Illiopolis High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Illiopolis, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1982 volume:

Illiopolis High School 1982 Follow The Rainbow Searching . 5 Finding ... 27 Climbing 53 Pot Of Gold 65 You're not Pete?!? Foolish Freshmen Let s get physical — I m a bad mamma- jamma Loyal Seniors? 2 One of the Few, one of the Proud Jake the wonder dog Sing a Song of Six Pence We see these faces everyday They’re all beautiful in a special way. IHS lads and lasses The heat’s on! Turn the page to see our classes. The years go by and faces change Our IHS kids are not the same. From Kindergarten to Senior High The years go swiftly by. Some friends are gone, those we miss. Turn the pages and reminisce. 3 Ramrod strikes again!! Dedication Mrs. Hurley joined the teaching staff in 1966 and spent many hours teach- ing Home Economics, Family Living, and art. She was also the F.H.A. sponsor. Love for her stu- dents was seen in her con- tinued efforts to update the department to keep up with the changing times. Mrs. Hurley still attends graduations, weddings, and other important events in the lives of her students and former stu- dents. Today during her retirement she is enjoying life to the fullest extent! 4 Each time you see a rainbow May the beauty you find there Remind you that the warmest thoughts Are with you everywhere Top Of The Rainbow Front Row L. to R.-R. Weber, R. Ervin, T. Roberts Back Row L. to R. Mr. Rademaker, C. Leeper, L. Blakeman, R. Graves, F. Murphy 6 Teacher’s Edition Mrs. Thompson Ms. Mulvany 7 Mr. Samela Mrs. Nonneman Mr. Camfield Miss Slater Mr. Handy Mr. Smalling and Mrs. Ross Mr. Otting Mr. Crispin Miss Gale Miss Meyers Mrs. Riggs Mrs. Wallner Casting Shadows Left to Right: Mr. Dodson, Mrs. Stacey, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Sheller Dora Welch Clean surround- ings and full stom- achs help clean the mind for the learn- ing process. This page is set aside for the cooks, janitors and others who have helped. Their work often seems common place and goes unthanked. Above: Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Hutchins Not pic- tured — Mrs. Hart Below: Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Above: Mr. Lee Below: Mr. and Mrs. Shot 9 Seniors 1982 The Senior Class of '82 again failed to have a winning float. It would have helped if we would have had a float to win with but we wanted to give the classes a chance. Our class was a shrewd business cooperative working together to sell soda from the machine we received from the Roese Bowl. We also sold pretzels and during football season sold jackets which turned out to be a SUPERIOR decision. Our class gave much support to the extra cur- ricular activities such as having a wild time. Sev- eral of our classmates were in varsity sports. Honor Roll Club, Jets Competition, and girl fights. There is only one question left to be asked. What will they ever do without us here to liven the place up? Class Officers: 1st row (1 to r) Pres. Daniel Henebry, Vice Pres. Andy Miller, Sec.-Treas. Rob Craig. 2nd row (1 to r) Mr. Samala, Mr. Crispin, Mrs. Ross. Robin Bloxam: Track I; G.AA ID; N.H.S. in-rV; Yearbook IU; Honor Roll Club III-IV; Teacher Aid II, IV; Class Officer I, III (sec., pres.); Soft- ball II-IV; Society of Distinguished American High School Students Norman Arnold Julie Allen: G.A.A. I; F.H.A. I-IV (treas., pres.); Yearbook I, III-IV; Honor Roll Club III-IV; Teacher Aid I-III; FBLA (pres.) 10 Rob Craig: Football I; Track III: N.H.S. III-IV; Math Contest III-IV; Yearbook III-IV; Honor Roll Club III-IV; Who’s Who III-IV; Class Offi- cer (Sec.-Treas.) IV Jack Campbell: Football I-IV (capt. IV); Basketball I-IV; Baseball I-II; N.H.S. IV; Honor Roll Club III-IV; Homecoming Court IV James Dodson: Football III; Track I John Casey: Football I; Band Tim Ford: Football I-IV; Chorus I-II; Band I-II; Teacher Aid Lori Drabing: Volleyball I-II; G.A.A. I-II; F.H.A. I-II; Yearbook I-UI (co- editor — II. editor — III); Teacher Aid I-II; Class Officer (Pres.) II: FBLA IV; Student Council I Jim Hancock: Basketball I, IV; Track I; Baseball II; J.E.T.S. III-IV; Math Con- test III-IV; Honor Roll Club III-IV; Teacher Aid II; Homecoming Court IV; Who’s Who III-IV; Football 1-IV (capt. IV); All Conference Football IV Jay Graham Abby Havener: Basketball IV; Track I-II; Volleyball III; Yearbook IV; Honor Roll Club III-IV; Chorus III-IV; Band I-II; Teacher Aid II; F.H.A. I-IV (V. Pres. IV) Neal Hartry Theresa Hawkins: FBLA III-IV Daniel Henebry: N.H.S. III-IV Oreas. IV); J.E.T.S. III-IV; Math Con- test III-IV; Yearbook IV; Honor Roll Club III-IV; Chorus I, III-IV; Band I- II; Homecoming King IV; Class Offi- cer II. IV (treas., Pres) Lisa Hildebrandt Steve Hofferkamp: Basketball I-IV; Student Council I Tina Hohenstein: Volleyball I; Year- book I-IV; Honor Roll Club II1-IV; Chorus I-II, IV; Teacher Aid I-II, IV; Who’s Who IV Brad Hopkins Dana Karrick: Track I; F.H.A. IV; Honor Roll Club III IV; Chorus I, IIMV; Band I-II; Teacher Aid II, IV; Class Officer III Pat Kilhoffer: Track I-II; Math Contest IIMV; J.E.T.S. III- Vickie Martin: Basketball III; Track I-II; F.H.A. III-IV; Chorus I-IV Linda Lybarger: Basketball III; Track I-II; F.H.A. I-IV (sec. III-IV); Yearbook I; Honor Roll Club III-IV; Teacher Aid II; Who’s Who III; Class Officer (treas.) Ill Bob McDermott: Football I-IV; Bas- ketball I-II; III-IV; Baseball I-II, Honor Roll Club IV; Homecoming Court IV; All Conference Football IV 3 Andy Miller: Football I-II; Basket- ball II-1V; Baseball I-II. NHS III-IV; JETS III-IV; Math Contest III-IV; Honor oil Club III-IV; Band I; Who’s Who III-IV; Class Officer I, IV Dusty Monical: Track I-II, Volley- ball III; G.A.A. II-IV (vice pres. IV); Yearbook I-IV; Chorus I, III-IV; Teacher Aid I-II; Homecoming Queen IV; Class Officer (sec.); FBLA Susan Moore: F.H.A. I-IV; Teacher Aid I-III Donna Peters: Basketball IV; Track I; Cheerleading I; G.A.A. I, IV; N.H.S. III-IV (sec.); JETS III; Math Contest III: Yearbook I-IV: Honor Roll Club III-IV; Chorus I; Band I; Class Officer (vice pres., sec.) I-II Mark Proctor Donna Rohrig: G.A.A. III-IV; N.H.S. III-IV; Yearbook III-IV; Honor Roll Club III-IV; Teacher Aid II, IV; Who’s Who III-IV; Class Officer (pres.) I; Society of American High School Students II; Girls State III Sonya Roberts: Track III-IV; Cheer- leading II-IV; Honor Roll Club I. IV; Chorus IV;’Homecoming Court IV Annette Richards Carol Smith: Track Manager II; F.H.A. I-IV; Yearbook I-IV; Teacher Aid III; Who’s Who III Kim Wendler Lori Royce: Cheerleading I-II (JV Capt. 1); G.A.A. I, IV (sec.-treas.); N.H.S. III-IV (pres.); JETS III-IV; Math Contest III-IV; Yearbook I, IV; Honor Roll Club III-IV; Chorus I; Teacher Aid I; Homecoming Court Tom Saulsbery: Football I-IV; Base- ball I-II; All Conference Football Kim Skeels: Track I-II. Volleyball I- IV (co-Capt.); Cheerleading I-IV; G.A.A. I-IV (pres.); F.H.A. Ill; Cho- rus I-II, IV; Homecoming Court IV; Who’s Who I-II Rick West: Football I-IV; Teacher Aid I Nanette Wilson: Track I-IV; G.A.A. I; F.H.A. I; Chorus I; F.B.L.A. Ill Lu Wurl: Basketball III-IV (co-capt. IV); Volleyball I-II (Capt. II); G.A.A. I-II; Yearbook I; Chorus I-II; Band I- II; Softball I-IV; Soccer I-IV 17 Class Of 83’ Shelly Allen Bill Bailinger Top Row L. to R.: Sponsors. Mrs. Riggs, Mr. Berger, Mrs. Thompson Bottom Row L. to R.: T. Ealey, V. Pres.; M. Muir, Sec.; R. Richards, Treas.; D. McMahan, Pres. Jodi Betzer Scott Bower Glenna Winnie Paula Carey Bradham Burdzilauskas Rose Nicola Bartolazzi Steve Batchelder Georgia Beck Lorie Stephanie Tammy Ealey Bill Ealey Dawn Embrey Cartwright Dunn Compliments of Niantic State Bank Gary Griesheim The Junior class of “83” has begun to make their imprint at I.H.S. All of the school sports consist of many of our fellow classmates. We are proud of them, and also of the Juniors who par- ticipated in the honor roll club and J.E.T.S. com- petition. Again this year, with all the hard work and class participation, our float turned out to be a fabulous Win-nie. Our only money-making pro- ject was the “Urge” variety of candy we sold. Our prom this year will be held at the Forum, with the theme song Open Arms and the col- ors Burgundy and Silver. The highlight of this year is prom, and next year — Florida! David Brian Herold Hawkins Kathy Karrick Kayla Karrick John Kaylor Hofferkamp Jennifer Marcy Muir Troy Lamb Dawn McMahan Denise Andy Rueck Penny Prior Angela Ramsey Rhonda Richards Saulsbery Compliments of Boone and Waddell Lumber Lisa Saulsbery Robin Stone Cathy Wicker Phil Young I wonder.?!? Eat your heart out Cheryl Tiegs. This one’s for Candy! Let’s go to a movie. Heeere’s Phil! Watch out for those windows Billy. 20 Puppy love This is too exciting. Top row L. to R. — Sponsors — Mrs. Walner, Mr. Camfield, Ms. Mulvany Bottom Row L to R. — Todd Havener, Treas.; Janet Stone, Pres; Pam Grossman, Sec.; Penny Rogers, V. Pres. Maribeth Stacey Curry Lisa Davis Cross Sophomores Our second year at I.H.S. was as bad as our first year, although we did “AIM for the top, we only came in second, we always have a blast building our floats, even though we always wait till the last minute to do everything. Sometimes it isn’t put together all the way, but we seem to manage. Our money making project was selling bal- loons filled with helium. This project helped make our “Florida Money” rise. We have a lot of classmates who participate in almost every sport that I.H.S. has, and we excel in all of them. We hope that our next two years at old I.H.S. will be better and go a lot faster!!!! Cindy Ervin Roger Gidel Pam Rob Hart Grossman Todd Havener Kerry Herold Marie Karrick Kelly Can Kilhoffer McCaffrey Compliments of Jenner Sales Corporation 21 Tim Monical Kraig Skeels Jana Weber David Chris Moffett McLaughlin Kathy Stewart Janet Stone Todd Stone Mark Veith Compliments of Raupp’s Shoes Not Pictured Jack Atteberry J.D. Royce Ryan West Aaron Purcell Denise Penny Rogers Freshman Of ’84 Top Row L. to R.: Sponsors — Miss Slater, Mr. Smalling, Miss Gale Bottom Row L. to R.: Todd Hawkins, V. Pres.; Sam Finch, Sec.; Craig Johnson, Pres.; Doug Lybarger, Treas.; Jeff Brown Trisha Bullock Donna Jeff Casteel Jerry Casteel Burdzilauskas Mark Durbin Bruce Egan Russell Ealey Skip Etter Sam Finch Kathy Floyd Compliments of Niantic Farmer Grain Company Freshman Followers Todd Hawkins Brenda Helenthal Jennifer Hohenstein Lisa Howard Craig Johnson Debbie Francis Glen Griesheim Rod Grossman Joann Hamm Patti Kaylor Mike Lamb Paul Larsen Doug Lybarger Brenda Mieher Sally Miller 24 Compliments of Ervin Farms Brian Mitchell Kevin Murphy Jim Shears Bambi Smith Becky Snyder Steve Stanton Angie Weaver Troy Davis Amy Weber Beth Whitehead Steve Whiteside Kim Wilcut Jimmy Williams Sabrina Wilson Teresa Wilson Compliments of Arends’ Tractor 25 Friends stick together. Making Memories Am I in dreamland? Uglier than me? Three’s Company Armando makes a hit. Your friend and mine?!? Thanks Curtis! Compliments of Dawson Wikoff Funeral Home True friendship is like a rainbow You will never find the end! Coach’s Kids PIRATES DOWN QUARTER GUESTS YDS.0GO First Row L. to R.: T. Stone, T. Havener, R. West, J.D. Royce, T. Hawkins, C. Johnson, K. Murphy, J. Casteel, S. Finch, G. Griesheim, B. Snyder, D. Lybarger, P. Larsen, R. Grossman, Coach Smalling Second Row L. to R.: L. Cartwright, M. Lamb, R. Gidel, K. Kilhoffer, K. Herold, T. Monical, B. Ealey, S. Batchelder, G. Griesheim. T. Lamb, B. Ballinger, D. Hawkins, A. Rueck. R. West, K. Skeels. P. Prior Third Row L. to R.: Coach Salmela, T. Ealey, J. Snyder, T. Saulsbery, J. Kaylor, J. Hancock, T. Ford, S. Bower, R. Hart, B. Herold, P. Young, R. West, M. Proctor, B. McDermott, J. Campbell, K. Karrick, G. Beck 28 Compliments of Butch’s Bar Cornin’ through Compliments of Wedge Drive Inn Mark Proctor — Tight End Tom Saulsbery — Offensive and Defen- sive Tackle Rick West — Center 31 I I Compliments of Sentinel Printing Co. 33 Volleyball — Bump, Bump, Bump Top Row: S. Wilson, A. Weber, T. Wilson, A. Weaver, Coach Gale, K. Wilcut, N. Bartolazzi, P. Kaylor Bottom Row: D. Burdzilauskas, M. Cross, B. Mieher, R. Richards, J. Murphy, K. Floyd, K. Skeels V. Captains: K. Skeels, R. Richards Senior: Kim Skeels JV. Captain: A. Weber 34 ■SPo RT S ' V WtM 35 Just Between You And Me Retiring King and Queen: Verna McMahan and Richard Perkinson Crown Bearers: Jana Kent and Mathew Fisher Compliments of Niantic Oil Homecoming o uF Mark Proctor and Sonya Roberts Bob McDermott and Kim Skeels Jim Hancock and Donna Peters Jack Campbell and Lori Royce 38 Compliments of Waddell Chevrolet Seniors: Oops. We thought it was next week!!!1 39 Compliments of Patton U.L Food Mart A Smashing Start! Homecoming Hoppers King’s Court Queen's Court Varsity Cheerleaders Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope! Top Row L to R: S. Roberts, A. Weber, C. Ervin Second Row L to R: C. McCaffrey, L. Hofferkamp, J. Hohenstein Third Row L to R: G. Bradham, M. Muir Bottom Row L to R: K. Stewart, K. Skeels I Where’s Pokey? SENIORS: K. Skeels, S. Roberts Rah! 42 Compliments of Herrin Ltd 43 A Taste Of Victory Standing L to R: K. Herold, P. Young, J. Kaylor, S. Bower, J. Hancock, A. Miller, S. Hofferkamp, B. Herold, T. Monical, R. Hart Kneeling L to R: R. West, D. Hawkins, J. Campbell, T. Lamb Standing L to R: C. Johnson, M. Lamb, K. Herold, Coach Crispin, R. Hart, T. Coach Jack Handy Monical, S. Finch Kneeling L to R: J. Casteel, J. Casteel, B. Egan, T. Davis, D. Lybarger, D. McLaughlin ILLIOPOLIS HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL 1981-SI SEASON OPPONENT -r OPPONENT Springfield Lutheran • Findlay •Tower Hill Athens •Assumption • Bethany Bnmfield •Niantic •Maroa •Blue Mound •Stonington Mi. Auburn • Macon Tri-City Edinburg Riverton •Lovingion 'Moweaqua 44 old er ipbell it ng lb vkinB lor icock ites ilngton 39 67 15-25 93 he Pirates shot 37 percent n the field and 6J per cent free throws, ‘fitonlngton was percent from the f ieid and percent from the free throw STONINGTON 93 ILLIOPOLIS 67 terk mp . i- k DV tl a n a V jack Our cold shooting cost ui game. The starters were o: the field. ,e we met Id rebounded twenty point egin the game ense in orde tall players a ets. This w ter chance to _nted our guard Hofferkamp Herold Miller Campbell West Young Lamb Hawkins Kaylor Pirates Edinburg fg-a ft-a tp PS 3- 9 2-4 8 13 1- 2 0- 0 2 1 0- 0 tonngton got their break in high gear half to blitz the ame played 1 � Ston penetrate for the shot I told the kids between third and fourth qua1 whichever ♦earn got h win th . g, Unforti 1 wa . 't start ' ms tiw i Ut A • v . in t iuiiv ' i more shots than . you wo- i Lovmy ivu fg-a ft-a tp PS 3-4 0-0 6 8 0-025 0- 1 10 10 B 7- 8 17 11 h 0- 0 14 fi JV 3-6 9 It C 1- 21 -3V 0- 0 0 0 0-.0 0 iL 24-50 11-17 59 5 21-57 6-11 48 reached 500 wiU Hofferkamp Herold Miller Campbell West Young Lamb Kaylor Hancock Pirates Lovington We finally 1- 3 5-.9 5-10 7-17 3- 5 0- 2 0- 0 0- 0 victory at Lovington Tuesda fa' c aren’t man) u can be tied it while shoo tin centaee. I felt Defeat 56-48 Kaylor Hawkins Hancock Pirates Tri-City Pirates Beat 'Macon 44-39 4 i' o.a • 4'-� A o-° a'jS'fe °A. 0-0 0-0 0.0 A - 20-39 16-24 56 20-41 8-16 48 .... v aa iiiiipolis record The Pirates upped their cord to 8-9 for the year w win at home Tuesday Tri-City. The Torni 16 for the season, ws won the we connected e fourth quarter as 5- nd Rod s our 15 y|t B. Fc Herold ’ Miller Hergenrother, e Illic ir bas easy heran| :k Ca h sco I of fen ] 1 Brian Herold grabbed ll 11 rebounds respectively, e Illiopolis Jr. Varsity al- -ame awav with a victory 22. Tr, on the lUnding has been two games. 8 OVER TRI-CI liiopohs Junior V) ir 10th game of a 49-46 win over Tri- ity. Their record is 10-4. ILLIOPOLIS II.S. SCHEDULE The remainder pf Our schcd- ate ■« ag fQll0W,: canning lone th 14 jemed naged 10) at uarter rward throws nargin y Met- be the loss hit period, d away West were perfect from tl t0 a 30'17 lead as each made ftv3 for fl Illiopolis. paced by 12of gu. w ' A. M Abound. -STaTif «.'’pS” while Steve Hofferkamp ifi|iooinR t0 a 34.26 margin with bed 7. slipping to a 34-26 margin wuu remaining. The Pirates rebuilt the ■urn JuiDurn ILMOPOJJS 61 OUNT AUBURN 47 By JACK HANDY erkamp 7- 9 3- 4 17 22 a 3 «• A.V V'v :jurn grabbed ond quart- -v0 -nts t« 4a alf EDGED BY GREENVIEW IK FINAL SECONDS fg-a ft-a tp PtS 3-' 0 6 4 0 MM Hofferk mp Terold r Q est careers of our four seniors - Jack Campbell; Jim Hancod Steve Hcfferkamp and Anc Miller. I believe the success any team rests heavily on tl attitudes of the seniors. Th was one of our strong poln year. future looks bright as winning tradltk . The sop numbe mu dv clCc 0 ° each. • C jwc ccv C Steve Hofferk? kets „ 'e tklr,i r0 ay o °ver- Koiy« tLf 7 ) « u, -9 . . at,� ,. 0ey ounty victories )polis then reeled off five straight and led by as many as 16 in the minute even thou 1 as many points in r as it had in the prev nlng Campbell in dou le Pirates was 6-5 se Miller, who sank eigh tries and totaled 16 e, who fouled out with ity with 10 points, e Pirates were 18 for (.439) to Tri-City’s 14 f ier team accomplished) ree throw line, as Illi' ties while missing V d only six of 17 (J Hoff.erl Herold Miller Campbell West u-u o 2- 3 12 -2 0-7 6-5 3- 4 2T i a close gam Into the gair d, their onl P (which place last year) an (in overtime), scorer wa3 Ke- had scored i: ist 3 games, a box and on th Phil Ybun •wki ns splittin c suaum ij Kreiter. T.iank their efforts, Kreiter wa '6. of his shots fror and Jack Campbell erol ? 0- 4 0-1 1- 4 11-SI 0-0 2-2 1-2 M 4-10 Ready To Take A Chance Again Standing L. to R.: Mr. Salmela, L. Wurl, L. Saulsbery. A. Havener, K. Karrick, R. Richards, A. Weaver, G. Bradham, J. Betzer, M. Mieher, P. Kay lor Kneeling L. to R.: S. Wilson, R. Stone, J. Weber, M. Karrick, P. Perkinson, D. Peters, P. Rogers Seniors L. to R.: L. Wurl, A. Havener. D. Peters Compliments of E.T. Allen Sons Construction The sky is falling! The 1981-82 girl’s basket- ball team had a year that many might like to forget. Something that one should not forget, however, is that they hustled and improved every game. The 1981-82 team was comprised largely of underclassmen; and with a year of experience and ma- turity both the J.V. and Var- sity teams will continue to improve on the road to com- petitive, winning basketball. Cinder Girls Sitting L. to R.: R. Stone, S. Roberts. G. Bradham, J. Murphy, J. Hohenstein. Kneeling L. to R.: D. Richards, N. Bartolazzi, A. Weaver, D. Saulsbery, S. Curry. Standing L. to R.: D. Francis, L. Cartwright, K. Wilcut, Coach Gale, N. Wilson, M. Cross. Seniors N. Wilson and S. Roberts. N. Wilson broke 200 low hurdle record. 50 Record-Breaking Runners Sitting L. to R.: T. Stone, T. Hawkins, G. Griesheim, D. Lybarger, A. Rueck, B. Egan, P. Larson. Kneeling L. to R.: R. Gidel, C. Johnson, B. Ealey, B. McDermott, G. Griesheim, M. Lamb, R. West, J. Snyder, S. Bower. Standing L. to R.: K. Kilhoffer, J. Brown, T. Monical, S. Batchelder, Coach Handy, D. Hawkins, B. Herold, P. Young, T. Lamb, J. Kaylor, B. Ballinger. 51 52 In the Land of Rainbows Hopes are restored, Spirits are lifted, and Enthusiasm is renewed! Future Homemakers Of America First Row L. to R. : J. Allen, C. Smith, A. Ramsey Second Row L. to R. : A. Havener, P. Perkinson, M. Muir, W. Burdzilauskas, M. Cross Third Row L. to R.: D. Karrick, L. Hildebrandt, S. Moore, L. Lybarger, K. Wendler, K. Stewart, J. Carey, J. Stone. C. Ervin. Mrs. Thompson Not Pictured: K. Karrick Compliments of Gypsy Greenery Officers: First Row L. to R.: J. Allen, C. Smith, L. Lybarger Second Row L. to R.: M. Muir. Mrs. Thompson-, A. Havener Girls’ Athletic Association First Row L. to R.: D. Francis, D. Burdzilauskas, T. Wilson, P. Kaylor, C. Ervin, K. Floyd, G. Bradham, T. Ealey Second Row L. to R.: A. Weber, A. Weaver, K. Wilcut, J. Hohenstein, K. Skeels, N. Bartalozzi, J. Murphy, L. Cartwright, M. Karrick, R. Stone, P. Perkinson, Third Row L. to R.: S. Wilson, D. Peters, L. Royce, D. Monical, D. Rohrig, C. McCaffrey, B. Meiher, K. Stewart, Mrs. Ross 56 Compliments of I. Graves Motor Co Music Makes Me Happy 1st row sitting: K. Skeels, D. Henebry, D. Monical, D. Karrick, T. Hohenstein, V. Martin 2nd row: S. Roberts, R. Stone, L. Hofferkamp, G. Bradham, S. Dunn, J. Murphy, R. Barringer, B. Helenthal, 3rd row: C. Johnson, D. Burdzilauskas, A. Weber, C. Ervin, L. Howard Compliments of K. Reinke Jr. and Co. Seated L. to R.; G. Griesheim. R. Craig, A. Miller, L. Royce. D. Peters, J. Campbell Standing L. to R.: D. Rohrig. P. Young, L. Phillips, L. Hofferkamp, G. Bradham, J. Betzer, R. Richards, L. Lybarger Compliments of Dobrinsky Veterinary Clinic Compliments of Wayne Cross (Dekalb Seed) Head For The Mountains Farmer In The Dell Baa! Baa! Black Sheep Compliments of Whiteside Farm } 1982 Prom — Open Arms Compliments of Nell Loose Bill Ealey. Eileen McClury Tim Ford, Lisa Hildebrandt Jay Graham, Winnie Burdzilauskas 67 Jim Hancock, Lorie Cartwright David Hawkins, Glenna Bradham Daniel Henebery, Christine Perry Tina Hohenstein, Rob Maske Lori Hofferkamp, Dave Blakeman Steve Hofferkamp, Dana Karrick John Kaylor, Angela Ramsey Troy Lamb, Jennifer Murphy Andy Miller, Kim Skeels 68 Donna Peters, Scott Trueblood Mark Proctor, Stacey Drees Annette Richards, Rhonda Richards, David Perkinson Sonya Roberts, Danny Gordy John Snyder, Cari McCaffrey 69 0«; To The Seniors Your high schctoPdays are over Now you go your separate ways We hope you never will forget Your good ole’ high school days Remember all the good times Don't look back at the bad Please don't forget the fun times that we have always had We’ll welcome you back with open arms so don’t stay away for long To the class of '82 We dedicate our prom. The Juniors 70 ILLIOPOLIS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS WILLS 1982 I, Mark Proctor, will Angela Ramsey a rubber car. I, Mark Proctor, will Troy Lamb some of my looks and size. I, Mark Proctor, will Lori Hofferkamp an extra set of scooby buttons. fj I, Mark Proctor, will Jennifer Murphy some brains. ' I, Mark Proctor, will Phil Young an F on his report card I, Becky Hall bequeath to Rosie BB a car just exactly like mine so she can have all the trouble I did with mine during my senior year. v. 1, anonymous will to a special friend another year of milkshakes, mittens, and memories. Good Luck! I, Stacy Drees, will Dawn McMahan her own locker to have open house with. I, Stacy Drees, will Troy Lamb another basketball opponent with the toughness and skill of myself. We, Sonya and Stacy, will Bill Ealey his very own supply of lip gtbsa. We, some seniors, will to some other seniors, another Beach Boys CoHcert. 1, Kim Skeels, will Jennifer Hohenstein a ruifemage sale of her own. I, Sonya Roberts, will Jennifer Hohensteijh an but of town boyfriend who will write back. I, Sonya Roberts will Cindy Ervin someone else to spot next year in cheerleading I, Tom Ford, will everyone that drives a car not to break their windshield as I did. I, Tim Ford, will Scott Bower the ability not to burn himself as many times as I did. I, Jay Graham, will Marcy Muir a chauffeur so she won’t have to sit at home wheh Scott forgets to pick her up. I, Donna Peters, will Jay Graham the right to publish his cure for hiccups. I, Donna Peters, will Bill Ballinger a few inches so he can inherit a new nicknamd I, Donna Peters, will Jennifer Murphy the man who can WALKER through her dreams. I, Daniel Henebry, will Tim Monical a new understanding locker mate and eating §$L I, Daniel Henebry,jvill Jennifer Murphy the ability to put the truck in 4-Wheel drive without it going into convulsions. bility to go to the County Tournaments without taking long breaths, and le ability to have a girlfriend and beanice to her at the same time, crash helmet, an extra parking light, Ind another year’s course in drivers We, Rob, Pat, and Dan, will Kevin Murphy taking walks in 3 foot deep snow in tennis shoes and a summer jacket I, Dusty Monical, will my little brother Tim. We, Pokey and Karen, will Lorie Cartwright ed. for her “Saturday night dates.” I, Jim Hancock, will Todd Hawkins his own life time supply of ice cubes. I, Jim Hancock, will not be back next year I, Jim Hancock, will Jennifer Murphy the ability to tame a “Lyon.” I, Jim Hancock, will Tom Saulsbery the ability to become a “lean, mean, fighting itachine.” I, Jim Hancock, will Jimmy Shears the Beach Boys theme song 'Help, Help, me Rhonda I, Jim Hancock, will Stephanie Dunn the ability to sustain the name “Wiggles.” J; I, Jim Hancock, wiUCari McCaffrey the ability to go out with someone without c|r trouble. We, some Seniof Girls, will the Junior Boys on the Vocational bus the ability to grow up. We, the College Bound English students, will Mr. Salmela a superior word to use in his harsh discussion. I. Andy Millen will Miss Slater a lifetime supply of shoes so I can’t make fun of the recycled ones I, Pat Kilhoffer. will Miss Slater some more time since she never seems to. have enough. I, Donna Rohrig, will Robin Bloxam 100 paper boxes for her future driving experiences. I, Donna Rohrig, will Patti Kaylor a superman cape so she I, Donna Rohrig, will Rob Craig a crash helmet for his fut We, Donna Rohrig and Robin Bloxam will Penny Rogers th nerves. I, Robi in Bloxa fcron’t have to pretend to be superma | crash derbiesAHHjl bility to make it through P.E. n something accidently flies out. water since r ■ifer. V ndy W. my driving wore hers r; innie, and Angela peopi Her a princess to go wi ait on W.T. even thougi go keep warm at Fairview Park. jged. to fulfill their weekends. ___________am, will Donna Rohrig a supply of klecncx to keep handy I. John Casey, will all the incoming freshmen to have fun like I did. I. John Casey, will Bill S. to get good grades in vocational like I did. I. Annette Richards, will Lorie Cartwright a new set of cut-off t-shirts.B We, Annette Richards and Karen Carey will Lone Cartwright the abilit I. Annette, will Poke Hancock the ability to live up to his name I, Annette Richards, will Pokey Hancock the ability to count farther than 40. I, Annette, will Karen Carey the ability to watch, the potholes on Eido J I, Annette, will Karen a new set of nerves sii We, Lori, Donna, Julie, and Kim, will Jennifi We, Lori Royce and Donna Peters, Will An I, Lori Royce, will Donna Peters, the ability to I, Lori Royce, will Jennifer Murphy to know instead of saying ”1 don’t kl I, Lori Royce, will my brother J.D. the ability to Jearn the short euttoo] I, Abby, will to spas a party place where he she won’t get I I, Abby, will to Dawn and Tim another locker to fight in fn I, Andy Miller, will to Jennifer Hohenstein, a hfesizc doll o I, Lu Wurl, will Jana (Red) the ability to steal a lunch 3 timj We, some seniors, will the Junior boys a body to fit with their huge heads I, Lori Drabing, will Angie and Jennifer some cherry pie and “T’s I, Lori Drabing will Sally Miller the ability to conie to school for a whole week and not be sick I, Lori Drabing, will Bill Ballinger the ability to speak in a normal tone We. Nanette and Lori will Mrs. Ross two more “big wigs” like us We, Nanette and Lori will Jennifer the ability to “charge” next year without us. We, Julie Allen and Donna Peters will Bill Ealey the knowledge of who saute (buttered) General Pete. t get ting on Mrs. Ross’ annjp ten s •uncer. she does know. his P.O.P. he's not an an w” even who staff area. ught.H ■so somelne else can tell them to move, c Hofferkamp. since she can’t have the real thout getting caught. IH Catch Those Rays In Florida 1 a - X imp Graduation 75 D. Rohrig giving her Valedictorian address R. Ervin and L. Blakeman present diplomas 77 Boys’ State D.A.R. Award Stengel Award S.A.R. Award Salutatorian Compliments of Butcher Feed Store Senior Awards Valedictorian I.E.A. Scholarship Girls’ State IP Golden Cord Awards Sitting: L. Royce, D. Peters, R. Bloxam, R. Rohig, L. Lybarger Standing: J. Campbell, R. Craig, D. Henebry, A. Miller Seniors At Their Best L. Lybarger and A. Miller Most Likely to Succeed C. Smith, B. McDermott, and J. Graham Biggest Motorhead L. Wurl and J. Campbell Most Athletic Royal Patrons Mr Mrs Kirk Salmela Mr Mrs Dean Rademaker Miss Pat Slater T. Hohenstein and N. Hartry 80 Best Dressed D. Monical and P. Hancock Best Looking I journeyed to the rainbow’s end and found not gold but you my friend Congratulations To The Class Of ’82 From Compliments borde: CHE flC. COMP A? HOWARD YOl AND SON ENDEN rruekinj ? Anc HiY. Copters Lanesville, IL (217) 364-4225 Ph. (2|l7) 364-; ■ ILI iopoli: ) Frescrj 900 E. L! m Best Wishes To The Class Of •82 Montgomery Registered1 Suffolk a An i Sa ■ Hampshire Hogs Ml. AuburrptlL 676-4423 BP v ' I 4 OTTEFfS FACTORING MA ByrXi?y°'ert Parking In Rear For Semi uid Van Trucks Free Air Conditioning ENLOE DRUGS INC In Rooms Decatur, IL s ire Southwest in 215 W. Firs Lincoln Saua 117 East n. 123-1778 Rt. 36 Illiopplis, IL 1 62M Helen Siesenop Owner, Manager Ph. (217) 486-2001 ’rug e Drive 3 esh Ph. 422 J.B. DALES COUNTRY RED FOX TABOR GRAIN COMPANY Meat, Groceries, Produce 486-3411 Illiopolis, IL Cash Grain Mt. Auburn (217) 676-3811 J.C. ROSS DRY GOODS Clothing, Shoes, Boots 486-7661 Illiopolis, IL U U Xi-iHl 'l 86 BLAIR CONSTRUCTION Steven Blair P.O. Box 132 Illiopolis, IL 62539 87 BORSEY STUDIO 1123 E. Wood St. Decatur, IL 62521 Ph. 428-8314 Publishing the 1981-82 Pirate Log has been a year filled with colorful excitement. As edi- tor I encountered numerous problems and long hours that always seemed to pay off when we sealed the envelope for shipment. I would like to thank my staff for always being there when Miss Slater, Winnie, and I needed them the most. Also, thank you to Ke- vin Kaylor for the football pictures he donated and to Borsay Studio for the professional pho- tography in our book. As you turned the pages of this book I hope that at least one picture caught your eye and brought back a special memory. So remember today and every day you live ... 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