Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1986 volume:

HQQPESTQN-EflST LYNN NIEN 5EN0QL Famous expression?!?! The title of this yearbook, “Expressions, was chosen because it best suits our ex- citing year. Of course, we can never forget our third trip “To The Hall to win our second consecutive third place basketball title. What a way to end a season! The team worked hard to ac- complish what they did, and they will always remain the number one team in the fans’ hearts. Another great memory in sports was the wrestler who qualified for the state tour- nament. Congratulations to Donny Anderson and to the other members of the wrestling team for a fine season. We’re proud of you! The new year also brought about some new faces to our school system. We welcomed a new Superintendent, Mr. Dale Miller, and his secretary, Miss Betty Good. New band and choir directors were ad- ded to our fine teaching staff as well; Mr. Mark Lindvahl and his wife, Marty Lindvahl. The departure of Mr. Turner, our Industrial Arts instructor, was a sad one, but we would like to give a warm greeting to Mr. Russell Stewart, who will be replacing Mr. Turner. In a final note, the year- book staff of 1985-86 wishes to express to the graduating class of 1986 the best to all in the years to come. We want you to remember all the special memories you have shared with your friends this year, so take a glance at the year- book every once in a while and remember the great times. Sincerely, Michelle Neal, Editor Kim Doyle, Co-Editor and the H-EL Yearbook Staff Good stuff, Maynard! Let me tell you about this hairdo!! Who are YOU guys rooting for? Fill in your own caption. Photo by Karl Johnson Photo by Karl Johnson Photo by Karl Johnson Photo by Karen Kopka J4L AOBPESTON-EAST LYNN SENOBb 11 AND SUPPORT STAFF 4 Photos by Peter Krimbel — Layout by Miss Kopka Mr. Tom Wonderlln — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Cindy Masengale — District � 11 Librarian M . Betty Good, Secretary to the Superintendent DALE MILLER, DIST. 11 SUPT. Mr. Dale Fry, Administrative Assistant School District 11 School Board: Front Row, From Left: Bruce McQuigg. Jerry Bird, Debbie McBride, Janet Haggerty. Back Row, From Left: Robert Hatfield. Ed Layden, Jr., Hank Shaffer, Dale Miller, Supt. Barry Stone — Custodian District 11 Bus Drivers: Left to Right: Harry Hoffman, Junior Lawson, Barry Stone, Gilbert Stock, Rick Layden. Dick Arnold — Custodian Jay Fleming — Custodian Cafeteria Staff: Left to Right: Brenda Miller, Jean Hollen, Pam Moore, Janice Burke. Anne Whiteman, Pat Veketta, Betty Bohme, Rosie Reed, Lou Foxworthy. Business Office Secretary: Leona York District 11 Evelyn Dain — Lunchroom Rosie Reed — 1st year as new head cook. Cashier MORE 5UPP0RT STAFF WORKING TOGETHER |J H TO RUN SCHOOL DISTRICT 11 6 Is ✓ H Joanne Barracks — “You know what I mean? “Do you understand? Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S.; Child Care Lab, Child Development, Intro to Foods and Nutrition. Darrell Brown — Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S.; Health, Boys P.E. Mark Conolly — “Yes. you passed the Con- stitution Test. Milliken Univ., B.A.; N.C.E.. M.Ed., American History, Current Events. Christine Cox — “Sit down! Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S.; Plane Geometry, Consumer Math, Algebra 1. Bob Doty — “Let me tell you something, peo- ple. Murray State Univ., B.S.; Univ. of Illinois, M.S.; Diversified Occupations. Roy Dugle — “Chinka, chinka, chinka. Chicago Art Institute, B.S.A.; Special Educa- tion (Prevocational), Junior Class Sponsor. Randy Feller — “Just another lovely day in paradise? Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S.; World History (Junior High), Boys Basketball Head Coach. Chuck Fenwick — Here comes trouble! Tell me about it Hinsdale GM Training Institute, Bentendorf, Ford Training Inst.; Auto Mechanics 1 and 2, Power Mechanics. Rich Frantz — “Gobbi, gobbi. Western Michigan Univ., B.S.; English 2, 3, Library Science, Senior Class Sponsor, Asst. Football Coach. Martha Fry — On It! Quote, unquote. Lakeview School of Nursing, R.N.; Nurses Asst., Health Occupations. Senior Class Spon- sor, HOSA. Alan Goodrich — Heard any good jokes? Murray State Univ., B.S.; English 2. 3, 4, Junior Class Sponsor. Mary B. Hannig — “40 points if you lose that ball. Western Illinois Univ.. B.S.; Illinois State Univ., M.S.; Girls P.E., Sophomore Class Spon- sor, Girls Basketball Head Coach, GAA. Janet Hubar — “Okay, fine! Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S.; Intro to Data Processing. Computer Programming 1 and 2. Cheerleading Sponsor. Pep Club. Larry Jahn — Burger. Ham. type! Eastern Il- linois Univ. B.S.: M S ; Ac counting 1 and 2. Office Simulation. Advanced Typ- ing. Office Machines. Karen Kopka — “You love It and you know It! Illinois State Univ . B.S.; M S ; Art 1. 2. 3. 4. Art Club. Year book Staff Sponsor. School Events Photographer Russell Stewart — Eastern Illinois University. _ , ...... B.S.; Woods. Metals FMC Faculty Layout by Libby Witty Program Mr Stewart Join- ed our staff In March when Mr. Turner resigned. FACULTY... FAEULTY... FAEULTY FACULTY Mark Lindvahl — “I didn't do it. Eastern Il- linois Univ.t Band, Marching Band. Pep Band. Jazz Band. Marty Lindvahl — Whenever you're ready, class ..Eastern Illinois Univ., B.M.S.; Chorus, Marching Band, Swing Choir. Larry Lobb — I do believe the answer is .. Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S., Univ. of Illinois, M.S.; Advanced Math 1, 2, Algebra 2. Jim Matta — Okay people, let’s get QUIET! Eureka College, B.A.; Indiana State Univ.; Athletic Director, Intramurals. Asst. Football Coach, Boys P.E. William McCoy — I wish I’d been born rich in- stead of so good looking. Univ. of New Mex- ico, Vincennes Univ., A.S.D.; Univ. of Al., B S D., Indiana State Univ.. M.S.D.; Cabinet Making 1. 2. Tommy McMillan — However, by the same token. Hey! Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S., Univ. of Illinois, M.S.; General Business, Typ- ing 1, Business Law. Bill Medler — Creepy, crawley. crusty crit- ters! Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S., Univ. of Il- linois, M.S.; Biology 1, Chemistry. National Honor Society, JETS Sophomore Class Sponsor. Jerry Prosise — ???? Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S., Graphic Arts 1, 2. Sophomore Class Sponsor. Dan Reed — Please, please do a radio show this weekend! Eastner Illinois Univ., B.S., M.S.; Speech 1. Media 1, 2, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Media Club. Jim Richards — Next time you stop at a cor- ner, don’t give me whip lash! Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S.. Univ. of Illinois; Driver Education. Jewel Ross — HELLO, people! Eastern Il- linois Univ., B.S.; Adult Living, Parenting. Liv- ing Environment. Advanced Foods and Nutri- tion. FHA-HERO. Quentin Ryder — Today is a light workout — only 3 miles. Southern Illinois Univ.. B.S.; Univ. of Notre Dame, M.A.; Behavioral Science. Economics, Boys Track Coach, Cross Country, Student Council, Junior Class Sponsor. John Schoenhofen — Que Pasa? Illinois State Univ., B.A., M.A.; Spanish 1, 2. Gene Sheagley — Okay, people. Bob Jones Univ., B.S., Antioch College, M.S.; Biology 2, Physics, School Events Photographer. Bob Turner — Smile, it’s not that bad If it was made, we can fix it. Eastern Illinois Univ., B.S.; Woods 1, Metals 1, 2, 3. Mfg. Technology. FACULTY ...FAEULTY... FAEULTY... FACULTY... I«� N •««PIN 4 inoAri •ujouoq •m je sjaMsu v I. Miss Karen Kopka — Art I. II, III. IV. 2. Mr. Bill Medler — Biology. Chemistry 3. Mr. Quentin Ryder — Behavioral Science. Economics 4. Mr. Jerry Proslse — Graphic Arts 5. Mr. Tom McMillan — General Business. Typing. Business Law 6. Mr. Gene Sheagley — Biology II. Physics 7. Mr. William McCoy — Cabinet Making 8. Mrs. Cindy Masengale — Librarian 9. Mrs. Christine Cox — Consumer Math, Geometry, Algebra 110. Mr. Richard Frantz — English II, III, Library Science II. Mr. Alan Goodrich — English II, III. and IV 12. Mr. Larry Jahn — Accounting I, II, Office Simulations. Advanced Typing, Of- fice Machines 13. Mr. Roy Dugle — Prevocational Education 14. Mrs. Joanne Barracks — Child Care Lab, Child Develop ment, Intro, to Foods and Nutrition 15. Mr. Chuck Fenwick — Auto Mechanics I, II and Power Mechanics 16. Mr. Jim Matta — (college senior picture) — Boys PE 17. Mrs. Jewel Ross - Adult Living, Living Environments. Parenting, Advanced Foods and Nutrition lft Ms Marv Hanniff — Girls PE SatiElcLEHd U0IN35 ni3GW351+311+ .suai+at+aj: ‘ 39NlMa U3A3N 5NGI553UdX-3 601+AV 5.01+M SS3EI9 E10A m3 ... HR DH THEY?? MORE TEACHERS’HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR PICTURES pueg — mcApun jyy 'S2 s� uoa3 juajjng Ajojsih ueouauiy — A||ouoo JW PZ eipow 'X qoaadS — P� M uea ZZ snjoqo — meApun 'V Yi sjw ZZ 8uissaaojd ejea n '| 8uiuiwej8oJd J9)nduioo — i� qnn xauer z odq 4We3H jueisissy sbsjriN — Ajj emjew sjw OZ P3 0 03 — Ajo j qog jyy 61 10 Layout by Michelle Neal; Collage by Libby Witty The Class of 1986 at Baccalaureate. Valedictorians John Walder, Tessy Manion, Carrie Forshier, Laura Wonderlin Randy and Charlotte — What are they thinking? Robin and Ryan’s serious moment. I I Junior Marshals Sam Wise, Kris Evans, Nikki Kennett 12 Layout by Libby Witty BACCALAUREATE — MAY 25th Somebody said something funny! Us, Cause Trouble?!? No Way! Congratulations Karl! Now how does this go again? This is so much fun! Abbie's all smiles! Layout by Libby Witty 13 FOUR VflbEDIGTDRIAN ADDRESSES Carrie Forshier bids farewell to Tessy Manion addresses the John Walder presents his speech. Laura Wonderlin concludes the her class. audience. Valedictorian Addresses. Robin Coon receives her Diana Salinas gets ready to graduate. Pre-graduation jitters?! On to better things! Mr. Dean looks on. Ryder! Photo by Karen Kopka Photo by Karen Kopka cn Photo by Karen Kopka Photo by Karen Kopka Photo by Dave Christine Photo by Karen Kopka 16 We're finally out of here!! The serious look of a Senior. Layout by Mirhelle Neal Donald Brian Anderson Annette Marie Baker John Levi Baker Dawn Ellen Barker Pamela Jean Beaty Shawn Renee Bell Robyn Lea Blackwell Sally Marie Boyer Robert S. “Andy Braden Thomas Anthony Brooks Brenda Lee Brougher Charles Perry Brown James Eric Brown Abbie Jo Burch David Martin Busch Joey Wayne Cad man Michael Wade Cadman Carlos Ruben Casarez Megan LuAnne Clem Robin LeAnn Coon Randy Duane Crozier Abby Lynn Davis Bradley Donald Dean Aaron Dean Doty Deanna Ruth Drollinger Richard Alan Dunavan Debra Anne Edwards Jill Evon Flynn Carin Elizabeth Forshier Darlene Kay Fouse Pamela Sue Fouse Tonya Renee Franklin Stephanie Jean Ballein Fry Jeffrey Joe Gaffrey Abbie Lynn Galloway Lisa Ellen Garrison Dolores Marla Gomez Jesus Gonzalez Juan Manuel Gonzalez — PNA Erk Preston Goodrum Vincent Lee Gossett Katherine Marie Gregoire Andrea Guajardo Trisha Ann Hafner Mkhael Patrick Haggerty Sandra Lou Hall Richard Emory Hampton Darren Paul Hasselbring Debra Mae Hollen Brian Keith Hoskins Harry Karl Johnson Thomas Vincent Johnson James Brian Justice Debra Renee Kahl Jodie Sue Knapp John Matthew Knight Lisa Marie Ferguson Kosyak Julie Ann Kult Eric Paul LaBounty Jacqueline Jo Lackey Lit Kaye Lawson Cheryl Annette Lee Debra Louise Lindsey Deborah Kay Lobb Stephanie Anne Manion Dawn Leann Martin Gregory Alan Martin Katherine Linn Martin — PNA Liza Martinez Sylvia Martinez Jill Marie McCormick Deanna Lynn Molina Charlotte Mortenson Susan Lynn Neathery Lisa Marie Nichols Alice Marie Nielsen Ty Lee Obenland Linda Kay O'Neal Duane Alan Page Melissa Joyce Parker Laura Jean Petty Bradley Eugene Pierce Michael Robert Putnam Ryan Garrick Queen Jon Lloyd Rayls Timothy Jay Reynolds Kelly Lynn Richards Steven Roy Rieches Elizabeth Jane Robinson Michael Anthony Robinson Tina Michelle Robinson Kevin Michael Root Diana Estela Salinas Cassandra Lee Simpson John Alan Strawser Melinda Jean Terrell Christine Kaye Tombiln Jane Marie Toney Martin Vela John David Walder Eileen Marie Weber Marcl Christine Wilson Jeffrey Scott Wisdom Tammy Ellen Wisdom Donald Clifton Witty Laura Ellen Wonderlln Usa Kaye Wright Daren Scott Yergler RaeAnn Yourgallte THIRD PLACE STATE GLASS A BEST SG-H00L RECORD 32 2 What year do we graduate, again? Kopka's really sneaky with her camera, isn't she, Kit? SENIOR WEEK May 12-16 was senior week. Monday was senior-teacher day, Tuesday was Hawaiian day, Wednesday was International day, Thursday was Toga day and the senior picnic, and Friday was the Senior Faculty softball game. The seniors expressed 18 their enthusiasm and had a lot of fun doing it! Feed your face, Cliff! Twink gets Toga'd' Ham it up, you guys! It's your last year! The Toge Pyramid before . .. and after. Karl having fun without hit camera! Doe Mike have It? Free food! Some people Just don't get excited. You are going to look back on this and laugh! What's cookin', Mrs. Fry? Layout by Libby Witty 19 Captions by Michelle Front Row. L to R: Chuck Brown — Mr. Matta; Tonva Franklin — Mr. Jahn; Trisha Hafnor — Mr. Ryder; Sylvia Martinez — Miss Hannlc Abble Burch — Mrs. Untfvahh Brad Ptarca — Mr. Goodrich Second Row. L to R: John Knight — Mr. Schoenhofen; Abbia Galloway — Mr. Conoily; Dabble Hollan — Ms. Huber; Dabble Lobb — Mr Lobb; Dawn Martin — Mrs. Ross; Andrea — Mrs. Fry; Carrie Forshier — teacher unknown; Cheryl Lee — Mr McMillan; Eileen Weber — Mrs. Cos. Third Row. L to R: Tammy Wisdom — Mr Feller; Laura Wonderlln — Mr. Wonderlln; Deanna Drollinger — Mrs. Good; Stephanie Fry — Mr. Fry; Lisa Lawson — Mrs. Barracks; Sandy Hall — Mr. Dean; Susan Heathery — Mr. Fenwick; Katie Gregoire — Mrs Sheridan. Back Row. L to R: John Strawser — Mr. Stewart; Jim Justice — Mr. Reed; Don Anderson — Mr Miller; Karl Johnson — Mr Medlar Seniors doing what they do best — eating! S fci Brad, is this 4ths or 5ths? How did he get in with the seniors? The legs, maybe? 20 Layout by Jill Flynn. Captions by Michelle Donny Anderson — Cross Country: 2, 3, 4; Wrestling: 1. 2, 3. 4; Track: 1, 3, 4; Band: 4; Student Council: 2, 4; Yearbook: 3. Annette Baker — Jazz Band: 1, 4; Pep Band: 1, 2, 3 4; Pit Band: 1, 3. 4; Marching Band: 1, 2, 3. 4 Chorus: 1, 2. 4; Swing Choir: 1, 2; Thespians: 3. 4 D O.: 4; HOSA: 3; Yearbook: 1; Radlo TV: 2. 3. John Baker — Wrestling: 1, 2, 4. Dawn Barker — Chorus: 1; Softball: 2. Pam Beaty — Library Club: 1; D.O.: 3, 4. Shawn Bell — Softball: 1; Marching Band: 1; Chorus: 1; D O.: 4: Wrestling Cheerleader: 2, 3: Swing Choir: Andy Braden — Football: 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermens Club: 2. 3. 4; Wrestling: 2; Track: 3. 4; D O.: 4. Brenda Brougher — Marching Band: 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band: 1, 2. 3. 4; Pit Band: 4: Spanish Club: 1. Chuck Brown — Football: 1, 2, 3. 4; Thespians: 3. 4; Band: 1, 2, 3; Yearbook: 3; Lettermens Club: 2. 3. 4; Pep Club: 4; Swing Choir: 3, 4. David Busch — Basketball: 1, 2. 3. 4; Cross Country: 2; Track: 4: Lettermens Club: 2. 3. 4. Megan Clem — Basketball: 1. 2, 3, 4; French Club: 1, 2. Chew, Dee, chew! Cassie, do you know where we are? Contemplating the situation at hand. On to class. Hi Tommy! Robin Coon — Volleyball: 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 1; Marching Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Band: 1. 3: Thespians: 3. 4; Pep Club: 1, 4; Track: 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society: 4. Abby Davis — D.O.: 3. 4; Yearbook: 1; Pep Club: 2; National Honor Society: 3, 4; Newspaper: 1. Brad Dean — Basketball: 1. 2, 3, 4; Football: 2. 3, 4; JETS: 3, 4; National Honor Society: 3, 4; Band: 1: Pep Band: 1; Newspaper: 1; Lettermens Club: 2, 3, 4; Student Council: 1. 4. Aaron D. Doty — Track: 1. 2, 3. 4; Football: 1: Basketball: 1; Cross Country: 2. 3, 4; Wrestling: 2. 3; Jazz Band: 4; Marching Band: 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band: 1, 2. 3, 4; Pit Band. 3. 4; Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stats: 4: Football Stats: 3, 4; Swing Choir: 4; National Honor Society: 3. 4. Deanna Drollinger — Softball: 1; Band: 1; Pep Band: 1: Marching Band: 1; Volleyball: 1; D O 4. Rick Dunavan — Band: 1, 2. 3; Pep Band: 1. 2. 3. Debbie Edwards — Marching Band: 3; Chorus: 1. Jill E. Flynn — Marching Band: 2. 3. 4; Drama Club: 4; Chorus: 3. 4; Swing Choir: 4; Yearbook: 4; Camera Club: 2; FHA: 3, 4 (President): Thespians: 4. Pam Fouse — Marching Band: 1, 2. Tonya Franklin — Wrestling Cheerleader: 1, 2; Chorus: 1. 22 What's Jill up to? She looks too serious. The Blues Brothers '86 Layout by Cassie Simpson 23 Captions by Michelle Please feel free to add your own caption. Stephanie Fry — Yearbook: 1. 2, 3; Co-Editor. Newspaper: 1; Pit Band: 3: National Honor Society: 3, 4; Basketball Stats: 1; Spanish Club: 2; Radio TV: 2. 3. Abbie Galloway — Cheerleading: 1, 2, 3. 4; Track: 1; Student Coun- cil: 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Officer: 2. 4; Musical: 4; Track Stats: 2, 3, 4; Band: 1. 2: Chorus: 1. 4; Swing Choir: 4; Yearbook: 1. Lisa Garrison — Spanish Club: 2; Class Officer: 3. Jesse Gonzalez — D O 4. Eric P Goodrum — Basketball: 1, 2, 3; Football: 4. Vince Gossett — Track: 2. 3; Basketball: 1. 2; Baseball: 1; D.O.: 4; Football: 4. Katie Gregoire — Band: 1, 2; Chorus: 1. 2; Marching Band: 1, 2; Yearbook: 1; Pep Band: 1. 2: Swing Choir: 1; Track: 1. Andrea Guajardo — Track: 1, 3: Spanish Club: 1, 2. Mike Haggerty — Football: 1; Wrestling: 1, 2. 4; Track: 1. 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir: 1, 2, 3. 4; Lettermens Club: 2, 3, 4; Cross Country: 2, 3. 4; Drama Club: 4; Musical: 4; Thespians: 4. Trisha Hafner — Marching Band: 1; Swing Choir: 1; Wrestling Cheerleader: 3: Band: 1; Softball: 1. Smile, you're on Kopka Kamera! Sandy Hall — Track: 1: Marching Band: 3; Soft- ball: 3. Darren Hasselbring — FFA: 1. 2. 3. 4; Football: 4. Brian Hoskins — Basketball: 1, 2; Boys' State: 3. Karl Johnson — Spanish Club: 1, 2; Pep Band: 1, 2: Radlo TV: 2, 3, 4; Yearbook: 1; Camera Club: 2. 3. 4. Tommy Johnson — Wrestling: 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball: 1. 2. 3. 4; D O.: 1. Jim Justice — Basketball: 1, 2; Track: 3; Foot- ball: 3; Thespians: 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir: 2, 3, 4: Musical: 3. 4; DO.: 3: Chorus: 1. 2, 4; Radio TV: 2. 3. 4. Debbi Kahl — Basketball: 1, 2; Softball: 1: Mar- ching Band: 1; French Club: 1; D.O.: 3. 4. Jodi Knapp — Cheerleading: 1, 3; Student Council: 4; Track: 1. 2; Volleyball: 2. John Knight — Football: 1. 2. 3. 4; Track: 4. Julie Kult — Cheerleader: 1; Newspaper: 1; Yearbook: 1, 2. 3; Spanish Club: 2; Student Council: 4. 24 PRESENTING THE GRADUATING GLASS 25 Donny and his magic tricks. Eric LaBounty — Football: 1. Jack! Lackey — Band: 1, 2. 3; Mar- ching Band: 1, 2, 3; Pep Band: 1, 2. 3; Chorus: 1; Yearbook: 1, 2, 3; Pep Club: 2; Radlo TV: 2. 3. 4; GAA: 4. Lisa Lawson — Art Club: 2. 3. Cheryl Lee — Library Club: 1; Chorus: 1. 2. 3. 4; Swing Choir: 1. 4; Art Club: 2. 3; Yearbook: 2; GAA: 2, 3. Debbie Lobb — Camera Club: 2; Spanish Club: 1, 2; Pep Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Band: 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA Treasurer: 3; Grappler Girl: 4. Tessy Manion — Cross Country: 1, 2, 3. 4; Track: 1, 2, 3. 4; Thespians: 3. 4; National Honor Society: 3, 4; JETS: 3. 4; Yearbook: 3; Swing Choir: 1, 2, 3; Musical: 1, 3. Dawn Martin — Chorus: 1; Softball: 1; Wrestling Cheerleader: 1, 2; Mar- ching Band: 1; D.O.: 4. Kit Martin — FHA: 1; Newspaper 1; Speech Team: 2, 3; FCA: 2, 3. Sylvia Martinez — Library Club: 1; Spanish Club: 1, 2; Track: 1; Volleyball: 2; Grappler Girl: 1; Basket- ball Stats: 4. Deanna Molina — Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band: 1. 2. 3. 4; Pit Band: 2. 3. 4; Chorus: 1; Student Council: 4; Volleyball: 2. 3. 4. IK w m o - % CL Hey Debbi, have you heard the latest news? This pop’s for you! Mr. Dean congratulates Nikki at National Honor Society 26 Induction. Layout by Cassie Simpson, Captions by Michelle Jill McCormick's artwork is proudly displayed. Charlotte Mortenson — Student Council: 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics: 1, 2, 3; Aerobics: 4; Data Class: 3; Painting Class: 2, 3; Typing Class: 1, 2. Susan Neathery — Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball: 1; Chorus: 1. Lisa Nichols — D.O.: 4. Alice Neilsen — Chorus: 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball: 1, 2, 3. 4; Drama Club: 2; Swing Choir: 4. Linda O’Neal — Cross Country: 2; Track: 2; Basketball: 1, 2. 3. 4. Duane Page — Football: 1; Track: 1, 2; Basketball: 1. 2; Basketball Mgr.: 3. 4; Radlo TV: 2. 3. Missy Parker — Chorus: 1, 2; Student Council: 1; Track Stats: 2, 3. 4; Cross Country Stats: 3. 4: Newspaper: 1. Brad Pierce — Cross Country: 1, 2, 3, 4; Track: 1, 2, 4; Wrestling: 1, 2; Basketball: X. Mike Putnam — Wrestling: 1, 2, 3; Basketball Stats: 1, 2, 4; Cross Coun- try: 2. 3; Football Stats: 3. 4. Jon Rayls — Wrestling: 1, 2; Football: 1. 2: D.O.: 3. 4; Track: 1, 2; Radlo TV: 2, 3. 4; Band: 1. 2. Ryan Queen — Basketball: 1, 2, 3. 4; Cross Country: 4. Martin Vela — Football: 4. Tim Reynold — Football: 1, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling: 2. 3. 4; Drama: 1. Steve Rleches — Basketball: 1, 2, 3. 4; Football: 1; Track: I. 4: TV Club: 4. Jane Robinson — Chorus: 1, 2; Newspaper: 1; Student Council: 1, 2. 4; Cheerleading: I, 2. 3. 4: Class Officer: 2, 3. 4. Kevin Root — Basketball: 1. 2. 3. 4; Track: 1, 2; French Club: 1.2. Diana Salinas — Spanish Club: 1; Track: 1. Cassia Simpson — Camera Club: 2; Spanish Club: 1. 2; Pep Band: 1. 2. 3. 4; Pit Band: 3: Drama Club: 4; FHA Secretary: 3. 4; Yearbook: 4; Marching Band: 1. 2. 3. 4; Band: 1.2. 3. 4. John Strawser — D.O.: 3, 4. Mindi Terrell — Volleyball: 1. 2, 3. 4; Cheerleading: 1, 2; Student Council: 1. 2; Track: 2; National Honor Society: 3. 4; Yearbook: 1. 2; Variety Show: 1: Musical: 2; JETS: 3. 4; Spanish Club: 1: Baseball Mgr.: 2. Christy Tomblin — Chorus: 1. 2. 3, 4; Swing Choir: 4; Track: 1; Library Club: 1;GAA:2. 3. Jane Toney — Basketball Mgr.: 1. 2; Jr. High Librarian: 3.4. John Walder — FFA: 1. 2; JETS: 3. 4; National Honor Society: 3. 4. Eileen Weber — Track: 1. 2; Spanish Club: 1; Chorus: 1: Basket- ball: 1; D O : 4. Chris Wilson — Wrestling Cheerleader: 1. 2; Chorus: 1; Basket ball. 1; D O 4 Tammy Wisdom — Student Council: 1, 2. 3. 4; Class Officer: 1, 2. 3. 4; Track: 1; Yearbook: 1. Scott Wisdom — Football Mgr.: 2. Cliff Witty — Wrestling: 1. 2. 3. 4; Football: 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council: 1: Spanish Club: 1. 2; Lettermens Club: 1, 2. 3. 4. Laura Wonderlln — Chorus: 1, 2, 4; Swing Choir: 4; Musical: 4; Cheerleading: 1. 2. 4; Track Stats: 2. 4; Student Council: 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook: 1; JETS: 3. 4: National Honor Society: 3. 4; Newspaper: 1; GAA: 3. Darren Yergler — Wrestling: 2; Pep Band: 1, 2; FFA: 3; Band: 1. 2; Football Stats: 4. Rae Ann Yourgalite — Cheerleading: 2. 3. 4; Varsity Track: 1, 2, 3. 4; Newspaper: 1; Chorus: 1. 4; Basketball Stats: 1. s O - o -c CL Stephanie enjoys her final year of school. Aaron proudly speaks to the National Honor Debbie donates blood to the Red Cross. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS AND OFFICERS Mrs. Fry, Jane Robinson. Mr. Prosise, Tammy Wisdom. Abble Galloway. Mr. Frantz. Layout by Michelle Neal 5ENI0R-E3CPRESSI0NS 8E Scott Wisdom — “It’s RATTical Abbie Galloway — I just don’t care anymore Dawn Martin — “Let’s Party Dudes Jane Toney — “Crash” Bradley Pierce — “What’s up? Mike Putnam — “Pull my finger” Who is this?” Hey, what’s going on? l Yah, Bud Why? i-:Man Eileen Weber —’ It's all what you make it! Jodi Knapp — BM Karl Johnson — “What about them Bears Jon Rayles — “Wha's goin on? Tom Johnson — It just doesn’t matter” Kevin Root — “What’s up man? Vince Gossett — “Punching out my canvas in art class Lisa Lawsoti Andy Bradefi Rick Dunavai1 Christy Tomblf Andrea Guajard John Gonzales — Let’s take it day by day and hope for a better tomorrow Steve Rieches — Take ’er easy Missy Parker — Tell me about it Chris Wilson —“Oh Yeah” Laura Wonderlin — “You are so bold Cassie Simpson — “I’m throwin a baby fit and I love it Robyn Blackwell — “See how ya are? Brad Dean — Get out of town David Busch — “Heckydurn-dadburnet-ratsguts John Walder — “Shrug” Debbie Edwards — “You're ugly and you’re mama dresses you funny John Knight — “Toasted” Susan Neathery — “Noooo way” Aaron Doty — “Don't get caught getting caught Trisha Hafner — “Puke Jim Brown — Get Bonus’’ Linda O’Neal — “I’m freezing and starving” Brian Hoskins — “Chicago’s going all the way Donny Anderson — Sometimes you got to say ;sy Marion — “You’re Nasty | R idy Crozier — You’re Nastier Al :e Nielsen — Can’t wait 'till Friday Cf jck Brown — It’s kosher dill Cz rie Forshier — Life's a Beach De bie Hollen — “Get out of here Sy via Martinez — “Nomanamoo, you loof Tammy Wisdom — “That's Casual” Mike Cadman — You can ... if you think you can” Sally Boyer — “Like in a bad way Joey Cadman — “That’s tough Debbi Kahl — “ ©?+) % (©’’ John Baker — No problem Julie Kult — “Talk to me Pam Fouse — Well 'ya know Cheryl Lee — “But Why? Rae Ann Yourgalite — Oh, give me a break Cliff Witty — “Sometimes you just have to say ‘What the Heck’ Duane Page — “Catch ya later Jesse Gonzales — Cool your st Tonya Franklin — AH Ryan Queen — “Life will go on Megan Cl m — “A-h-h- Yea KellygRichahte— “Whatever Dare Yergle Take off, hoser Dean ia Molina — Like I said Jane lobinson — You don’t understand” Mike Haggerty — “It ain't over til the Fat Lady sin s Sand: Hall — “Euekkkkkkk Willus fasselbring — It ain’t over til the Fat Bigs _____ How’s it goin?” What’s up dude?” tenson — “For Janden da 'I mean, like” 28 Sophomore Class Officers and Sponsors: Front Row: Miss Hannlg, Jill Do- ty, Leann Sheridan. Back Row: Mr. Medler, Todd Sheppard, Mr. Reed. Junior Class Officers and Sponsors: Front Row: Paula Soren- son, Lori Egnew, Judy Freeland. Back Row: Mr. Ryder, Mr. Goodrich, Mr. Dugle. ----------------1- Layout by Miss Kopka 29 Photo by Karen Kopka Photo by Karen Kopka Photo by Dove Christine Open for business. Where’s the instructions? Layout by Libby Witty Missy Ingram Christie Jahn Andrea Johnson Dawn Karrick Nikki Kennett Brian Kincade Debbie King Jeff Knapp Scott Lee Tricia Lynn Amanda Martinez Tory Maui Melissa Mayberry Paige McQuigg Dana Moore Michelle Neal Julie Nelson Ed Oberlander Matt Parsons Sam Pennington Tammy Pennington Brad Pickett Darrin Platt Debbie Putnam Ty Queen Angie Robinson Vince Savage Corey Schluter Not Pictured: Amber Pickett 31 Photo by Dave Christine Photo by Karen Kopka Around the block... in 80 days Did ya see that big ol' bird, Cara? What are you up to. Matt? 32 Tina Sheedy Toby Sheppard Junior Shipman Steve Simpson Mark Singleton Janie Smith Paula Sorenson Paul Steiner Dawn Strawser Tim Summers Steve Tolch Sharon Tomblin Kim Toney Raquel Torres — Picture Not Available Joe Turngren Charles Van Wieringen Sam Wise Libby Witty Dave Wolfe Rosie Zarate Layout by Ginger Cottingham, Libby Witty Deep in sleep Deep in thought?? Mike Anderson Dustin Bailey Lisa Bane Brian Beckley Stacy Blakey Becky Bogard Tammy Bridgman Jay Burton Roy Burton Cory Bushong Charity Cade Brent Carroll Tanya Carter Cheryl Cartwright Sheri Charter Brenda Clark Beth Cloud Lori Conrad Sandy Cordova Brad Cress Jamie Crose Dawn Daugherity Shelly Davis Dana Dixon Jill Doty Shelley Dunavan Al Edwards Angie Eighner 33 Ronnie Eliott Jamie Ervin Lennie Faught Tammy Fortier Sergio Frias (Picture Not Available) Bobby Galloway Johnny Garcia Amy Goble Carla Goble Peter Gonzalez Beth Goodrum Billy Gossett William Green Gina Gregoire AlyJo Haggerty David Hamilton Mary Hardwick Donald Hargrove Angie Hasbargen Jeff Heffelfinger Scott Henk Paul Hinzman Becky Hoaks Birdie Hoaks Steve Holcomb Mark Huckleby Roger Jackson Jeff Johnson layout by Jill FI; wnn Cmoar PnHInaham 34 X CD CO 5 ______ ? : . i� c o 7 =1 vi £ o- © ft S alor o ° § J ZTJODjr |2 ?s2 5 � • 3 7 3 a ZS5 ?s3 t • C flfisii 3 3 2. - • or Sf fstss 3 in n n n cL« O JP 3. 3T Z i 3 5? 3 8 “• •oi B 2 Jof a 3 ° ? s = 2 o 3 «i cjS LT?? JV Cheerleaders Class Officers: Jill Doty. LeAnn Sheridan. Todd Sheppard. Class Sponsors: Ms. Mary Hannig, Mr. Bill Medler. Mr. Dan A. Reed Jammin’ Man! Linda Santillana Max Schulte Alan Sheppard Todd Sheppard LeAnn Sheridan Don Shewmake Tony Simonton John Simpson Wendi Smith Juanita Solis Maria Solis Jayme Staton Robyn Stone Brian Stumph Jamie Swim Karen Turngren David Underwood Adon Vela (Picture Not Available) Kathy Vorick Susan Walder Chuck Ward Angela Warf Tracy Warner David Watson Sally Watson Jeri Whitaker John Whiteman Shelly Wilken Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Layout by Caw Stmpson and Ginger Cottlngham 36 Yea. what do you want?? Layout by Jill Flynn 37 Color by number I don't know! Blow, blow, blow your horn Leave me alone! Brian Wilkey Steve A. York Steve W. York Picture Not Available 38 AlyJo Haggerty — “I chose this par- ticular outfit because I like plaid Brian Stumph — I chose this particular outfit because someone save it to me as a sift Two of a kind Patterns are good Far out Geometric and Paisley Layout by Michelle Neal and Miss Kopka Photos by Karl Johnson 9 J T Thespians 85-86, Front Row: Ed Oberlander, Jim Justice, Robin Coon, Chuck Brown. Brian Stumph. Back Row: Annette Baker, Tessy Manion, Kim Doyle, Kris Evans, Cara Goin. Drama Club, Front Row: Jill Flynn, Ed Oberlander, Jim Justice, Robin Coon, Chuck Brown, Brian Stumph. Back Row: Brian Beckley, Robin Stone. Annette Baker, Abbie Burch, Tessy Manion, Kim Doyle, Jamie Justice, Kris Evans, Amy Goble, Cara Goin. Not Pictured: Cassie Simpson. Layout by Kim Doyle 42 YEflRBQQK STAFF Michelle Neal, Editor Kim Doyle. Co-Editor Brad Crest, Ads and Business Manager News Clipping of Staff: Front Row: Jill Flynn, Libby Witty. Cossio Simpson. Back Row: Cara Goin. Mlchaila Nsal. Brad Cross. Christie John. Kim Doyle and Nlckl Kennett Presenting the 1986 Picayune Staff: Front Row: Nikki Kennett. Sports Editor. Jill Flynn, Organizations Editor; Christie Jahn. Sports Editor; Kim Doyle. Co-Editor; Cara Goin, Activities Editor. Back Row Miss Karen Kopke. Advisor; Tina Sheedy. layout; Cassle Simpson. Senior Class Editor; Michelle Neal. Edttor-in-Chief; Libby Witty. Organizations Editor; Ginger Cottingham. Teachers and Sophomore-Junior Class Editor_________________________________________________________________________________________________ Presenting the Brown, Mr. Davi Cress. Clayton Hinkle. Pictured: Jill Flynn. Toby Brad Not Karl Johnson has put three years of hard work into the yearbook with his photography, and has been a member of Camera Club for 3 years. His time and effort have been greatly appreciated. Thanks! We will really miss you, Karl. 44 Layout by Brad Cress and Miss Kopka Photo by Karen Kopka Front Row, L to R: Jill Doty, Bobby Galloway, Brad Dean, Mark Singleton, Toby Sheppard. Matt Parsons, Julie Nelson. Back Row, L to R: LeAnn Sheridan, Carrie Forshier, Mr. Quentin Ryder, Jody Knapp, Abbie Galloway, Judy Freeland. Paula Sorenson, Laura Wonderlin. Deanna Molina, Tammy Wisdom, Julie Kult, Jane Robinson. N E I L Front Row. Lto R: Tonna Flint Brad Dean, Mindi Terrell. John Walder, Laura Wonderlin. Back Row, L to R: Joe Turngren, Sam Wise, Carrie Forshier, Mr. Bill Medler, Tessy Manion, Nikki Kennett, Kris Evans. Layout by Libby Witty 45 R Front Row. L to R: James Justice. Ryan Queen. Sally Boyer. Jacki Lackey. Christie Jahn, Janie Smith. Kim Doyle. Mr. Dan Reed, sponsor. Back Row. L to R: Abbie Burch. Terry Flint. Vince Savage. Kris Evans. Nikki Kennett. Not Pictured: Angie Warf, Karl Johnson. Jon Charter. Dustin Bailey. Jamee Ervin. Tory Maul. Jeff Johnson, Don Anderson, and Sally Boyer. D I 0 P R 0 0. 46 Front Row, L to R: Lisa Nichols. Jane Toney. Debbi Kahl, Pam Beaty. Kelly Richards. Shawn Bell. Chris Wilson. Tammy Wisdom. Middle Row. L to R: Annette Baker. Dawn Strawser. Mechelle Goble. Jon Rayles. Deanna Drollinger. Abby Davis. Kelly Goodrum. John Strawser. Back Row. L to R; Jesse Gonzales. Raquel Torres. Patty Christensen. Andy Braden. Tim Reynolds. Vince Gossett. Eric LaBounty, Jim Hoaks. Mr. Bob Doty, instructor. Not Pictured: Lee Curry. Jill Flynn. Layout by £Msie Simpson E. 1 E 1R 2 S .o o 10 Front Row, L to R: Jamie Justice, Treasurer, Cassie Simpson. Secretary, Jill Flynn. Pres., Susan Walder. Vice President, Cammy Green. Back Row, L to R: Sandy Cordova. Libby Witty, Ginger Cottingham, Mrs. Jewel Ross, sponsor. Layout by Cassie Simpson 47 Front Row, L to R: John Walder, Laura Wonderlin, Brad Dean. Back Row, L to R: Mike Putnam, Tessy Manion, Robin Coon, Carrie Forshier, Mindi Terrell. I L N jC 0 H 111 0 I PLAY FLAG Drum Major Robin Coon's starting salute. 1 MfIRGflING BAND The 1985-86 Marching Cornjerkers had a great season this year. The band, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Lindvahl, placed in all the competitions they were a part of. The Marching Jerkers took home a second place trophy in field and parade competition and Robin Coon was awarded Outstanding Drum Major at the Paxton In- vitational. They were given a seventh place rating at the Illinois Band Festival Parade. The band also performed at several community parades and, of course, pre-game and halftime at home football games. For a field trip, the band traveled to Chicago to watch the finals of the Tropicana Music Bowl and to see Maynard Ferguson and his band perform. All in all, the band had a fun year. The Marching Cornjerkers would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Lindvahl for putting up with us this year. Kaptain K” on tuba. 48 Layout by Cassie Simpson Marching Comstar Samor� , Front How Brenda Brougher. Annette Baker. Robin Coon, Robin displays the band’s Paxton awards. Aoote Burch. Caaale Simpaon Back Row Deanna Molina. Aaron Doty. Debbie lobb Mot Pictured: JIM Flynn. The band's final company front for “Can’t Fight This Feeling. Marching Cornjerkers, Front Row; L to R: Jim Layden, Rosellen Christine, Terri Goodner, Jeff Wise, Robin Coon, Libby Witty, Cara Goin, Renee Wilson, Kim Doyle. Second Row, L to R: Lisa Fix, Amy Goble, Lisa Miller, Norma Montez, Deanna Molina, Mary Shumaker, Brenda Brougher, Robin Stone. Third Row, L to R: Krista Ramsey, Dan Breeding, Stacey Blakey, Annette Baker, Cassie Simpson, Debbie Lobb, Eric Kaufman, Dawn Daugherty. Fourth Row, L to R: Abbie Burch, Wayne Baker, Paul Hinzman, Eric Shore, Chris Brown, Linda Santillana. Fifth Row, L to R: Brian Stumph, David Lobb, Kevin Poison, Ty Queen, Aaron Doty, Julie Mullen. Sixth Row, L to R: Todd Long- fellow, Steve York, Ed Oberlander. 49 Layout by Cassie Simpson and Libby Witty Photo by Karl Johnson Photo by Karl Johnson Photo by Dave Christine Photo by Karen Kopka Photo by Dave Christine Photo by Dave Christine HGJMEG0M1NG Homecoming for the Cornjerkers was held the week of September 23-27. The bonfire was held on Thursday night while on Friday we raised the spirit of the team with a pep assembly and a Homecoming parade. The Junior class of 87 placed first in the float competition, Thespians took second, and the Seniors placed third. Unfortunately, the Homecoming football game didn't turn out as well as we had hoped, but Jeff Gaffney pulled us through with our first touchdown of the season. After the game, we forgot our loss by jamming to the sounds of Sante Fe. Queen candidate Shawn Bell. 52 Photos by Dave Christine Layout by Libby Witty Queen candidate Tessy Manion Top: Junior attendants Missy Ingram and Seriously... Paige McQuigg. Bottom: Sophomore atten- dants Tracy Warner and Jill Doty. Layout by Libby Witty 53 THE CURIOUS SAVAGE The Curious Savage Mrs. Ethel P. Savage — Kris Evans Fairy May — Kim Doyle Florence — Amy Goble Hannibal — Brian Bechley Mrs. Paddy — Jamie Justice Jeff — Chuck Brown cast of characters: Samuel Savage — Ed Oberlander Titus Savage — James Justice Lily Belle Savage — Abbie Burch Nurse Willie — Robyn Stone Dr. Emmett — Brian Stumph John Thomas — Ryan Doyle It's the tranquilizer I put in his drink — I was sick of his complaining. Hannibal scratches another masterpiece on his violin. I sent a pint of my blood to the Red Cross once — they sent it back. Give me two reasons why I should tell you where the money is hidden! Mrs. Savage discusses her life as an actress with The Cloisters. Layout by Kim Doyle 54 I can't get the peanut butter out of my teeth.” ‘You, sir! Where were you when the bonds were stolen?” Layout by Kim Doyle 55 Photos by Dave Christine The Library dance. Goodnight, my someone. Thd Catt: Front Row: loft to Right: Cora Goin. Jamta JuttlM. RoMEIIon Chrlitlnt. Laura Wondortln. Chrti YouraalHa. Sutan Gilpin. Erica loo. Ilia Chartar Core� Stlpp. Carol Turngran. Terri Goodntr. Ronnie Breeding. Keren Matta. Heidi Tytor. Rita Haffarty. Tammy Gilpin. Brad Jackton. Jothua Milton. RaoAnn Yourgellte. Abbta Galloway. Krlita Ramiey. Karen Evant, Amy GoMe. Chrlelle John. Donny Andarton. Aly Jo Haggerty Bach Row Brad Crata, Chuck Brown. Mike Haggerty. Stave Tolch. Jim Juttkl. Renae Wilton. Brian Bocklay. Brian Stumph. Paige McQuIgg. John Sprague. Dan Breeding. Robin Coon. David Butch. Roger Jackton, Darrin Holt. Ty Queen. Jon Charter. THE MUSIC MAN Set in turn-of-the century Iowa, “The Music Man’’ tells a story of how a two-bit thimblerigger salesman, Prof. Harold Hill, disrupts an entire community. He tries to sell to the people of River City a Boys' Brass Band, but his plans are soon interrupted by a beautiful librarian, Marian Paroo. She is wise to his scheme, as are many others. What shall become of Professor Harold Hill and his love interest, Marion the I brarian? 'Wan-T� n-Yee!' 56 Layout by Kim Doyle Photo by Dave Christine Photo by Dave Christine Photo by Karl Johnson Photo by Dave Christine « 3 c s � CT- 5 Photo by Dave Christine Photo by Dave Christine Shawn Bell escorted by Kevin Root. Let's dance. The 1986 Prom King and Queen — Brad Pierce and Missy Parker Deanna and Martin Tommy Johnson and Sylvia Tina crowns Missy, Prom Queen. Martinez PR0M1986 Layout by Christie Jahn 59 Nikki gets her light for the night. Whit’s wrong, Mr. Medier? “My color.. Cheers!” NATIONAL HONOR iOEIETY 60 Front Row: Abbie Galloway, Tammy Wisdom, Abby Davis, Nikki Kennett, Carrie Forshier, Jane Robinson, Betsy Haxton, Tessy Manion. Middle Row: John Waider, Jacki Lackey, Stephanie Fry, Aaron Doty, Paige McQuigg, Christie Jahn, Kris Evans. Karl Johnson, Mr. Bill Medier, Sponsor. Back Row: Robin Coon, Joe Turngren. Rae Ann Yourgalite, Mindi Terrell, Brad Dean, Laura Wonderlin. Layout by Christie Jahn FINE ARTS’ FESTIVAL 'S3 The Annual Fine Arts’ Festival on Thursday May 22, 1986 was a hugh success. Winner of the “Best of Show trophy wat Carrie For shier. The judges wrote in their critique! .. she shows development in n urn e roiifaem td i u m s. She expressive, vibrant and exciting in the rendering of her draw- ings and paintings. Her ‘Fire Woman' work has an economy of means and comes across with the feellng of having been done with seeming- ly effortless thought.” Carrie was also in the running for this award last year. “BEST OF SHOW” — CARRIE FORSHIER Patti Henning was chosen as the runner up for the “Best of Show” award. The judges commented. .. she has an expressive drawing power about her work. You can’t walk by it without turning back to take another look. She’s stttf self-cause ions as wh|n drawing areas like theoyetaoiwtiir work en- titled ‘ChantjJJy i ce’; but when obviously relaxed and drawing the lace, her pow r cornel to the front and pre.dfewers eyes are drawn through her work.” Steve York took Third Place at the Festival this year. The judges thought his work was fantastic and very advanced for his age. They commented in their critique. .. powerful in his use of color, especially in his entitled “Flovyar Pot, showing ex- cellent movement and composition. This was also onff ofpth« strongest pieces in the 'show. Regardless of subject mat- ter used, the expressive content comes across for- ming witfi, referential im- ages (hWses, portraits, etc.) or imagery that does not have specific reference.” 61 Painting by Lisa Lawson, who was a qualifier for best of show. .. and you didn’t think you could get a 1st on that, Charlotte. Miss Kopka, proud of Carrie's work. Layout by Miss Kopka; Captions by Michelle Lisa Lawson did two pencil sketches of Ricky Moore and Kirby Torbet and won “Certificate of Merit awards on both! SE H0bflSTIE ART The East Central Illinois Scholastic Art awards were held in Champaign at Robeson's on Sunday, February 16th from 2-4 p.m. This was the 59th year of the National Scholastic Art Awards program and the 22nd Annual Scholastic Art Awards Ex- hibition sponsored by Robeson's. Scholastics was founded for the encouragement of student achievement in the creative arts. Varied classifications cover the fields of painting, drawing, printmaking, design, three-dimensional art and photography. Regional exhibitions, like the one in Champaign every year, give the students in our area the opportunity for local recognition. Jill McCormick won a “Certificate of Merit award on her ink wash of a fashion model. Jill took Art 1 her Senior year. Carrie Forshier wins In Scholastic her third year In a row as she comes back with a “Certificate of Merit award also for her spontaneous ink wash of a fashion portrait. She wins a First place on it here at the Annual Fine Arts' Festival. Layout by Michelle Neal and Miss Kopka Row 1, L to R: Laura Wonderlin, Abbie Galloway. Cammy Green, Brian Stumph, Danny Breeding, Ty Queen, Kris Evans, Abbie Burch, Mrs. Lind- vahl. Row 2: Paige McOuigg, Alice Neilson, Amy Goble, Aly Haggerty, Roger Jackson, Jeff Johnson, Jamie Justice, Rae Ann Yourgalite. Row 3: Linda Santillana, Tina Sheedy, Cheryl Lee, Christy Tomblin, Dustin Bailey, Chuck Brown, Jimmy Lee, Jon Charter, Brad Cress, Greg Martin, Sherrv Howell. Jill E. Flynn. Row 1, L to R: Brian Beckley, Jeff Johnson, Roger Jackson. Dan Breeding, Mike Haggerty. Row 2: Tina Sheedy. Kris Evans, Jamie Justice, Abbie Galloway, Laura Wonderlin. Row 3: Cheryl Lee, Aly Haggerty. Jill E. Flynn, Abbie Burch, Christy Tomblin, Cara Goin, Amy Goble, Paige McQuigg, Brian Stumph. Row 4: Ed Oberlander, Jr. Shipman, Chuck Brown, Jim Justice, Brad Cress, Dustin Bailey, Jon Charter. Hey Ed! Are you “Jammin ? Layout by Jill Flynn How depressing. Why aren't they singing the right words? All photos by Dave Christine Layout by Libby Witty 66 Kendall Mllburn jrr H-EL The junior varsity and varsity cheerleaders began practice in the summer. They practice 3 nights a week, Tuesday through Thursday. One night is usually left to making signs and frames for the players to run through. The varsity held a clinic for local girls l-6th grade. They collected $410.00 which bought new vests and shoes for basketball. The varsity, jv, and Pep Club sold thumb shaker pom poms at $1.00 each as a money making project. The varsity attended National Cheerleaders Associa- tion Camp at ISU. They received the spirit stick, superstar squad ribbon, 1 superior, 1 excellent, and 2 outstanding ribbons. They brought home all new sideline and floor cheers. The varsity also attended a Jr. High tourna- ment at Immanuel Lutheran in Danville. They were judges for the cheerleading competition. The cheerleading sponsor is Ms. Janet Huber. Renee Wilson re -O' Juanita Solis JV cheerleaders in the homecoming parade. Laura Wonderlln, Rae Ann Yourgllte. Julie Helton. Rae Ann Yourgallte Jane Robinton Laura Wonderlln Abbie Galloway Julie Helton E a E E R b E fl ID E R 5 Carrie Fonhier £ i . n n 67 Lovin' every minute of it When you close your eyes Over the river and through the park H-EL GIRLS GROSS COUNTRY The girls team had an up-and-down season. Their duel record was 3-1. They finished 4th out of 12 teams at the Paxton Invitational, 3rd of 9 at Bismarck-Henning, and 4th of 12 at Mahomet- Seymour. They placed 6th in a field of 15 at the Decatur Regional meet. The lone senior, Tessie Ma- nion, led the team in races and spirit throughout the year. Tessy is the first girl to letter all four years in cross country at H-EL. Tessy Manion, AlyJo Haggerty, Stacy McQuigg, and Nikki Kennett received all- conference honors. Christie Jahn received an honorable mention. That darn hearing aid 68 Layout by Christie Jahn and Nikki Kennett Take On Me Then Along Comes a Woman X Bottom to Top: Madonna Johnson. Stacy McQuigg. AlyJo Haggerty, Stacey Blakey, Christie Jahn, Nikki Kennett, Paige McQuigg. Tessy Manion. and Coach Ryder. Layout by Nikki Kennett and Christie Jahn Mike's out in front, again. It's not that bad, Ryan. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY The boys' team fielded one of their strongest teams in years. Their duel record was 15-2. They placed 5th out of 27 teams at the St. Joe Invitational. The boys won the Wauseca Conference championship with a strong senior showing. Mike Hag- gerty was conference champ, Aaron Doty placed 2nd, and Donny Anderson got 3rd, receiving all-conference honors. Junior David Vasquez received honorable men- tion. H-EL placed 2nd at the Chrisman Regional to advance to the Urbana Sec- tional where they placed 7th out of 16 teams. Other seniors on the team were Brad Pierce, Joe Vasquez, and Ryan Queen. Looks like I made it. 70 Layout by Nikki Kennett and Christie Jahn FQQTB-flbb We improved during the season in spite of injuries and a winless record. We played a tough schedule with varsity players who had only limited experience. Five teams scored 40 or more points against our small, inexperienced defense. Four of our opponents made the state playoffs. We are looking ahead to the 1986 season with optimism and 17 returning lettermen. Coach Gibson Layout by Jill Flynn 72 Watch closely coach. The Bearcats try to block the extra point. Run, Jerkers, Run Coach Gibson watches carefully. First Row, L to R: Joel Janov, Toby Brown, Tory Lane, Adon Vela, Dan Breeding, Scott Henk, Eric Shore. Second Row, L to R: Roger Jackson, Ron Elliott, Todd Henk. Reid Trego, Phil McBride, Todd Anderson. Third Row, L to R: Jeff Heffelfinger, Todd Longfellow, 74 Steve York, Todd Crose. Eric Catron. Todd Sheppard, John Shouffler. Layout by Cassie Simpson Glory Days Bottom to Top: Coach Carpenter, Shelley Dunavan, Jill Doty, Cassy Carter. Dawn Karrick. Debbie Putnam, Betsy Haxton, Deanna Molina, Debbie Hollen, Robin Coon, Sally Boyer, Mindi Terrell. VaLLEYBflLL i 7 A V. J w ' y m a ) i � A The varsity girls volleyball taam had a season of mixed success In 1985. Their record was 13 wins and 15 lo «- They won their Regional at Rossvllle. but fell to Cissna Park In the first round of the Hoopeston Sectional. The flrls placed third In the first annual Cornjerker Classic. It was Coach Beth Ann hrst year with the team She was assisted by JV coach Lisa Loop Sophomore Jill Doty was a unanimous first team all ausecaxonference chosen for second team all conference honors Jill Doty won the Spiking award, junior Dawn Karrick was named Most Improved Player, seniors Robin Coon and Deanna Molina shared the Pride. Hustle. Desire award, and senior Debbie Hollen received the Serving” Award. 75 Layout by Nikki Kennett and Christie Jahn 76 Layout by Nikki Kennett and Christie Jahn Concentration POW!!! There’s No Place Like Home! 77 All Photos by Dave Christine Mike, on top of his game. Coach Sollars awaiting a victory. Crash! 82 WRESTLING The Team: Back Row, Left to Right: Danny Breeding, Danny Johnson, Tory Lane, Jed Rayls, Jeff Johnson, Darren Barker, Paul Hlnzman, Ty Queen, Coach Don Sollars. Mid- dle: Scott Henk, Mike Anderson, Kevin Poison, Donny Anderson, Paul Steiner, John Shoufler. Front Row: Jr. Shipman. Jeff Hefflefinger, Debbie Lobb (Stats). Krista Ramsey (stats), Robyn Stone (Stats), Tim Reynolds, Mike Haggerty. Layout by Christie Jahn and Nikki Kennett The Hoopeston-East Lynn wrestling team, coached by Don Sollars, had a season that they can be proud of. Senior Donny Anderson was the lone wrestler to advance to the State Finals in Champaign. Some of his achievements Include most pins, nearfalls, and Wins. Ander- son ended the year 39-2. Tom Johnson (27-6), Cliff Witty (27- 8), Jr. Shipman (28 4), Mike Anderson (25-4), and Dan Johnson (2411) all had a winn ing year. Congratulations on a fine season! Bang Your Head Yeah Coach, I think It’ my knee! Megan takes it down court. Alice puts up a free throw. Sweet wishes Susan lays it in for two. Girls Varsity Basketball Team: Bottom Row. Left to Right: Dawn Karrick, Jill Doty, Alice Nielsen. Stacy McQuigg. Middle Row: Susan Neathery. Lori Egnew, Gina Gregoire. Paige McQuigg. Standing: Megan Clem, Chelle Goble, Coach Hannig, Regina Fraley, and Aly-Jo Haggerty. GIRLS BASKETBALL The 1985-86 girls basketball season was marked with noticeable improvement. The team's record improved from 8-16 to 17-8. The girls' 6-3 con- ference record gave them second place honors, while last year they finished second to last. The Lady Cornjerktr won the consolation bracket in both the Sheldon and 8t. Anne Tournaments. The 1986-87 season should be even better yet since the Lady Corner kers .ire losing only 3 seniors: Megan Clem, Susan Neathery, and Alice Nielsen. All-Wauseca Conferem e Honor went to Dawn Karrick, Paige McQuigg. and Jill Doty. Honorable Mention All Conference Honors went to Megan Clem, Susan Neathery, and Alice Nielsen. Jill was the leading scorer and rebounder and was named MVP of the Wauseca Conference and Sheldon Tourney. Alice Nielsen had the highest free throw percentage (92%). Dawn Karrick received the Pride Hustle Desire award and Gina Gregoire was named Most Improved. Layout by Nikki Kennett and Christie Jahn 85 Coach Hannig tells it like it is. Next one's mine. Wiener, wake up! Layout by Nikki Kennett and Christie Jahn 87 PMA all the way! Yes. yes, yes! When the going gets tough, Jill gets going. 88 Mark goes up for a basket. Air Root! Look what I can do, Steve! B0YS BASKETBALL A team of destiny was the slogan tor the Cornjerker basketball team this season. With two consecutive Assembly Hall trips and a close-knit team returning, the Cornjerkers fought and hustled to a third successive trip tothejtall and a 3rd place state finish. Along the way the Jerkers won a 2nd consecutive Wauseca Conference, the Rossville Holiday Tourney, and the H-EL Classic. The Jerkers spent the season ranked as one of the top 5 teams in the state and finished as the 2 team.Tef It iS T The team will be remembered as one that featured a sizzling fast- break, slam dunks, and excellent shooters. The Jerkers set numerous school records, among them: Best record 32-2, most wins, consecutive wins (26), ahd a team shooting percentage of 54%. Individual honors include 1,000 point career scorers in Dave Busch and Kevin Root, Busch' school record of 448 career blocked shots, and Steve Rieches’ Assembly Hall record of 8 steals in a game. The team set an Assembly Hall record of three consecutive appearances and most steals in a tourney of 32. V W Layout by Christie Jahn and Nikki Kennett —-C’ Steve look� for a teammate. Some post game fun? Brad goes up for two points! The Winning Team: Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Wayne Bandy. Coach Mike Pennicook, Head Coach Randy Feller. Duane Page MGR.. Mike Putnam Stats. Aaron Doty Stats. Brian Hodge MGR.. Middle: Brad Dean. Dana Dixon. Ryan Queen. Brad Pickett. Vince Savage. Mark Singleton. Front Row: Kevin Root. Brad Misner, David Busch. Steve Tolch, Steve Rieches. Photo by Karl Johnson Photo by Karl Johnson Photo by Karl Johnson Photo by Brad Creas Photo by Karl Johnson Photo by Dave Christine Photo by Karl Johnson v£ ro oZmxmmS mIh m 2 O O Hio — Z r- r- mS H( )-r Z--n m H H (✓ Photo by Karl Johnson m — osrnxm m{ I O H m 3J H ( ) o z H I O - 33 HCO Photo by Dave Christine Photo by Dave Christine Photo by Dave Photo by Karl Johnson Front Row, Left to Right: S. McQuigg, M. Johnson, D. Gritton, J. Doty, R. Yourgalite, Asst. Coach B. Carpenter, Head Coach J. Root. Second Row: C. Goble, A. Solis, J. Swim, B. Haxton, A. Martinez, K. Turngren, J. McConnell. Back Row: B. Bogard, A. Haggerty, T. Manion, C. Jahn, D. Karrick, J. Smith, K. Doyle, N. Kennett. GIRLS TRACK State Qualifiers: Nikki Kennett, Janie Smith, Tessy Manion, Aly-Jo Haggerty, Madonna Johnson, Stacey McQuigg. Dawn Karrick. State Finalist. Tessy Manion — 6th place in the 800 meter run of 2.23 which sets a new school record. Layout by Kim Doyle Commercial-News Honor Roll Members: Jill Doty, Tessy Ma- nion, Aly-Jo Haggerty, Nikki Kennett, Dawn Gritton. Kim Doyle, Janie Smith. Dawn Karrick, Rae Yourgalite, Madonna Johnson, Stacey McQuigg. Dual Meets — 9-0 Lady Greyhound Classic — Classic — 3rd ahomet Sectional — 4th Paxton Conference — 2nd 93 It takes skill... hard work... and dedication to be the best. Layout by Kim Doyle 94 STATS FOR 1986 Conference Meet — 3rd place Sectional Meet — 8th place St. Joe-Ogden Classic — 10th place Commercial-News Honor Roll 3200 meter relay placed first Represented in: 400 m run — Aaron Doty 800 m run — Don Anderson 1600 m run — Mike Haggerty 3200 m run — Mike Haggerty 1600 m relay 800 m relay Discus — Brad Pickett State Qualifiers: Aaron Doty, Mike Haggerty, Steve Tolch, Steve Rieches, Don Anderson. Fresh-Soph team placed 1st at the Paxton Invitational. Front Row, Loft to Right: Mgr. B. Hodge. J. Knight, M. Hoggorty, D. Anderson. D. Busch, S. Rieches, A. Doty, Coech Ryder. Coech Mat ta. Second Row: B. Crose, P. Steiner, J. Cartwright, A. Vela, S. Henk, C. Cramer, P. McBride. T. Queen, R. Trego. Third Row: M. Rush, B. Wllkey, T. Summers, D. Breeding. J. Heffelflnger, T. Henk. J. Janov, S. Tolch. Back Row: J. Turngren, K. Poison. B. Pickett, B. Root, C. Henning. A. Alklre. J. Wise, C. Brown, D. Lobb.__________________________________________________________________ Layout by Kim Doyle 95 PARK TV-APPLIANCE e' i i� � ‘‘Your Home Appliance Headquarters, Sales and Service.” Also complete sales, and installation of antenna tower, and satellite dish system. Cissna Park. East Lynn, Paxton. [cBronIcLe 206 First Avenue Hoopeston, II. 217-283-5111 (217) 759-7395 OFFICE (217) 759-7397 HOME DRICO INC. MILLWRIGHT CRANE SERVICE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION 24 HR. SERVICE DON RICE RR 3 Owner DANVILLE, IL 61832 96 SINGLETON GRAIN CO., INC. Grain, Seed, and Feed Grain Drying and Storage Ph. 217-375-4285 East Lynn, IL Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1986! Layout by Michelle Neal and Brad Cress Nothing can stop you now! An exciting future is yours and whenever financial assistance or guidance is needed, you can count on us. We would be happy to assist you in planning many aspects of your future and eliminate much of the worry. AN EXCITING FUTURE AWAITS YOU! We wish to offer congratulations on your high school achievements and wish you the very best of luck for the future! The CITY NATIONAL '.Hi South 60942 OF KQOPESTOW Ml MRS X Ol l IC 97 Joan Of Arc Company 215 W. Washington Hoopeston, IL 60942 H. B. Walder Rt. 49 South Cissna Park, IL R. A. Carlson Co. 112 W. Main Hoopeston, IL 60942 Steiner Furniture Cissna Park, IL (815)457-2611 Martin Young Enterprises, Inc. 101 First Ave. P.O. Box 279 Hoopeston, IL 60942 GALLOWAY MACHINE COMPANY 105 Bank Street Hoopeston, IL AMERICAN CAN CANCO PRODUCTS Pitch VtA 316 - 328 WEST MAIN STREET HOOPESTON, ILLINOIS 60942 Layout by Michelle Neal and 8rad Crest 98 BLOYD’S EISNER AGENCY Your one stop food store Located in Hoopeston’s Plaza Shopping Center. AUTO • TRUCK • TRACTOR MARINE SUPPLIES HOME FARM SUPPLIES IMPORT CAR PARTS SMALL ENGINE PARTS HIGH PERFORMANCE PARTS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE CUSTOM MADE HYDRAULIC HOSE 283-7741 HOOPESTON STANDARD PARTS CO. INC. 109 N MARKET HOOPESTON Auctioneer — Realtor — Appraisals CHARLES F. KNAPP, 702 Wilson Ave Hoopeston, IL 60942 Phone — 1-217-283-9666 Household • Antiques • Farm Equipment Liquidations n hi At Auction Call Today For A Quote (217) 283-6557 99 Layout: Michelle Neal and Brad Cress CISSNA PARK Howard Gaddis Service, Inc. STATE BANK 210 N. Market St. Hoopeston, IL 60942 Ph. 283-9715 Cissna Park, IL Demeter P.0. Box 327 FDIC Hoopeston, IL 60942 Helping You Change Things for the Better 48b jSmiH Best Wishes to the Class of '86 Serving You is a Pleasure Congratulations and Good Luck Rayls Brothers Transfer, Inc. Stokely U.S.A., Inc. Routes 1 9 —Box 342 Hoopeston, IL Hoopeston, IL 60942 TOM MERRITT CO. Anhydrous Ammonia Custom App. Insurance — Real Estate — Farm EAST LYNN Loans — Appraisals FERTILIZER East Lynn, IL Floyd Stine 202 South Market Ph. 217-375-4225 Catlin, IL Hoopeston, IL Keith Allen, Prop. 217 284-3147 217 283-7722 Fertilizer Lime layout by Michelle Neal and 8rad Crets 100 “CHECK WITH US ” rtSS NATIONAL BANK Hossville 1 I ROSSVTLL£. LUNOS 60963 111 N Chicago 5L Ph. 748-6500 K W Sales bacKed with service. AMANA — QUASAR — ZENITH MAYTAG — WHIRLPOOL — KITCHENAID “Over 25 Years Experience Member w FDIC Cox Farm Drainage Lloyd Cox Owner Operator -——■— Congratulations Graduates! Laser Grade Let Us Help Build Your Future SILVER BROS. INC. Control Installations of Concrete, Clay Plastic Tile 105 E. Washington RR3 Box 17 Hoopeston, IL Hoopeston, IL Ph. 283-7751 Ph. 283-9366 The Wellington State Bank Hoopeston Wellington 283-9723 984-3730 Member F.D.I.C. 101 OLYMPIC TRUE (%mj cd2u£) VALUE XHAROWARE STORES HARDWARE Hardware — Paint — Glass — Plumbing Monday and Thursday 8 to 8 and Electrical Supplies — Housewares Tuesday, Wed., and Fri. 8 to 5:30 516 North Dixie — Garden Supplies Highway Saturday 8 to 4 Hoopeston, IL 60942 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 Law Offices of Richard J. Doyle Associates 1022 N. Vermillion On Thursday Danville. IL 211 E. Main St. Hoopeston, IL American Legion Ira Owen Kragger Post 384 502 E. Penn Hoopeston, IL 283-6312 HOOPESTON an important part of your future. As your lifestyle changes and your use of energy service changes, we’ll be there to help you use it wisely. CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPA VV fiftt ilr i in i vh In 'i l ifn i i' with iiii'ii j 102 Dn,. tf tey (? M piatci£4Ue4- t e !t44 6 ALLTEL Salutes Scholastic Excellence -aura ALLTEL Illinois. Inc. 310 East Penn Street • Box 407 • Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 (217) 283-5158 IROQUOIS FEDERAL SAVINGS and loan association The “Friendly Professionals” Sice 1883 Watseka Clifton Hoopeston Danville Sheldon Federal Hamilton-Orr FUNERAL HOME Eugene Orr William R. Orr 427 E. Main Hoopeston, IL Ph. 283-6696 103 East Lynn United Methodist Church 'yy. KARLJOHNSON This book has been dedicated to many people, but the true dedication belongs to a good friend and colleague, Karl Johnson. Karl has worked with both the Senior and Junior High School Yearbook staffs and has spent at least 20 to 30 hours a week developing pictures in the darkroom, not to mention the time he spends taking pic- tures of all our school events in order to keep our book on schedule. Words cannot express the importance of Karl to this project, nor can they express the great loss we will experience next year when we are in need of his quality work. The following mini-magazine of Assembly Hall photos displays Karl's photographic excellence. Kim Doyle, Co-Editor, Miss Karen Kopka, Advisor, and the entire Picayune Staff 104 Photos by Karen Kopka and Dave Christine Photo by Karen Kopka Photo by Karl Johnson 105 Looking for a way out Another state-class squad Just sit back and enjoy the game. 105 Steve will not be denied. Layout by Michelle Neal; Copy by Nikki Kennett Two-coach salute This Is heavy metal. Ain't no doubt about It — This shot's for two. Copy by 107 Nikki Kennett can't beat Jerkers. 3 Brad checks out all the angles. Layout by Casslke Simpson; Tolch goes up for the shot.1 Relcho goes for the ley up.” David goes for the tip-off. Kevin dishes it In. Layout by Nikki Kennett 108 WE SALUTE Y0U, KARL We would like to close our mini-magazine with a special thanks to Mr. Gene Sheagley for his fan- tastic photographic displays of boys' basketball and also his special pictorial salute to senior photographer Karl Johnson. These displays have been mounted on the wall above the lockers in the main hall throughout the year. Here are some of his photos so we can always remember his fine displays. HALL DEDICATION TO KARL BY GENE SHEAGLEY Layout by Miss Kopka en! Marcos Overthrow, Raid on Libya, Chicago Bea Aid, The threat of terrorism In America. Class of '86 Cocoon, Pretty in Pink, Cobra, The Yearbook Movie ! Shirts —$20.0 Yearbooks — $ Senior Pictures Class Rings —! Tanning Booths Miami Vice Clothes |ue Jewelry Swatch Watches Skipping Yearbook Houston, Pet Shop Boys, Bangles, Level 42, OMD (Orchestral Maneuvers in the D, i, Phil Collins, The New” Van Halen, Little Richard, El De Barge. Julian Lennon. Barbara, Guiding Light, Days of Our Lives, All My Cl Yearbook Start Favorite Expressions: “We'll be back in 15 minutes — we promise. “Good one. good one. I ate it. “Oh. si. si. Brad. “Two more days. “This page needs a copy sheet. “Diet Chocolate Fudge? You love It. you know it. Sell those ads — PLEASE!” There are no Senior Candids!” “Who took my pen? “I ate It. Who has page 9V’ When can we go home, Miss Kopka?' I need a cropper. Where are my pictures? We're out of copy sheets. I found it. The Curse. “Let's go to the cemetery. Kim. Favorite Songs of '86: How Will I Know, Secret Lovers, Live to Tell. Wei Sweet Home. '86 Events: The Geneva Summit. Challenger Disaster. Chernobyl drop as low as 60« a gallon. Farm-Aid, Hands Across Ai Popular Movie Stars of '86: Madonna and Sean Penn get married. Molly Ringwald of Pretty in Pink Ally Sheedy of “Short Circuit Judd Nelson of “St. Elmo's Fire Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas of Miami Vice Jessica Lange of Sweet Dreams Freddie of Nightmare on Elm Street Movies of '86: Sweet Dreams. Fright Night. Lucas. Freddie's Revenge. Back to the Futl Prices of '86: Hamburger — 604 Pizza in the lunch line —I Jeans — $30.00 Shoes — $20.00 $60.00 Tapes —$8.00 $ 12 00 Soda Pop — 504 Movies — $2.50 j Newspapers — 354 '86 Trends: VCR Rental Compact Disks ed to Love, If You Leave, Home i the Super Bowl. Gas Prices bates! '86 Musical Artists Sly Fox, Falco, Sting, W ha, Don Henley, Janet Favorite '86 Soap 0 As the World Turns, and the Restless A hildren, Kr Knots Landing, Dynasty, Young Favorite Foods: Pizza, Tacos, Blizzards, Cherry Coke, Nachos, McDonald's French Fries, Diet Fashion Trends of '86: Stirrup Pants, Tank Tops, Unlaced Nikes, Shaker Sweaters, Wild Bermuda Shorts, Sweat Shirts, Jean Jackets, Shoulder Pads In Shirts for Girls, Flat Shoes, Pearls (Long), Abstract Prints Like Our Cover, Cornjerker T’s '86 School Events: Basketball Team takes 3rd Place a State, Tessy Manion Places 6th at the State Track Meet, State Wrestlers, Art Club Yearbook Goes to Chicago, Seniors Invade Great America! Fa vorlte TV Shows of '86: Cosby Show; Family Ties; Murder, She Wrote; Cagney Lacey; Kate Allie; Newhart; Night Court; St. Elsewhere; Hill Street Blues; Growing Pains; Crazy Like a Fox; Miami Vice; Knots Landing; Facts of Life; Blacke's Magic. Ricky Dewain Moore, Jr. Kirby Darin Torbet April 13, 1971-September 8, 1985 October 1, 1972-September 8, 1985 We, the yearbook staff of 1985-86, would like to dedicate this yearbook to the memory of Ricky Moore and Kirby Torbet, former friends and students of Hoopeston- East Lynn. And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark; For though from out our bourne of Time and Space The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. Alfred Lord Tennyson Crossing the Bar” DEDICATION in I'd like to close by congratulating and commending my staff members for a fine job and remaining loyal to this project through June 2nd — Michelle Neal, Editor; Kim Doyle — Co-Editor; the other staff including Brad Cress, Jill Flynn, Christie Jahn, Nikki Kennett, Cassie Simpson and Libby Witty; also Judy Walder, 85 Editor, for coming back June 2nd to help check pages. They were patient and persistent to finish the book with finesse and in record time. It takes a special talent to be able to put together thousands of pictures and words in a way that it can be meaningful to all; we hope you enjoyed our Expression of the year. Mist Karen Kopka. Advisor Title idea by Kim Doyle Cover idea by Michelle Neal and Jill Flynn Cover design by Michelle Neal. Libby Witty and Miss Kopka 112 Sim •mM