Homer High School - Homerian Yearbook (Homer, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

1983 HOMERIAN Homer High School Homer, Illinois Volume 65 Index Seniors................... 3 Underclassmen............ 23 Faculty...................35 Sports................... 43 Organizations............ 59 Activities............... 79 Ads.......................95 SENIORS ni ALL OF OUR LOVE AND DEDICATION TO SHERRE KAY PLACE “I'll lend you for a little time a child of mine, he said, For you to love the while she lives, and mourn when she is dead. It may be six or seven years or twenty-two or three, But will you till I call her back, take care of her for me? She’ll bring her charm to gladden you, and should her stay be brief, You'll have her lovely memories as solace for your grief. I cannot promise she will stay, since all from earth return, But there are lessons taught down there I want this child to learn. I’ve looked this wide world over in my search for teachers true, And from the throngs that crowd life's lane, I have selected you. Now will you give her all your love, nor think the labor vain, Nor hate me when I come to call to take her home again.” I fancied that I heard them say: Dear Lord, Thy will be done; For all the joys Thy child shall bring, the risk of grief we'll run. We’ll shelter her with tenderness, we’ll love her while we may, and for the happiness we have known forever grateful stay. But should the angels call for her much sooner than we’ve planned, We'll brave the bitter grief that comes and try to understand. —author unknown CLASS SONG: THEME FROM MAHOGANY CLASS FLOWER: YELLOW ROSE CLASS COLORS: MAROON GOLD I AM NOT AFRAID OF TOMORROW, FOR I HAVE SEEN YESTERDAY, AND I LOVE TODAY” Homer High School CLASS OF 1983 1. Weebie, Nifty do to do 2. Punky, That’s Life Go for it!” 5. Kristopher, 6. Munchy, I’m so Horses Super- sure! Hey bub man, all I want 9. Big E, For sure, for sure 10. Poe, Say, what be happenin’? 3. ‘D’, Get Serious I’m sure 4. Gina Kaye, Okay , Buh- dee 8. Beffy, a Ding Ding Ding Hey babe later, much 7. Comanche, Say what? 11. Pop, “Jeez 12. Clyde, Get off m o in LOOK at us 6 17. Kimmy. “Go for it 21. Herbbie, “Take it easy “Get it while you can 18. Mommy, Grody, “Well, “Thrill, thrill, “Duh” A K v 22. Mair. cute 19. Tater, Dink 20. Jul, Are you ser- ious? 23. Spoo, You bet” 24. Wolfey, %8i,, (?@ 7 28. Lisa McKenzie 26. Doyne Webb 29. Jane Carrington 8 £ 'e ; £ja °a (I 14 KIM HOWELL: Valedictorian JANE CARRINGTON: State Scholastic Honor, High Honors PATTI CARTER: Salutatorian, State Scholastic Honor, Girl’s State 16 LISA McKENZIE: Girl's State GREG GILHAUS: High Honors KRIS KASPER: High Honors JULIE CLEM: DAR RICK ALLEN: SAR, Ray Litherland, Boy's State SENIOR HONORS 17 Officers: Patty Carter, President; Jim Rein, Vice President; Mary Ellis, Secretary; Terri Pridemore, Treasurer; Darrin Tate, Kris Kasper, Student Council Representatives Mrs. Woontner, Sponsor. 18 SENIOR WILLS I, RICK ALLEN, being of muscular body and football mind, do hereby will to my baby brother Rex, the ability to play football, and to Kathy Carter, the ability to pick friends wtihout the use of body lan- guage I, TODD BEARD, being of sound mind and body, will my season’s pass to the waterslide to a certain teacher so they’ll never have to go alone. I also will my ability to go fishing without a pole to Kevin Tom! Go get ’em next year guys! I, BETH CANADAY, being of rude, crude, and socially unacceptable mind and 90 pound underdevel- oped body, will to Kathy Carter my other cousin, Rex, so she will have someone to talk to and flirt with in the halls and won’t get lonely. I, JEFF CARMIEN, being of tired mind and body, will Coach Miller and his P.E. class to anyone who desires detentions for no reason, at least once a year. And also to Coach Miller, my Chevy when his Ford can’t do the job. I, JANE CARRINGTON, being of musically unsettled mind and undertail stature, will to Bernice Dawson the ability to “tolerate” our guidance in learning the flag routines. (We were only trying to help.) I, PATTY CARTER, being of intelligent mind (there, I said it, Mr. Barrett) and student body, do hereby will the ability to keep my head straight while talking to K.C., and last but not least, I will my ability to come to school more often to Kathy Bange, by the way, I would will my ability to flirt, but you’re the expert, I hear and so does everybody else. I, JULIE CLEM, will my great badmitten skills to Darren Stayton. (Shute! ha, ha) and to Misty Henderson, I leave my band folder, Good Luck, Misty. I, MARY ELLIS, being of sensuous? body, and intellectual? mind, do hereby will the ability to get along with 2 certain coaches to Maria Sturdyvin. I will to Tina Knight the ability to have fun in P.E. without getting in trouble (since I will no longer be around to “help” out). At last but most important, I will my organizing ability to any teachers who may need it. I, KIM FRYE, being of sound mind and questionable body, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Killer and her Shadow Moo Moo; and to my fellow Seniors good luck in the future, you deserve it. I, KEVIN GOOD, being of totally awesome mind, and studly body will Beaker Jones the ability to grow, and Brian Hardman my studly body, and to my little brother the patience to make it through HHS. I, APRIL GRITTEN, being of wasted mind and over-developed body, do hereby will to certain teachers the ability to look before sitting down, because they might sit on a “nail, and to Tina Knight, the ability to party without getting busted. I, CHUCK HALLETT, being of strange mind and capable body will the ability to keep from rushing into things to Bill Lewis, and to Kenny Kirby, the ability to look into a mirror without falling in love. I, LINDY HOWE, being of corrupted mind and “expecting body do hereby will to the graduating class of ’84 the ability to conduct themselves as seniors instead of high-classed twits, and to some unmentioned underclassmen the ability to GROW UP and the ability to keep their noses in their own business. I, DONNA HOWELL, being of blurred mind and undescribable body do hereby will to my sister Kathy, the ability to control my temper, and not run off at the mouth, and to Tina Knight my ability of Perfect Driving. MORE SENIOR WILLS ON PAGE 57 19 WHO'S WHO AMONG SENIORS Most Likely to Succeed: Senior Class! First 3 to have kids: Kris LaCrone, Rick Allen. Mary Ellis, Jim Rein, not pictured: Deana Sonsteng, Chuck Hallett At Reunion, Best Looking: Rick Allen and Terri Pridemore 20 At Reunion, Travel Farthest: Kris LaCrone, Jim Rein First 3 to be married: Gina Phillips, Mary Ellis, Kim Howell, Brad Wolf. Jim Revin, Rick Allen, not pictured: Chuck Hallett, Deana Sonsteng 21 At Reunion, Most Kids: Mary Ellis, not pictured: Chuck Hallett JUNIORS . . . PREPARE FOR PROM Class Officers: Kerry Wienke, President; Darren Stayton, Vice President; Rich Hall, Secretary; Theresa Clark, Treasurer; Kathy Carter, S.C. Rep.; Doug Robertson, S.C. Rep.; Kim Howell, Reporter; Glenda Robison, Karen Murphy, Sponsors Rex Allen Kathy Bange Tom Brown Kathy Carter Patty Carwile Theresa Clark Perry Dable Janet Danner Rich Hall Frank Henderson 24 Becky Ketchum Brian Kilian Jamie Krukewitt Kenny Lacey Steve Messman Ron Montgomery Jay Moore Jesse Pruitt Mike Redenbaugh Lisa Rhoton Doug Robertson Willy Roller Kevin Sanderson Joe Smith Darren Stayton Todd Stenberg Jodi Wakefield Kerry Wienke Jacinda Wooters 25 SOPHOMORES . . . DRIVERS?! Class Officers: Kelly Jones, President; Brenda Freeman, Secretary, S.C. Rep.; Camila Norcross, Treasurer; Brian Hardman, Frank Deer, Reporters; Mrs. Daw- son, Mrs. Page, Class Sponsors. Bill Lewis, Vice President; Ken Kirby, Reporter; Kory Jones, S.C. Rep; not pictured Thad Bales Mike Bell Janet Collins Bridgit Dable 26 Frank Deer Loriann Dillman Brenda Freeman Monte Gritten Maria Grubb Brian Hardman Kathy Howell Kelly Jones Kory Jones Jan Kiest Kenny Kirby Tina Knight Bill Lewis Kip Malinowski Lisa Mashburn Angela Mattox Jim Mayhew Jim Nickleson Camila Norcross Kelly Pruitt Shane Rogers Andy Shreeves Mitch Sonsteng Marla Sturdyvin Gina Troop 27 Susan Allen Class Officers: Ricky Carter, President; Misty Henderson, Vice President: Mr. Wood, Sponsor; Amy Felkner, Secre- tary; Tamera Henderson, Treasurer; Mr. Miller, Sponsor; Darin LaCrone, S.C. Rep.; Terry Hackney, S.C. Rep.; Jill Moore, Reporter. Tony Brown Karen Brunner Randy Campbell Ricky Carter Vicky Cutright Crystal Dawson Amy Felkner Monte Ferguson Terry Hackney Bill Harrold FRESHMEN ... AT EASE John Miller Jill Moore Cindy Nickleson Darin LaCrone Jodi Krukewitt Gigi Paquin David Perry Valerie Place Christine Pridemore Mike Ridinger Rod Robertson John Roe Jody Rushing Sharon Smith Kevin Somers Jeff Spicer Angie Tester Kevin Wienke Belinda Wooters 29 Most School Spirit: Mrs. Page. Jim Most Athletic: Mary Ellis. Rick Allen Rein Best Personality: Terri Pridemore. Kerry Wienke WHO'S WHO IN THE Quietest: Julie Clem, Thad Bales Cutest: Jim Rein, Terri Pridemore Friendliest Teachers: Mrs. Page, Mr. Barrett 30 Class Clowns: Jill Moore, Kevin Somers, Jim Nickleson, Marla Sturdyvin, Jamie Krukewitt, Brad Wolf, Kris Kasper. Not pictured Kevin Sanderson. Maniac Behind the Wheel: Brad Wolf, Beth Canaday HALLS OF H.H.S. Most Talkative: Beth Canaday. Jim Nickleson Biggest Flirts: Kathy Bange, Darrin Tate Best Legs: Steve Messman, Kathy Carter, Rick Allen Biggest Brown Nosers: Janet Collins, Darrin Tate 31 Due to hospitalization; Beth Canaday was not pictured in Mani- ac Behind the Wheel. FACULTY PRINCIPAL Ed Melchi SCHOOL BOARD SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Dorothy Robison Seating (left): Terry Wolf, Secretary, Bob Ulbrich, President, Jaci Nickleson; Standing (left): Jerry Messman, Chuck Krukewitt, Don Baird. Bob Allen 36 HELPING TO KEEP OUR SCHOOL RUNNING Bookkeeper: Jackie Ellis H.S. Secretary: Pal Beard Secretary: Jane Hall Part-time help: Kathy Tingley. Kathy Sarnecki 37 Dale Diskin: U.S. History. Civics Jill Buckles: Chorus. Ensemble Norine Dawson: Home Economics I, II. III. Child Care, Consumer Ed. Co-op Work Program. Adult Lifestyles Mary Gentry: High School Special Education Bob Gilhaus: Driver's Education 38 Darrell Dalton: Concert Band, Marching Band Glenda Robison: Girl’s P.E. 39 Marty Barrett: Civics, Psychology, Guidance Counsel- Karen Murphy: Librarian or Ruth Kerr: Office Practice, Accounting, Short- hand, Typing, Computer Lab. Mary Eveland: Art I, Art II, Art III Jim Farney: Advanced Biology, Biology. General Science 40 Susan Morrison: Sociology, Modern Problems Charles Castle: Physics, Consumer Math 41 THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTING STAFF Cooks: Sandy Kiest, Lori Rushing, Mary Ann Henderson (not pictured), David Steele (Manager) Janitors: Matt Propst, Gary Cross, Ron Barger, Mike Jenkins (not pictured) Bus Drivers: Charlie Wilson (sub), John Kammin, Laura Luttrell, Lori Rushing, Ron Barger, James Wienke (not pictured), Substi- tutes: Dave Byerley, Cindy Hubert. 42 SPORTS MAROON MACHINE FIGHTS BACK Row 1: Rod Kirby, Earl Lindsey, Terry Hackney, Ricky Carter, Kevin Somers, Bill Harrold, Randy Campbell, Row 2: Jesse Pruitt, Mike Bell, Kenny Kirby, Kevin Wienke, Darin LaCrone, Skip James, Monte Ferguson, Row 3: Brad Wolf, Chuck Hallett, Jim Rein, Jim Nickleson, Frank Deer, John Roe, Guy James, Row 4: Rick Allen, Kevin Good, Alan Miller, Darrin Tate, Perry Dable, Rex Allen, Managers: Jim Mayhew, Mike Ridinger, Brian Hardman, Row 5: Coach Hooker, Coach Diskin Newman Ridgefarm ABL 'Ridgefarm Deland-Weldon Oakland ABL Newman •Homecoming “Parents Night 0 Homer 40 6 20 6 22 12 41 6 30 31 0 43 26 6 30 The highlight of our season was our first five games when we went undefeated. We then lost two games in a row; one to Oakland and then to our rivals, ABL. Our team consisted of 27 players, 9 seniors, 3 juniors, 4 sophomores, and 11 fresh- man. The future looks very good for the team! We credit a lot of our improvement and success to our new assistant football coach, Rob Hooker. We feel he helped our line tre- mendously. Overall, we are happy with our winning season of 6-2. Many players were voted to be on the Okaw All-Conference teams. Rex Allen and Rick Allen were selected unanimously. Darrin Tate, Brad Wolf, Chuck Hallett, and Shane Rogers were all elected for the teams. “You did a good job, Guys!” 44 Winning Celebration! Rick Allan: (unanimous) 1st Team All-Conf. Off. H.B.; 1st Team All- Conf. Def. L.B. Chuck Hallett: 2nd Team All- Conf. Def. L.B.; Off. H.B. Rex Allen: (unanimous) 1st Team All- Conf. Def. M.G.; 2nd Team All-Conf. Off. T. Shane Rogers: 2nd Team All- Conf. Def. S Darrin Tate: 1st Team All- Conf. Off. T.E.; 1st Team All Conf. Def. D.E. Brad Wolf: 1st Team All-Conf. Off. G LJ n 1st Row: Mike Bell. Terry Hackney. Rick Carter. Kevin Somers. Bill Harrold. John Roe. 2nd Row: Ken Kirby. Kevin Wienke. Darin LaCrone. Skip James. Monte Ferguson. 3rd Row: Jim Nickleson. Frank Deer. Randy Campbell. Guy James. 4th Row: Coach Hooker. Coach Diskin. Managers: Jim Mayhew. Mike Ridinger. Brian Hardman 45 Are you cooled off, Mike? Practice makes perfect Thirsty? Go, Rick, Go Victory!! 47 Row 1: Tina Knight, Kris Kasper, Mary Ellis, Julie Clem, Coach Edmiston. Row 2: Cindy Nickleson, Brenda Freeman, Susan Alien Tamera Henderson. This year's team certainly kept the crowds on their feet as we had many close games. Al- though we did not win, there was an array of tal- ent and enthusiasm throughout the season. The team consisted of three seniors, one junior, and many sophomores and freshmen. Since we are losing only the three, the future looks promis- ing for Coach Edmiston and the team. Go get ’em next year, Girls! r. Varsity Varsity 11-15 —Chrisman— 9-15 15- 2 1-15 13-15 1-15 13-15 —Villa Grove— 2-15 2-15 11-15 8-15 —Newman— 2-15 4-15 9-15 —Oakland— 9-15 3-15 8-15 10-15 —Shiloh— 0-15 6-15 5-15 4-15 —Ridgefarm— 3-15 15- 3 12-15 4-15 6-15 —ABL— 11-15 12-15 4-15 8-15 —Newman— 0-15 8-15 5-15 3-15 —Oakland— 1-15 6-15 3-15 4-15 —Shiloh— 2-15 0-15 9-15 6-15 —Ridgefarm— 12-15 9-15 16-14 10-15 0-15 —ABL— 4-15 0-15 0-15 Tournament —Oakland— 7-15 0-15 Tournament —St. Joe— 6-15 6-15 ‘Homer scores listed first 48 Row 1: Jill Moore, Marla Sturdyvin, Kelly Jones. Loriann Dillman Row 2: Cami Norcross, Becky Ketchum, Gigi Paquin. Amy Felkner. Coach Edmiston Volleyball ! ? ! ? 49 OFF THE BACKBOARD—INTO THE HOOP Left: Mike Ridinger (manager), Kevin Sanderson. Shane Rogers, Rich Hall, Kevin Good. Steve Messman. Darren Stayton, Darrin Tate, Rick Allen, Greg Gilhaus, Perry Dable, Jim Rein, Coach Diskin. Coach Gilhaus X o Kevin Good: 1st Team, All Conference Rick Allen: 1st Team, All Conference 50 Mike Ridinger (manager), Rick Carter, Kevin Sanderson. Mike Bell, Perry Dable. Kip Malinowski, Shane Rogers, Rich Hall, Thad Bales, Kevin Wienke, Guy James, Darin LaCrone, Brian Hardman, Monte Gritten, Coach Diskin, Coach Gilhaus JV V 33-45 Jamaica 69-59 47-43 Rankin 64-66 40-69 Villa Grove 45-55 42-67 Oakland 54-61 39-46 ABL (Frosh) 37-41 Shiloh 40-53 50-43 Ridgefarm 58-48 26-37 ABL 62-71 52-33 Armstrong (Frosh) 42-57 Newman 72-52 St. Joe 58-75 Jamaica 73-61 St. Joe 54-63 39-38 Bement 66-47 37-46 ABL (Frosh) 68-38 Shiloh 61-51 44-50 Oakland 55-47 49-48 Catlin (Frosh) 68-52 Atwood-Hammond 50-43 46-39 ABL 57-74 55-63 Ridgefarm 67-52 Ridgefarm 65-43 ABL 60-75 34-52 Jamaica (Frosh) 40-51 Oakwood 62-78 59-42 Newman 88-49 60-67 Catlin 58-74 52-50 Bismark-Henning 80-62 Oakwood (x) 71-73 53-45 Shiloh 46-37 ABL The Team The basketball team did very well this year. We ended the season with a 12-12 record. The highlight of our season was when we played on T.V. against Bismark- Henning and we were victorious. In the regionals we lost a very close game to Oakwood that went down to the wire, we lost by 2 points. We all thank Coach Gilhaus for doing a very fine job. ' Homer’s Scores Listed First ” Tourneys (x) Regional 51 52 53 VICTORIES AT LAST Left: Misty Henderson (manager), Kris Kasper (co-captain), Janet Collins, Jodi Krukewitt, Tina Knight, Mary Ellis (co-captain), Marla Sturdyvin, Mrs, Robison, coach. The 1982-1983 girls' bask- etball season was certainly an exciting one. Everything seemed to improve this year. The crowd became more attentive, our record improved tremendously, (with 4 Varsity wins and 2 JV wins) and our experience in working as a real team was an asset to all of our victo- ries. With the loss of only two seniors, Kris Kasper and Mary Ellis, the future looks bright for Coach Robison and all the girls. Best of luck next year and the years to come! Jodi Krukewitt. 2nd team, All Conference Janet Collins, 1st team, All Conference 54 Left: Amy Felkner, Gigi Paquin, Cindy Nickelson, Mrs. Robison (coach), Susan Allen, Jill Moore, Sharon Smith Scores' JV V 17-20 Catlin 49-61 16-37 Jamaica 32-56 11-16 Villa Grove 27-58 16-? Rossville 50-47 8-26 Oakland 52-40 19-12“ Shiloh 46-36“ 13-44 ABL 22-40 EOC R.farm 41-59 Shiloh 28-35 29-30 Ridgefarm 30-43 28-35 ABL 17-58 43-37“ Newman 48-74 19-28 Ridgefarm 40-47 32-42 Newman 57-34 22-33 Oakland 48-64 23-24 Atwood 35-50 ' Homer’s scores listed first Wins!! 55 Coach Robison. Misty Henderson. Beth Canaday. Kelly Jones. Valerie Place. Susan Allen. Jodi Krukewitt ON THE RIGHT TRACK Row 1: Guy James. Jesse Pruitt. Skip James. Randy Campbell. Terry Hackney. Row 2: Coach Diskin, Mike Bell. Kip Malinowski, Rick Allen, Jim Nickleson. Ricky Carter. 56 More SENIOR WILLS I, KIM HOWELL, being of sound mind and short body, hereby will my ability to get along with Mrs. Woo to Brian Kilian, and to Kathy Howell the privilege of being the last Howell left at HHS, and last but not least I will the class of ’84 a great senior year!! I, KRISTINA SUE KASPER, being of very sound mind and obscure body, do will the Legend to anyone who needs it! (Janet) I also will my ability to stay in Basketball all 4 years to Tina and Marla . . . AND . . . Last, but certainly not least (ha,ha) I leave all of my smiles to Coach Disken and Mrs. Robison because they love them so much! I, ROD KIRBY, of large body and demoralized mind, hereby will Mr. Barrett all my neighbor’s cats. (HA, HA) and to Mrs. Dawson I will a gift certificate to K’s Merchandise Mart and one to Farm and Fleet. I, KRIS LaCRONE, being of warped mind and curvacious body, will to K.C. the ability to walk without looking like you've been riding a horse 23 hrs. a day (and who knows what you’ve been the other hour) And to my brother, the fun times at HHS I didn’t have, (ha, ha) I, EARL LINDSEY, being of sound mind and somewhat body will to HHS just what they have given me, nothing. I, BRYAN MATTOX, will to Tom Brown and Mike Redenbaugh my notebook. I, ALAN MILLER, being of HHS mind and a raging 5’6” body, will my great speech making ability to any- one—you can have it! My office to Perry, and my great typing speed to anyone who doesn’t know the Columbus Method. I, GINA PHILLIPS, being of outspoken mind and decent body, will to Marla my great aerobics ability. (Hang in there Marla, it’s not all that bad) I, TERRI PRIDEMORE, being of hyper mind and innocent body, will my ability to pick out better looking jackets to Kerry (it would look better without the emblem) and to Kathy Bange, I will my ability to let go of something (or someone) after it’s far gone. By the way, thanks for the jersey Kathy. I, JIM REIN, being of perverted mind and outstanding body will all of the luck in the world to the foot- ball team, and my ability to milk a gernsey to sexy Rexy and turtle wax to Mike Bell. I, BRYON ROGERS, being of sound mind and large body, leave the halls of HHS; to my brother the ability to get on the honor roll at least once. I, DEANA SONSTENG, being of sound mind and unproportionate body do hereby will to my darling (?) brother, Mitch, Bill Harrold, and Jim Mayhew, the ability to have more fun than I did in HHS—without getting into too much trouble. Oh, and good luck in U.S. History! (Jim—look out for Mitch at those football parties.) I, DARRIN TATE, being of perverted mind and abused body do hereby will to Bob” the incredible pow- er and prestige of a Chevy product, and to Steve Messman, the ability to distinguish between quality and quantity (they aren’t all machines), and finally a new set of stensils to Tamera Henderson, you’ve slobbered on all your others. I, BRAD WOLF, being of polluted body and off-the-wall mind, leave to Boner my mountain climbing ability in the blazer and my cooler; and to D.S. all the eerie times in cemetaries and the ability not to hit tombstones while in cemetaries. 57 ORGANIZATIONS Members: Kris Kasper, Jamie Krukewitt, Kris LaCrone, Kim Howell, Kathy Howell. Not pictured, Lindy Howe, Jane Carrington. ENSEMBLE The Homer High School vocal en- semble had a very successful year. The group started out by visiting the Champaign County Nursing Home and entertaining the elderly with a variety of Christmas Carols. The group’s next performance was for the Homer Exten- sion Association where they per- formed songs they had prepared for contest. At solo and ensemble contest, they received a first place rating. The ensemble finished the year by performing at the High School Spring Concert and then at graduation. 60 Officers: Julie Clem, President (sitting): Kris Kasper, Secre- tary; Brenda Freeman, Vice president CHORUS This year's chorus included junior high and high school students. The students gave a Christmas Concert for the public and for the junior high and high school students at a school assembly. One of the highlights of the concert was a song called “Jingle Bell Boogie” featuring a baritone solo by Jim Rein, as Elvis Presley. Members ac- tively participated in solo and en- semble contest and did very well. The chorus as a whole praticipated at the organizational contest at Rossville, receiving a first place rat- ing. They also performed at the an- nual Spring concert, and for graduation. The 1982-1983 chorus ended a very successful year with a trip to Six Flags. 1st Row: Miss Buckles, Angie Tester, Lori Jones, Marla Sturdyvin, Jodi Moore, Jami Moore. Sherri Short, 2nd Row. Julie Clem, Keli Hardman, Alyson Byerly, Bonnie Warters, Kathy Howell, Kim Howell, 3rd Row: Kim Mayhew, Kris LaCrone, Jamie Krukewitt, Cami Norcross, Kris Kasper. Lisa Mashburn 61 In concert band we had two concerts— one at Christmas and one in the spring. We attended band contest in April and re- ceived a second place. We also per- formed at both graduations. Those of us who will be returning to school next year are looking forward to all of the fun times, and to those who will not be with us next year, we wish you the best of luck and we would like you to know that you will be missed! Officers: Rich Hall. Sergeant at Arms; Kerry Wienke. Vice Presi- dent; Darren Stayton. President; Kris Kasper, Secretary - Treasurer. Row 1: Matt Dillon, Brian Hall, Jodi Moore, Chris Preston, Shawn Spencer, David Poole, LeAnn Bear, Abby Orwick. Mr. Dalton. Row 2: Marla Sturdyviri, Julie Clem, Misty Henderson, Valerie Place. Jill Moore. Susan Allen. Jamie Moore. Alyson Byerley, Bonnie Warters, Kris Kasper. Row 3: Thad Bales, Curt Miller. Kerry Wienke. Janet Collins. Rich Hall, Darren Stayton, Jodi Krukewitt, Jamie Krukewitt, Jodi Waketield, Kathy Bange. Kris LaCrone, Darin LaCrone. Not picture: Beth Canaday. 63 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sustaining members: Steve Messman, Jamie Krukewitt, Kathy Bange, Theresa Clark, Kim Howell, Jacinda Wooters, Greg Gilhaus, Jane Carrington, Kerry Wienke, Kris Kasper, Patti Carter, Brad Wolf (not pictured) New inductees: Thad Bales. Janet Collins. Mary Ellis, Julie Clem, Brenda Freeman (not pictured) 64 STUDENT COUNCIL Kneeling: Rick Carter, Kelly Jones, Doug Robertson. Standing 1st Row: Mrs. Gentry, Sponsor; Jim Rein, Patty Carter. Kathy Carter, Kris Kasper, Brenda Freeman, Terry Hackney, Darin LaCrone. Standing 2nd Row: Kerry Wienke, Darrin Tate. Not pictured; Kory Jones. Student Council has been very active this year doing various activities. We started out by trying to arouse school spirit by selling “Homer Panther Pen- nants.” All of us were fairly successful in that project. Then, of course, it was time for the annual Halloween movie. This year we saw The Swarm.” We had a good turn out and a lot of fun. We also had a student exchange with ABL High School to look at the difference in cur- riculums. Finally, we had a computer- mate dance with ABL. We had a lot of fun. Officers: Jim Rein, President; Patty Carter, Vice-President; Kdthy Carter, Secretary; Kris Kasper, Treasurer. 65 FHA-HERO Officers: Jim Rein, Sergeant at Arms; Jamie Krukewitt, Vice President, Historian; Julie Clem, President; Beth Canaday, Sergeant at Arms. Not Pictured: Brenda Freeman, Secre- tary; Kathy Bange, Treasurer; Brad Wolf, Ser- geant at Arms. Row 1: Julie Clem, Kathy Bange. Jamie Krukewitt. Jim Rein. Row 2: Todd Beard, Terri Pridemore, Patty Carter, Mrs. Dawson. Row 3: Jim Nickleson, Kris LaCrone, Marla Sturdyvin, Tina Knight. Maria Grubb. Row 4: Todd Stenberg, Theresa Clark, Kathy Carter, Kelly Jones, Cami Norcross, Kathy Howell. Not Pictured: Susan Allen, Randy Campbell, Beth Canaday, Brenda Freeman, Greg Gilhaus, Misty Henderson, Tamara Henderson, Donna Howell. Becky Ketchum, Cindy Nickleson, Darrin Tate, Brad Wolf. Deana Sonsteng, Bill Lewis, Ricky Carter, Amy Felkner. The FHA-HERO this year had a total of 34 members. It was the first time that boys got involved with the group. We had one mon- ey-making project selling cookbooks. Overall, the year was a disappointment as many of the members did not participate actively. 66 WORKING THROUGH THE YEAR Sitting (left): Gina Phillips, Jeff Carmien, Kim Frye, Mrs. Dawson, Standing: Earl Lindsey. Todd Carter, April Gritten, Bryon Rogers, Doyne Webb The Co-op Club consists of students en- rolled in the work-study class. Students are employed in various types of businesses— from farms to restaurants, from offices to nurseries. In April, the students hosted an apprecia- tion dinner at the Top of the Inn in the Century 21 building. They presented each employer with a plaque. The relationship between student - employees and employers is one of co- operation—one learning, one imparting knowledge—preparing the teenager for the World of Work. 67 Front to Rear. Left: Jim Rein, Terri Pridemore, Beth Canaday, Brad Wolf. Kathy Carter, Kathy Bange, Darrin Tate. Darren Stayton. Center First Row: Greg Gilhaus, Rex Allen, Chuck Hallett, Coach Diskin (adviser). Rick Allen, Perry Dable. Jim Nickelson, Frank Deer. Center Second Row: Kris LaCrone, Jamie Krukewitt, Steve Messman, Kris Kasper, Ju- lie Clem, Mary Ellis. Front to Rear. Right: Marla Sturdyvin, Kelly Jones. Alan Miller, Brenda Freeman, Mike Bell, Kenny Lacey, Kevin Good, Rod Kirby. H-Club The H-Club consists of school ath- letes who received recognition dur- ing any athletic event. The group’s money-making project was selling litter-baskets. We wished to raise enough money to purchase a whirl- pool, but this goal was never reached. Hopefully, next year’s H- Club will reach this goal. 68 LIBRARY CLUB Members: Deena Napier, Teresa Hartman, Missy Raymond, Karen Brunner, Kris Kasper, Patty Carter, Mrs. Murphy, Kathy Howell. Officers: Kathy Howell, Secretary; Patty Carter, Vice- President; Kris Kasper, President; Mrs. Murphy, Sponsor. The Library Club has been working very hard this year putting the new and remod- eled library together. We’ve spent many days, weeks, and months helping Mrs. Mur- phy shelve books, take inventory, move fur- niture, and even drill holes! After getting the library in order, our next project was the an- nual book fair. We made enough profit to purchase a beautiful new reference shelf. We also kept ourselves busy throughout the year helping out and keeping a close count of Campbell Soup labels. The school received a certificate for audio-visual equipment for the amount of labels contrib- uted. Because the library is such an asset to our school, Mrs. Murphy and all the club members should be commended for their hard work and effort through the year. Let's hope for even more success next year. MEXICO . . . HERE WE COME!!! 1st Row: Lisa Mashburn, Kris Kasper, Kelly Jones, Kathy Bange, 2nd Row: Susan Allen, Maria Grubb, Kory Jones, Kathy Carter, Kim Howell, Valerie Place, 3rd Row: Darin LaCrone, Andy Shreeves, Cami Norcross, Jamie Krukewitt, Theresa Clark, Janet Collins, Rick Carter, Mrs. Best Heloise's Hint for a good time: No bebe la agua The Spanish Club has been very busy this year trying to raise sufficient funds for a trip to Mexico. We sold fruit, made pinatas, and held a taco din- ner. All of these projects were very successful, as we reached our fund raising goal, and even sur- passed it. The year was not all work, though. We also held our annual Fiesta do Navidad (Christmas party) in which the highlight was smashing open the colorful piiiata. Next year we'll have to start from scratch, but judging from all the hard work and effort put forth this year, further success is inevitable. 70 Officers: Kris Kasper, President; Kelly Jones, Vice President; Kathy Bange, Secretary; Brenda Freeman, Treasurer (not pictured) Members of 1982 Marching Band Drum Major: Jamie Krukewitt With a new band director this year, the Marching Panthers of 1982-1983 ended our sea- son with a great outlook for the upcoming year. We began practicing two weeks before the start of school to break in the new members coming up and to refresh our memo- ries from last year. The days were long and hot, but those who survived realized that it would be worth it in the end. We performed our pregame and halftime shows at every home game. We marched in the HHS Homecoming Parade, about six of us marched in the grade school Halloween Pa- rade and we marched in competition at the Tuscola Old Fashioned Days” parade. We marched our halftime show in two com- petitions this year. At EIU we placed 1st place Drum Major and 3rd place Percussion Unit and at the U of I we placed 3rd place Drum Major and 5th place band in the show competition and in parade competition we placed 2nd place Drum Major, 3rd place Percussion Unit and 5th place band. Then, Marching Band was over and it was time to begin Concert Band. 71 Left to Right: Sherri Short, Loriann Dillman, Kris Kasper, Mary Ellis, Kris LaCrone, Jane Carrington, Jodi Wakefield ••on MAROON MARCHING MACHINE 1982 Flutes: LeAnne Bear, Jami Moore, Valerie Place, Beth Canaday 72 Clarinets: Brenda Freeman. Jill Moore; Alto Sax: Alyson Byerly; Bass Sax: Darin LaCrone Trombones: Janet Collins. Matt Dillon. Shawn Spencer; Bari- tones: Rich Hall, Thad Bales Percussion: Chris Preston, Jodi Moore. Jodi Krukewitt. Kathy Bange, Darren Stayton, Theresa Clark, Kenny Lacey Trumpets: (Row 1) Brian Hall, Marla Sturdyvin, Misty Henderson, David Poole (Row 2) Susan Allen, Julie Clem, Kerry Wienke, Curt Miller 73 Lett: Jamie Krukewitt. Kris LaCrone, Kelly Jones, Kathy Bange, Terri Pridemore, Kathy Carter, Beth Canaday, Future Cheerleader: Jenna Morrison CHEERLEADING It's a Raid! We started the year by attending the UCA Cheerleading camp and brought back the Spirit Stick and several other ribbons. We generated spirit by selling clickers and garters during football season, and sponsoring the 3rd annual “football breakfast” before the first home game. Our spirit stick caused a few conflicts, but it did succeed in generating spirit and enthusiasm among the classes. We were happy to finish 2nd in the first year of the new East Okaw Conference. Beth really gave the ultimate effort as captain and fin- ished the season with a broken arm. We had a good year and hope that next year will be even better. Go Maroon Machine! 74 ■ 75 1st Row: Mary Ellis, Patty Carter, Kris LaCrone, Julie Clem, 2nd Row: Jim Rein, Greg Gilhaus, Kevin Good 1st Row: Tina Knight, Andy Shreeves, 2nd Row: Mary Ellis, Julie Clem 76 Co-Editors: Mary Ellis, Julie Clem HOMERIAN STAFF 1983 The Homerian Staff of 1983 would like to express our appreciation to those who helped complete the yearbook. We would like to mention a few who were especially helpful. Thanks to Beth Canaday for your typ- ing and help to meet our deadlines. Thanks to Lisa McKenzie for helping with the ads. Many thanks to all those who turned in their write ups and to those who helped in other ways to make this yearbook a success and last but not least—we really wish to express our sincere thanks to Mrs. Kerr who helped us and having the pa- tience to help us meet our deadlines. Thanks to all and good luck next year. Sports Editors: Kris Kasper. Jim Rein 77 ACTIVITIES Left: Jim Rein. Patty Carter. Rick Allen. Lisa McKenzie. Brad Wolf. Terri Pridemore. 1982 Queen: Lisa McKenzie: King: Rick Allen 1981 Queen: Lora Jean Reed; King: Kevin Copass 80 HOMECOMING 1982 The 1982 Homecoming scheduled activities gave the student body the impetus needed for a lively and hectic week, Monday was “pajama” day, Tuesday was “punk” day, Wednesday was “sign T-shirt day, Thursday was “toga” day, and, finally, Friday was, of course, “maroon and gold” day. A lot of school spirit was generated at the pep rally; Chuck Hallett and Jim Rein, dressed as cheerleaders, led the Seniors in winning the spirit stick. The Seniors also placed 1st in hall decora- tions. The Juniors won 2nd, the Sophomores won 4th, and the Freshman won 3rd. The cheerleaders sent a singing telegram to the team. Two can- can girls sang it to the team and coaches, much to everyone’s enjoyment. Skits were also given by all the students and faculty, with the Juniors winning 1st. During half time of the Homer-Ridgefarm game, the float winners were announced. The float theme was “Movies of the 80’s”, and Seniors placed 1st, Juniors 2nd, Sophomores 3rd, and Freshman 4th. To culminate the evening, we were victorious over Ridgefarm by the score of 12-41. “Freeway was the band for the Homecoming dance held on Saturday, October 2. The dance theme song was “We've Got Tonight” by Bob Seger. During the coronation ceremony, Lisa McKenzie and Rick Allen were crowned the 1982 Homecoming Queen and King. Attendants: Jodi Krukewitt, Guy James, (Freshman), Brenda Freeman, Mike Bell, (Sophomores), Jacinda Woofers, Steve Messman, (Juniors) Queen Lisa King Rick 81 Lisa and Kevin help Seniors to victory Seniors, Panthergeist, 1st place Juniors building “power Juniors, Best Little Powerhouse in Homer, 2nd place Sophomores . . . finished? Sophomore, The Eye of the Panther, 3rd place . DETOUR W------------------ HOMER HIGH SCHOOL PROM 1983 □INNER DANCE 730PM- ISM IL PUBLIC DEFENDERS ASSOCIATION MEETING 9 -13 N 1982 Prom Queen King: Holly Craver, Jack Humphrey 1983 Prom Court: Julie Clem, Darrin Tate; Kris Kasper, Greg Gilhaus; 1983 King and Queen; 1982 King Jack Humphrey, Queen Holly Craver. 1983 Prom King Queen: Todd Beard, Patti Carter 84 1982-1983 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM May 7, 1983 The 1982-1983 Junior Senior Prom was held at the Ramada Inn, Champaign. The Iowa room was decorated in stars and stairways to match the theme of “Stairway to Heaven.” There was a fountain of many colors on the buffet table, which added bright colors and enjoyment to the atmosphere of fun and excitement. This year’s court consisted of Julie Clem, Kris Kasper, Patti Carter, Darrin Tate, Greg Gilhaus, Todd Beard. Patti Carter and Todd Beard were crowned 1983 King and Queen by 1982 Prom King Jack Humphrey and Queen Holly Craver. The band “Storm played the theme song as the attendants and King and Queen danced. The garter time was a big highlight this year as the majority of girls and their dates participated in the fun. Another highlight of the evening was Domino's Pizza making a delivery of 2 pizzas to a table of people who were not filled with the meal of salad, chicken, beef stroganoff, vegetables, and chocolate mousse. Everyone enjoyed the evening of dancing and merriment immensely. It was a huge success. 85 GARTERS!! Cheers! Look at Jim dancing! Look at the boys . . . Is this our principal? That's good, Ddrren 86 THE GROOM SAID NO! 88 Set Crew: Monte Gritten . Brian Hardman . Kerry Wienke, Darren Stayton, Greg Gilhaus, Not Pictured: Earl Lindsey. Darrin Tate. Kris LaCrone (Technical Crew ) 89 Make-up Crew: Cami Norcross, Kathy Howell, Angela Mattox (not pictured) Publicity Crew: Marla Sturdyvin, Julie Clem, Not Pic- tured: Beth Canaday, Jill Moore Directed by.......................Jill Buckles Darrel Dalton Regina Woontner Cast: Mrs. Inez Cameron.. Patty Cameron..... Virgie Cameron.... Steve Cameron..... Mr. Will Cameron.... Mrs. Sorenson..... Willie Williams... Clara Curtis...... Mary Alice Smith.. Lt. Shirley Anderson Ed Smith.......... ..Jamie Krukewitt ....Patty Carter .....Kim Howell .... Kory Jones .......Jim Rein . Loriann Dillman ...Andy Shreeves .....Kris Kasper ...Terri Pridemore Brenda Freeman ......Rex Allen 90 91 CLASS OF 92 Row 1: Lindy Howe, Patty Carter, Kim Howell, Gina Phillips. Row 2: Alan Miller, Kris Kasper, Mary Ellis, Doyne Webb, Bryan Mattox. Row 3: Jane Carrington, Bryon Rogers, Kevin Good. Darrin Tate. 1983 Row 1: Lisa McKenzie, Julie Clem. Terri Pridemore, Beth Canaday, Donna Howell. Row 2: Greg Gilhaus, Jim Rein. Rick Allen. Kris LaCrone. Deana Sonsteng. Row 4: Todd Beard. Earl Lindsey. Brad Wolf. Jeff Carmien. 94 ADVERTISEMENTS HOMER GRAIN COMPANY 6 Million Bushel Capacity Custom Storage and Drying Telephone 896-2653 Homer, Illinois Allerton Division, Allerton, Illinois 834-3397 Murdock Division Murdock Illinois 837-2224 Ogden Division, Ogden, Illinois 582-2860 96 SIDNEY COMMUNITY BANK 155 N. Vermillion 1212 N. Cunningham Danville, IL 61832 Urbana, IL 61801 Your Community Bank Phone: 446-0614 Phone: 384-2901 of Good Service 606 E. Green Champaign, IL 61820 Phone: 1-688-2301 Phone: 398-2888 B.J. BEAUTY SHOP Specialist in Permanent Waving and Hair Shaping St. Joseph, Illinois Mr. B.J. Hackler Phone: 469-2321 Owner 1 4v9ulfWUy(4k MARTY’S TOOL SALES Downtown Compliments of Sidney, Illinois Gene Yeazel Phone: 688-2441 Your Country Companies Agent Broadlands, Illinois Good Luck Phone: 834-3544 IT PAYS TO SHOP A $ % ® uiicY S 105 E. UNIVERSITY AVE. 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Illinois61832 Telephone(217) 446-6460 Member FDIC (£) IROQUOIS F60CRAL SAVINGS and loan association THE FRIENOIY PROFESSIONALS” SINCE 1883 WATSEKA 201 E Cherry (8IS) 432 24 76 CLIFTON 175 E 4th I81SI 694 2315 H00PEST0N 511 S Chicago (217) 283 5134 DANVILLE 619 N Gilbert 217) 446 0184 SHELDON FEDERAL FSLIC ''•VM'' ' 185 S 4th (8151429 3329 Leather Leathercraft Supplies TANDY Leather Company (217)344-8213 Allen Shellack Manager 106 West Main Urbana, IL 61801 X Think Second First! Second National Bank 27 Norm Vermilion Street Danville no«s 61832 Phone (217) 431-6200 Mr 6n Y Four financial centers to meet all your banking needs. Congratulations Class of 1983 111 HATs off to Seniors .:r ri ' v