Choir 1,2,3,4: Barber- shop Chorus 1,2,3,4: Drama Club 3: Wrestling 2,3,4: Build- ing Trades 3,4. LOVELACE, KENT RICHARD: July 7, 1963 A Capella Choir 1,2,3,4: Operetta 1,2,3,4: Swing Choir 4: Class Officer Treas.1: Homecoming Court 4: German Club 1,2: Varsity Club 4: Boys' Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: National Honor Society 3,4. LYNCH, JEFF SCOTT: October 6, 1961 PEA. 1 2 3 4: Base ball 1: Libbly High School Toledo, Ohio 1 semester MALLOY, EELICIA R.: October 30, 1963 A Capella Choir 3,4: Operetta 3: Office Workers' 2: Co-op 4: Drama Club 1,2,3: Booster Club 1,2,3. MALLOY, RANDY: August 19, 1962 Avery High School 1 Greenville High School 3. MARONEY, PAM JEAN: November 9, 1962 Student Coun cil 4: Office Workers' 2,3,4: Library Club 4 MATTHEWS, KELLY D.: November 2.8 1963 MCCARIO, NANCY MAYE: September 23, 1962 Office Workers' 4. McGlLL, R. KEITH: November 3 1963 F.F.A. 12- Class Officer Vice-Pres. 1,2,3: Office Worker 4: Homecoming Court 4: Prom Court 4: Football 1,2: Boys' Basketball 1,2 Boys' Track 3,4: Intramurals 3,4 McKINNERNAY, LEE RAY: July 24, 1963 Greenville High School 1,2. McLEAN, MELISA MICHELE: May 15, 1963 Student Coun cil 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Band 2,3,4: National Honor Society 4 MIKESKA, BRENDA BEA: Ocrober 25 1963 Student Cotm ' cil 2,3: Fliptoppers 1,2: Cheerleader 1,2,3: Office WW . iw 1 1 1 ' I I I I I . I . ' Q -as . . . 47? . :': flzif-'i??: , ::, s., J iw ' Jftf'L3l,.-3,2 I ' . .5 ': -,xi : 2-, .2,'I+?1?:i - . -. vffii. ft' awe: fl,' 1 : -21 mx -54.2 X U 5 M f . z. 14 f 1515, ' 1:1 5 v V ,i' , ,A - 1, 5. .ggi l 5533 l 57, 1 1963 Co-op 45..German 53 2 . uiltuzil 551.215 , -,.s3N3,3.QQS- 6 ,- 2.7 'rz:,,e-A -, if . - 5. .-1s,.: xg , Y it , mis.:-1 ,-, .e,. x I at-F ii We Co-op.-45 Homecominiflourt 45 45 Spanish Club 1. ,K'. ' i . S ' ' .. - I' l MI RG, PgiAUL5Q,AEVID: February 13, 1963 Homecom- ing ourt 45 Prom Court 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Football 1,2.,3,45 Boys' Basketball Track '15 Wrestling 2,3,45 Intramur- als 1,2.,a,4. Q 3. ' 'Clubs1,2,355.'Ificketf'iTop.,pIers 35 National Honor Society 3,4. MILLER, JACK J. Mey 30, 1963 Office Wefkersf 25?Home- coming Court 45 Varsity Club 45 Football 45 Boys' Basketball 15 Boys' Track 35 Intramurals 3,4. MOLER, MICHAEL ALLEN: Merch 22, 1963 Office ers' 2. I , MONTGOMERY, BRENDA AMAE: April 19.431963 If.I5I.AQ 1,42 Library Club 2. ' V, jf . V MONTGOMERY, LINDA KAY: February 2,E.A1965iP.I7I,A. 1,2,45 Co-op 45 Library Club 1,2,35 Girls' Volleyball Basketball 4. 1 if MOORE, GLENN KEVIN: August 27, 1963 F.F.A. r94'f Intramurals 1,2,3,4. .D MOORE, WENDOLYN BETH: August 11, 1963 Spanish' Club 15 Library Club 15 Girls' Track 1,2,3,45 Girls' Basketball 1,2. - D' MUELLER, WESLEY JAY: February 17, 1963 A Capella Choir 1,2,3,45 Operetta 1,2,3,45 Swing Choir 2,3,45 Barber- shop Chorus 45 Boys' Track 3,45 Wrestling 1,25 Intramurals 4. H .. MURPHY, TIM LEO: August 26, 1963 Football 1,25 Boys' Basketball 15 Baseball 1. NIEMANN, DONNA JEAN: June 7, 1963 Girls' Chorus 15 Band 15 G.A.A. 15 Fliptoppers 15 Office Workers' 25 Co-op 45 Girls' Track 1. OSBORN, STEVEN O.: July 20, 1962 F.F.A. 2,3,45 Intramur- als 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. OTTER, CATHY ANNE: January 14, 1963 Co-op 4. PAGE, PAUL E.: December 22, 1962 Intramurals 2,3. PERKINS, ANGELA DeANN: April 7, 1963 I-Iiltop 3,45 C0- op 45 GermanC1trb1,2,35eBooster Club 35 Girls' Basketball 25 Girls' 'Track 1,35 POLUS, LISA ANN: February 13, 1963 French Club 1,25 Girls' Basketball Stat.25 National Honor Society 3,Sec.4. RANDAL, IFLACKJ, RUBY LYNN: August 2, 1963 Drill Team 1,25 Co-op 45 Booster Club 15 Girls' Volleyball Stat. 1,2. REDMAN, BRIAN DOUGLAS: June 21, 1963 Golf 1,2. REITZ, MARK ALLEN: January 3, 1963 Student Council 45 Class Officer Treas.2., Pres. 35 German Club 25 Baseball 1,25 Intramurals 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. RENCH, KEVIN LEE: June 2, 1963 REYNOLDS, ,MARK T. Mey 19, 1963 RIEKE, RANDY E.: October 9, 1963 A Capella cheu 1,2,3,45 Qperetta 1,2,3,45 Swing Choir 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 German Club ' 'F' ' 21.-Intramurals 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 4. ROBERTS, LAURA E.: January 18, 1963 Student Council 15 Office Workers' 1. MINDA: February 2, 1963 ce-up 4. RUFUS, PATTY SUE: December 3, 1962 Co-op 45 Varsity .Club 25 Library Club 45 Booster Club 15 Girls' Volleyball 15 Girls' Basketball 1,2,3,45 Girls' Track 1. RUSSELL, MARK D.: May 3, 1963 Homecoming Court 45 Prom Court 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Boys' Track 2.5 Intramurals 3,4. VSAATHOFF, KENNY L.: February 27, 1963 Operetta 45 Homecoming Court 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Boys' Track 45 Base- ball 1,25 Wrestling 1,2. SAATHOFF, ROB: November 29, 1963 Co-op 4. SAKACH, JOHN CHARLES: November 13, 1962 Boys' Bas- ketball 15 Boys' Tennis 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3. SANDERS, GRETCHEN CUFFA: April 2, 1963 Homecom- ing Court 45'Prom Court 45 Richlander High School 172 years. Richland Missouri. SCHROEDEL, HELEN R.: February 19, 1963 Student Coun- cil 2,3,Pres.45 Band 1,2,35 Drum Major 45 Homecoming Court 45 Library Club 45 National Honor Society 3,Vice- Pres.4. SENIOR INDEXXI77 Q? ff 1 D I KELLI J.: August 15, 1963 Co-op 5 ,151 , - gg 1 Bb Y' '-S-1 Basketball 1,2Q,4, Girls' Track 1,2, I SEWARD, ERIC T.: August 13, 1963 Fbotba wresf -A. ,, was-T Y MW Club 1,2. . SMITH, CINDY LYN : SNOW, AIQGELA 1963 F.H:A. Workers' Zigibrary Club 1,2, lm SPEISER? IAN: October 13, 1962 A Capella Choir 1,2,3,45fOr33II:et Homecoming Court 4, Go1f,1,2,3. STEWART, KENNETH ALLEN: August 21, 1963 STRETCH, DEBBIE KAY: january 29, 1963 Hiltop 3,4, Stu- dent Council 4, Office Workers' 4, Co-op 4, Homecoming Court 4, French Club 1,2, Girls' Volleyball 2, Booster Club 1,2,3, Girls' Track 1 I . .,,., in j STULL, B1Q,JgE,lpAVID: October 151963 Co- 4. j THERIAcjg, 'ciNIjgI Io: June 1, 19613 Girls' t rus 1, A Capella 2, Cheerleagler 1, Co- 4, Home coming C0i'i1Ht 4. 1, :vig TRAYLOR, DAR 2g, iI963 EOOtba-IH? ---: if vbr, 'ws-Q... , TRosT, CANDACI5 lggg ,1963 stu 'lr' 'li' CQf0' i 'ggrfltxggg ,, :gg 'f,, ..:-. I-effs -PM , . ,, f - :a M s A- I 1 C , U ,,,1r2:Q teri Clu 4' ,:, , i 'I I ' ' : ' L.: Decemlier 8, ,1963 Co-op 4. January 11, 1963..B1'ildIing Trades 3,4. ers 4!1Nv1 r f jj 'I - L Q? 9 ,996 'X MXO3ygy d QR SUM? 5 22,59 Vg? Qlbqikf' Q9 yfkff 05 xx NAX' Svifbm X 54? 93 , 5f 0 gp' 45, ,4 49 MQ W 'w ff F9 U QQ W L W K O 4 Q2 W gf 95 Q 'j f 5 S? 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