Hillsboro High School - Hiltop Yearbook (Hillsboro, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

I 'iii-'?E f HILTQP I9S3 VOLUME 60 HILLSBQRQ HIGH SCHQQL HILLSBORO, ILLINOIS 62049 C o m P I i m e n I S o f H A R T S F O O D S T O R E 2fTable Of Contents .ABLE U O I v-.... .11 -+?, nw' ,ff',Qf' af 4-H' f f 4 89 P I i m e H7 5 o f T H E J E B 0 X gf, A25 Y 159 L QIAJCZJZCUD L55 K . '.Xw , ,f A ,J if bak' 'R 'f ww lag' 'I 'P s Lax' Table Of Contentsf3 ff! , , 0 Zfv ,N , lfffv ?'f.'..v.... ' ii Compliments of FARYL S HEALTHMART ng X gy ! HILT ZIJD f WM' -x W 2 s Q 1+ if L. ' WW E A .Av 4 P151 3 0:1 ,fifg 1, 5' T 3' lf! i if ,vVETi?!f z 4 illli:-----Q A ,, ,aw 1 f ,-ki Compliments of DAVE'S STANDARD STATION .4- Candidsf5 1 Seniors left to right: Kurt Tuetken, Vice President, Chris Boston, President: Evelyne Hughes, Secre- taryx Lori Reeves, Treasurer. Freshmen left to right: Laura Lee Dilley, Vice Presi- dent, Jennie Hanke, Treasurert Bill Kovack, Presi- dent, Georgia Thompson, Secretary. 6fCIass Officers Juniors left to right: Lori Holcomb. Presidents Chris Brown, Vice Presi dents Brenda Reynolds, Treasurer, Connie Lawler, Secretary. I983 C 0 L F S C Sophomores left to right: Angie Fuller, Treasurera Sally White. Secretary: Karen Whitlow, Vice President: Amy Dixon, President. Compliments of: HILLSBORO LIONS CLUB Q W f I f 1 f 9 Q I 5 ,ggwg 0- 7 ,, A , ,Q , V 4, ? if K 3 if A A if fi I I I 4' Q? I 4' 5 ,f ifffwf If SOMEDAY I LL BE RUNNING 0 THIS PLACE! me Compliments Of HARNETIAUX EVERGREEN NURSEY ACadernicSj7 GRICLILTLIRE Q!!! adams if rg: Q M f , ff f 2 My ' f ff 3 W M Wu I 1' 1, MT as - '22-fl , XX 1' 7, ,,s',f Q Q ' ,-.-, K . . f I wif fi nk The Agriculture Department at H.H.S. offers a variety of courses to help students develope knowledge and experience needed for future career goals and occupations in this field. The course offerings and instructors are as follows: Mr. Cranfill - Introduction to Agriculture. Horticulture I and ll, Agriculture Sales, and Agriculture Technology Mr. Poznic - Advanced Power Mechanics Mr. Snopko - Welding, Power Mechanics, Introduction to Agriculture, Introduction DXPL. 8fAgriculture Compliments of MONTGOMERY SERVICE COMPANY 'D ,., h......wf4 Wwmmwfmm AL? ' effaal .im gr- 03' 'uf' ,, . . , J vim.: rf 'Wind rv A, . ,X - X .y1E..-11. . a 'V N I u Nmap: -1 Y -7' A ...lap Nm 5 6 '1i'.,,. .. Art has been offered at H.H.S. for the past three years under the guidance of Mrs. Stark. This course consists of demonstrations and student projects. Also an interest in Art is developed through the Art Club as well. This year a new potters wheel was intro- duced to the class. The Art class went on two field trips in November of I982. They went to the Art Museum and Lamier Sculpture Gardens, both in St. Louis. The Art members also attended the second annual state convention of the Rembrandt Society in Springfield on April 22 and 23. Artf9 BLIILDI G TR DE ff v Y4., f -Vf f 'f '-WW' ,f , W, f-y 4,,q T ,L .T Building Trades is a course instructed by Mr. .ljm Kull. Building Trades meets three periods ml!! each day. This year the building trades house is located at l525 S. Main. In this class the funda- mentals of construction and maintenance are learned by the students. Compliments of HILLSBORO MOOSE LODGE i75l377 lOfBuilding Trades L..- -e 'I , I' N --,.,.-alll' 15. BUSINESS In order to give business oriented students up-to- date information, micro-computer training has been integrated into the Accounting Curriculum. The busi- ness education dept. is under the direction of: -F' Mrs. McCoy - Typing I and ii Mrs. Baker - Typing I, Shorthand I and II, Hiltop, and Office Machines Mr. Dagon - Accounting I and II and Typing I Mrs. fatron - Typing II, Business English. Office Simuiftion, and Introduction to Business. M S7 . Wi? L .5 5. .f , ,r ln.- Compliments of DON ANDERSON TYPEWRITERS Businessfll COSMETDLOGY AND CO-OP COSMETOLOGY Row I, L to R: K. Miller, D. Lamb. Row 2, L to R: C. Baker, K. Ridens, C. Roth, D. Smith, R. Dixon, J. Shoyer, Row 3. L to R: C. Vancil, R. McGill, T. Mond- hink, J. Elam, B. Reynolds, K. Snider, L. Mesnard, K. Berg- man. L. McGill. Co-op is a two course program. lt con- sists of work experience and class- room instruction. Work experience consists of at least I5 hours a week at local banks, schools, restaurants, doc- tors office, and stores. Students in Cosmetology attend the Tri-County Beauty Academy and work approximately ISOO clock hours for skills related to Cosmetology. The students may take the rest for their license after completing the require- ments. Mr. Dalher is the coordinator of the Co-op and Cosmetology programs. A.M. CO-OP P.M. CO-OP Row I, L to R: L. Grantham, K. Clinard, J. Bos ton. S. Balla. T. Fox, T. Atterberry, B. Chesser, D. Evans, T. Zannie, J. Carpani. S. Homa, K Beck. Row 2, L to R. N. Mayers, L. Caulk, D Frazier, K. Sollami. L. Dodds. B. Beeler. T. Com- pagni, M. Shreve, J. Currie, L. King, K. Rhoades T. Luck. L. Jett, Mr. Ed Dalher. Row I, L to R: A. Milanos, N. Kershaw, K. Hamby. Row 2, L to R: S. Stroup, V. Beck, E. Hughes. Row 3, L to R: J. Ward, J. White, J. Eccles, C. Goodin, L. Bruce. Row 4, L to R: Mr. Ed Dalher, J. Osborn, R. Shoyer, L. Montgom- ery, D. Blain. .M-O,me,O,Ogy - CMP Compliments of THE KURLY o, CAROL LAZENBY GLISH r- rf Q f 1 2 Q. S sf.. -'Z n V 5,2334 W I A 43 an its . 5-:2'N wg: ju 3 L 1 ,, 'ifafrifir Ziifif- .w -.F , , 1 f as I ,,....-.... ,.,.s,:fa.a zfasan' sf, V f 'WZSM' The English department offers many electives as well as the required courses for underclassmen. The course offerings and instructors are as fol- lows: Mrs. Hewitt - Freshmen Grammar, Freshmen Lit- erature, Mythology, and English Literature I and Il Mr. M. Mathews - Oral Communications, Sopho- more Composition, and Science Fiction Mr. Deafenderfer - Shakespeare, American Lit- erature I and ll, Freshmen Grammar. and Fresh- men Literature Mrs. Stempniak - Oral Communications, Basic Sophomore Composition, and Theater and Play Mrs. Brink - Freshmen Grammar, Freshmen Lit- erature, Sophomore Advanced Composition, Senior Advanced Composition Mrs. Higgins - Short Stories and Oral Communi- cations Mrs. Trader - Resource English E DEP RTME K W my 5 ' v 'iv' My l Q 4-U. . AA . 3, 34 1 gli? 1 I, 3 . is sd 1 7. . , f f , 0 fe WWW! 1, -es- vfwf lf if pq V ffm is f A 1 s - K Ba. B 7 'Sv if V' ,C , if 7 t, HQ Q ij'-' ' .f, .AM f- g , , t' r 4 y. . :if 3 w, 'f , tit., w ,M fi 'JEVS . .f . Af, ' ,Q iz? tv gs, , 4 :V A . -Aw 4 if .gall s ,Y K- ,si L, . ' rik- !'.Q:1v,, ff' - A Ri i 4 6kM91 Compliments of HAWTHORNE LODGE EUSIISWI3 The Foreign Language depart- ment offers, French, German, and Spanish. Each Language has its own club. The classes and clubs teach about the traditions and cul- tures of the language. The teachers are as follows: Mrs.Strope1 French I, ll, lIIflV. German I, ll, lIlflV. Mrs. Higgins: Spanish FoREio ANGUAGE , ...Q lv 'K 1 f N I 'ss' My I: 1 I Q 'F '-h.,s- A, .f 'F N34--A X 2 I4fForeign Language fl 'E wi K , ,iq , 5' 'A g 4' V' - Yi' F ' Q Www, '. Wun-hi la K- -s qi 1 . , N M 3' its my gd s. QQQQQQK xx R ,, if riff H F . E si i!'nIunq... HQME CQNQMICS The Home Economic Department prepares young adults for the day they will be on their own. The courses offered teach students basic fundamentals of living, prepare students for Home furnishings, opportunities concerned with clothing and textiles, and care and understanding of children. The other courses offered and instructors are as follows: Mrs. States - Adult Living, Consumer Education, Advanced Foods, Housing, Homemaking Orientation, and Clothing Mrs. Wisdom - Foods, Child Care, Clothing, Consumer Home Economics, and Parenting wfm.,,,,,,,,..a.f- , ,jf WI? ff I , Mxwfft , , 5 f 'af f .Cyf- ,pw- Q 1' Home Economicsfl5 ' 'vi HLIMANITIE Mm MES Q? The Humanities Department at H.H.S. consist of classes in histo- ry and humane relations. Human relations teaches understanding of behavoirs and the American Economy. American History is required for graduation. The courses offered and instructors are as follows: Mrs. Allen - World History Survey, World Current Events, and American History Mr. G. Matthew - American History, American History Survey Mr. Romanus - Consumer Edu- cation, World Geography Sur- vey, and Sociology. 14 on . .HF r 'fl y 5 .,- A 54 X , , .W I. . X l , l Lf- v-ff' u i i , W 1- if 4- .yt 6 ' rays. i I6fHumanities rv M H994 1. , . .1 -x- 4- ' ,, ,.1.4 .11-, M .JL I .EAIQQJLT hip: -if 'lun 'i fl' ' l l l l 1 1 l l J? l I ..,,. , i Mmm. t Y 'xv ,,,,sf, ' iaas, , W ,f -away is GE W ,N . QW 2:21 1 I l V WN, s : ' if 94 ' .,.... f,.::,f7w The Industrial Arts Department at H.H.S. offers courses to give the students experience for later courses, hobbies, and jobs. The courses and instructors are as follows: Mr. Poznic -Advanced Power, Vocational Metals, and ln- dustrial Orientation Mr. Page -Architectural Drawing, Woods, Advanced Woods, Metals, and Industrial Orientation Mr. Kull -Graphics and Building Trades ,f-W -g A 1 A wi- f N xiii' 5 Ax -.4--li :DJ Compliments Of W.M. HALES CO. Mine Machinery Parts Industrial ArtsfI7 H .Awe--,. . Y if fv M 5 . ' sg a -A V. 1- ff' EZ ,f The Math Department at H.H.S. offers many math courses for the college bound student. This is the second year for the Micro-computer course. Micro-computers teaches the function- al-knowledge of BSAIC computer language. The courses and instructors are as follows. Mr. Hindle - Algebra and Consumer Math Mrs. Moore - Geometry, General Math, and Consumer Math Mr. Reeves - Micro-computers, Algebra, and Trigonometry Mrs. Whitley - Pre-Algebra and Algebra. MATHEMATICS a'l Tw lpklk 5 - ' Q f as . ., , , . K, I i is Ms... W I , -'ff .mv.,,.s WN. N i 1521:--. nv eg zx. . Q . fm W i Agwk ,,, ' , in. vm 44 'I .. -32 ...nt -. l8fMathematics .1 1? 4 ly. X V . ST.. -4 U! W7 sf? ur, v , Y R 'yi Z7 V 1 9 s h T l , n ' .I ,T I ,, A1 7 ' The Media Center's big project this year was a purchase of 270 books with an approximate cost of 53,500 The books purchased were 5 selected on the basis of the most commonly used term paper subiects. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Saathoff, the Media Center celebrated National Library Week, April I7-23. EDIA CENTER LIBRARY WORKERS W, , Row I, L to R: M. Sanders, T. Luckett, Mr. Thomas, V. Codemo, Mrs. Sathoff, A. Alverson, A. Watson. Row 2. L to R: J. Boston, D. Evans, D. Howe, R. Montgomery, B. Kershaw, T. Neathery, A. Fuller, L. Sester. Row 3, L to R: A. Dixon, M. Meyer, P. Thompson, J. Jones, K. Whitlow, J. Smith, S. Wankel, R. Powell, M. Laskey. J. Price, C. Gregg, R. Moranville. Not Present: J. Dunn, D. Durbin, K. Durbin, D, Lamb. M P L V M if., ,.- J.- 4. V A 'iAfQ,'1'l'r 'H' . T ' ' 'f Tau.. 25- , .... . A m J ff, , 0- A f V. 1 I , fa? W-f iiillsv-'H .' W 5 f Fig , M I : - ' E. Mg . ,..,- Libraryfl9 i , yup ng, if tg 'SQ 7,4 3-L A rig if ka N if M T l if ,P fl is af' .A .42 , , f . - fa.-1- ill,- 'Nw The Music dept. offers a variety of elec- tives. The courses offered are:,Band, Drill team, and Jazz band. These courses are taught under the direction of Mr. Richard Clark. Acapella Choir, Swing choir, and Op- eretta are offered under the direction of Mrs. Joan Rappe. The Operetta this year was Anne Get Your Gun held on April I5 and l6. The Christmas concert was held December I9 and the Spring Concert May I5. 2OfMusic P.E., HE LTH, AN if' Q a, . ,LJ Q2 -f Q y 5,13 4555 ,gg 1 .A , g, DRIVER ED I fx. 'W'-' 'm gww L hniirqwuaw N' , ' M' Fwmuam W--E 4-ef 'ig ST A ..., J a, ..,,1f ti, .,,: .i'2::4x .f A ' D , Q- V E R a 4-f111 z sal? W c '- Il' i i f IV, ' L Ebem Elflilla A A x l . x ...., l 4 5. . , lll if 5 'W Z5 N - 1 'Sl 1 . The Physical Education dept. has a new addition to their staff. Sarah Hamby is this new teacher. P.E. is required all 4 years of high school. W Health Education helps to give the student a better under- standing of themselves both mentally and physically. This H . , . semester course is required for graduation. . V . ,M 4 ww l if W Drivers Education consist of two parts. Nine weeks is in the classroom and nine weeks behind the wheel. Mrs. Hamby - Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior. and Senior P.E. Mr. Ball - Sophomore, Junior, and Senior P.E. Mr. Stewart - Sophomore, Junior, and Senior P.E. Mr. Huddleston - Health and Drivers Education I: 'ff-lm., -K' W' Mr. Schiebal - Drivers Education Compliments of HILLSBORO BOWL, INC. P.E., Health, And Drivers Ed.f2l SCIENC The Science Department at H.H.S. offers many courses for those students in a science related career. There are classes offered relating to lab work, environmental aspects, and future energy sources. The courses and instructors are as follows: Mr. Ceney - Physics Mr. Reeves - Matterfliormz MotionfEn- ergy, and Chemistry Mr. Schaal - AnatomyfPhysiology, Genet- ics, Microbiology, Health Occupations, Environmental Education, and Biology Mr. Sommers - Environmental Biology and Life Biology Mr. Sievers - Matterfliorm and Environ- mental Biology swung l, f, iw, V N , fff KX YW . I I ,I gi me 'Q J , , it 22fScience Ns . .C.C S S The SUCCESS room is a classroom designed for students with a learning disability. The students are able to go to the SUCCESS room instead of study hall and are helped individually by Mrs. Netzer. and Mrs. Kindernay. The Special Education Program was instituted to help those students who learn more slowly than others. Instructors this year were Mrs. Trader. Mrs. Willhoit. and an assistant, Mrs. Wagner. W? Mrs. Kindernay SUCCESS Room Assistant PECI L E H.H. . ACLILTY Mr. Cranfill Mr. Dagon Mr. Ball Mrs. Catron f A, . 4 C 1 7 m . Z FD 3 ' Sigh g fs?-v,:'r S rg '. I 1 2 ,, 9. , ,NVQ 'U ' ' .-fig'-,gfflxfxffvi--1' -W' ' ' X ,T :.::..,. i N ' - fsjifvvi f f,.,4.,.-Q, ' ,.A-Lfn-V.,-11.4.4 , WLM, W. V -' AM' J., .. M.m,..,Q..,.,,s,,.,,,, . 1 Q NX, K - Vfs 1 ' - , 4 U ,Q V , . , K . -M f : + . . was , y U K, In i C hx CTN M C M Q :X E lu' 'Oli' 'rx xg' 'qpqs gi ,ag it 5 3 s Y , - if v S A avxnc au: Q v' 1 z -wh: X., ,'Nf Mrs. Baker Mrs. Brink Mr. Ceney Miss Cairns Mr. Clark 24fFaculty Compliments of KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN ...E Mr. Dahler Mr. Deabenderfer Miss Hamby Mrs. Hewitt ak Q Mr, Huddlegtgn Mr. G. Matthews Mr. Kull Mrs. McCoy x 4? A S Xx , 1? it rip Mrs. Higgins Mr. Hindle Mr. M. Mathews Mrs. Moore Mrs. Netzer ,f X 1 ,vs ' W z, W 1 s, Vx i My '1 Q 'gt' J'-Q s is X X is 'RR Wwe! .Kiwi X A Mr. Page ' ' I Facultyf25 Mr. Reeves Mr. Schaal Mr. Romanus Mr. Scheibal Mr. Poznic s W Mr. Snopko Mr. Sommer X f Q 3, W f 5 lv: ' f ig ,ff ' 4 ,K v 1.:z Y Mrs. Rappe Mrs. Saathoff, Mr. Sievers Library Secretary Compliments of THE SHAPE OF THINGS lwpacuhy Mary Poznic vv. Mrs. Stark Mrs. States Miss Stempniak Mr. Stewart . Mrs. Strahl Mrs. Trader Mrs, Snape Mrs. Whitley gif f Mrs. Wisdom Q' - ' S, r -ff - -,,-Q-. m,::,s-v.W:: ,fffww A f x, J Q- Wm ff. +ff:5s,nr ,9?'w ,' f, -N ,5i,2g.,we:r M M-. 'f F-' M' 'V X? .Wim ., My ,4 . mis .. .. MEM T a s iff 35 , A , Wg,-Lf' ,EA . lg ff Mr. Stocks Mr. Thomas THERE 'S TWO OF THEM! 5 , ' 1? , ' z 5 1 Wh, ,,g-wg, s, 415 ,. 'E N -arm'-fwfzaf Q ?' f ,z v wglwgass. Mrs. Willhoit Mr. Young .xv fe -i FJ AQ Facultyf27 .Q 1 'Ci HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRA TION UNIT ADMINISTRA TION L to R: Mr. Gaither. Assist. Principal. Mrs. Strahl, Dean of L to R: Mr. Dale Stretch, Assist. Superintendent, Mr. Jack Girls. Mr. Ackerman, Principal. Zimmerman, Dir. of Business Affairs. Mr. Michael Mugge, Su- perintendent. and Mr. Wayne Ford, Assist. Superintendent. B S C H msaono comiumrv un EZ g Hoon. msmlcr Nunez R l. board of D L to R: Mr. David White, Mr. John Blankenship, Mr. R. M. Patton, Mr. Don Karban, Mr. George Blankenship, and Mrs. Caroline Clinard, Secretary. Not Present: Mr. George Cerutti. President. Unit Secretaries Front: Thelma Draper and Irene Washburn. Back: Dorothy Gunn and Judy Robinson. WQV JN'-ef. High School Secretary High School Secretary Janet Carlyle Lynn Woker Compliments Of 28fBoa'-d And Administration HILLSBCRO UNIT EDUCATIDN ASSCCIATION ?i4l35 l FRESHMEN Joe Baker .-Q. 6 l Glenn Blankenship Mike Tracy Bill Beckerman Bergman Bergman lf? ,fivyn 2 3 5 A, ,:.-,M vvvv , I , ,.,, I Z -- Y. - gf ff ,:,.., -'Tiff' ' ' 'V ffffifrf 02, ' I ' ,, vfv V '-'M' - 4 5 fi x ig 5 V, - A ' Ca. . 3OfFreshmen Kenneth Caulk , fji X- TX X I I f E X t , :.a Q . I 5 l ' J Lisa John Randy Roger Bledsoe Boch Boden Boden - -sv-. Y 'v .. . Z A i Terrie Michelle Melissa Boden Brown Brown 1-.1 I! Stephanie Shelli Ranna Mike Bruce Buel Burch Burke X 1' ' ' , , sir.. l 1 Lane Mark Greg Teresa Caulk Cerny Cerutti Christian Sam Tim Stephen Chumleny Chumley Claxon Dorothy Coleman Chad Mike Compton Davis 1 Andrea Richard Laura Lee Dettman Dickerson Dilley x ZX l Arthur Dannell Andrew Dodds Durbin Dzurovicin YN Jeff Emerson f I fx f I E? ' ' Shannon Carla A Faingnaert Fenton . w,,.g 2 g. 'E' ' , V ', if i 'N ? i rx ? in -:ape al 5. 1- ' G' 4' J' 1' me is, 5 X 3 M fi 'pil . i, -- Sw r 1N so A 5 , A -9 4 ,ugilsqaizl Stephanie Claxon f , ,M X if 345512, Tom Davis -fam -'fu I S ' U3 1 .- A -Tiffff 9 .m.,w,f1L,-, 5 ., sm M, wx :J A -f 4 Cynthia Dixon Clarence Eiler hu. Daniel Fenton , 1 , x ' I R 1'1 ,i. lL . Charles Coderko , - '? I 5 1 W 1 I, -......., - wc 1 ,,,. fjf '- fi V 1 7 S44 R f i ,. f eng 5 1 ' ge ff! 1- F- if-ff 2: ' ' f, it 5 -5- Q,. Y x YY K 4 W-,,, Y ...L wb g' Q , , f 7, , Hi' ,H Q ,. ' , Q ' 2, A ,f 4 -4 f 2 I l t -3 ff fl F A 2 Zi ix ' it fag M M. - e as Richie Ellington -l Kurt Fenton Freshmenf3I ,.., . R gig ,vs ' gy. .vc N 313 ,.,. , , It ,f t i 12, ig T X N Y? s v? ' Q' , Q - f' 'F sie' ,V .. ., .1 4 1 . I H- 1- 4 'A ff 4 N is, J X W3ff?5'f I af Ze, , new j X 795, 0 A f ya - ,, aa Del Marci Fletcher Foreman ,f Y Lori l Gansner Y' -1 F 5' , ' l QQXJ' 2 5-'M uni Wiz Troy Gulandi L, X . ,, X, , Wg, , 1 ,X-.. .V-'34 I ,F J! il 1 df?- F , 4 Stacey Fowler Sonya Gates .lon Graden Paula Halleman aff D, gpm A- it F f 1 ,G 1 e:N-,,.Y- .. ,, c ... ,cj -,,,,.. ,, ,, qi .. 1 Douglas Francis Fuehne Friesland Mary Douglas Gipson Gonzalez 1,7 Scott Shawna Greenwood Gualandi 5 X I - MQ. I l Julia Mike Hamblin Hammack .n 1 Q.. ,V 5 '1 I Y ' Jennie Robert Linda Diana Vickie Hanke Harris Harvey Henry Henningfeld 32fFreshmen Jeff Holcomb Jeff Jewell Bill Kovack 0 1, 'lf 4, Lea Lentz Chris Lindgren Melanie Renee Hoxsey Hrabusicky Frances Larry Jones Keiser Roger Sandra Kunze Lansing Gary Kenneth Lewis Lindberg Christina Huber John Kieslar ez' . EL Todd Leitschuh 2 . x Suzy Linden Danny Rowdy Logan Luck I Ai Angela Marti Darren Huber Jim Matthews Freshmenf33 L 233 Jim Mike Milanos Miller Tracey Mickey McCulley Mickle Angelo Milanos 34fFreshmen Serena Sheri Miller Robert Gary Montgomery Mueller Miller in....v Lisa Eric Eric Mullen Mullins Niemann Lori Calvin Ondrey Osborn Connie Chris Noyes Olroyd ,DX 14 Victoria Sandra Michelle Chris Melissa Osborn Perkins Petcher Peters Pinkowski ' JW ,gqmmf -rw-.Mgt A f 'V 2'-'mwzmt Q ' I iw item: Lisa Tammy Richard Polus Powell Randle Angela Scott Kai Russell Schluckebier Schwartz Q 'QT S Q... s N 'T' 'T' X. 5 PSY 7 Mary Allen Tammy Segrest Severs Shepherd I Mary Bill Shipman Shook Bonnie Shroyer Paul Ron Jeff Smith Snoddy Spencer M., ..v,Mm Mike Tim Redman Reynolds tl Kenneth Scott S 'Xt . . ..f- ' 9 f ' Tom Sherman 'gil via l y Don ll Smith Q Tim Andy Starks Stritzel Freshmenf35 R E H P R 0 M E E S fr A iif, , C E Cathy Georgia Q Terneus Thompson M N G C, o , I W K Shelli Buel E I escorted by E Chris Peters Mark Danielle S Tobias Torres 4? RCRA v -1, . x, , Q S 'X - - X ct wfkx 4 T' ' W , S. 'N '5 Nia ' fa NYYGXNX if 5 L , V V Deanna Kristy Theresa Margarita Traylor Trost Vancil Vollintine Jeff Sandra Becky Sharon Wilderman Wilhelm Williams Williams 4 'S , . , ,rf ggyp,-eshmen R Compliments of SECURITY SAVINGS ' 1 N T V km as I T X ,tum fm-- me C i T Laura Dan Rebecca y Wiliamson Willman Zimmerman SUPHUMURES Sophomoresf37 1-ff Q. N , , .. ,K .. nf A Kim Dave Shirlene Melissa Bonnie Achenbach Barker Barnhart Barton Bennett Ee .25 Torri Sharon Erlene Connie Terry Bennington Blades Blackburn Boehler Boerckel 1 Bill David Mark Barbara Craig Bourke Brewer Brinkman Brown Bruce . ,N 1 WW ' M i - C N w im Tammy Robin Duane Vicki Bruns Campbell Carter Clinard Codemo John Combs 38fSophomores ffm f .-hx.: il M -- L 114' ,. JoEllen Compagni lt t , ua . Y ,Xp ,, 1 ' i, E. Todd Michele Kim Compton Cranfill Daisley Q. .Y ii is.,N 5m? ll'Efsfa'?5H'gl',? P -. ififlegi Kenny Todd Stacy Amy Troy Dangbar Dean Denton Dixon Donaldson G - Linda Tom Chris Durbin Durbin Dyer Kim Don Downs Durbin dvr' ZX' . KAEQJA , David Mark Phillip Brenda Steven Ellis Ernst Ernst Evans Estell Yvonne Crystal Todd Josy Angie Faingnaert Fletcher Fogle Foreman Fuller l F f, ' V ' ' f ,.,- C , 'K 1 5 B I vu TA , 'Q W , A V' Q ' -. 5 f N1- 1 , M x 'la'-.T xl -,-,Q-X .'-:- s f Robin Charles Meika Kelli Leslie Fuller Gallagher Garcia Glass Goldsmith Compliments of FULLER BROS. PACKAGE LIQUOR 50Ph0m0feS!39 K if -Mil 1 rt! W Angie Brian Carol Tony Grabow Gray Gregg Gudausky 'f 3 ,,,, 2 X ' A 'gym Q A, , T W4 'Q ' Chris Steven Tom Chris Jim Gunn Hamilton Hancock Hanke Hewitt 'W?WWW WWW M41 i f? C D UQ ZLM Bobbie Deanna Hollers Houser Howe X . C Jody 6 'fffgafiai ne fn lwxflf Dena Mark Melissia Amy Tricia Hoxsey Huber Huber Hucker Isaacs Clint Jeff Jonette Mary Barbara .lohnsey Jones Jones Jones Kershaw 40f50Phomores Compliments of GREGG'S ACE HARDWARE S GIFTS 'if ' Q M 'X . ' 1 ? I ' f il 1 4 i 5 lflg 't Kim Jeff Joe Fred David Kirk Klenke Koches Krummel Lane Nancy Jim David Laughlin Laurent Leetham Nick Jim Brian Tonya Afiie Linden Loskot Loucks Luckett lYl1Ch ,Baa 4 ,HQ Xa . K I Y 351 LE Blake John Chuck Jodi Laura Malloy Mathenia Mathewson Micenheimer Mitchell Randy Ronda Jim Jennifer Julie Montgomery Montgomery Moore Moore Moore Compliments of LALlRENT'S STORE FOR MEN 50Ph0m0f9Sf4l vw if- , N f fl y 42 My W M is ' ka X Robert Robin Wade Renee Marion Moore Moore Moore Moranville Murray UQ Tammy Kathy Julie Dan Neathery Nowlan Oakley O'Guinn Jonita Oller a .............-.......,,.,..,g gmwhwmgwwwww gg ' OK Tracy Shelly Don Paden Page Perfetti V K , fi y . legs - PX ' n ag ik -2 l fl Q I Monette Renee Ronda Jennifer Phillips Powell Powell Rademacher f J. ,F V I Chris Perkins Ti ffl Xi Tim Renfro .ag ii' Joan Kyle Robert .-' Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds ' , 171' 42fSophomores Charlene Brent Robin Don Gary Rice Ricke Rieke Roach Roach Claud Shelia Bill Kevin Ronnie Robertson Rozmislowicz Saathoff Saathoff Saatoff 4 5 . L' Donet Steven Laura Satterlee Schroll Sester Melissa Sanders Bob Robby Joe Stanley Don Sherwin Sherwin Shreve Shreve Shryock iw ,, .,-.I K nr M 5. .v sf Y I '04 2 vi 1 ky N I Tony Pam Simmons Smith 'SW A 11 U' Y ,l ' xl X l E W- , 1 , ' l Bob Mary Beth Smith Spinner Sophomoresf43 'PID Mike Lori Taber Tef teller Geoff Lisa Trost Vanzo We f, W , f 1, Q yr, f jf V 1 WAZZQ 9 1 ' y Vg K., ya- ,gms ,ww-gf , 13-' 5 WW , f, , l Z-29, ?v:Q21 e'gz,z5: v 1, Q, .iff X . '2 ' qw 361 7 vw. 64223 . A f'--' A W nv -f Z5 -' f' ', ff ' f 4 ,ya X' ' ,:, , W , ' ml 4 I f,w,L.-1- t a H., f .1 1 f fii f fi L f : -' A f' 4 fs MW, X f W xi!-.MM-W M Ni, f I Don f, Q 5? Thompson .al ,, . FIN -xx V ,V Ph fi 6 ' X L TJ 7 5 , A Mike Vogel Pictures not l available for: Erik Chumley Shane Cope Dan Flitz Lisa Brian Robin Welge Weston White I982 f CV JI fl. ll, H A , f y A A 0 at W ' E Sally White A' ff 'HX . ,. ff Q v O Leslie Goldsmith I , Larry Tolliver Sandie Wankel Louis White 'QW Shane White Karen escorted by Sherry Whitlow Mark Ernst Wright 44fSophomores Juniorsf45 Bob Brian Tammy Liz Allen Allister Altenberger , ,,,...wQ..7Fq,.,,,:5,m W ' , me 4 5 Barbie Baugher David Beal 4 ' li .Q ff ' , Sherri Beck Ben Beeler Michelle Bellaver E . I -. . -, x A 1 W Clinton Gail Danny Mike Bennett Blackburn Blain Blain 4. . Colleen Marcella Anderson Baker Balla -5 .. IJ: I J., A? ' 1 Mike Bayliff l 5----L... e Beck Brian Beckerman Compliments of HILLSBORO MEDICAL CENTER S.C. 3 . ,z 11' Dan Carter Kathy Janet Blankenship B035 Theresa Dionne Boerckel B0Yd y -J.. J yiyy X Chris aaaaaaaa a,: t ea Marla 1,912 - 1 C Bwwn ':n'n C Brown N Sandy Mike Bl-gwn Caldwell Lynette Julie Susan Caulk Chesser Civitate j 9' . , Long Clayton ' x 1 Son Kim Clayton Clinard ,I Q l l Fred Coleman Jn Jaye Tom Combs Compagni 5152 l C. .X T'-Q, I 4 8' 4 - we-:SIT -TJ, Tammy Cruthis ll. Mary Dagon Shelly Dobrinic Mark Elliott Louis Carla Dodds Durbin Chad Kim Daniels Ferrill Bob Kevin Davidson Fowler Marla Eddington Mary Beth L' Durbin Sherri isa Davidson Gad if f' 'V , Y S l Jesse Goldsmith Jodi Elam Danny P s 'f' DeWitt 3. F Pat Elizondo Rhonda Dixon Lora Gribble V48f.luniors THATS ouk JUNIOR SPIRIT! , X 1' wa. , , K .ha Y , x 5 1 . X 5 X. . ,A ,, , , 5 if 4 X1 Q- ,,, , Steve Julie Glenna Tim Guinn Hallers .. ,Ai-I Ron Hawley Carl Heldebrandt la The 3 lm... Topperteers Barbara Hosick What's so funny Lisa susannn Hubef X-1 l I , g lf i , Sherry Karen Darrin Brian Hancock Hancock Conni Forrest Harms Havron fx , Debbie Hefley Lori Holcomb The Bopsy Twins s 1W 'i Craig House LSB' XX,,,,ff hw 5 .4 Aren't they sweet? is , . Q -. I - K f Y l J' has W: ' .fn .le T S ': 5 rl.. Ben Julie Hudson Hutchins Hutter Jagosh Jewell Jones K 5OfJuniors M ark Krummel ,ln lnileldf ff, ,,,,, , ,f X 1 A,,. ,rf , 2' gi Q 'ZX 1 A2 f f J if fm A fan ff ,ff Q 1 7, fgx W HW 2' ' ' ,f wwg, f f QW, ,Q f 1 I f I f f, Zylif f 1 444 7 f 7 fy X f ' ff! 1 Z Z' w if f v 1 Z I f M' m W X cf? ' 1 r' 5 E Dana Conni James Julie Lamb Lawler Lawson Lee W! 1., W , I W.. M- 7 A! 3 f ,A Chuck Beckv Neil Lentz ww , Limper Lessman -,fl .4-4- ' Todd Joel Lohman Lohr i Kafen so Fon IT SHELL! Mehm Maroney Marty 1 Bryan 'ik K M 5 41 Lisa Mattox W ' McGill x, 4 X i 1' 1 x To Sa-an 1 x .nfffl 11' sd Q...-ar Robin DeWayne Lori John Trina McGill Mercer Mesnard Meyer Milanos you . Trisha Jacqueline Vicky Tom Brian Mondhink Moore Morrow Oakley Patton , Q Don Poynter Bret Gene Reeves Reenef N 'Wx Geoff A .fe -W 1 X Reeves -4 . f , Chuck Rosche Brenda Kathy Reynolds Ridens Ruppe Hugh K Satterlee l Dolores Schroedel Tracey Shannon kr- vs Compliments J s S CARPETS Q Q l . l , Rod Becky Diana Juniorsf5I Shipman SllghIOfT1 Smith Pam Smith K. Becky Tucker Rich Smith f wr g., nu ' WA fi we M ,X A gm W v wmww if at T Pam Thompson Tim Beth Randy Taylor Terneus Theriac ann Picture not available for: Mary Laskey Dawn Tomazzoli Paula Watson 'Ui Cindy Diane Angie Vancil Walker Watson Junior Class Representatives Connie Lawler Escorted By Chris Brown S I Homecoming '82 Chad White Jodi White i Lynette Randy Dawn Melissa Tony White White Williams Zimmerman Zucco - THIS SCHOOL WOULD BE NOTHING WITHOUT ME. r n , V' - l , 9 v I I I Compliments Of VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Taylor Springs. IL THE IGOTH r 1 .N 51 , 1 fi 'Q 7 I T, : ,T ,+jf ', ?fq 'f'4'M' 5 1 ?f 'j: jf 4, A If ,V ,HQ V1 N il I . I A ., .. ,V .ytx,-wv,,,.,,, rw ' 4. ,. . 44. , xmfw QM fvffw' - ' M' Mx -' HILLSBQRQ HIGH SCHQOL ,....,w-A.. 1, W., www ..,.,.,1 GR DU TI GC ASS 'K vdindyq Ky V LM Pi-S. ggi? ' N .fam .Vf,f. '5 9' Q V' 5' gy ff T? fi' Wu Q. 'H' c L z-. .fz..,5A, 5' , Wu mfiiqgafg 'wwf WW ' Wei - llli 35' BBW 1 5,9 jf' ' 'Q Q 9 kv X D X 5 -73 .Aw 248,33 13 ' A . 5 C ASS OF l983 1- amish- Senior CIassf55 w 'pg Larry Adams Men, of few words are the best men. ff 1 Sandy Balla lf it's fun, count on me. , , ., W. f , , - A if ' w, 7 4 1- 5, , ,.,. .Z ,.A. by V 198 X Kristy Bennett The surest way not to fail is to determine to '56fSeniors Succeed' Tracy Atterberry She looks like an angel, but you can never tell what an angel will do. y ,f ,B X57 ', if ' , '41 '12 iisifzf Q 'sfzq X Mx Vicki Beck Her mind is on her work. but her heart is else- where. Amy Alverson Music washes away from the soul the dust of ev- eryday life. ,- Q X ' WX ? X 1 J7' f S, X is fi u ggi Kim Beck lt takes both rain and sunshine to make a rain- bow. Rob Bergman Sometimes l feel like a nut, sometimes l don't. Kim Bonney You can take others no higher than you yourself have gone. Pictures not availab Sean Camp Mike Carpani Rich Christer Ernie Eiler Ron Ellington Susan Johnsey Mike Kief Terry Robertson Laura Sale Marie Stewart Alan Thomas Kelly Wineburner le for: John Beyer l read, I study, l examinet and of all this, I try to make as much sense as possible Julie Boston Love is the most beauti- ful gift we are given to share. Kay Bergman Each day comes bearing gifts its, untie thetrib- bons. 4 -,f' 1 'fy 44 l a n I ,Q-:. , ,f ,M W: 5,3 , E I K hw W 3 'aw f' , ,7 , Chris Boston lt's no matter where you go or what you do, it's who you have beside you. Jim Braido Trouble looking for a place to happen. Seniorsf57 ' 1.:rNfw':1 s , f, M. B-fs 2' f 'fffk' . 332+ ss XG W ,. fig as Q , , ff M- is Q? , 1. f 'Q '59 4 3 f ' ' ff-2491 Ay., j 35 ' Q 4 'Qing 1. Ay 7 4 ,7 M0 9. ew, 5 9 Bonnie Brandt An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. Debbie Bugg To love is to stop com- paring. 58fSemors Libby Brown What a long, strange trip it's been. Julie Bruemmer The past is my heritage. the present is my re- sponsibility, the future is my challenge. R W -,'.. R ,W :I V La s' -Em l X 1 Dan Carney lf at first you don't suc- ceed, act like you did. ' agzfkzsgs: 3 , 'mf . , . 1 ., 9 ..g,... wa.. Q . . f- W ' - X. :ww ,,-,rw U , sw 1' fm 4 'N 1.4252 ..., sr N .:fv1,..5,. . 'V .V .X .. -.W sgf,:vm5:,,..E, -,.,4K,g,-.. 5 ,JM . I .,:g.,,,.g:s Q, , As - ,.f..- , .,,,, '- 1 , . fa , K, .,.,,, 1,-5..,....v ---- x ,.,, -Y, fi , A Eg Sheila Brown Sweetness shines through her quietness. fav, ii , 'Q .Io Lee Carpani Every time l get it all to- gether, I forget where l put it. -QL' vs 5 Si 3 Lisa Bruce Smiling makes every- thing seem brighter. Eric Buerkett This boy is never slow at all, not with the girls or with the ball. , , Tena Carroll Either l'll find a way or l'll make one. Brenda Chesser Lance Caulk Silence is golden. 'Uni ,qv The things we remember best, are those better forgotten. Y as 9' . -7 Jim Currie He may be innocent, he may be sweet, but when it comes to thinking, it's always dirty. 1 fied. Lori Caulk lf people know what they wanted, they would en- joy it more if they could remember how much I 1 ff , Q 795 ,ff X X. 4 - s 1. Y 11 ,S , , WV. fl Jim Ceney Everything is simple, but the simplest things are very difficult. r 3 Ada Doolin v '35 5' Silence is more eloquent Lisa Qaulk they wanted it. I think. therefore l am confused. ,F if la ...-,:Eg,rv2.bi! 5 fr ,.:,'-: ii ' I t Gene Costello A flute without holes is not a flute, but a donut without holes is a danish. as g ,,.,, Www ff ' fis .,ui : 1 si ,,,,,g , W .M r c. I , , . . . . ,M 1? 1 'titi 9 . .22 fi-1 Steve Davis H fy..', . 5f,y5w. .,:f ' .? N ' f 5-ms.: No matter how hard l g55f ,1 , .g,rf:gi,,,,M - - i'-'VN 5 '53 . 'i'E:'?,Zi:::Q1' try, no one is ever satis- f-f:'lfQ j . :E l , F' :ptyp Pat Dettman Today has been one heck of a week. . than words. Seniorsf59 I Q A , f Q 1 Q . :Z 35 Q 3 W, fr, 4 . Z 2 Karen Dudley lf you are never scared. embarassed. or hurt, it means you never take chances. Dawn Evans She smiles at others just for fun. but really there is only one. 6OfSeniors r 2 Jamee Dunn When the going gets tough, the tough go shopping. Janet Eccles If I can't find something to laugh about, l'll just giggle. fs DKK: f I it n ,Q t .ig . I 4 4, .3 5 .5-w 'ms E H 44 at 9' 'gal 'lv t Q s 4 bf glib? 'MW 5 I ri-M1 .fits Tracy Everett One today is worth tw tomorrows. O Konnie Durbin There are many things that life can bring, but friendship is the sweet- est thing. GOV' f 4?-Z f my 1 2 V fp 24: , ,I 5 , Kish-f ' '--X W .lv '- . xl -gg J ,,, my ,, f' , f - In ' . ' -V K4 -' V- 1 X . 7 , f - 91.4 Bruce Fenton There's no excuse for la- ziness, but l'm working on it. Rodney Durbin l never look for trouble. it always seems to find me. Ivy Mary Jane Edwards How beautiful a day can be when kindness touch- es it. Q I3 Tim Fenton Take your time, do it rightl .1-f' Tina Fox ln a friend I find a sec- ond self. David Gray A will to wins and win he will. Chris Goodin If silence were golden, he's be a millionaire. if ff i, 'V I -- , . Q , .. v':'l 1 zz? A ' ' Q H5 ' ff by i Debbie Frazier Look for the loveliness in life - then choose what makes you happy. Renee Govaia Love wasn't put in our hearts to stay, love isn't love 'til we give it away. 'SJW' .54 ., A px Kevin Fuller Tried the resta found the best. j f? 4' 136:31 -,aw ' ! I f., M f , f 4 4,1 X W f QU W, .Ml H 'Y f NVQ 4 ' 4, f f44v Lf: X A . yy . V K -gs Azi- H: WW g f . ferr r 1 J 5,2227 ' f ' ' IW Z ff P TI , ' W ff Andrea Gonzalez A smile is worth a thou- sand wordsz l always have something to say. 119 ' 3 Qsr, me Q Jug? -' Q Tom Groves If only I could be respect- ed without being re- spectable. 3 fl ? , alas' 7 Lori Grantham lf smiles made the world go round, she'd keep it turning. Robin Halleman Love is something you share. not own. Semorsf6l Kay Hamby Cheerfulness is the spice of all truth. Compliments of HOMA DISTRIBUTOR .4 , A 4, if I 1' T . ,, -' g 'W g ' gg, V , :HQ --tf , '1 M7155 ' fe iq. 2? 'Y Sally Homa Being a woman is a terri- bly different task, since it consists principally in dealing with men. 62fSeniors ,-ww Tracy Hancock No guts, No glory. 2. . 3 ff? Alan Hobbie lt's grand to be a senior, but a junior has my heart. . 1. mfg i A Y l 5 A ' PM ummm ' X . ' -J ,- 39? X . 5 .Q I . yi. Ronnie Hopwood The deed is everything, the fame is nothing. ,. ,..sA:1 gr -- . J K? -ar . . LQQQBV gi 9 ' l-wi g ' lk , , . . V f-4 X4 - X 2 . , , T Y KI' ' A Q ff , .,, X . V . 'lf ,. 4, 4 , vi . gif' WW A gait, fx v , . .. N ', 1.V,j.,?3 1,747-S 53 .F 5, :Kiwi ff C,-'sf'-w . W-' ' +-J . I-TQ' . E W X L f O Q, - N A fs rf . ' ,Q ig Y Z gf, 4' gp? QV U ix .fx . 5. fws Andy Harvel What nature won't do to you, the women will. M. E' , Q Q fi , .I ssl' ff . km... 4 .1 . W .. , Els. QR If 'N Diana Hosick A friend is one with whom you dare to be yourself. ? Barbara Harvey The more we do, the more we are. Cheryl Hollers Live always, my friend, as if there were world enough and time. Julie Houser Strangers are friends she has yet to meet. 'V'-M --f Sue Howard Ginos I used to say I and me , now it's us , now it's we , '9w. if Laresa Jett If I make it on time. ok, if not. start without me. Denny Jorn You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true. fi sts . Q. X . ,-,., Q wr: Q L 1 Toby Huber The only time I have fun is when I do what I enjoy most - Partyingl Joe Kenny You have only today. If you lose it, it is gone for- ever. Lorraine Huber In her pleasant, quiet way, she shines forth. Rhonda Johnston Shared fun is double-fun - shared trouble is half- trouble. .If 3 1, y J 1 'A ff . 'I Li I V135 V r f I Nancy Kershaw Love is better shared by two. .f 't, ,w Z ak. , , up R .rir ..1' - 1 2 s,'e- ' L ..,e Evelyne Hughes Every little thing she does is magic. Compliments of ROSS SHQE STORE I' 4.5. 4. .5 'go if , 'wr ., ' 5..- - 'J .5 .Z 3 Agni.. .I aka? :Q : Laura Kimbro The sparkle on her finger matches the sparkle in her eyes. Senlorsf63 Larry King Wisdom is knowing what to do next, skill is know- ing how to do it, and vir- tue is doing it. Compliments of DENVER REFRIGERATION Dana Leek She is a quiet. gentle per- son. 64fSeniors Steve Kirk They say it takes a long time to bring excellence to maturitya well here's one exception. WZ? My Lucy Kunze I shall follow in the way of the Lord. Ron Leible Always remember, A day without sunshine is like . . . night. Mike Knisley The future is uncertain and the end is always near. , 'K ' .y,i ff ' M ,.,,,. , , eli' 'U VVQA A ' L: A 2: g 1:f ,ri 'ii' L f ' if Beth Lessman The path that leads to happiness is so narrow that two cannot walk on it-unless they become one. Katherine Krummel I never count the things I hate, nor limit those l like. Larry Kurfiss I'm Truly in Love. if Doug Limper It is a mistake to look too far ahead. Cathy Logsdon Sweet, shy, and spoken for. Miki Meyer Love cures people-both the ones who give it and the ones who receive it. Nancy Meyers Her eyes sparkle with the mystery of love. Tami Luck She scatters sunshine on her way. ,f , an fl' ii Angela Milanos Day-Tripperll Georgia Lynch To love is to put our love in the happiness of one another. Dale Meyers Success hasn't spoiled me yet. N W Bill Miller l'm just a wild and crazy BUY- Q. .ff ., V, Mike Marty Just when you think to- morrow will never come, it's yesterday. Compliments of KATHRYN'S FLOWERS J Karen Miller She is gentle and shy, but with mischief in her eyes. Seniorsf65 John Mondin Just when you thought you were winning the rat race, along came faster rats. Dean Nowlan Fine people. with fine deeds. need no words. 66fSenlors Leroy Montgomery School is just one part of our education. Brad Niemann The greatness of a man can nearly always be measured by his willing- ness to be kind. Chris Noyes I kinda like just loafin' around. Joe Mormino When l'm good I'm very goods but when l'm bad l'm even better. Jerry Oberle Men of few words are the best men. Brian Niehaus I didn't invent sin. l'm just trying to perfect it. Darin Nobbe lf you can't be good, be good at it. Lori O'Guinn To love and be loved is to feel the sun on both sides. 4'5 .lohn Csborn You don't have to be old to be wise. 5 Mike Plunkett I never make mistakes . . . I thought I did once. but I was wrong. 7 s ,, f 1 '- 3' ' , , 'Wf z I '-an KM 14' 19' Mike Pruett Education is discipline for the adventure of life. '9 5 ' U ,N Y P QN sv ' Yi R r -., 5 5 ' ' Wes Osborn If you want life to be happier than what it is. go crazy , it helped me. Vw Crystal Puccetti If you have something set it free. If it comes back, its yours. If it doesn't it never was. , '- .1 . lt ft' , ' . N rfiw- - wr 7 'IF :V ' F 'I Q in xgz , 4 nzzvi I 'QIZIC A 'Id' .ga sz , gz ., , .N -.Wil 2 ai I I . iii were .WW Kim Payne lf you cry because of los- ing the sun, the tears won't let you see the stars. Jerry Price Hare Bare l, .s'gSi'N : A fi. V' ' If I N 4 -A 2, 3 ri, 54 ,A . k N Dieter Rademacher They who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength, they shall mount up with wings like eagles. Karen Perkins Feelings are everywhere - be gentle. Compliments of PLLINKETT INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Steve Ralston Last of the great train- ers- Doc Ralston ll Senlorsf67 ' Rob Rapp I don't want everything in the world, where would I put it. Compliments of PARIS FROZEN FOODS fm -A95-. .X , fsfgfgg my f ' ,X s 'WZ f 4 0 f I ,.:, 'ff' -M -v Wg , , , V. , 'Z ' ' git Karen Rhoades It is nice to be important. but it's more important to be nice. 68fSeniors Lori Reeves Love makes those young whom age doth chill, and whom he finds young, keeps young still. ws W' Brett Reynolds Where have all the good times gone? Cathy Roth Her greatest pleasure is her love. Rose Revisky I live through the week thinking about the week- end. ' , K 1 I I ff 'lui' I' Mike Rufus Am I awake or do I dream l'm finally gradu- ating? BiH Reynolds Wit is the rarest quality to be met with among people of education and the most common among the uneducated. ' Ray Reynolds There ought to be a bet- ter way of starting the day than having to get up. Y'-uv' Mike Ryan Nothing shows a man's character more than what he laughs at. Jeff Sanders Colonel 'Pro ' John Sester Eat a beaver-save a tree. N 'ff-' w .1- ,f ' Av A . It in I. ,g', 1aggfg,: gif: . h 1' ' 3. ig. 5 0.5. A ., rv fx ' -1,l,,i f - -. il L1 7' ' 14 -. 'A v ,f lt, A 'Q uw fb fi 'tr U A y I Mike Shreve TANK Mandy Sanders We are the people our parents warned us about. A09 i Patty Shreve l'm ready for a good time. Jeff Schmedeke Agreement is brought about by the changing of people's minds other people's. J. C. Severs Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere. Jackie Shroyer The flower of grace grows a stem of meek- ness. Julie Sellers The love that's in her heart is the love of her life. John Shroyer To be one of a kind is to be special in your own way. Semors!69 'l .sp W I , 'CSX' ts , . Qi, .N Ray Shroyer l have waited so long. ld Shelli Stroup Squeaker rolls on. 7Of Seniors Jim Smith Doubt whom you will, but never yourself. Marla Spinner Always ready and willing to have some fun. Shelly Thacker All that is gold does not glitter, not all those that wander are lost. - 'S A., Kristy Snider However rare true love is, true friendship is rarer. Anita Thomas A woman has a right to her own opinion. Kevin Sollami Everything is funny as long as it is happening to someone else. Jeff Stewart When you can't remem- ber the past, your con- demned to repeat it. Norma Traylor Full of Fun, Full of laugh- ter. and a smile for ev- eryone. . W - A y if 3 Xia? , YV 5 my 3?s..t Kurt Tuetken Not as bashful as he looks. . J 1' I . 2, Jimmy White When in doubt. whip the parachute out. Fred White Speech is great. silence is greater. QI? Terry Uhlry School makes me sleepy. s, ' . , l s.. .Q S KIM .,,..W- '----... Kevin Wiltshire Lonesome Loser. 5 f -N -at GSE 41331 Jeanne Ward A sweet smile and a wink of the eye. QW! Juli White The ring on her finger shows the love in their hearts. Tracy Zanni l'm not afraid of the fu- ture, for l have seen yes terday. and l love today. Deon Weston Your heart is a token, your heart is a toy, if you want it broken, give it to a boy. Compliments of THE MANE ATTRACTICJN Melody White. Darla Wilson era. FEL' In 'X ,.,..J . ,I P y y --s,Xr,,, :gf I xl s rci t , David Ziglar Give me a chance. l may surprise you. Seniorsf7I THE HILLSBQRO HIGH SCHQOL i f , yd M , Q 5 W Amy Alverson , . V Z ,te 5, l f 3' Jr ' W s Ng sk NS X X tif X NX SAX X Xxxxw V X1 Q E x X xsx 4' X O 5 X X it W ,V ,, I Kristy Bennett My M, z f I . cf 1' ,,5,w 7 I, ,y JV : .' ' ' ' ' JZ f ' 2 vw f 4 tr, f wr-1.0 X X , f A JW 2' ' ' X ,ff , Z 2, f X! ff! ff 1 0 . A,., M Qfffg , f Q, W cj, W if X, Julie Boston f-.sh T X Jo Lee Carpani 2: ,, . MMQWV W! ,W ' 1' ffgfwn ' ,, .MW MQW 'ww' Wm .W M 4, fri. ,y7,,, Tracy Atterberry Rob Bergman 4' W7 Bonnie Brandt if i I :mm ix. vb Qa..f-ff I Tena Carroll 'Q Sandy Balla -X 4' 'fd' E05 lu, gif' X gf if A Kim Bonney A X X 7 iw if , , M, If , ,M , 0, . V fy . U .i,Y ,,, ' -' ,:: -' V, 1 '- fi' ,, .1 ,via 264 ez j, 1 1 1 ' M V 1, ff ' I 16. Vicki Beck Chris Boston ji ,- ff? if f tfyxfff 4 f A, Q W 'ym : II fi , . ' ...an- ,..-is W .4 l A J 3 fi A X at Lisa Bruce . Q, Lori Caulk 73fBabY PiCfUf9S Compliments of EBELING MOTORS MQ Dan Carney 5-' Rich Chris tel' GR nl Gene Costello 5 S if ,.,,..! V ... Q W ,I R. V Img-W Janet Eccles ,M T., W 1' if ,I f X V, .:,. A - i, V ' I I 6 W, 'Q 5 '21 na f25L'., . - .'- 1 .',y.k.j-Ik.. .'.:.'Jj.-.gs-21:23. . , . E, -fr:-czfr-:ima-'o1:bf',.2'1 'f:::r:ztr ' ' Tracy Everett Ranae Govaia DLI TI C5 C ASS 9, ,,,, I ,I , gftf, 'K Q v. f l' , ,kts I X KQ .lim Currie lf! X '57 'WT' A ,,, ,,,.. X., 9 Beth Lessman Eickhoff Tina Fox ty- ' ' 'file' 1 W Q W, ' 1 J t, , 4 I Lori Grantham ,,.,7 , l big, 1 J- f 9 , 'V' '2 qw? .x,,,f. .. MQ -4-QW' : 1 . 4 ff x 5 2,1 , X x, ' W 5. W ' fl if , H ,, t , W e 5 4' f tr A, ' . --ve'f d 2' ji . . - v 'ku-I , , . . F21 , -m y My 5, Jamee Dunn Mary Jane Edwards Q by L Q 9 I ,. , 452 f , ff, A A yi 1 1, ,L , V5 . , u r' Debbie Frazier G 5 '9 .. Z 9, David Gray Compliments of MONTGOMERY COUNTY RIGHT TO LIFE COMMITTEE Q ' .ws I . ' if f sf Y it ff ai ,,. ',H 1- xx I YI I if My Konnie Durbin I , 'M fm.. ,:,::. I y,V,, .4.., l Q ,N fgy I Q I.. Dawn Evans Sue Howard Ginos D. Q ui Tom Groves Baby Picturesf73 I PRQLID T ANN 77' 4 f af ' Q . i , .-ala.. 9? N .4 S, X ,T- Robin Halleman fir - Alan Hobbie J 2 gr fi A K . 'ffi 1 I RQ 1' f if f r ,vi w ' My fiqef--, 13 'K I ww, ., , . 9 Lorraine Huber ...ff Denny .lorn 74fBaby Pictures Tracy Hancock L - ' XY H 5 4 W rr- L ,Q J' 'vvusw Sally Homa X y ' J ...,+ Q I fm ,451 5- .ii W 4 f 1 f f- ff VM! 4 f , 54 :fx 1 V 2 J ,mf G pf f X I I ,W ff ,V fyw ,W QQ iv ,, . f ' ,,,, W M , Mfw I Vg' 1 14 ' Evelyne Hughes fc' L I '4-Am, LLVA 545, g f -calf ff' Ifal f X X Nancy Kershaw Janice Hand Dianna Hosick I -un, NC 3 M if K J 2 ,f 4 Barb Harvey , if ff I W . 1 KWH ZW f' I ff Q gf 7 Z! V! , f ,f if f W WV of ' A W! va-'fWW Julie Houser 5 K.. Largsa Jett RhOI'ld3 .!Ohl1SIOl1 Laura Kimbro 5 V dbx ,.,. Q, ' f z 5, . 1 .dew 1 . ' F L Larry Kurfiss e 1 - Dana Leek Z, Miki Meyer fi or ,it fi? . 1 ' w 7 M Brian Niehaus Steve Ralston THE C ASS OF I983 ,!f 3 Cathy Logsdon t Q S f l .X O I. C I 5 is xi X X mxeix swf NN s W s ,. XX S me ts Q I. 55 N 'SLZIQZT FN A Saws N as X .lex ,. I is Nssvix C, , I X X .M X X is r x N 'X .X M. J- N C. Wx NO X wfxks sg j X ws X Q we K Q X X X M X 2 of X X ni Dale Meyers f f Z. wr- 'VI' Q t r? f Vx I Q I 525 f 4 .. 2 Lori O'Guinn fy ,., WM J ai . 0 7 ,.. 1 f NX Rob Rapp I ,I K 2' g Tami Luck WWW 72 T r .- f, If, I A 5 V1 :T 4, Q gf ' 4 , , ff , f X f C' f is ,f , 61 f ' ff I 23? Wffw' ,, Z ' 1. ag My A . f mf f ff if W C W 72' , 'IW , -Vs ' Nancy Meyers at-ww Kim Payne vw :Ear '- 7 af? 'I iff h w fiii I Q .C - A i N in if 4 fl, V ,ff Lori Reeves 7, Mix Mike Marty Angela Milanos I 1 Q- .- is Crystal Puccetti avi Rose Revisky Compliments of ILLINOIS WOOD PRESERVING, INC. Baby PlCfUl'9Sf75 964 THRGUGH T Karen Rhoades Julie Sellers if -f ' V S 1 ,I 5 9 'M pf Y is VXI: Shelly Thacker Jeanne Ward 76fBaby Pictures Cathy Roth , it ,r X ,i,, I v Vlf r f W g rr S 112244 ft 1 fi Patty Shreve S5 Anita Thomas Mandy Sanders 'Q ,,,. ,- 1 'f Q fe: M , ', , ' .ff I ,jg Ray Shroyer ,f Wi m' L s 'fa , V f 'ff X WMA ' 4 W' I 1 I wa Norma Traylor '1 Y' ! K, Deon Weston L. ,Sh I 1-1-5 DA , -I xx, M S -X Jeff Schmedeke 1 fa ra I f Shelli Stroup Kurt Tuetken - 'Da 9 xxx ,D f ig Juli White Tracy Zanni V W' X f ivsxk Kf nlnr+ 'f I983 VARSITY FOOTBALL HILLSBORO OPPONENT O Staunton I2 8 Gillespie IO 6 Chatham 46 20 Vandalia I6 3 Pana O O Greenville 36 7 Shelbyville 6 ll Mater Dei O I3 Triad 39 27 Litchfield 6 SEASON'S RECORD 5-5 Compliments of ANGELOS ITALIAN RESTAURANT SENIOR5 Sitting from left to right: John Mondin. Jim Currie. Kneeling: Jerry Price, Dieter Rademacher, JC Severs, Manager R . 'f Ad .K'Fll,RH- mfva'-sity Football 35515, :'Tg,6nHa.Sxa5t1:ng Larry ams evln u er on op Varsity football for l982 got off to a shaky start, but the Toppers pulled through posting a 5 and 5 record. The Toppers had sole possession of first place in Mid-State Conference action after defeating pre- viously unbeaten Pana. Hillsboro and Greenville were the Mid-State Conference Co-Champs this year with records of 4-I, but the Coments were awarded the playoff spot because of their win over the Toppers. The Homecoming game was a crucial victory for the Toppers. Hugh Satterlee's one-yard touchdown run and Dieter Randemacher's extra point kick clinched the win against the Shelbyville Rams by a score of 7- 6. Hillsboro had several players named to the all-conference team for the l982 season. Toppers placed on the first string defense squad were Todd Lohman, Guard. Ron Hopwood, Linebacker. and JC Severs, Back. Hugh Satterlee was named to the second string team at the Defensive End position and Artie Lynch received an honorable mention as Defensive Back. On offense, the sole first stringer was John Mondin at the Tackle position. On the second string team for offense were Jim Currie, Center. Ron Hopwood, Guard. and Dieter Rademacher as Runningback and Kicker. The Toppers have an excellent opportunity for the playoffs next year with I5 varsity letter winners returning to the team. Compliments of DR. W.T. DOUGLAS Varsity Footballf79 toppers defeat rams GO FDRWARDI MOVE AHEADI Whip , e em I gelonel I whip homecoming '82 I982 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Sitting from left to right: Brett Reeves, Chuck Lentz, Long Clayton, John Mondin. Jim Currie, Tom Campagni, Son Clayton, Manager Steve Ralston. Kneeling: Chris Brown, Carl Heldebrandt, Mike Blain, Jerry Price, Dieter Rademacher, JC Severs, Brian Mattox, Artie Lynch. Mark Elliot. Standing: Coach Rich Stewart, Hugh Satterlee. Ron Hawley, Larry Adams, Kevin Fuller, Ron Hopwood, Andy Harvel, Rich Smith, Todd Lohman, Coach Dave Ball. 8OfHomecoming Game Compliments of CHATTEAU CF FLOWERS ,S X -Mg , I' .5 ' Q K lv. 4 .'.'.'.'. 4 ,gf ' fs-,ff 'f 1 ,361 Xi? Q I 12:2 xg ,-H f 1, , I ' . .3 . QV X ff? Q, ig ., ' 'K - nw I V 'X Q ,f ' ,3 X. W., ZA X My w 'fl' if v X Y 1,5 9 OMECQMI G i WEEK P. . Q- no co, . I ..... I u Pm, ll. .X EA X W Sa . 1 X if Q, K if m AA A 2- gig- I Y? 4, Q Zn : ,. , ' +4-wk .yn-. 6,4-2 . . E .. 1x , HAM ..Z':.Q' .Q ' 1 .. .A , , N' m,,.. , ,.' 1 I ,Q -. A ' iii 'ha- Compliments Of CAPRI IGA FOODLINER, Hillsboro Homecomingf8I H MECOMING 'LQ 'R P 1 El- . Z 1: Ci. 7 fi fx 'YQ ,.-J -1, A a 5 h V 4: 4 Q L V V1 v 82fHomecoming Compliments of BULLINGTON AND WHITE HOM CGMING ASSEMBLY cl Eric Buerkett-Most Irresistable l v v Spirit Jug - Freshmen Tug-o-war - Juniors bi N3 .- x Z' , -3 ri i s l U ,ca , ., E V ami , , ,ggey t H was offf , 'V' ' ' Q - - 42W,, '..',1f . , ,. , ,. w.cif,6' my Q Win , A- 1 2.1. lst place - Sophomoreg 2nd place - Juniors 3rd place tie-Seniors X to Q -n-keg. . M T ' Irie'-JL A 1?f-N1 Q ,Q K 1 ,I l im , A M 3 vi' f A ,.. 1 5 I 1 l ..:-4 '91 s zfgi-'grim v 'kai' 3rd place tie-Volleyball Compliments of G. L. ZUMWALT. D.C. Homecomingf83 Mi W Y : . ,-.y.wf' ::, 1 ' ' f f .f.Aiaugq,,y,V ' f' fjgy' jg . , . t . .R ' 1 J jww' , Q f 6 ,211 3. ' jf- -f J f .af Y We, - , X Y j,,,,.:ff .. 7 , 1 i ff ffff A mmm. ' ,fd 'E , Z A f f M: nn 3 5 -nmmfww 4 1 , +P v ' s 1 y xr 34fH0m0C0mi'18 Compliments Of JACK THOMPSON CLEANERS T2 N - , 'X A Compliments Of KROGER COMPANY. Hillsboro Homec0mingf85 Tracy Atterberry escorted by David Gray Sue Howard escorted by Dale Meyers Q sf' r Maid of Honor Brenda Chesser Chris Boston escorted by escorted by Joee Mormino Ron Leible Sally Homa escorted by Ron Hopwood S 3 1 V Evelyne Hughes Tami l.uCk escorted by escorted by jerry Price John MOl1dln JC' Q- .. Q1 I ' be 4x.y7Z4'l ' Crystal Puccetti escorted by Dieter Rademacher Lori Reeves Karen Rhoades Queen Jeanne Ward escorted by escorted by Mandy Sanders CSC0l'I6d by Andy Harvel Alan Hobbie escorted by EI'iC Buerkett 86fHomecoming Kevin Fuller Compliments of VINCENT PARLANTE. M.D. l 3 T YEQW af- kmffgv V sinsfuffu 'u' Gjr 17 1- W Wx-Q My .V 49. View 1q,,.g-111.n1 24:::fvfi'g Flax GI A hr, we me gn 1' -v,x.5.'s-Av ff-n 3S' :fi f'92,g3s' W -4 e , . 1 V A J Y A ' x ,QW Q-,..,, Li....,.1..., e eeee 3353071495 9 f' 'f'N ' '91 1 A 'ff-0 X-STK W373S'vQ'?'i9-e Wifi f 'bw' N.-ff Retiring Queen I982 ,. -Y. - gf! . 'WW' 47 . Julie Kunz X. - ' 'w ' fflfgffg C'0W'1 18 ' ,t' N 4 3.111 .V fQ escorted by 0 Ueen JC Severs Compliments of HILLSBORO JOURNAL HOmeCOm 1Sf87 ANC CANDID W-T-L 88fHomecoming Compliments Of WSMI 5351251155 A 0 in E2 LOTHING Q ' ports I982 JV Football Team: Sitting left to right Mark Brinkman, Chris Hanke. David Leetham, Tim Renfro, Steve Estell, David Lane, Kevin Saathoff, KneelingRonnie Saathoff, .lim Hewitt, Don Downs, John Combs, Geoff Trost. Duane Clinard, Brian Weston, Blake Malloyt Standing Coach Tim Rhodus, Jeff Klenke. Todd Dean. Don Shyrock, Mark Ernst, Shane White. Gary Roach, Jim Bruns, Coach Tim Stocks. 'L W v Slumblill ill ---- Onward and upward! Go for it, Chuck! 9OfJV Football Compliments of DR. AND MRS. J. KIRK HES5 FRESHMAN L Q 5 X ' Sitting left to right: R. Kunze, R. Randle, C. Peters, R. Boden, L. Keiser, S. Claxon, P. Tomazoli, D. Huber, L. Caulk, Kneeling: K. Lindberg, K. Fenton. J. Eiler, C. Osborn, B. Shook, C. Compton. A. Stritzel, D. Logan, D. Gonzalez. T. Leitschuh, M. Cerutti, Standing: Coach G. Matthews, R. Dickerson, S. Schulckebeir, R. Ellington, J. Matthews. B. Kovak, D. Fento, M. Beckerman, M. Hammack, S. Greenwood, Coach L. Hindle. CHEEEESEI F 0 B A L L Freshman FootbaIIf9I CROSS I982 Cross country for I982 proved to be very successful. The Toppers placed fourth out of eight teams in the Cowdin- Herrick Invitational and placed fifth out of ten teams in the Carlinville Invitational. Hillsboro took fifth place in the Franklin Districts with three individuals advancing to Sectionals. They were Eric Buerkett, who received the MVP award, Rich Christer, and Brian Patton, who will be Captain for I983. There were several close meets, but the Toppers proved their ability by posting a 5-3 record. I 982 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Kneeling left to right: Becky Zimmerman. Julie Houser, Rich Christer, Brian Patton. Standing left to right: Bob Allen, Bill Reynolds. Coach Ken Schaal, Eric Buerkett, Randy Theriac. I983 Captain Brian Patton, l982 MVP Eric Buerkett. 92fCross Country IVE THEY Effingham 34 23 Shelbyville 42 I7 Altamont 35 24 Chatham- Glenwood 30 27 Cowden Inv. 4th place Carlinville Inv. 5th place Bunker Hill 25 32 Carlinville 20 35 Taylorville 26 3l Shelbyville 40 I9 Districts 5th place W. W. . X ,fum Seniors: Kneeling: Rich Christer. Julie Houser. Standing: Bill Reynolds. Coach Schaal, Eric Buerkett. suis NX Oo :goo 9090 OPPONENT WE Vandalia LOST Staunton LOST Carlinville WON Shelbyville WON Taylorville LOST Staunton LOST Girard WON Vandalia LOST St Elmo WON RECORD. 4 5 lyv3ww ge Senior Alan Hobbie '22 I982 GOLF TEAM Sitting: Bobby Smith, Tonya Luckett. Chuck Coderko. Stand- ing: Alan Hobbie. Jeff Spencer, Coach Wille, John Bach. Compliments Of SULLlVAN'S DRUGS G0lff93 0L . 'N L ff Kay Hamby 94fVoIIeybalI Sitting left to right: J. Ward, J. Jones, K. Hamby, Kneeling: L. Sester, T. Bergman, M. Phillips. S. Brown, L. Holcomb, D. Hosick, L. Daisley, T. Campbell, T. Christian, Stand- ing: Manager D. Torres, Coach S. Hamby, D. Boyd, L. Bruce, J. Hallers, S. Wankel, K. Kirk, Coach B. Netzer, Man. G. Thompson, Man. L. Dilley. Lisa Daisley Lisa Bruce Dianna Hosick Compliments Of ART SALSI Jeanne Ward BUITIPQ Litchfield Staunton Morrisonville Highland Gillespie Mulberry Grove Shelbyville Livingston County Tournament Nokomis Vandalia ENTLE Z If ' ,. it Wm E fwfwm SET? SPIKE? JV V W W Mt. Olive L W County Tourney W W Mater Dei L L Lincolnwood W W Carlinville Tourney W W Pana L L Taylorville W W Carlinville Tourney W-2 Effingham W W Conference Tourney L L District if 7, W ,J W1 f V 4 JV V W L l-l L L L ' W W-2 L L W W lst. W L L l-I voiieybailfss GIRL' TENN S TEP T0 VICTGRY I 982 GIRLS TENNIS TEAM: Sitting: left to right Jennifer Rademacher. Meika Garcia, Carol Gregg, Kneeling: left to right Diane Walker, Shelly Dobrinic. Brenda Reynolds, Trisha Mondhink, Kristi Trost, Standing: left to right Jamee Dunn. Debbie Frazier. Chris Boston, Coach Mark Mathews, Karen Whitlow. Captain 130106 Dunn I982 MVP Jenn Rademacher The season opener was a tremendous vic- tory over Effingham with the girls defeat- ing them by a score of 6-3. The second match was a breeze with the Toppers on the top by a score of 5-4 over Mater Dei. 'f Q 3 ,X df: A .K 5 A' :ff I 'f' .tww fs-' .I 49 eff' .J-QT? QAYWG My-.w,f,,ft ,- 4 - V 1.9 ygfff 'e The Topper racque- teers shut-out the Taylorville Tornadoes byascoreof9-Oin the third match of the season. In the fourth match, the girls robbed the Vandals by being vic- torious over them by a score of 5-4. msg ef? X At mid season, the tennis Toppers soared . , I past the Comets with a score of 5-4. me 14. Y ., Compliments Of DUNN'S INSURANCE sefoaris Tennis AND REAL ESTATE The I982 season for Coach Mark Mathews and the girls tennis team proved to be an excellent one. This was the first undefeated season in the history of H.H.S. girls tennis. The victories ranged from an upset with archrival Effingham to narrow wins over Greenville, Vandalia, and Mater Dei. The girls ended the season with a record of IO-O including a forfeit against Jerseyville. The swinging Topperettes placed 2nd in the Conference Tourney with individual 2nd places from Debbie Frazier in singles and from Brenda Reynolds and Chris Boston in dou- bles. Debbie Frazier advanced to state for the fourth straight year- a very admirable feat. Chris Boston and Jenn Rademacher had individual records of 9-O and IO-l respec- tively. There were seven letterwinners and of that seven. four will be returning for action in I983. SENIORS Bottom left to right: Debbie Frazier, Chris Bostom Standing: Jamee Dunn. Auburn proved to be an easy shutout for the lady Toppers with a victory of 6-O. The lady tennis Top- pers defeated Taylor- ville a second time this season by a score of 8-I. The Topperettes swung past the Rams by a score of 7-2. ln the second match with Greenville, the Comets were narrowly defeated by a score of 5-4. Compliments Of ANDREWS-FRAZIER AGENCY, INC. Girls rennisfgv FRESHMAN ASKETB LL Wie., ,glnll A Zi. Qi' , gvligggg, RQ 7 405 Q .Mill 2 fi P . +V 7 7 . we x g 2 XY H ,..... f f W 3 A M . , , X 7 I 2 f ' 5 f 'Xi H , X WA? Back row L to R: Coach G. Mathews, J. Spencer, C. Olroyd, R. Luck, B. Kovack, J. Matthews, K. Lindberg, T. Leitschuh. Front row L to R: P. Tomazzoli, D. Feuhen, S. Schluckebier. C. Peters, E. Nieman. L. Bergman. F' ai r ff L . , , LL 4 -B522 ...4.......,,,...,.,.,.?, .,.,, ,WWW .....,...-...,. J All 7 . g gl - S 5 fx .5 5- V OPPONEN T WE THE Y Taylorville 29 47 Lincolnwood 48 4I Greenville 49 37 Vandalia 50 59 Pana 33 37 Ramsey 38 32 Ramsey 38 24 Litchfield 39 52 Taylorville 3l 54 Staunton 43 50 Carlinville 55 43 Shelbyville 40 44 Greenville 6l 47 Wood River 69 6l Carrolton 4l 42 Jerseyville 52 60 Litchfield 42 36 Pana 25 55 Nokomis 49 33 Effingham 46 52 98fFreshman Basketball S0l5fH oRE BASKETB LL Back raw standing L to R: Coach G. Mathews, Jim Hewitt, Shane White, Mark Ernst, Don Perfetti. Front row L to R: Brian Gray, Troy Donaldson, Blake Malloy, Mark Brinkman. OPPONENT WE THE Y Taylorville 32 6I 0'Fallon 39 43 Triad 34 5I Vandalia 4l 58 Pana 33 60 Taylorville 3l 50 Staunton 38 77 Pawnee 37 50 Pana 40 35 .lerseyville 50 72 Vandalia 4l 58 Greenville 34 6I Compliments of L 8 W HEATING AND COOLING Sophomore BasketbaIIf99 'fi i I983 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Standing from left to right: Coach Harland Scheibal, Manager Steve Ralston, Mike Marty, Hugh Satterlee, Alan Hobbie, Eric Buerkett, Jim Smith, Coach Mike Sommers. Kneeling: Dieter Rademacher, Artie Lynch, Chuck Lentz, Dale Meyers, Brian Patton, and David Gray. OPPONENT WE THEY I Granite North 74 7 38 Highland 69 42 Triad 56 The combination of excellent playing skills, out- Greenville 7l standing coaching and superior backing of fans Greenville 76 produced a winning season for the I983 boys bas- Chatham 78 ketball team. The Toppers pulled off eleven Raymond 63 straight wins before being defeated by Mater Dei Pana 57 in a close match. Hillsboro took lst place in the Carlinville 67 Hillsboro Round Robin Tourney by easily defeating Litchfield 69 Highland, Traid, and Greenville. The Toppers Shelbyville 64 brought home the 2nd place trophy in the Salem Mater Dei 46 Tournament after defeating Salem and Centralia Vandalia 1 6I and losing the championship match to Cahokia. Triad 59 Alan Hobbie, Mike Marty and David Gray were all Salam Sl named to the first team all-tournament squad at Centralia 59 the Salem Invitational Tournament. The Toppers Cahokia 50 placed second at the Litchfield Regionals this Greenville 56 year, by defeating Mt. Olive and Alton Marquette Pana 50 and losing a hard-fought battle to Bunker Hill by a Mater Dei 47 score of 35-38. Madison 44 Shelbyville 68 Eric Buerkett received a unanimous All Confer- Bunker Hill 40 ence team position and David Gray, Mike Marty Vandalia 65 and Hugh Satterlee scored Honorable Mentions to Mt. Olive 46 the team. With the return of four varsity letter Alton Marquette 69 winners and Coach Scheibal, the outlook is good Bunker Hill 35 for the l984 season. TOTAL WINS: 20 TOTAL LOSSES: 7 '00fVa'S Y BaSk2'ba Compliments of RM. PATTON, c.P.A. U' li V , i it ll 1 i l ll l , l l DAVID GRAY ALAN HOBBIE MIKE MARTY SENIOR SENIOR SENIOR DALE MEYERS SENIOR ERIC BUERKETT SENIOR JIM SMITH STEVE RALSTON DIETER RADEMACHER SENIOR SENIOR SENIOR i ,K I IA .,.,,. i ni, Ewa n In s Qs, ri, - if ' , , if Isa' , . tg 'f ,, 5 we ' ' if I 'I 'Y-rf! -A ' - .1 '-'- If!! . 'I Ha , - , if - .I X K jx S I X' I f rj I E X-.I I GIMME A GO MELI Compliments of STATE FARM INSURANCE HIGH FIVE. REFI LOWS L- and TONY Huber varsity BasketbaIlfIOI GIRL il' F 4 ff Kneeling from left to right, Coach Hamby, Julie Jones, Lori Holcomb, Monette Phillips, Robin White, Beth Terneus, Becky Tucker. Standing from left to right: Coach Stewart, Lori Reeves, Kim Achenbach, Leslie Goldsmith, Georgia Thompson, Julie Hallers, and Dawn Tomazzoli. ,. Z ,Q , Senior: Sue CHowardJ Ginos Senior: Lori Reeves IO2fGirIs Basketball Compliments of BARBETTI REAL ESTATE Varsity Records OPPONENT Taylorville Gillespie Sacred Heart Carlinville Vandalia Jerseyville Litchfield Nokomis Altamont Mater Dei Pana Greenville Shelbyville Ursuline Lincolnwood Chatham Bunker Hill Kincaid ASKETB LL VVE Lost Lost Lost Lost VVon Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost OPPQNENT Taylorville Gillespie Sacred Heart Carlinville Vandalia Jerseyville Litchfield Nokomis Altamont Mater Dei Pana Greenville Shelbyville Ursuline Lincolnwood Chatham Bunker Hill Kincaid WE THEY I6 5l I7 32 I8 44 7 38 20 24 24 29 I5 29 I8 20 28 I5 26 29 I6 I9 26 3l 53 29 37 I9 28 5 28 37 23 22 29 I8 R , Girls BasketballflO3 I ISSS REGIQNA C AIVI S T WRESTUNG . I LI 1982-83 IEPSEVVILLE TOuIzNEV 3rd PLACE Lf HIGHLAND WON MT. OLIVE WON I3 TRIAD LOST I JACKSONVILLE WON CPIATI-IANI WON CARLINVILLE WON LITCHFIELD WON TRIAD LOST A IERSEYVILLE WON TAYLOPVILLE LOST LITCHFIELD WON 1 IVIT. VERNON WON CARROLLTON WON ' VANDALIA WON A ALTON IVIAPOuETTE WON I SHELBVVILLE WON IVIT. ZION LOST I MT. OLIVE TOURNEY 4th PLACE I JERSEYVILLE LOST 3 CENTRALIA LOST I SI-IELBVVILLE TOuIzNEY 2nd PLACE F I ELL VANDALIA WON CARLINVILLE PEOIONALS lst PLACE WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! X ,E L , S' T13-if .2923 WRESTLING TEAM Stancling from left to right: Coach Dave Ball, Dan Blain, Randy Theriac, .BVIIE Fuiler. BFIBQ Mattox. Mlke Pruett. Ron Hopwood. Kevin Wiltshire, Long Clayton Kneel- ing: tatIStIcian im Kirk, Mike Lucycow, Tim Renfro. M k H b M'k V ' dausky. Stats Anita Thomas, and Jeanne Ward. ar u er, I e ogel' Tony Gu- I IO4fWrestI' - mg Compliments of DR. DOUGLAS W. JOHNSON, OPTOMETRIST Senior Ron Hopwood TT Co-Captain Senior Kevin Fuller I983 MVP v I i W RE TLI G l9S2-83 The wrestlers copped a successful season by capturing the first place trophy at the Carlinville Regional Tournament Hillsboro advanced seven grapplers to the sectional competition they were Ron Hopwood at pounds K vin Wi tshire a heavyweight Tim Renfro at 98 pounds Mike Vogel at ll9 pounds Mike Pruett at l38 Kevin Fuller at l45 and Dan Blain at l55 ment Kevin Fuller placed third and Kevin Wiltshire captured fourth place Fuller had an outstanding season posting a 30-9 ind: vidual record and advancing to the state level of competition With the return of many varsity letter winners and the loss of only four seniors wrestling In the l983 84 season will be lust as victorious l6j , e ' 'l ' t pounds. At the Vandalia Sectional Tourna- 2, 2 3. if 5 I 1 l983 JV Wrestling Team Standing from left to right: Junior Eiler. Carl Heldebrandt, Mark Elliott Rich Smith Danny O Gulnn Robert Moore. Chuck Coderko, Coach Tim Stocks. Kneeling: Don Compton Sam Claxon Randy Boden Ron Saathoff, Larry Keiser, Andy Stritzel. Angelo Milanos Senior Mike Pruett Wrestling X105 Nu., Evelyne Hughes Senior. Captain Julie Lee Junior , il A Andrea Gonzales Senior VARSITY HEER- LEADER Tammy Cruthis Junior re f 1 lO6fVarsity Cheerleaders Jodi Ham Angie Watson Junior Junior 5, V-Eg-2.2 i. r ,Qbr . ' X J.- XRA EX 1. , V C .C 200 L f Mrs. Sauls Freshman sponsor Mrs. McCoy Varsity and JV sponsor JV Cheerleaders Top: Tammy Neathery Middle Left: Amy Hucker, Angie Grabow, Cap- tain, Pam Smith Bottom Left: Angie Fuller, Barbara Kershaw - 'ids .4 X at uf 4 ggffiffl -J 1 . f s.ri af' ' . ' t 'fill + ...Sv Freshman Cheerleaders Top: Lee Ann Lentz Left to Right: Sandy Lansing, Sanya Gates, Shelli Buel. Kai Schwartz. Stephanie Claxton .225- I' f, .ii 'I, Compliments of EVANS S EVANS ATTORNEYS AT LAW JV S Fresh. CheerleadersfIO7 HHS RO DRLINNERS This year the HHS girls Track team had a successful year. They sent seven girls to the state track meet in Charleston: Lori Reeves, Chris Boston, Bonnie Brandt, Julie Jones, Julie Hallers, Tracy Bergman. Barb Kershaw. The 4th place win out of 20 teams at Sectionals set the girls in a grove to win, but unfortunately the competition was too strong. Regardless of their loss the girls Track came out ahead with a high-scoring season. Opponents We fl.. 'They Greenville S Vqndalia 85 Vllk r 63,l55. Carlinville lnviEgFfS Sth plaiieg out 0930 Litchfield L V 64 p 6225 E Rochester'lnvit. tggg 6th placgglggtgof 5h0l5YVille J J . 1 rr.1 J J EC0l!Ql5'fY lsifchfleldl Q is l..i finder R Litchfield A .... Tiylorvilley R f Sdttionals Compliments of A S G BUILDING SUPPLY S WALL COVERING L. to R.: Chris Boston, Bonnie Brandt. Katherine Krum- mel. Manager. Crystal Puccetti, Julie Houser, Lori Reeves. M529 Kneeling from I.. to R.: Manager, Crystal Puccetti. Daniel Torez. Julie Jones. Julie Houser, Bonnie Brandt, Chris Boston, Tammy Neathery, Sandy Perkins, Tammy Shephard. Standing L to R.: Coach Hamby. Jenn Rademacher, Julie Hollers, Lori Reeves. Katherine Krummel, Lori Mitchel, Tracy Bergman, Becky Zimmerman. Asst. Coach Sauls. lO8fGirls Track L --s. ' 4 'A ,. .-rg ,Q- 1 W. Y X 'LQ . , L lvifi. .ff ' 'T-., ' .V .f' ., - -,f. v ' -1- . . - -A 1-1, ' ,. ,. -1. ., , v'l'i'.- bw , - i f'r11 :Z ' . 'J ff iff- ' ' ,K , , M ..v, 'V ' - . K' , A 4 'J ,- - - J -H 'v 9 A .. ' , jf-+r,,,, A 41a 3 1 , '1:f. :L ' K fem :gg -, A' 1 M 'R . . 'R ..4 125-. Q' ii 5xEin'3 ' W9 -'UUBVM .Au 'J'ef'f?i75'5 , jj,5fjG, A wx .--L - . ,R 1 ,mmf K ,..,- .-JjS,,'f'Qf f L. gr., X-,V .. .16--, 'K ,rvyq ,-A' Q ,- Girls Track IO9 BOYS TRACK , ...ff . WW f. ,. .,,f.,.. .-,,,.....,.....M, , I . 2 ,, Kneeling I. to R: S. Claxton, S. Clayton, D. Carney, B. Reynolds, R. Christer, B. Patton K Llndburg Standing I. to R. Coach Tim Stocks, C. Coderko, C. Bennett, E. Costello. M. Marty, E. Buerkett C Heldebrant Coach Mike Sommers. llOfBoy's Track TRACK RESULTS WE THEY Taylorville 53 93 Greenville 46 IOO Gillespie 55 9l Mater Dei 44 98 Litchfield 62 82 Mt. Olive 70 77 Shelbyville 38 IOS Chatham 47 lOl Conference Meet 5Th place out of Hillsboro- 26 6 teams. County Meet 2ND place out of 3 teams. Jacksonville Invitational 3RD out of 3 teams. ..,,NN.N. K+ WN S V . , .- . W' - ...,' Kneeling L to R: D. Carney, B. Reynolds, R. Christer. Standing L to R: Coach Mr. Sommers, E. Costello. M. Marty, E. Buerkett. ii ,fn 1.31 1 qu ,Tfnb an U -Wm.. s I x NJ 4 L V.: X 2 N 1 4 .' XY , .FB -....4. 1 Boys Trackflll A N S BDYS TENN S From L to R: Coach M. Mathews. M. Harris. D. Rademacher. S. Kirk. A. Thomas. K. Tuetken. J. Graden J Hewitt C House. M. Brinkmant B. Smith. S T A T 177' S T C Left to Right: Josie Foreman and Amy Hucker Opponent Jerseyville Mater Dei Chatham Vandalia O'Fallon Greenville Triad Highland Shelbyville Effingham Taylorville Greenville We They 6 I 9 O 5 4 5 4 5 2 I 8 4 l 4 5 2 7 Won by forfeit 4 5 3 6 ll2fBoys Tennis Compliments of DR. AND MRS. LGN RADEMACHER lwwwawf SENI R VARSITY . S, ' Left to Right Kurt Tuetken, Steve Kirk, and Dieter Rademacher The boys' tennis team had a very suc- cessful season. The Highland Tourney gave the team a 3rd place overall, with Dieter Rademacher and Steve Kirk receiving lst place trophies in No. I doubles. They also placed 4th overall at the Vandalia Conference Tourney. with Dieter placing 2nd in singles. ln Sectionals, Hillsboro placed 2nd overall, with Dieter Rademacher going to state. Z , E . J' 'WE' ,- y Q tt . . -5 - Y A 4 , Z7 ,.., XA if . g , ,. A f gl f 1 4, 'it ff t .X MQWQQ, T W'1'lwht ?t Q'Qw.e.ig 1 f ' ' -- e-am, ,Wm.,,. W w f 5 ..,,.., XXX rf N H v w Tv N' Aw N N - .f -. M Tlfilft. VNU rVe'5?f'4 'v- ' ' , -3, .. ,. - f - . -L -ala' K 3 .M ... .., -,..m 3 .A 4, . sum., N8 1- 1 Maui f-5 . A ,f A fp , -L-1 fu 5, t .av ' '11 ff., 3 1.11, VN 'T . - 'T 5 . .M-uf-M 2 f r J , ' -.M-P as ,www 5 - ' ..--W T . - 12 in 9-Rik v 'g,,p1 . ' . i K y, X, - U .1 . A . ,W , , lim Q -'f:' .-- . .. S av ' V . v W' sf. 4' I P' r : L F ,,....-.., K , vi , ' . . ' il- ... uwiwx . H, - 5 Compliments of DR. AND MRS. LON RADEMACHER Boys Tenmsfll3 Nw ,,,.,, , E Ps O v V4 em an be ., r f l l: '9W74!l swigwisars 1 is l Wm if 4+ l983 Varsity Baseball Sitting in front: Statisticians Tracy Shannon and Michelle Bellaver. Kneel- ing from left to right: Chuck Lentz. Scott Schluckebier, J.C. Severs, Dale Meyers, Jerry Price, Brian Gray, Troy Donaldson, Don Downs, Todd Leitschuh. Standing: Coach Huddleston, Brett Reeves. John Combs, Jim Smith. Hugh Satterlee. .loee Mormino, Artie Lynch, Mike Cerutti, Steve Guinn. Coach Scheibal. ll4fVarsity Baseball Compliments of PUTNAM WRIGHT FORD Kneeling from L. to R. Coach Huddleston, Coach Schei- bal. Standing from L. To R. Seniors: Jerry Price, J. C. Severs, Jim Smith. Joee Mormimo. Dale Meyers. WE THE Y Mt. Olive 4 yy 8 Mater Dei - . ' Lmcolnwood il. . 3: 19,44 2.5:-5 X 1. 2 Tflad -Em xy -1451425 Chatham . 2 , 2 eff' - .sf 4 1 . .S M! N5 vw. i ma n s YM. . . . .r E. St. Pana Compliments of BRUCE D. GUNN, PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE Varsity BasebaIIfII5 JV BASEB LL Kneeling from left to right: Scott Schluckebier, Todd Compton, Larry Keiser, Randy Boden, Blake Malloy. Andy Stritzel, Troy Donaldson, Standing from left to right: Coach Huddleston, Mark Huber, Rowdy Luck, Glenn Blankenship. Todd Leitschuh. Mike Cerutti, Jeff Spencer, Paul Tomazzoli, and Paul Smith. L k Q ' ks . T x W X- Q Qreenyille Carlinville liiric Taylorviille Lifiihfieid f Litchfield Nokomis 5' iii W 1 L ,, - as ' SJ? -X 'SCORES S 7a 0 l a 3 L. at , 4 X S Q taaa '4 qi Y.. ll6fJV Baseball L J A , t,,, , C fi Ng 1 sm,-,,. . N H Q Q we 1' ,, U lf N' l 'A - .. ,a , , ., fn - lif'f'Q5vuezv,,,.1 PM THE PHOTOGENIC ONE. Mwg.-ff' DANCBS ANCE PREPARATIQ We just LOVE decorating! What do we do next? You've got to be kidding! WINTER FGRMA loss i 4 1 I ,Z Logkl It ig grgwing out gf my ngggl Watch your step This is a job for Kool-aidl ll8fWinter Formal A LOVE LIFT LI -up AW w 5 'Qv-W W ,gpg -'F-. wif, nw 5 A f-'ww -'14 555:-ww. ,nv W4 s X M Z ,Wm 1 A. i ., X, w L Winter FormaIfII9 l2OfProm I 983 PROM QUEEN AND KING Mandy Sanders and Eric Buerkett bfi? Wm ,f .Q W, K -- : f fff' I '- x 1.11 , f ,, 5 - X WM - A ' , , 'X ff ,'3.ggv w,gf,X' 21, fi f 1. Fa 1 Z? is-A513 Z new ,1:::.-,1m-- , I .- xb f if X, vw if ' M S W? Q , ' A x... A Q gf 5 x A .. ,. nv H Band: Crosswinds N Prom, Ill JR. Tracy Atterberry and Jerry Price Evelyne Hughes and Andy Harvel -.v:1a'-'viii l22f.lr.-Sr. Prom I I I i I 0 I .fi Sally Homa and Dale Meyers , ,I 1 5 I IC Chris Boston and Eric Buerkett ,uf I ' 1 .,'.'a, a,.n' -f 1.'. I :,'.'. I I 00 aww, ' ,0 ,:'4 pfnl 5 ,lr 'HHH' Mandy Sanders and Kevin Fuller I 'W' ., , Yi 3 A -:.,g- VX Q 3 X I f. f I I ' l 6 555, C I.- ' Sf ., ' '- ' , . . v. Crystal Puccetti and Dieter Rademacherl PRO CANDIDATES Compliments of COUNTRY COMPANIES EI INSURANCE i 'ef v Assistant Emcee Julie Boston and Emcee Kurt Tuetken i Retiring Queen Pat Howard and Ron Lei- T ble JU T BET EE YQLI AN ss get g ei l f 2 it wg Yi. N' 3 , ie i A B is i 4 5 f fl 5 5 5 111 . .L 3 if -W gi li f T -E 9 5 L ? s If - ' ES 4 E f Y gi . , E f t. A- ff s B Q 2 ti 1 1 , f . 'G X 412 fiis' 'Q Qi? - 332 5 WM' B,-K 5 f ' 1 E' T 4 it-C gs ts 'wg et it 'M f 4 .4 T zgf. 3 - 1 4 R M. 't .2 H . at at 5 3' , A JE , it f 'I 5 .3 L l 1 ii i K fs ' we K Q E 3 x A! i ' fl i T 4 , I , ' 1, fr . Q. , 1 . . I t ,Y Q ,A y, . ,,. QA ' -1 fa 1 i .I ,Z 'V N ,LV ., l983 Prom Court Sitting from left to right: Chris Boston, Queen Mandy Sanders, King Eric Buerkett. TFBCY Aflefbeffy- Standing: Dieter Rademacher, Crystal Puccetti, Dale Meyers, Sally Homa. Kneeling: Kevin Fuller. Standing Retiring Queen Pat Howard, Ron Leible. Kneeling: Jerry Price. Standing Evelyne Hughes, Andy Harvel. Compliments of THE COUNTRY SQLIIRE STEAK HQUSE Jr.-Sr. Promfl23 KIM: How embarrassing!! What s the matter, Jim? Did Konnie bite f 2 f z 7 if 5 your arm? More Funny 1, How long can it take her to powder her M Vi nose?l WAKE UP, JIM! Are you sure you used SURE? Anita dances better with her mouth open. Faces You take me by the heart when you take me by the hand. MACHO ROLLOH '34fPf0m Compliments of GREENWOOUS GROCERY Musicfl25 ElHl S2ElcIdOl'llH EDNIHDEIVW GEIGEISTIIH Musicflm Compliments of BAND BOOSTERS 'Fr 'Hn I' xiwmmx Hi 'i1fiA Z , E ,L I w 7 Y . , I . 1 f' fb fm?-AZKY' ff-M 'J - f :M--1',v,,,2, 4, 5 ' a ,, ,,, .,, V LMA., --:V Q f IV 4 Q f A j I, b p 152, A Vlvl ' 4 lifff, l v 'f . ' Q' Q ff!! V , x, . , . - 7 4- v -1-Rf t ,, lf., f aw- 4m s e 1 . -, f -, N-M A , V2.A. 1 u I Q- 3 ' q 3 'ff U n lun Compliments of HILLSBORO NATICNAL BANK Ba'1df'37 WOGDWINDS I.-R. S. Wankel, R. Shipman, R. Lei- ble, E. Costello, L. Sester, C. Gunn, S. Camp, D. Beal, A. Dixon. G. Mueller, C. Gregg. Row I, I.-R: C. Coderko, J. Hanke, M. Davis, M. Ryan, M. Plunkett, B. Loucks, D. Roach, S. Greenwood, A. Stritzel. Row 2, I.-R: J. Keisler, J. Jewell, S. White, D. Fuehne, C. Olroyd, C. Goo- din, B. Smith, D. Gonzalez, B. Jewell, M. Zimmerman. PERCLISSIO BRASS Row I, L-R. D. Howe. B. Kershaw, S Gates. K. Trost, T. Fox, M. J. Edwards L. Lentz, A. Hucker. M. Garcia. Row 2. I.-R: C. Harms, S. Williams, R. Moran- ville, K. Nowlan, A. Russell, C. Dixon, J. Houser. K. Schwartz, J. Hamblin, J. Jones, D. Carney, M. Huber, D. Thomp- son, L. O'Guinn. K. Achenbach. ,,8fBa,,d Compliments of HiLLsBoRo s MoNTGoMERv couNTv NEWS Row I. let?-right: D. Weston. S Denton, J. White, J. Sellers, K Clinard, B. Evans, row 2: P Halleman, L. Vanzo, C. Noyes D. Coleman row 3: N. Traylor C. Terneus, A. Dettman, L. Dil- ley, S. Gualandi, row 4: E Hughes, V. Codemo. R. Fuller A. Fuller, D. Henry, row 5: N Laughlin, D. Durbin, C. Fenton S. Wilhelm Aaron McCoy - Mascot Amanda Blankenshm Mascot . ..., M .I W ,X ' Q-aw. , ak .f A' . l ji 2 y K 4 ffl Missy Weston, Robert Sher- Annette Blankenship - Drill team choreographer win l29fMusic Drum Major: Lori Caulk kwa um'-419'-f 5 haf' Band Director Richard Clark Drill Team Captains: Julie Sellers, Deon Weston, and Juli White. Band Omcers: L.-R. Mary Jane Edwards, Tina Fox, Lori Caulk, Gene Costello. wi! Sv SWING CHOIR Front row I.-R: J. Bruemmer, C. Lawler, R. Randle, J, Combs, S. Davis, R. Powell, C. Brown, J. Lee, R. Leible, A. Thomas, C. Lentz, Back row: S. Homa, C. House, B. Terneus, D. Gonzalez, K. Blankenship, C. Bruce, S. Dobrinic, B. Patton, M. Dagon, G. Mueller, A. Alverson, J. Combs. CHOIR OFFICERS I.-R: J. Bruemmer, A. Gonzalez, A. Alverson, N. Meyers, Mrs. Rappe, S. Camp, S. Homa, S. Da- vis, A. Thomas, K. Bonney, R. Leible, B. Harvey, J. Sellers. .,, XL fl ls fl 4? ,rw- ,vf 'V 5 S, fi. Q.. .,y1. .fx '- A5329 Q' ,.kV'p M. Q.. -u, 'V wmpw W, Zqmv: 7 x -Q-J f .. , J z V53 ,. rf ,Sei ,af Wk X A . S E six. 0' 'VZ sw J' -fl Q' . - ,ox tg, fl Q U V 9 Xyllgll Xml gf lax .ik sl.: unx 'll X 'QI zzf.. X. t N f 1 ' 'ff -Y'-1 ex , 1-' . - 1' - ,P .-1 zila Kp. ,E 5' tr- :nl -Ulqla all ChonfBl A Nl' 1'- Ugzm NNN Nw.. f' usafchon- . ' L :wqxbs I V , 4 , , Jin, 3, , , Y L, ,f w , 4 ,, x V ,AI A ,. . 1. v t fx In 4 ,.Jf,.:..yw3 1 I N 37 -1 Q 1 fi Li E i I-. 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Montgomery, C Lentz, B. Patton, G. Mueller, B. Kershaw, L. Holcomb, C. Noyes, M. Foreman, K. Trost, S. Bruce, S. Faignert, Row 2: J. White, C Harms, M. Garcia, F. Jones, S. Lansing, D. Hefley, M. Bellaver K. Schwartz, B. Smith, J. Graden, B. Allen, D. Gonzalez, R Randle, R. Leible, D. Dewitt, E. Mullens, T. Gulandi, A. Thomas T. Paden, M. Eddington, A. Russell, L. Weldge, A. Fuller, M Petcher. J. Bruemmer, Row 3: M. Huber, P. Smith. S. Brown, R Powell, A. Hucker, S. Perkins, R. Burch, S. Homa, B. Ternus, S C ajfif CGIN .J Dobrinic, R. Sherwin, G. Blankenship. D. Clinard, D. Rade- macher, J. Combs, D. Shyrock, M. Davis, A. Gonzalez, L Gansner, M. Dagon, J. Lee, J. Dunn, M. Marty, R. Carter, J. Sellers, Row 4: N. Meyers, K. Bonney, B. Harvey, K. Achenbach J. Combs, M. Cranfill, K. Glass, D. Boyd, P. Thompson, K Blankenship, S. White, C. Lawler, C. House, S. Camp, C. Bruce S. Davis, B. Kovak, K. Lindberg, C. Brown, M. Harris, R. Powell A. Alverson, S. Wankle, C. Fenton, C. Gregg, D. Traylor, M Shipman, E. Blackburn, R. White, K. Kirk at piano. 5 . v O 4 .... L ...: L m I ? L, T T i C U m H M e F I I1 I N L E O s L U P S E WJFWW Rl l34fChristmas Concert ERT SPRI ca 's x 530-f Row I L to R. O'Guinn, C. Harms, C. Noyes, D. Henry, R Sherwin, M. Edwards, S. Williams. T. Fox, D. Beal, S. Wilhelm A. Dettman, B. Kershaw, C. Fenton, L. Lentz, M. Garcia, A Hucker, Row 2. K. Trost, R. Moranville, D. Durbin, D. Carney A. Russell. M. Huber, J. Jones, L. Caulk, K. Nowlan, K Schwartz, C. Dixon, J. Houser, J. Hamblin, J. Kiesler, S. White, Mr. Clark, Row 3: K. Lindberg, M. Zimmerman, B. Smith. D. Gonzalez, B. Sherwin, D. Fuehne. M. Ryan, B. Loucks, C. Codereko, D. Roach, S. Greenwood, M. Davis, J. Hanke. Row 4: C. Gunn, R. Shipman, G. Mueller, R. Lieble, G. Costello, C. Gregg, L. Sester, S. Wankel, S. Camp. 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Jr. Yearbook StafffI4I Row I, I.-R: J. Foreman, B. Kershaw, J. Rademacher, L. Welge, M. Dagon, J. Houser, K. Nowlan, T. Paden, A. Hucker. Row 2, L-R: B. Terneus, P. Thompson, D. Boyd, D. Walker, S. Civitate, J. Bruemmer, B. Chesser, S. Dobrinic, B. Slightom, D. Hefley, M. Marty. Row 3. I.-R. L. Mitchell. C. Gregg, K. Durbin, S. Howard, A. Gonzalez, A. Hobbie, C. Puccetti, J. Schmedeke, K. Bennett, K. Rhoades. S. Wankel, A. Thomas. Row 4, I.-R. K. Trost, K. Schwartz, D. Gonzalez, K. Caulk, J. Boch, Mr. Thomas, G. Thompson, T. Vancil, M. Foreman, A. Russell, J. Hanke. V 1? 1 fb 1-i'tb i I- 'V-M. A f W ff Officers. Clockwise from Front: Pres., Crystal Puccetti, Sec., Susan Civitate, Sponsor, Mr. Thomas: Treas., Julie Bruemmer, Vice Pres., Brenda Chesser. Mlfstudem Council Compliments of CIVITATE BUILDING AND REPAIR SHOP TLIDE T COUNCIL 1 ' ', Z ' aw ,. --f f 1 , f' 7 .5 522 if. f ,gr tix A Q ' 'D 1we,s.,Sf ,Q P , 4 ,, ' o f-if ' ' .V Rt- ' i -- V t gi fs' 4 t y 2 l y'v-Q '95 , .. 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I ,if as l .1.f'w', l44fOffice Workers Off7cers, L-R: Sponsor, Mrs. Stropeg Vice Pres.. Karen Dudley. Pres.. Pam Thompson, Sec., Lori Mitchell, Treas., Amy Hucker. . ,, . .... ...M ..M,,,.A...,., . .W..,..M Q-w,.u.,,....,. 'Wifi , l w Row I, L-R. Mrs. Strope, E. Costello, P. Thompson, K. Dudley, L. Mitchell, A. Hucker, C. House. K. Achenbach. Row 2, L-R: J. Hanke. K. Lindberg. K. Schwartz. C. Noyes, J. Hamblin. French ClubfI45 '4-415 Row I, L-R: M. Foreman, C. Terneus, S. Buel, M. Zimmerman, L. Welge, J. Houser, D. Fenton. Row 2, L-R: M. Beckerman, A. Russell. L. Polus, M. Ernst. Mrs. Strope. J. Bruemmer, D. Rademacher. J. Rademacher. J. Mormino, M. Brinkman, D. Jorn, L. Bergman. Raw 3, L-R. T. Bergman, T. Shepherd, K. Bennett, J. Ceney, J. Schmedeke. K. Krummel, D. Fuehne. GERM Row I, L-R: Sec., Julie Bruemmer, Sponsor. Mrs. Strope. Row 2. L-R: Vice Pres. Jim Ceneyr Pres. Dieter Rade- macher. Treas., Jeff Schmedeke. I46fGerman Club - -------v--v-- l J Row I, I.-R: L. Williamson, T. Vancil, S. Fowler, S. Gualandi, S. Lansing, S. Linden, A. Marty, C. Huber, C. Dixon, D. Torres. Row 2, L-R: Mrs. Higgins, D. Satterlee, L. Goldsmith, S. Clayton, M. Bellaver, S. Kirk, B. Slightom, B. Beckerman, C. Heldebrandt, J. Moore. Row 3, I.-R: S. Page, T. Paden, J. Foreman, L. Sester, T. Luckett. R. Moranville, A. Fuller. R. Fuller, K. Kirk. Row 4, I.-R: R. Burch, K. Caulk, L. Caulk, M. Cerutti, J. Boch, M. Harris, M. Mickle, J. Keisler, G. Thompson. ,f AN X , C if CMV xfff 5553955 g5ESl5ES?fiE5E53'?i' 5!i?5?5Eff 1 lla, . .N-.-K ,-..':i,.f-'fr F 1:1 1 f V' ,T V 'Z:i-5E:2'Ai 3 -- ll A g ,LK .1441- L-R. Bob Allen. Sec., Steve Kirk, Pres., Rich Christer, V. Pres.: Becky Slightom, Treas. - , 1, , T ' S-'i f-.S.. '-'Sl ML- .f .,n- . - S ANISH LLIB .,., Xi, I I l f l : L Z' is .bxbbgb Q' XXL., Bottom, l.-R: R. Revisky, T. Hancock, K. Ridens, Mrs. Stark, C. Vancil, A. Dixon, R. Carter. Top L-R: K. Krummel. T. Ben- nington. Not pictured are C. Durbin, J. Combs, R. Christer, J. Hanke, T. Mi- Ianos, S. Wilhelm, S. Gad, Sec.. P. Smith. Treas. .1 I48fArt Club Torri Bennington, Vice Pres LLIB OfHcers, I.-R: Cindy Vancil, Public Relations, Kathy Ridens, Press Row I, L-R. D. Limper, D. Tomazzoli, K. Bennett. C. Boston, J. Ward, J. Ceney. D. Rademacher, K. Fuller, E. Buerkett, H. Satterlee. Row 2, L-R: J. Bruemmer, M. Edwards, S. Brown. K. Ferrill, J. Boas, J. Lee, J. Hollers, C. Puccetti, L. Reeves, A. Thomas. Sitting. Chris Boston, Pres.. Standing L- R. Jeanne Ward, Treas.z Dieter Rade- macher, Vice Pres.. Julie Bruemmer. Sec. N A T I-I CNJXLIONAL HONOR SOSIETY I N ff 'X - 1- i .. L .R y 3 L Z Qi 'fs S o oCQ, NIJDC E T Y 0 N 0 Vs if A R National Honor SocietyfI49 'fx ufn Q-v'l'1mk 2532 QQB, 2' N' ..+,nQ A07- ,U. mi qllbjy 8'2ruv- .mol ppngv- gu. hu- men-G' 1:7650 gmnn 1 . srivm N00 OC-'ma 5' -in H330 2-5-1- 9-'Fx glimfb o-cm Sa-54 Ecnla ? fo' 0 P fnipg : OFQW O 11 210251 agywn 5w?'A 55812: ' ?g.E na 395' F9 FS-, Egg :Q-'Q Q 'l:' N00 S 'mm SAY'- V+ gm 'umm ESQQ 0223 Oman 9-fo' 0 4' pp ...Pm ., 3 2,20 'UN45-gs 13- A 539-zu' Lf' QT Z F .lan w 0 -rs ESQ'- 3'-.0 .-I5 .FY ':-'ZF' xg!- O-m 9-SU' Q-E 105-5-' PDQ! mm T49 mf-'O SLSV m'v. 7 0 A31 'I Zm-. 0:0 1-vo-9 'gym QQF' g Z 'UIQ' QNX! Q23 -5- VIKQQ, ,U'! 'I -0 FH . QQAISEQS-on as 49 ga 5' f 'Q 9 'o O9 QW UE1P.l'lO6P Offcers, Row I: Tracey Shannon, V. Pres., Row 2, I.-R: Kathy Blankenship, Sec., Lisa Huber, Press Mary Beth Spinner, Treas. f if f 1 , X fr 4. W Row I, L-R: K. Whitlow, J. Houser, S. Brown, M. Spinner, B. Brown. Row 2, I.-R: G. Hancock, L. Huber, Mrs. States, Mrs. Wisdom, T. Shannon, B. Hosick. Row 3. l.-R: M. Cranfill, M. B. Spinner, M. Eddington, K. Blankenship, K. Nowlan. Row 4. L-R: M. Brown, L. Tefeteller, L. Mullen. FHAXBI QQ f VZZA' W 1 f ,W M47 ,J X X . X ZWJ, 2 ' 4 ZWYW 'pw' I, , ,, gififj V .AZ V V A 542' 1 A I52fFFA H Q Wwwimf Compliments of HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL FFA A 15 ITE! Q1 - ef ,gy J is Row I, I.-R: B. Saathoff, T. Gualandi, J. Shroyer, T. Chumley, J. KIenke,C. Logsdon, R. Rieke, R. Bergman, L. King, D. Traylor, M. Sherman, M. Hammack, A. Dzurovicin, M. Burke, S. Chum- Iey, D. Logan. Row 2, I.-R: J. Braido. D. Lane, M. Murray, D. Ellis, J. Moore, D. Flitz, D. Perfetti, J. Goldsmith, S. Guinn, R. Omcers-Kneeling, L-R: Rob Bergman, Vice Pres., Larry King, Pres., Standing L-R: Mr. Snopko, Advisor: Andy Harvel, Sec., Jeff Jones, Reporter, Wade Moore Parliamentarian, Mark Huber, Treas., Mr. Cranfill, Advisor. Shroyer, T. Lohman, Mr. Snopko, D. Nowlan, A. Harvel, S. Davis, J. Jones, W. Moore, T. Dean, M. Huber, B. Loucks, Mr. Cranfill, S. Schluckebier, L. Clayton, F. Krummel, A. Milanos, J. Matthews, E. Eiler, B. Reynolds, S. Clayton, N. Limper, M. Krummel, R. Theriac, D. Leetham, C. Daniels. FUTURE FARMER F AMERICA -T0f?J1Au E ERIC UUE Is 0 'f fl as FX f! C 22 ,- . Q 5- if- 7 3+-4, -r O15 0 V QQ' U1-1 5' J' 'def Compliments of VOILS BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL FFAfl53 if , . fe. 4 , A' Y X-.1 , , M W ' -1, ,f ' f of X A , W QF Q I6 K 5 K S Q V, ., Bzfmzv ,wg ...QI 12' f I 1 ls. .4 Row I, L-R. B. Kovack, J. Rademacher, D. Rademacher, K. Whitlow, T. Luckett, J. Ceney, A. Thomas, K. Lindberg, J. Boas, A. Fuller, C. Teurnus, A. Russell, D. Fuhne, M. Foreman. Row 2, Sitting at tables, LAR: QSponsorJ Mr. Gaither, J. Bruemmer, J. Foreman. A. Hucker, J. Boch. -S! 5 HKU AEADE . f W .-. 45 me W ...xii fss I54fAcademic Bowl AWARDS AwardsfI55 PECIAL AWARD Trix, l Seniors Honors: lst row L to R: Vicki Beck, Jean Ward, Lorainne Huber 2nd row L to R: Chris Boston, Lori Reeves, Kristy Bennet, Julie Bruemmer, Lisa Bruce, Anita Thomas 3rd row L to R: Eric Buerkett, Dieter Rademacher, Jim Ceney, Joe Mormino. Junior Honor Students: Mike Bayliff, Ja- net Boas, Sandy Brown, Tammy Cruthis, Kim Ferrill, Julie Lee, Connie Lawler, Julie Hallers, DeWayne Mercer, Dawn Tomaz- zoli. -in-:ai Illinois State Scholars: lst row L to R: Kevin Fuller, Chris Boston, Jean Ward, Dieter Rademacher, Dale Meyers 2nd row L to R: Anita Thomas, Brad Neiman, Kristy Bennett, Jim Ceney. 3 iw X E Business Education Awards: lst row L to R: Lorraine Huber, Ac- counting ll. Typing ll, Amy Alverson. Typing ll, Kathy Terneus, Clay Bowl Winner, Cindy Vancil, Golden Freshman Business Student, 2nd row L to R: Diane Walker, Short- Hammer Award, Andy Harvel. hand l, Tammy Cruthis, Accounting I, Janet Boas, Accounting l, Julie Lee, Accounting I. Dianna Hosick, Shorthand I. Compliments l56fAwards of FlNLEY'S PHARMACY PECIAL AWARDS Foreign Language 4 years: Ist row L to R: Rich Christer, Joe Mormino. Denny Jorn, Julie Bruemmer. 2nd row L to R: Lance Caulk. Kristy Bennett, Steve Kirk, Jeff Schmedeke. 3rd row L to R: Jim Ceney, Katherine Krummel, Dieter Radamacher. Senior Scholarship Winners: Ist row L to R: Dieter Radamacher, Eric Buerkett. 2nd row L to R: Jim Ceney, Kristy Bennett, Julie Bruemmer, Anita Thom- as. .lim Ceney: National Merit Commen- M. V.P. Awards: lst row L to R: Lori Holcomb, volleyball, Mike Marty, Boys Basketball, Eric Buerkett, Boys Track, Cross Country, Kevin Fuller, Wrestling, Chris Boston, Girls Track, Sandie Wankel, JV volleyball. 2nd row L to R: Jerry Price, Baseball, Ron Hopwood, Football, Dieter Radamacher, Boys Tennis. Jenn Radamacher, Girls Tennis. Lori Reeves, Girls Basketball, Tonya Luckett, Golf. Julie Bruemmer: National Merit Fi- nalist, Presidential Scholar-Top I,OOO CLHUOHS: I-H Sefwma Award, U-5. Air Kristy Bennett: Illinois State Univer- in L1,5,, Daughters of the American FPFCP ROTC SCh0'af5hlP to Univ- Of Sity Honors 5ChOl8fShiP- Revolution, University of Illinois mmols- Child of Veterans Scholarship, Case - , - Dieter Radamacher: National Merit Anita Thomas. St. Francis College F, I, Us N IA d N , Trustee Scholarship. inalsts, .. ava ca emy omi- HBIIOI1. Western Reserve University. Eric Buerkett: Hillsboro Business and Professional Women's Club, Green- ville College Academic Award. Hills- boro Chamber of Commerce. Compliments of HILLSBORO BUSINESS 8 PROFESSIONAL WOMENS CLUB Award-sfI57 tallest Lori Reeves Alan Hobbie SENIGR C ASS shortest best personality prettiest eyes Lisa Caulk Tami Luck Tracy Hancock Doug Limper Jim Smith lwlllllll X A 45 CV iefiinffi Q r 7 A if I cutest couple foxiest Lorraine Huber Compliments of Mandy Sanders Mike Plunkett ORPHEUM THEATER, Kevin Fuller CINEMA l, CINEMA ll at J best friends best friends most flirtatious wildest and craziest John Mondin Lori Caulk Anita Thomas Rose Revisky Jeff Stewart Lori 0'Guinn Jerry Price Kelly Wineburner AVQRITE most active Chris Boston Dieter Rademacher Ni Wy X , A-af? most likely to succeed Kristy Bennett Jeff Schmedecke 'ii , ? best smile best dressed Sally Homa Brenda Chesser Ron Leible Steve Kirk class brains Julie Bruemmer Jim Ceney in fi .-, X x 'X ' 0 1 . Y QQ' Q X' xg gf' fn v, Sli Va most muscular teacher? pet John Mondin most athletic Sue Howard Ginos Jeanne Ward fl ,f ,X few, L, r X 'ff N fi X ,ff f ,NC - gg David Gray I quietest ,ff , Ada Doolin gy most athletic Chris Goodin Eric Buerkett Senior Class FavoritesfI59 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional CAudience Standsb . Hillsboro High School I I I Band Flag Salute ..l...,.......... Graduates and Audience Led by Chris Boston, President of Class of l983 Invocation and Scripture Reading .... Rev. Paul Hersch Vocal Presentation .................... Senior Choir What Will The World Be Like Tomorrow by Loones McGlahan Amy Alverson, Kim Bonney, Julie Bruemmer, Sean Camp, Steve Davis, Andrea Gonzalez, Barbara Har- vey, Sally Homa, Ron Leible, Nancy Meyers, Julie Sell- ers, Anita Thomas. Mrs. Joan Rappe, Director Remarks ......... Julie Bruemmer. Dieter Rademacher Valedictorians, Class of I983 tv Instrumental Presentation . Hillsboro High School Band f Denbridge Way by Swearingen M n Presentation of Commemorative Plaque . Chris Boston llv ' 'V ' M Piano Solo ......................... Julie Bruemmer ' A Tribute to Erin Copeland by Ginastera Presentation of Class of I983 ....... Michael J. Mugge Superintendent, Hillsboro High School District No. 3 Introduction of Class Members ...... Larry Ackerman Principal. Hillsboro High School Presentation of Diplomas ....,........ George Cerutti President, Board of Education Closing and Benediction .......,.... Rev. Paul Hersch Recessional .............. Hillsboro High School Band , :V 1' f ,. , , - YD M, ,.... ww- ,.,. NN- H-Y--.,..-W,,..7,.gW. j, L L N 'fr f i -it ' r i 'U-ax- ,, l60fGraduation Compliments of RX TRAVEL FRIDAY, MAY 20, I983 5 5 W i gikq Compliments of D.E. MOLER TRUCKING, EXCAVATING 8 ASPHALT P: 55 x ' Q ' 9 ADAMS, LARRY LEE, July I8, I964 Varsity Club 4, Football l,2,4, Boys' Basketball I, Boys' Track I,2,3, Wrestling 2,3, Intramurals I,2,3,4. ALVERSON, AMY C, March I7, l965 Girls' Chorus I, A Capella Choir 2,3,4, Operetta 2,3,4, Swing Choir 2,3,4, Cheerleader 2, Spanish Club I,2, Library Club 2,3. ATTERBERRY. TRACY ANN, August I5, I965 Cheerleader 3, Drill Team I,2,3, Co-op 4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 4, German Club I,2, Girls' Tennis 2, Booster Club I. BALLA, SANDY, November IO, I965 Co-op 4, Cosmetology 3, Library Club 2. BECK, KIMBERLY KAY, December 30, I965 Band 2, Office Workers' I,2,3,4, Co-op 4, Ticket Toppers I,2, Girls' Tennis I, Girls' Track I,2. BECK, VICKI DENISE, April 9, l965 Drill Team I, Co-op 3.4. BENNETT, KRISTY ANN, June 3, I965 European Travelers' I, Hiltop 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4, German Club I,2,3,4, CTreasurer 25, Boost- er Club I. BERGMAN, CARL ROBER, July 26, I965 F.F.A. I,2,3,4, CVice President 45, Football I, Boys' Track 2, Intramurals 2,4. BERGMAN, KAY. BEYER, JOHN R, January 22. I965 Shawano High School I,2,3,4. BONNEY, KIMBERLEE SUSANNE, August I2, l965 Girls' Chorus I, A Capella Choir 2,3,4, Operetta 2,3,4, F.H.A. I. BOSTON, CHRISTINA M, February 20, I965 Hiltop 4, Girls' Chorus I, A Capella choir 2.3, Operetta 2.3, Cheerleader 2, Class Officer I,2,3,4, CPresident l,2,3,45, Homecoming Court 4, Office Workers' I,2, National Honor Society 3,4, CPresident 45, Prom Court 4, Spanish Club I,2, Varsity Club 3,4, Girls' Volleyball I, Girls' Tennis 3,4, Girls' Track I,2,4. BOSTON, JULIE ANN, October 25, I965 Class Officer I,2, CTreasurer l.25, Co-op 3.4, Library Club 4, Girls' Basketball I, Girls' Tennis I, Office Workers' I. BRAIDO, JIM V, October 28, I965 F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Gillespie High School. BRANDT, BONNIE, October 5, l965 Band 2, Drill Team I, French Club I,2, Girls' Track I,4, Cross Country 2. BROWN, LIBBY, April 24, l965 A Capella Choir 2, Operetta 2, Office Workers' I, Co-op 3,4, Girls' Basketball I, Girls' Tennis I,2. BROWN, SHEILA BETH, February 7. I965 F.H.A. I,2,3,4, Office Workers' 4, Spanish Club 2. BRUEMMER, JULIA MARIE, January 8, I965 Student Council I,2,3,4, CTreasurer 3,45, Girls' Chorus I, I62fSenior Index Band I,2,3, Jazz Band 3, A Capella Choir I,2,3,4, Operetta I,2,3,4, Swing Choir 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, CSec. 45, German Club I,2,3,4, CV. Pres. 3, Sec. 45, Drama Club I, Girls' Tennis 2, Academic Team I,2,3,4, CCo-Captain 45. BRUCE, LISA MICHELLE, September 22, l965 National Honor Society 4, Co -op 4, Ticket Toppers I, Girls' Volleyball I,2,3,4, BUERKETT, ERIC Q, March 7, I965 National Honor Society 4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Boys' Basketball I,2,3,4, Cross Country 4, Boys' Track 3.4. BUGG, DEBBIE SUE, February I, l964 F.H.A. I,2,3. CAMP, SEAN. CARNEY, DANIEL CARL, July 20, I965 Band I,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Football I, Cross Country 2.3, Boys' Track I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4. CARPANI, JO L, July I7, I963 Band I,2, Counselors' Office l,2,3, Co-op 4, Girls' Track I. CARPANI, MIKE. CARROLL, TENA. CAULK, LANCE LAMAR, August 28, I965 French Club 2,3,4, Boys' Basketball I, Boys' Tennis 3,4, Intramurals 4. CAULK, LISA R, December 2, l965 F.H.A. I,2. CAULK, LORI LYNN, July 4, I965 Girls' Chorus I, Band I,2,3,4, Jazz Band 3,4, Drum Major 4, Co-op 4. CENEY, JAMES M, April 2, i965 National Honor Society 4, German Club I,2,3,4, CSecretary 2. Vice President 45, Cross Country 3, Academic Team I,2,3,4. CHRISTER, RICH W, April l3, l964 Spanish Club I,2,3,4, CVice President 45, Varsity Club I,2,3,4, Football I, Cross Country 2,3,4, Boys' Track I,2,3,4, Intramurals 3,4, COSTELLO, EUGENE D, April 25, I965 Student Council I, Band I,2,3,4, Jazz Band I, French Club 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Football I, Boys' Basketball I,2, Cross Country 3, Boys' Track I,2,3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Ft. Leonard Wood High School, Greenfield High School. CURRIE. JAMES J, May I7, l965 Co-op 4, Varsity Club 3.4, Football I,2,3,4, Baseball I,2, Wrestling I,2,3. DAVIS, STEPHEN DONALD, July 28, i965 Band I,2, A Capella Choir I,2,3,4, Operetta I,2,3,4, Swing Choir 2,3,4, F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Co-op 3, Football I. DETTMAN, PATRICK H, August 5. I965 Sparta High School l979-l98l. DUDLEY, KAREN ANN, January I4, i965 Girls' Chorus I, Counselors' Office I, French Club I,2,3,4, CVice President 45. DUNN, JAMEE JO4 September 4, I965 A Capella Choir 2,44 Operetta 24 Office Workers' li French Club li Library Club 2,3,44 Girls' Tennis I,2,3,4. DURBIN, KONNIE LEE! March 24, I965 Student Council 44 Office Workers' I,24 Library Club 2,3,44 Girls' Basketball I,2,3. ECCLES, JANET ELAINE4 January 6, I965 Student Council 44 Office Workers' 2,44 Drill Team l,2,34 Co-op 44 Girls' Track 24 Cross Country CStatistician 3,45. EDWARDS, MARY JANE: June 9, l965 Band I,2,3,44 National Honor Society 44 German Club I,2.3. EICKHOFF, BETH A4 August I4, l96'5 Girls' Chorus I4 Band l,2,34 Office Workers' I,2,3,4. EVANS, DAWN RENE4 September 27, l965 Hiltop 34 Drill Team I,2,34 Co-op 44 Library Club 2,3,44 Girls Track 24 CStatistician 25. 9 EVERETT. TRACY DAWN4 August l6, i965 Cheerleader I4 Counselors' Office 34 Drill Team l,2,34 French Club I. FENTON, BRUCE. FENTON, TIM. FOX, CHRISTINA JO4 October 5, l965 Band I,2,3,44 F.H.A. I,24 Co-op 4. FRAZIER, DEBRA LOUISE4 August 24, l965 Cheerleader 24 Drill Team Ii Co-op 44 French Club 24 Ticket Toppers I4 Girls' Tennis I,2,3,4. FULLER, KEVIN PAUL4 January 29, I965 A Capella Choir l,2,34 Operetta l,2,34 Swing Choir 2,34 Bar- bershop Chorus 2,34 National Honor Society 44 Homecom- ing Court 44 Prom Court 44 French Club I,24 Varsity Club 2,3,44 Football I,2,3,44 Boys' Tennis 24 Wrestling I,2,3,44 ln- tramurals l,2,3. GINOS, SUE ANN4 August I5, i965 Student Council 44 Homecoming Court 44 Varsity Club 2,3,44 Girls' Basketball I,2,3,44 Girls' Track I,2. GOODIN, CHRIS EDWARD4 February I3, i965 Band I,2,34 A Capella Choir I,24 Co-op 44 Boys' Basketball li Intramurals l,2,3. GONZALEZ, ANDREA M4 November I, l965 Student Council 44 Girls' Chorus Ii Band I4 A Capella Choir 2,3,44 Operetta 2,3,44 Cheerleader I,2,3,4. GOVAIA, RANAE S4 November 24, I965 Girls' Chorus li Band I,24 Office Workers' 24 Co-op 4. GRANTHAM, LORI LEE4 May 2, i965 Girls' Chorus I4 Band l,2,34 A Capella Choir 2,34 Operetta 2,34 Co-op 4. GRAY, DAVID C4 January 3l. i965 Homecoming Court 44 Varsity Club 2,3,44 Boys' Basketball I,2,3,4. GROVES, THOMAS LOUIS. HALLEMAN, ROBIN. HAMBY. KAY A4 June I4, I965 Girls' Chorus li Co-op 44 Girls' Volleyball I,2,3,44 Girls' Bas- ketball li Girls' Track I. HANCOCK, TRACY SUZANNE4 October I2, I965 Girls' Chorus I4 Operetta li Counselors' Office I,3,44 Drill Team I,24 Art Club 4. HARVEL, JAMES ANDREW4 March 23. i965 F.F.A. 2,3,44 CSecretary 454 Homecoming Court 44 Prom Court 44 Varsity Club 3,44 Football I,2,3,44 Wrestling 3,44 Intramurals 3,4. HARVEY, BARBARA GAIL4 August 29, l965 Hiltop 3,44 Girls' Chorus li A Capella Choir 2,3,44 iOfficer 454 Operetta 2,3,44 F.H.A. li Office Workers' 2,3,4. HOBBIE, ALAN TODD4 February 22, i965 Student Council 44 Homecoming Court 44 Varsity Club 2,3,44 Boys' Basketball I,2,3,44 Boys' Tennis 34 Golf 3,4. HOLLERS, CHERYL ANNETTE4 February 4, l965 Office Workers' 44 Library Club li Ticket Toppers 3,4. HOMA, SALLY JANE4 December 6, l965 Girls' Chorus li A Capella Choir 2,3,44 Operetta 2,3,44 Swing Choir 2,3,44 Cheerleader I,24 Class Officer l,34 CVice Presi- dent li Treasurer 354 Office Workers' I,24 Drill Team li Co- op 4i Homecoming Court 44 Prom Court 44 French Club I. HOPWOOD, RONALD E4 July 25, l965 Homecoming Court 44 Varsity Club 3,44 Football l,3,44 Intra- murals I,2,3,4. HOSICK, DIANNA M4 March I, l965 Girls' Volleyball I,2,3,4. HOUSER, JULIE M4 June 24, I964 Girls' Track I,2,3,44 Cross Country 4. HUBER, LORRAINE F4 August 7, l965 Girls' Chorus li A Capella Choir 2,34 Operetta 2,34 F.H.A. I,24 Office Workers' 4. HUBER, TOBY. HUGHES, EVELYNE4 August 4, I965 Girls' Chorus li A Capella Choir 24 Operetta 24 Cheerleader I,2,3,44 Class Officer 44 CSecretary 454 Drill Team I,2,3,44 Co-op 44 Homecoming Court 44 Prom Court 44 French Club I,2,34 Varsity Club 3,4. JETT, LARESA JEAN4 November 28, I963 Office Workers' I,24 Co-op 44 Ticket Toppers 3. JOHNSTON, RHONDA L4 September 20, l965 Girls' Chorus li Drill Team I,24 Co-op 44 Cosmetology 3. JORN. DENNIS K4 June l6, I965 German Club l.3,44 Boys' Tennis 34 Intramurals 2.3.4. KENNY, JOSEPH R4 August 22, l965 F.F.A. I,2. KERSHAW, NANCY JANE4 July 25, i965 Girls' Chorus li A Capella Choir 2,34 Operetta 2,34 Cheer- leader li Office Worker I,24 Co-op 44 German Club li Girls' Track I. Senior IndexfI63 KIEF. MIKE. KIMBRO. LAURA. KING, LARRY DEAN, December 23, I965 F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Co-op 4, Intramurals 3.4. KIRK. J. STEVE, July I3. I965 Spanish Club I,2,3,4, CPres. 43, Boys' Tennis 3.4, Varsity Club 4, Cross Country 4. KNISLEY, MIKE. KRUMMEL. KATHERINE JOY, April 3, I965 Band I, German Club I,2,3,4, Girls' Track I,2,3,4, Art Club 3.4, 4-H 2.3.4, CPres. 3, Recreation Leader 43. KUNZE, LUCY JO, April 2, I965 ' Girls' Volleyball I, European Traveler 4, Schram City Chris- tian Academy. KURFISS. LARRY DEAN, May 4, I965 F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Football I,2, Wrestling I, Intramurals 3.4. LEEK, DANA. LEIBLE, RONALD JAMES, February I8. l965 Band I,2,3,4, Jazz Band 3, A Capella Choir l,2,4, Operetta I.2.4, Swing Choir 4, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 4, French Club I.2.3, Boys' Tennis I.2. LIMPER, DOUG. LOGSDON. CATHY DIANE, October 5, I965 Hiltop 3.4, F.H.A. 2.3, F.F.A. 4, Drill Team I,2, Library Club I, Ticket Toppers 3, European Travelers' 3. LUCK, TAMI ANN, December 27, l964 Hiltop 3, Girls' Chorus I, A Capella Choir 2, Operetta 2, Class Officer l,2.3, CSecretary l.2,33, Office Workers' I, Drill Team l.2,3, Co-op 4, Homecoming Court 4, German Club I. LYNCH. GEORGIA, October 20, I965. MARTY. MICHAEL TODD, November 5, I965 Football I, Boys' Basketball I,2,3,4, Boys' Track I.2,4. MEYER. MIKI MALLOY, October I9, l965 Library Club I,2,3,4, Girls' Volleyball I.2, Girls' Basketball l.2, Booster Club I,2. MEYERS. DALE LEE, December I. I964 Prom Court 4, Spanish Club 2, Varsity Club 2.3.4, Boys' Basketball I,2,3,4, Baseball l.2.3,4. MEYERS, NANCY ANN, November 23. I965 Student Council 2, Girls' Chorus I, Band l,2.3, A Capella Choir 2.3.4, Operetta 2.3.4, Co-op 4. MILANOS, ANGELA L, February ll, l965 Cheerleader I, Co-op 4, Library Club l,3. MILLER, BILL. MILLER, KAREN B, September 5, l963 F.H.A. I,2, Cosmetology 3.4. MONDIN, JOHN A, September l8. l965 Homecoming Court 4, Varsity Club 2.3.4, Football I,2,3,4, l64fSenior Index Boys' Track 2, Wrestling l.3', Intramurals I,2,3, Building Trades 3.4. MONTGOMERY, LEROY. MORMINO, RESARIO JOSEPH, February 24, i965 Homecoming Court 4, German Club 3.4, Varsity Club 3.4, Football l.3, Boys' Basketball I,2, Baseball I,2,3,4, Intramur- als 3. NIEHAUS, BRIAN. NIEMANN, BRAD. NOBBE, DARIN. NOWLAN, DEAN. OBERLE, JERRY. O'GUlNN, LORI ANN, May 7, l965 Hiltop 3.4, Student Council 2, Band I,2,3,4, Jazz Band 4, French Club l,2. OSBORN, JOHN A, July I5, I962 A Capella Choir l,2, Co-op 3.4, Football 2, Boys' Basketball 2, Intramurals 2,3,4. OSBORN, WESLEY, November 4, I963 F.F.A. I,2,3, Co-op 4. PAYNE, KIM. PERKINS. KAREN. PLUNKETT, MICHAEL LEE, March 23, I965 Band l.2,3, Jazz Band 3, Operetta 2. PRICE, JERRY LEE, September I2. i964 Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 4, German Club I, Varsi- ty Club 2.3.4, Football I,2,3,4, Boys' Basketball I, Baseball I,2,3,4, Wrestling 2, Intramurals 2,3,4. PRUETT, MIKE. PUCCETTI, CRYSTAL LYNN, January ll. i965 Hiltop 3.4, Student Council I,2,3,4, CV. Pres. 3, Pres. 43, Band I,2, Girls' Chorus I, National Honor Society 4, Home- coming Court 4, Prom Court 4, French Club I,2. RADEMACHER. LON DIETRIG, August 5, I964 A Capella Choir I,4, National Honor Society 3.4, Homecom- ing Court 3.4, Prom Court 4, German Club I,2,3,4, Varsity Club I,2,3,4, Football I,2,3,4, Boys' Basketball I,2,3,4, Boys' Tennis l.2.3,4. RALSTON. STEVE LOWELL, November 5, i964 Varsity Club l.2.34,, Boys' Basketball I,2,3,4, CManager for Varsity I.2.3.43, Football I,2,3,4, CVarsity manager and trainer 3.43, Cross Country 4, CTrainer and manager 43, Baseball I. RAPP. ROB, April IO, I965 Wrestling I. REEVES, LORI ANN, February I4. I965 Class Officer 4, CTreas. 43, National Honor Society 4, Homecoming Court 4, French Club 2.3, Varsity Club 3.4, Girls' Basketball I,2,3,4, Girls' Track I,2,3,4, Washington Community High School l. REVISKY, ROSE ANN, September 2, I965 Girls' Chorus I, A Capella Choir 2, Operetta 2, Drill Team l,2, Art Club 4. REYNOLDS, BRET. REYNOLDS, RAY E, December 22, I964 F.F.A. I, Co-op 3,4, Baseball I. RHOADES. KAREN. ROBERTSON, TERRY. ROTH, CATHY MARY, October IO. i964 Office Workers' 2.4, Drill Team I, Cosmetology 3.4. RUFUS, MIKE. RYAN, MICHAEL P, September l9, I964 Band l,2,3,4, Jazz Band 4, Boys' Track I,2. SALES, LAURA. SANDERS, JEFF. SANDERS, MANDY JANE, November II, I964 Girls' Chorus I, A Capella Choir 2, Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 4, Library Club 2,3,4, SCHMEDEKE, JEFFREY CLARK, January 4, l965 Student Council l,2,3,4, Band l.2,3,4, Jazz Band 3, Drum Major 3,4, Booster Club I, German Club l,2,3,4, CTreasurer 3,4J, Library Club 4. SELLERS, JULIE MARIE, May l8, l965 Girls' Chorus I, A Capella Choir 2.4, Operetta 2, Drill Team I,2.3,4, Co-op 3, French Club I, Library Club 2, Field Captain 4. SESTER. JOHN J, May 24, l965 Boys' Basketball I, Baseball I, Intramurals 2.3.4. SEVERS, J.C., December 9, l965 Co-op 3, Homecoming Court 4, Spanish Club 2, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Boys' Basketball I,2,3, Baseball I,2,3,4, Intramurals 4, Building Trades 4. SHREVE, PATTY LYNNE, November I, l965 Girls' Chorus I, Office Workers' 4, French Club I,2,3,4, Girls' Basketball I. SHROYER, JACKIE. SHROYER, JOHN W, December 22, I962 F.F.A. 4. SHROYER, RAY. SMITH. JIM P, June I9, I965 Varsity Club 4, Library Club 4, Football 2, Boys' Track 2, Boys' Basketball I,2,3,4, Baseball 4. SNIDER, KRISTY. SOLLAMI, KEVIN. SPINNER, MARLA D, February 20, I965 Hiltop 3.4, Student Council 2, Girls' Chorus I, A Capella Choir 2, Operetta 2, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Office Workers' 2, Library Club 3. STEWART, JEFF R, Apri I 6, I965 Varsity Club 2,3,4, Boys' Track 2, Wrestling l.2.4, Intramur- als 4. STEWART, MARIE. STROUP, SHELLI BETH, January 24, I965 F.F.A. l,2, Office Workers' l,2, Co-op 4. THACKER, MICHELLE KAY, August 3, l965 Band I, Girls' Basketball I. THOMAS, ALAN SCOTT, November 5, l965 F.H.A. l,2, Cross Country I, Boys' Tennis 4, Intramurals I,2,3, Benton High School I.2,3. THOMAS, ANITA JO, November 2, l965 Student Council 2,3,4, CState Committee 2,3,4j, Girls' Cho- rus I, A Capella Choir 2,3,4, CHistorian 45, Operetta 2,3,4, Swing Choir 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Drill Team l,2, Spanish Club I,2, Library Club l,2, CPresident ID, Wrestling l.2.3,4, CStatistician I,2,3,4J, Academic Team 2.3, NEDT Award 2. TRAYLOR, NORMA JEAN, August 4, I965 Office Workers' 4, Drill Team l,2,3,4, Girls' Track 2,3. TUETKEN. KURT J, May 5, l965 Student Council I, Class Officer I,2,3.4, CTreasurer I, Vice President 2,3,4D, French Club 3, Football 2, Boys' Basketball I, Boys' Tennis 3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4. UHLRY, TERRY. WARD. JEANNE LOUISE, January 2l, l965 Student Council 2.3, A Capella Choir I, F.H.A. I, Class Offi- cer I, CPresident IJ, Office Workers' 2.3, National Honor Society 3,4, CTreasurer 47, Co-op 4, Homecoming Court 4, French Club 2.3, Varsity Club 3,4, Ticket Toppers 4, Girls' Volleyball l,2,3,4, Girls' Track 3, Wrestling 2,3,4, CStatisti- cian IJ, Girls' Softball I, Easton High School. WESTON, DEON R, November I7, i964 Hiltop 3,4, F.H.A. I, Drill Team 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Girls' Track I.2,3. WHITE, FRED. WHITE. JIM. WHITE, JULI L, November 30, l965 Hiltop 3,4, Office Workers' 4, Drill Team l,2.3,4, QFlag Cap- tain 4b, Co-op 4, Library Club I,2,3, Girls' Track 2.3, Europe- an Travelers' 4, Intramurals I. Senior IndexfI65 ' 3 ,aww QW W 4 i 4 wx 1 CQQKS L-R: E. Dangbar, J. Conway, E. 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