Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

1982 PICAYUNE Hoopeston-East Lynn H.S. Uol. 76 ADMINISTRATION 17 SOPHOMORES 103 FACULTY 23 JUNIORS 109 ORGANIZATIONS 29 SENIORS 115 ACTIUITIES 51 ADUERTISEMENTS 163 SPORTS 65 INDEX 184 4 7 11 12 13 14 — m 17 THOSE RESPONSIBLE GUIDING DISTRICT NO. II Superintendent Leo Huffman SCHOOL BOARD: Front Row: Frances Griswold. Harold Butzow, Deborah McBride. Robert Hatfield. Standing: Bruce McQuigg, Gael Neathery. Leo Huffman. Marvin Leigh. HIGH SCHOOL OPERATION DEPEND ON KEY PEOPLE Principal Don Dean Winona Sheridan. Principal's Secretary 20 Custodians: Berry Stone, Jay Fleming VOCATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE First Row. L-R: Bill Finch, Marty Parsons. Linda Laird, Linda Danner, Connie Cain. Second Row. L-R: Laurance John. Steve Paray, Tom Maire, Dan DeNeal. Jerry Bird. Margaret Feller. 21 CAFETERIA WORKERS; Jean Hollen, Janice Burk, Mary Bird, Lou Foxworthy. LaDean, Sheagley, Rosie Reed, Marie Brown. Anne Whiteman, Penny Flynn, Betty Bohme. Pat Vacketta. BUS DRIVERS: Anabelle McQuigg, Rick Layden, Junior Lawson. Gib Stock. Harry Hoffman. 22 23 JOANNE BARRACKS Eastern III. Univ. — B.S. Clothing, Foods, Child Development MARK CONOLLY Milikin Univ. — B.A., N.C.E.. M. Ed. U S. and III. History. Political Systems BOB DOTY Murry State Univ. — B.S.. Univ. of III. — M S.. D O. DARRELL BROWN Eastern III. Univ. — B.S. Health. Boy's P.E. JEWELL CARR Eastern III. Univ. — B.S. Adult Living, Parenting, Consumer Management. Living Environments BILL DISINGER Ball State Univ. — B.S. Woods. Cabinet Making RANDY FELLER Eastern III. Univ. — B.S. American. World History CHRISTINE COX Eastern III. Univ. — B.S. Plane Geometry. Consumer Math ROY DUGLE Chicago Art Inst. — B.F.A. Special Education 24 CHUCK FENWICK Hinsdale GM Training Inst., Bentendorf Ford Training Inst. Auto Mechanics MARTI FRY Lakeview School of Nursing — R N. Health Occ., Nurse s Aide RICHARD FRANTZ Western Mich. Univ. — B.S. English II, III, and Comp. DICK GEDDES III. Wesleyan Univ. — B.S. English II. English Communications, Boy's P.E. DALE FRY William Penn Coll. — B.A.,Eastern III. Univ. — M.S. Electricity. Audio-Visual Director MIKEGILPATRICK Indiana Univ. — B.M.E. Chorus, Music Appreciation CAROL HECK Northern III. Univ. — B.S. French I and II JANET HUBER Eastern III. Univ. — B.S. Intro, to D.P.. Comp. Prog.. Office Sim. LARRY JAHN Eastern III. Univ. — B S.. M.S. Bookkeeping, Vocational Education Director 25 KAREN KOPKA III. State Univ. — BS. Art LARRY LOBB Eastern III. Univ. — B.S., Univ. of Illinois - M S. CINDY MASENGALE Eastern III. Univ. — B.S. Librarian, Library Science JIM MATTA Eureka College — B A., Indiana State Univ. — MS. Athletic Director, Boy’s P.E. tommy mcmillan Eastern III. Univ. — B.S.. Univ. of Illinois - M S. Typing, Business Law BILLMEDLER Eastern III. Univ. — B.S., Univ. of Illinois — MS. Biology. Chemistry JERRY PROSISE Eastern III. Univ. — B.S. Graphic Arts I and II DAN REED Eastern III. Univ. — B.S.. M S. Speech. TV Production JIM RICHARDS Eastern III. Univ. — B.S., Univ. of Illinois — MS. Driver s Ed. 26 QUENTIN RYDER Southern III. Univ. — B.S., Univ. of Notre Dame — M A Pol Sci. Economics. Behavioral Science DALE SEIDEL Southern III. Univ. — B.S. English III and IV EILEEN VINES Univ of Illinois — B.S , M S. Girl s P E. LEX SAMARAS III. State Univ. — B Ed., Columbia Univ. — M.A. Band GENE SHEAGLEY Bob Jones Univ. — B.S.. Antioch College — M.A. Biology. Physics TOM WONDERLIN Eastern III. Univ. — B.S.. M.S. Guidance Counselor JOHN SCHOENHOFEN III. State Univ. — B A . M.A Spanish I and II BOB TURNER Eastern III. Univ. — B.S. Metals 27 8 Z STUDENT COUNCIL Back. L-R: Vera Wisdom, Kirt Davis. Robby Norris. John Layden. Molly Layden. Nancy Burhmaster, Mr. Ryder. Mid- dle. L-R: Todd Wilken, Cory Baker. Mickey Sullivan (pres ), Scot Wonderlin, Bill Sullivan. Front, L-R: Julie Jackson. Brenda Gholson, Deanna Cawthorne, Edye Bury, Cindy Crain. HOMECOMING. ASSEMBLIES, PICNIC... ...AND ALL THAT GOOD STUFF!!! 29 HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Chrissie Manion, Edye Bury, Dave Johnson, Misti McBride, Eileen Turngren, Russ Walder, Marta Ontiveros. Row 2: Scot Wonderlin, Julie Matthews. Karen Hedges, Rob Johnson, Kirt Davis. Jon Buck. Row 3: Mickey Sullivan, Terri Tolch, Steve Walder, Rich Hatfield, Phil Pajor. HONOR SOCIETY Becoming a member of the National Honor Society is one of the greatest honors that can be bestowed upon a student because membership is restricted to such a small percentage of the student body and because competition is so keen for those few openings. This honor is not something that a student can win because of one outstanding performance in one specific area. It is one that is granted because of outstanding performance over a period of three to four years. Students are graded by the entire faculty in the areas of character, scholarship, leadership, and active participation. Only by maintaining a consistently high level of character can a student be named to this select group. Honor Society members have served their school, their community, their parents, and themselves in a valuable way. This positive influence will undoubtedly con- tinue as each member faces the challenges of the future. Mr. Seidel — Advisor Mr. Dean — Principal 31 THESPIANS Troupe 282 of the International Thespians (Drama) Society was organized nearly thirty five years ago at our high school. Since that time, there have been over 450 high school students recog- nized for their outstanding work on the stage. One student, John Bergstrom, (1957 Initiate) has since gone on to distinguish himself on the Broadway stage. Officers for 1981-82: ROB JOHNSON — PRESIDENT KAREN HEDGES — VICE PRES. TERRI TOLCH — SECRETARY BRENDA GHOLSON — TREAS. TOP PIC: THESPIANS 1982: Top Row, L to R: Lisa Stumph, Lori Dain, Mark Hartz, Julie Jackson, Molly Layden. Bottom Row: Brenda Gholson. Karen Hedges, Rob Johnson. Not Pictured: Terri Tolch, Marilyn Schoen. MID PIC: Initiates take written exam during formal initiation. BOTTOM PICS: Julie Jackson as “Scarlet O'Hara'', Mark Hartz as Rhett Butler , Marilyn Schoen as Prissy. 32 TOP PICS: Lisa Stumph. Initiates: L. Stumph. L. Dain. M Hartz, J. Jackson. M Layden. MIDDLE: Molly Layden (Princess Leah). Lori Dain (Raggedy Ann). Drama Club: R. Johnson. T. Tolch. C. Manion. E. Weyand. E. Bury. B. Gholson. A. Cox. Miss Evans. K. Hedges. M Shoen. LEFT: Drama Club in action: Rob Johnson and Brenda Gholson. FACULTY ADVISOR: Miss Sadie Evans. 33 (Health Occupatiori Students of America) L-R: Terese Keith, Tammy Clayburn, Abby Haughee, Kim Clayton, (Sponsor) Mrs. Fry. Back: Joyce Norenburg, Cyndl Christine, Bob- bie Gilpin. Jere Yonkers. 34 (Future Homemakers of America) Back. L-R: (Sponsor) Miss Carr, Mary Davis. Cathy Busch. Debbie Gilpin. Lisa Stumph. Bonnie O'Neal. 1st. L-R: Paula Burris. Sherry Murry. Mary Silver, Diane Langdoc. 35 (Future Farmers of America Back, L-R: John Layden. Richie Hatfield. Greg Samet, Steve Walder. Brian Umbanhower. Front. L-R: Michelle Focken, Russ Walder. Mark Magee. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE 36 CAMERA CLUB JERKERJOURNAL STAFF L-R. Mechelle Focken. Ralph Greenhalph. Jerry Dalton, Mr. Geddes (sponsor). Delores Martinez. Amy Cox. Margie Hamilton. Kristy Collier. Melvina Coffee. 37 ART CLUB Back. L-R: Miss Kopka, sponsor; Eric Houmes, Dana Davis. Amy Childers. Beth Umbanhower, Karen Hedges. Front. L-R: Tim Simonton. Bernie Solis. Christine Manion. Brenda Gholson. Janet Faught. 38 RADIO-VIDEO PRODUCTIONS CLUB Back, L-R: Mr. Reed, sponsor, Joey Layden, Frankie Jackson, Phil Vines. Jim Crozier, Terry Quackenbush. Middle, L-R: Mary Silver, Kim Clayton, Chrissie Manion, Clifford Crabtree, Darren Dukes. Front, L- R. Judy Duncan, Ralph Greenhalph, Mark Magee, Ray Kuhles, Troy Flint. 39 Row 1: LeAnn Whiteman, Marta Ontiveras, Johnny Mata, Brad Hunt, Cory Baker, Wayne Covington, Lori Dain, Mike Collier. Jon Buck, Julie Huffman. Julie Jackson. Lori Swim. Row 2: Della Bell. Christy Burke, Cynthia Gaddis. Dawn Martin. Tricia Hafner, Cathy Alexander, Abby Burch. Jackie Lackey. Katie Gregoire. Karen Poison. Jill McCormick, Deanna Drollinger. Tammy Warf. Stephanie Brooks. Robin Coon. Martha Ortiz. Angie Kelnhofer. Michele Layden, Chelle Johnson, Debbie Masters. Row 3: Mike Gilpatrick, Lex Samaras. David Busch. Tom Bailey. Sally Boyer, Jim Bailey, Abby Haughee. Kevin Ezell, Mike Boyer. Phil Collier, Tami Goin, Carrie Forshier, Deanna Molina, Mary Silver. Diana Johnson. Row 4: Terry Quakenbush, Phil Pajor, Mary Goodrum, Rick Dunavan, Mike Kaufman, Jeff Stumph, Kevin Weinard, Denise Hodge, Nancy Burhmester, Kim Strawser, Jeannie Field, Tania Molina, Lori Combs. Row 5: Phil Vines. Meridith Nord, Teresa Franklin, Mary Christine. Teena Goble. Julie Kult, Kelly Richards. Anne Probasco. Angie Kincade. Jennifer Thompson. Lisa Stumph. Betty Brougher, Judy Duncan, Cristela Martinez, Joe Layden. Not Pictured: Molly Layden. Cindy Crain, Greg Spear, Amy Slates. Stewart Coffman, Vera Wisdom. Denise Freeland, Jeanine Freeland. Kirt Davis. 40 DRUM MAJORS: Jon Buck, Lori Dain, Cory Baker MARCHING BAND TAKES A FIRST AT THE DANVILLE INVITATIONAL Lori Dain Conducts Band The marching band had a great season. They took first place in field competition at the Danville Invitational and received a second place in parade competition. The band received a first in field competition at the Eastern Illinois University Marching Band Contest. At the Watseka Invitational, the band took two second place awards in both field and parade. The Cornjerkers traveled to Chicago's Soldiers Field to participate in Music Bowl II. They received a fourth place, one place better than the year before. The Marching Cornjerkers on Parade 42 The Marching Cornjerkers At Home PEP BAND PROVIDES MUSIC FOR ROSSUILLE REGIONAL AND HOMF r.AMFR The Beat Goes On ... Meridith Nord on the Keyboard Bass. 43 A Smile and a helping hand MR. SAMARAS RETIRES Alexander Samaras, director of the Senior High Bands, announced his retirement this year. Mr. Samaras has taught for twenty years, the last seven of them being spent at H-EL. He graduated from Illinois State University with a Bachelor of Education Degree. He received his Master of Arts degree from Columbia University. Mr. Samaras enjoyed his students, and it clearly showed. He was always cheerful and ready to help. He will be missed by all of us. He says that he will have more time now to spend with his wife Carolyn, his four children, (David, Paul, Mark, and Nancy) and his five grandchildren. The staff of the Picayune would like to wish Mr. Samaras the best of luck. Mr. Samaras AND MICHAEL BOYER WINS AWARDS Mike Boyer a senior trumpet player was selected to play in the Illinois Music Educators Association All State Band this year. To receive this honor, he was required to participate in two other bands. First he was selected by the school to compete in the district band. The state is divided into several districts and students from all over the state are chosen to form several bands. From there he was selected to participate in the all district band. This band is comprised of the best players from the district bands. Mike was then selected to audition for the state band. The event lasted for three days and was held in Springfield. The students practice each day with a guest conductor and presented a concert the last day. Lori Daln Plays Plano Solo. Jon Buck receives John Philip Sousa Award. CONCERT BAND ACTIVITIES 1981-82 BAND OFFICERS: Mike Boyer, Pres.; Abby Haughee, V. Pres.; Nancy Buhrmesler, Secretary 45 Jon Buck receives Louis Armstrong Jazz Award. JAZZ BAND COMPETES AT OAK LAWN. EIU The Jazz Band, under the direction of Mr. Lex Samaras, competed at two contests this year. They received a fourth place at both Oak Lawn and Eastern Illinois University. This year was the first time the band competed at Oak Lawn Jazz Festival. In addition, the group performed for various band concerts. The Fine Arts Festival, and The Rotary. Jon Buck was presented with the Louis Armstrong Band Award for best musician of the year. Row 1: Mary Goodrum, Phil Pajar, Mike Boyer, Kevin Ezell. Abby Haughee, Kirt Davis. Row 2: Judy Duncan, Jeannie Field. Terry Ouakenbush, Tania Molina, Chelle Johnson. Row 3: Amy Slates, Lori Dain, Jeff Stumph, Kevin Weinard, Cory Baker. Jon Buck, Stewart Coffman, Lex Samaras, Greg Spear. 46 JAZZ BAND AND SWING CHOIR TOUR WASHINGTON D.C. Swing Choir performs at Pentagon. How to handle Chaperones The Swing Choir and Jazz Band traveled to Washington D.C. during the summer for a tour of the area. They performed at the Capitol, Pentagon, and in Williamsburg, Virginia. They visited Washington Landmarks such as the Capitol Building, Lincoln Memorial, Smithsonian Institute, and Ford’s Theater. They saw the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the National Cemetery. They also spent time in Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, Virginia, the Robert E. Lee Plantation, as well as a day at Busch Gardens. After a long tiring bus ride (21 hours), the group returned home from a smooth and enjoyable trip. SWING CHOIR PERFORMS POPULAR MUSIC The H—EL Swing Choir The Swing Choir this year performed for many different groups. Some of their performances included Rotary, BPW, The Danville Veterans Hospital, and other civic groups. They sang the “Theme from The Muppet Show,” “What I Did For Love,” Through the Eyes of Love,” and other popular songs. Although they did not compete, they had a very successful year. Row 1: Kirt Davis, Kim Clark, Phil Hollen, Merideth Nord, Marilynn Schoen, Frankie Jackson, Tania Molina, Molly Layden. Row 2: Teresa Franklin, Rob Johnson, Lori Root, Brenda Gholson. Beth Haggerty, Jett Stumph, Sally Crozier, John Layden. Row 3: Mark Hartz, Martin Par- sons, Lori Dain, Phil Vines, Cory Baker. Juli? Jackson, Scot Wonderlin. Not Pictured: Greg Spear, Rhys Scranton, Wayne Covington. CHORUS GIUCS THREE CONCERTS Concert Choir performs at Graduation. r v The The chorus performed three major concerts this year. They sang a Christmas Concert, performed at the Fine Arts Festival, and provided musical entertainment for The 1982 Commencement Exercises. The Seniors' last performance. CHORUS Row 1: Kim Clark. Marilynn Schoen. Teresa Franklin. Lori Dain, Brenda Gholson. Julie Jackson. Sally Crozler, Beth Haggerty Lori Root Molly Layden. Row 2: Betty Brougher. Kristy Collier. Evelyn Greenhalgh. Misti Lanie. Mary Silver. Karen Poison. Melissa Lane. Julie Gatrell ’ Cathy Alexander. Sherry Murry. Row 3: Jamie Smith, Julie Huffman. Kim Clayton. Lori Brown. Denise Hodge. Frankie Jackson. Allen Wilson Kirt Davis. Lisa Stumph. Terri Tolch. Debbie Garrison. Row 4: Jeff Stumph. Rob Johnson. Phil Hollen. Mike Walder. Phil Abbott. Phil Vines Cory Baker. Mark Hartz. Martin Parsons. Jim Compton. Scot Wonderlin. John Layden, Karen Hedges. Amy Zarate. Martha Ortiz GAA BOWLING Front, L-R: Edye Bury. Shery Stark, Lori Blackwell. Chris Kasalis, Julie Matthews. Mrs. Vines. Back. L-R: Debbie Gilpin. Karen Hedges. Kim Clayton. Amie Childers, Lori Brown. DO STUDENTS (Diversified Occupations) Back, L-R: Phil Neal. Misti McBride. Edye Bury. Tony Kirts, Peggy Christensen. Amy Kaag. Pam Nichols. Elma Zamarripa. Don Tweedy Middle, L-R: Nancy Combs. Amy Zarate, Bryan Cade, Brenda Knuth, Vera Wisdom. Tim Trimble. Front. L-R: Carl Beaty. Rhys Scranton, Jay Johnson, David Yayden, Marvin Dopkins, Irasema Zarate. Connie Rodriguez. 50 51 HOMECOMING Top to Bottom: Karen Hedges. Linda Drollinger, Molly Layden, Marilynn Shoen. and Chrissie Manion. 2nd PIC: Emily Weyand. Rhys Scrantin, Julie Gatrel. Kristi Collier, Melvin Reed, Eileen Turngren. 3rd PIC: Juniors working on float. 4th PIC: Seniors working on float. 5th PIC: Sophomores working on float. 52 Darren Pierce Chuck Eighner Jim Bailey Cheerleading try-outs. Pie-eating con- test, chainlinks, and many other things were part of the fun during the homecom- ing assembly. Bill Burton and John Lane 53 ... the fires of homecoming are kindled... Judges and 1st Place Float Senior Float Sophomore Float Junior Float 1st Place 54 55 J.V. Cheerleaders CINDY CRAIN NAMED 1981 HOMECOMING QUEEN The 1981 Homecoming Queen was Cindy Crain. Her escort for the ceremonies was Martin Parsons. Cindy's court included Paula Burress and her escort, Mark Ramsey; Kathy Roach and her escort Danny Goodrum. The Junior attendants were Teresa Bugera and her escort Rich Hatfield; and Janie Bruends escorted by Kurt Carswell. The sophomore attendants were Nancy Buhrmester escorted by Kirt Davis and Missy Carswell escorted by Jim Bailey. 1981 Homecoming Queen The Suspense Builds 56 FROM TOP TO BOTTOM Martin Parsons and Cindy Crain; Glen Judy and Pam Clark; Danny Goodrum and Kathy Roach, Rich Hatfield and Teresa Bugera; Kirt Davis and Nancy Buhrmester; Mark Ramsey and Paula Burress. Kurt Carswell and Janie Bruens. Jim Bailey and Missy Carswell 57 MOCK WEDDING Held on December 16th in the high school gym. The adult living class held the fictitious ceremony after studying engagements and marriage. Participants were: Bride — Paula Burress Groom — Chuck Eighner Maid of Honor — Tammy Clayburn Best Man — Allan Baker Bridesmaids — Mary Davis Bobbi Mannin Lori Blackwell Janice Young Groomsmen — Andy Hoskins Jim Grove Tom Kirts Dave Pickett Ushers — Rodney Ramos, Todd Harris Guest Book — Kathy Roach Minister — Kenny Kuhles Photographer — Bernie Solis Soloist — Lori Dain A special thanks to Claudia DeWitt who graciously supplied the dresses and the flowers. 58 Mr Ryder escorts Paula Todd Haris and Rodney Ramos Andy Hoskins. Dave Pickett. Alan Baker, and Chuck Eighner 59 FINE ARTS FESTIVAL 60 Art Cordova Jim Grove Dave Thorn BEST OF SHOW Eileen Turngren 61 OKLAHOMA WHOA Don't shoot Mr Carnes!” PEOPLE WILL SAY WE RE IN LOVE Aunt Eller and Mr. Carnes O WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNING The Hoopeston East Lynn Music Department presented “OKLAHOMA’’ as a dinner theatre on April 2nd, 3rd, and 6th. CHORUS AND DANCERS Betty Brougher, Lori Brown, Kim Clark, Sally Crozier, Teresa Franklin, Melissa Lane, Delores Martinez, Lori Root, Lisa Stumph, Jennifer Thomp- son, Phil Abbott, Frankie Jackson, Mike Walder, and Allen Wilson. EVERYTHING’S GOING MY WAY” EXECUTIVE STAFF Theatrical Director.................. Sadie Evans Musical Directors....................Lex Samaras Mike Gilpatrick Tech. Director......................Mike Gilpatrick Choreographer.................................Lisa DeWitt YOU COULD HANG YOURSELF Scenic Design .............. Mr. McGlauphlin Make-up ......................... Misti Lanie Julie Huffman Evelyn Greenhalgh Publicity Mgr.................... Rose Buck Lori tells about her problems Dream Ballet Square Dance CAST OF CHARACTERS Aunt Ellen Murphy .... Molly Layden Curly McClain ......... Mark Hartz Laurey Williams.........Lori Dain Ike Skidmore..........John Layden Slim...........................Phil Hollen Will Parker ...... Martin Parsons Jud Fry .......... Scot Wonderlin Ado Annie..........Marilyn Schoen Ali Hakim.......................Rob Johnson Gertie.............Brenda Gholson Ellen............... Kristy Collier Vivienne .......... Beth Haggerty Faye........................Julie Jackson Andrew Carnes........JeffStumph Cord .................. Jim Bailey OKLAHOMA HELLO” PERSIAN GOODBYE 63 OKLAHOMA cont Grand finale •POOR JUD IS DEAD Wedding scene OKLAHOMA . . . YEOW 64 65 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Doug Knapp, Danny Simpson. Mark Haggerty. Row 2: Phil Hollen, Clifford Crabtree, Don Dazey, Jim Crozier, Kirt Davis. Row 3: Coach Ryder, Rodney Ramos, Bob Alexander. John Layden, Rey Montez, Dave Johnson. 66 WAUSECA CONF. CHAMPS Cross Country 1981-82 Duel Record 11-5 Major Meets Wauseca Conf. 1st Bismarck-Hen Inv. 4th St. Joe-Ogden Cl. 4th Clifton C. Inv. 3rd IHSA Dist. 3rd IHSA Sect. 6th (of 12) (of 26) (of 5) (of 9) (of 16) 67 EXCEPTIONAL EFFORT. KIRT K1RT... 69 70 72 HOMECOMING WEEK ANTICS Season Record: 6W-4L Most Valuable Player: Dave Pickett Greg Matta Captains: Rhys Scranton John Runge Dave Pickett Most Spirited: Tom Kirts Most Improved: Phil Pajor -4 ff '2 '� i Most Dedicated: Phil Pajor Jeff Harden ALL WAUSECA CONFERENCE Defense: Dave Pickett, Tackle Greg Matta, LB ? Offense: Rhysfecranton, Wide Receiver Special Mention: Phil Pajor Honorable Mention: John Runge Mel Reed FIRST WINNING SEASON IN FIFTEEN YEARS!!! 74 75 1981 DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL WINNERS Front Row: St. Terry Tolch, Kim Strawser, Nancy Buhrmester, Teresa Bugera. Misti Pierce. Jeannie Field. Janie Bruens. 2nd Row: Kathy Putnam. Michelle Layden, Julie Mathews. Jamee Wisdom. Amy Slates. Tonia Molinia. 76 HEL INVITATIONAL CHAMPS 1980 VOLLEYBALL SEASON Watseka W 5-15 15-10 16-14 Paxton L 3-15 4-15 Georgetown W 15-13 16-14 Rantoul L 15-13 12-15 11-15 Westville W 15- 2 15- 7 Schlarman W 15- 8 15- 6 Champaign C. L 15- 6 15- 7 Clifton C. L 15-11 10-15 9-15 Champaign Cent L 1-15 13-15 10-15 Gibson City L 15- 7 11-15 7-15 Danville W 15- 5 10-15 15-11 Paxton L 16-14 7-15 10-15 Rossville Alvin W 15- 9 15- 0 Westville W Forfeit (Strike) Watseka L 15-11 12- 5 13-15 Bismarck-Hen W 15- 5 15-11 Georgetown W 9-15 15- 6 15- 4 Schlarman W 15-10 15- 6 Clifton C. W 9-15 15-12 15-12 Gibson City L 15-10 14-16 11-15 Urbana L 11-15 15- 3 14-16 Rankin W 15- 6 15- 8 Potomac W 15- 4 12-15 15- 2 Bismarck-Hen w 15- 6 8-15 15-11 Armstrong District Schlarman w 15- 4 15- 7 Wellington w 15-12 15- 5 Bismarck-Hen w 15-11 15- 5 Mahomet-Sey Sectional Mahomet-Sey L 15- 9 15- 9 The Cornjerker Varsity Volleyball Team won 17 and lost 11 matches. The Junior Varsity also had a win- ning season with a 12-9 record. The girls won the 10th Annual H-EI Invitational and the Armstrong District but ended their season in the Sectional to Mahomet-Seymour. A very young team, with lots of spirit, ex- tremely coachable and exceptional potential. Coach Vines stated “The season was one of the most enjoyable.” 77 CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Lori Root, Kim Clark. Julie Jackson. Row 2: Michelle Focken. Angie Kincade. Marta Dunavan GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 79 Row 1: Jamie Smith, Janet Clyden, Karen Poison. Row 2: Denise Hodge. Julie Gatrell, Michele Layden, Nancy Buhrmester Row 3: Coach Mulcahey, Bonnie O'Neal. Abby Haughee. Kim Strawser, Patti O’Neal (Mgr.). 80 J.V. BASKETBALL — GIRLS Row 1: Sonia Cordova. Debbie Masters. Penny Nuss. Row 2: Amy Cox. Denise Hodge. Janet Clyden, Michele Layden. Karen Poison. Coach Mulcahey. 81 The Hoopeston-East Lynn Cornjerkers enjoyed a very successful roundball season with a 22-6 record. The Cornjerkers used a fullcourt press, man-to-man defense, and the fastbreak to offset other teams. The team earned another Wauseca Conference Championship and had a late season victory string of 11 consecutive games. The season began slowly as the team had to ad- just to a new coach and a new style of play. After winning a second place trophy in the Classic, and a third place trophy at Rossville, the team settled down to playing consistent basketball through good teamwork and hard work. The highlight of the season was a triple overtime victory over Schlarman. Awards for 1981-82 include: 1. Mickey Sullivan — Captain 2. Mickey Sullivan and Greg Matta — Co. MVP. 3. Jon Buck — FG% Award 4. Greg Matta — FT% Award 5. Bill Sullivan and Jay Martin — Most Improved 6. John Layden — Most Spirited 7. Greg Matta — Rebounding Award 8. Greg Matta — Personal Statistical Effort Award Coach Feller directs a player H-EL VARSITY: Row 1: Bill Burton. Cyndi Christine. (Mgr.) Teresa Bugera, (stat) Terri Tolch, (Mgr.) John Goodrum Row 2: Thad Mat- ta. Rusty Allen. John Layden. Scot Wonderland. Jay Martin. Row 3: Mickey Sullivan. Bill Sullivan. Mark Hartz, Greg Matta. Jon Buck. 82 Bill Sullivan Rusty Allen Jay Martin John Goodrum SENIORS: Scot, John, Ernie, Mick, Mark, Jon, and Rusty Mark Hartz and Bill Sullivan Scot Wonderlin and Bill Burton H-EL BASKETBALL Paxton St. Anne Unity of Tolono •Schlarman ‘Clifton Central 'Paxton •Gibson City Rantoul Bismark Henning Oakwood Armstrong St. Joe Ogden Beecher •Westville •Watseka St. Anne •Schlarman 'Clifton Central •Gibson City Paxton •Georgetown •Westville •Watseka Rossville Alvin •Georgetown +Oakwood +Bismark Henning ♦Schlarman We They 92 38 87 61 38 42 61 64 72 40 75 34 58 68 73 69 64 55 62 57 68 54 46 47 76 32 72 46 88 72 50 57 72 71 3 ots 85 57 68 66 70 40 74 51 67 50 68 50 79 54 56 40 70 38 50 36 53 57 + Regionals Wauseka Conference 85 J.V. TEAM: Row 1: John Lane. Lenard Haley. Todd Sheridan. Jim Bailey. Todd Wilken. Row 2: Coach Brown. Thad Matta, Mike Pickett. Robbie Norris. Chris Leigh. 87 WRESTLING Row 1: Judy Duncan, Cathy Alexander. Kathy Ritter, Teresa Franklin. Diana Johnson, Paul Ward, Steve Ramsey. Don Dazey. Row 2: Joe Mathews, Tom Bailey. Mike Shoufler, Dave Johnson, Rey Montez. Ralph Greenhalgh. Mark Magee. Mark Haggerty. Row 3: Pedro Zarate, Jim Grove, Jack Grove, Joe Layden, Darrin Pierce. Chuck Eighner, Coach Richards. 88 Coach Jim Richards resigned as head wrestling coach this year. Head coach at Hoopeston for 14 years, Coach Richards has posted an impressive coaching record at H-EL of 191-60-1. We congratulate Coach Richards on this record, and wish him continued success in all future endeavors. Coach Richards 89 1981-82 Wrestling Season Summary 98 Steve Ramsey .. , So.i 21-9 D2nd £HfB8 105 '■'112 Mark Hagger Fr. ‘8-16-1 Mark Magee ' r S6. 1-18 m Paul Ward Rey Montez Jr. o-i VI Sr. 26-5 NT 4th SV 2nd D 1st Sect 1st 1 119 Ralph Greenhalgh So 2-12 119 Tim Boose 1-3 126 Don Dazey ; So. 1-3 ”l32 Dave Johnsoh Sr. 31-8 NT 4th SV 3rd D 1st Sect 3rd 138 Mike Shoufler Sr. 20-3 5V 1st D 1st 145 Darrin Pierce Jr. 14-f-1SV2ndD3rd 155 Melvin Reed Sr. 10-16-1 p 167 Joe Layden Jr. 8-11 NT 4th 167 Jack Grove Sr. 1-10 185 Jim Grove Sr. 6-18 Hwt. Chuck Eighner Sr. 27-6 NT 1st SV 3rd D 1st Sect 3rd ‘Manager Paul Ward Season Record 9-9-1 State Qualifiers: Rey Montez, Dave Johnson and Chuck Eighner Tourney Chart Normal Tourney — 8th Stillman Valley — 3rd District — 3rd Sectional — 5th 90 91 GIRL’S TRACK 92 Row 1: Amy Slates. Kathy Putnam, Nancy Rodriguez, Cristela Martinez, Diana Johnson. Row 2: Jamie Smith. Karen Poison, Kathy Ritter. Nancy Buhrmester, Janet Clyden, Teresa Bugera. Not Pictured: Jamee Wisdom. Mr. Geddes Pays Off On A Wage SEASON RESULTS St. Joe 66 H-EL 62 H-EL 97 Schlarman 30 H-EL 74 Watseka ' 63 Cissna Park 26 Oakwood 81 H-EL 66 Rossville 17 Paxton 82 H-EL 68 Buckley-Loda 12 H-EL St. Anne 57 Momence 46 H-EL 73 Gibson City 55 RENNSELEAR RELAYS 6th DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 35 pts. at Rossville WAUSECA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS at Paxton 52 pts. ST A TE COMPETITION H-EL 94 Bis-Henrr 34 H-EL 72 Georgetown 54 400 Dash 1600 Run 3200 Run 400 Relay 1600 Relay H-EL Sheldon Rankin TWELVE SCHOOL RECORDS TWO CONFERENCE RECORDS BOY’S TRACK Row 1: D Nelson, D. Colunga, T. Chesnut, J. Runge, R. Montez. M. Haggerty, J. Harden. A. Hoskins. D. Gaddis, C. Gress. Row 2: D. Dukes, R. Lawson, K. Davis, J. Layden, D. Johnson. M. Hatfield. D. Knapp. S. Warf. R. Ramos. Row 3: Coach Ryder. T. Sheridan. S. Hertel. D. Yaden. R. Scranton, J. Buck, S. Wonderlin. M. Sullivan, B. Sullivan, E. Hurt. D. Pickett, Head Coach Doty. 95 DUAL RECORD: 8W-3L K. Davis: 4:22.6 1600 meter run at state meet J. Hardin: 11.1 sec., 100 meter dash J. Buck: 21.3 ft., long jump M. Sullivan: 39.11 ft., triple jump D. Pickett: 49 ft., 6 in., shot put 400 meter relay team: 44.4 sec. 800 meter relay team: 1:40.1 sec. 96 97 THOSE SWINGING GIRLS Row 1: Misti Pierce. Row 2: Chelle Johnson, Jeanine Freeland. Lori Swim. Tania Molina. Kathy Evans. Julie Gatrell. Denise Hodge. Row 3: Julie Mathews. Misti Lanie. Marta Dunavan. Abby Haughee, Denise Freeland. Jeanne Fields. Bonnie O’Neal. Tina Jackson. Coach Bandy. 98 Bonnie at the bat (T WAS A FUN SEASON (STATS NOT AVAILABLE) Practice makes perfect MV Rats. . . out again! Oops!!! . . a HIT!!! BASEBALL Suiting up headed HOME!!! Bench Strength . . who's 26 . . around third and . . .. One out men” . a curve on the corner Back: L-R: Mick Sullivan. Bill Sullivan. Greg Matta. Thad Matta. Dave Pickett. Front: Allen Baker. Jim Baily. Trent Chesnut. Dave Johnson. Not Pictured: John Buck. Eric Gaffney. John Goodrum. John Layden. Darrin Pierce. Don Stebbins. •Stats BAT. AV. 500 CLUB: G. Matta 567 A. Baker........................ 535 D. Stebbins.....................500 300 Club: M. Sullivan ................... 374 T. Matta.........................363 D. Pierce.......................300 TEAM RECORD: W L 7 3 WAUSECA CONF. 2nd CONGRATULATIONS 101 AUTOGRAPHS 103 Philip Abbott Cathy Alexander Lisa Alexander Rhonda Allen Tina Allison James Bailey Steven Baker Della Bell Daniel Bridgman Stephanie Brooks Betty Brougher Nancy Buhrmester Christy Burke Cathy Busch William Cannon Melissa Carswell Philip Chorney Pauline Christensen Kimberly Clark Janet Clyden Richard Cobb 104 Michael Collier Jose Colunga Jeffrey Coss Amy Cox Clifford Crabtree Bill Crozier James Crozier Sally Crozier Todd Davis Donald Dazey Darren Dukes Marta Dunavan Judy Duncan Janet Faught Troy Flint Michelle Focken Richard Fouse Teresa Franklin Cynthia Gaddis Eric Gaffney Mary Goldsbery Jose Gonzalez Mary Goodrum Steven Grant Ralph Greenhalgh Santos Guajardo Leonard Haley Barry Hall Denise Hodge Rod Hotler 105 Daryl Irvin Julie Jackson Diana Johnson Bobby Jones Noel Justice Michael Kaufman Amgela Kelnhofer Angela Kincade Douglas Knapp Johnny Lane Melissa Lane Tonia Lawson Michele Layden Kathy Lee Chris Leigh Mark Magee Shaun McMillan Joe Miles Robert Norris Michael Pickett Karen Poison Stephen Ramsey Randy Reed Robert Richardson Joe Rieches Laura Root Alicia Salinas Gregory Savage Todd Sheridan Mary Silver 106 Danny Simpson Margie Simpson Greg Spear Charles Strawser Kim Strawser Scott Strawser Jeff Stumph Bill Sullivan Jennifer Thompson Bryan Umbanhowar Jim Walder Mike Walder Steve Warf Christina Wetli Todd Wilken Class Officers and Sponsors: Miss Carr. Mr. Turner. Mr Fenwick. Michelle Focken, Bill Sullivan, and Nancy Buhrmester 107 109 Julie Basher Cory Baker Julie Baker Virginia Beaty Karen Bishop Mary Ann Blakey Tim Boose Janie Bruens Teresa Bugera Bill Burton Bryan Cade Kurtis Carswell Cyndi Christine Oralia Colunga James Compton Karol Cox Lori Dain Jerry Dalton Dorothy David Tina David 110 Kirt Davis John Decker Linda Drollinger Ron Dunaven Wendy Edwards Kathy Ferguson Jeanne Field Ralph Foley Denise Freeland Todd Gammon Debbie Garrison Brenda Gholson Bobbie Gilpin John P. Goodrum John R. Goodrum Gail Green Beth Haggerty Margie Hamilton Kevin Hasselbring Rich Hatfield Karen Hedges Shaun Hertel Phil Hollen Susan Holt Julie Huffman Frankie Jackson Gina Kahl Teresa Keith Tony Kirts Ray Kuhles 111 Misti Lanie Craig Lawson Joe Layden Molly Layden Richard Lee Bruce Livingston Jay Martin Dolores Martinez Juan Matta Julie Mathews Greg Matta Karen Matthews David McCann John Miles Sherry Murry Shawnda Nichols Joyce Norenberg Bonnie O'Neal Cassie Parker Danny Peevler Darrin Pierce Terry Quackenbush Lisa Rigsby Paul Roberts Corina Rodriguez Greg Samet Marilynn Schoen Ron Schwartz Mark Senn Jeff Smelser 112 Sherri Stark David Stephens Alfred Stump Lisa Stumph Kenny Sweet Terri Tolch Tim Trimble Don Tweedy Steve Walder Dawn Ward Paul Ward Eugene Warner Denise Wiles Jane Williams Allen Wilson Class Officers and Sponsors: Mr. Disinger. Mr. Samaras. Mrs. Vines. Joe Layden. Janie Bruens. Bill Burton 113 HOOPESTON - EAST LYNN SR HIGH 2 WEEKS LEFT ! ! ! SENIOR PICNIC 114 Juan Jose Acosta Mar. 6, 1964 Robert Eugene Alexander Oct. 7, 1964 Russell Drew Allen II Sept. 11. 1964 Shala Renee Bell Oct. 16, 1963 Delmar Carl Beaty Nov. 26, 1962 116 Lori Michele Blackwell Nov. 8, 1964 Patricia Ann Bretz Oct. 9, 1964 Michael Dean Boyer July 23, 1964 Lori Jean Brown Nov. 1, 1964 Jonathan Austin Buck Aug. 21, 1964 Starla Lynn Bugera April 19, 1964 117 Paula Ann Burress May 27, 1964 Thomas DeWayne Carter Nov. 21, 1964 Willa Mae Burton Jan. 11, 1964 Deanna Sue Cawthon April 7, 1964 Kelly Jean Burke June 24, 1964 Edythe Ann Bury April 16, 1964 118 Peggy Ann Christensen May 16, 1964 Amy Jo Childers Feb.24, 1964 Kimberly Dawn Clayton Sept. 14, 1964 119 Arturo Cordova Sept. 29, 1964 Susan Jean Creamer Jan.24, 1963 120 Rodney Dean Drollinger Sept. 15, 1964 Marvin Eugene Dobkins Sept. 30, 1964 Charles John Eighner Oct. 28, 1963 i 121 Richard Lee Galloway July 8, 1964 Daniel Joseph Goodrum Dec. 5, 1963 Julie Kay Gatrell June 24,1964 Deborah Lynn Gilpin Oct. 28. 1963 122 Evelyn Ingrid Greenhalgh March 24, 1964 Jacky Lee Grove June 25, 1964 Christopher Paul Gress Oct. 25, 1964 Jimmy Lee Grove June 25, 1964 Rhonda Sue Hale Nov. 20, 1964 Jeffrey Todd Harden April 1, 1963 123 Abigail Jean Haughee April 13, 1964 Mark Earl Hartz March 31, 1964 Andrew Allen Hoskins June 12.1964 Kristy Jo Hurt Oct. 31, 1964 124 David Arthur Johnson Jan.5. 1964 Amy Lu Kaag July 31. 1964 125 Brenda Dee Knuth Aug.13, 1964 John David Layden Nov. 26, 1963 126 Raymon Matthew Lile Feb. 7, 1964 Christine Marie-katherine Manion Oct. 8, 1964 127 William Lee Michael April 6, 1963 Pamela Sue Nichols March 21, 1964 Douglas Huel Neal Oct. 14, 1964 Marta Leticia Ontiveros Sept. 11, 1964 128 Martha Alicia Ortiz Jan. 26, 1963 Martin Donald Parsons Apr. 24, 1964 Lisa Ann Pelser March 2, 1964 David Ray Pickett Dec. 2, 1963 129 Misti Dawn Pierce June 3, 1964 Rodney Tovar Ramos Oct. 7, 1964 Kathy Jean Ritter Sept. 11, 1963 Melvin Earl Reed, Jr. Sept. 17, 1963 Mark Allen Ramsey Oct. 1, 1964 130 Clara Katherine Roach Sept. 5, 1963 John David Runge March 28. 1964 Lionel Armando Rodriquez Robert Ray Robinson March 16. 1964 Lewis Rhys Scranton July 1, 1964 Michael Eugene Shoufler Nov. 18. 1963 131 Timothy John Simonton June 27,1963 Carla Ann Smith July 17, 1964 Jamie Jean Smith June 13, 1963 Donald Allen Stebbins Feb. 25, 1964 132 Michael Patrick Sullivan Dec. 31, 1963 Eileen Elizabeth Turngren Oct. 26. 1964 Beth Andrea Umbanhowar April 19, 1964 Ricky Lee Underwood Oct. 15, 1964 133 Philip Lee Vines March 31, 1964 Patti Sue Walder Sept. 9, 1964 Russell Henry Walder Nov. 17, 1964 Janice Lynn Young June 12, 1964 Scot Alan Wonderlin June 24, 1964 Emily Louise Weyand Feb. 4, 1964 134 Alma Delia Zamarripa April 27, 1963 Bob Alexander Allen Baker Shala Bell Lori Blackwell Lori Brown Jon Buck Starla Bugera Paula Burress Willa Burton Edye Bury Deanna Cawthon Amy Childers Peggy Christensen Tammy Clayburn Kim Clayton Stewart Coffman Kristy Collier Cindy Crain Susan Creamer Dana Davis 136 Julie Gatrell Evelyn Greenhalgh Rhonda Hale Jett Harden Mark Hartz Abby Haughee Eric Houmes Ernie Hurt Kristy Hurt Dave Johnson Jay Johnson Rob Johnson Terry Keith Tom Kirts Brenda Knuth Kenny Kuhles Diane Langdoc John Layden Matt Lite Darren Lucas 137 Tracy Maire Chrissie Manion Misti McBride Pam Nichols Patty O’Neal Stephanie Parker Martin Parsons Lisa Pelser David Pickett Misti Pierce Mark Ramsey Melvin Reed Kathy Ritter Kathy Roach John Runge Tim Simonton Carla Smith Jamie Smith Bernie Solis Robin Sorenson 138 Mick Sullivan David Thorn Eileen Turngren Beth Umbanhowar Phil Vines Patti Walder Russ Walder Emily Weyand Scot Wonderlin Janice Young Alma Zamarripa Amy Zarate YES! YOU WERE 0 BEAUTIFUL BABY Orphans from Mr. Sheagley's room Irasema Zarate 139 SENIOR TEACHERS Mr. Doty (J. Layden) Mr. Huffman” (S. Coffman) Mr. Feller (E. Weyand) Mr. Wonderlin (C. Crain) Mr. Lobb” (M. Lile) Mrs. Huber (I. Zarate) Mrs. Masengale (A. Baker) Mr. McMillan (T. Cleveland) “Mr. Dean (M. Sullivan) c Miss Carr” (D. Cawthon) Mr. Turner (D. Lucas) Mr. Richards (J. Gatrell) 140 Mr. Jahn (J. Young) Mr. Matta Mrs. Barracks (R. Underwood) (P. Walder) Mr. Gilpatrick (M. Hartz) Mr. Fenwick (J. Grove) Mr. Seidel Mr. Sheagley (R. Allen) (C. Beaty) Mr. Dean, lays down the law to Mr. Prosise (T. Simoton). Photographer Bernie Solis “Mr Disinger (D. Thorn) “Mr. Conolly (Rob Johnson) 141 THERE IS MUCH PREPARATION 142 143 Respectfully, (Very Good For The Digestion) SENIOR CHALLENGE MR. DEAN: “On behalf of the staff members and residents of school district 11. we want to wish the class of 1982 the best of luck in the future. Each of you is completing a very long trek that started with a great deal of hope and promise and is now ending with those expectations being fulfilled. All of you have ac- complished more than you probably give yourself credit for. We have asked a lot of you, and we have not been disappointed. You have been a good class. We are certain that each of you will continue to be a good citizen in the future just as you have been in the past. Our sincerest wishes go with you as you enter this phase of your life.” WILLS and PROPHECY ...PRODUCE BELLY LAUGHS ... Donald L. Dean Laura Freeland Cindy Crain Tim Oyler John Runge Lori Blackwell Julie Gattrel Rey Montez John Lay den “Coronation and Royal Dance Robin Sorenson Micky Sullivan Cathy Roach Martin Parsons PROM ROYALTY OUR 1981 QUEEN AND KING Misty McBride Allan Baker 146 147 1982 KING AND QUEEN 148 Tammy and the ...? Sherlock Palmistry “The Real Abby?” 149 SENIOR- FACULTY SOFTBALL Scant on and Parsons, Ready to Go! Mr. Jahn and Mr. Brown Lay the aluminum to the ball.'' Gatrell levels the bat. . . Oh Shoot! A Pop up! 150 SENIOR FRISBEE TECHNIQUE . . Worth putting on film .. come to Chrissie. SCRANTONIAN HI-VIBES 151 153 WRITE YOUR OWN CAPTIONS 155 GRRR-EAT AMERICA 1982 156 ► GRADUATION 157 (Graduation continued) I don’t know ... it’s either serious business or... Just too, too much Some of us realize it’s a time for laughing and loving!!! 159 “We've cast our shadows on these hallowed halls for six short years. ... wish us well and God's providence as we go our separate ways’ 161 (Graduation continued) WE DID IT A POOR QUALITY PICTURE BUT ... WORTH ft 1.000 WORDS... (Not all of them good. Do you know how much that adds to C and G rental prices ...?) ( 162 163 ih� Helpful Hardware Man ™ AMERICAN LEGION Ira Owen Kreager Post 384 A •—•— Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 Main Street at the Tracks ILLIANA AUTOMOTIVE Jay Hartz, Inc. Second and Main Street Lou Hinkle Ed Linares BROWN’S WOODWORKS Hardware — Paint — Glass Lumber — Custom Built Cabinets • Machine Shop Service • Official Truck and School Bus Testing Lane • U-Haul Truck and Trailer Rentals Rt. 1 South — Hoopeston Ph. 283-7748 Drown-Alkire Funeral Home personal friends not professional strangers 309 E. Washington • 263-5126 • Hoopeston H. Dole Brown Robert A. AlWre AROUND THE FLAME RESTAURANT Ph. 283-7739 801 E. Thompson Hoopeston, Illinois 224-230 W. Penn Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 283-9361 164 CBS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1025 E. Thompson Ph. 283-5161 Hoopeston Congratulations Class of 1981 , . Terry Forshier Well give our word Lavawn Forshier toyOU. Mary Jane Dillon Mitchell I rrti in J°yce Fu|,on Sandra Preston TyT Vera Keller 1m 111 fcl Your Hoopeston Area Neighborhood Professionals R MLS Office Residence (217) 283-5628 (217) 283-6059 R. A. CARLSON CO., INC. Sheet Metal — Roofing 112 W. Main St. Roy A. Carlson Hoopeston, III. 60942 CONVENIENT FOOD G MART Route 9 Ph.283-6701 Wayne Tableman, Owner 283-5912 Good Luck Graduates 226 East Main 165 D(l f Pharmacy Hallmark Cards Fannie May Candies EASTERN ILLINOIS TELEPHONE CORP. 217-283-5126 Corner of Bank and Penn Streets Hoopeston, III. 310W. Penn Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 283-5151 Donald A. Buck — R.Ph. COX BUILDING SYSTEMS INC. CRAFTSMEN PRINTING 113 East Main Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 (217) 283-9574 Intersection of Routes 1 and 9 Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 283-9355 FLOWERS AND GIFTS BY MOLLY CULBERT The Best Flowers for the Important Times in Your Life. 702 W. Main Ph. 283-5578 FULTON HOME IMPROVEMENT Builder of New Homes Remodeling — Siding 815-984-3611 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 P A J| Food Processing Machinery Division I IVI Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 CLASS OF 1982 DR. CARL S. PARTAIN Optometrist 851 East Orange St. Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 283-7611 PLA-MOR LANES PIZZA KING 111 E. Main 283-5911 Congratulations Seniors Best Wishes to the Class of 82 Sandwich and Fountain Service BCM WWUtE YOU SEX 1H£ 502 W. Orange Hoopeston Ph. 283-5858 “Bob” “Ray” READ PONTIAC —BUICK OLDSMOBILE 424 N. Dixie Highway Ph. 283-6688 PILLSBURY W. D. SEARLE JEWELERS COMPANY Congratulations 1982 Graduates! • Quality Graded Diamonds and Gems • Name Brand Watches and Jewelry • Complete Service Department • Jewelry Appraisals 209 E. Main Street Hoopeston, Illinois Ph.283-6813 427 Front Street Hoopeston, Illinois Ph.283-5147 170 SHUR-FIT FOOTWEAR SMITTY’S DUAL WHEEL TIRE SERVICE Family Shoe Store Best Wishes Today and Every Day of Your Lives 218 E. Main Hoopeston, Illinois Ph.283-5222 “On the Farm Service” Steve Torbet, Owner 8 Miles West of Rossville 217-748-6138 TJKE SEWING BOUTIQin TED’S HOME BEVERAGE Wine, Liquor, and Cordials From Around the World HOOPESTON FABRIC SHOP 103 West Penn Street Hoopeston, Illinois (217) 283-7125 101 W. Main St. Hoopeston Ph. 283-7213 •Jut time, fc ox uouxie f( HEALTH CLUB 208 N Market 283 5457 Hoopeston. IL 60942 Amana Kitchenaid Maytag Zenith STOKELY-VAN CAMP, INC. Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 283-5141 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of 82 224 East Main St. Hoopeston, III. 60942 Phone 217-283-5107 Magic Chef RCA Carrier Tappan Whirlpool 171 WORTHEN’S “Leader in Quality” Ladies Apparel 203 E. Main 128 W. Walnut Hoopeston Watseka G. F. Langley, Owner YOUTH FASHION II 209 S. Market Hoopeston, IL 217-283-7313 Fashions for Infants-Size 16 WELLINGTON STATE BANK ‘The Thank You Bank' 984-3130 Wellington, Illinois SWING effort' T,U ELEVATOR i 217-283-5183 COMPLETE FARM SERVICE Earl Danny ••if� � Rich RR3 Hoopeston, Illinois 172 CISSNA PARK STATE BANK Cissna Park, IL 60924 Helping You Change Things for the Better HOWARD GADDIS SERVICE INC. 108 W. Main Hoopeston, IL Ph. 283-7214 283-5016 283-7037 Wheel Balancing — Auto Repair — 24 Hr. Towing ILLINOIS LUMBER GRAIN COAL CO. 102 W. Penn Hoopeston, Illinois LORRAINE THEATRE Congratulations Class of ’82 We Appreciate Your Patronage THE PAPER HOUSE Coal it lllinoii' greatest natural reiource We clean it up and send it to you by wire! 214 East Main Street Hoopeston, Illinois FEDERATED CO-OP TRANSPORT An Agricultural Co-Operative P.O. Box 353 Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 217-283-5138 217-283-5139 HOWARD GADDIS SERVICE, INC. Good Year Tires Distributors Emergency No. 283-5016 283-7037 108 W. Main Hoopeston, IL Ph.283-7214 Wheel Balancing — Auto Repair 24 Hr. Towing GRANT ROSS COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION 5'h% Paid on Savings Quarterly Plus Life Insurance on First $2,500 Savings Insured to $100,000 by NCUA 228 E. Main Hoopeston, IL Harold E. Cox INSURANCE 104 N. Market St. Hoopeston, III. 217-283-5176 OOPESTON PLUMBING HEATING, INC. 215 219 South Market Street Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 Phone 283 5422 HO.W'. CONSTRUCTION New Homes Siding Gutters Odell Crabtree 283-7896 Remodeling Roofing Insulation Warren Crabtree 283-6465 Building Material — Wallpaper — Paint — Feeds Lew and John Hott Hoopeston, IL 174 LARSON’S Men’s and Boy’s Wear 283 5186 OLYMPIC Featuring: • Suits • Sport Coats • Slacks • Jeans by Levi and Farah • London Fog Coats • Field and Stream Leather Coats • Jarman Shoes • Munsingwear Underclothing • Arrow and Enro Shirts OLYMPIC TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Hardware • Paint • Glass • Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Housewares • Garden Supplies Your Formal Wear Headquarters 223 East Main St. Hoopeston, IL Monday and Thursday 8 to 8 Tuesday — Wed. — Fri. 8 to 5:30 Saturday 8 to 4 516 North Dixie Highway Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 60942 ILLINOIS LUMBER GRAIN COAL CO. LANIE’S CUT RATE LIQUOR 102 W. Penn 220 Bank Street Hoopeston, Illinois Hoopeston, Illinois 283-7906 Come See Us for Mopeds — Truck Covers Camping Supplies and Accessories LAWSON CAMPER SALES TOM MERRIT CO. Insurance — Real Estate — Appraisals Floyd Stine Catlin, IL 217-284-3147 202 S. Market Hoopeston, IL 217-283-7722 918 W. Main St. Hoopeston, IL Ph. 217-283-5930 175 THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF HOOPESTON “A Full Service Bank” BLOYD’S EISNER AGENCY Your One Stop Food Store Located in Hoopeston’s Piaza Shopping Center HOOPESTON ELECTRIC INC. £1 215 S. First Ave. ■ Electric Insulation □ Glenn E. Sinn, Owner Ph. 283-5660 Congratulations Class of '82 LANGDOC’S Frigidaire — Admiral Speed Queen — Litton 402 W. Orange St. Hoopeston, IL 217-283-6421 Tim Drollinger, Agent HALEY S ELECTRIC 704 S. 5th St. Hoopeston, IL 283-9588 See Me for All Your Insurance Needs Life • Health • Home • Auto • Farm • Business COUNTRY COMPANIES Insurance and Investment Services Commercial, Farm, Residential Congratulations Seniors Hoopeston, IL Ph.375-3813 177 j[[H MLS TERRY REALTY Residential — Farm — Commercial “Our Success Is Built on Referral and Action” WESTERN AUTO Jane and Dwight Hoffman 300 E. Main Hoopeston 283-5931 213 S. Market Hoopeston, Illinois 217-283-5174 Vernon Terry — Broker Maxine Terry — RA Janet Odle — RA Pat York — RA WESTERN AUTO WEBER’S DRUG STORE W.H.P.O. FM RADIO STEREO 101 Complete Prescription Service Hear All Cornjerker Sports Events 221 E. Main Ph.283-5136 on W.H.P.O. Ph. 217-283-7744 TOTHEROH INSURANCE AGENCY WHITEMAN TV APPLIANCE Robert Totheroh RCA — Zenith — Whirlpool 227 S. Market Hoopeston, IL Ph. 283-5031 130 W.Jones Milford, IL Ph.889-4335 Mon.-Fri. 8-5 Open Evenings by Appointment East Lynn, IL 375-4221 HOOPESTON STANDARD PARTS 109 N. Market St. — Hoopeston SCHULER’S GREENHOUSE 283-7741 Your NAPA Jobber Is the Right Place to Got Sandy and Bill Schuler S. 2nd Ave. Ph.283-6681 Hoopeston, IL Ill BIRKEY’S FARM STORE, INC. “Lawn and Garden and Farm Equipment” Dixie Highway, Hoopeston, IL 283-5191 Congratulations Graduates “Let Us Help Build Your Future' SILVER BROS. INC. 105 E. Washington Hoopeston, Illinois Ph. 283-7751 Family Restaurant Complete Line of Quality Food and Beverages Dixie Highway Ph. 283-5782 Hoopeston, IL Congratulations Class of 1982 We Still Care About Quality ... and Have Since 1878 BURKE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. JOAN OF ARC COMPANY 525 S. Market St. Ph. 283-5104 Good Luck Grads! 179 MAGEE OIL CO. Amoco Jobber Petroleum Products BAUER FARM SERVICE Fertilizer — Chemicals — Limestone — Feed Ph. 457-2945 Cissna Park, Illinois Mobile Phone: 748-6330 Home Phone: 283-7832 Congratulations to the “Class of 82” Hoopeston, Illinois Junction 1 and 9 Hoopeston Plaza RUSH CATALOG AGENCY Mm i D.M. FERTILIZER The Only Locally Owned Catalog Store in Hoopeston 105 E. Main 283-5513 Teen buyer to guarantee the looks you want, when ou want them. GO FOR IT! 205 E. Main Phone 2M-M42 llnopcstun. II. Blending of Liquid Fertilizer NH3 — Custom Spraying See or Call: Dave Magee 399-2242 Rural Route 2 SCHUMACHER ELECTRIC CORPORATION Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 405 W. Orange Hoopeston, Illinois 181 Danville Area Community College 2000 East Main Street • Danville, IL • 61832 • (217) 443 1811 Ken Parkinson LESTERS HOOPESTON 220 East Main MONUMENT WORKS Hoopeston, III. 916 W. Main Hoopeston Ph. 283-7116 Wallpaper and Gift Ideas Congratulations Graduates! HAMILTON-ORR FUNERAL HOME FURNITURE VILLAGE Ambulance Service Fine Furniture and Carpeting Eugene Orr, Owner 223 N. Market St. 427 E. Main Hoopeston Ph. 283-6696 Hoopeston, Illinois 217-283-5955 182 ORA J. BAER CO. BEATY’S AUTO SERVICE Real Estate Broker Builders of National and Modular Homes Repair Service — Alignment Wheel Balancing — Radiator Heater Repair Ph.: 283-5316 301 S. Market FERDINAND’S T.V. AND MUSIC SHOP Congratulations Class of ’82 Congratulations Grads! Invest in the Future by Insuring With THE WALLACE AGENCY INC. Sandy Wallace 305 East Main Hoopeston, IL 208 S. Market Hoopeston, IL Since 1884 Ph. 283-7746 AMERICAN CAN COMPANY Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 324 W. Main Hoopeston, IL FLOWERS AND GIFTS BY MOLLY CULBERT SINGLETON ® GRAIN CO., INC. The Best Flowers for the Important Times in Your Life. 702 W. Main Ph. 283-5578 Grain, Seed, and Feed Grain Drying and Storage Ph.217-375-4285 East Lynn, Illinois WEBER’S DRUG STORE Complete Prescription Service 221 E. Main • Ph. 283-5136 EASTERN ILLINOIS BEAN CORP. The People Pleasin’ Pizza Place! 618 W. Orange 283-7781 TOTHEROH INSURANCE AGENCY Robert Totheroh FasiernTZ inoisA Bean Corp. i 227 S. Market 130 W. Jones Hoopeston, IL Milford, IL Ph.283-5031 Ph. 889-4335 Rural Route 3 • Box 244 Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 BURTON MOTOR SALES Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth 35 Years Service 701-709 W. Main St. THE COFFEE CUP © Open 24 Hours Except Sunday 517 Dixie Highway Ph. 283-6500 JUDY’S BARBER SHOP EEL’S BARBER SHOP YERGLER’S JEWELRY ERVINS SUPER SHIRTS FERDINAND’S TV MUSIC SHOP FOOD LOCKER B.J.’S PUMP L MLUNCH CARANN’S FASHIONS DR. J. L. KNIGHT, VETERINARIAN MARTIN YOUNG ENTERPRISES CORNER DRESS SHOP HOOPESTON COIN LAUNDRY DEAN’S POWER PRODUCT • WATSEKA 201 E Cherry (815) 432 2476 CLIFTON 175 E 4th (815) 694 2315 HOOPESTON 511 S Chicago (217) 283 5134 DANVILLE 619 N Gilbert (217) 4460184 Congratulations Graduates! ESLIC 185 WE (NUITE YOU TO BROWSE THRU SOME OF OUR OUT- TAKES” (we’ll try not to distract you with our nonsense captions) 186 We have come here as seniors in high school. We will leave as adult members of a society that requires more than has even been expected of us before. “During the past several years we have been offered many pieces of information, many bits of advice from those who were charged with educating us. Being typical students we usually resisted as much of it as we could. But after tonight, the system changes. Regardless of whether we have chosen to enter a college, join the military, or get a job, after tonight, we get what we deserve. Do not leave here tonight carrying only your diplomas. Take with you a sense of responsibility and a sense of compassion. If you leave here tonight knowing how to depend on yourself, if you leave knowing that the love you show to others will always be returned, then you leave prepared. “If you have spent the last several years depending on others to make decisions for you or if you have spent the last several years looking for someone else to blame for your own mistakes, then you do not have much to look forward to. If, on the other hand, you have spent the last several years building a set of skills for making wise decisions or if you have spent the last several years learning how to benefit from your mistakes and learning how to work with others, then you can face the future with confidence. Seniors — I challenge you. Never be satisfied. Never think that you have done all that you can do. Never settle for just getting by. You owe it to those who have helped you along the way, and you owe it to yourselves to always be watching for the chance to improve, for the chance to grow, and for the chance to make who you are and what you have a little better. This is my challenge to you. Thank you and good luck.” Misti McBride Valedictorian I would like to welcome all of you who have come to share in the excitement of the graduation of the Class of 1982. “This graduation ceremony is symbolic of much hard work and of many ac- complishments. A number of people have helped us through our years of educa- tion by sharing their knowledge and by adding their insights. Those who have worked hard and who have accomplished much are our teachers, our parents, and ourselves. “Our teachers have worked hard to prepare us for the future. They have taught us skills that we have been using along the way and skills that we will use in college or at work. Our parents have given us standards to live by and have helped us set worthwhile goals. They have guided us through the hard times, and they have shared the joys of the good times. Our parents have provided us with the moral support that we have all needed so many times. I am sure that they will continue to give support, just as I am sure that we will continue to need that support. And, of course, we have always had each other. We have had fun together and have felt the satisfaction of participating together in various activities. We have enjoyed winning. We have endured losing. We have needed each other, and we have helped each other while working hard in the endless effort to better ourselves. “After tonight’s ceremony we will all naturally be leaving many of the people who have helped us come this far. We will not, however, be leaving without taking with us the knowledge of how helpful our teachers and parents and friends have been. The influence of these people will be with us in all we do. Thank you. Phil Pajor Salutatorian 188 Lori and Kevin Dain We couldn’t have finished without them. THANKS! Don York PAULA KEITH TAYLOR REP OUR JULY CREW Mr. Christine Brenda Gholson not pictured (sorry Brenda) 192 HOOPESTON - EAST LYNN SR. HIGH JULY6 3:45AH riNIS !•! v' 1 ■ l r_ M I A t « I I ft ■ � the 1982 PICAYUNE, the moon is just starting to move out of the earth’s shadow. It was a J •--------- o -w III o OI muvn. it nao a rof air Those fdrftafcy Lunar creatures that crave the sun’s warmth ... A special thanks to all of you that helped me survive my Little Red Hen’’ syndrome... GOD BLESS YOU ALL ... SENIORS STOP BACK OFTEN. HGS GOODNIGHT FOLKS” ... 194 LET’S PUT THE 82 PICAYUNE TO BED. ORDER YOUR 83 BOOK EARLY, IT'S GOING TO BE A COLLECTOR’S EDITION: HEL STUDENTS and STAFF