Illinois Valley Central High School - Sequence Yearbook (Chillicothe, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

SEQUENCE TRI-EDITORS Chris Holloway Cathi McDaniel Kris Williamson Staff Patty Button Monica Claypool Teresa Cummins Edd Ellis Jodi Mayernich Dave Rodden Kari Schmidt Advisor Mr. Orrison 2 ■■■■■■■■■ Page Two: top; Greg Tomlins Left; Sue Cox Middle-, Becky Schwartz, Kendal Orrison Bottom; Tammy Casey Page Three: top; Lynne Bailey Middle; Cindy Tegg. Katie Brewer, Sheri Ott, Susan Hillier Bottom; Carolyn Bradley, Molly McGuire Center; Greg Locke Right; Shawn Crabel 4 Page Four: top( Michele Price and Heather Moore Left: Linda Buell, Tina Will Center: Nicola Aaron, Rich Fisk, Debbie Tucker, Karen Wilkinson, Gina Ikemier Page Five: top-, Mrs. Muller Left: I.V.C. Hockey Doll Middle: Future Day Lunch Right: Michele Price 5 WE HAVE TALENT Top: Angie Gray — Pom Pon Routine Generates Spirit. Middle: Sophomore Skit — Caesar’s Palace? Bottom: Senior Skit — Ghosts’ Ride The Rails. Left: Junior Skit — Tom Youngman Impersonates Mr. Orrison. r CASTLE'S ARM AND EXPERIENCE BRING FACULTY WIN OVER SENIOR CLASS HOMECOMING WEEK HIGH LIGHTS Everyone looked forward to the 1983 Homecoming Week and its activities. This years theme was A Trip in Time”. Monday was Depression Day. Everyone dressed in their most depressed and depressing outfits. Toga Tuesday came next with an abundance of sheets. Guesses made indicated that perhaps a full third of the school must have had bare mattresses at home. Wednesday was Future Day. All the crazy’s came out of the wood- work on this day. The school looked like something from outer space, complete with garbage bag clothes and painted hair. The excitement mounted as the faculty beat the seniors in the annual senior faculty football game. The fire department was awakened early Wednesday morning when someone set on fire the wood gathered for the Thursday evening Pep Rally and Bonfire. This angered a large percent of the study body. When students began arriving at school they found For Sale signs all over the school grounds and their bonfire wood nothing but smouldering ashes. Many of the students were itching for revenge, but cooler heads prevailed. Thursday was SCTs-SO's Day. Mom and dad’s old threads came out of the attic as everyone dresses in their favorite old-time outfits. Next came the chilli supper sponsored by the Athletic Boosters and, with additional hard work by the seniors, the Pep Rally and Bonfire. Classes and clubs performed funny skits with the juniors winning and the seniors losing. The high light of the evening was the crowning of the 1983 Homecoming Queen. Lisa Foster’s look of anxiety changed to joy when the mighty Grey Ghost stopped and presented her the torch to be used to light the bonfire. Queen Lisa lit the fire to cap the memorable evening. Friday was Maroon and Grey Day and everyone was encouraged to dress in school colors. Classes let out early for the annual Homecoming Parade. The sophomores won first in the float competition with the juniors, freshmen and seniors placing second through fourth. Friday night we came with our intentions high, however we were defeated 48-18 by the Limestone Rockets. The big homecoming dance with its theme Rock of Ages” was held Saturday night. Lisa Foster was officially crowned Homecoming Queen by the 1982 Queen Diana Conner. Lisa Wil- liams, Christy White, Stephanie Johnson, Gina Reggio and Sheila Harrell served as senior members of the court. Kelly Witte, Junior; Julie Auge, Sophomore; and Erin Meyers, Freshmen served as class representatives. The dance concluded IVC’s A Trip in Time for Homecoming 1983. I.V.C. 1. Bob Wilson, Kelly Witte — Junior Attendant 2. Darrin Baumgarten, Christie White 3. Shawn Crabel. Sheila Harrel 4. Queen Lisa Foster 5. Mark Ryan, Stephanie Johnson 6. Mark Hallick. Lisa Foster — Senior Attendants ROYALTY 1. Eddie Hale, Julie Auge — Sophomore Attendant 2. Larry Stamm, Erin Meyers — Freshman Attendant 3. Giovanni Cerruti, Leena Euranto — AFS Attendants 4. Bruce Rowen, Lisa Williams — Senior 5. Pat Auge, Gina Reggio — Senior Attendant DANCE 14 LISA FOSTER HOMECOMING QUEEN CROSS COUNTRY This year the boys and girls cross country teams all fin- ished the year with winning records. The boys varsity team rounded off the year with an impressive 7-3 overall record, and 4-2 in the confer- ence. With this years 7-3 re- cord, the overall 16-year total is 111-39. Which puts the won- lost precentage at 74% win- ning. Way to go!!! The varsity boys team had two runners placed on the All-Conference team. Congratulations go out to Juniors Jeff McMorrow and Rick Lingenfelter. Rick finished 4th in the confer- ence and Jeff came in 12th. The Top Ten for 1983 included Freshman; Rick Leventry, Roger Owdom, and Steve Mercer. Sophomore-, Phil Ry- burn. Juniors; Rick Lingen- felter, Dan Johnson, Gary Spencer, Jeff McMorrow, Rich Sutton, and Greg Rogers. This seasons Most Valuable runner was Rick Lingenfelter. The most improved was Rick Leventry. The Frosh. — Soph, finished with a 8-2 overall, and 4-2 conference record. Roger Owdom placed 8th in the conference and Steve Mercer finished 9th .This year the girls finished 6-4 overall, and 4-2 conference meets. The girls Top Seven consisted of Freshman Jill Constantino. Sophomores; Mary Hill, and Julie Siedlarz. Juniors; Alice Eilers, Kelly Per- ry, and Michele Price. Senior; Lisa Foster. All-Conference honors went to Lisa Foster, who finished 2nd in confer- ence, and Jill Constantino, is who placed llth. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL The girls Volleyball team had a disappointing season finishing with a R I3 record overall, including their 1-3 tourney record. The Spi- kin' Spooks had a conference record of 2-8. This year the girls had one player honored on the first all conference team and one on the 2nd team. Stephanie Johnson, a senior, was voted Most Valuable Player and placed on the 2nd all-conference team. Jeanette Short, also a senior, was honored with 1st team all- conference honors. Next year the girls will be much more exper- ienced for a much better year. J.V. ended with a disappointing 4-14 record, overall. 1-9 in the Mid-Mini. The only confer- ence win was over Canton. The Spooks lost some very close matches. 19 jpmm mbmmm tmmm Front Row - Ladd, Hammer, Radley, Stamm, Nelson, Culbertson, McPherson 2nd Row-Rowell, Goodwin, Kindilien, Northrup, Green, Dunn, Myers 3rd Row - Coach Themas, Robbearts, Dye, Willhite, Spahn, Shumaker, Oakley, Dudiak, Cluney, Coach Sarver Not Pictured - Carr Front Row - Crawford, Stevens, Brauer, Carter, Sweeney, Kinnary, Gould 2nd Row - Wheeler, Donnelly, Frye, Shenaut, Hale, Roehnelt, Lawrence Coach Binstock Not Pictured - Stecken, Dutton Varsity - 1st Row - Finnegan, Kluge, Scott Crabel, McLaughlin, Norris, Auge, Hedges, Bosquez, Greene, M. Rennolett, Mullin, Reifsteck, Van Dyke 2nd Row - Hein, Crothers, J. Rennolett, Staley, Hallick, Adcock, Poynter, Beamer, Metcalf, Fugate, Hub, Shawn Crabel, Ellis 3rd Row - Shannon Crabel, Richter, Gronewold, Dooley, Millard, Bainter, Henderson, Braun, Sterling, Doerr, Sweeney, Carter, Dickey Coaches Cozzolino, Young, Easter Not Pictured — Overturf As the 36 Juniors and Seniors and the few Sophomores trotted onto the field Friday September 9, 1983, the anxious crowd of approximately 850 people awaited the start of 1983 Grey Ghost Football. No one knew what kind of season was ahead of these athletes. Most fans of IVC Football didn’t care what has happened in the past years. This year wasn’t by far a failure in any way. The record wasn’t good (1-8 overall: 0-5 in conference) but the scores were much better than in the past. The only shut out the Ghost received was against a top-ranked Rock Island-Alleman team. (28-0). The Grey Ghost win was a 34-22 triumph over Normal University High School. IVC lost a real heart breaker against Canton. The game went in to over-time and IVC lost 21-14. The Homecoming game against Limestone was a terri- ble lost resulting in a final score of 48-18. Coach Cozzolino awarded many dif- ferent types of awards. Those awards went to the following team members-, Big Hit — Mike Morris, Big Stick — Bert Richter, Most Improved — Pat Auge, Tackling Chart Leader — Bert Richter, Mr. Hustle — Bob Mullin, Honorary Tri-Captains — Mark Hallick, Dan Adcock. Mike Nor- ris. IVC had 8 members selected to the Mid-lllini All-Conference Teams. Special Mention; Shannon Kluge. Pat Auge, Darin Hub, and Bob Mullin. Second Team; Mark Hallick, Bert Richter, and Mike Norris. First Team All-Conference; Dan Adcock. Thanks for the fine season!!! The freshmen footballers finished with a 1-6 record overall, and 0-5 in the Mid-lllmi. Scoreboard: This year the Sophomore team finished with a disappointing 1-7 record overall, and a 0-5 conference record. The team went through many attitude changes and became better with the season. Bergan 34 IVC 6 IVC 12 U-High 6 Canton 26 IVC 0 Limestone 34 IVC 24 Morton 32 IVC 22 Metamora 10 IVC 0 Washington 36 IVC 14 Scoreboard: Bergan 28 IVC 14 IVC 22 Dunlap 0 Canton IVC 6 Limestone 30 IVC 29 Morton 14 IVC 0 Metamora IVC Washington 20 IVC 6 Rock Island Alleman IVC IF© tiii 1st Row - M. McCaw, Tolly, Davis, Culbertson, Schlesier, Adams 2nd Row- Tomlin, Curtis, Stein, Schupp, Horan, Ryan, John Henderson 3rd Row - Coach Nibbelin, Ciota, Presser, Berchtold, McCaw, M. Tolly Not Pictured — Jeff Henderson The 1983 Golf team finished out their season with a 9-8 overall re- cord. The IVC team averaged an im- pressive 168.3 mark while opponents tallied up a mark of 171.1. IVC finished fourth in the confer- ence tourney, shooting a 305 to win- ner Limestone's 391. IVC’s Sean McCaw finished ninth in the con- ference tourney. Sean also lead the team with an overall average of 40.09. Senior Micah Horan was sec- ond with a 40.5. Junior Tom Berch- told was close, in third, with a mark of 41.57. IVC's Junior Varsity team ranked high with their 11-5 record. The JV averaged 183.77 to their opponents average of 191.35. 24 Mark Adams Dave Anerson kale Ar|es Maddox Sieve Avereall Kathy Azbell Janni Baer T.J. Baggot Adele Bannister Stacy Barry Becky Bates Melissa Benning Chris Berchtdd Tonya Bergen Ellen Bjerk Kelly Booth Kim Braun John Bridgman Brian Briggerman Leslie Brill Penny Brown Eddie Bryant Grant Burger Andri Burkley Billy Carr Shannon Carron Ray Casey Jack Chambers Julie Clark Monica Claypool Max Clevenger 26 Roger Clevenger Curl Cluny Scott Coleman De De Comer Jill Constantino Chris Coventry Aaron Cox Tracy Cox Jeff Crawford Tim Culbertson Scott Dairymple Doug Daniels Kelly Darnell Angie Davis Connie Davis Michelle Dawson Wendy Deemer Tammy Dennison Troy Dickerson Jeff Donath Jim Donnelly Rill Dudiak Susie Dunbar Kevin Dunn Mike Dye Shane Eddlemon Andy Fanning Kristi Foster Eric Fouts Nicole Freeman Donnie Fritzinger Angie Fuller Zeno Gamble fclena Garcia Krista Gehring Carla Gelling Lynn Gephart Terry Ghere Diana Gibson Melon ie Glore Keith Goodwin Chris Green Kevin Gunter Ann Guppy Tom Hackett Scott Flail Troy Hammer Tim Harlan Elaine Harvey Chris Haws John Heath Susan Hinkley Terri Hirtz Danell Hoerr • Becky Hoffman Tina Hornback Tony Horvath Cory Howell Darren Hunt Jack Hunt 28 Kendra Hunter Gina Ikemire Adam Jamsa Tom Jeffries Stacy Jones Jamie Jurwich Shannon Kelley Nate Kindilien Gary Koch Marcy Koerper Bob Ladd Michelle Ladd Roger Lasswell Rick Leventry Ron Lewis Knstal Libolt Greg Locke Lori Lovm Maria Malson Bryan Marcy Ron Mathews Jodi Mayernich Amy Maze Amy McKay Matt Me Morrow Dan McNaught John McPherson Lisa Medley Steve Mercer Susan Mercer 29 Carl Milligan Tanya Minor Troy Mitchell Karen Modglin Vicki Moretto Rob Mudd Erin Myers John Myers Ginger Nebgen Carrie Nelson Jenny Nelson John Nelson Nancy Norris Andy Northrup Candi Nowlin Jeff Oakley Scott Oathout Charlie O’Bryant Kelly Olson Andrea O'Neil Roger Owdom Tony Peck Sondra Perry Amy Peterson Tony Piraino Alanda Post Darrin Powers Trevor Pronga Jimette Pruett Charlie Radley 30 Jill fleeter Corey Roberts Greg Robbearts LeAnn Ross Signe Rosser Rich Rowell Stephanie Ruiz Matt Ryan Jodi Sarver Amy Sassaman Bryan Schlesier kari Schmidt Jodi Sharp Steve Shaw Debbie Shelby Amy Shepard Randy Shover Lene Shumaker Tony Sibbling Jodie Siegfried Mike Siltman Jenny Smick Angie Snyder Chris Spahn Tracey Staley Nickie Stambaugh larry Stamm Gary Stanley Angie Stenstrom Shawn Stewart 31 S. Stinespring Teresa Slroot Shaun Sueltz Steve Swan Trish Taylor Jenny Theobald Dwayne Thompson Kristine Thompson Jeff Tolly Dawn Tomlinson Patten Traver Joe Troglio Chris Tryon Wendy Tucker Loren Walker Donald Wages Sam Weed David Weis Heather Whitehurst Marty Whitley Cathy Will Tamra Williams Chad Willhite Jeff Williamson Bill Wilson Rhonda Wilson NO PICTURED Nathaniel Arnold Patty Button Kevin Gaskins Chris Guede Ron Lewis Vick Nicoll Gina Phan Donna Rayburn Jennifer Theobald Jodie Wood 32 Jolene Aaron Dee Dee Adams Kevin Aldridge Cindy Appel Ward Aries Maddox John Axne Kim Ayres Julie Auge Lynne Bailey Terri Bailey Malt Barrett Dalian Baumgarten Tim Beck Bob Berg Gary Bloodworth Tammy Bloodwotth Jeff Borop Jason Brauer Sue Braun Rodd Bridgman Lori Briggerman Jennett Buckman Linda Buell Dave Burger Kathy Burton Kelly Burks Bryan Bussell Rich Button Christy Bush Cheryl Calderone 34 Shelly Carr Scott Carter Cindy Chismark Joe Ciota Tonya Connell Patrick Cofield Charlie Courtway Bob Cox Sonya Cox Susan Cox Tracy Crady Kami Craig Scott Crawford Shawn Crull Tim Crumpler Doug Curry Troy Cutler Steve Dalrymple Jeff Dalton Nick Davis Angie Deffenbaugh Jennifer DeBoer Matt Deske Mike Donnelly Jean Dooley Aaron Dutton Mark Dutton Ten Eckberg Ronald Eckstein Kathy Erickson 35 Linda Ficht Doug Fisk Jeanie Ford Joey Forbis Babette Foster Julie Frank Tom Frye Judy Fulton Bonnie Gilmore Chris Gotch Chris Gould Greg Graves Lisa Griffith Stan Guetersloh Scot Flames Eddie Flale Sue Flailine Lisa FJedden Steve Hein Deana Heston Kristin Higgins Mary Hill Dirk Hoerr Amy Hoffman Dora Hoffman Stacey Hollandsworth Patti Hopkins Tim Huss Amy Irani Mike Jacobs 36 Khalid Jamsa Ten Jansen James Jeffries Tammy Jenkins Al Johnson Lisa Johnson Kelli Keinath Gayle Keithley Craig Kinnary Cassie Kyle Brook Lake Chad Lawrence Cheryl Lee Donann Le Grande Mike Lester Mike Long Tom Magee Missy Mannon Eric Matthews Sean Me Caw Riva Me Clam Ron Me Cloud Kimberly Me Cord Molly Me Cord Marsha Me Coy Kristi Me Craeken Tami Me Culloch Shannon Me Mahill Renee Merdian Matt Miller 37 Joely Monroe Tom Moreland Rita Moretto Jim Moore Jennifer Moss Stefame Mullin Sandy Myers Jim Nearing Darrin Notzke Kelly Nutt Lisa Ohrt Tanya Ordaz Mike Ott Lisa Parshall Janel Pearson Stacie Pence Lisa Pomazal Dave Presser Shelley Quine Karl Rainey Linda Rapp Dave Rodden Scott Roehnelt Karla Roth Kim Rouse Brian Rowen John Rubmfeld Dede Ryan Phil Ryburn Chris Safford Krista Schneider Jane Scott Jeff Shelby Don Shenaut Jane Siebenthal Julie Siedlarz Joel Sorbel Mike Stachewicz Tammy Staley Scott Sleeken Randy Stevens Dam Storey Peter Stroot Harold Sutton Wendy Swanson Darren Sweeney Marcia Tate Tina Thomas Pat Tomlin Gregory Tomlins Lynette Townsend Lisa Vonk Stacey Wallin Chrissy Warner Penny Warren Patty Ward John Wheeler Angie Whitley Jeff Whittemore Teresa Wiesehan 39 Dave Wiesehan Alan Williams Dave Williams Michele Wilson Mike Wilson Tracey Wright Suzanne Swanson NOT PICTURED Jeff Henderson Lisa Turner Steve Wendler Holly Williamson Dave Witherspoon Rich Wood Angie Metcalf 40 Michael Adams Tammy Adams Keith Adkinson Annette Akers John Alcaraz Jenny Alessi Tara Allen Robert Avila Donna Raker Dana Bannister Mark Barrett Ten Barry Cindy Bartholomew Kevin Bean Jude Beare Carol Rerchtold Tom Berchtold Deana Berkshier Dennis Bingham Rubin Bosquez Adam Bowen Jonathon Boyer Stephanie Brill Lou Anne Bruett Shirley Bryant Lisa Bullock Bridget Burgeson Ronald Bush Ted Call Chief Carlin 42 Bill Carter Bob Chamblin Jeff Clark Michele Cline Carissa Close Jamie Coleman Jackie Crain Bruce Crothers Toni Culbertson Teresa Cummins Rob Dalton Bruce Davis Lisa Davis Cathy Day Craig Deboer Brenda Deemer John Dickerson Quinn Dickey Wolfgang Doerr Carol Donath Jed Dooley Larry Dunbar Tammara Dunbar Russ Dunn Alice tilers Ray Jena Emerich Karen Eyricy Brian Evans Sherry Eelske Shawn Finnegan 43 Heidi Fisher Rich Fisk Scott Freeman Joy Furkin Lisa Galetti Tony Galindo ken Giffin Brian Girard Steve Girard Angie Gray Julie Gray Kyle Gronewald Randy Guetersloh Jeff Gunter Bob Goodman Brad Hamman Crystal Harris Jeanne Heath T.J. Hedges Brett Henderson Andrew Hernan Susan Hiller Holly Hindert Don Hoffman Curtis Holloway Iona Horn Diane Hub Stefame Hunt Dan Johnson Tammy Johnson 44 Tina Jones Julie Joyce Mark Joyce Beth kahl Trevor Kampfl Fred Keinath Kevin Keithley Sean Kelly Mary Sue Kephart Eric killion Greg Kircher Kim Kirkman G. Knickerbocker Lori Koerper Janet Kriete Lori Lambert Teresa Lasley Ruth Leetz Pam Libolt Rick Lingenfelter Lynn Lippert Doug Mabberly Kelly Manns Becky Masonholder Nola Mattox Matt McCaw Cathi McDaniel Kim Me Gann Pete McLaughlin Jeff Me Morrow 45 Rodney Medley Michelle Mercer Pal Metcalf Julia Meyer trie Millard Angie Mohr Susan Monce Heather Moore Pam Morris Janice Morse Amy Morrissey Russ Mudd Steve Nevitt Craig Noe Teresa Ordaz Lucy Orman Kendal Orrison Mike Ott Henry Overturf Jenny Parker Missy Passe Kelly Perry Darrin Phillips Gina Prayne Michelle Price Audra Pruett Janet Reed Julie Reeser Mike Rennolett John Rennolett 46 Joe Reifsteck Nancy Remmers Latisha Robbearts Mary Ann Rohman Dave Rogers Greg Rogers Tom Ryan Mimi Schneider Becky Schwarze Kevin Shindlev Mark Siedlarz Gary Spencer Tim Simmons Chris Smith Michelle Steenbergen Jeff Sterling Cindi Stoner Fran Stroot Dorian Sueltz Rich Sutton Jaelith Taylor Tim Taylor Rich Thompson Michelle Tomlinson Tony Troglio Laura Trotman Gary Trueblood Debby Tucker Diane Tucker Ginger Vandak 47 Stacy VanDeveer Darryl VanDyke Judith Walker Janelle Wanack R.J. Ward Pat Wiggins Karen Wilkinson Kris Williamson D.J. Willis Bob Wilson Kelly Witte Gwen Woodin Carla Wysk Tom Youngman Ron Zimmer NOT PICTURED Aaron Allot! Jeff Bamter Russell Conrad Rob Davis Hung Do Lmh Do Eric Gardner Andy Hufeld Andrea Liesman Ed Martin J.D. Moody Chuck Nevitt Will Smith Mark Tardiff Hang Truong 48 The freshman basketball team had 8 wins and 21 losses Their high score of the year was 73 points against Morton which was a winning game I.V.C. Opponent Mid-County 60 58 Henry 52 44 Canton 46 67 Woodruff 45 73 Limestone 60 65 Bergan 50 60 Spalding 55 46 Morton 73 56 Dunlap 25 36 Metamora 55 65 Washington 37 60 Pnnceville 68 53 Limestone 54 53 Canton 53 70 Henry 50 41 Morton 57 75 Richwoods 45 51 Metamora 67 70 Dunlap 58 50 Washington 50 59 East Peoria 42 45 The Sophomore basketball record was 4 17. I.V.C. Opp Dunlap 60 43 Bergan 55 62 Cantaon 57 63 La Salle Peru 46 64 Limestone 42 41 Spaulding 36 62 Morton 44 67 Henry 53 51 Metamora 38 64 Prmceville 51 40 Washington 63 65 Canton 35 54 Limestone 49 78 Princeton 61 68 Morton 43 48 Woodruff 38 54 Metamora 46 68 Washington 57 76 Woodruff 29 65 Washington 61 69 Richwoods 58 60 I.V.C. Varsity Boys basketball ended the sea- son with a 7-5 conference record and a 15-12 over all record. Opponent Richwoods Score 56 72 Richwoods Morton 45 52 (Morton) t. Peoria 59 57 (I.V.C.) Dunlap 67 37 (I.V.C.) Bergan 49 51 (Bergan) Canton 66 47 (I.V.C.) La Salle-Peru 39 57 (LaSalle) Urbana 47 50 (Urbana) Hinsdale South 57 47 (I.V.C.) Peoria Central 49 48 (I.V.C.) Decatur MacArthur 50 48 (I.V.C.) Limestone 51 49 (I.V.C.) Spaulding 54 51 (I.V.C.) Morton 48 75 (Morton) Henry 58 48 (I.V.C.) Metamora 54 48 (I.V.C.) Prmceville 56 65 (Prmceville Washington 44 49 i X ashingto Canton 73 48 (I.V.C.) Limestone 62 65 (Limestone Princeton 54 57 (Princeton ) Morton 50 52 (Morton) Woodruff 68 48 (I.V.C.) Metamora 75 43 (I.V.C.) Washington 56 52 (I.V.C.) Metamora 52 41 (I.V.C.) Pekin 52 55 (Pekin) GIRLS VARSITY SQUAD With Fans Emotions An Up And Down Year FRESHMEN 4 SOPHOMORE Freshman-Sophomore wrestling record was WRESTLERS 8-6-1. I.V.C. Opponent Mini Bluffs 36 27 Kewanee 60 12 Princeton 24 39 Canton 25 38 Olympia 48 24 Richwoods 48 22 Washington 47 18 Limestone 18 48 Manual 45 21 Galesburg 32 30 Woodruff 6 60 Morton 22 40 Metamora 33 33 Bergan 33 29 E. Peoria 12 53 54 This years Varsity Wrestling had a 17-5 re- cord in duals. They placed third in the con- ference and first in the regional Tourney. They finished first in the Metamora and sec- ond in both the Princeton and U-High Tour- ney. VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD IVC Opp Illini Bluffs 31 2 Kewanee 59 9 Galva 69 0 Princeton 50 2 Canton 33 24 Richwoods 48 18 Olympia 51 6 Limestone 49 15 Manual 60 0 Galesburg 34 31 Woodruff 39 II Morton 44 9 Metamora 34 20 Washington 66 6 L. Peru 24 32 Normal 44 18 Bergan 57 II East Peoria 26 21 Urbana 23 33 Unity 39 18 Lincoln 18 37 55 BOWLING FRONT ROW - PARKER, DEEMER, riEARE, ORMAN, CLINE, HUB, WALKER 2nd. ROW - NOWLIN, CLARK, LADD, JONES, DEEMER, PASSE, ADAMS TURNER COACH BONNIE SWANSON BOWLERS PLACE SECOND IN SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT This years varsity bowling squad's record was 7-3. Junior varsity had the record of 10-0. The C” team had a 9-1 record. The most im- proved players for the 1983-84 sea- son were Michele Cline and Judy Beare. Michele Cline, a junior ad- vanced to state finishing 26th. Jeff Henderson Paul Kartcheske John Axne Bren Henderson Mai! Miller Oumn Dickey Tim Rockwell John Henderson A.M. CO-OP Standing: Shannon Crabel, Yvon Meyer. Rob Stein, Sitting: Kris Rushman, Cindy Wainright, Kelly Bodie, Jeanette Short, Trisha Lober. P.M. CO-OP Standing: Sheryl Norton, Tim Gill, Dan Colwell, Ernie Shaw, Sherry Crothers, Dawn Kindilien, Craig Bannister, Faith McHenry. Sitting: Annette Holocker, Ben Vonk, Monte Sheppard, Craig Armstrong, Terry Dunkelberger. 60 GUIDANCE HELP Back: Stacy Barry, Cindy Chismark, Lynne Bailey, Lisa Ohrt, Tracy Staley. Candice Nowlin, Front: Rhonda Wilson, Erin Meyers, Kristy Foster, Julie Clark, Babette Foster, Tracy Crady, Teri Jansen. ATTENDANCE Top: Joely Monroe, Julie Auge, Jeanette Buckman Middle: Judy Fulton, Krista Schneidor, Wendy Tucker, Christy Bush, Jill Reeser, Kathy Erickson. Patti Flopkins. Lynette Townsend Kami Craig, Missy Mannon. Bottom: Amy Maze, Kristin Higgins, Mrs. Foster 61 CRAFTSMAN Left: Tim Culbertson, Don Fritzinger, Kevin Gunter ENGRAVERS Left: Mike Lester, Susan Hainline. Wendy Swanson, Ann Guppy, David Lester. 62 CUOOKHi THC OttUt, .. BUSINESS CLUB Left: Gina Reggio. Amy Bellomy, Angie March, Sherry Felske, Ellen Evans, Gina Prayne. Fran Stroot, Beth Kahl Sitting: Lisa Williams HOME EC. CLUB Top: Lisa Davis, Janice Morse, Lori Lambert, Janelle Wanack, Gina Prayne. Fran Stroot, Nancy Remmers, Pam Morris Middle: Beth Kahl, Kim Killion, Darry Poss, Amy Peterson. Carla Wysk, Kris Williamson, Cathi McDaniel Front: Crystal Harris, Tammy Adams, Lisa Parshall, Stacy Barry, Suzie Dunbar, Teresa Cummins 63 SCIENCE CLUB Left: Dave Julazadeh, Larry Lacey, Mr. Nibbelin, Bob Mullin, Chris Brauer, Dan Schaufelburger, Dan Mercer, Bob Berg. AUTO TECH Left: Lee Braun. Bill Sparks, John Chismark, Dave Lester. Tim Taylor, Ronnie Bush, John Rennolett. 64 CHESS CLUB Top: Bob Goodman, Jim Moore, Mark Barrett, Gina Phan, Ward Arjes-Maddox, Ellen Evans, Aaron Cox, Rich Sutton, Stacy VanDeveer, Kevin Keithly. 3rd Row: Rick Lingenfelter, Chris Snell, Susan Franklin, Shawn Crull, 2nd Row: Greg Rogers, Susan Hillier, Dave Presser, Doug Fisk, Julie Reeser, Bridget Burgenson, Annette Akers. 1st Row: Jeff McMorrow, Tim Fluss, Nicola Aaron, Alice Eilers, Kelly Perry, Bob Wilson. RADIO — TV CLUB Left to right: Jodi Mayernich, Stacy Jones Middle top: Linda Ficht 65 V MATH CLUB 66 Left: Dave Julazadeh, Jeff Clark, Steph Brill, Teresa Wiesenhan, Sonja Cox, Jenny Deboer. Lena Euranto. Chris Snell YOUNG WRITERS Top: Alan Williams, Dalian Baumgarten Bottom: Julie Joyce, Jaelithe Taylor CAMERA CLUB Back: Giovanni Cerruti, Jeanne Heath, Toni Sibrel, Kendra Hunter, Krista Gehring. Front: Cory Howell, Bob Berg ART CLUB Back: Nicola Aaron, Toni Sibrel, Sheryl Norton, Fran Stroot, Deana Heston. Standing: Kathy Azbell. Jeanne Heath. Chris Coventry, Stefanie Hunt 67 JOURNALISM Top: Pete Thompson 4th Row: Cindi Stoner, Larry Lacey. Elliot Curtis. Mike Tolly. 3rd Row: Gwen Woodin, Tara Allen, Stephanie Johnson, Cindy Tegg, Gary Spencer, Micha Horan 2nd Row: Tina Will, Ronda Sperry. Teresa Cummins, Cathi McDaniel, Jenny Parker 1st Row: Lance Pruett COMPUTER CLUB Left: Angie Gray. Andy Hufeld, Pat Wiggins, Bob Johnson, Jim Holeman, Darren Cox, Ray Jena Emrich. 68 OUTDOOR CLUB Top: Lena Euranto, Giovanni Cerruti Middle: Todd Powers, Becky Schwarz, Jeanne Heath Bottom: Karen Wilkenson, Rob Davis, Kevin Shindley, Tina Will AFS CLUB Top: Janice Morse, Jolene Aaron, David Burger. Middle: Susan Hinkley, Kathy Azbell, Nicola Aaron, Jimette Pruett, Tammy Adams. Bottom: Lena Euranto, Giovanni Cerruit. 69 SPEECH TEAM Top: Carla Gelling, Marci Koerper, Lynn Gephart, Julia Myers, Shawn Crabel. Kris Rushman. Brian Girard 3rd: Karen Eyrich, Lori Koerper, Kim McCord. Alan Williams. Rich Rowell 2nd: Ken Giffen, Shelly Quine. Lisa Pomazal, Susan Hillier, Ginger Nebgan, Dan Mercer 1st: Janet Reed. Sondra Perry, Becky Schwartz, Kelly Nutt VOICES Front: Janet Reed 2nd: Susan Franklin, Alan Williams 3rd: Dan Mercer. Susan Hillier 4th: Sondra Perry, Ken Giffen 5th: Jennifer Moss, Janet Workman MASQUE- GAVEL Top: Chris Holloway, Shawn Crabel 3rd: Susan Hillier, Shelly Quine, Karen Eyrich, Lisa Williams, Kris Rushman, 2nd: Mary Sue Kephart, Janet Reed, Becky Schwartz 1st: Brian Girard, Dan Mercer, Dave Julazadeh 70 N.H.S. Top: Ryan Eckstein, Shawn Crabel, Keith Dodson, Ric Wilson, Mark Hallick, Rob Dalton, Mike Hill, Mike Tolly, Andrew Pronga, Stacy VanDeveer, Rob Davis, Jeff McMorrow 4th: Judith Walker, Janelle Wanack, Keri Girard, Mark Barrett, Toni Sibrel, Bob Mullin, Janet Workman, Dan Schaufelburger, Janet Neuswanger, Stephanie Johnson, Mimi Schneider, Karen Eyrich, Susan Hillier 3rd: Kelly Witte, Mary Ann Rohman, Tina Jones, Jeff Clark, Missy Passe, Heidi Fisher, Laura Trotman, Kelly Manns, Ray Jena Emerich, Gwen Woodin, Julie Reeser, Michelle Mercer, 2nd: Carol Berchtold, Crystal Harris, Nancy Remmers, Debby Tucker, Amy Morrissey, Toni Culbertson, Ellen Evans, Jackie Reisdorf, Lisa Foster, Kiet Le, Nicole Aaron, Diane Tucker 1st: Iona Horn, Angie Gray, Lisa Williams, Dan Mercer, Susan Franklin, Sheila Harrell, Janet Reed 71 PEP CLUB 1st: Amy Hoffman, Mary Sue Kephart 2nd: Melissa Benning, Michelle Dawson, Angie Whitley, Stacie Pence, Kristal Libolt, Elena Garcia 3rd: Lena Euranto. Shannon McMahill, Jamie Coleman, Gail Keithly, Pam Libolt 72 Sports Stat Girls They Keep The Records Straight COUNCIL Top: Cindy Murphy, Giovanni Cerruti, Pat Auge, Shawn Crabel, Mike Hill, Troy Cutler, Rhonda Wilson 3rd: Chris Snell, Melissa Bredeman, Carla Wysk, Kris Williamson, Julie Reeser, Kelly Manns, Beth Kahl, Joely Monroe, Jill Reeser 2nd: Lisa Foster, Julie Auge, Lena Euranto, Kim Kirkman, Michelle Mercer, Teri Jansen, Jenny Nelson 1st: Shelly Carr, Kathy Azbell, Erin Meyers, Greg Tomlins, Angie Gray EXEC. BOARD Left to Right: Lisa Foster. Melissa Bredeman, Shawn Crabel. Pat Auge, Beth Kahl 75 SEQUENCE Right: Ed Ellis. Kari Schmidt. Teresa Cummins, Kris Williamson. Monica Claypool. Chris Holloway. Cathi McDaniel. Patty Button. Jodi Mayernich 76 CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Jodi Peters 2nd: Ellen Evans, Claudette Wilson, Kelly Manns Kris Rushman, Gina Reggio, Lynn Toft 77 J.V. SQUAD Floor Splits: Maria Malson Standing: Joely Monroe. Missy Mannon, Kristin Higgins. Middle: Tammy Dennison Splits: Wendy Tucker. 78 CHOIR COUNCIL Top: Kristi McCraken, Dan McNaught, Chris Tryon, Missy Passe, Stacy VanDeveer, Charlie O’Bryant, Paul Kartcheske. Pete McLaughlin 3rd: Jenny Smick, Jodi Sharp, Suzanne Swanson, Laura Trotman, Cindy Murphy, Janet Workman 2nd Monica Claypool. Anita Roth, Becky Schwarze, Angie Whitley 1st: Janet Reed, Lisa Williams, Shawn Crull CHORUS Top Eleen Charlton. Missy Passe. Scott Coleman. Greg Robbearts. Rich Thompson. Todd Anderson. Stacy VanDeveer. Chris Tryon. Todd Crull. Charlie O'Bryant. Pete McLaughlin. Paul Kartcheskie. Butch Tryon. 5th Alan Williams. Carla Roth. Kristi McKracken. Amy Irani. Karen Wilkinson. LeAnne Ross. Janet Workman. Cindy Murphy. Jeff Borop. Pat Wiggins. Danny McNaugh. 4th: Monica Claypool. Jennifer Smick. Tina Jones. Jody Geltmaker. Freda Brent. Jodi Sharp. Suzanne Swanson. Julia Meyer. Laura Trotman. Lisa Williams. Elena Garcia. David Burger 3rd Dixie McNeil. Shawn Crull. Marty Whitley. Don Wages. Angie Whitley. Corey Howell. Becky Schwartz. Susan Mercer. Michelle Dawson. Janet Reed. 2nd Tracy Staley. DaneUe Hoerr. Lisa Hedden. Sandy Meyers. Holly Williamson. Lisa Bullock. Crystal Harris. Tammy Adams. Melonie Glore. Sondra Perry. 1st: Kristal Libolt. Kelly Booth. Becky Hoffman. Amy Sassaman. Connie Davis. Debbie Shelby. 79 JAZZ BAND Top: Chris Spahn. Matt Deske. Cory Robberts, Andy Fanning. Greg Graves. Richard Fisk. Middle: Krista Gerhing. Andrea O'Neil. Carrie Nelson. Joe Troglio, Doug Fisk, Eric Mathews. Matt Barrett. Front: Mark Barrett, Tera Allen. Greg Locke, Jeff Whitmore. Jodi Sharp. DeDe Comer. JAZZ BAND I Top: Chris Spahn. Mike Flolland, Janelle Wanack, Dave Presser, Kendal Orrison, Doug Smith. Tori Allen, Tracey Wright Middle: Greg Tomlins, Ken Giffin, Brad Hammon, Tim Harlan. Kale Arjes-Maddox, Mike Barrett. Dave Julazadeh Bottom: Charlie O’Bryant, Adam Bowen, Brian Girard. Patton Traver 80 MARCHING BAND BAND OFFICERS Back: Jill Constantino, Cindy Tegg. Mike Holland, Stacie Pence, Lynn Lippert Sitting: Dave Julazadeh, Janelle Constantino, Mr. Dietrich 81 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN The Wild West” came to Chillicothe this fall when on Friday, November 18th., the curtain opened for the first performance of Annie Get Your Gun.” The musical takes place in the U.S.A. in the year 1880. Anne, played by Janet Workman, is a sharp shooter who joins a traveling rodeo. Anne Oakley and Frank Butler (Pete McLaughlin) battle to see who is the best shot. They fight for fame and fortune on the rodeo circuit. After many trials the show ends when the two shows merge and the couple marries. 82 HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES The place is Baskerville Hall, a manor house in the west country of England. The house is surrounded by an eerie moor in which animals and people are killed. Sherlock Holmes (Brian Girard) is summoned to investigate the death of Sir Charles Baskerville whose family has been pursued and killed by a giant hound that resides in the moor. Holmes and his partner Dr. Watson (Dan Mercer) carried the cast through many twists and turns of the plot until the mystery is solved. 85 LITTLE WOMEN V Facing Page — outside: Janet Workman. Judith Walker, large Janet Workman Susan Hillar Julie Staph Judith Walker Jeannie Heath center: Janet Workman Judith Walker inside: Jeannie Heath Judith Walker Greg Tomlins Janet Workman Facing Page — inside top: Mary Sue Kephart Inside bottom: Janet Workman Judith Walker Susan Hillar Julie Staph Jeannie Heath Outside: Janet Workman Judith Walker Susan Hillar Julie Staph Jeannie Heath Outside bottom: Greg Tomlins 87 FACULTY Norrine Anderson Rex Benson Patricia Bradshaw Donna Brookhart E. Ilene Carter James Castle Wendell Childs Jean Chrostoski James Cozzolino Doris Crothers Daniel Dietrich Lillie Dragoo FACULTY Charles Flagg Susan Goodale Susanne Hilsabeck Jerry Maley Tom McGhee Sharon Minnes Gary McNaught 91 FACULTY Cal Snow Claude Scott Ralph Scott Thomas Snyder FACULTY Ronald Wenzel Robert Williamson David Young Vicki Rntton 93 L to R Mrs. Ratcliff. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Rainey. Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Blew. COOKS AND CUSTODIAL STAFF L to R Mr Appel. Mr VanOstrand. Mr. Fleming — Industrial Arts Supervisor, and Mr. Kennington. Mr. Mercer. Prin. Mr. Williams. Asst. Mrs. Netick Secretarial Staff ADMINISTRATORS Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Foster 95 Standing: Jerome dwell. Dennis Gould. Delwin Schneider. Fred Kowalske. Seated Janet Tyler. James Fennell. Larry Reed. William Kephart. UNIT ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM William Kephart. Superintendent James Thornton. Asst. Supt. Standing: Chris Tryon. David Williams. Steve Hein. Rob Dalton. Rich Fisk, Mike Beamer. Dan Schaufelburger. Middle: Larry Stamm. Phil Ryburn. Roger Odem. Eric Matthews. Mike Norris. Shannon Kluge. Burt Richter. Jim Jones. Kneeling: Jeff Sterling. Bruce Crothers. Wolfgang Doerr. Jed Dooley. Danny Johnson. Greg Rogers. Gary Spenser. Jeff McMorrow. Rick Lingenfelter. BOYS VARSITY TRACK CONCLUDES ANOTHER WINNING SEASON AS DAN SCHAUFELBURGER GOES TO STATE FINALS 98 Standing Keith Goodwin. Kevin Dunn. Dave Williams. Steve Hem. Eric Mathews. Chris Tryon. John Myer. Ed Hall. Jim Moore and Jeff Shelby. Middle Troy Dickerson. Rich Rowell. Scott Roehnelt. Bob Berg. Mike Ott. Tom Hackett. Ron Mathews. Curt Cluney. Kneeling Scott Crawford. Larry Stamm. Phil Ryburn. Roger Odem. Matt McMorrow. Roger Clevenger. Lenme Schumaker. Mike Dye. Rick Leventry. Erin Dutton. FROSH-SOPH TRACK SQUAD I.V.C. BASEBALL SQUADS Varsity Ghosts Surprise Opponents As Hallick, Baumgarten And Adcock Lead The Way 103 FROSH-SOPH. SOFTBALL SQUAD 104 Standing: Coach Easter. Lynn Bailey. Beth Kahl. Sherry Felske. Debbie Tucker. Cmdi Tegg. Stephanie Johnson. Michelle Klein. Gayle Keithley. Michelle Mercer. kneeling Angie March. Susan Monce. Cassie Kyle. Stephanie Mullin. Amy Bellomy. Kristi McCrackin. Jeanette Short. Diane Tucker. Toni Culbertson. VARSITY SOFTBALL SQUAD REGIONAL CHAMPIONS 106 Nicola R. Aaron Dan Adcock Troy Adams Tori Allen Craig Bannister Phawn Barnes Michael John Barrett Angie Bates Darrin Baumgarten Michael Leigh Beamer Glena Beare Amy Kay Bellomy 108 Lee E. Braun Kane Brewer Andy Burchett i. Cindy Burns John Bybee Eric Burk Ellen Lee Charlton Lisa Marie Closen Melissa Close Pan Colwell 109 Elliot Curtis Eric Davis Keith Dodson Julia A. Donnelly Terry Dunkelberger Ryan Eckstein Eddie Ellis Lena Euranto 110 Ellen Evans Dale Eugate Nancy Everett Lisa Foster Jodi Mane Geltmaker Michelle Gentry Susan Franklin Ken Girard Sandra Granados Lynn Gregory Mike Greer Tim Greene Carl Gross Janell R Hackler Mark Hallick 111 Steve Harlan Sheila A Harrell JiM A. Hart Floyd Henderson John P. Henderson Jr. Michael Hill Annette Holocker Mike Holland Chris Holloway Micah Horan Darrin Hub Lisa Humpidge Kim Marie Hutson Steve Jackson Kimberly Ann Jackson Robert Landon Johnson 112 Randy Kyle Larry L. Lacey Timothy Ladd Kiel Le Trudi Leetz Angie March Wtfda Piano Martin Dennis Mathews 113 Rich McCloud Michelle Yvonne McCloud Julie Ann McGhee Molly J. McGuire Tim McGann Faith McHenry Daniel Mercer Julie Myers Yvon G. Meyer Jeanette L. Miller Gina Mize Bob Mullin Trish Lober Giovanni Cerruti Cindy Murphy Tracy Lynn Musselman 114 Toni Meyer Darlene Nellums Janet Newswanger Sheryl Norton Linda M. Nutt Eddie Or da z WW -' Mike Norris % ' I Kevin Orman Sheri Ott Mike Parsons Tonya Michelle Parsons Darin C. Perry Julie E Perry Jodi Peters Stephen Poynter Andrew Pronga 115 Lance Pruett A t E. Tracy Rear den Gina Reggio Jackie Reisdorf Bert Richter Anita Marie Roth Bruce Rowen Kristine R Rushman . • % ■ Debbie Rotz Lori Rubinfield Leo Ruiz Mark Ryan Jon Sarver Dan Schaufelberger Todd Montgomery Scholl William t. Scott 116 Craig Sc hupp Marly Selby Ernie Shaw Monte Shepard Raymond Shirley Candi Smith Christine Snell Leann Spencer Stephen R Staab John Patrick Stachewicz Julia Ann Stapf Elizabeth Lynn Taylor Michael Tolly Bonnie Jo Vonk 118 Cindie Tegg Pete I. Thompson Jr. Lynn Toft Monica Trip Kris Turner Ben Vonk Cindy Wainright Kathleen M. Walsh Steve Wallace Janet Workman Jim A. Holeman NOT PICTURED Kim Adkinson Todd Anderson Carolyn Bradley Colin Breed Alberto Cerruti John Chismark Janelle Constantino Ed Davis Stephanie Duits Patricia Gonzalez Debbie Gotch James Jones Mark Kelly David Lester Matt McGann Dixie McNeil Bob Peterson Darry Poss Todd Powers Karen Rullman William Sparks Christine Tomlinson Alex Vincent Pamela Wheeler Christina Will Gwen Wood in 119 120 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE High School Gymnasium Thursday Evening, May 31, 1984 Eight O’Clock D.S.T, PROGRAM “PROCESSIONAL.....................Pomp and Circumstance Concert Band — Mr. Dietrich, Director ‘INVOCATION..................The Reverend Michael Kovalick Mossville Methodist Church VOCAL SELECTION........................No Man Is An Island Mrs. Harrison. Sr. Vocal Ensemble SCRIPTURE..............................Reverend Kovalick INSTRUMENTAL SELECTION....................Hounds of Spring Mr. Dietrich, High School Band SERMON.......................The Reverend Benjamin Davis St. Mark Lutheran Church ‘BENEDICTION...............................Reverend Davis “RECESSIONAL.........................March Processional Concert Band ••The audience will stand and remain standing until the procession is completed. •The audience will please stand. BOARD OF James Fennell. President Fred Kowalske. Vice President Delwin Schneider, Secretary William Kephart, Superintendent Michael E. Mercer, Principal EDUCATION Jerome Elwell Larry Reed Dennis Gould Janet Tyler James Thornton. Assistant Superintendent Larry Williams. Assistant Principal FACULTY Norrine Anderson Rex Benson Joseph Binstock John Boyer Patricia Bradshaw Donna Brookhart Barbara Brusseau Norma Bush E. llene Carter James Castle Wendell Childs Jean Chrostoski James Cozzolino Doris Crothers Daniel Dietrich Lillie Dragoo Charles Flagg William Fleming Susan Girard Delbert Goodale Susan Goodale Antoinette Goodin Stephen Hahn Mary Ellen Harrison Susanne Hilsabeck Ellis Horton ■Robert Howell Trudy Jennings Jerry Maley Tom McGhee Sharon Minnes Gary McNaught Kathy Moats Cynthia Mueller Ralph Nibbelin Martin Ogburn ‘Jerry Orrison Teresa Payne Gene Primm Louis Pronga Suzanne Rausch David Ripley Emily Russell Dan Sarver Claude Scott Ralph Scott Cal Snow' Thomas Snyder Suellen Solomon Marilyn Stickling Bonnie Swanson Michael Themas Ronald Weitzel Robert Williamson David Young •Student Council Advisor “Senior Class Advisor COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES High School Gymnasium Friday Evening, June 1, 1984 Eight O’Clock D.S.T. PROGRAM ‘PROCESSIONAL........................Pomp and Circumstance Concert Band — Mr. Dietrich, Director ‘INVOCATION.....................The Reverend Paul Renovitch Chillicothe Bible Church WELCOME...............................Mr. William Kephart Superintendent, Unit District No. 321 CLASS MESSAGE.......................................... PRESENTATION OF CLASS.................Mr. Michael E. Mercer Principal PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS....................Mr. James Fennell President, Board of Education ‘BENEDICTION........................The Reverend Renovitch “RECESSIONAL.................................March Processional Concert Band ‘‘The audience will stand and .„.riain standing until the procession is completed. The audience will please stand. CLASS HONORS VALEDICTORIAN............................Susan Kay Franklin SALUTATORI AN........................Daniel Raymond Mercer The following graduates are wearing honor sashes. Gold sash denotes top ten of class. White sashes denote recognition for maintaining a B or higher scholastic average for seven semesters. ‘Nicola Aaron Troy Adams Tori Allen Dawn Barnes ‘Darrin Baumgarten Amy Bellomy •Christopher Brauer Melissa Bredeman Colin Breed Lisa Closen •Janelle Constantino ‘Darren Cox ‘Shawn Crabel ‘Elliot Curtis ‘Keith Dodson Julia Donnelly ‘Ryan Eckstein ‘Ellen Evans ‘Lisa Foster ‘Susan Franklin ‘Keri Girard ‘Michael Greer ‘Mark Hallick ‘Sheila Harrell •Michael Hill Steven Jackson ‘Stephanie Johnson Mindy Kammerer ‘Mark Kelly Kimberly Killen ‘Kiel Le ‘Daniel Mercer ‘Yvon Meyer •Robert Mullin •Janet Neuswanger Sheryl Norton ‘Linda Nutt Sheri Ott Julie Perry ‘Andrew Pronga ‘Jacqueline Reisdorf ‘Mark Ryan •Daniel Schaufelberger Martin Selby ‘Antoinette Sibrel Monica Smith •Christine Snell ‘Julia Stapf ■Robert Stein ‘Michael Tolly Kathleen Walsh ‘Lisa Williams ‘Richard Wilson Gwen Woodin •Janet Workman National Honor Society Member SENIOR CLASS LIST Nicola Renee Aaron Troy Wayne Adams Daniel W. Adcock Kimberly Eileen Adkinson Allyson Leigh Ahlgrim Tori Liegh Allen Todd Douglas Anderson Craig William Armstrong Patrick Allen Auge Melissa Ann Averell Craig L. Bannister Dhawn Aline Barnes Michael John Barrett Angela F. Bates Darrin Brent Baumgarten Michael Leigh Beamer Amy Kay Bellomy Kelly Lynn Bodie Carolyn Ann Bradley Butch Brakebill Christopher Ryan Brauer Lee E. Braun Melissa Anne Bredeman Colin Patrick Breed Fredda Lynn Brent Kathryn Lynn Brewer Charles Andrew Burchett Tonja Marie Burger Eric Lee Burk Cynthia Ann Burns Alberto Andrea Cerruti •Giovanni Sebastiano Cerruti Ellen Lee Charlton John W. Chismark Melissa Close Lisa Marie Closen Danny Joseph Colwell Janelle Cherisse Constantino Charlotte Ann Cory Bryan Allen Cox Darren G. N. Cox Scott A. Crabel Shannon Wayne Crabel Shawn Troy Crabel Stephen Scott Crawford Jody Marie Crose Sherry Ann Crothers Raymond Todd Crull Elliot Warfield Curtis Eric Scott Davis Merle Ed Davis Keith Randall Dodson Julia Anne Donnelly Stephanie A. Duits Terry Jean Dunkelberger Ryan Patrick Eckstein Edward Lee Ellis. Jr. ••Leena Satu Maria Euranto Ellen Marie Evans Nancy Ann Everett Lisa Nicole Foster Susan Kay Franklin Dale Vernon Fugate Jody Marie Geltmaker Michelle Jacqueline Gentry Timothy C. Gill Keri Girard Patricia Gonzalez Dehbie Ann Gotch Sandra Michelle Granados • AFS Student. Italy • AFS Student. Finland Timothy Lee Greene James Michael Greer Lynn Ann Gregory Carl Darrin Gross Janell Ranae Hackler Mark Thomas Hallick Steven Allen Harlan Sheila Ann Harrell Jill Ann Hart Floyd L. Henderson John Perrin Henderson. Jr. Michael Andrew Hill |im A. Holeman Michael Joseph Holland Chris Trego Holloway Patricia Annette Holocker Micah Bernard Horan Darin Richard Hub Kim Marie Hutson Kimberly Ann Jackson Steven Darrow Jackson Robert Landon Johnson Stephanie Leigh Johnson James Ray Jones Julie Lynn Jones David Jamshid Julazadeh Mindy Kammerer Paul F. Kartcheske Mark A. Kelly Kimberly Sue Killen Dawn Kathleen Kindilien Shannon Edward Kluge Randall Jay Kyle Larry Lee Lacey Timothy Robert Ladd Keit Anh Le Trudi Jane Leetz David E. Lester Patricia Louise Lober Angela Lynne March Wilda Diane Martin Dennis R. Mathews Michelle Yvuonne McCloud Rich McCloud Eugenia Louise McCormick Matthew S. McCann Timothy J. McCann Julia Ann McGhee Molly Jo McGuire Faith Ellen McHenry Dixie Lynn McNeil Daniel Raymond Mercer Yvon Geoffrey Meyer Jeanette Lynn Miller Gina Lynn Mize Robert Scott Mullin Cindy Sue Murphy Tracy Lynn Musselman Toni Marie Myers Darlene Ann Nellums Janet Kay Neuswanger Mike Lee Norris Sheryl Anne Norton Linda Marie Nutt Eddie C. Ordaz Kevin John Orman Sheri Michelle Ott Mike L. Parsons Tonya Michelle Parsons Darin Clark Perry Julie Elise Perry Jodi Lynn Peters Robert Lynn Petersen Darry Ann Poss William Todd Powers Stephen Michael Poynter Sheri Lynn Carlson Price Andrew Louis Pronga Lance Alan Pruett Tracy Ann Rearden Regina Ann Reggio Jacqueline Rae Reisdorf Bert James Richter Anita Marie Roth Deborah Lynn Rotz Bruce Alan Rowen Lori Ann Rubinfeld Leo Ruiz Karen Anne Ruilman Kristine Renee Rushman Mark Thomas Ryan Jonathan Brent Sarver Daniel Edward Schaufelberger Todd Montgomery Scholl Craig Allan Schupp William Edward Scott Martin Duane Selby Ernest E. Shaw Monte L. Shepard Raymond Keith Shirley Jeanette Marie Short Antoinette Marie Sibrel Jeffery James Simpson Candi Lynn Smith Douglas E. Smith Gary Michael Smith Monica Anne Smith Christine Elizabeth Snell William Allan Sparks. Jr. LeeAnn Michelle Spencer Stephen Robert Staab John Patrick Stachewicz Thomas E. Staley Julia Ann Stapf Richard William Tate Elizabeth Lynn Taylor Cynthia Ilene Tegg Pete Leroy Thompson Lynn Marie Toft Michael Charles Tolly Christine Cheryl Tomlinson Monica Kay Tripp William Eugene Tryon II Kristine Elizabeth Turner Alex Russell Vincent Benjamin Lee Vonk Bonnie Jo Vonk Cynthia Lynn Wainright Steven Ray Wallace Kathleen Marie Walsh Pamela Diane Wheeler Christine Anne White Christian Michael Whiting Christina Lynn Will Lisa Lynn Williams Bryan Keith Wilson Claudette Renee Wilson Richard Duane Wilson Gwen Ellen Woodin Janet Lorraine Workman 124 ACADEMIC AWARDS NIGHT May 22, 1984 7:00 P.M. WELOCME..........................................Mr. Kephart TOP TEN..........................................Mr. Mercer Andrew Prcnga Janet Workman Michael Hill Toni Sibrel Ryan Eckstein Nicola Aaron Michael Tolly Daniel Mercer Ellen Evais Susan Fraiklin VALEDICTORIAN and SALLTIATORIAN..................Mr. Mercer Sue Franklin, Dan Mercer PUBLICATIONS AWARD...........................Mrs. Chrostoski Stephanie Johnson CgmURY III LEADERS...............................Mr. Mercer Sham Crabel, Winner Janelie Constantino, Runner Up D.A.R. AWARD.....................................Mr. Williams Shawn Crabel ROTARY SCHOOL SERVICE AWARD. .................. Stephanie Johnson BUSINESS STUDENT OF THE YEAR.....................Mr. Fleming Any Bellamy ALTRUSA AWARD..................................Darlene Kmpf Christine Tomlinson MATH AWARD.......................................Mr. Prcnga Rick Lingenfelter KIWAN1S AWARD............................Mr. Richard Eyrich Sham Crabel ★ A brief honors reception and photo session will be held in Cannons at the conclusion of this program. SCHOLASTIC ART AWARD Mr. Flagg Lee Arm Spencer Steve Harlan WRITING AWARDS.....................................Mr. Weitzel Susan Hillier, Janelle Wanack IVC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP............Mr. Howell Melissa Averell and Sheila Harrell NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP RECOGNITION.............Mr. Priam Nicola Aaron, Julie Stapf, Mike Hill, Colin Breed ALTA 000N WESOOTT SCHOLARSHIP.........................Mr. Priam Katie Brewer TIJ.INOIS STATE SCHOLARS..............................Mr. Priam Nicola Aaron Colin Breed Shawn Crabel Ryan Eckstein Ellen Evans Keri Girard Mike Hill Dan Mercer Andrew Prortga Tony Sibrel Mike Tolly Janet Workman Mark Ryan Chris Brauer Janelle Constantino Elliot Curtis Susan Franklin Bob Mullin Jackie Reisdorf Julie Stapf ACADEMIC HONORS STUDENTS Mr. Mercer Nicola Aaron Troy Adans Tori Allen Dawn Barnes Darrin Baimgarten Amy Bellamy Christopher Brauer Melissa Bredeman Colin Breed Lisa Closen Janelle Constantino Darren Cox Shawn Crabel Elliot Curtis Keith Dodson Julia Donnelly Ryan Eckstein Ellen Evans Lisa Foster Linda Nutt Susan Franklin Sheri Ott Keri Girard Julie Perry Michael Greer Andrew Pronga Mark Hallick Jacqueline Reisdorf Sheila Harrell Mark Ryan Michael Hill Daniel Schaufelberger Steven Jackson Martin Selby Stephanie Johnson Antoinette Sibrel Mindy Kannerer Monica Smith Mark Kelly Christine Snell Kinberly Killen Julia Stapf Kiet Le Robert Stein Daniel Mercer Michael Tolly Yvon Meyer Kathleen Walsh Robert Mullin Lisa Williams Janet Neuswanger Richard Wilson Sheryl Norton Owen Woodin Janet Workman n n v T � kvl I. Susan Tranklin. Valedictorian 2. Janelle Constantino. John Phillip Sousa Award 3. Chris Tomlinson. Altrusa Award 4. Katie Brewer. Alta Coon Wescott Scholarship 5. LeeAnn Spenser. Scholastic Art Award 6 Illinois State Scholars 128 1. Dan Mercer. American Legion Speech Winner 2. Steve Harlan. Scholastic Art Award 3. National Merit Award Students 4 Stephanie Johnson. Rotary School Service Award 5. Melissa Averell. IVCEA Scholarship 6. Sheila Harrell. IVCEA Scholarship 7. Top Ten Seniors 129 SENIOR MOSTS I. Darrin Hub. Lisa Closen Cutest Couple Susan Franklin. Mike Hill — Best Scholars 4. Pam Wheeler. Chris Holloway — Most Polite 5. Micah Horan. Julie Stapf Most Sophisticated 6. Nicola Aaron. Bob Mullin — Biggest Bookworms 130 1. Scott Crabel. Tracey Rearden — Biggest Flirt 2. Brian Cox. Nancy Fverett Class Clowns 3. Lisa Williams. Pat Auge — Worst Wheels 4. Mike Barrett. Amy Bellomy Most Accident Prone 5. Dave Julizideh. Keri Girard Best Musicians 6. Darrin Perry Ouietist 7. Shawn Crabel. Stephanie Johnson Most Involved in Activities 131 SENIOR MOSTS - � . I. Julie McGhee. Mark Hallick — Class Jocks 2. Dan Adcock. Kris Rushman Best Bods 3. Gina Reggio. Mike Norris — Most Likely to be Remembered 4. Carolyn Bradley — Most Radical 5 Ryan Eckstein. Lisa Foster Best Dressed 6. Dan Mercer. Janet Workman — Best Actors 7. Andrew Pronga. Christy White — Sexiest 132 SR. AWARDS Top: Minnes Awards Amy Bellomy, Mike Hill Middle L Mooney Awards Dan Adcock Middle R: Taylor Awards Mark Hallick Bottom: Mr. Mercer, Mr. Mooney, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Castle Markus Altenkamp Rudiger Balke Raymund Schwan Vanessa Stenzel Ralf Takors Jurgen Altenkamp YEAR IN REVIEW SEPTEMBER I.V.C. students arrive home from stay in Germany. Princeton wins football opener 28-14. Cross Country squad sprints to 13-5 record. Golfers win Riverdale Tourney. I.V.C. beats U-High 3402. OCTOBER Sean McCaw finishes first at Galesburg golf tourney. Varsity cross country places third at Bloomington invitational. Homecoming theme — A Trip in Time”. Lisa Foster Crowned Homecoming Queen. Ghosts lose homecoming game 48-18. Toni Culbertson and Lisa Davis qualify for golf sectional. Cross Country squad places third in conference. NOVEMBER Annie Get Your Gun” comes to life in I.V.C. Auditorium. Ghosts drop final football game of season to Rock Island. I.V.C. Wrestlers prepare to defend their conference championship title. Hockey Squad falls to Bloomington in season opener. DECEMBER — JANUARY Girls Basketball team beats Pekin 55-48. Wrestlers beat Illini Bluff. Varsity wrestlers jump off to a 10-0 start. Troy Adams wins 100th. wrestling match. Basketbal squad beats Henry 58-48. Basketball squad wins trophy in Pekin Tourney. Hockey squad beats Woodruff 10-3. FEBRAURY Hound of the Baskervilles” delights audiences as I.V.C. students bring English drama Chillicothe. Wrestlers place third in Mid-lllini Conference. Basketball squad falls to Princeton and Morton. I.V.C. and Richwoods skate to 6-6 tie. VFW Auxilery donates $90.00 to help support girls basketball. MARCH 1 Ghosts surprise Metamora to pick up victory in tourney play. Pekin defeats Ghosts 55-52 in thriller to end basketball season. Boys Basketball squad finishes year with a 15-12 record. Girls Basketball squad finishes year with a 13-11 record. Top Ten students named at I.V.C.H.S. Mr. Pronga named Wrestling Coach of the Year.” Track season begins. APRIL German students arrive for three week visit. Area A.F.S. students hold weekend seminar at I.V.C. Dan Mercer and Brian Girard win awards in speech. Baseball squad wins five of six games for fast start. East Peoria, Limestone, Richwoods and Morton fall to Track Squad. MAY — JUNE I.V.C. Jazz Band wins conference competetion for second straight year scoring 205 out of 210 points. Baseball squad ends year with 15-14 record. Stephanie Johnson honored by Chillicothe Bulletin as student-athlete. Dan Schaufelberger places 2nd. in sectional with I55’5” throw. Softball Squad wins Regional Tourney with 4-3 win over Metamora as Johnson, Short and Tucker lead the way. I.V.C. Business Students win conference for 2nd. straight year. Dan Schaufelberger places 9th. in state with 155’ discus throw. Robert Prout hired as Math Teacher and Head Football Coach. Julie McGhee places 10th. in the state with a high jump of 5’4”. Hallick and Baumgarten named to conference all-star squad. Normal stops softball squad 3-1 in sectional game. I.V.C. honored for achievement in two special programs. Seniors graduate amid mice and unique robe and cap designs. Giovanni and Leena bid goodby to host families. 140 Dear I.V.C. Students. I want to thank you for having made my A.F.S. experience in Chillicothe interesting and happy. You will always be in my heart and I truly hope we can see each other again, maybe in Italy. Next year won’t be the same; everything will be different, especially for me. When school begins again I will realize, even more, how wonderful it was meeting you and spending these months together. I will remember all about my American year and will be sad for not being with you. I will miss you and want you to know that you have a big brother in Italy who cares about his friends many, too many miles away. I hope the A.F.S. students who will follow me find the same open and friendly spirit that I found during the past months and will enjoy their stay as much as I did. I will miss you all for ever! Thank You, Giovanni We are sure that Giovanni's note also represents the feelings of Leena Euranto. our other A.F.S. student. Therefore, we enclose the mailing addresses of both students so that their friends may continue that friendship, although separated by continents. Giovanni Cerruti Via Torino 218020 10090 Castiglione Torinese Torino, Italy 141 Leena Euranto Turku, Finland i OUR GREY GHOST The grey ghost’ has been our mascot and nickname for many years, yet no one actually remembers how it cae about I.V.C. principal. Michael Mercer, said it was in the year of 1949 when the team was first called the maroons. The name Grey Grey” was in the process of being changed. At this time the history classes were studying about a general named Grey Ghost” who fought in the civil war. Many students liked the way “Grey Ghost” sounded, and nominated it for the team's nickname. It was voted and became our mascot and nickname. One of the most well known stories is of a big home football game. I.V.C. was playing another team (believed to be Canton) and was losing. Suddenly an image appeared on the field. It was the image of a big grey ghost. At this time I.V.C. intercepted Canton s pass and came back to win the game, with the help of our grey ghost. It is also said that the name grey ghost has something to do with Chillicothe’s lighted tombstone. The tombstone is located in the cemetery across from Pinewood trailer park on West Rome Road. It is said if you are driving along the road about midnight on a clear night the moon will reflect off the tombstone making it appear to glow. A former graduate of I.V.C. says that it was because I.V.C. won their first football game on Halloween, therefore taking the name of Grey Ghost The grey, he says may come from our uniforms. I.V.C. had black and white pants, with maroon |erseys. When the pants were washed they changed to grey. I.V.C. was too cheap to buy new ones, so we just changed colors. The yearbook also brought about different stories. In 1937 our uniforms were maroon and black and our name was the Maroons' . In 1938 the team was simply called Chili High”. In 1941, new silver pants and maroon jerseys were purchased. I.V.C. was called the ’Chili Grey Ghosts in 1943. but ironically the yearbook says our school colors were maroon and black. In 1943 the yearbook was called the Maroon and White . Before it was called the Maroon and Black, but the colors hadn t changed. The track team was called the Chili Thin Clads” in 1948. I 1949 the varsity team was called the Ghosts and the |unior varsity was called the Wee Ghosts . The 1976 yearbook printed a story about the grey ghosts history. It reads as follows? The mysterious birth of the grey ghost is best recollected to be 1939 or 1940. The most popular theory is that a new post office was under consideration for Chillicothe. At that time, the present post office was in the Bacon Building owned by Erank Bacon. Mr. Bacon, a prominent political figure as well as businessman, sent a series of letters to Washington concerning the ridiculousness in moving the post office from his building to a new building because Chillicothe was a dying community. He went as far as to say that Chillicothe would eventually be nothing more than a ghost town The letters became public. Then a Peoria reporter built up the ghost town” theme by referring to the high school team as the ghosts from Chillicothe . The grey” came from the color of the high school uniforms. Ironically, the school colors at that time were black and maroon. Yet. because of the fact that many new uniforms were grey and references as being the Grey Ghost. The student body voted to change the school colors from maroon and black to maroon and grey. This reportedly happened somewhere between 1948 and 1950. The Ghost and later known as the Grey Ghost were not the only nicknames over former athletes were dubbed. Our other nicknames were the Silver Clad Boys , again because of the new uniforms, and simply the black and maroon. There are several other theories as how the term Ghost Town and Grey Ghost came about. Therefore, we may never know the real story. Our ghost has kept its past a mystery. 142 IVC LOYALTY We stand here beforeyou I.V.C. Our hearts beating for you I.V.C. In each fray or bout We'll help you out For you we’re do or die. We’re true forever I.V.C. Forgetting never I.V.C. If you FIGHT. FIGHT, FIGHT You’ll come out all right Yea I.V.C. Symbols of youth Memories gone by Grey and maroon Forever flying HIGH, HIGH, HIGH In these years and after I.V.C. Our tears and our laughter I.V.C. As our lusty calls Echo through the halls Of dear old I.V.C. So Grey Ghosts fight to keep that ball Your famed traditions never fall And when we are gone Others carry on We’re one for all! I.V.C. RAH RAH I.V.C. RAH RAH WHO? RAH WE! RAH PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Another year has come and gone. The Class of '84 is now part of IVC history. I wish them all th best for their future years and thank them for their contributions in making IVC a good school Now. it is time for another class — the Class of '85 — to assume the responsibility of studen leadership. And. it is time for the Class of '86 to handle the biggest dance of the year — th prom. The Class of '87 can now sever the shackles of being freshmen and for most, get behin. the wheel of a car with their very own driver’s license. When you think of the thousands o dollars invested in the machine and the lives too often lost while driving, the Class of '87 ca finally feel the burden and the freedom which adult responsibility simultaneously brings. Welcome to the Class of '88. Even though it takes time to realize it. this is your school, and w need your attempts, your efforts, at making it a better school. The years will pass quickly an too soon you will find yourself and 92 per cent of your classmates sitting in the gym awaitin your diplomas. In 1988 your only regret will be that you didn’t try to do more. My advice surel must be for you to take advantage of the many opportunities which the high school experienc offers and not to limit yourself by making up reasons why you shouldn't participate. Remembei If you give to the world the best you have: the best will come back to you.” Our district suffered through some problems during the 1983-84 school year. Financial concern caused us to lose some valuable teachers and some popular classes. But we still have untappe resources, unthought of strength and durability in our greatest resource — the sum total c each of us who contribute to IVC as either a student, a teacher, or a parent. Let’s all reach dow just a little farther and let our best efforts result in making the 1984-85 school year a year t remember with fond memories. For those of you who actually take the time to read this page, please let me know if yc identified with any of what I wrote. Stop me in the hall, chat after lunch in the cafe, or come t the office to visit. I am here to help you and always enjoy meeting and talking to each of yoi 7 144