Hoopeston High School - Picayune Yearbook (Hoopeston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

1987 PICAYUNE Hoopeston-East Lynn SHS 615 E. Orange Hoopeston, IL 60942 Volume 81 it Catch the Wave Table of Contents Editorial..............................2 Organizations.......................4-17 Activities.........................18-33 Adm Faculty Support Staff..........34-38 Underclassmen......................39-52 Seniors............................53-73 Sports............................74-102 Ads..............................103-118 Index............................119-120 CATCH THE WAVE STAFF 1987 Yearbook Staff: (1 to r) Kim Doyle. Asst Editor; Cara Coin; Libby Witty. Editor; Renee Wilson. Brian Beckley. Betty Good. Sponsor; Linda Santillana, Tina Sheedy, Layout Ed., Rosellen Christine; Lisa Fix. Cindy Masengale, Sponsor. Brian Stumph, Merchandising Editor. Not Pictured: Ginger Cottingham. Dawn Gaither Libby Witty, Editor in Chief “Catch the Wave' was chosen to be the title and theme of the 1987 yearbook because it expresses the excitement of looking back on a great year and then looking forward to a great future. I hope you will see what I mean as you flip through this book There are so many things to remember and so many things to look forward to. The Sophomore class has been described as the beginning of the wave, and the kids that are coming up with enthusiasm and new ideas The Junior class is the wave at its peak They are excited about almost being Seniors. When the wave crashes on the beach, you have the Senior class. They've been through it all and are now ready to form a new wave and go on to do new things, great things. We have a lot to look forward to In the future There will be people from here making their own waves. There will also be new faces to add to the growing spirit due to the consolidation. This year has been a great year for all organizations, activities, and sports Congratulations to everyone involved Skim the pages of the “Wave” and see how much you remember and maybe see things you've never seen before. The staff and I would like to wish everyone at H-EL the best of luck in the coming year. We would also like to wish Coach Hannig the very best of luck as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at DACC. There is a grow- ing wave to watch out for! Best of luck to the Graduating Class of 1987. Catch your wave and ride it as far as it will take you. Sincerely, Libby Witty, Editor and the Staff of “Catch the Wave” 2 One of the Art Club's many projects during the year is to paint displays on downtown merchant’s windows. Charity “creates” a pumpkin for the annual “Great Pumpkin Festival.” MEMBERS 1st Row (I to r) Tina Sheedy, Cara Goin. Kim Doyle, Mr. Kohlburn (Sponsor). 2nd Row (1 to r) Charity Cade, Patti Henning. Darrin Holt, Brian Beckley. 5 Art Club member Senior Patti Henning is hard at work at the Fine Arts Festival. Camera Club Members: Kim Doyle; Jon Charter; Mr. Christine, sponsor; Rosellen Christine; Jamee Ervin. Not Pictured: Aly Haggerty; Brad Cress. 6 1st Row (I lo r) K Ramsey, sec ; J Nelson, C. Carter, Vice PresB Hodge, M Singleton. Pres.; J Freeland 2nd Row (I lo r) D Gaither. R Christine, R Fraley. K Kennett. A Tolch. R Trego. K Jett; J Doty 3rd Row (I to r) N Kennett; M Ingram; P Sorenson; D Karrick; D. Putnam, Treat ; C Jahn, Mr Ryder (Sponsor) Not Pictured: J Swtm. Mr Doty and Lisa Bane seem to enjoy the assembly Assemblies, Homecoming Week and Dance, Spring Dance, and Senior Week are just a few of the many ac- tivities that the Student Council spon- sors throughout the school year. In ad- dition, the members decorate the mar- quis in front of the school, along with being contributors to various school organizations, such as the Music Department, the Media Department, and the Yearbook. This year the Council sent members Missy Ingram, Tonna Flint, and Reid Trego to the County Teen Con- ference. The entire Student Council also sat in on discussions involving the selection of a school name for the new district and the choosing of school col- ors and a mascot. A new scholarship was also started this year within the Student Council. It was called the Student Council Ser- vice Scholarship and it would give the lucky recipient $1000. This year’s winner was Missy Ingram. Yes, you CAN do it, Mr Lobb!! 7 MARCHING BAND 1986 Season : Danville Viking Invitational — 2nd Parade, 3rd Field, Best Auxiliary Paxton Invitational — 2nd Parade. 2nd Field, Best Percussion Participants in the Marching Band Fest at U of I 8 Concert Band: Row 1, Bottom (1 to r) B. Gooden, C. Goin, L. Witty, D. Combs, T. Goodner. R Wilson Row 2 (1 to r) H Steiner, L Bibb. K Doyle. N Jahn, L. Miller. M Schumacher. A Goble. L Fix, L. Goin. C. Wallace. E. Kaufman Row 3 (I to r) N Montez. R Christine. A Bell. K Milburn, E Shore. J Janov, J Prasse, C. Brown, T. Longfellow. K. Tumgren, T. Queen, R Stone, K McClaskey. Mr Lindvahl. Director. Row 4 (I to r) E Oberlander. S. York, P Hinzman. B Stumph, K. Poison, S. Blakey, D. Lobb, S. McGinley, B. Combs, J. Wise, J Prasse. G. Gregoire, J. Layden, J. Lee. CONCERT BAND PEP BAND The 1986-87 school year proved to be very suc- cessful. The Concert Band won 1st place at the organizational contest, along with many individual firsts at solo and ensemble contest. JAZZ BAND Jazz Band Kneeling and Sitting (1 to r) S. McGinley. B Combs. T. Queen. K Doyle. E. Oberlander. K. Milburn, T. Longfellow. L. Witty. Standing (1 to r) J. Prasse, C. Goin, R. Wilson. B Stumph. S. York. Mr Lindvahl. director. R. Christine. T Goodner. C. Brown. L. Goin. Not Pictured: D. Johnson. D Yergler The Jazz Band did equally as well, plac- ing 3rd in the EIU Jazz Festival — a major accomplishment considering the band has only been together for 2 years. 9 H-EL CHORUS Front Row: (1 to r) Charity Cade. Stacy McQuigg, Cammy Green. Tomoko Yotsumoto, Ty Queen. Brian Beckley, Brent Combs. Kristi Evans, Cara Goin, Tina Sheedy, Linda Santillana. Second Row: (I to r) Susan Gilpin. Jennifer Harris. Heather Steiner. Paige McQuigg. Rita Haggerty. Steve McCann. Andy Tolch. Julie Mullen. Dawn Daugherity, Terri Goodner, Christie Jahn, Jamie Justice. Third Row: (I to r) Amy Goble. Brenda Clark. Amy White. Renee Wilson. Brian Stumph, Jeff Heffelfinger. Dustin Bailey. Darin Holt. Tricia McVicker. Rosellen Christine, Lisa Fix, Heidi Tyler. Fourth Row: (1 to r) Mrs Marty Lindvahl, Sponsor. Krista Ramsey. Joni Young, Lisa Charter, Carol Turngren, Kathy Milton, Todd Longfellow, Ed Oberlander, Jimmy Lee, Roger Jackson. Jon Charter. Regina Fraley. Stacey Moore. Jane Prasse, Jill Prasse - CHORUS MEMBERS 10 COMBO Jane Prasse. Amy Goble, Steve McCann, Christie Jahn, Libby Witty- COMBO MEMBERS Swing Choir performed this year at several organizations in Hoopeston. They performed and placed at the Watseka Swing Choir invitational and at the Gibson City Competition, where they placed first in their division. The Swing Choir also performed at the Fine Arts Festival in May. Front Row: (I to r) Brian Stumph, Renee Wilson. Rita Haggerty. Cara Goin, Brent Combs. Second Row: (1 to r) Tricia McVlcker, Paige McQuigg, Andy Tolch, Rosellen Christine. Brian Beckley, Terri Goodner. Third Row: (1 to r) Ty Queen. Jon Charter. Lisa Fix, Heidi Tyler, Todd Longfellow, Stacy McQuigg, Dan Breeding, Darin Holt. Jon Charter sings to Lisa Fix Cara looks on as Paige steps to the mic 11 12 National Honor Society Front Row Kathy Vorick, Tonya Cunningham. Kendall Milburn. LeAnn Sheridan. Betsy Haxton. Missy Ingram Kim Doyle. Second Row: Karen Turngren. Nikki Kennett, Christie Jahn. Jamee Ervin. Kris Evans. Krista Ramsey Third Row: Jeff Knapp. Tonna Flint, Paige McQuigg. Joe Turngren. Jill Doty. Gina Gregolre. Mark Singleton. Not Pictured Bill Medler. Sponsor John Greer Chapter 13 Jets: Sitting: (I to r) Nikki Kennett. Kris Evans. Christie Jahn, Gina Gregoire, Krista Ramsey. Standing: (I to r) Coach Bill Medler. Kipp Kennett. Daniel Samet, Joe Turngren. David Lobb, Sam Wise. Paige McQuigg Radio TV Club: Sitting: (1 to r) Kris Evans. Brian Beckley. Brian Stumph. Jed Rayls, Kim Doyle. Clayton Hinkle Standing: (I to r) Dawn Gaither. Josh Huber, Angie Warf, Casey Cramer, Brad Pickett, Jamee Ervin. Terry Hint. Sponsor Dan Reed. Joey Cartwright. Charlie Van Wieringen. Jon Charter. Mike Nelson. Sam Pennington. Vince Savage. David Kelley. Paul Steiner. Kevin Jett. Rosellen Christine, Jamie Justice. This year the Radio Club has broadcast on WHPO doing an hour program on Saturday mornings. The TV Club has filmed the sports events and some extra-curricular activities. Future Homemakers of America Members: Front Row (I to r) Becky Barker, Secretary; Libby Witty, Vice President; Jeanne Misner; Heidi Tyler; Cara Goin; Jen- nifer Harris; Janet Lindsey. Back Row (1 to r) Terri Goodner; Lisa Fix; Mrs. Ross, Sponsor; Susan Walder, President; Tammie Gilpin. Not Pictured: Ginger Cot- tingham, Treasurer; Carmina Castillo; Irene Colunga; Denise Trimmel; Laura Goin; Gracie Saenz. The FHA has attended several rallys and conventions this year. In September, 7 members attended the Fall Fling in Cissna Park. Four more attended the Region Rally in Champaign. October was fund raising month. The FHA sold candles to raise money to buy 2 new microwaves for the Jr. High and High School. October 28 was the formal Induction Ceremony of new members. For a Christmas project, the members made ornaments for the residents of the Nursing Home. In March, 6 members attended the Section Rally in Well- ington. A car wash was held in April. The State Conven- tion in Springfield was May 7-9. 4 members attended. A picnic at Kennekuk Cove ended the year with a splash. Literally! Water balloons and games to drown the seniors were played. It was a fun year! 15 1st Row 0 to r) L. Fix, J. Justice. H. Tyler, S. Tolch, C. Jahn, E. Oberlander, T. Goodner, K. Ramsey 2nd Row (I to r) A. Goble. C. Goin, P. McQuigg, T. Yotsumoto, K. Doyle, K. Evans. R. Christine. 3rd Row (I to r) R. Wilson, B. Stumph, J. Charter, J. Wise, D. Holt, B. Beckley, R. Stone. 1st Row (I to r) J. Justice, T. Sheedy, J. Misner, S. Tolch, C. Jahn, E. Oberlander, P. Combs, B Beckley. 2nd Row (1 to r) A Goble, C. Goin. P. McQuigg, T. Yotsumoto, K. Doyle, K. Evans, R. Christine. 3rd Row (1 to r) H. Tyler. R. Wilson. B. Stumph, 17 J. Charter, J Wise. D. Holt. K McClaskey, R Stone. K Ramsey, L. Pix, T. Goodner. Now listen! This is the way I want you to doit! Jon and Paige hard at work Commodore Spintop, I presume! Even work is fun when these two are around! “Exchange student? Not Bobby Galloway. The Philippines as home? Not Bobby Galloway. Flying halfway around the world? Not Bobby Galloway. Yet here 1 am and all the above has come _ ft true. The above describes some of the reactions Bobby has felt as a foreign exchange student this year. He left on July 26, 1986 and arrived at his new home in Bacolod City in Manila two days later. The school that Bobby attends is a high school and college combined and is also a Catholic school. He discovered that a former exchange student Jenny Salvador goes to the same school. Bobby was assigned to third year at the school. Everyone wears a uniform to school; it’s required. Forty-two other rules are also strictly enforced, even down to the length of a person s hair. Bobby’s classes are much the same as here: geometry, economics (Philippines), chemistry, PE, religion (mandatory), and language (lllongo). Grades are earned by number, not letters. Bobby has traveled through the various islands. In August he went to llios Island, in October to Boracay, in December to Manila for Christmas, and in February to Cebu. The Philippines has been Bobby’s home for the past year. Bob- by says, “Even though everything you read in the news media makes it sound as though there is a major war going on, this is a very peaceful, beautiful country. Exchange student? I am very glad to have been given the opportunity to be one and would do it again any time.” Tomoko Yotsumoto was our Foreign Exchange Stu- dent from Japan. She stayed with McQuigg’s the first semester, and Haxton’s and Shore’s the second semester. Tomoko answered the following questions asked by the Yearbook staff: Q Do you like it here? A Yes, I like it here. I like the people, the school, and new friends. Q What activities are you involved in at H-EL? A Drama Club and Chorus. I was in the play “Flowers for Algernon” and the musical “American Pop.” Q What are some of the differences between Japan and the U.S.? A Customs are different; school is different. The teachers change class in Japan, not the students. Dress code is more strict — no makeup or jewelry. Q What are your hobbies? A Listening to music, singing, Japanese dance, tea ceremony, piano, and watching T.V. S-E-NI-O-R-S Seniors, Seniors, are the Best!!! Charlie wins ‘‘Mr. Cool' Spirit Week, sponsored by the H-EL Cheerleaders, started on Tuesday, September 30th, with Dress-Up Day. The stu- dent body participated by dressing up in their nicest clothes. Wednesday, October 1st, the school was invaded by the Cab- bage Patch Kids. Also held on Wednesday was the Mr. Cornjerker Pageant. Thursday, October 2nd, was Button and Ban- dana Day. Everyone wore their bandana around their arms, legs, head or neck and displayed buttons on their shirts. Fri- day, October 3rd, was Homecoming. It was Red, White, and Blue Day. It was a very exciting day, except for the lousy weather. It rained all day — on the parade and on the game. A Pep Assembly was held Friday morning. The Cheerleaders led the Spirit Cry which the Junior Class won. Three of the football players modeled nightgowns and nightshirts. An Air Jam “Get Down On It” also took place. The Cheerleaders dressed up in the 50’s and 60’s style and danced to “Twist and Shout.” 20 “Mr. Comjerker contestants. Sam jamming at the Pep Assembly Cabbage Patch dolls visit school. Mr. Comjerker” Lee Curry. Three buddies Jackie, Tammy, Kathy — enjoy Homecoming Game Todd’s buddy trying to catch a few rays. 21 Homecoming Week Homecoming week was held September 29 through October 4. There were many ac- tivities during the week which were spon- sored by the Student Council including the Queen’s Assembly, the bonfire, the parade, and the dance. On Friday it was very rainy and windy. The band was unable to perform in the parade due to the weather. Friday was the football game against Gibson City. “Past Due” played at the dance which was held Saturday night in the high school gym. QUEEN JUDY FREELAND Queen and Her Court Senior Attendant Dawn Karrick and Escort Bill Crose Queen Judy Freeland and Escort Sam Wise Senior Attendant Missy Ingram and Escort Matt Parsons 23 November 7th and 8th the Hoopeston-East Lynn Drama Club Thespians presented the play “Flowers for Algernon.” Set in modern- day New York, the play depicted the life of Charlie Gordon, a retarded adult who became part of an experiment with a laboratory mouse named Algernon to increase his mental abilities. Although the experiment ultimately failed, Charlie learned valuable lessons about love and trust. Flowers for Algernon 24 FAMOUS LAST WORDS about the play: “It's amazing how we managed to skip 6 scenes the first night and did them all the second night in an even shorter amount of time!” — Brian Stumph “I liked listening to the volleyball game backstage (near the bathrooms) during the performance.” Lisa Fix Have ya ever felt like you were schizophrenic? Try do- ing 2 parts in a play!!” — Tina Sheedy Cast Members and Crew: Row 1 O r) Kelly McClaskey (Bernice), Robyn Stone (Nurse), Paul Combs (Frank), Karen Evans (Gina Connie), Sean Doyle (child Charlie). Ty Queen (Charlie Gordon). Dan Breeding (teen age Charlie), Tomoko Yotsumoto (Doris), Brian Beckley (Burt Seldon), Jeanne Misner (Jackie Welberg). Row 2 (1-r) Renee Wilson (Ellen), Lisa Fix (Mrs. Feldman), Kris Evans (Mrs. Donner Chairlady), Brian Stumph (Dr. Strauss), Paige McQuigg (Alice Kinnian), Kim Doyle (child Norma Norma), Tina Sheedy (Mother Mrs. Mooney), Jeff Wise (Father), Rsellen Christine (Mrs. Nemur), Ed Oberlander (Prof. Numur), Jon Charter (Joe Mr Harvey), Amy Goble (Anne Welberg). 25 SPRING MUSICAL 1987 American Pop in Revue cast “American Pop” chronicles the rock-n-roll era from its birth in the 1950’s to its new wave sound of the 1980’s. Some of the highlights were the Platters singing “Only You,” Dick Clark’s “American Bandstand,” the Beach Boys “Sur- fin USA,” a live performance of Jimmy Hendrix’s “Purple Haze,” and “Flashdance ... What a Feel- ing” by Irene Cara. American Pop 26 “Purple Haze — Ed Oberlander, Libby Witty. Todd Longfellow _______ Ed Oberlander — The Twist I Wanna Hold Your Hand Big Girls Don’t Cry’ Shake, Rattle and Roll! American Bandstand — Ty Queen, Jeff Wise, Kim Doyle 27 Banquet was held May 2nd at 6:00 P.M. at St. An- thony’s Parish Hall. The Banquet was attended by students and faculty. Some of the activities were the reading of the Wills and Prophecies, and the traditional “Bury the Hatchet” ceremony by the Senior and Junior Class Vice-Presidents. Prom was also held at St. Anthony’s Parish Hall. The theme was “Never Say Goodbye.” Special events were held during the evening which included a Garter Ceremony and the crowning of the 1987 Prom King and Queen .. . Brad Pickett and Missy Ingram. Music was provided by “Mirage.” Post prom was held at the Civic Center and was spon- sored by the Hoopeston Jaycees. A great time was had by all. 28 Dawn Karrick and Toby Sheppard Paige McQuigg and Brad Pickett Missy Ingram and Dave Wolfe 29 Sophomore Servers: Lisa Miller, Rosellen Christine, Heidi Tyler. Angela Blakey. 30 of Shpvu MATT PARSONS WINS “BEST OF SHOW” 31 ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS Silting: (I lo r) Paige McQuigg, Kris Evans. Nikki Kennett, Libby Witty. Standing: (I to r) Joe Turngren. Matt Harrell, Sam Wise CHILD CARE CLASS One of Two Child Care Classes: Seated (I to r) Mrs Bar- racks, teacher; Missy Ingram; Lori Cornelius; Lori Conrad; Stephanie Lackey; Susan Walder. Standing (I to r) Angie Tyler, Carla Goble, Angie Eighner, Maria Solis, Beth Cloud. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA (I to r) Terry Nichols, Max Shulte, Daniel Samet, Todd Anderson, Mike Trueblood, Jon f yden, Chad Thomas, Jeff Samet, Darrell Goble, Doug Goble. Sponsor Craig Potter not pictured. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS 1st Row 0 to r) David Kiser, Tony Simonton, Sharon Nichols, Michelle Neal, John Wilbur, Dawn Strawser. 2nd Row (1 to r) Brian Lile, Brad Cress, Jamie Crose, Shelly Wiiken, Paula Sorenson, Mechelle Goble. 3rd Row 0 to r) Matt Parsons, Paul Steiner, Jim Hoaks, John Whiteman, Tory Maul, Tricia Lynn, Ginger Cottingham. Rick Cade, Angie Warf, Rosie Zarate. Cory Bushong, Patty Christensen, Tim Summers. Not Pictured: Steve W. York. 33 The Administration of Hoopeston-East Lynn A Wave of Importance Mr Dale Miller, Superintendent School Board Seated (I to r) Hank Shaffer. Debbie McBride, Jan Haggerty, Ed L.ayden Jr. Standing (I to r) Dale Miller, Bob Hatfield, Bruce McQuigg, Jerry Bird. Mr. Dale Fry, Administrative Assistant Mr. Don Dean. Principal 35 SUPPORT STAFF Betty Good, Secretary to Supt. Winona Sheridan, Secretary to SHS Principal Donna Field, Bookkeeper Leona York, Business Office Secretary Cafeteria Workers: (1 to r) Brenda Miller; Anna Whiteman; Rosie Bus Drivers: (I to r) Harry Hoffman, Junior Lawson. Barry Stone. Reed. Food Service Manager; Janice Burke, Pat Vacketta; Betty Gilbert Stock, Ric Layden. Not Pictured: Annabel McQuigg Boehme; Jean Hollen; Lu Alkire; Lou Foxworthy. Row 1 (1 to r) JoAnne Barracks — Child Develop .; Intro. Foods and Nutri- tion. Child Care Lab; Living En- viron . Adv Foods and Nutrition Darrell Brown — Health; Boys PE. John Brown — English III Mark Conolly — American History Row 2 (I to r) Christine Cox — Geometry; Algebra I; Biology I Robert Doty — Diversified Occupations Roy Dugle — Basic Ed. (Prevoc.) Randy Feller — World History Row 3 0 to r) Charles Fenwick — Auto Mech. I, II; Power Mech. Martha Fry — Health Occ.; Nurses Assts. Alan Goodrich — Basic English; English II. III. IV Mary Hannig — Girls P.E. Row 4 (1 to r) Janet Huber — Data Proc.; Computer Prog. I, II Lawrence B. Jahn — Data Base Mgt.; Spreadsheet Analysis; Acct. I; Word Proc. John D. Kohlburn (2nd sem.) — Art I, II; Drawing Painting; Ceramics; Sr. Exhibit; Jewelry; Commercial Art Mark Lindvah! — Band 37 Rows 1 and 2 (I to r) Martha Lindvahl — Chorus Larry Lobb — Consumer Math. Algebra II; Adv Math I. II Cyndia Masengaie — Librarian James Matta Boys PE; Athletic Director Tommy McMillan — Typing I and II. Business Law William K. Medler — Biology I; Chemistry Jan Morgan — English II. Ill Jerry Prosise — Graphic Arts I. II. Ill Row 3 (I to r) Daniel Reed — Speech I; Media I. II James Richards — Driver's Ed Jewell Ross — Adult Living; Parenting Quentin Ryder — Behavioral Science; Economics; Current Events Row 4 and 5 (I to r) John Schoenholen — Spanish I. II H Gene Sheagley Biology I; Physics Linda Sheppard — Basic Education Russell Stewart — Metals Tech I. II. III. Woods I; Intro to Industrial Tech . Mfg. Tech. Gayle Swoboda (1st sem ) Art I. II; Drawing Painting; Ceramics; Sr Ex hibit. Jewelry; Commercial Art 38 SOPHOMORES Casey, get that smirk off your face 40 Studying hard, or hardly studying?! Sophs take time off from float decorating to pose for the Picayune Camera We be Jammin’. . . Kareem Abdul JaComell Outta my way! Come on. Reid! Only 2 more miles! Steve Dixon gets his garter. Say WHAT? It’s not THAT bad, Andy. 41 “Singing in the Rain” “Don’t look so serious. Chris” “You could hurt yourself sleep- walking, Kipp” “What’s going on down there?” UNDECLASSMEN Alkire. Andrew — Soph. Anderson, Michael — Jr. Anderson, Todd — Soph. Bailey, Dustin — Jr. Baker. Donald — Jr. Bane. Lisa — Jr. Barker. Darren — Soph. Barker, Rebecca — Soph. Beckley, Brian — Jr. Blakey, Angela — Soph. Blakey. Stacy — Jr. Bogard, Michelle — Soph. Bogard, Rebecca — Jr. Breeding, W. Daniel — Soph. Brown. Chris — Soph. Brown. Toben — Soph. Burton, E. Jay — Jr. Bushong. Cory — Jr. Cade. Charity — Jr. Cannon, Crystal — Soph. Carter, Tanya — Jr. Cartwright, Cheryl — Jr. Catron, Eric — Soph. Charter. Sheri — Jr. Christine, Rosellen — Soph. Gark. Brenda — Jr. Cloud. M Beth —Jr. Coffey. Amy — Soph. Conrad, Lori — Jr. Cordova, Sandra — Jr. Cornell. Anna Lu — Soph. Cramer. Casey — Soph. Cress, Brad — Jr. Crose, Jamie — Jr. Crose. Todd — Soph. Cunningham, Tonya — Jr. nderclassmen 43 ALWAYS Daugherity, Dawn — Jr. Davis. Shelly — Jr. Dazey, Carie — Soph. Dixon. Dana — Jr. Dixon. John — Soph. Dixon. Stephen — Soph. Doty, Jill — Jr. Duff in, Kelley — Soph. Dunavan, Shelley — Jr. Edwards. Albert — Jr. Edwards, James — Soph. Edwards, Tamorah — Soph. Eighner, Angela — Jr. Elliott. Ronnie — Jr. Ervin. Jamee — Jr. Faught Jr.. Leonard — Jr. Ferguson Jr., Gary — Soph. Fix, Lisa — Soph. Fortier. Tammy — Jr. Fouse, Karen — Soph. Fraley. Regina — Soph. Gaither. C Dawn — Soph Garcia. Juan — Jr. Garrison, Dwayne — Jr. Gawthorp, Sheila — Soph Gilpin, Tammie — Soph. Goble. Amy — Jr. Goble. Carla — Jr. Goble. Darrell — Soph. Gonzalez. Jimmy — Soph. Goodner, Terri — Soph. Goodrum. Beth — Jr. Gossett. William — Jr. Graham, Matthew — Soph Green, William — Jr. Gregoire, Gina — Jr. 44 Underclassmen BECOME Grttton, Dawn — Soph. Haggerty, Alice J. — Jr. Hamilton. David — Jr. Hargrove, Donald — Jr. Hasbargen. Angela — Jr Heffelfinger, Jeffery — Jr. Henk, Scott — Jr. Henk, Todd — Soph. Henning, Charles — Soph. Hinzman, R. Paul — Jr. Hoaks, Becky — Jr. Hoaks, Birdie — Jr. Huber, Joshua — Soph. Huckleby, Mark — Jr. Huffman, Barry — Soph. Hurt. Darin — Soph. Jackson, Roger — Jr. Janov, Joel — Soph. Jett, Kevin — Soph. Johnson, Daniel — Soph Johnson, Jeffrey — Jr. Johnson, Madonna — Soph. Justice, Jamie — Jr. Kaufman, Eric — Jr. Kelley, David — Soph. Kennett, Kipp — Soph. Lackey, Stephanie — Jr. Lane. Emily — Soph. Lane, Tory — Jr. Law, Stephanie — Soph. Lawson, Brian — Soph. Layden, James — Jr. Layden, Jonathan — Jr. Lile, Brian — Jr. Lindsey, Jerry — Jr. Lobb, David — Jr. Underclassmen 45 Longfellow. Todd — Jr. Lowe. John — Soph. Magee. Daniel Soph. Martin. Shanon — Soph. Martinez, Jesus — Jr. Martinez. Orlando — Soph. McBride, Philip — Soph. McClaskey, Kelly — Jr. McConnell. Jacqueline — Jr. McGee, Kelly — Jr McQuigg, Stacy Soph. Mershon, Gregory — Soph. Milburn, Kendall — Jr. Miller. Harry — Soph. Miller. Lisa — Soph. Miller, Ronald — Soph. Miller. Tisha — Soph Milton. Kathy — Soph. Mtsner, Bradley — Jr Misner, Jeanne — Soph. Misner, Phillip — Jr. Montez, Norma — Jr. Mullen. Julie — Jr. Nelson, Michael — Jr. Nichols. Sharon — Jr. O’Mara, Deborah — Soph O’Neal, Rob — Jr. Ortiz, Lucia — Jr. Page, Thomas — Soph. Parker, Andrew — Soph. Parker, Heather — Soph. Pickett, Russell — Soph. Poison, Kevin — Jr. Prasse, Jill — Soph. Ramsey, Krista — Jr. Rayls, Jed — Soph. “THE 46 Underclassmen NEW Roof. James — Soph. Root, Brian — Soph. Rush. Marc — Jr Salinas. Idalia — Soph. Samet, Daniel — Soph. Santillana. Linda — Jr. Schulte, Max — Jr. Schumacher. Mary — Soph. Selsor, Dennis — Soph. Sheppard, Alan — Jr. Sheppard, Todd — Jr. Sheridan, LeAnn — Jr. Shields, Jodie — Soph. Shields, Michael — Soph. Shields, Steven — Soph Shifflett, Angela — Soph Shore, Eric — Soph. Shoufler. John — Soph. Simonton, Tony — Jr. Simonton. Troy — Soph. Simpson, John — Jr. Smith, Deanna — Soph. Smith, Wendi — Jr. Solis, Maria — Jr. Solis. Martina — Soph Sollars, Andrea — Soph Staley, Bobby — Soph. Staton, Jayme — Jr. Stock, Darla — Soph. Stone, Robyn — Jr. Strink, James — Soph. Stumph, Brian — Jr. Swartz. Andrew — Soph Swim, Jamie — Jr. Thomas, Chad — Soph. Tolch, Andrew — Soph. Underclassmen 47 WAVE” Trego, Reid — Soph. Trueblood, Michael — Soph Turngren, Karen — Jr. Tyler. Heidi — Soph. Uden, Wesley — Soph. Underwood. David — Jr. Vandenberg, Sara — Soph. Van Wieringen, Christine — Soph. Vela, Adon — Jr. Vorick, Kathy — Jr Walder, Susan — Jr. Warf, Angela — Jr. Warner. Tracy — Jr. Weinard. Brian — Soph. Whiteman. John — Jr. Wilken. Michelle — Jr. Wilkey. Brian — Jr. Wilson. Renee — Soph. Wilson. Tiffani — Soph. Wise, Jeffrey — Soph. York, Steven A. — Jr. Yourgalite, Ray — Soph. Photos are not available for the following students: Baker, Mark — Jr. Bridgman, Tammy — Jr. Bruner, Tammy — Soph. Burton, Laura — Soph. Burton. Roy — Jr. Curnett. Kelly — Soph. Elliott, David — Soph. Espinoza. Blanca — Jr. Frias, Maria — Soph. Garrison, D. Joe — Soph. Gonzalez, Maribel Soph. Gonzalez, Pedro — Jr. Granados, Joaquin — Jr. Gress, Michael — Soph. Hinkle, Clayton — Soph. Hultquist, Erik — Soph. Johnson, Carrie — Soph. Lee, James — Jr. Lee. Wynne — Soph. Lugo, Juan — Soph. Martinez, Richard — Jr. Miller, Jeannie — Jr. Obenland, Brock — Jr. Perez, Jaime — Jr. Pritchard, Ronda — Jr. Savage. Kent — Jr Sharp. Alice — Soph Smith, Richard — Soph Tellez, Catarino — Soph Trujillo, Raul — Jr. Watson. David — Jr. Wetli, Joseph — Soph Whitaker, Jeri — Jr. York, Stephen W. — Jr. Whose mouth you gonna tape shut, Jamie? Jamie — “The memory that I’ll always carry with me as Jr. Class President was the way our float turned out. We thought it would look so neat and it just didn’t turn out that way. We used dry ice for a special effect, but it rained and nothing happened.” Junior Class Float Where do you think you're going? Brenda and Stacy tryin' to keep dry at the Homecoming Game Smile, Stephanie! Dan Reed. Bill Medler. Mary Hannig Sponsors; Jill Doty VP. LeAnn Sheridan Sec. Treas., Jamie Swim Pres LeAnn — “Prom is something I’ll never forget. It was our FIRST success. Everything we’ve ever done has turned out icky. It really turned out good for US. ” What’s so funny, Kathy? Arc these the wave of the future?!? Are you sure that’s a French fry? Good job, Tracy! 50 Gotcha! Twins?!? You look m a-r-v-e-l-o-u-i!! All Smiles! Play It, Paul Huh. ..? Nice approach, Norma! 51 Caught in the act!! Good job, Steve “Totally Cosmopolitan!” Thanks, LeAnn ‘And then she said . . Let’s hurry, I’m hungry! Walkin' the halls No snacking, Brian! Kevin reading the new Stephen King novel Total boredom Geddy Lee, Jr. 52 i,. il {Lvaylo IcfWrUL Jfc vdL fytOjf blxum } OMXll { yvruJtt AajlAaxx. i nn ii , Mn% ndu. A IuaJa U. hJcbuL ftdbyvxrO Ounqu. Ccr A i ScyilKucltivv Ma K 3 t io S The Class of 1987 The Wave of the Future IjSzkAj Graduating Seniors Not Shown: Sherry Emery Ty Obenland Charles Shipman It’s too early for this! What are you drinking? I want to go back to bed! Did you really just wake up, Betsy? Hey Tina, who’s that in your lap? Freeze! It’s Loaded! Scared Chelle? Aloha, hillbilly! OP billboard i 63 Senior Teaching Day — May 12, 1987: Row 1: Tina Sheedy (Mr. Goodrich). Row 2 (I to r) Rosie Zarate (Mr Ryder); Missy Ingram (Mrs Barracks); Sam Wise (Mr. Lobb); Christie Jahn (Mr Jahn); Nikki Kennett (Mrs Morgan); Dawn Strawser (Mr Doty); Kris Evans (Miss Good); Ginger Cottingham (Mrs. Masengale); Libby Witty (Mrs. Ross); Debbie Putnam (Mr Wonderlin); Aria Beckley (Mr. McMillan). Row 3 (I to r) Brian Hodge (Ms Huber); Charlie Van Wieringen (Mr Kohlburn); Lee Curry (Mr. Matta); Jon Charter (Mr. Reed); Junior Shipman (Mr. Richards); Brad Pickett (Mr. Fen- wick); Bill Crose (Mrs. Cox); Mark Singleton (Mr Dean); Dawn Karrick (Miss Hannig); Cassy Carter (Mr Miller); Kim Doyle (Mr. Lindvahl). Row 4 (I to r) Tim Summers (Mr. Prosise); Paul Combs (Mr Medler); Joe Turngren (Mr. Conolly); Lori Egnew (Mrs. Fry). Not Pictured: Ty Queen (Mrs Lindvahl) and Corey Schlueter (Mr. Brown). Senior Week activities started out Sunday night with several Seniors camping out overnight on Mr. Ryder’s front lawn. Monday morning was the Senior breakfast at the American Legion so the Seniors didn't have to be at school until 9:00. Monday was also Pajama Day. Tuesday was Senior Teaching Day and Dress Up Day. Wednesday was Hawaiian Beach Day. Thursday was the Senior Picnic and Toga Day. The picnic, which featured a hog, started 4th hour and lasted through lunch. Friday was the Senior Faculty Softball game and Class Colors Day. The Seniors were decked out in red and grey but the teachers still managed to win the game. Do I know you??? WHOA guys — check HIM out! And this alligator I caught while swim- Earth calling Bill — Come in Bill! The bus will be broke for how much longer??? And you thought you couldn’t get your picture taken, Frank!! And this is our personal friend, uh did you say your name was?! — what 65 66 Junior Marshals: Krista Ramsey and Jimmy Lee 67 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1987 Aria Man ? Beckley 07 22 69 Basketball Myr 2. Basketball Stats 2. FFA 1.2. 3. 4 Cassy Jo Carter 01 05 69 Cheerleader 2. 4. Chorus 1. 2. Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4 President 1. Vice President 4. Volleyball 1.3. 4 Joey Dean Cartwright 10 31 68 Basket ball 2. Football 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 3. 4 Tami Lee Casper 10 20 69 Band 1. 2; Cheerleader 1. 4. Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4. Marching Band 1.2. Pep Band 1.2. Swing Choir 1; Track 1 Jon Delbert Charter 02 08 68 Band 1, 2. Basketball 1. 2. Camera Club 2. 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3. 4. Cross Country 1, Drama Club 2. 3. 4, Fall Play 2. 3. 4. Marching Band 2. Pep Band 1. 2. Pep Club 3. Radio TV 3, 4. Spring Musical 2, 3. 4. Sw- ing Choir 2. 3. 4. Thespians 2. 3. 4. Honor Thes pians 3. 4 Robin Lee Chesnut 01 12 69 Yearbook 1 Patricia Sue Christensen 04 03 69 D O. Job 3. 4 Paul Michael Combs 11 24 69 Chorus 1. Drama Club 2. 3. 4. Fall Play 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4. Spring Musical 2, 3. 4, Track 4 ('anger Lee Cottingham 07 28 69 DO Job 4. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4. Library Club 1 Secretary 1. Yearbook 3. 4 William Tory Crose 08 20 69 Basketball 1. 2. Cross Country 1.2, 3; Track 1, 2. 3 Lee David Curry 07 01 69 DO Job 3; Drama Club 1. 2. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Mr Corn jerker” 4, Thespians 1. 2 Kimberly Lynn Doyle — 09 04 69 — Art Club 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Historian 4. Camera Club 3. 4. Chorus 1. Drama Club 1, 2, 3. 4, President 1; Fall Play 2, 3, 4. Jazz Band 3. 4. Il- linois District Band 4. Marching Band 2. 3. 4. Na tional Honor Society 4. Outstanding Drum Major 4. Outstanding Performing Arts Student of America 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Radio TV 2. 3. 4. Spring Musical 2. 3. 4. Thespians 2, 3. 4 Historian 4. Honor Thespian 3. 4. Track 1, 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 2. 3. 4 Co Editor 3. Assistant Editor 4 Lon Ann Egnew 09 19 69 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1. 2. Class Vice President 2. 3; Yearbook 1 four years the Class of 87 won’t forget. Kristi May Evans 01 31 69 Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4. Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Fall Play 1. 3. 4. Honors State Choir 4. Illmi Girls' State 3; Illinois State Scholar 4. Jets 2. 3. 4. Library Club 1. Na tional Honor Society 3, 4 — Secretary 4. Newspaper Staff 1; Outstanding Choral Award 1. Outstanding Performing Arts Student of America 4. Radio TV 3. 4. Spring Musical 2. 3. Student-of the Year 1. Swing Choir 2, 3. Thespians 2. 3. 4 Treasurer 3, Vice President 4. Who's Who of II linois 3. 4. Yearbook 1 Terry Glee Hint — 09 15 69 - Basketball 1. 2. Cross Country 4. Football Mgr 2. 3; Pep Club 3. Radio TV 2. 3. 4. Stats 3. 4. Track Mgr 2. 3 Tonna Gay Flint 09 15 69 Jets 3. Na tional Honor Society 4. Stats 4; Student Council 1. 4. Yearbook 1 Judith Farr Freeland 05 05 69 — Cheerleader 2. 4. Class President 2. 3. Student Council 1.2. 3. 4 — Secretary 1 Stuart Brian Galloway 09 06 68 — Cross Country 2. Track 1. Wrestling 1 Mechelle Lynn Goble 01 05 69 Basket ball 1. 2. 3. 4 D O Job 3. 4; Track 1, 2 Volleyball Stats 4. Volleyball Mgr 4 Cara Angelene Goin 03 08 69 Art Club 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Drama Club 1. 2.3. 4. Fall Play 2. FHA 4; Jazz Band 3. 4. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Spring Musical 2. 3, 4. Swing Choir 3. 4; Thes- pians 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 2. 3. 4 Kelly Jean Goodrum — 01 23 69 — Chorus 1. D O Job 3. Marching Band 1. Pep Band 1; Spanish Club 1 Cammy Elizabeth Green 04 11 68 — Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. FHA 2. Swing Choir 1,3 Matthew William Harrell — 02 21 69 — Basketball Mgr 2. Football Mgr 2. 3. 4 Elizabeth Rose Haxton 03 29 69 — Na tional Honor Society 3. 4. Concession Stand 3. 4. Pep Club 3; Spring Musical 4. Stats 3; Track 3. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 1 Patricia Lynn Henning — 01 23 68 Art Club 4. FHA 1 James Allen Hoaks — 03 26 69 — D O Job 3.4 Brian James Hodge 08 24 69 — Basketball Mgr 1. 2. 3. 4. Football Mgr 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 4. Student-of-the Year 1. Track Mgr 3 69 Mary Melissa Ingram 11 15 69 National Honor Society 4. Class President 4. Student Coun cil 4. Yearbook 1 Mary Christine Jahn 11 13 69 Chorus 4. Combo 4. Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4. Drama Club 3. 4. GAA 2. 4. Jets 4. National Honor Society 3, 4 Vice President, Pep Club 2, 3. Radio TV 3; Spring Musical 3. 4, Student Council 4, Thespians 3. 4. Track 1.2. 3. 4. Yearbook 1. 3 Dawn Elizabeth Karnck 04 29 69 Basketball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, Class Secretary Treasurer 4. Student Council 1,4. Track 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 1 Nikki Jill Kennett 08 22 69 Band 1; Class President 4. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. Jets 2. 3, 4. National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Pep Band 1. Pep Club 3; Radio TV 2. 3; Stats Girls Basketball 3, 4, Student Council 4; Track 1, 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 3 Jeffery Owen Knapp 05 11 69 Football 1. 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 4. Student Council 1; Track 1,2 Patricia Ann Lynn 01 17 69 D O Job 4, Library Club 1 Gregory Alan Martin 11 05 67 Basket ball 2. Chorus 3 Amanda Martinez 09 01 69 Spanish Club 1; Track 3 Tory Maul 07 06 69 Band 1. 2. 3. D O Job 4. Drama Club 2. FFA 1. 2. 3, 4. Marching Band 1. 2. 3; Pep Band 1. 2. 3; Radio TV 3; Spr ing Musical 2. Thespians 2. 3; Track 2 Paige LeeAnn McQuigg — 01 18 69 Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. All-Conference 3, Honorable Mention 2, Leading Rebounder 2. Chorus 1, 3. 4. Cross Country 1.2, 3. Drama Club 3. 4. Treasurer 4. Fall Play 4. IMEA All State Honors Chorus 3; Jets 2, 3. 4. National Honor Society 3, 4 Co- Parliamentarian; Swing Choir 3. 4. Thespians 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. State Track 1 (1600 Relay). 2 (800 Medley Relay) Michelle Kay Neal — 11 20 69 — Art Club 2. 3; D O. Job 4; Library Club 1; Most Outstanding Art Club Member 2. 3; Yearbook 2, 3 — Adver tlsing Editor 2. Editor 3 Julie Kathleen Nelson 03 07 69 — Cheerleader 1. 2. 3; Class Secretary Treasurer 2; GAA 3; Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4. Yearbook 1 Edward F Oberlander — 07 30 69 — Band 1.2. 3. 4. Chorus 1.2. 3. 4. Drama Club 1.2. 3.4. Fall Play 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 4; Jazz Band 3. 4. Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Spring Musical 1. 2, 3. 4. Swing Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Thespians 2. 3. 4 President 4; Best Male Mar cher '86” Matthew David Parsons 11 19 68 Basketball 1. 2; D O Job 4. Student Council 2. 3. 4 Samuel Owen Pennington 11 23 69 Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Radio TV 3, 4, Wrestling 4 Tammy Jean Pennington 11 23 69 FFA 1.2. 3.4 Amber Lynn Pickett 07 29 69 Bradley Edwin Pickett - 12 28 68 Basket ball 1, 2. 3. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Radio TV 4; Track 1.3 Debra Ann Putnam — 01 02 69 Cheerleader 2. Chorus 1, 2. Student Council 1, 4 Secretary 4. Volleyball 3 Ty Jeremy Queen 05 14 69 Rand 1, 2. 3, 4. Chorus 1. 3, 4. Cross Country 4. Fall Play 3, 4. Football 1, 2; Jazz Band 3. 4. Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Spring Musical 3, 4. Swing Choir 3, 4. Thespians 4. Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3, 4 Angela Dee Robinson 04 23 69 — Chorus 1; FFA 1.2 Vince Edward Savage 08 05 69 Basket ball 1. 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Radio TV 3. 4. Track 1 Corey Arthur Schlueter 12 16 68 Foot ball 1,2,3 Kristina Marie Sheedy 12 18 68 Art Club 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Drama Club 2. 4. Fall Play 4. Latin Club 1. 2. Spring Musical 4. Swing Choir 3. Yearbook 3. 4 Art Editor 4 Toby Dean Sheppard — 11 04 68 Basket ball 1. 2. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2. 3. 4. Track 1.3 Mark Leonard Singleton 11 26 68 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 4. SAR Award 4. Student Council 1.2, 3. 4. President 4; Track 1 Janie Lee Smith — 09 16 69 Basketball Mgr 4. Chorus 1, Cross Country 4. Radio TV 2. 3; Stats 3. 4; Track 1.2. 3. 4 Paula Lynn Sorenson — 06 01 69 — Cheerleader 2; Class Secretary Treasurer 3; DO Job 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4; Yearbook 1 William Paul Steiner — 10 11 69 D O Job 4. Radio TV 4. Track 3, Wrestling 1, 3. 4. Coaches Award (Wrestling) 3 Dawn Marie Strawser 06 09 69 Art Club 3. D O Job 3. 4. Studentof the Month 1 Timothy Duane Summers 01 29 69 — Basketball 1. 2; D O Job 4. Football 2. 3. Track 3. 4 Stephen Paul Tolch 08 15 69 Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Cross Country 4. Drama Club 1. 3. 4. Football 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 3, 4. Thespians 3. 4. Track 1.2. 3. 4 Kimbeilv Sue Toney 10 13 69 Joseph Harold Turngren 03 18 69 Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Jets 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Track 3 Charles Van Wieringen 09 12 68 — Art Club 1; Camera Club 2. Football mgr 3, 4. Radio TV 4 Samuel R Wise III 09 2 69 Illinois State Scholar. Jets 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 1.2. Radio TV 2 Elizabeth Carol Witty — 05 17 69 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. secretary 3. president 4. Combo 3. 4. FHA 3. 4 vice president 4. Illinois State Scholar 4. Jazz Band 3. 4. Mar chmg Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Spring Musical 1. 2. 3. 4. Stats Girls Basketball 4. Track 4. Yearbook 3. 4 — |un or editor 3. editor 4 David Glynn Wolfe 01 25 69 — Basketball 1; Track 1 Frank Richard Wood 03 24 69 — Band 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1; Class president 1. Class vice president 2, 3; FFA 1. 2. 3. FFA Sentinel 3. Homecoming Attendant 1. 2. 3; Mr Irresistible 3; Most Dedicated Award 2. Prom Attendant 2. 3. Pep Club 1. 2. 3, Student Council 1. 2. 3 Tomoko Yotsumoto 11 25 69 Chorus 4. Fall Play 4. Spring Muscial 4. Girls Basketball Stats 4 Rosario Zarate — 7 6 69 — Basketball 1. DO Job 3. 4. Illinois Girls' State 3. Spanish Club 1.2. Yearbook 1. 2 I Y f V f f Y y « HOOPESTON - EAST LYNN SR. HIGH GRADUATION! MAY 29 Nervous? No way! A great looking couple Hi Chelle! How do I look, Dave? You WILL walk out there! What a great line 72 And then the musk started . . . Which one will fall over first? Where do we go? Matt, my tassel is attacking me! Co-valedictorian Kris Evans Co-valedictorian Nikki Kennett Co-valedictorian Sam Wise We made it! It’s over! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 75 Smile ladies! Varsity Cheerleading Squad: Top to Bottom: (I to r) Shelly Wilken. LeAnn Sheridan, Catsy Carter. Judy Freeland. Beth Goodrum. Tami Casper JV Cheerleaders: (I to r) Rita Haggerty, Renee Wilson, Tricia McVicker, Dawn Gritton, Andi Garmon, Lisa Charter. Ms. Huber, cheerleading sponsor, had this to say about cheerieading: “Cheerleading is very important to the girls but they don’t get the financial help and support they need. Cheerleading is a tradition that won’t be pushed into a corner due to the grow- ing popularity of girls sports.” She would like to wish all the girls the best of luck in the future. Catchin’ a wet wave! You’re kidding!?! t Oh NO! My thumb is stuck! Do«s anybody know how to keep score? GAA: Top to Bottom: (1 to r) LeAnn Sheridan, Jill Prasse, Chelle Go- ble, Cassy Carter, Dawn Karrick, Shelly Wilken, Paula Sorenson, Natalie Jahn, Christie Jahn, Darla Stock, Shanon Martin. Nikki Ken nett, Regina Fraley, Jane Prasse, Tonya Cunningham, Karen Turn- gren, Norma Montez, Tracy Warner, Brenda Clark, Cammy Green, Angie Hasbargen. Jodie Shields, Andrea Sollars, Aria Beckley, Angie Blakey, Shelley Dunavan, Lisa Miller. Gina Gregoire. Angie Eighner, Kenda Ramsey. Tonna Flint. Debbie Putnam. Missy Ingram, Robin Chestnut, Julie Nelson. Not Pictured: Jamie Swim. Lucy Ortiz. Kari Belden, Beth Goodrum, Stephanie Lackey. Rosie Zarate 79 (1 to r) Aly Haggerty, Nikki Kennett, Christie Jahn, Stacy McQuigg, Madonna Johnson. Dawn Gritton, Janie Smith, Rita Hag- gerty. Kneeling: Coach Ryder. 1986: A WINNING SEASON C ° G v HGOPESTON - EAST LYNN SR. HIGH ‘‘Open your eyes. Dawn! It’s not that bad!” Aly follows Nik and is lost too!” LADY JERKERS OFF AND RUNNING The Girls Cross Country team of 1986 had a tremendous season winning all five of their meets. Although there are only two full teams with which to com pete and no real conference championship to win, our girls still had the best overall record in the conference. The all-conference champion was Aly Jo Haggerty. Madonna Johnson ranked third, Nikki Kennett sixth, and Rita Haggerty seventh. Dawn Gritton and Christie Jahn received honorable mention coming in ninth and tenth respectively. Aly Jo was the regional champion and qualified for sectionals. 81 Go Moe! The Boys 1986 Cross Country team had an even win-loss record at 7-7. They finished third in the Conference and had two members selected to the All Conference team. David Vasquez was the All- Conference champion and Steve Tolch received honorable mention. David won the regional crown and also qualified for sectionals. (l r) Coach Ryder, Terry Flint, David Vasquez, Mike Anderson, Marc Rush, Chris Brown, Bill Crose. Kneeling: Steve Tolch. Seated: Reid Trego, Ty Queen. Senior Steve Tolch shows the determination of a cross country runner. 82 Stretch out those legs, Chris! Reid makes it across the line Keep pushin’, Marc Mike helps Ty hold up his arm. Only one more mile, Terry! 83 Say What?!” “Hey — Luv them shoes!” Say Uncle' Bottoms Up! The season started fast for the Jerkers. For a while it looked like it would be a banner season as they ripped off to an 8-3 record. However, just before Christmas the Jerkers lost a one point decision to Champaign-Central and then lost to Rantoul. In January, the wrestlers won only one match against Westville and the chance of a great season fell to a mediocre 9-11-1. The Jerkers participated in several tournaments. They scored first in the Fresh.-Soph. Takedown, twelfth in the Stillman Valley Tournament, fourth in the Leroy, sixth in the Catlin Fresh.-Soph., and third in the Regional. Mr. Richards was quoted as saying, “It was a very disappointing (season) and below the potential of the team’s ability.” The season ended with a token force going into the regional and they were still able to finish third. 84 Mayday! Mayday! Put your head on, ah, under my shoulder! INDIVIDUAL AWARD WINNERS Mike Anderson: technical falls 13; 2 pt. near falls 43; 3 pt. near falls 30; and reversals 38 Paul Steiner: takedowns 46; Most improved Dan Johnson: pins 13 Chad Gossett: Coaches Award John Shoufler: escapes 15 REGIONAL CHAMPS 112 — Dan Johnson 119 — Chad Gossett 132 — Paul Steiner 138 Mike Anderson STATE QUALIFIER Mike Anderson — Third I Said ROLLOVER! What does the front of your shirt say? Fro°t Row 0 to r) Dan Breeding. Chad Gossett. Jed Rayis. Jason Tine her. Darnel Shipman. Krista Ramsey (GrappWr Girl) Middle Row (1 to r) Norma Mooter (GrappWr Girl). Tory Lane. Andy Alkire. Phil McBnde, Kevin Poison. Jim Richards (Coach) Back Row (I to r) Russ Stewart (Coach). Pad Steiner. Sam Pennington. Scott Hank. Danny Magee. JeH Heffelftnger Dan Johnson Not Pic Hired Robyn Stone (GrappWr Girl) ‘‘I vant to suck your blood.’ This is another fine meet you’ve gotten me in 86 Row 1 (l-r) Paige McQuigg. Jodie Shields, Regina Fraley, Carla Goble, Gina Gregoire, Jill Doty, Lori Engew, Dawn Karrick. Row 2 (l-r) Coach Hannig, Madonna Johnson, An- na Lu Cornell. Paige McQuigg. Jackie McConnell. Lisa Bane, Kathy Vorick, Mechelle Goble — VARSITY PLAYERS Stacy and Anna Lu hold first place trophy For the Record Row 1 (l-r) Stacy McQuigg, Patti Putnam, Nicki Schafer, Bitsy Goodrum, Darla Stock. Row 2 (l-r) Regina Fraley, Madonna Johnson, Jodie Shields, Kenda Ramsey, Anna Lu Cornell. Angie Bell — JUNIOR VARSITY PLAYERS “December 8-15 was our week of catastrophes,’ said eight year coach Mary Hannig. “Until that week we really had things going our way. Dawn got hurt playing volleyball, Jill got hurt in the Iroquois-West game, and Paige got the flu.” Unfortunately, during that time period the St. Anne Tournament was held. The Lady Cornjerkers were the 4th place finishers; however, Coach Hannig felt they could have finished higher. ‘‘We had the momentum go- ing our way. I think we would have played in the cham- pionship game if the three girls had been healthy. I real ly think the team was that tough.” The Varsity team had a 12-10 (overall) record and finished second in the Conference. The All-Conference winners were Lori Egnew and Gina Gregoire. Dawn Karrick received Special Mention and Paige and Stacy McQuigg received honorable mention. Individual awards given at the Sports Banquet were freethrow percentage winner Dawn Karrick, leading scorer Lori Egnew (10.6 ppg), leading rebounder Lori Egnew (172) and most improved player Anna Lu Cor- nell. The PHD (pride, hustle, and desire) award, which is determined by team vote, was given to Mechelle Goble. The Junior Varsity team had a 15-3 record according to Coach Jim Matta. They won first place at the Fresh- Soph tournament. Manager Janie Smith Will Anna Lu get to the ball first? Carl and Stacy show team work. Lady Cornjerkers, do you remember ... breakfast at Coach Carpenter’s house? Senior night banquet? Gina forgetting her shoes at the Clifton- Central game? almost being late for a volleyball game because of watching Coach Hannig’s junior high game and getting lost? double practices? the trip to the Assembly Hall to watch the state finals? Coach Hannig getting water poured on her after a junior high game? We’re havin’ a blast!” Mary Hannig is leaving H-EL after coaching here for three years. We asked her to reflect upon these years and relate to us a few of her memories. The first year was a year of building. It was a time of them get- ting to know me and my system. During the second year the players started to come together as a team. And this year was a year of “ifs.” If only we had had fewer injuries, we would have had a better win-loss record. If Jill Doty hadn’t been in- jured, we probably would have gone to super-sectional. Also, this year I feel I’ve played more of the role of peacemaker, rather than coach.” Coach Hannig Reflects . . . We asked Coach Hannig to give us some predictions on Lady Corn- jerker basketball in years to come. I think the teams will only get bet ter. The JV had a winning season, the seventh grade team won 12 of 14 games, and the eighth grade won 15 of 17. These three groups have learned a certain system of play. Whoever coaches them will have success because they’re basketball oriented mentally, they are willing as a group to put in the extra time to go to camps to learn, and their parents are very supportive of them and the program. If they continue to play that whoever takes over will have a lot of fun. For the most part I did.” Coach Hannig is leaving to fulfill one of her life’s goals which is to coach at a junior college. 4Tve always wanted to coach at the col- lege level and although the oppor- tunity has come a little sooner than I anticipated. I’m really looking for- ward to building a program at DACC,” stated Hannig. We on the staff wish her good luck and continued success. “Quotable Quotes from the Coach” Lori Egnew Mechelle Goble Dawn Carrick Paige McQuigg il ft Jill Doty Gina Gregoire Stacy McQuigg ... On Seniors Lori — “She’s shown a definite improvement in attitude She’s a good outside shooter ’’ Chelle — “She'll be a somebody She knows what it takes to succeed time and effort. She never complains and she goes after what she wants. Dawn — She's a hustler. She works hard and is a very determined player Because she has a combination of these assets, she'll go far. Paige — She’s an intelligent ball player who works very hard She was our best defen- sive player. . . . On Underclassmen Jill — She's the best all around athlete I've ever coached She’s extremely quick, fast, and an excellent leaper I think people will see her participate in some college sport Gina — She’s team-oriented, a hard worker, and the most improved player I've ever had. 'Watch out U of IT’ Stacy — She has a lot of potential. She’s a very quick defensive player JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD The Sophomores finished with a respectful 12-9 record and showed excellent im- provement as the season pro- gressed. Many early defeats were eliminated by wins. Many of these young people demonstrated possible varsi- ty capabilities. — Coach Feller Kneeling: (I to r) Andy Tolch — Manager, Bobby Staley, Wes Uden, Casey Cramer, Chris Brown, Tom Page, Reid Trego. Standing: {I to r) Coach Wayne Bandy, Michael Gress. Charles Henning, Steve Shields, Todd Anderson, Joshua Huber, Kevin Jett, John Dixon. Charlie rises above the rest Casey goes for a hook shot Todd walks through the air Gel em. guys! Do I have lo run through there? Now, this is the way it's gonna be done. Individual honors for the season: Steve Tolch — Fg% (51.6), Rebounds, Rossville All- Tourney, 2nd Team All-Wauseca Conf. Dinky Hargrove — FT% (79%), Assists (176), and Honorable Mention All-Wauseca Conf. Brad Misner — Leading scorer (17.6), Rossville All- Tourney, 1st Team All-Wauseca, MVP, Special Mention UP1 All-State, Honorable Mention All-State AP, 4th team Illinois Basketball Coaches Assoc. Mark Singleton — Scholarship Todd Sheppard — Mr. Hustle Jon Layden — Most Improved Let's all join hands Whatcha lookin' at. Frank? 91 Dana shoots for two Brad, the Demon Leaper No . . . It's MINE!” The 1986-87 basketball season, although not as successful as past seasons, still proved to be a win- ning one. The team was a very young group as it was dominated by 8 juniors, while joining this were 3 seniors. Inexperience and lack of leadership at various times really showed on the floor at key moments in various games. The Cornjerkers finished second in their own Classic Tourney, sec- ond to Oakwood at the Rossville Holiday Tourney, and lost again to Oakwood in the Regional Cham- pionship game. The team finished with a respective 18-11 record for the season, but they’re looking eagerly towards 1987-88. — Coach Feller Basketball gone ballet R Kneeling: (I to r) Managers: Brian Hodge. Kipp Kennett, Brian Beckley Standing: (I to r) Al Ed- wards, Frank Wood, Mark Singleton. John Whiteman. Dana Dixon, Brad Misner, Todd Shep- pard, Steve Tolch, Jon Layden, David Underwood, Dinky Hargrove. u A D Mark — Poetry in motion Keep your hands off my property! 92 Front Row (1 to r) Assistant Coach Bob Doty; Manager Chelle Goble; Jane Smith; Christie Jahn; Dawn Karrick; Kim Doyle; Nikki Kennett; Head Coach Beth Carpenter. 2nd Row (I to r) AnnaLu Cornell; Madonna Johnson; Jill Doty; Chrissy Van Wieringen; Nicki Schafer; Denise Betka; Marie Parsons; Rita Haggerty. Back Row (I to r) Stacy McQuigg; Aly Haggerty; Dawn Gritton; Mary Schumacher; Shelley Dunavan; Carla Goble; Kenda Ramsey; Jackie McConnell; Cathy Wallace. AnnaLu Kim Christie Dawn The H-EL Girls Track team had a great season this year. They were undefeated in all dual, triangular, and quadrangular meets, making their season record an impressive 11 0. Head Coach Beth Carpenter and Assistant Coach Bob Doty were very proud of the teams efforts this year. The team will lose 6 seniors next year but will con- tinue to work hard to keep up their winning record. The Lady Cornjerkers finished well in all the major meets with these placings: 1st at the Lady Greyhound Classic 2nd at the St. Joe Ogden Classic 3rd at the Rensselaer Relays 2nd at the Sectional meet in Monticello which ad- vanced 4 runners and 3 relays to the State meet at EIU. 93 CATCH THE WAVE TO STATE 6 HEL GIRLS PLACE AT STATE 6 girls advanced to the State Track Meet at EIU and all 6 came home with at least 1 medal. Jill Doty: State Champion in the 100 M. Dash 2nd place in the 200 M Dash Madonna Johnson. 6th in the 300 M. Hurdles Aly Haggerty: 4th in the 1600 M Run 400 M. Relay team of Dawn Karrick, Jane Smith, Nikki Kennett, and Jill Doty: 2nd place 800 M. Relay team of Dawn, Jane, Nikki, and Jill: 4th place The team finished 4th overall with a total of 39 points. Congratulations to all 6 girls and to the whole team on a great season. They look happy! Mo shows her hurdling form Miler Aly Haggerty 4th place State team! 94 Open your eyes, Reid!! Sitting on Floor: Steve Tolch. 1st Row (I to r) Steve McGinley, Billy Hurt, Ron King, Brian Tweedy, Matt Goodrum, Chad Gossett, Norman Jackson, Doug Go- ble, Andy Sinn, Steve Highfill, David Combs, Brett Gooden. 2nd Row (I to r) Reid Trego, Chris Brown, Andy Parker, Troy Simonton, P. J. Read, Mick Reeves, Darren Barker. Todd Henk, Charlie Henning. Phil McBride. Ray Yourgalite 3rd Row (I to r) Jeff Heffelflnger, Scott Henk, David Lobb, Jimmy Gonzalez. Wes Uden, John Shoufler, Mike Anderson. Paul Hinzman, Roger Jackson. Dinky Hargrove. 4th Row (I to r) Mr Matta, Dana Dixon. Kevin Poison. Brian Wilkey. Mr. Ryder. Quick, give it to me! DETERMINATION!!! Varsity Front Row (I to r) Brian Hodge. Pete Gonzalez, Matt Harrell, Charlie Van Wieringen Row 2 (1 to r) Darren Barker, Charlie Henning, Casey Cramer, P. J Read, Phil McBride. Eric Shore, Brett Gooden, Brian Root, Eric Catron, Ron Elliott, Jon Layden. Row 3 (I to r) Todd Henk, Dinky Hargrove, Todd Longfellow. Roger Jackson. Scott Henk, John Simpson, Joey Cartwright, Brian Wilkey, Steve W York, Paul Hinz man Row 4 (I to r) Coach Dan Park, Coach Bob Doty, Coach Jim Matta, Vince Savage, Lee Curry, Brad Pickett, Mark Singleton. Jeff Knapp, Jeff Heffelfinger, Sam Pennington, Coach Russ Stewart. Absent: Toby Sheppard, Joe Turngren. Singleton handing-off Cornjcrkcr football began during the August heat and ended in late October. One of the innovations of first year coach Russ Stewart was “water sprinklers” to help the players “beat the heat.” Although the records of the Varsity and JV were not the best (0-9 for both), at times according to Coach Stewart, “The 1986-87 Football Squad played some ex- cellent football. (For example), we played Schlarman and Clifton Central very close, and played the rest of our opponents either a good first half or an excellent se- cond half of football.” When Coach Stewart was asked to evaluate the season he said, “With very little varsity experience returning to this squad, they pooled their desire and for- titude together to accomplish several offensive and defensive goals set forth at the beginning of the season.” He listed several goals as being reached and he said, “Turnovers, penalties, and quarterback sacks were all reduced over 75% from the previous seasons.” Coach Stewart also complimented the senior players. He said, ,.. the leadership of our seniors was excellent and the coaching staff would like to acknowledge their contribution, desire, and commitment to the program. We wish these seniors the best in their future endeavors.” 97 Where's the line?' Junior Varsity Breeding on the move Front Row (1 to r) Dan Breeding. Matt Goodrum. Scott Wilson. Steve Highfiil. Norman Jackson. Corey Kult. Center Row (I to r) Mike Trueblood, Dwight Judy, Billy Hurt, Joel Janov, Brett Gooden, Doug Goble, John Shoufler, Chad Gossett, Jason Irvin. Top Row (I to r) Ray Yourgalite, Casey Cramer, P. J. Read, Mick Reeves, Josh Huber, Dan McGee. Andy Swartz. Absent: Steve Dixon, David Elliott, Dan Johnson 98 Jerkers “on the move (I to r) Coach Stewart. Mark Singleton, Toby Sheppard, Vince Savage, Lee Curry, Brad Pickett, Joe Turngren, Jeff Knapp, Sam Pennington Our stall asked each ol the senior players the following question. What do you remember most about football season?” Mark Happy laces Toby 12 Station Drill or 100 Jumping Jacks 'cause we didn't run Vince - “You gotta love it.” Lee 'When I hit the guy and made him fumble the ball in the I W game Brad Getting up at 5:00 lor early morning practices Joe When I hurt my back and I looked over to see Hodge layin' beside me in the mud.” Jeff — “Triple sessions Sam Get your hips into it guys Joey (not pictured) — Saturday Night Ride and When I was walking off the field during the last game and hearing Stewart yelling at me ” Quiz time: Can you pick out the dummy? 99 HARD WORK PAYS OFF X? £ 1986 Sectional and Regional Champs Row 1 (I to r) Mechelle Goble, Betsy Naxton, Cassy Carter, Dawn Karrlck, Chrissie Van Wieringen Row 2 (I to r) Mary Schumacher, Jill Doty, Shelley Dunavan. Row 3 (1 to r) Coach Beth Carpenter, Andrea Sollars, Jamie Swim, Karen Turngren, Tracie Warner. Row 4 (1 to r) Kari Belden, Gina Gregoire, Jodi Shields. Cassy Carter, Betsy Haxton, Dawn Karrick “We Did It!!' Volleyball began in September and ended in late November, The Junior Varsity record was 9-10 and the Freshmen placed second at the first Milford Freshman Invitational. The Varsity record was 17-10 overall and 7-5 in the Conference, which gave them third place. In the State tournament series, which began with the regionals, the Lady Cornjerkers had a 4-1 record. They wre defeated in a very close match in the Super-Sectional. Senior Members: Seated: Mechelle Goble. Standing: Dawn Karrick, Betsy Haxton, Cassy Carter. 100 Senior Cassy Carter Senior Dawn Karrick Assistant Coach Mike Penicook giving Gina Gregoire advice Junior Varsity Players: Darla Stock and Lisa Miller 101 For the Record “We started the season off slow, but with hard work and enthusiasm, the girls peaked at the perfect time. No one thought we’d make it out of regional play and yet we made it to super-sectionals (Sweet 16). It was great! And I’m looking forward to be- ing just as successful next year.” — Coach Carpenter AWARD WINNERS Dawn Karrick. Senior 102 All Conference Selections: Jill Doty, Dawn Karrick News Gazette All Area: Jill Doty (2nd team). Dawn Karrick (honorable mention) Spiking % Award: Jill Doty, Dawn Karrick Serving % Award: Jamie Swim P.H.D. Award: Jill Doty (pride, hustle, desire) Jamie Swim. Senior .. - T , • - • Carpet Vmyt Sales 4 Installation fv£. fpjv • Steam Cteamnq tor floors and Furniture A R NEWS AGENCY Byron R. Yanders — Owner A J Floor Coverings Box 328 Phone 283-5093 Hoopeston. Illinois 60942 Allen Irwin Mick Irwin 430 W. Maple Rossville Call 283 6462 Call 748-6712 Distributor of: Chicago Tribune Chicago Suntimes Baer Realty ALKIRE’S SERVICE PLUS Intersection of Routes 1 9 Hoopeston, Illinois 217 283 6639 217-283-6522 624 E. Orange Hoopeston Congratulations Class of “87” Beaty's Auto Service 301 S. Market St. Hoopeston, Illinois ALLTEL ILLINOIS INC. 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Pharmacy 105 East Penn David, the shepherd, soldier, and king of Israel said, “Thou (God) will show me (the graduate) the path of life: in Thy presence is fulness of joy; at Thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore.” (Psalms 16:11) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Hoopeston, Illinois Fannie May Candies Hallmark Cards First Christian Church 283-5126 CYF CHI RHO “PARKING AT OUR DOOR” ‘May the Spirit of God be with you always' 110 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘86-87’ from all of us at the First Church of the Nazarene — Pastor G. A. Parker FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 402 E. Honeywell Hoopeston, IL FLOWERS AND GIFTS BY MOLLY CULBERT “The best flowers for the times of your life. 702 W. Main Hoopeston, IL Ph 283 5578 Galloway Machine Co. 105 Bank Street Hoopeston, IL 60942 John R. Norton, Owner Greene Welding Hardware Inc. Box 191 East Lyn, Illinois 60932 “CHECK WITH US ” nat|onal bank Hossville I I «OSSVX.LE. ILMOS 60963 Michael P. Graham, Ltd. 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Thompson Avenue, Hoopeston, IL 60942 (217) 283-5551 Coils, Transformers, Battery Chargers, Electrical Cords TV and Appliance 224 East Main St. Hoopeston, III 60942 Phone 217-283-5107 “Sales Backed With Service ” Amana — Kitchenaid — Maytag Quasar — Whirlpool — Zenith “OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE” R 1. Rossvllle. IL Pti (217) 74M138 STEVE TORBET Owner SMITTY'S DUAL WHEEL Tire Auto Service Car - Truck Tubes Implement A Batteries Tractor Tlraa Farm Wagons 116 Singleton Grain Co., Inc. East Lynn, IL Grain Marketing — Drying — Storage Serving this Community 1913-1987 Phone: 375-4285 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 St. Anthony Catholic Church Hoopeston, IL. StokelyUSA I N C JAMES R. MESKE Plant Manager 102 N First Avenue Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 217 283 5141 Asparagus • Corn • Lima Beans • Pumpkin 117 Good Luck, Tina! from Lee and Marie Stephens T. S. Strzembosz. M.D., Ph D 843 E. Orange St. Hoopeston, IL 60942 Doctor 283-7544 Mike Bane “The Doctor” 205 E. Main, Hoopeston, III. 60942 For all your Sporting Goods needs. SWING ELEVATOR 217 - 375-4231 VW mabtf it rifhL FEED GRINDING DELIVERY GRAIN DRYING STORAGE ON THE FARM GRAIN PICK UP SEEDS 8. SEED Cl EANING HOCi ES10N IIIINOIS Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 1987 from Pat Doyle of: Time To Travel 211 East Mam Hoopeston. II 60942 (217)2839777 The Wellington State Bank Hoopeston Wellington 283-9723 984-3730 Member F.D.I.C. Good Luck Graduates of 1987 “We’re banking on your future.” Ted’s Home Beverage 101 W. Main St. Hoopeston, IL 60942 Wines, Liquors, and Cordials From Around the World Phone: 217-283-5136 221 East Main Street Hoopeston, Illinois 60942 Roger L. Ball, R. Ph. Western Auto 300 E. Main St. ,=NWHPOj= OPV The Heartbeat of Hoopeston Your Cornjerker Sports Connection Ph. 283-7744 Yergler Jewelers 314 E. Main Hoopeston, IL 60942 118 A J Floor Covering 103 A R News Agency 103 Alkire, Andrew 29. 43. 86 Alkire. Lu 36 Alkires Service Plus 103 Alltel Illinois. Inc 103 American Can 104 American Legion 104 Anderson. Michael 43, 83. 95, 96 Anderson. Todd 33. 43.90 Arnold. Dick 36 Baer Realty 103 Bailey Dustin 10. 43 Baker. Donald 43 Baker. Mark 48 Bandy Wayne 90 Bane, Lisa 7. 43. 87 Barker. Darren 43. 95. 97 Barker. Rebecca 8, 15, 42, 43 Barracks. JoAnne 33. 37 Beaty's Auto Service 103 Beckley. Aria 28. 55. 64. 68. 72. 79 Beckley. Brian 2. 5. 10. 11. 14. 16. 17. 25. 27.28. 43. 52.92 Belden. Kan 79. 100 Bell. Angie 8.9.87 Benton Biakey Auctioneer 104 Betka. Denise 93 Bibb. Laura 8.9 Bird. Jerry 35 Birkey's Farm Store 104 BJ's Pump 104 Biakey. Angela 30. 43. 79 Biakey. Stacy 8. 9. 43. 50 Bloyd's Eisner 105 Boehme. Betty 36 Bogard. Michelle 43 Bogard. Rebecca 43 Breeding. W Daniel 8. 11. 25. 30. 40. 43.51.75.86.98 Bridgman. Tammy 48 Brown Alkire Funeral Home 105 Brown. Chris 8. 9. 42. 43. 83. 90. 95 Brown. Darrell 37, 40 Brown. John 37 Brown. Toben 43 Brown's Cash Carry 105 Bruner. Tammy 48 Burke Insurance Agency. Inc 105 Burke. Janice 36 Burton. E Jay 43 Burton. Laura 48 Burton. Roy 48 Bushong, Cory 33. 43 Bushong Tire 106 Cade Charity 5. 10. 26. 27. 43 Cade. Rick 33 Cannon. Crystal 43 Carlson, R A Co . Inc 104 Caroiynn's Hair Stylist 106 Carpenter. Beth 75, 77. 93. 100. 101. 102 Carter. Cassy 7. 30. 55. 64. 68. 75. 77. 78. 92. 100. 101 Carter. Tanya 43 Cartwright. Cheryl 43 Cartwright Joey 14. 30. 55. 63. 67. 68. 72.97 Casper. Tami 55. 68. 78 Castillo. Carmina 15 Catron. Eric 43. 97 Central Illinots Public Service 106 Central States Coca-Cola 106 Century 21 Realtors Forshier Real ty Inc 106 Charter, Jon 6. 10. 11. 14. 16. 17. 24. 25. 55. 63. 67. 68 Charter, Lisa 10. 78 Charter. Shen 43 Chesnut. Robin 55. 63. 68. 79 Christensen. Patricia 33. 55. 68 Christine. Dave 6 Christine. Rosellen 2. 3, 6-11, 14. 16. 17.25 27 30. 43 Chronicle 107 Cissna Park State Bank 106 City National Bank 108 Clark. Brenda 10. 26. 27. 43. 50. 79 Cloud. Malinda 33. 43 Coast to Coast 107 CoHey, Amy 43 Coffee Cup 107 Colunga. Irene 15 Combs. 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