Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

PICAYUNE Hoopeston-East Lynn H.S. 615 East Orange Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 1978 —Vol.72 Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; BUS 0 4 i 1� � «•CM SPIRIT!!! vi« ilioiu� 1 Miird MOW And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh I took the one less traveled by. And that made all the difference. — Robert Frost Superintendent and School Board Lead District 11 Leo Huffman, Dist. 11. Superintendent 18 Business Handles Office Finances Top left: Naomi Alkire, Secretary to the Superintendent Middle left: Maurice Hayes, Business Manager Lower left: Donna Field, Bookkeeper Below: Leona York, Secretary to the Business Manager 19 Mr. Dean Completes First Year as HEL Principal Don Dean, High School Principal Kyle Keller assists Chuck Collier with school mail. Winona Sheridan, Secretary to the Principal. Bus Reed, custodian. Custodians Left: Gilbert Moore, custodian. Velma Jackson, custodian. Kevin Kriebs and Mike Wallace, vending machine assistants. 21 Bus Drivers and Cafeteria Staff Bus Drivers: A. Kuhles, J. Lawson, A. McQuigg, J. Means, G. Stock, H. Hoffman, J. McCord. Absent: B. Reed. Cafeteria Staff: M. Bird, M. McGuire, R. Reed, P. Flynn, A. Whiteman, M. Brown, L. Boltz, V. Lawrence, V. Johnson, P. Vacketta. 22 FAGULTY JOANNE BARRACKS Eastern III. Univ. B.S. Foods I and II, Child Development, Sophomore Class Sponsor DARRELL BROWN Eastern III. Univ. B.S. Health, P.E. Ass’t Football Coach, Sen- ior Class Sponsor ED BYRD Bradley Univ. B.S. M.S. P.E. Basketball Coach DON DAVIS Western III. Univ. B.S. Auto Mechanics I and II BOB DOTY Murray State Univ. B.S. Univ. of III. M.S. Diversied Occupations, Ass’t Track Coach ROY DUGLE Chicago Art Institute B.A. Special Education PEGGY ELLIOTT Illinois Wesleyan Univ. B.A. English II, Jr. Class Sponsor, Jr. High Girls Basketball Coach MARTI FRY Lakeview School of Nursing R.N. Nurses Aid, Health Occupations 24 DICK HOBBS Simpson College B.S. NW Missouri College M.A. Woodworking, Cabinet Making, Track Coach LARRY JAHN Eastern III. Univ. B.S. M.S. Bookkeeping, Vocational Educational Director SUSAN JANSSEN III. State Univ. B.S. Clothing, Adult Living JENNIFER JARMAN Illinois Wesleyan Univ. B.F.A. English III, Drama Club, Thespians, Sophomore Class Sponsor KAREN KOPKA III. State Univ. B.S. Art, Art Club Sponsor LARRY LOBB Eastern III. Univ. B.S. Univ. of III. M.S. Algebra, Advanced Math CINDY MASENGALE Eastern III. Univ. B.S. English II and III, Senior Class Spon- sor, Newspaper Sponsor JIM MATTA Eureka College B.A. Indiana State Univ. M.S. P.E. Athletic Director 25 TOMMY MCMILLAN Eastern III. Univ. B.S. Univ. of III. M.S. Typing, Business Law BILL MEDLER Eastern III. Univ. B.S. Univ. of III. M.S. Biology, Chemistry, Jr. Class Sponsor, Science Club MARGE MORGAN Eastern III. Univ. B.S. Office Simulation, Shorthand, Data Processing JANET ODLE Colorado College B.A. Univ. of III. M.Ed. American History, World History, Yearbook Sponsor, Bowling Coach JERRY PROSISE Eastern III. Univ. B.S. Graphic Arts JOE PRUITT Univ. of III. B.S. Univ. of III. M.S. Metals DAN REED Eastern III. Univ. B.S. M.A. Speech, TV Production JIM RICHARDS Eastern III. Univ. B.S. Univ. of III. M.S. Driver Education, Wrestling Coach, Football Coach 26 QUENTIN RYDER Southern III. Univ. B.S. Univ. of Notre Dame M.A. Political Science, News Analysis, Behavioral Science, Economics, Stu- dent Council Sponsor, Cross Country Coach, Ass’t Track Coach ALEXANDER SAMARAS III. State Univ. B.Ed. Columbia Univ. M.A. Band JOHN SCHOENHOFEN III. State Univ. B.A. M.A. Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor GENE SHEAGLEY Bob Jones Univ. B.S. Antioch College M.A. Biology, Physics, Camera Club Spon- sor KAREL SHIPMAN Univ. of III. B.S. P.E. Cheerleading Sponsor, Track Coach JUDY SMITH Southern III. Univ. B.S. Math, Geometry, Honor Society Spon- sor, FTA Sponsor, Senior Class Spon- sor HAZEL STEVENSON Purdue Univ. B.S. M.S. Librarian, Library Club Sponsor ANTHONY VELASCO Southern III. Univ. B.S. M.S. American History, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Intramurals, Ass't Basket- ball Coach 27 EILEEN VINES Univ. of III. B.S. M.S. P.E. GAA Sponsor, Softball and Volley- ball Coach LARRYVOORHEES Eastern III. Univ. B.S. M.S. Chorus, Music Appreciation and The- ory, Swing Choir Sponsor TOMWONDERLIN Eastern III. Univ. B.S. M.S. Guidance Counselor JOHN WOODDELL III. State Univ. B.A. French, English IV VIRGINIA BROUGHER Univ. of III. English IV — Second Semester MARGO CLOUSE Eastern III. Univ. B.S. Taught for Mrs. Morgan for first six weeks. LORI EDGAR Alam College A.B. French — second seme ster TIM HAMILTON Student teacher from EIU in Health and PE 28 ACTIVITIES 29 Seven HEL Students Fly to Hawaii for June Vacation Seven HEL students journeyed to Hawaii last June for a week of fun-filled activities. The trip was organ- ized by Ms. Odle in coordination with IES. The group had a IV.2 hour non-stop flight from Chicago to Honolulu. After arriving and being greeted with the traditional lei, they were taken to the NapuAlani Hotel, located two blocks from Waik- iki Beach. Highlights of the trip included a trip to the Big Island” to view the Volcano Nat. Park, the Black Sand Beach, Rainbow Falls, and Liliuokalani Park. On the Island of Oahu, they visited the Polynesian Cultural Center, the Kodak Hula Show, the Punch- bowl Nat. Cemetery, and Pearl Harbor. All were able to purchase Hawaiian souvenirs of clothing and monkey-pod goods. Dinner at Tavanas and the luaus provided an opportunity to sample exotic food. Most agreed that the high point of the trip was the catamaran sunset dinner sail on their last night in the 50th state. Ms. Odle picking up some samples of black sand at Kaimu Beach. Row 1: Kim Baker, Steve Long. Row 2: Glennie Browne, Susie Lane, Loretta Wagoner, Kim Shore and Kristi Barr. 30 Left: Aerial view of Waikiki Beach. Left middle: USS Arizona memorial at Pearl Harbor. Below: G. Browne and K. Baker at Polynesian Cultural Center. Polynesian dancers at Cultural Center. Hotel swimming pool. 31 Homecoming Week Activities Culminate Friday With Parade and Football Game Hoopeston-East Lynn’s Homecoming cel- ebration was held on October 14th after a week of preparation and various activities. The cheerleaders sponsored sucker day, a chain link contest, and a VW car race. The chain link contest was a hotly contested affair in which the sophomores defeated the seniors, however the seniors got revenge in the VW race by copping first. The bonfire was held Thursday night with the traditional garter presentations. Friday turned out to be a beautiful fall day for the parade and game. In the afternoon float competition, the seniors won first fol- lowed by the sophomores and juniors respectively. The art club won the car com- petition. The Cornjerkers lost the football game to Schlarman 20-6. Nevertheless, the evening ended with a well-attended dance at the Civic Center featuring the Odyssey.” 32 33 Judy Norris Crowned Queen 34 35 Fall Play Presented Nov. 17th and 18th The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch, a three act play by James L. Rosenberg was presented this fall by Company ’78. The produc- tion was directed by Ms. Jennifer Jarman with Mary McFarland serving as student director and Glennie Browne as stage man- ager. The play featured a rather cowardly town drunk. Sneaky, who is hated by everyone. He supposedly died and then returned to life as a gun slinger to frighten the entire town. When people find out that Sneaky is not really a ghost, the whole situation becomes a garbled mess. Major members of the cast included: Mary Martin — the singer, Joyce Hall — the accompanist, Dirk Minick — Rackham, Steve Long — Mervyn Vale, Barb Haggerty — Mrs. Vale, Rhonda Col- lins — Maroon, Scott Huffman — Sheriff Jack Oglesby, Kevin Dain — Doc Burch, Wynn Smiley — Rev. Blackwood, Cindy Owen — Mrs. Blackwood, Tony Ferrell — Sneaky Fitch, Todd Bailey — Joe Carter, Bill Goss — Bill Jackson, Brad Bailey — Lester Hokum, Jim Russell — Stix Larson, Tom Morris — Sam Work- man, and Jeff Dugle — Virgil Stump. 36 37 38 AW9 iff f !i! W I • ••• • ••••• « f ■ • .w• • T •• •(. •• • Vit • ••• • ••• ••• ............ •• ••• ' ,•••••♦ • � V _ ••• 'M.... •vi •iV v -■ '«• .•.•.•• B tillili • • • VMih h V.;!fI % • • •••.7 .I .?.;� . ; 39 Right: R. Linares and T. Hinkle bury the hatchet. Far right: C. Davis and P. Sims read wilts. Right: J. Metz sings nostalgic selec tions. Far right: C. Hatfield and W. Smiley read prophecies. - • Sophomore Parking Attendants: L. Ramos, C. Page. J. Sloan, S. James. S. Holt, J. Zarate. 40 Prom Held May 6 Prom weekend began with a banquet held at 6:00 Saturday evening. The wills and prophecies were read, and the hatchet was buried by Vice Presidents Todd Hinkle and Rudy Linares. At 9:00 the gym was transformed into a formal gar den. The theme of prom was Dancing in the Moon light.” Later that evening, Karen Weger and Harry Gudeman were crowned Queen and King. Their court consisted of Barb Herndon, Cindy Oyler, Ann Single- ton, Connie Stockton, Tony Farrell, Tom Garriott, and Mike Wallace. Harry Gudeman and Karen Weger Crowned Prom King and Queen Harry Gudeman and Ann Singleton Steve Troxel and Ava Neathery. Mike Wallace and Connie Stockton Curt Davis and Barb Herndon. Tom Garriott and Cindy Oyler. Tony Ferrell and Karen Weger. 42 Top: Ava Neathery crowns the new queen, Karen Weger. Bottom: Karen and Harry reign as the 1978 Prom queen and king. 43 Harry and Karen, Tom and Cindy dance after the coronation. 44 Provides Post Prom Music Post Prom was held with Well- ington at the Civic Center. Activi ties included: dancing, playing pinball machines, gambling with play money, and watching mov- ies. At 4:30 a.m., Todd Burch's name was drawn as the winner of the stereo. Many students accumulated play money to pur- chase nice prizes at the eve- ning's end. 45 Thespian Initiation Held May 1 7. Thespian Initiation began May 17 and ended the 18th. During those two days the ini tiates were subjected to much harrassment. After dressing interestingly” and going on a treasure hunt, they were allowed to become full-fledged members. A banquet was held for them the last night at Mr. L's, where they took their vows. Awards to non-initiates included: Best Actor and Thes- pian — Tony Ferrell, Best Actress — Mary Martin, Mel Weaks Award — Glennie Browne, Honor Thespians — Tony Ferrell and Steve Long. Mr. Reed takes a treat from an initiate Row 1: L. Smith Row 2: T. Morris. C. Hatfield, S. Greene, D Bloyd Row 3: B Boyd, B Haggerty, M Mar tin, T Edwards, C. Owen, D Minick. 46 Fine Arts Festival — May 25 The annual Fine Arts Festival was held this year during the last full week of school. Stu- dent artwork and woodwork was displayed. Both junior and senior high bands and cho- ruses performed. Ribbons were awarded for first, second, and third places. Mel Herman received the People’s Choice gold ribbon for his acrylic painting of Elvis. 48 49 Science Club Hosts Regional Science Fair The science club is comprised of the stu- dents enrolled in independent study biology. They all participated in the Regional Science Fair which was held on April 8 at Hoopeston. Chip Hultquist received 2nd place at the Regional and got a 1st award at the State Fair. Howard Baker received an outstanding award at both the Regional and State Fairs. Top right: Chip Hultquist Center right: Howard Baker Bottom right: Ellen Roy Below: Marilyn Walder INQUIUIKS INK) WATER CONTAMINATE DETECTION mVESTIGATIORS INTO THE POTENTIAf- OF A SIMPLE PRODUCER IN CLOSED SYSTEM ARE HUMA POPULATIt TRAITS GENETICAL 50 Assemblies The assemblies for the 1977-78 school year started in November with the Mountain Music Makers. They performed traditional and con- temporary folk music on various instruments. In January, the Flying Aces showed their uni- que skills with small, medium, and large fris- bees. The month of February brought the FHA HERO State President, Bob Moriarity, and the State Treasurer, Dawn Lockhart, who dis- cussed their organization with the Home Eco- nomics classes. The Dobre Dancers came at the end of April showing various dances of for- eign countries. The Mace Band and the Senior High Jazz Band entertained the students on the last days of school. Top: The Dobre Folk Dancers. Bottom left: The MACE Band. Bottom right: Mrs. Janssen talks with FHA HERO representatives. 51 Class Officers Provide Leadership Senior Class Officers: T. Ferrell, K. Weger, E. Scopel, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Massengale, Mrs. Smith. Junior Class Officers:D. Dukes, J. Brown, R. Linares, D. Coffman Row Two: Mr. Medler, Miss Elliott, Mr. Reed. Sophomore Class Officers:M. Linares, E. Holt, L. Knight, T. Slates, Miss Jarman, Mr. Velasco, Mrs. Barracks. 52 Gridmen Compile Disappointing 0-9 Record Row 1: (L-R) J. Stebbins, T. Ferrell, B. Goodrum, K. Kriebs, C. Page, M. Allen, C. Ramos, J. Hannle, A. Ayala, S. Scranton. Row 2: Ass't. Coach Sollars, K. Shoufler, D. Dukes, T. Keith, D. Lewis, R. Linares, L. Laird, J. Ritter, D. Clyden, L. Albertson, H. Baker, T. Kasallis, R. Burk, R. Gossett, C Crozier, B. Forshier, Coach Richards. The HEL gridmen had another disappointing season, finishing without a single victory. Coach Richards found the team again plagued with injuries, sickness, and poor morale. Awards for the season went to Lee Laird, who was top ground rusher averaging 4.53 yards per carry. He also was high punter aver- aging 35.1 yards per kick. Kevin Kriebs received high passer honors, completing 13 out of 29 for 230 yards, and honors for top tackier bringing down 73 opponents. The bright spot in the season was that the fresh-soph team compiled a 6-1 record. Coach Richards sends in Kriebs with play. 1977 Football Season HEL OPP Mahomet Seymour 0 40 Momence 0 12 Watseka 6 7 Areola 0 50 Gibson City 8 24 Schlarman 6 20 Westville 0 82 Paxton 0 40 Georgetown 0 19 55 Jr. Varsity: Row 1: A. Montez, H. Shoufler, M. Crose, C. Albertson, D. Stone, R. Kaag, J. Sloan, M. Bagley. Row 2: Coach Stipp, S. Roark, F. Schuler, R. Nichols. J. Horton, D. Musk, K. Collins, E. Holt, D. Martin, J. Stipp. 57 Row 1: (L-R) M. Baker, M. Cawthon, H. Crozier, B. Pierce, T. Ault, T. Montez, B. Dean, B. Pierce, B. Gummere. Row 2: L. Ramos, D. Grant, T. Crabtree, S. Huffman. E. Haughee, C. Page, H. Gudeman, M. Metz, D. Bray, J. Lopez, Coach Ryder. Harriers Compile 16-1 Season Record Coach Ryder’s cross country team had their most successful season ever compiling a 16-1 record. The HEL Harriers took seventh out of thirty teams at the St. Joe-Ogden Invitational, and won the Bismarck-Henning Invitational, the Vermilion County title, and the Wauseca Conference championship. This marks the fourth time in the last five years that HEL has won the county trophy and the second consec- utive year for the Wauseca title. The season’s high point came when the Cornjerkers won 14th in the state finals for class A schools. They made it to the state after winning third in the district and fifth in the sec- tional. Top individual honors for the season went to Harry Gudeman who won all-state honors by getting tenth place. Harry was also selected as individual champ of both the all-Wauseca Con- ference team and the Vermilion County team. Eric Haughee and Javier Lopez received all- conference and all-county honors. Mark Metz and Dave Grant received all-county honorable mention while Brian Pierce was named the fresh-soph champion. What a Finish! 58 Right: Scott Huffman, Harry Gudeman, Eric Haughee, Doug Bray, Javier Lopez, and Dave Grant all run toward the finish line. Below: Harry Gudeman displays his first place trophy. 59 Vermilion County Champs: Row 1: S. Huffman, J. Lopez, D. Grant. Row 2: M. Metz, H. Gudeman, E. Haughee, D. Bray, Coach Ryder. The starting line. Mark Metz receives ribbon. 60 Todd Ault Tony Montez Javier Lopez Mark Baker Bobby Pierce Tim Crabtree Mothers chat about the situtation. Journey to Supersectional The HEL volleyball team had an extremely successful '77 season, winning first the Dis- trict, then the Sectional, before losing to Tolono in the Supersectional. Their win-loss record of 23-5 found the Cornjerkers suffering losses to their arch rival Watseka, twice, and 2 AA schools. The Cornjerkers not only took top honors at the District and Sectional meets, but they were also the Wauseca Conference champs. The Junior Varsity team compiled an 11-9 record for the season. Row 1: (L-R) D. Anderson, T. Putnam, C. Stockton, P. Hari, K. mons, S. Lane, L. Edwards, C. Oyler. Volleyballers Ward, L. Pierce. Row 2: Coach Vines, J. Whiteman, R. Carswell, C. Sim- 62 Lori Edwards sets another one up. 1977 Volleyball Season HEL OPP Westville 2 0 Danville 2 0 Sheldon 2 0 Watseka 2 1 Armstrong 2 0 Schlarman 2 0 Rantoul 1 2 Milford 2 0 Gibson City 2 0 BisHenmng 2 1 Schlarman 2 0 Rossville 2 0 Westville 2 0 Paxton 2 0 Watseka 1 2 Rantoul 2 0 Sheldon 2 0 Gibson City 2 0 Paxton 2 1 Champaign Cent 0 2 a Rossville 2 0 a Gibson City 2 0 a Watseka 1 2 a a Cissna Park 2 0 a Milford 2 0 a a a Paxton 2 0 a a a Watseka 2 0 aa a a Tolono 0 2 0 HEL INVITATIONAL a a DISTRICT a a a SECTIONAL a a a a SUPERSECTIONAL 63 C. Oyler Row 1: (L-R) L. Dilley, D. Stockton, M. Linares, K. Ward. Row 2: C. Warner, L. Pierce, B. Gilpin, K. McFarland. Row 3: Coach Vines, D. Brown, J. Whiteman, P. Anderson, S. Hinzman, Mgr. 65 Bowlers Win Second in District Tourney The HEL bowlers compiled a 7-0 season for the year. Three scheduled meets were lost due to snow. In district action at Pla-Mor lanes, the Cornjerkers led in the first round by 34 pins, however, in the second round they fell behind losing to Octavia by 34 pins. Oakwood placed third followed by Ridgefarm in fourth. High game honors went to Kim Taflinger with a 219. HEL also received high series honors in the tourney with an 814. The B squad finished the year with a 5-2 record. Even though the A team had hoped to journey to the state tourna- ment in Peoria, they should have a good chance next year since all five regulars were underclassmen. Girls who rolled over 200 in season match play were Janet Egnew, Judy Summers, and Kim Taflinger. Coach Odle checks with scorekeeper Debbie Sheffield. Row 1: K. Nelson, J. Egnew, J. Summers, P. Anderson, S. Whiteman, Coach Odle. Row 2: L. Edwards, D. Sheffield, R. Gress, M. McElhaney, K. Taflinger, J. Whiteman. 66 67 Judy Summers Shawn Lane goes up for another two! Girls Basketball Team Compiles 7-8 Record The HEL girls basketball team finished the year with a 7-8 season which marked a vast improve- ment over records of recent years. Ms. Brewer was able to instill teamwork among the players. Their season ended with a loss to a fine Danville team at the Bismarck regional. High point getter for the season was Shawn Lane with 226 points. Shawn also led in rebounds. Patty Hari received the hustler award while Cathy Sim- mons led in free throws posting a .714 percentage. Senior Patty Hari was named to the all-county team, with special mention going to junior Shawn Lane and honorable mention to Cathy Simmons. Row 1: M Clem, P Hari, M. Linares, K Ward, K. Nelson, D. Hughes, R. Alexander. Row 2: C Aleshire, S. Burke, L Pierce, S Lane, C Simmons, K McFarland, C. Burke, Coach Brewer Absent: J Whiteman, mgr 69 1977 78 BASKETBALL SEASON HEL OPP Westville 42 44 I Georgetown 47 44 I Paxton 51 66 Westville 53 48 Sheldon 64 49 1 I Sheldon 46 40 Rankin 55 34 I Gibson City 46 53 1 Gibson City 43 51 1 Watseka 57 47 I Georgetown 56 27 I Watseka 60 49 1 Bismarck 58 73 1 Rantoul 43 45 1 Danville ° regional 58 64 1 Coach Brewer discusses team strategy. 70 f NN 1 Stacie Burke Cathy Simmons Robin Alexander 71 Wrestlers Send Five to State in Seventy-eight The 77-78 wrestling team posted a 16-2 dual record. Their two losses were to Spring- field Lamphier and Urbana — both of which occurred during the first weekend of competi- tion. Tournament play proved to be the main team accomplishment. They placed fourth at Stillman Valley. In January they won the Bis- mark, district, and sectional titles in addition to getting the Wauseca Conference crown. This year marked HEL's fifth district title in the last six years and their first sectional win in the school’s history. In state competition, the grapplers finished 11th. Bruce Dean moved into third place on the all time career record chart as he posted a record of 72-39. Tony Ervin ranks fourth with a 63- 32-2, record. High honors for the year went to Junior Tony Montez who won second place in the state for the 98 lb. class. Tony Ervin locks in opponent. Row 1: J. Montez, R. Richards, C. Richards, S. Leemon, J. Lane, B. Pierce. Row 2: Mr. Richards, B. Ervin, B. Pierce, A. Ayala, T. Montez, D. Grant. Row 3: B. Dean, J. Goodrum, T. Ferrell, D. Clyden, B. Goodrum, T. Oyler, T. Ervin, M. Montez. Row 4: Mr. Sollars, H. Baker G Shoufler, K. Shoufler, C. Page, J. Ritter, T. Hinkle, B. Cress, D. Cox. 73 ; 1977-78 Wrestling Season HEL OPP Urbane 21 34 Unity of Tolono 48 9 Springfield Lamphier 25 26 North Vermillion, IN 50 6 Fisher 45 15 Clifton Central 46 7 Rantoul 35 25 Paris 59 6 Bismarck 39 26 Mahomet-Seymour 30 21 Bloomington Cent. Catholic 37 24 Champaign Central 42 16 Westville 45 12 Gibson City 35 24 Eureka 39 16 Catlin 51 12 Georgetown 37 27 Danville 49 14 Seniors C. Page, B. Goodrum, and T. Hinkle display another IHSA trophy with Coach Richards showing scorebook. 74 Sectional Champs: Row 1: J. Montez, T. Montez, Coach Sollars. Row 2: D. Ervin, B. Goodrum. Row 3: J. Ritter, C. Page, T. Ervin, Coach Rich- ards. Montez Wins Second in State 75 HEL Makes It Into the “Sweet Sixteen” The 77-78 Comjerkers compiled an outstanding 26-4 record. The team brought home many honors this year including the Rossville Holiday Tourna- ment championship, the Vermilion County champi- onship, a tie for the Wauseca Conference champion- ship, the Regional championship, and the state Sec- tional championship. After defeating Gibson City 77-70 in overtime action to win the sectional Crown, HEL made it to the “Sweet 16” for the first time in the school’s his- tory. Our season came to an end on March 7th in Normal when Mason City won the Supersectional 60-56. Coach Byrd and the team definitely gave us an unforgettable season. All-county honors went to Harry Gudeman and Dan French with special mention to Kevin Eells. Harry was also named most valuable player for all- conference honors. Kevin Eells and Dan French received all-conference honors with special mention to Kevin Kriebs. 76 77 1977-78 Basketball Season HEL OPP Catlin 68 65 St. Anne 81 61 Schlarman 64 65 Steinmetz 51 47 Paxton 82 42 Bismarck 72 69 Rossville 79 50 Gibson City 80 69 Cissna Park 70 40 Sheldon 68 63 Oak wood 62 54 Armstrong 55 45 Westville 38 36 Watseka 75 54 Georgetown 77 59 Rantoul 50 65 Jamica 58 53 Armstrong 67 49 Oak wood 58 50 Schlarman 66 63 Gibson City 68 76 Paxton 65 46 Westville 57 51 Watseka 75 63 Georgetown 64 47 Oak wood 60 57 Schlarman 58 56 Chatsworth 34 17 Gibson City 77 70 Mason City 56 60 78 Wauseca Conference Standings HEL Gibson City Schlarman Westville Watseka Paxton Georgetown Individual Awards Top freethrows — Dan French — 82% Most Assists — Rudy Linares — 45 Top Rebounder — Harry Gudeman — 348 Defensive charges — Kevin Kriebs 79 80 81 82 Row 1: M Metz, E, Haughee, H Gudeman, B McCrory, K, Kriebs, J. Jaynes. Row 2: Coach Ryder, B. Forshier, B Alt, T. Ferrell T. Crab tree, C Page, N. Gonzalez, Coach Doty Row 3: J. Lopez, R. Goodrum, J. Stipp, B. Ritter, J. Sheagley, K. Collins, T Harness, D Martin G Shoufler. Coach Hobbs Goes Out a Winner The 78 Cornjerkers again captured the county track title for the sixth consecutive year while setting records in three events. Harry Gudeman set two of these records posting a time of 1:58.9 in the 880 yard run and 4:31.2 in the mile run. The two-mile relay team of Col- lins, Jaynes, Haughee, and Stipp set the other record with a time of 8:34.8. HEL captured first in the Rensselaer Relays, fourth in the Hoopeston Relays, and placed second in the tough Wauseca Conference standings. The team also won seven dual meets during the season. Coach Hobbs will retire this year as head coach after thirty years of coaching. He said ■'We didn’t have much depth at the beginning of this season, but we did have great leader- ship from the seniors and with lots of work this team developed respect throughout the state. This year's team is one I’ll always remember. Hobbs was assisted by coaches Ryder and Doty. Two Mile State Champs: H. Gudeman, J. Stipp, K. Collins, E. Haughee and Head Coach Hobbs. Harry Gudeman approaches the finish line. Eric Haughee ready for the hand-off. Tony Ferrell in the heat of the race. John Jaynes after a good race. Curt Page in the mile Two Mile Relay Team Cops First in State Four boys qualified for the state meet. Jeff Ritter lacked just 4 inches to qualify for shot putting with a throw of 51'8 . The two mile relay team of Eric Haughee, Ken Col- lins, Jeff Stipp, and Harry Gudeman went on to win the state title with a time of 1.58.9. Harry finished 7th in the state for the mile with a time of 4:24.4. 84 Above right: Javier Lopez Above: Martin takes baton from Mark Metz. Below right: Dave Silver high jumps. Jeff Ritter hurls the discus. Jon Sheagley hands off to Tim Crabtree. 85 Girls Set Many New Records The girls track team started the season by win- ning their first meet. They went on to finish 5th in the county meet and set many new school records. The single records were set by Teresa Putnam who ran the 880 in 2:38.6 (this was also a county record). Julia Putnam ran the 440 in 1:12.5, Katie McFarland ran the two mile in 13:25.2, Terina For- shier ran the 220 yd. hurdles in 37.7, Vicky Pence ran the 220 yd. dash in 29.3, Maribel Linares ran the mile in 6:20.7, and Stanza Evans jumped 4'8 for the high jump records. The team records consisted of the mile relay run in 4:49.3 by Jean Haggerty, Teresa Putnam, Mari- bel Linares, and Suzie Putnam; The 440 relay ran in 59.4 by Tammy Harness, Julia Putnam, Julie Pre- ston, and Christy Crain; The 880 medly ran in 2:13.9 by Vicky Pence, Elizabeth Romine, Glennie Browne, and Suzie Putnam, and the 880 relay ran in 2:05.2 by Jean Haggerty, Verna Baker, Vicky Pence, and Terina Forshier. V-i Maribel Linares runs through the finish line. Row 1: L. Harper, S. Putnam, J. Preston, S. Evans, A. Ramos, T. Harness, C. Collins, C. Crane. Row 2: M. Linares, V. Baker, T. Putnam, G. Browne, J. Putnam, K. McFarlan, V. Pence, L. Romine. Row 3: Coach Shipman, J. Haggerty, L. Hollen, D. Coffman. 86 Top left: Stanza Evans high jumps Middle left: Teresa Putnam wins 880. Bottom left: Vicki Pence approaches finish. T. Forshier comes down stretch. G. Browne passes baton to S. Putnam. 87 1: T. Boltz, D. Martin, J. Sloan, D. Grant, T. Ault. Row 2: R. Putnam, M. Knight, J. Hardcastle, L. Laird, J. Jaynes. Diamond Boys End Season in July 1978 BASEBALL SEASON HEL at Schlarman HEL at Georgetown Watseka at HEL HEL at Westville Gibson City at HEL Schlarman at HEL Georgetown at HEL HEL at Watseka Westville at HEL HEL at Gibson City 88 Above left: L. Laird Center left: L Laird Below left: Dugout gang J. Hardcastle 89 Girls Finish With 8-3 Season Record This year the girls softball team had a good sea- son in spite of the wet weather and the tough sched- ule. They were disappointed to lose in the regional to Monticello but they won the sub-regional by defeating Georgetown. Kim Nelson was the pitcher responsible for eight wins. Cathy Simmons led the team in home runs with 8 followed by Shawn Lane with 3. Robin Alexander and Becky McCabe served as managers. The team was coached by Eileen Vines. Coach Vines gives Simmons some last minute pointers. Row 1: P Neathery. C. Nelson, K. Nelson, T. Hughes, C. Warner, G. Hughes, K. Ward. Row 2: T. Neathery. S. Lane, C. Simmons, L. Pierce, C. Burke, P. Hari, L. Coon. 90 Top left: Patty Hari catches another one! Center left: Cathy Simmons Bottom left: Bat good girls! 1978 HEL SOFTBALL SEASON HEL OPP Rantoul 28 9 Cissna Park 17 11 I Georgetown 5 9 Champaign Cent 7 13 Cissna Park 10 6 Westville 20 1 Champaign Cent. 16 5 Westville 12 1 Westville 4 3 I 0 Georgetown 10 9 1 IMonticello 2 n I Sub regional games I !Regional games Shawn Lane reaching for a difficult throw at first. 91 Kim Nelson pitching another strike! Lead off batter Laurie Coon warmingup before game. Honor Society Inducts 31 New Members The John Greer Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted thirty-one new members on March 14, at 7:00 p.m. Membership in the National Honor Society is based on the qualities of scholarship, leader- ship, service, and character. Grade point average require- ments are 3.6 for sophomores, 3.4 for juniors, and 3.0 for sen- iors. After the initiation ceremoney, Lori Edwards was awarded with the $500 Honor Society scholar- ship. Ann Singleton sang “You Light Up My Life to end the cer- emony. A reception was held in the cafeteria afterwards for fam- ily and friends. This year’s officers were: President — Ann Singleton, Vice-President — Barbara Hern- don, Secretary — Lori Edwards, and Treasurer — Cindy Oyler. 94 Row 1: A. Singleton, M. Walder, A. Robinson, D. Bloyd, B. Herndon. Row 2: J. Metz, L. Edwards, C. Oyler, M. Watson, A. Reutter. Row 3: Mrs. Smith, M. Wallace, T. Kasallis. Row 1: J. Gaffney, A. Cleveland, L. Houmes, Q. York, C. Coon, J. Brown, M. Newman. Row 2: J. Leigh, J. Childers, C. Hartz, C. Aleshire, T. Putnam, C Stockton, E. Roy, P. Walder. Row 3: K. Dain, J. Sinclair, R. Vines, D. Blankenship, T. Slates, C. Hultquist, M. McFarland Row 4: J. Russell, S. Bagley, E. Holt, K. Kriebs, J. Wilkison, D. Minick, D. Martin. 95 Row 1: S. Scopel, M. Metz, A. Robinson, B. Herndon, K. Kriebs, B. Goss. Row 2: A. Singleton, K. Barr, M. Walder, P. Walder, G. Browne, K. Keller. Row 3: Mr. Ryder, V. Pence, J. Gaffney, S. Ferrell, J. Kuntz, P. Sims, D. Martin, S. Huffman, W. Smiley, J. Stipp. Student Council Provides for Erection of School Activity Sign The HEL Student Council innovated in several areas in 77-78. They pro- vided the funds for the erection of the new exterior activity sign board and then sponsored the first Sweetheart Valentine dance. Additionally, the council provided the band for the Homecoming dance and coordinated the other activities of that week. They also sponsored several live assemblies including a Blue Grass Band, and a national fris- bee champion duo. Many entertaining movies were shown to the student body. Officers: Barb Herndon — secretary, Marilyn Walder — treasurer, Mark Metz — president, and Ann Singleton — vice president. 96 Row 1: (L. to R.) D. Sheffield, D. Minick, D. Horridge, S. Herman, M. Jackson, Y. Beaty. Row 2: M. McElhaney, K. Smith, L. Smith, P. Dilley, M. Siville, and Mrs. Stevenson. HEL Library Club Boasts Two SLECI Officers The Library Club officers for 1977-78 were: Susan Hinz- man — president, Penny Dilley — vice president, Daine Horridge — secretary, Maralee Siville — treasurer, Mona McElhaney — reporter, Debbie Sheffield — parliamenta- rian, and Sherry Herman — program chairman. The fifteen members of the club were responsible for decorating the library bulletin boards throughout the year. They also con- tributed money to the ISLA scholarship fund which awards scholarships to college bound students planning to major in library science. Library Club social events this year included a Halloween pizza party, a Christmas party, and their annual year end awards banquet. 97 SLECI officers Lori Smith and Sherry Herman. Row 1: (L. to R.) A. Singleton, E. Roy, G. Hall, T. Morris, M. Walder, B. Herndon. Row 2: S. Kuntz, J. Brown, S. Rigsby, B. Boyd, G. Browne, J. Childers, Mrs. Vines. Row 3: V. Simpson, P. Neathery, J. Gaffney, T. Neathery, B. McCabe, J. Sheppard. Row 4: K. Barr, L. Powley, R. Vines, J. Buhrmester, D. Bloyd. G.A.A. The GAA started their yearly activities with bowling on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the Fall. Results of the January tournament were: first — Ellen Roy, second — Ginger Hall, and third — Tammy Morris. Marilyn Walder had a 158 for high game of the season. GAA Officers: L to R: S. Rigsby — sophomore representative, T. Morris — vice president, L. Edwards — president. 98 Row 1: G. Hughes, A. Horton, B. McCrory, K. Weger. Row 2: M. Terry, C. Robinson, C. Coon, C. Oyler, G. Browne, L. Edwards, C. Stockton, A. Robinson. Row 3: M. Martin, J. Egnew, J. Buhrmester, R. Vines, J. Sinclair. Row 4: S. Lane, P. Hari, J. Sloan. Row 5: C. Ramos, D. Bray, M. Clem, H. Gudeman, M. Knight, M. Wallace, M. Cawton, L. Laird, K. Eells. Row 6: M. Baker, D. Martin, T. Kasallis, J. Wilkison, R. Alt, K. Kriebs, T. Crabtree, T. Hinkle, M. Allen. Working the popcorn machine at the games! Lettermen’s Club 99 Clockwise From Left: B. Watson, R. Nichols, T. Burch, M. Bagley, M. McFarland, R. Allen, Mr. Reed, T. Kasallis, T. McNeely, B. For- shier, P. Layden, T. Hinkle, R. Alexander, A. Singleton, S. Greene, T. Lane, M. Combs, T. Watson, C. Baum, C. Christenson. Absent: K. Dam. r.V. Production 100 Art Club Science Club (L to R.) E. Roy, M. Walder, M. Wallace, Mr. Medier, H. Baker. Absent: C. Hultquist. (L to R.) Ms. Kopka, M. McElhaney, D. Sheffield, R. Cro- zier, M. Ward, P. Miles. 104 101 Spanish Club Row 1: Mr Shoenhofen. S. Scopel, D. French. B. Haggerty, C. Aleshire, H. Shoufler, J. Sloan Row 2: C. Baum, J. Weeks, S. Put nam, J. Whiteman, C. Owen, M. Linares, L. Pierce, S. Rigsby, C. Robinson, B. Boyd. Camera Club L to R: L. Smith. W Smiley. Mr Sheagley. J. Sheagley Not Pictured: J. Brown, C. Sum- mers. 102 Cheerleaders JV Cheerleaders: Clockwise From Top: V. Pence, J. Gaffney. E. Knight. S. Put nam. D. Cloud. C. Robinson. Wrestling Cheerleaders: Row 1: K. Weger, C. Coon, G. Hughes. Row 2: S. Rigsby. Varsity Cheerleaders: Row 1: M. Terry. Row 2: L. Hollen, J Egnew, C. Hatfield. Row 3: M. Newman Row 4: A. Reutter. 103 HEL Marching Band Captures First Place in County Competition This year’s marching band participated in the Sweetcorn Festival Parade, the Homecoming Parade, and the home football games. They placed 4th in the Watseka competition, 1st in Vermi- lion County, 2nd in parade competition at the Danville Invitational, and second in field competition at the University of Illinois band contest for Class B schools. 104 105 Pit and Jazz Bands Provide Variety 106 Jazz Band: Row 1: G. Warner, J. Buhrmester, J. Brown, C. Baum, C. Coon, S. Scopel Row 2: Mr. Samaras, H. Shoufler, S. Bagley, J. Sloan, T. Edwards, J. Childers. Row 3: M. Walder, M. Good, B. Wilson, R. Vines, K. Dain, W. Smiley, M. Combs. Above left: All State Winners J. Childers — band, 0. Bloyd — band, M. Martin — jazz choir, W. Smiley — chorus. Middle left: IMEA Band: K. Dain, J. Childers, S. Scopel, D. Bloyd, H. Shoufler. IMEA Chorus: Row 1: D. Martin, W. Smiley, T. Ferrell. Row 2: A. Layden, A. Singleton, M. Martin, E. Roy, S. Putnam. Row 3: V. Pence, B. Haggerty, C. Robinson. Chorus Officers: B. Boyd — Treas., P. Walder — Sec., E. Roy — Vice Pres., A. Singleton — Pres. Band Officers: T. Morris, S. Scopel, C. Coon, B. Watson, M. Walder, W. Smiley. 107 Concert Choir and Swing Choir Sing to Various Community Groups The concert choir per formed at three concerts this year. They also pre sented a Christmas pro- gram for the Rotary Club. Several members went to district contest with vocal solos and ensembles in March. The Swing Choir received a first place rating at the district contest at Shiloh. They performed for many different organiza- tions throughout the year. Concert Choir under the direction of Mr. Larry Voorhees. Swing Choir: Row 1: M. Clem. M Newman. S Putnam. A Layden. B Boyd. C. Robinson. R Vines Row 2: T Garriott. M Wood D Martin H Shoufler. W Smiley. M Slates. T Burch. S Bagley. K. Dain Row 3: J. Stipp. E. Roy. B. Wilson. J. Preston. B Bailey M Martin V Pence, P. Layden, A. Singleton, T Ferrell. Blankinship, Debbie Boyd, Bonnie Bray, Kellie Brown, Darla Bruens, Sandra Buck, Jeanne Burch, Todd Burk, Cynthia Carter, Jackie Carter, Jena Christensen, Penny Clements, Sheila Cloud, Dana Collier, Lisa Collins, Ken Colunga, Mario Colunga, Rebecca Cook, Connie 110 Coon, Laurie Crose, Mike Crose, Sharon Crozier, Howard Crozier, Regina David, Dirk Dugle, Lynn Edwards, Ed Edwards, Lois Evans, Stanza Ferguson, David Ferrell, Sophia Fox, Eilena Frederick, Sherrie Gaffney, Julie Galloway, Tim Gilpin, Brenda Good, Mike Greene, Susan Gress, Robin Gress, Tim Grove, Jerry Haggerty, Barb Hall, Ginger Harper, Becky Herman, Barry Hinzman, Steve Holt, Eric 111 A Holt, Scott Horton, Jim Huckleby, Janet Huffman, Amy Hurt, Randy Isringhausen, John James, Scott Johnson, Pete Johnson, Greg Kaag, Rodney Klein, Heidi Knight, Liz Knuth, Teresa Kuntz, Jayne Layden, Pat Layden, Sheila Lee, Jackie Lewis, Lea Linares, Maribel Livingston, Bryan Lutz, Dave Mann, Phil Martin, Dave Martinez, Tomas McCabe, Becky McFarland, Mike McNeely, Teri Means, Loretta 112 Morris, Tom Musk, Doug Neathery, Pam Neathery, Tami Nelson, Kim Newman, Andy Nichols, Ralph Owen, Cindy Page, Cindy Pence, Vicki Petry, Phil Pierce, Lisa Poison, Dina Putnam, Susie Putnam, Bill Quinn, Cathy Ramos, Lupe Reyes, Alicia Rhodes, DeeDee Richter, Laura Rigsby, Sandy Roach, Nita Roark, Scott Robinson, Carol 113 Shoufler, Herb Simmons, Cathy Simpson, Vicki Slates, Tim Sloan, Jeff Sollars, Jackie Stipp, Jeff Stockton, Donna Stone, Scott Strawser, Robyn Taflinger, Kim Tutwiler, Paul Romero, Martha Schuler, Fred Scopel, Steve Tyler, Scott Vailes, Sherri Walder, Doug Wallace, Scott Ward, Tim Warner, Gilbert Watson, Jim Weeks, Joy Whiteman, Judy Wisdom, Pam Yergler, Julie Zarate, Jesus 114 JUNIORS Burton, Candy Cade, Jill Cawthon, Marty Childers, Jan Clem, Missy 116 Alt, Brian Arnold, Lori Ayala, Art Ayala, Joe Baker, Mark Beaty, Yvonne Bell, Sam Bloyd, Debbie Boltz, Tim Borders, Gilbert Brown, Jane Bugera, Rick Burk, Roger Burke, Stacie Burton, Angie Clements, Tami Cloud, Scott Cloud, Rhonda Coffman, Debbie COIlier, Cary Colunga, Juan Combs, Mark Compton, Ken Cook, Mark Cornell, Chris Cox, Teri Crabtree, Della Crawford, Mark Crawford, Mindy Creamer, Kathy 117 Dukes, Dave Edwards, Kim Egnew, Janet Ervin, Bud Ferdinand, Jo Gossett, Randy Grant, Dave Hardcastle, John Harper, Doug Hartz, Cynthia Hatfield, Cathy Ferguson, Jerry Field, Brian Foley, Don Forshier, Bob Fowler, John Foxworthy, Tammy Galloway, Shelby Galloway, Tamara Gocking, Wade Gonzalez, Juanita 118 Herman, Sherry Hollen, Linda Horridge, Diane Huffman, Scott Hultquist, Chip Hurt, Jim Inman, Stan Jackson, Margaret Jeffers, Tina Keller, Kyle Kelley, Shannon Knoll, Teanna Kuntz, Susan Laird, Lee Lane, Phil Lane, Shawn Lane, Tim Layden, Abby Lile, Gary Linares, Rudy Mann, Steve 119 Martin, Mary Martinez. 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' .: '•? — —:5V V ' ' t V. %� + % V% 1 - • - � ,. a ■ • , ' Vv «% ' . � -. V..— . v . yt A j • w: Ijfiv . '• 'Mi • ■!¥ ■• • ' ••• Dk .-••-• :� •• .-' .v 5« K - , • u ' . — . � ft '«� .• • ' • - • V V . ■' : . - •-- • -Vi. . • • r • . ' .' -r J v • T v s % . • v - g • - •••, r %rj« v «.♦ .. •— vl 124 Scott Brown Glennie Browne Jodi Buhrmester Rhonda Carswell Vickie Carter Ray Childers Anita Cleveland Don Clyden 125 126 128 129 130 131 132 Brian Richter Jim Roach Ann Robinson Ellen Roy Chris Samaras Ed Scopel Kim Shore Marsha Shoufler 134 135 ZCl Marilyn Walder Mike Wallace Larry Ward Bob Watson Karen Weger Stephanie Whiteman Jeff Wilkison Quanee York Absent: Tony Ferrell 138 Senior Activities Albertson, Lonnie Eugene Allen, Michael Jay Bagley, Scott Allen: Basketball 1; Football 2; Span- ish Club 1; Marching Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 1,2, 3, 4. Bailey, Bradley Dwayne: Swing Choir 2, 3, 4; Track 2, Fall Plays 2, 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; Yearbook 2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. ailey, Todd Alan: Marching Band 3, 4; Fall Plays 3, Barr, Kristi Lynn: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4 Bray, Douglas Mark: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 11,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 3, 4; Intramurals 4; D.O. 4. Bretz, Barbara Faye: D.O. 3, 4; G.A.A. 4. Cleveland, Anita Louise: G.A.A. 2, 3; Grappler Girls 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Honor Society 4; D.O. 4. Clyden, Donald Lee, Jr.: Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4. Collins, Rhonda Lee: Drama Club 4; Class Officer 3. Coon, Cheryl Lynn: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2, Jazz Band, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Drum Maiorette 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 4; Thespians 3, 4, Musicals 3, 4; Track Crabtree, Timothy Allen: Track 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1,2, 3. Cress, Brian Richard Crose, William Scott: Football 1,2; Basketball 2. Cross, Rocky Lee: Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Basketball Mgr. 3. Brown, Roy Scott Browne, Barbara Glenn: Basketball 1, 3, Volleyball 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Grappler Girls 3; G.A.A. 2, 4; Pep Club 2; Football Stats 3, 4; Wrestling Stat 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4; Fall Play 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Concert Band 1,2. Dain, Kevin Lee: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; T V. Produc- tions 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 4. Dean, Bruce Edward: Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 Dilley, Penny Sue: Chorus 1, 2; Science Club 1,2, 3; Library Club 1,2, 3; G.A.A. 3, 4. Buhrmester, Jodie Lynn: Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Letterman's Club 3, 4. Carswell, Rhonda Sue Carter, Vicki Elaine: Newspaper 1; Chorus 1, 2; D.O. 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4. Childers, Raymond Eric: Football 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Pit Band 2, 3; Jazz Band 1, 2; March- ing Band 1, 2, 3; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. Dugle, Jeffrey Roy: Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; D.O. 4; Thes- pians 2, 3, 4; Fall Plays 2, 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4. Edwards, Lori Rayne: Softball 2, 3; Track 1, 3; Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Bowling 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Year- book 1; Musicals 2, 3, 4. Edwards, Misty Lee: G.A.A. 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; D.O. 4; Chorus 2, 3; Fall Play 2; Musical 2. Edwards, Thomas Joe Eells, Kevin Nye: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Ervin, Tony Ray Ferguson, Ronald Clarence Ferrell, Robert Anthony: Student Council 1; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 4; Fall Plays 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4. Fraley, David Lawrence: Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 4. French, Daniel Bruce: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Student Council 1.2, 3, 4; Boys’ State 3. Garriott, Thomas Lee: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 3, 4; Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Goodrum, Joseph Kendral: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3. Goodrum, Robert Lee: Football U-3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Baseball 2. Goss, William Paul: Fall Play 2, 4; Musical 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council Gudeman, Flarry Alan: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, All County, All Conference, All State Cross Country. Flaggerty, Joseph John: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramu rals 3, 4; Newspaper 3. Flail, Joyce Ann: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 3; Grappler Girls 3; Flag Corps 1; Spanish Club 1; Thespians 3, 4; Fall Play 3, 4; Musicals 1,2. H. Hannie Jeffrey Craig: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4; Intramurals 3, W.etterman's Club 1,2, 3, 4. Flari, Patricia Jo: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 1.2, 3, 4, Flaughee, Eric Flerman: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2. Henning, Paul Donald Herman, Brenda Kaye Herman, Thomas Melvin Herndon, Barbara Jean: Marching Band 2, 3; Stu dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1; Honor Society 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Science Club 4; Musical 2. Hinkle, Todd Robert: Football 2, 3; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; T.V. Productions 4; Class Officer 3, 4. Horton, Angela Renee: Cheerleading 1, 3, D O. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1. Houmes, Lori Lynn: Drama Club 1; G.A.A. 2; D.O. 4. Hughes, Glenda Kay: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Grappler Girls 3, 4; Girls Basketball 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; March- ing Band 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A 3, 4; Fall Play 2, 3, 4; Musicals 3; Thespian 3, 4. Jaynes, John Howard: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Football 3. Johnson, Tony Lee Jones, Edward Alan Kasallis, Thomas James: Football 3, 4, Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Letterman's Club 3, 4; T.V. Productions 3, 4. Keith, J. Kenneth Todd: Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Baseball 2, 3; Track 3, 4. Knapp, Darlene June: Flag Corps 3. w W 1 111 11) «V Knight, Mark Leslie: Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Band 1,2,3, 4. Knuth, Kristine Sue: Flag Corps 3. Kriebs, Kevin: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4; All County Track 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1; Musical 3. Leigh, Jill Denise: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 2, 3; Candlegirl 2; Who’s Who 1,3; Fall Play 3; Band 1; Chorus 1; D.O. 4. Lewis, Douglas Wayne Long, Steven Michael: Newspaper 2; Yearbook 3; Fall Plays 2, 3; Musical 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Honor Thespian 4; Drama Club 1,4. McCann, James Royal: Newspaper 2; Pit Band 3. McCrory, Robert Glenn: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, Basketball 1; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; T.V. Productions 4; Intramurals 4. McGinley, John Lee McMillan, Rhonda Lynn: Concert Band 2, 3; March- ing Band 2, 3; Flag Corps 1; Grappler Girls 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3; Fall Play 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4; D.O. 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3 Metz, Mark Alan: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; All County Track 3, 4 Minick, Dirk Spencer: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, D 4; Science Club 1; Fall Play 4. Pratt, Paul Lloyd: Student Council 4. Ramos, Carlos: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3. 4. Reed, Russell Wayne Reyes, Maria del Carmen: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Richter, Brian Kieth: Chorus 3. Roach, James Wayne: Football 1; D.O. 3, 4. Robinson, Ann Elizabeth: Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1,2, 3; Jazz Band 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Pit Band 2, 3; Student Council 1, 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4, F T A. 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3y 4; I.M.E.A. 2, 3; Basketball Stats 4; Yearbook 1,3, 4; Math Team 3, 4. Roy, Ellen Lee: Swing Choir 3, 4; Football Stats 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Plays 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; I.M.E.A. 1,4 M Samaras, Christopher William: Football 1, 2, 3; Band 3; Wrestling 3; D.O. 4. Nichols, Susan Louise: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band 1; Volleyball Mgr. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2; Pit Band 2. Norris, Judith Annette: Cheerleader 2, 3; Pep Club 2, Homecoming Oueen Oyler, Cynthia Joan: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Pit Band 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Page, Curtis Wayne: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Page, Wanda Charlene: G.A.A. 3 Powley, Lisa Ann: Thespians 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Grappler Girls 3, 4; Wrestling Stats 4; Drama Club 1; Library Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 3. Scopel, Edward Joseph: Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Pit Bands 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Swing Choir 2, 3, 4. Shore, Kimberly Ann: Chorus 1; Library Club 3; D.O. 4- Shoufler, Marsha Ann: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. Sinclair, Jennifer Jo: Volleyball 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Football Stats 3, 4; D.O. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 4; Bowling 3, 4, Softball Mgr. 3; F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 2, 4. Singleton, Ann Elizabeth: Science Club 1; Library Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Flag Corps 1, 2, 3; Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2, 3, 4; I.M.E.A. 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; American Legion Award 1; Fall Play 2; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; T.V. Productions 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Siville, Maralee Ann: Library Club 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 4; Grappler Girls 1, 4; Musicals 1,4. Slates, Michael David: Swing Choir 2, 3, 4; Track 2, Wallace, Michael Allen: Basketball 1, 2 I 4; Student Council 1; Musicals 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, Mgr. 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Science 3 4 Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, Crew 3, 4; Newspaper 1. Weger, Karen G.A.A. 2,. 3, 4; Whiteman, Si Chorus 1,2,« Volfeyball Mgr Stebbins, Jeffrie Glenn Ward, Larry Lee: Basketball 2; Track 3; D.O. 3, 4. Stockton, Connie Ellen: VolleybalM, 2, 3, 4; So Mgr. 3; Track Stats 3. f jjj Watson, Robert Leslie: Chorus 2, 3. : Wrestling Cheerleader 3, 4; lish Club 2; Class Officer 4; Pep Club 1; Marching Band 2, 3; rman’s Club 4; Track 1; Home- iJant 2, 3; Grappler Girl 3, 4. Taylor, Libby Gay: Basketb Track 1,2, 3. ewspa Vines, Roberta Eileen: Marc Boncert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pit E 4, Chorus 1,2 Swi 3, 4; Spanish CluJS 2: Thespia d 2, 3; Jazz Band 1, Choir 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, tBand 1,, 2; ; 2, 3; D.O. 4; pphanie Ann: Marc ; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Mus r. 3; Bowling 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 2, 3, 4; Cho- z Band 1, 2,’ 3, 4 Honor Walder, Marilyn Rose: Concert fc rus 3, 4t f tordhinp Band 1, 2, 3 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Student Jeffrey Lynn: Football 1, 2, 3; Letterman's Society 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Yearbook'l, 3, 4; Newspaper 1; Spanish Club2; Sc Club Yearbook i, ] ifrceClub 4; PepCIub . • A. 1 Band 2; pani sical 3; Pit Ba York, Quanee Patrice: Marchin Club 1 ■ -i. 3, 4 ams 142 -Id. Scott Bag ley Cheri Coon Bill Goss Barb Herndon Glennie Browne Kevin Dain Patti Hari Jill Leigh Jodie Buhrmester Tony Ervin Eric Haughee Steve Long Anita Clements Joe Goodrum Brenda Herman Jim McCann 143 John McGinley Ann Robinson Marsha Shoufler Robin Vines Mark Metz Ellen Roy Ann Singleton Marilyn Walder Cindy Oyler Ed Scopel Maralee Siville Karen Weger Lisa Powley Jennifer Sinclair Connie Stockton Stephanie Whiteman 144 Seniors Hold Picnic May 21 145 The seniors had their picnic on May 21. Many kids brought a sack lunch or had someone deliver goodies from McDonald’s or the Dairy Queen. Since it was a warm day, some persons got involved in a water balloon fight. After baccalaureate practice, the senior boys challenged the men faculty to a softball game, but were defeated by their elders 11 10. 1 46 147 Kevin Kriebs as Mr. Jahn Kristy Barr as Mrs Barracks Tony Ferrell as Mr. Ryder 148 Kevin Dam as Ms Odle. Stephanie Whiteman as Mrs. Scharlach. Cheri Coon as Mr. Samaras Curt Page as Mr. Hobbs. Carlos Ramos as Mr. Pruitt. Angie Schuler as Mr. Prosise Todd Hinkle as Mr. Reed Dirk Minick as Mrs. Brougher. Lori Edwards as Mr. Velasco 149 The Rides Were Great. . . On May 31 at 7:30 a.m. the Seniors boarded chartered buses, and journeyed to Marriott's Great America, a theme park in Gurnee, Illinois. When they arrived they spent the day riding exciting rides (such as the new Tidal Wave), eating, visiting shops, and having an all around fun time. They, much reddened by the sun, left for home at 5:30 with many gifts and souvenirs. 150 151 Senior Awards Athlete of the year: Harry Gudeman American Legion Award: Barb Herndon, Kevin Kriebs Bausch Lomb Science Award: Lori Edwards BPW Scholarship: Marilyn Walder Danforth Award: Tom Kasallis, Cindy Oyler DAR, SAR: Ann Singleton, Harry Gudeman Don Yaden Woodworking Award: Curt Page Honor Society Scholarship: Lori Edwards John Philip Sousa Award: Robin Vines Louis Armstrong Jazz Award: Scott Bagley Mel Weaks Drama Award: Glennie Browne Outstanding Auxiliary Band: Glenda Hughes Outstanding Choral Musician: Ann Singleton Outstanding Drum Majorette: Cheri Coon Outstanding Marching Band: Marilyn Walder, Scott Bagley Salutatorian: Lori Edwards Valedictorian: Ann Robinson Rotary Scholarship Plaques: Ann Robinson, Lori Edwards, Cynthia Oyler, Jill Leigh, Marilyn Walder, Barb Herndon, Lori Houmes, Ann Singleton, Tom Kasallis, Kevin Kriebs, Mike Wallace. Mr. Samaras presents Robin Vines with John Philip Sousa Award. Illinois State Scholars: M. Slates, L. Edwards, A. Singleton, M. Walder, A. Robinson. 152 Baccalaureate Ceremonies Conducted May 28 The Baccalaureate service was held on May 28 at 8:00 in the high school auditorium. Mr. John Mon- gerson. Assistant Pastor at the First Church of the Nazarene gave the Invocation and read the scrip- ture. The sermon was given by the Rev. George W. May, Pastor of St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church. Mr. Mongerson then gave the Benediction. There were sixty-eight seniors present. 153 The Processional 155 105 Seniors Graduate in Exercise Bob Goodrum The mixed chorus sing? Rhonda McMillan Ann Robinson, Valedictorian. Kevin Eells on June 2, 1 978 Lori Edwards, Salutatorian. The Times of Your Life.” Patty Hari Dirk Minick Curt Page 157 158 Libby Taylor Class of 1978 Row 1: A. Singleton, B. Herndon, C. Stockton, J. Buhrmester, M. Coon, L. Houmes, A. Cleveland, C. Coon, C. Reyes, G. Browne, M. Walder, P. Hari, Q. York Row 2: K. Knuth, D. Knapp, A. Robinson, C. Oyler, R. McMillan, E. Roy, C. Page, K. Weger, A. Schuler, J. Norris, P. Dilley, M. Siville, J. Hall, G. Hughes. Row 3: J. Leigh, R. Collins, V. Carter, K. Shore, M. Shoufler, S. Nichols, L. Edwards, P. Henning, M. Slates, J. McGinley, T. Ervin, J. Goodrum, B. Goodrum. Row 4: E. Scopel, B. Goss, E. Haughee, S. Brown, B. Watson, D. Minick, T. Ferrell, D. Bray, L. Powley, K. Barr, R. Carswell, L. Taylor, B. Herman. Row 5: D. Clyden, J. Stebbms, S. Whiteman, R. Vines, J. Sinclair, M. Wallace, J. Hannie, J. Roach, R. Ferguson, D. Lewis, C. Samaras, R. Reed, M. Allen. Row 6: T. Kasallis, M. Knight, C. Ramos, T. Crabtree, B. McCrory, T. Bailey, S. Bagley, T. Keith, T. Johnson, S. Crose, J. Haggerty, E. Jones, R. Cross. Row 7: B. Richter, T. Hinkle, S. Long, B. Dean, B. Cress, L. Ward, D. Fraley, B. Bailey, B. Silver, M. Herman, J. Jaynes, M. Metz. Row 8: J. Wilkison, L. Albertson, C. Page, P. Pratt, T. Edwards, K. Eells, D. French, H. Gudeman, K. Kriebs, T. Garriott, J. Dugle, R. Childers, K. Dam, J. McCann. Cn •O Senior Wills LONNIE ALBERTSON: I will my ability to cut classes to Debbie Bloyd. MIKE ALLEN: I will to Jan Metz my cans of Mountain Dew in hopes that someday she will learn to enjoy them. SCOTT BAGLEY: I will to Curt Davis my prowess as a trombone player and the ability to get to Champaign on time. BRAD BAILEY: I will to Stanza Evans, my car. TODD BAILEY: I will all my used paraphernalia to Scott Huffman. KRISTI BARR: I will to little Billy Jack Simpson my H-el Buster. DOUG BRAY: I will Todd Ault my great ability to get along with Q. R. BARB BRETZ SILVER: I will to Sandy Crabtree my ability to stay out of the bushes behind Honeywell school. SCOTT BROWN: I will to John Fowler a season ticket to the Darb pool hall. GLENNIE BROWNE: I will to Mark Cook my radiant personality, intelligence, and my calm, cool temper, along with my smart-alec senior attitude. JODIE BUHRMESTER: I will to Jan Childers all my patience and ability to pay attention in first hour. RHONDA CARSWELL: I will all my good times to my brother Perry. VICKIE CARTER: I will to Stacey Burke, my ability to keep my temper while being whistled at, and the man in the silver vet. RAY CHILDERS: I will to Howard Crozier all the quarters he borrowed. ANITA CLEVELAND: I will all my bookkeeping notes to Lori Arnold. DON CLYDEN: I will to Howard Baker a recording of people laughing so he won’t feel too bad when he tells a joke. RHONDA COLLINS: I will to Mary Martin the ability to concentrate in class; also a simple prayer because she's going to need it. CHERI COON: I will to Bob Wilson my hips. MISTY COON: I will to my brother Eddie all my his tory notes in hopes he will use them. BRIAN CRESS: I will my camera-shy personality to Duffy Dukes. TIM CRABTREE: I will to Brian Alt one trip through a field of grass. SCOTT CROSE: I will to Lee Laird, my ability to get drunk on weekends without having to hit himself. ROCKY CROSS: I will to Jim Hurt my playboy calen- dar. KEVIN DAIN: I hereby will my height and maybe my weight (if he will take it) to David Ferguson. PENNY DILLEY: I will to Margaret Jackson my seat in Mr. Ryder's class, so she can criticize his ties. JEFF DUGLE: I will and bequeath to Sam Bell my P.E. T-shirt. KEVIN EELLS: I will to Lee Laird a hammer so he won’t hurt his fists on Friday night. TOM EDWARDS: I will Action II to Cary Collier. LORI EDWARDS: I will to Jan Childers my ability to get up in the morning and get to school just before the bell rings. TONY ERVIN: I will my great wrestling ability to my brother Bud. TONY FERRELL: I will to Matt Morgeson my Hoope ston P.E. shirt which has been my prized possession since my 8th grade year. DAVE FRALEY: I will to David Silver my ability to drive a snowmobile through snow, not through cars. DAN FRENCH: I, being of sound mind and body, will to Rudy Linares my uniform and all the Monday night practices he can stand. TOM GARRIOTT: I will to Sam Scranton my ability to clean flukes. JOE GOODRUM: I will to Jerry Ferguson his own woods room bathroom. BOB GOODRUM: I will all of my ability to ink note- books to Rich Putnam. BILL GOSS: I will to Jim Prather my ability to stay out of detention. HARRY GUDEMAN: I will to Rudy Linares my back row seat in Mr. Ryder's class in hopes that he can get away with as much as I did. JOE HAGGERTY: I will my ability to graduate with flying colors to Randy Gossett. JOYCE HALL: I will to Darla Brown my talent in Clothing I. JEFF HANNIE: I hereby will and bequeath to Tim Lane one more wonderful year with Mrs. Vines and her bus trips. PATTY HARI: I will my athletic ability to Shawn Lane. MEL HERMAN: I will to Sam Scranton my ability to drive properly. BARB HERNDON: I will to all juniors the joys of being a senior. TODD HINKLE: I hereby will and bequeath Dinky to Kim Vailes. LORI HOUMES: I will my job in the Jr. High office to Margaret Watson. GLENDA HUGHES: I will to anyone the ability to bite my nails and meet new guys through wrestling. JOHN JAYNES: I will to Mark Baker my famous seat in Bookkeeping II, hoping that he will be able to understand Mr. Jahn easier than I could. 160 TONY JOHNSON: I will all my 6-packs (although they’re empty) to the Strawser twins. TODD KEITH: I will to David Silver the ability to stay sober on the weekends like I do. TOM KASALUS: I will my outgoing personality to John Hardcastle. MARK KNIGHT: I will to Suzie Putnam the head straight on my shoulders. DARLENE KNAPP: I will all my good grades to Pam Walder. KEVIN KRIEBS: I, being of sound mind and body, will to Brian Alt my fuzz type hair cut and my ability to grow a beard. KRISTY KNUTH: I will to H EL a new school bus. JILL LEIGH: I hereby will and bequeath all my pic- tures of Ron Voyles and all my grades during my senior year to Teanna Knoll. DOUG LEWIS: I will my curly hair to Terry Urich. JIM MCCANN: I will to Della Crabtree the deed and abstract to my mansion estate at 1521 North Vermi- lion, Danville. STEVE LONG: I will my student survey agency to Teanna Knoll. BOB MCCRORY: I will to Jeff Ritter the great KISS concert I missed. JOHN MCGINLEY: I will my tinted glasses to Steve Mann. RHONDA MCMILLAN: I will to anybody the ability to break five locks their junior and senior years. (They don't build them as they used to.) MARK METZ: I will to Paula Sims my seat in Mr. Lobb’s class that she might sit there and learn more than I ever did. DIRK MINICK: I being of sound mind and body, leave Brian Alt my sense of timing. SUSAN NICHOLS: I will to Sherry Herman all my Time magazines. JUDY NORRIS: I will to Stanza Evans my ability to do data processing with ease and get terrific rides home from basketball games. CINDY OYLER: I will to Shawn Lane my volleyball position as a starter for the 1978-79 season. CURT PAGE: I will my head of hair to Lee Laird. CHARLENE PAGE: I will to my sister Julie all the fun times I had as a senior. LISA POWLEY: I will to Cynthia Aleshire first hour study hall with Mr. Lobband a nightclub in New York. PAUL PRATT: I will to all |uniors who smoke the abil- ity to quit, because I couldn't. CARLOS RAMOS: I will to Roger Burke my ability to stay out of trouble with the girls. RUSSELL REED: I will my mechanical ability to Matt Morgeson. CARMEN REYES: I will to my sister Yolanda the good times I had as a senior. BRIAN RICHTER: I will to Rhonda Cloud and Julie Page my frisbee to give them something to do this summer, and to the senior class 100 bags of water balloons to use on the last day of school. JIM ROACH: I will to David McCabe my will to get going when the road is rough. ANN ROBINSON: I will to Carol Robinson the ability to get on the number five team in P.E. ELLEN ROY: I will my ability to be beat up by Carlos first hour in Mr. Ryder’s class to Pam Walder. CHRIS SAMARAS: I will to Paul Strawser my physi que, money, car, and my way with women. ANGIE SCHULER: I will to Della Crabtree the ability to never go to sixth hour study hall and not get caught. ED SCOPEL: I will to my brother Trino, my locker 260, conveniently located next to locker 318, (only at H EL) and I include the one of a kind priceless photo of Frank Zappa doing the hand jive,” a gift given to me by his majesty the grand wazoo. KIM SHORE: I will to Vicki Simpson many years of happiness, my great driving abilities and the ability to lose my way home. JENNIFER SINCLAIR: I will to Judy Summers (one of my buddies) a great big wish that she gets Mrs. Shipman for P.E. her last year with my other buddy. ANN SINGLETON: I will and bequeath my yearbook talents to Cynthia Hartz in hopes she will use them as well as I did. MARALEE SIVILLE: I will to Carol Peterson all of my record breaker's in my locker. MARSHA SHOUFLER: I will my athletic ability to Corky Sheppard. MIKE SLATES: I being of sound mind and terrific body will to Kathy Stevens one gag to be placed in her mouth 24 hours a day. JEFF STEBBINS: I will my job at Schultz’s to Phil Osborn. CONNIE STOCKTON: I will my volleyball ability and my nicknames to my sister Donna. LIBBY TAYLOR: I will to Vicki Simpson a d.o. job and my old nickname to go with it. ROBIN VINES: I will to Jan Childers all the chances I missed in hopes she will make better use of them. MARILYN WALDER: I will to Steve Scopel, my ability to have wonderful conversations on the phone, and to write things in someone's yearbook that they understand. MIKE WALLACE: I will to David Dukes leadership of the basketball cheering section. LARRY WARD: I will to Tim Boltz the d.o. job that I had. BOB WATSON: I will my blue van to Eric McMillan. KAREN WEGER: I will all of my good times at H-EL and my locker to my brother Mark. STEPHANIE WHITEMAN: I will to Shannon Kelley T.M. and all the good things that it included. JEFF WILKISON: I will to Jeff Sloan all of the tickets I should have gotten but didn’t. QUANEE YORK: I will my job of passing out announcements 4th hour to Cindy Summers. Awards Day Held May 23 Other awards presented Awards Day, but not pictured include: President Awards — Tony Fer rell, Dave Dukes, Eric Holt, and Mark Metz. Vice- President Awards went to Todd Hinkle, Rudy Linares, Liz Knight, and Ann Singleton. This is the last year that the Danforth Award was given to seniors, so rather than leave one class out, the award was given to juniors and seniors. Cynthia Hartz and John Hardcastle were the juniors selected, while Cindy Oyler and Tom Kasallis were the senior winners. Track awards were also given. Glennie Browne receives the Melvin Weaks Outstanding Crew Award from Jim Miller. Ann Singleton receives the Rotary top T0% Lori Houmes receives the Rotary Award. Jill Leigh receives the Rotary Award award from Norm Spear. Curt Page receives the Don Yaden Woods Award from Coach Mike Wallace and Marilyn Walder receive Science Club Awards from Hobbs Mr Medler 162 Cindy Oyler receives the Office Simulation Award from Lori Edwards receives the Bausch and Lomb Award Mrs. Morgan. from Mr. Medler and Mr. Sheagley. Duffy Dukes receives the President's Award Mr. Dean presents Math Team awards to Barb Herndon receives the American from Mr. Dean. Dave Martin and Mike McFarland. Legion Award from Jim Means. Coach Hobbs and Coach Doty present Track Awards. 163 Monica Ferreira Is Exchange Student We were privileged this year to have in our midst Monica Bastos Carpenter Ferreira a foreign exchange student from Adamantina San Paulo, Bra- zil. She was sponsored by the 649th Rotary District. Monica arrived here on December 22 and spoke vir tually no English. She enjoyed many aspects of American life particularly basketball, volleyball, and McDonald's french fries. She even loved the snow, while the rest of us were complaining about the bliz- zard of 78. Monica resided with the Leo Huffman and Dale Singleton families while in Hoopeston. She departed February 16, 1978 for a tour of other regions of the United States. Her address is: Monica B. C. Ferreira Navarro dia 362 Cenarade 17800 Adamantina, Sao Paulo. Brasil South America 164 ADVERTISERS ACE HARDWARE =? “Ace is the place with the Helpful Hardware Man” ™ Main Street at the Tracks BAKER'S WOMEN'S FASHIONS The Store With the Brands You Know 208 E. Main St. Ph. 283-6148 BALDWIN'S STANDARD («t. Tuneups, Brakework, y Exhaust, Wheel Balancing, Complete STAN DARD Service for Your Car Corner 9 and 1 LARSON'S MEN'S WEAR Men and Boys' Clothing Nye Reetz, Mgr. 223 E. Main Hoopeston, IL WEBER'S DRUG STORE Complete Prescription Service 221 F Main Ph 2RR.MR7 BURTON MOTOR SALES Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth 31 Years Service 701-709 W. Main St. CISSNA PARK STATE BANK LET US HELP Save tyou-i TfConeef COAST-TO-COAST STORES Don Tableman Owner 101 E. Main Ph. 283-5912 Gulbmnson A DIVISION OF CBS, INC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1025 E. Thompson Ph. 283-5161 Hoopeston SCHULER'S GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP Sandy and Bill Schuler Ph. 283-6681 W.A. READ PONTIAC-BUICK Best Wishes to Class of 78 B MAR� nr FxCfaC.rr I 424 N. Dixie Highway Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 283-6688 Hoopeston, IL 167 South Second Ave. ORAJ. BAER CO. Real Estate Broker Builders of National and Modular Homes HOOPESTON BURIAL VAULT W. Thompson Ave. 283-5012 OOPESTON PLUMBING HEATING, INC. 215-219 South Market Street Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 Phone 283-5422 BURKE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 525 S. Market St. Ph. 283-5104 Good Luck Grads! YERGLER'S JEWELRY 314 E. Main Hoopeston BAUER FARM SERVICE Fertilizer — Chemicals — Limestone — Feed Ph. 457-2945 Cissna Park, Illinois HOTT'S LUMBER COAL CO. J AND J'S LUNCH Breakfasts and Short Orders Building Material — Coal Junior and Judy Hall 114 East Main 105 E. Penn St. Hoopeston, Illinois Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 283-9186 SWING ELEVATOR WELLINGTON STATE BANK RR3 Hoopeston, Illinois Member FDIC Ken Parkison HOOPESTON MONUMENT WORKS E.B. COLLINS CO. Wholesale Distributor of Auto Parts 916 W. Main Hoopeston 712 W. Main Ph.283-5171 Ph.283-7116 JAY HARTZ 3t. 1 South Ph. 283-7748 Hoopeston EASTERN ILLINOIS TELEPHONE CORP. i Coal it Illinois' greatest natural resource We clean it up and send it to you by wire! V 310 East Penn Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 283-5151 While we work to fulfill our primary obligation of providing a dependable supply of energy at the lowest reasonable price, the 2100 men and women who operate CIPS will continue to help make each community we are privileged to serve a cleaner, healthier, brighter place in which to live. How you live is our business CErslT«Al_ ILL-irsiOlS PUBLIC SERVICE COPs lPWrsjV PLA-MOR LANES Sandwich and Fountain Service BCWl WHERE YOU SEE THE 502 W. Orange Ph. 283-5858 Hoopeston HOOPESTON STANDARD PARTS 109 N. Market St. — Hoopeston 283-7741 -MAPAt Your NAPA Jobber is the right place to go! STEINER FURNITURE Furniture — Paint — Floor and Wall Covering Ph. 457-2611 See Bob or Betty Cissna Park, IL 170 From the Offices, Directors, and Employees of Your Hometown Bank THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF HOOPESTON A FULL SERVICE BANK K«ch depositor insured to •Ho.(K)l) 171 MOflAi OfFQiiT NS lANCi CO� OtA CS WESTERN AUTO Jane and Dwight Hoffman 300 E. 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Hoopeston Li jB lihn fr GRANT ROSS JBHHi BS COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION 51 2% Paid on Savings Quarterly Plus Life Insurance on First $2,500 Savings Insured to $40,000 by NCUA 228 E. Main Hoopeston, IL Custom Farming Hoopeston, IL 283-6150 SWEET'S GARAGE Complete Automotive Service 401 W. Main St. Hoopeston, IL Ph. 283-9144 LESTER'S 220 East Main Hoopeston, III. Wallpaper and Sift Ideas Congratulations Graduates! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1978 CITIZEN'S SAVINGS AND LOAN Corner Main and Third Hoopeston, Illinois Ph 283-5548 Scott Street Oakwood, Illinois Ph 354-4587 176 TOM MERRITT CO. Insurance — Real Estate — Farm Loans Appraisals Floyd Stine 202 S. Market Catlin, IL Hoopeston, IL 217-284-3147 217-283-7722 HOOPESTON FERTILIZER COMPANY URICH'S AUTO SALES AND BODY SHOP 623 S. Dixie Hwy. Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 283-7797 See us for your fertilizer needs. Thompson Ave. Ph. 283-5183 SPIDER'S J. WESTPHAL FREEWAY SERVICE JEWELERS Members: American Gem Society 209 East Main St. Hoopeston, IL Junction 1 and 9 283-9926 177 LAWSON CAMPER SALES COMPTON'S GARAGE Wilford Compton Truck Covers and Camping Supplies Engine Rebuilding 1 918W. Main Hoopeston, IL General Repairing Tractor — : —Truck — : — Automobile Wrecker Service Ph. 283-5919 624 E..Orange REX'S WELDING SHOP COUNTRY CABINETS Rex Harden, Owner PORTABLE WELDING Custom Cabinets and Architectural Woodworking Phone 283-7422 Hoopeston, IL 511 W. Orange Hoopeston, III. Phone 1(217)283-7534 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 FMC CORPORATION JERRY'S MUSIC CENTER Discount Records and Tapes See us for your next guitar Craig Dealer in Stereo's BOB'S HAIRSTYLING AND BARBER SHOP 827 W. Main St. Phone 315 W. Orange Hoopeston Hoopeston ACTION II HOOPESTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 283-7314 'Where the Action Is 102 N. Market Harold Cox Leon Poison All Kinds of Insurance 104 N. Market 283-5176 SILVER BROS., INC. We Specialize in: General Contracting Ready Mix Concrete Crane Service Dixisteel Buildings 105 E. Washington Hoopeston, Illinois Let Us Help Build Your Future' Congratulations Graduates! Ph. 283-7751 180 THE JEAN MACHINE Jeans and Things for Guy's Gals ALPHA ACADEMY A Pre-School That Makes the Significant Difference Director — Nadine Odle Phone: 283-6787 CAROLYN’S 710 W. Orange Hoopeston, IL 60942 Phone —283-6717 V.F.W. 181 Family Restaurant Complete Line of Quality Food and Beverages Dixie Highway STOKELY-VAN CAMP, INC. Ph. 283-5782 Hoopeston, IL Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 283-6662 □ LANGDOC'S Frigidaire — Admiral — Speed Queen Litton 402 W. Orange St. Hoopeston, IL 217—283-6421 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of 78 SINGLETON GRAIN CO., INC. Grain, Seed, and Feed Grain Drying and Storage Ph.(217)375-3585 East Lynn, Illinois The ist NATIONAL BANK OF FULL SERVICE BANK . • AUTO LOANS • FARM LOANS • REAL ESTATE LOANS • CHECKING SAVINGS Check With Us 748-6500 101 N. CHICAGO ILLINOIS LUMBER SRAIN COAL CO. 102W. Penn Hoopeston, Illinois 182 I)01 U1 Pharmacy A Walgreen Agency Store Donald A. Buck — R.Ph. Joe Sipula — R.Ph. Hallmark Cards Fannie May Candies Your Econo-most Drug Store Bank and Penn St. Hoopeston, IL Ph. 283-5126 BROWN-ALKIRE FUNERAL HOME 309 E. Washington 24-hr. Ambulance Service 217-283-5128 Hoopeston, IL H. Dale Brown Robert A. Alkire YOUTH FASHION II 209 S. Market Hoopeston, IL 217—283 7313 SHUR-FIT FOOTWEAR Family Shoe Store Best Wishes Today and Every Day of Your Lives 218 E. Main Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 283-5222 HOOPESTON CAR WASH New Interior Steam Cleaning Simoniz Wax Jobs 401 W. Main Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 283-9144 The People Pleasin' Pizza Place 618 W. Orange 283-7781 PIZZA KING 502 E. Penn St. 104 S. Market 283-5911 Congratulations Seniors For CASH to shop for the things you want or need ... we invite you to stop in or phone us today. We'll do our best to provide the cash you need promptly! personal Finance Company Good Luck Seniors 113 E. Main 283-5188 BLOYD'S EISNER AGENCY Your One Stop Food Store Located in Hoopeston's Plaza Shopping Center 184 SMITTY'S DUAL WHEELS TIRE SERVICE on the Farm Service Steve Torbet, Owner 8 Miles West of Rossville 217-748-6138 DEAN'S POWER PRODUCTS John Deere — Lawn Boy Sales and Service Congratulations Graduates Rt. 9, Hoopeston 283-5601 Hoopeston 1227 iii BIRKEY'S FARM STORE, INC. Lawn and Garden and Farm Equipment Dixie Highway, Hoopeston, IL 283-5191 RAY COX-OWENS SERVICE SHERIDAN'S SEAR'S MARTIN YOUNG ENTERPRISE YOUR FATHER'S MOUSTACHE HOOPESTON FOOD LOCKER BILL’S RADIO TV HALL'S SHELL SERVICE V S VARIETY CISSNA PARK LIVESTOCK WORTHEN'S R. A. CARLSON CO. INC. TED’S HOME BEVERAGE BEATY’S AUTO SERVICE DR. AND MRS. J. L. KNIGHT MAYOR AND MRS. EARL SMOCK FORSHIER’S ICE CREAM SHOPPE L M LUNCH We Have the Car to Fit Your Garage, Your Budget, Your Personality JONES AUTO SALES With Out of This World Deals Dick Jones Rt. land 9 Ph.(217)283-6808 Hoopeston STEBBINS FURNITURE Only the Best, at the Best Price 226 N. Market Hoopeston, IL Good Luck Graduates LORRAINE THEATRE Congratulations Class of '78 We Appreciate Your Patronage HALEY'S ELECTRIC Commercial, Farm, Residential Congratulations Seniors! Hoopeston, IL Ph. 375-3813 186 Silhouette in the Sun We looked at one another with blank and empty stares Yet I felt I saw deep inside of those piercing eyes To a searching mind. The few words that we spoke were cold and contained no meaning Yet I felt the unspoken feelings that drifted from within A confused soul. A loneliness touched me watching you slowly walk away in a silhouette of the disappearing sun Yet I felt that someday we would meet once again. In a loving heart. Cathy Hatfield Problems America America is freedom, America is peace America has dignity, America has grace, America gives you peace of mind. Nowhere else can it be found. And in any other country, to that country you'd be bound. Ay, America is the country, with the favored way of life. Where a woman picks her husband. And a husband picks his wife. Where one is free to travel anyplace that he decides. And for the poor, everywhere, our country will provide. We often look at the painful side of everything that’s wrong, Yes, that is why I plead to you. Listen to my song . . . Babies born unwanted. Endangered creatures hunted. Countries fighting wars. Streets are filled with whores. Families that are poor. Oil slicks on shore. Storms that will not calm A waiting atomtioi Chip Hultquist Violence on the set,T Countries choked by debt. Political parties fight. Minorities lose their rights. m M x iHL Problems that are mine. Make me moan and whine. Problems suffered by all. Make my hurts look small People who cannot hear. People who live in fear. People who cannot see. Are luckier than me. Dave Dukes A Senior Remembering As I walk down these empty halls, I remember I remember the laughs and the tears, my hopes and all my fears. But most of all, I remember the sad feeling of saying goodbye. 188 The days left are but a few. And as I leave. I’ll remember all of you Friends, acquaintances, teachers, too. All who helped us to get through. Empty lockers, torn-up books Are things we give one long last look. Newspaper clippings, ticket stubs, class ring. At this time all very important things, Ballgames, dances, even tests. Are things we’ll remember along with the rest. But now we'll go on to a new challenge each day, | With many memories to help us along the way- cr' Happy, sad, a smile, some tears. All now just memories of our high school years. Ann Singletd Glennie Browne Travolta Fever ‘Travolta Fever” has come alive! Disco's the thing — no hustle or jive. The Road of Life Swirlin', dancin' to the beat. Travolta Fever” — it’s got heat! Travolta Fever lets you prove. You've got what it takes and you know how to move! You’re not a loser or even a dud If Travolta Fever” is in your blood! Travolta Fever” makes it right On a movin' Saturday night”! You know it's real, you know it’s true “Travolta Fever” will soon get you! Cathy Hatfield These Games The season's over, some say too soon , We went farther than most, and less than few But still there's something, I know that's true ' I feel nothing but pride for the red, white, and blue. The roads of life. They come to where we are. And go where we build them. Its end we cannot see. The road from the past Experience with mistake and success. And with that knowledge We plan for tomorrow The road at present. Enjoying good friends, Anticipating the future MBUMHH Remembering the past. The road to the future. Planned or accepted quietly. It is a source of hope And a reason for living. Dirk Minick Meek I love these games of basketball. The guys who play to us, look tall. They work all year to reach The Hall.' For there it's said, you win it all. r t There's no one you can really blame Win or lose, it's still the same. But still it seems a terrible shame. We couldn't win just one more game. I p if$ono i j As I see the rows of tears I try to remember, we've had our cheers. And I c an't help but love my schooltime peers. Sjjremember these games the rest of Dave Dukes. I love you because: You do the right things at the right You brighten up my day. i care about my thoughts and feelings i beautiful smile. You say things to build my self-confidence. You go out of your way to do little things for me. You know what I like and dislike. You love me. But most of all I love you because ydu re you and not just someone I dream about being like you. Marilyn Walder I think of the men I’d like to be like. Like JFK and General Ike. I think of ol’ Abe, known by all, I think of me, I seem so small. No one knows me, except myself. Yet these men were put up, high on the shelf. People point at the eagle which soars up above. Yet the sparrow unnoticed, the sparrow unloved Nobody celebrates the date of my birth. Yet remember the meek. Shall inherit the earth. Chip Hultquist I sit alone, as I have before. Put on my headphones, 1 lock the door I doodle on paper, stare at the ground I think of my love, no longer around. We broke up forever, tears fill my eyes. I wipe them away with a happy disguise. We can go back together, but it won't be the same. For we've broke up forever and our love is now lame. ■ 1 Chip Hultquist 189 Student Index Albertson, Clint 110 Albertson, Lonnie 124 Aleshire, Cynthia 110. 94 Alexander, Robin 110 Allen, Mike 124 Allen, Roger 110 Allen, Terri Alt, Brian 116, 82 Anderson, Patti 1 10, 66, 62 Arnold, Lori 116 Ault, Todd 110 Ayala, Art 116 Bagley, Mike 110 Bagley, Scott 124, 106, 108 Bailey, Brad 124, 108. 36 Bailey, Todd 124, 36 Baker, Howard 116, 72 Baker, Mark 1 16, 76 Baker, Penny 1 10 Baker, Sharon 110 Baker, Verna 110 Barr, Kristi 124, 96 Baum, Carolgene 110, 192 Beaty, Yvonne 116 Bell, Sam 116 Blankinship, Debbie 110, 94 Bloyd, Debbie 116, 94. 98 Boltz, Tim 116 Borders, Gilbert 1 16 Boyd, Bonnie 110, 108, 98 Bray, Doug 124, 58 Bray, Kellie 110 Bretz, Barb 124 Brown, Darla 110 Brown, Jane 116, 94, 96 Brown, Scott 125 Browne, Glennie 125, 36, 74, 192 Bruens, Sandy 110 Buck,Jeanne 110 Bugera, Rick 116 Buhrmester, Jodie 125, 98, 108, 99 Burch, Todd 110, 108 Burk, Cynthia 110 Burk, Roger 116 Burke, Stacie 116 Burton, Angie 116 Burton, Candy 116 Cade, Jill 116 Carswell, Rhonda 125 Carter, Jackie 110 Carter, Jena 110 Carter, Vickie 125 Cawthon, Marty 116 Childers, Jan 116, 94, 98 Childers, Ray 125, 99 Christenson, Penny 110, 100 Clem, Missy 116, 108 Clements, Shiela 110 Clements, Tami 117 Cleveland, Anita 125, 94 Cloud, Dana 110 Cloud, Rhonda 117 Cloud, Scott 117 Clyden, Don 125, 99, 54 Coffman, Debbie 117 Collier, Cary 117 Collier, Lisa 110 Collins, Kenny 1 10, 82 Collins, Rhonda 126, 36 Colunga, Juan 117 Colunga, Mario 110 Colunga, Rebecca 110 Combs, Mark 117 Compton, Kenny 117 Cook, Connie 110 Cook, Mark 117 Coon, Cheri 126, 103, 104, 106, 107 Coon, Laurie 111 Coon, Misty 127 Cornell, Chris 117 Cox, Teri 11 7 Crabtree, Della 117 Crabtree, Sandy 117 Crabtree, Tim 126, 99 Crawford, Mark 117 Crawford, Mindy 117 Creamer, Kathy 117 Cress, Brian 126 Crose, Mike 111 Crose, Scott 126 Crose, Sharon 1 11 Cross, Rocky 126 Crouch, Lorie 117 Crozier, Chuck 117 Crozier, Gina 111 Crozier, Howard 11 1 Dain, Kevin 126, 105, 192, 100, 108 David, Derek 11 7 David, Dirk 111 Davis, Curt 117 Dean, Bruce 126, 72 Decker, Barb 117 Dilley, Penny 127 Drennan, Tim Dugle, Jeff 127,37, 72 Dugle, Lynn 111 Dukes, Duffy 118, 52 Edwards, Eddie 111 Edwards, Kim 118 Edwards, Lois 111 Edwards, Lori 127, 62, 66, 98, 99, 94 Edwards, Tom 127 Eells, Kevin 127, 76,77 Egnew, Janet 118, 103 Ervin, Bud 118,72 Ervin, Tony 127, 72 Evans, Stanza 111, 72 Fauver, Danny Ferdinand, Jo 118 Ferguson, Dave 111 Ferguson, Jerry 1 18 Ferguson, Ron 127 Ferrell, Sophie 111 Ferrell, Tony 72, 82, 108, 36, 54 Field, Brian 118. 76 Foley, Don 118 Forshier, Bob 118, 82 Fowler, John 118 Fox, Eilena 111 Foxworthy, Tammy 118 Fraley, Dave 128 Frederick, Sherrie 111 French, Danny 128, 99. 76. 77. 102 Gaffney, Julie 111, 103 Gagnon, Joe Galloway, Shelby 118 Galloway, Tammy 1 18 Galloway, Tim 111 Garriott, Tom 128, 108, 99, 76, 78 Gilpin, Brenda 111 Gocking, Wade 118 Gonzalez, Juanita 1 18 Good, Mike 111 Goodhue, Jim Goodrum, Bob 128, 54 Goodrum, Joe 99, 72 Goss, Bill 128, 37, 96 Gossett, Randy 118 Grant, Dave 118, 72 Greene, Susan 111 Gress, Robin 111 Gress, Tim 111 Grove, Jerry 111 Gudeman, Harry 128, 76, 78, 99, 58, 82 Haggerty, Barb 111 Haggerty, Joe 128 Hall, Ginger 111 Hall, Joyce 129, 36 Hannie, Jeff 129, 99, 54 Hardcastle, John 118, 76 Hari, Patty 129, 70, 86, 90. 99. 62 Harper, Becky 111 Harper, Doug 118 Hartz, Cynthia 118, 104, 192 Hatfield, Cathy 118, 103 Haughee, Eric 129, 58, 82, 83 Henning, Paul 129 Herman, Barry 111 Herman, Brenda 129 Herman, Mel 129 Herman, Sherry 119 Herndon, Barb 129, 96, 94, 98 Hinkle, Todd 130, 100, 72 Hinzman, Steve 111 Hollen, Linda 119, 103 Holt, Eric 111,76 Holt, Scott 112 Horridge, Diane 119 Horton, Jim 112 Houmes, Lori 130 Huckelby, Janet 112 Huffman, Amy 112 Huffman, Scott 119, 96 Hughes, Glenda 130, 103, 98 Hultquist, Chip 119, 94 Hurt, Jim 119 Hurt, Randy 112 Inman, Bruce Inman, Stan 119 Irvin, Ron Isringhausen, John 112 Jackson, Margaret 119, 97 190 James, Scott 112 Jaynes, John 76, 78, 130, 88 Jeffers, Tina 119 Johnson, Greg 112 Johnson, Pete 112 Johnson, Tony 130 Jones, Eddie 130 Kaag, Rodney 112 Kasallis, Tom 131.94, 99, 54, 100 Keith, Todd 131, 54 Keller, Kyle 119, 76 Kelley, Shannon 119 Klein, Heidi 112 Knapp, Darlene 131 Knight, Liz 112, 103 Knight, Mark 131 Knoll, Teanna 1 19 Knuth, Kristy 131 Knuth, Teresa 112 Kriebs, Kevin 131. 76, 148. 54, 82, 96 Kuntz, Jayne 112, 96 Kuntz, Susan 119 Laird, Lee 119 Lane, Mike Lane, Phil 119 Lane, Shawn 119 Lane, Tim 119 Layden, Abby 119, 108 Layden, Pat 112, 108, 76 Layden, Shiela 112 Lee, Jackie 112 Leigh, Jill 131, 192 Lewis, Doug 131 Lewis, Lea 112 Lile, Gary 119 Linares, Maribel 112, 86 Linares, Rudy 1 19, 76 Livingston, Bryan 112 Long, Steve 132, 36 Lutz, David 112 Mann, Phil 112 Mann, Steve 119 Martin, Dave 112, 108, 84 Martin, Mary 120, 108, 36 Martinez, Stella 120 Martinez, Tomas 112 Mastin, Leslie 120 Matthews, Jerry 120 McCabe, Becky 112 McCabe, Dave 120 McCann, Jim 132 McCrory, Bob 132, 99, 100 McElhaney, Mona 120 McFarland, Mary 120, 95 McFarland, Mike 112, 95 McGinley, John 132 McMillan, Eric 120 McMillan, Rhonda 132 McNeely, Teri 112 Means, Loretta 112 Metz, Jan 120,95 Metz, Mark 132, 76, 99, 82, 58, 96 Miles, Pam 113 Minick, Dalane 113 Minick, Dirk 36, 132 Montez, Mondo 113 Montez, Tony 120, 74 Moore, Barry 120 Moore, Patty 113 Moore, Scott 120 Morgeson, Matt 120 Morris, Tammy 120, 107 Morris, Tommy 113 Musk, Doug 113 Neathery, Pami 113 Neathery, Tami 113 Nelson, Kim 113 Newman, Andy 113 Newman, Martha 120, 108, 103 Nichols, Ralph 113 Nichols, Susan 130, 62 Norris, Judy 132, 99, 34 Osborn, Phil 120 Owen, Cindy 113, 36 Oyler, Cindy 133, 34. 62, 94, 98, 99 Page, Charlene 133 Page, Craige 113 Page, Curt 133, 54, 85 Page, Julie 120 Pence, Vicky 113, 103, 108 Peterson, Carol 120 Pierce, Bobby 120 Pierce, Lisa 113 Poison, Dina 113 Powley, Lisa 133, 98 Prather, Jim 120 Pratt, Paul 133 Preston, Julie 121, 108 Putnam, Bill 113 Putnam, Rich 121, 76 Putnam, Suzie 113, 103, 86, 108 Putnam, Teresa 121, 86 Quinn, Cathy 113 Ramos, Carlos 133, 56 Ramos, Lupe 113 Reed, Kristy 121 Reed, Russell 133 Regan, Kellie 121 Reutter, Annette 121, 103 Reyes, Alicia 113 Reyes, Carmen 133, 102 Reyes, Yolanda 120 Rhodes, Dede 113 Richards, Debbie 120 Richter, Brian 134 Richter, Laura 1 13 Rigsby, Sandy 113. 98 Ritter, Jeff 121 Roach, Jim 133 Roach, Nita 113 Roark, Scott 113 Robinson, Ann 133, 96, 94. 99 Robinson, Carol 113, 103, 108 Rodriguez, Olga 121 Romero, Martha 114 Roy, Ellen 134, 108 Russell, Jim 121,95 Samaras, Chris 134 Schuler, Angie 130 Schuler, Fred 114 Scopel, Ed 134 Scopel, Steve 114, 106 Scott, Flossie 121 Scranton, Sam 121 Sheagley, Jon 121, 82 Sheffield, Debbie 121 Sheppard, Corky 121 Sheppard, Jeannine 121 Shore, Kim 134 Shoufler, Herb 114, 108, 76 Shoufler, Karl Shoufler, Marsha 135 Silver, Dave 121 Simmons, Cathy 114 Simpson, Vicki 114 Sims, Paula 121, 94, 96 Sinclair, Jennifer 135, 96, 66 Singleton, Ann 135. 108, 96. 98, 94, 192 Siville, Maralee 135 Slates, Mike 135, 108, 82 Slates, Tim 114, 94 Sloan, Jeff 114, 76 Smiley, Wynn 121, 108 Smith, Keely 122 Smith, Lori 122 Snively, Kim 122 Solis, Vincente 122 Sollars, Jackie 114 Stebbins, Jeff 135 Stebbins, Randy 122 Stephens, Butch 122 Stephens, Kathy 122 Stipp, Jeff 114, 82, 108, 96 Stockton, Connie 135, 62 Stockton, Donna 114 Stone, Scott 114 Strawser, Dick 122 Strawser, Paul 122 Strawser, Robyn 114 Summers, Judy 122 Swope, Candy 122 Taflinger, Kim 114, 66 Taylor, Libby 135 Terry, Marci 122, 103 Toney, Kelly 122 Tutwiler, Paul 114 Tyler, Scott 114 Urich, Terry 122 Vailes, Kim 122 Vailes, Sherry 114 Vest, John 122 Vines, Robin 135, 108, 106, 98 Walder, Doug 1 14 Walder, Marilyn 138, 106, 96, 94, 98. 101 Walder, Pam 122, 94. 96 Wallace, Mike 138, 94, 99, 101 Wallace, Scott 114 Ward, Larry 138 Ward, Mark 122 Ward, Tim 114 Wardall, Greg 122 Warner, Gilbert 114 Watson, Bob 138 Watson, Jim 114 Watson, Margaret 122, 94 Weeks, Joy 114 Weger, Karen 103, 138, 52, 99 Whiteman, Judy 114, 66 Whiteman, Stephanie 138, 98, 66 Whitlow, Richard Wilkison, Jeff 138, 99 Wilson, Bob 122, 108 Wisdom, Pam 114 Yaden, Jane 122 Yanders, Dale-Lee 122 Yergler, Julie 114 Yonkers, Cindy 122 York, Quanee 138, 94 Zarate, Jesus 114 192 Picayune Staff This book is our attempt to portray life at HEL this year in the best way possible by providing a good variety of pictures and facts. Thank you to all the teachers and administrators who put up with our interruptions. I would also like to thank Cynthia, Janna, Glennie, Marilyn, Kevin, Jill, Barb, Ann, and Carol- gene. Also, a special thanks to Corey Mundwiler, our Taylor representative. Obviously, our book would not have been possible without the great picture taking efforts of Sudlow’s, Mr. Sheagley, Jane and Cindy. Last but not least, I would like to extend my sincere appre- ciation to Ms. Odle for her guidance. Row 1: M. Walder, A Singleton, G. Browne, C. Hartz. Row 2: Ms. Odle, K. Dain, J. Leigh, C. Baum. Absent: J. Metz, A. Robinson, and B. Herndon.