Limestone Community High School - Amulet Yearbook (Bartonville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1980 volume:

t i 9 Amulet 1980 Limestone Community High School Barton ville, Illinois Volume 27 Laurie Edwards, Editor-in-chief i FOREWORD Memories arc made of those things we consider special. Though we arc all individuals, there arc many memories that we share collectively. The AMULET is our key to the recent past; a book of graphic reminders from our school year. Our memories go back to a cheerful homecoming that itself reflected the past and was titled “Through the Years. Lorie Traub was chosen homecoming queen and the dance was a big success. A dark cloud soon followed when we learned that the American Embassy in Teheran had been seized by Iranian militants. We hoped and looked for a silver lining with the quick release of the hostages. It did not come. On the brighter side, student council members collected canned goods for Thanksgiving baskets and spread good cheer to the needy. The Madrigal Dinner created a warm glow in our hearts and reflected the true meaning of Christmas. We also sent greetings for the holidays to the hostages. Spirit Week was like a big rainbow with all the colors splashed throughout the school. The Senior Class set a record by winning the spirit paddle for the third time, and having the longest spirit chain of any class, not to mention beating the teachers in the tug-of-war. We were happy to share the pot of gold generated by the Twirp Week Auction with the Crippled Children. Kevin Flcssner and Cheryl Chioni were voted king and queen of the Junior-Senior Prom and couples shared the fantasy ol ,Looking Through the Eyes of Love. Just as the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow symbolizes a fantasy, the AMULET is our pot of gold, our memories, preserved forever from that fading rainbow, the 1979-80 school year. 2 . . . door decorations were judged . . . . . . physics class made a singing Christmas card . . . ... we dressed like clowns . . . ... we gave for a cause . . . . . . our class won the spirit chain . . . ... the orange was impossible . . . 6 ... we made our mark for posterity . . . ... we shared something special . . . . . . science club promoted a circus . . . . . . and bought a microcomputer 9 . . . some just blew it . . . 10 ... we undertook small p. ... we undertc rojects . . . )ok some big ones, too . . . n ... we cheered like crazy . . . ... we amazed our friends . . . ... we spent our youth . . . ... we shared with the old . . . . Mr. Charles C. Cunningham 16 Affectionately Known As Mr. C . . . for unselfish devotion to your students. . . ... in giving freely of your time . . . . . . for setting an example to follow . . . . . . for sharing your talents with us all .. . . . . for being an inspiration to many young aspiring musicians . . . 17 Editors.' Robin Dunlap - Freshmen Lisa Clark - Sophomores Aprile O'Keefe - Juniors Rhonda Toebbe - Juniors is Freshman Class Officers ' h: fr President - Mark Maloney Vice President • Julie Schmitt Secretary - Shelly MeGath Treasurer - Paula Meg Icy Class of 1983 The Class of 1983 got off to an excellent start under the elected leadership of Mark Maloney, president: Julie Schmitt, vice-president: Paula . eg ley. treasurer; and Shelly MeGath. secretary. The leadership of the officers was reflected in the enthusiasm demonstrated by the members of the class who helped in the construction of the float and those who participated in the homecoming skit. Some of the members of the class were privileged to serve at the Christmas Madrigal Dinner: some got their first taste of competitive sports. Some made new friends, and many new ideas were explored and developed. Hopefully, most of the freshmen found their first year rewarding. and the) are looking forward to more and continued success in their high school education. Adams. Jeff Allison. Debbie Anderson. Clark Andrews. Steve Baker. Scott Bale. Todd Bar tel I. Kris Bastian. fieri Beadle. John Beasley. Gregory Beck. Natalie Beency. Pat Behrends. Sheri Bclficld. Steve Bennett, Teri Bergschncider. Criss Berry. Roger Betson, Jerry Bill. Sam Black. Susie Blackoby. Monti Blaylock. Cathy Bloompott. Michelle Bomhold. Rex Boyer. Fauncttc Braden. Lori Bramham. Tod Bratton. Brenda Brcssncr. Vikki Brill. Tom Broadstone. Julie Brock. Cher I Brown. Dawn Brown. Don Brown. Krista Bruce. Bret Bucklin. Brad Buffington. Jeff Burdett. Daniel Burgess. Amy Burnside. Tim Bush. Ricky 21 Freshmen Enjoy New Experiences Bussicrc, Robert Butler. Cathy Cagle. Robbie Calhoun. Julie Callear. Richard Camden. Tim Camp. Danny Campen. Rhonda Carey. Richard CarncH. Jim Carpenter. Ted Carr. Jenny Carrington. Kevin Caton. Rosemarie Chamberlain. Gregg Chambers. Kellie Chapman. Greg Chiaravallc. Aaron Chitwood. Rob Christiansen. Tammy Clevenger. Terry Cloat. Lisa Comer, Audrey Cook. Denise Cooney. Pam Cooper, Dorain Corbett. Jan Corbin. Laura Couch, Lori Cowcn. Todd Craddock. Leslie Cramer. Ben Crank. Molly Crank, Steve Crumby. Cindy Cruthis. Jason Cullen. Lori Cunningham. Jerry Darner. Greg 22 Many New Classes And New Projects Davidson, Ronald Davis. Lcann Desiring, Chris Dcmmin, Cathy Dempsey. Deanna Dennis, Scott DcRagish, Declina Docring. Bill Do u bet. Mike Driscoll. Colleen Ducz. Becky Dunham. Tim Dunne. Kathleen Dunne. Thomas Dusch. Joe Elam. Homer Ellwanger, Julie Faulkner. Scott Fawcett. Patricia Fcls. Todd Ferric. Suzanne Fife. Denise Fisher, Linda Fitzgerald. Duane Fletcher. Lisa Forgason. Angie Forsman. Darrin Foster, Elizabeth Foster. Michael Fox, Candy French. Kim Furniss. Jay Gabclhauscn. Bill Gallagher, Kelley Gcicr. Anita Geiger. Kenny Genovese. Michele Genovese. Tracy Gerard. Dec Dec Getz. Tom Gilpin. Liz Glass. Tcrric 23 Glorc, Brent Gold. Tim Gordon. Jim Grover. Lisa Graves. Kurt G reen wood. A ngic Griggs. Patty Grim. Lisa Groeper. Cathy Gunter. Rhonda Gunzenheiser. Tommy Guppy. Robin Freshmen Select Class Officers Hage I. Mark Hand. Vicky Harper. Gary Harris. Kellie Hauk. Douglas Hawkins. Becky Heathcoat. Scott Heaton. Jodi licit man. Dan Hermann. Ron Herring. Joe Herring. Bob Het cl. Tod Hey I. Kathy Hibscr. Tony 11iggin bot ha m. Terri Higgins. Doug Hjcllming. John Hoerr. Todd Hofmann. Curtis Holt. Kellie Horn backer, Lee Ann Hoss. Julie Houle. Jim Howard. Deanna Howard. Trccy Huff. Beverly Hurst. Jeff Jackson. Vickie Jcpson. Lisa Johnigk. Dana Johnson. Kelly Jolly. Bob Jones. Deanna Jones. Justin Jones, Buddy 24 Mark Maloney Elected Class President Cindi 'oc was ;i down at circus. Jurick. Steve Kalb, Mike Karmcnzind, Rod Kasap. Amy Ka u ffma n, Michele Kcckler. Bobbi Kelley, Trcv Kelley, Sandy Kendall, Bob Kimbrell. Melanie King, iirik King, Jennifer King, Lonnie Kirk. Geoffrey Kirkbridc. Charles Knight, Lori Knox, Matthew Kohal, Kim Krupps. Richard Kuhn. Howard Langloss, Tracy Lautcrbach. Allyn Lawrence, Becky l.cddy. Rhonda LiGrisse. Chris Loch wood. Mike Ludwig. Rochelle Ludwig. Ronnie Luster. Kenneth Maher. Bill Mallicoat. Mike Malone. Bill Maloney, Mark Ma ness. Chuck Man?. Gary Marlin, Joe Martin. Tonia Mather. Kathic Mcardy. Elizabeth Mchrhoff, Michele Meier, Kathy Meier. Sheila 25 Frosh Experience First Homecoming Meier. Shelli Miller, Scoti Milligan. Kelly Mingus. Sheri Mitchell. Donna Modglin. Brent Moldcnhaucr, Mark Mullineaux. Joe Myers. Mari McClure. Patricia McCollum. Lisa McDaniel. Vivian McFarlanc. Jill McGath. Shelly McGee. Dcvaughlin Mclntirc. Guy McPikc. Lawrence McWhirtcr. Amy Me Whiner. Laura Nau. Diane Ncglcy, Paula Nelson, John Newport. Melissa Nhan, Nghia Nichols. Angie Nielson. Lisa Noe. Cindi Norman. Dan Odlc. Don Ocrtlcy, Doug O'Neal. Minnie O'Neill. Chris Owen. David Parr. Laura Parrish. Chris Pence. Keith Pennycuff. Darren Pen well. Mark Julie Schmitt escorted by Dan Kirk at the Homecoming game. 26 Julie Schmitt Is Freshman Attendant! Pcrina. Lisa Peterman. Lori Peterson, Jeff Petty. Reggy Phillips. David Picket. Erie Pitcher, Scott Platt. Brian Poplett, Holly Price. Laurie Price, Robert Pruitt. Chris Pryor, Darlene Ramos. Jill Reeder, James Reid. Stacey Rendall, Maureen Reynolds, Chris Reynolds, Karen Rhea. Debbie Ricca, Russell Ridgcly, William Riggcn. Rhonda Roberts. Mike Robinson. Michel Rogers, Rick Roloff. Kelly Roscnbohm. Julie Rowe. Mark Rowcn, Jeff Rudloff. Angela Rybolt. Debbie Sale. Angie Salter. Holly Sampier, Scott Sander. Elizabeth Schafer. Janice Schcnck. Micheal Schcpke. Scott Schlosscr, Anita Schmidcr, Amber Schmidt. Diana Schmit. Micheal Schmitt. Julie Schneider. James Schneider. Julie Schultz. Bruce Schultz. Gregory Schultz. Tim Scurlock. Sue Seaman. Karen Scibcl. Cindy Sewell. Cindy Shaddcn. Kelly 27 Frosh Did Their Part For Science Club Shallcnbcrger. Stacey Shane, Patrick Showa Iter. Lynne Simmons, Ronald Simmons. Sharon Slane, Kevin Slater. Polly Small, Mike Smith. Phillip Smith. Terri Spangler, Don Sprague. Kristin Sprouse. Keith Starkey. Robert Staub. Karen Stephens. Gary Stickclmaicr. Dan Stockstill. Kelly Slone. Paula Strickland. Curtis Stricklcr. Debby Strode, Gary Sturgis. Gayle Sulka. James Swingle. Robert Taggart. Amy Tapp. Lisa Teu fel. Fred Thomas. Michelle Thomason. Jim Tjadcn. Steve Tran, Hue Tran. Quyen Tresh, Thomas Trinh. Dhieu Trinh. Van Trocker. Lori Trotter, Mark Troxcll, Richard Tuck. Christy Vaughn, Troy Vogel. Jimmy Diane Nau helps with circus! 28 Proceeds From Circus Buy Computer Wagner. Mark Walker. Dancil Wallace. Diane Wallace. Susan Walster, Wendy Weber. Mary Jo Welch. David Wcttcrauer, Jody Whitby. Tcri Widmcr. Kelley Williams. Angela Williams. Anna Willia ms, Kim bcrly Williamson. Tammy Williamson, Jody Williamson. Tracy Wilson. Larry Wiseman. Tim Witt. John Wolfe. Roll in Wolstcnholmc. Steve Womack, Bryant Wright. Joy Wright. Kenny Rhonda Campen completes her Sesame Street character for the Hall decoration contest. . . Freshmen Learn, Grow, Discover Zeus looks out over a Freshman English Class. He’s got his eye on you Sharon Simmons. Brenda Bratton, Bryant Womack and Rhonda Campen. Quit messin' around! Freshmen crowd the stairs between classes. . . .Make New Friends, Join New Groups. Candy Fox must have a driver's license, she's sewing! Phil Smith. Kathy Butler and Larry Wilson serve at the Madrigal Dinner. Sophomore Class Officers Vice-President - Tummy Maloney Secretary - Debbie Pittman President 32 Treasurer - Nancy Neff Sophomores Savor Sweet Success! Alcorn. Murk Allen. Brenda Anderson. John A nderson. Michaci Armstrong. Cathy Arthur. Diane Ashley. David Austin. Deidre Bader. Michelle Bagwell, Scott Bahr, Jill Baida. Scott Barden. Sabrina Barden. Walter Barnes. Chad Barnhill. Bob Bartlett. Bruce Bass. Susan Button. Steve Beckman. Sue Beckman. Tom Bedwell. Jamie Behm. Chris Bchm. Tim Bell. Jeffrey Bender. Todd Bennett. George Bennett, Terry Bcrgschneidcr. Vicki Best. Kevin Black, Tim Blackaby. Mitch Blackard. Robert Blanden. Denise Blumcnshinc. Rac Boerckcl. Richard Bomhold. Tina Borton, Holly Borum. Jerry Bouchcz. Marie Bouchcz. Richard Bowers. Jim Braden. Lisa Braden. Shawn Bragg. Bill Brewer. Judy Browder. Jon Bruce. Jeff 33 Kathy Guppy Elected President Again Brunings. Keith Brush, Kura Buffington. Ralph Burcham. Dennis Burchfield. Judy Burns. Ron Burside. Scott Bush. Kristy Cadle. Dan Cagle. Sandy Cal boon. Cynthia Carroll. Lisa Carroll. Benny Caskey. Kris tec Caughey. Cris Caughey. Patty Chambers. Crys Clark. Charles Clark, Lisa Claud in. Pat Clauscr. Karen Clemons. Lori Closcn, Billy Jo Coffey. Skeeter Cool. Diana Coolidgc, Phillip Corbin. Rhonda Mixed Chorus practices for the Christmas concert. Leads Class Of 1982 For Second Year Cowcn. Kelly Cramer. Dan Cramer. Jerry Cranford. Crystal Daugherty. Dora Davis. Fred Dean. Greg Dclk, Jada Del. or me. Lynne DcMay. Merry DePinto. Todd DcRoss, Sherry Dixon. Terry Dobbins, Kris Dudley. Kelly Dunham. Andy Dunlap. Robin Durbin. Kelly Durham. Mauri Duseh. Jim Flam. Kim Ellis. Carol Engstrom, Sandee Enlow, Jim Espenda . A ngcla Tales. Craig Fates. Mike Farris. Bill Fawcett. Paul Fiedler. Mike Finley. Evan Finley. Kim Fitzgerald. Patty Fletcher. Floyd Fletcher. Lisa Forsman, Lori Fortner. Kathy Fourdyce. Don Fox. Jim Fra iIcy, Jeff Frankland. Brian Gaboriauh. Vince Gaffney, Mike Gallagher. Cheryl Card. Julie Gat hard. Richard Gchrls, Colleen Geiger. Chuck S5 Lynne Marchand Sophomore Attendant Geiger. Mike George, Kevin Gerard. Lcisa Gilliland. Darren Godfrey, Judy Grace. Donna Grant. Denise Grim. Tina Groeper. Joann Groncwald, Diana Gruber. Stan Gualandi. Jody Guppy. Larry Guppy. Kathy Gustafson. Robin Hammond. Mark Hanlon. Don Hansen. Erie I la rsh ba rgcr. Jon Hart wig. Carrie Hattermann. Andy Haun. Debbie Hayward. Randy Hermann. Rich Higgenbotham. Todd Higgins. Carla Hildebrand. Gary Hill. Ralph Hodgson, Diana Hoerr. Ted Holliday. Kris Holman. Kevin Holt. Kelly Homman, Laura Hoopingarncr, Darryl Hoopingarner. Garry I Horton. Eleanor 36 Sophomores Make Their Presence Known Houlihan. Rich Howard. Kelley Huddleston. Todd Huntley. Reeky Huntley. Rose Hurd. Mark Hurst. Mark Irwin. Natalie Jacobs. Sue Jacobs. Joe! Jacobs. John Jacobs. Dale The Sophomore football team and cheerleaders rode on the Tire truck in the homecoming parade Jenkins. Jim Johnigk. Jerry Johnson. Felicia Johnson. Jeff Johnson. Becky Johnson. Melissa Johnson. Scott Johnston. Becky Jolly. Becky Jones. Aaron Jos wick. Michele Jurick. Mike Kalb. Sandy Kcar. George K el lev. Dawn Kelley. Kate Kelso. Laura Kirk. Danny 37 Sophomore Float Takes First Place Kirkpatrick. Rick Kline. Knndi Kline. K;i ricen Kocppcl. Tammy Kokos. George Kouski, Kim Krueger. Tammic Krus. Doug Krus. Wes Kruse. Stan Kyle. B.J. iambic. Rick Lampton. Randy l.andcs. Mike Langloss. Tony Langloss. Tracy Laughlin, Scott Lautcrbach. Lori Lawrence. Lisa Lewis. Laura Light. Sam Lockhart. Mike Lowery. Paul l.owry, lid 38 “Erupt The Irish” Class Of ’82 Winner l.ustcr, Kevin Mu bis. Hr inn Malone. Mike Maloney. Tammy Marchand. Lynne Martcr. Jerry Martin. Jim Martin, Tracy Mason. Angela Mason. Nora Mason. Tina Massey. Harold Maston. Vicki Mauerman. Juanita Mayo. Ken Mclloy. Denise Melton. Chuck Melton. Lccann Mercer, Cram Meskimen, Molly Messmore. Rich Meyer. Darla Miller, Amy Miller, Chris 39 Miller. John Miller. Martha Miller. Tim Miner. Beth Mingus. Tim Monroe. Dave Monroe. Keri Monti. Chris Moore. Wendy Morris. Michelle Morse. Tami Mullen, Ken McBride. Robin McCann. Jeff McCart. Michelle McCrary, Sonja McDonald. Mike McDowell. Greg Sophomores Second For Spirit Paddle MeDuff, Tammy McGowan. Elizabeth McIntosh. Jeff McMullen. Laira Nasscs, Tom Seal. Dave Neal. Jim Neff. Nancy Nelson. Kim Nevitt. Laura Nevius. Debbie Newman. Tina Noe. Tim Nolan. Jeff Ogle. Bill Olson. Jeff Otten. Leanne Owens. Terry Palmer. Dale Par Her, Richard Parlicr. Troy Parm. Linda Pat ridge, Jeff Patten. Julie 40 1 Pulton. Cathy Paul. Jeff Pendleton. John Pennell. Tim Pcrrilles, Cheryl Peterman. Lisa Petrakis. Karen Pfeifer. Tim Phillips. Mike Phillips. Kandy Pierce. Derek Pierson. Skip Pitsonbarger, Julie Pittman. Debbie Pitzer. Doug Porter. Ron Purcell. Kristie Quick. Sarah Kabc. Beth Rasor. April Rathbun. Jodi Rea vis. Kevin Reeder. Bobby Rcngcl. Kent Reynolds. Sharry Richart. Bill Rickena. Troy Riggen. Vicki Rogers. Melody Rogers. Becky Rolen. Mike Rosen boh m. Kim Rundlc. Lori Rupert, Mark Rutledge. David Ryan. Karen 41 r Sophomores Make Important Decisions Samsa. Krisa Schuler. Kimberly Schcrtz, Jamie Schlosscr. Barb Schluetcr. Susan Sell midgall. Dawn Schmidt. Donald Schmit. Deborah Schneider. I la rrict Schofield. Shelly Schwindcnhammcr. Bussell Scudder, Tami Serrano. Monica Shane. Barbara Sholty, Jim Showens. Juliann Siadek. David Siegal, Melvin Simmons. Laura Simpson, David Smalley. Jim Smith. Cathy Smith. Nila Smith. Steve Smith. Tim Smilhers. Dan Snedden. Carey Snekhaus, Karen Snyder. Gayle Sprouse. Kevin Stevens. Jim Strube. Buddy Sturgis. Robert Swank. Laurie Sweet. Becky Syck. Kim Taylor. Rod Toland, Mike Tomevi. David 42 Choose Classes, Careers, Future! Sophomore fool bo II players line up for the Breakfast of Champions Tucker. Cathy Tucker. Laurie Turk. Dave Ulrich. Steve VanAusdall. Bill Virgil. Gene Wagner. Nathan Wainscott, Dave Walker. Janell Walker. Mike Wallace. Steve Walters. John Walters. Tina Weber. Alice Welsh. Bruce Wetteraucr. Jennifer Wheeler. Bryan White. Valerie Whitehurst. Scott Whitfield. Tina Whit ledge. Carolyn Whittenberg. Russ Williams. Chris Williams. Peter Wilson. Joe Windsor. Paul Wiseman. Robin Wolfe. Michelle Wolstcnholme. Vicky Wood. Lois Wright. Joey Wright. Tim Zahner. Sherry Zepp. Ron 43 Zimbclman. Bob Tipton. Mark Sophomores Enjoy High Spirited Fun Beth Miner and Kate Kelly play among the stars and enjoy decorating the sophomore hall. Beth Rabc helped, too. The cast of the Sophomore skit had a blast working up their skit eycn if they were very nearly booed out of the auditorium. Better luck next year Sophomores! 44 Laugh It Up Sophomores! From trash to space age in a Hash! Donna Grace and Lori Clemons break the talk barrier. Sophomores struggle to overcome the juniors in the tug-of-war. Alas. Sophomores, come back next year. Vicki Mast on does her bit for the Madrigal Dinner. All the china had to be washed and sorted. Thanks. Vicki! 45 Sophomores Find new experiences in the library and in art classes. What a world you have ahead of you if you want to discover it. Junior Class Officers Vice-President - Beth Neg Icy Secretary - Sharon Camden President - Kevin Smith Treasurer - Brenda Lautcrbacl 46 Juniors Have Fun-Filled Third Year This year’s Junior class had a fun-filled third year with the Muppcts as their theme for the Variety Show skit. Kathy George and Dale flier of the Junior class hosted the Variety show and Rose Wicblcr was voted as Junior attendant. Class officers Kevin Smith. Beth Neg Icy, Shawna Johnson, and Brenda Lauterbach. along with class sponsors. Mr. Wittmer and Mr. Pcrshnick built a walking float, sold M M's. and planned other activities to make money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Prom was enjoyed by all who attended. The members of the class of 1981 look forward to their senior year. Matt Adamson Karla Allsup Kathy Anderson Sabine Arfsten Jane Arnett Trudy Badge row Connie Baker 1.incite Baida Connie Barger Joey Barnhill Brent Bars ness Barb Baylor Crystal Bear Todd Beckman Lori Be I fie Id Randy Berry F.d Biggs Doug Bill Tammy Bill Dana Binder 47 Experiment With Walking Float Li . Hinder Cindy Bingamon John Birkcl Mark Bilncr Bill Black Bernadette Blakcy AI Blankenship Thomas Blase John Bloom pot i Rhonda Blumcnshine Virginia Bomhold Linda Bout Beeki Borland Dennis Boyer Mike Bred emit Wesley Brooks Robbie Burchfield Bill Butler Jeff Cagle Sharon Camden Brad Campen Kim Carter Janice Chancy Kevin Chcatam Cheryl Chioni Steve C'hristiansen Don Cloningcr Jane Closcn Travis Cochran Tom Trcsch gels some pointers from juniors Odic Williams. Jan Townsend, and fid Sprenkle about a long, on-going game of Dungc and Dragons. Juniors Take Last Place Du vc Corbett John Couch Vickie Couch man John Cramer Bob StC art. Bill Butler. Penny Innes and Kathy Kelly had fun at the yearbook signing party. l.arry Cramer Lisa Crandcll Kim Croxton Jackie Cunningham Jan cl I Darr Steve Darrah Mark Davidson Darla Demmin Sandy Dcroulc Loric Devoss Jim Dillard Marcia Dismang Marlene Dufvenberg Hob Duhs Mike Dunne Deanna Durham Dave Eaton William Echols Richard Ellen berg Kathy Ellingson Shelly Emery Jim Engstrom Guy Eskew Robyn Farris Oliver Farrow 49 Juniors Felt Christmas Spirit Glen Fawcett Steve Fa wlcy Ron Feng in Tammy Fcchtcr John Fcilcr Theresa Fcilcr Patty Ferry Terri Fields Sharon Finch Kelly Fitzgerald Kevin Flcssncr Dale Flier Scott Foilcs Gwen Frazier Lisa Gaa Kathryn Card Richard Gaylord Greg Gcir Annette Gentry Annette George Kathy George Julie Getz Mark Gibson Paula Gill Diana Gilpin Larry Gorgus John Graves Mark Gray Carl Greenwood 50 Marilyn Johnson. Lisa Grone wold and Barb Baylor played Lor the Senior Citizens Christmas party. Helped Entertain Senior Citizens Lisa Groncwold Linda Gunter Randy Gunzcnheiscr Ron Guppy Ann Guthrie Kim Hacker Matt Hammond Lisa Hanlon Jeff Hanncman Val Hannon Jeff Harmison K el lie I la rsh ba rger Sherri Hattcrmann Shelly Hcathcoat Jeff Heller Tom Hcppcnstall William Herring Glenn Hcurmann Tim Hcucrmann Guv Hibberd Bruce Hill Craig Hislopc Donnie Hobson Ted Hoerr Karin Hood Bill Hoopingarner Jeff Howard One More Short Year To Go Patty Huff Randy Hurst Mike Icenoglc Tim Ingram Penny Inncs Carrie Jackson Kelly Jaegle Cheryl James Ron Jcpson Marilyn Johnson Roberta Johnson Shawna Johnson Trev Johnson Barb Karmenzind Nick Kasap Mike Kauffman Lori Keckler Dwayne Kelly Kathy Kelly Jeff Kelley Pat Kennedy Art King Michelle Kirk John Kneer Pam Kochcr Rick Kocppcl Britt Kramer Steve Krider Karla Allsup served as a wench at the Madrigal Dinner this year. 52 How Will We Ever Survive It??? Scott Lance Urenda Lautcrbach Lisa Lawrence Danny Ledbetter Andy Legaspi Rachel Lewis Cindy L ingle Kathy Lockhart Todd Lockhart Chuck Loflhousc Scott Lowes Harry Xfagncr John Xfagncr Greg Mandler Phyllis Mann Rob Xfarklc Todd Xfarquardt Jim Xfarter Ken Maskc Kris Maskc Mike Mason Mamie Xfathison Gary Mcardy Terri Mchrings Carol Merritt Brett Meyer Tammy Michels Brett Miller Roxanne Miller William Miller Jackie Mohn Theresa Monti Melody Moobcrry Doug Moore Tom Moss S3 Rose Wiebler Voted Junior Attendant Kathy Mudd Jill Mulvaney Sheila Mulvaney Dan Mungovcn Ed McBride Kelly McCabe Terry Me El fresh Bryan McIntyre Shelly McMillan Mike McMillcn Steve Mace Beth Ncgley Vickie Nevitt Paul Siorthrup Tim O'Dell Larry Ocrtlcy Gary Oesterlc Dcana Ogle Aprile O'Keefe Robert Ottcn Charla Partlow Jamcy Peacock Lori Pederson Kari Pcrina Scott Pcrrilles Mark Phillips Debbie Pitcher Barbie Platt David Pollitt Teresa Pollitt Utc Prohaska Tina Putney Brad Quick Teresa Rabc Bruce Rager Scott Raker Rac Rawlings Jean Reader Theresa Reardon Lisa Rcbbcc Kathy Reeder Todd Reid Lisa Rckus Kevin Reynolds Juniors Third For Spirit Paddle George Ridgeway Julie Roach Carl Robinson Tammy Rosa Marilyn Rose Tom Rowen Becky Russell Janey Sary Tom Saupc Mary Schafer Donald Scheclcr Marty Schcuttlcr Terri Schlink Ken Schmider Marvin Schmitt Cindy Schmitt John Schneider Craig Schultz Tammy Schultz Lonnie Schwindcnhammcr ss Class Of 1981 Chooses Prom Theme Shawn Scott Tom Scott Lana Sewell Mary Siadek Justine Siegel l.ori Simmons Tyler Simmons Debbie Slama Ken Slama Lisa Smalley Charissc Smith Gerry Smith Jane Smith Kevin Smith Jerry Smithers Chris Solomon Mike Spani Ed Sprcnklc Greg Staltcr Sharol Starkey Bob Stewart Keith Strocmer Jim Strube Cheryl Sullivan Anne Suozzi Tom Saupe was a court jester in this year's Madrigal Dinner. Looking Through The Eyes Of Love Doug Stringer Cynthia Suthpin Guy Taylor Deborah Thompson Maureen Thompson Doug Tidwell Rhonda Toebbe James Townsand Janinc Trapp Danald Tucker Joyce Vandcrgriff Vickie Van Dyke David Vermillion Randy Voglc Kim VolInter Jeff Wagner Karrcn Wa Iraven Mary Walters Michelle Way Billy Wcathcrington Jose Weber Robin Wend land Kathy White Kirk Whittcnburg Bradley Wicblcr Rose Wicblcr 57 Susan Wicblcr “Juniors, Do It In The Water.” Cheryl Wileman Christy Williams Jud Williams Lori Williams Tim Wilson Randy Wiseman Theresa Wistchuff Angie Woerncr Brad Wood Cindy Wood Dennis Wood Lori Wood Mark Wood Connie Woodson Chris Wright Laurie Wright Marion Wroblewski Chris Zook Bill Grim 58 Rose Wieblcr was picked as this year's Junior Attendant. Beth Negley and Kevin Smith were great in the Junior skit. Juniors’ Spirit Week Theme Juniors congregate in the snack bar during lunch hours. These creative octopuses contributed to the theme selected by the juniors for Spirit Week. Ken Schmider creates masterpieces. Prom Royalty King and Queen for 1980 Junior-Senior Prom Kevin Flessner and Cheryl Chioni 60 Cheryl Chioni receives the crown from former Queen Becky Behm. Jean Reader. Beth S'cglcy. Terri Fields. Tammy Rosa. Cheryl Chioni. Kevin Flessner. Matt Hammond, Jim Engstrom, and Brett Meyer completed this year's court. 61 Prom Theme . . . gir l fr Couples wiled in line to have their picture taken. Junior class president. Kevin Smith, officiated at the crowning ceremony. Kris Bartell, Kim French, and Suzanne Ferric served punch at the hors d'oeuvre table. Even-Steven provided the music for dancing with our own Curt Caudill at the key boards. 62 Looking Through The Eyes Of Love Brenda Lauterbach presented the court with roses. Couples danced to the music of Even-Steven . Far left: Todd Marquardt and Angela Mills. Left: Tammy Rosa and David Eaton Far Left: Randy Parr and Patty Huff. Left: Jackie Mohn and Guy Hibberd. Couples truly enjoyed the 1980 Junior-Senior Prom. They danced the brief hours away and rarely sat down except for an occasional break to rest their weary feet and have a glass of refreshing punch. 63 Editor: Suzanne Williams 64 SENIORS 65 Class Officers Congratulations, Top Ten Bradley Charles Bahr Paul Alan Jass Kelly Elaine Kyle Valedictorian Valedictorian Valedictorian Mary Jo St oiler Diane Marie Mitchell Sue Haun Seniors Complete Fourth Year In Style The Class of '80 started the year off right by taking a first in skit competition. The Seniors went on to collect the most cans during Care Week. Throughout the year, class dues Merc taken so Senior pictures could be in color. Limestone history was made this year when the Class of '80 won the spirit paddle for the third year in a row! Seniors also won the spirit chain, hall decorations, and defeated the Sophomores. Juniors, and faculty in thrilling tugs-of-war. Julie Wcttcraucr served as Student Council President for 1980. while Uric Sutter served as Class President. Individual achievements this year involving Seniors were: Brad Bahr received the DAR Award: Kelly Morgan was elected Peoria area Junior Miss: Loric Traub reigned as the 1979 Homecoming Queen, and Linda Taggart was elected Senior Attendant. Other Class Officers included Becky Bchm. Vice-President: Darcy Tourccnc. Secretary; and Loric Traub, Treasurer. Class Advisors were Mr. Camp. Mrs. Hedcn. and Mrs. Lauffcnbcrger. Dan net tc Coffey Colleen Collins George Cook Sherry Cooper Lorie Traub Reigns 1979 Homecoming Queen David Couch Donald Cox Diana Cramer Jody Cramer Laurie Edwards Amulet Editor-In-Chief Christine Pcmmin La urn Dc Route Amy DeTrempe Christina Dismang Gary Dixon Charles Docring Karen Dolan Michael Donald Lisa Euti Simone Barbara Doty Ram Dunham Gary Dunlap Marthann Eater Laurie Edwards Gridders Faced Season With Enthusiasm Connie Hayden Richard Hayward Matthew Hein Ronald licit .man Linda Helmig Mary Henry Alan Hcucrmann Jane Hcucrmann Dawn Holloway Ben Holmes Kurt Horn backer Rita Horton Seniors Do Their Part Help Madrigal Dinner Kevin Hossler Julie Howard Sheryl Hummel Janet llursl Raul Jass Van Johnson Walter Johnson Archie Johnston Cynthia Jones Janice Jones Larry Jones Peter Kasap e Harpsichord Senior Girls' Skit Gets’em Again! Cynthia Miller Julie Miller Kimberly Miller Christopher Mills Mark Mingus Diane Mite hell Susan Monroe Sherrv Moore Julie Moreland Kelly Morgan Thomas Mote Brenda Moyers V Murphy Sarah Muz arelli Cathy Myers Debra Myers President Eric Sutter Leads Class Ronald Sc ha, Christine Schccler Lori Schick Senior Skit Places First In Show Jeanette Robinson Rene Robinson Bernice Rolen Arthur Roloff Kelly Rosa Richard Rose Roger Roten Donclla Roth Corel la Ro Robin Rutted Dennis Sandt Robin Richart James Rig hi Randall Riley Pamela Roberts “Saturday Night Live” Comes To L.C.H.S. Julie Wetterauer Elected Student Council President Lisa Stu. Michelle Sullivan Eric Sutter Angela Sutton Kimberley Stocksici Mary Sn Robert St Karen Stricki Homecoming Bonfire Roaring Success Kelly Morgan Elected Peoria First Junior Miss Kenneth Wright Terry Wright Veronica Wright Darren Ye ley Felicia Medina Ronald Piper Curtis Rowen Miss Photogenic 1980 Miss Towana Lowery SV) First Runner-Up Miss Marcia Harris The content to select the mast photogenic entrant in the Miss Photogenic contest is based stricti) on the appearance of the portrait and docs not consider personality or popularity Only Senior girls are eligible To insure participation and interest, all of the Senior girls photographed for the Mil IT were entered automat ica lly. Second Runner-up Miss Marla Part low This year the judge was Rick Malnati of the winning Bradley Braces. Rick. whose home is Wilmette. Illinois, attended New Trier West High Scho d before coming to Bradley University where he is presently majoring in business. He owns and operates a summer baseball camp near his horne. U hen the morning baseball sessions arc over, he spends his afternoons playing basketball. Rick enjoys this area and is considering starting a business in Peoria The AMULET staff wishes to thank Mr. Malnati for taking time from his busy schedule to judge our Miss Photogenic Contest. Mr. Rick Malnati Editors: Kris Dobbins Natalie Irwin 92 ACTIVITIES 93 1979-80 Homecoming Queen Miss Lorie Traub 94 1979-80 Homecoming Attendants Miss Linda Taggart Miss Rose Wiebler Senior Attendant Junior Attendant Miss Lynn Marchand Sophomore Attendant 95 Miss Julie Schmitt Freshman Attendant Homecoming Parade Draws Large Crowds An annual thrill it to ride the fire truck in the parade. As usual, the varsity football team takes the lead. Julie Schmitt, freshman attendant, and her escort. Danny Kirk enjoy a chilling experience. 96 Sophomores’ Erupt The Irish Wins Competition Winning Sophomore Float Juniors come through with a new idea, a talking float. It saves gas! Freshman float doesn't get off the ground. 97 Skits, Bonfire Perennial Favorites I. Dave Closen seen in I he winning Senior skit as a Blue's Brother from Saturday Night Live . 2. l.oric Traub explodes into tears of joy on being crowned Homecoming Queen. J. Brad Bahr starred as the other Blue's Brother. 4. Mr. Wittmer and Mr. Brockman light the fireworks during Half-time at the Homecoming game. 5. Dale Flier. Julie Wclleraucr, and Roy Bricker gave out the awards for best skit and individual acts. 6. The Varsity football team rode the Firetruck in the Homecoming Parade. 98 I I. Coach Drach gives the crowd a little pep talk. 2. An enthusiastic crowd cheers the Rockets as the effigy burns. 3. Symbolically the effigy will be thrown into the fire. 4. Our Homecoming Queen l.orie Traub. and her court: Julie Schmitt. Lynn Marchand. Linda Taggart, and Rose Wicblcr. 5. Patty Huff and Jane Smith are on stage during the Junior skit. Madrigal Dinner Annual Success Jester Crystal Cranlbrd twirled blades for entertainment. Above: Madrigal Singers John Williams and Kelly Kyle. Below: Russ Reynolds and Jackie Gualandi. 100 Limestone's very own fire-eater. .Mr. Chuck Hutingcr. thrilled the audience as usual. Fhc Madrigal Singers brought warmth and charm to our Christmas festivities. Above arc singer l Warner and Lori Hofmann (lop) and Peter Williams and Lisa Rebbec. Once again. Master of Revelry Kovalik greeted the guests. Todd Higgcnbolham. Marilyn Johnson. Lisa Groncwald. Barb Baylor, and Tammy Haun formed the brass ensemble. Jesters Saupe and Hutingcr were cheered in their jocularity by a merry crowd. 101 Christmas Madrigal Father Van Johnson was seen working in the cloister. Contributing to the harmonious blending of voices were Dale Flier and Ann Guthrie. Above are singers B.J. Kyle and Cherrise Smith (top) and Bill Butler and Marcia Harris. Left - Matron of the cuisine Mrs. Ragain. 102 Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Patty Huff, hot pads in hand, hurried to serve her table. Madrigal singers Jim Righi and Kari Perina contributed their voices to the heart warming evening. IOJ Kevin Reynolds and George Kokos served as head pages and presented cheese. Enthusiasm, Elation Electrify Halls . . . Seniors wanted it bad . . . and they got it! What an outstanding display of school spirit! In a hilarious contest. Cheryl Fates and Terry Gruber pass the orange for the Senior Class Team. 104 President Uric Sutter accepts the Spirit Paddle for the Senior Class. Spirit Week! I: van Finley and l.ori Clemons smile happily after creating The Robot Jerry Rorum and Kevin Rest work hard on decorations for Sophomore hall. Sophomores pull together to win the tug-o-war. Cheryl Gallagher and Rose Huntley work on decorations for Spirit week. I. Mr. Privratsky demonstrates his physical prowess as he rolls off the stretcher. 2. Seniors cheer their victory. 3. Flexing every Fiber, Mr. Daugherty, Mr. Kelly, and Mr. Byrne struggle but lose the battle. 4. Eric Sutter leads the class of 1980 on a victory lap around the gym. 5. Lynn Pitcher. Kathy Briggs. Tammy Beckman, and Sarah Muzzarclli fall to a valiant opponent. 6. Senior girls show their spirit by dressing as clowns to carry out their theme. 4 107 Twirp Week Makes Pot Of Gold 4 I. Pete Kasap kisses Monti Blackaby affectionately. Monti won the bid for Pete's giant picture. 2. The girls' basketball team shows their feelings about the loss at Galesburg, for sectional title. 3. Hey. that's pretty big , says Stan Taylor to one of the children here for the auction. 4. Mr. Endsley congratulates the student body in their humanitarian efforts to help the crippled children. 108 Crippled Children Find Rainbow’s End I. The puppies too. captured the hearts of the students. Here Tom Beckman cuddles his purchase. 2. Kisses along with pictures — were very popular this year. Beth Negley and Paul Jass try one out. J. Slightly heavy hearted. Sarah presents the sectional trophy to Mr. Endsley. 4. John Williams won the bid for Lorie Traub's picture. He won the option, too. 109 Page 110: I. Sandy Kalb and her date enjoy refreshments in the snack bar. 2. Lana Sewell and Tyler Simmons. 3. Mark Gibson and Kathy Meyers sit this one out. 4. The TWIRP kings are Jim Dusch. Joe Dusch. Ron Heitrman. and Brian Maser. S. Rose Wiebler and Michelle Wolfe helped with the decorations. 6. Randy Riley and Pat Paterson. Page 111: I. Neil Stamp was the disc-jockey. 2. Dale Flier and Vicky Hand also helped with the decorations. 3. DeeDee Gerard served punch to the couples. 4. Some couples took a break and talked to friends. Julie Moreland and Marty Scheuttlcr use the phone. Choirs Perform At Fine Arts Festival John Williams emceed for the Concert Choir. Lori Hofmann and B.J. Kyle perform with The Swing Choir gave a super performance at the fine arts festival, the Swing Choir. All of the choirs sang. Above, the Freshman Boys' Choir, below, the Girls' Chorus. Visitors Impressed With Student Work Pnrents studied their children's works. Families came to look at the displays and listen to the choirs. Mr. Hagenbuch, the driving force behind the art displays, chats with parents. 113 Mr. and Mrs. DcPriest look at Mike Sheldon's paintings. This is finding a chair the hard way! Mr. Meyers shares a story with Santa Claus as Dr. Endsley looks on. I've got a bone to pick with you!” Students study mammalian bone struetur A typical locker scene and students passing in the halls. It's fun to clown around when nobody knows who you are. Signing autographs is fun, too. 114 It's hard to decorate a butterfly, unless the butterfly happens to be a cake. Completing his project in microbiology, l-ddie Dillard demonstrates the effectiveness of ultra violet light as an antiseptic against bacteria. Disco at Limestone, like disco everywhere, has gone the way of most fads. Here Bob Stewart and his partner have a go at disco! Tim Beckman, completing his project in the wood shop, is careful to avoid a manicure . 115 Choral Departmem Horace (John Williams) Vandcrgclder and his marriage broker. Dolly (Tammy Rosa) Levi Hello. Dolly. Well. Hello. Dolly . . . Tammy Rosa. The townspeople “Call on Dolly in one of the show 's big production numbers. 116 Presents “Hello Dolly”! The galloping waiters anticipate Dolly's arrival • John Anderson. Jeff Peterson. Jim Righi. Kevin Cheatnam. Bill Butler. Oliver Farrow. Dale Flier. Dave Couch, and Steve Andrews. (let out your feathers, your patent fathers, your beads and buckles and bow’s, for there's no blue Mondays in your Sunday clothes. Debbie Durham. John Anderson. Beth Meg Icy. (back) Brad Campen, and Lisa Rcbbec. Irene (Marcia Harris) Malloy stands for motherhood. America, and a hot lunch for orphans. Tammy Maloney. Steve Andrews. Jackie Gualandi. and Jeff Peterson. 117 Horaee Vandcrgcldcr, Cornelius Hackle and Barnaby Tucker - I'm going to New York to get married exclaims Horace! “Put on Your Sunday clothes . . . and have your picture took , Ann Guthrie, Tammy Schultz, Kevin Cheatham, Debbie Haun, Phil Smith, Dave Couch and Amy De Trent pc Erneslina tries to convince Horace to do the “Hootchi-Cootchi. 118 Michelle Wolfe and Bill Gabclhausen. Ermengarde and Ambrose. Weep a little faster you're throwing me off beat. We’ve got elegance, oh yes we've got elegance! Russ Reynolds. Marcia Harris. Stan Gruber. Charrise Smith and Jim Righi. 119 Bahr, Jass, Kyle Share Valedictory Mr. Curl Scon, president of the l imestone Booster Club, presents a Rooster Club scholarship to Sarah Mu sarelli. Kathy Briggs (right) is the alternate. The I.H.S.A. State Music Contest Award was presented the Concert Choir. Receiving the plaque on behalf of the Concert Choir is president John Williams. Gene Virgil receives the Most Valuable Runner award from Coach S'ordvall. 120 Accomplishments And Talents Honored. All-around athletic Diane Walters, receives the Most Valuable Field The John Philip Sousa Award is presented to Sheila Menk and Tammy Haun by Mr. track award. Cunningham. They had a great year! Randy Lampion receives a Summer Art Studio Scholarship from the Bartonville Femmes Unir. The award was presented by Mr. Hagenbuch. Tri-valedictorians Paul Jass. Kelly Kyle, and Brad Bahr are honored by the student body for their high academic achievements. Fach has a straight 8.0 average. Brad will be attending the University of Iowa. Paul will be attending the University of Illinois, and Kelly will be attending the St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing. 121 Plaque From Jazz Band Honors Mr. Cunningham Teachers need love, too. Tammy Haun and Sheila Mcnk did the honors. Miss Risen presented the Business Student of the Year A ward to Michelle Sullivan. Russel Melton and David Carey received the Joseph H. Wilkerson Memorial Scholarship Award. The award is given honor of Mr. Joseph . Wilkcrson a former Limestone Industrial Arts teacher who was killed while at a teacher conference in New Jersey. Mrs. Heden made the presentation. Holloway Gets Naval Academy Appointment The AMERICAN LEGION SCHOOL AWARD is presented on the basis of courage, honor, leadership, patriotism, scholarship, and service. The winners of the award arc chosen and voted upon by the faculty. The presentation is made by Mr. Lester Gridley. historian, for American Legion Post Number I. Dawn Holloway receives her Naval Academy Appointment certificate from Lt. Commander John J. Slevin. Kelly Morgan and Paul Jass receive the American Legion School Medal from Mr. Lester Gridley. Su anne Williams and Laurie Edwards present the AMULET cover design to the student body. Mr. Cunningham, surprised but not speechless, made a few remarks and thanked the students. Dr. Endsley presented the Air Force Academy Scholarship to Kurt Laurie Edwards received the Kiwanis Scholar- Hornbackcr. ship. 123 Baccalaureate Sunday, May 18, 1980 BACCALAUREATE •Processional — “Trumpet Voluntary” Clarke Invocation. . Toni Annette Selburg Scripture . . . Reverend Vernon D. Isner First Norwood Mennonite Church Choir Selections Agnus Dei.. Hallelujah .. Concert Choir J. Michael Morris, Director Sermon .... Pastor Wayne E. Armbrust Bartonville United Methodist Church Benediction David Alan Closen ••Recessional — “Largo Handel Mrs. Sherry Seckler Organist Mrs. Doxsladcr. in a snappy navy blue and whit paces the graduates. . . “Say A Prayer Every Day” I2i Limestone Community High School Su annc Williams and Tim Whitledge file into place to complete the class role. With Pomp and Circumstance. the class of 1980 Hies into the Frank Leach Stadium for the 27th Limestone Graduation. Graduating Class Of Nineteen Eighty 127 Vice president Beth Negley and president Kevin Smith served as marshalls. “Most Cooperative Class Ever At L.C.H.S.” COMMENCEMENT •Processional Pomp and Circumstance Elgar Invocation ...... Michelle Ann Smith Welcome Tammy Sue Haun Address Bradley Charles Bahr Musical Selections Address Kelly Elame Kyle Honors S Dr. N. T. Endsley Superintendent Presentation ot Diplomas Ruth Ann Byrne President. Board ol Education Class Roll Eric William Sutter President. Class of 1980 Farewell Address Paul Alan Jass Benediction ••Recessional — Grand March Verdi Kelly Kyle. Brad Bahr. Tammy Haun. and Mit i Smith also took part in the graduation ceremonies. Eric Sutter. President of the Class of 1980. read the class roll as LCHS Board President. Mrs. Ruth Ann Byrne, presented the diplomas. Paul Jass delivers the farewell address and bids his classmates good-bye. Laurie Lawless. Kurt Hornbacker. Dave Closen. and Kelly Morgan share an emotionally charged moment. Above, the members of the Class of 1980 listen to the messages being delivered by class leaders. Below, the graduates leave their final class assemblage that will probably never again be complete. 129 Something For Practically Everybody Bryan Bulls, Doug Kirk, and Sian Gruber examine some of the ceramic work done by students. Chuck Mangione move over, here comes Tammy Haun. Quyen and Hue Tran, and Van Trinh. adjust to our western ways. Here in typing class, they sharpen their manual skills and learn the construction of our language at the same time. 130 Ed Biggs concentrates on a trig test. This is a group of Argentian students on summer vacation visiting the US.A. They lived with families in the Limestone area. Everyone getting a driving permit must have his eyes tested. Girls in an art class develop their skill at mixing and blending hues. Threading a needle takes patience, doesn't it. Rich Rose? Dennis Sanders finds out that ironing can be dangerous to your health. You could burn yourself... or the ironing board. 132 Limestone Administrative Staff Mr. David Johnson Mr. Kent Ncglcy Mrs. Margaret Noe Business Manager Director of Occupational Education Assistant Dean Mr. Russell E.'Wittmcr Dean of Students A reception was held to honor Mr. Endsley for having completed his doctorate degree. Here Mrs. Randle congratulates Dr. Endsley for his accomplishment. The capable administrative staff of limestone transforms our school into a first-rate center of education. They have the job of planning, organizing, spending, account- ing. and implementing. These people deal not only with buildings and budgets but also with young minds and the future of this nation. Dr. Norman T. Endsley Super in tenden I Dr. Frank Bailey Assistant Superintendent Limestone Board Of Education Mr. Richard Diekhoff President Dr. Arthur L. Biggs Mrs. Ruth Ann Byrne Secretary Mr. H. Dean Briggs The Limestone Board of Education is a vital part of our high school, providing a link between school and community. The seven members meet at least twice a month and receive no monetary compensation. Upon these progressive educational leaders rests the responsibility of setting our school policies. They approve the budget, hire staff, and are responsible to the community, the school staff, and the student body. We are grateful to these public-minded citizens for what they arc doing. Mr. Thomas A. Gaffney Mr. Vernon F.. Woostey 135 Mr. Merlin R. Lambic Mr. Archie L. Ye ley Teachers Willing To Participate Mrs. Bonnie Blair Physical Education Mr. Larry Bicrwirth Industrial Arts Mr. william Beach Science Mr. Richard Baylor Industrial Arts Mr. James Brockman Social Studies Mrs. Wendy Boatwright English Our friendly Librarian is always happy to help students Mrs. Janice Buchna Mrs. Kay Bu bcc with library materials. Foreign Language Librarian Mr. Richard Barnett Mathematics Mr. Donald Bangcrt Audio Visual Mr. Richard Baglcy Business Mr. James Adams Mathematics Join In School Activities Mr. Joe Byrne Physical Education Mrs. Cynthia Calvert Special Education Mr. Gregory Camp Industrial Arts Mrs. Ann Clinton Home Economics Mr. Jack Clinton Foreign Language Mrs. Bertha Crumrine English Miss Lou Dobrydnia Mrs. Phyllis Doxstadcr Mr. Roger Orach Mrs. Joan Fairbank Physical Education Guidance Physical Education English Mr. Charles Cunningham Fine Arts Undaunted by a crippling ailment. Mr. Daugherty bravely goes out on the gym floor to challenge the senior boys in a hopeless tug-of-war. Mr. Robert Daugherty- Fine Arts Mr. Hagenbuch Named “Teacher Of The Year. ” Mr. Karl Gottlieb Mr. Hagenbuch genentes enthusiasm in his students. Here he is talking Social Studies with a parent during the Fine Arts Festival. 138 Mrs. Jo Gccsman Special F.ducation Miss Leslie GrifTin Business Mrs. Katrina Heden Fine Arts Mrs. Martha Heien English Mr. William Hill Mathematics Mrs. Mary Lou Holt Business Mr. Charles Hutinger Science Mr. Ingram Celebrates 25th Year At L.C.H.S. Mr. Richard Ingram Guidance Mrs. Janet Johnson Mathematics Mr. Kenneth Johnson Guidance Mr. George Kasap Athletic Director Mrs. Janice KnoUenberg Nurse Mr. John Knczovich Physical Education Mrs. Sue Kokos English Mr. Ingram looks at the plaque presented to him by the Board of Mr. James Kovlalik Education honoring his twenty-five years of service to Limestone. English Mr. Richard Kelly Mrs. Sally Klein Mr. Edward Klest Mr. David Khbucher Health Special Education Industrial Arts Physical Education Teachers Help Make Madrigal A Success Mr. Langcn enjoys helping out at the Madrigal Dinner. Mrs. Christine Marry Mr. James Marry Physical Education Social Studies Mrs. Lois Mason English Mr. Merlin Mathewson Industrial Arts Mrs. Marieva Maxwell Home Economics Mr. Joseph McCraith Industrial Arts Miss Cynthia McLaren Home Economics Mrs. Beverly McNcdcy Home Economics Mr. J. Michael Morris Fine Arts Mr. William Morse English Teachers Take Pride In Limestone Mr. Kenneth Oswald Mr. Gerald Perschnick Robert Privntsky Mrs. Linda Rapam Guidance Mathematics Industrial Arts Home Economics Mr. Ellis Randle Industrial Arts Mrs. Diane Randle English Mr. Thomas Rahn Science 141 Mrs. Maryannc Rastalter Foreign Language Mrs. Joy Rcutter Business Mrs. Marcia Riggcnbach Physical Education Mr. Naftiger takes time away from the computer to do some shop work. Senior Boys Defeat Teachers In Tug-Of-War Mr. Robert Riggenbach Miss Jean Risen Mrs. token Rogers Mrs. Elaine Rule Physical Education Business English English Mr. Charles Sanders Business Mr. Robert Schmitt Mrs. Marilyn Schneider Miss Guen Shipp Mr. Larry Staltcr Physical Education Business Guidance Business 142 Lady Teachers Defeat Senior Girls Mr. Joseph Thicrcr Mathematics Mr. William Thomas Foreign Language Mr. C. Andre Trotter Industrial Arts Mr Robert Vilt Social Studies Mrs. Noe. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. K notion berg. Mrs. Lauffenberger. Miss Dobrydnia. Mrs. Gross. Mrs. Me Seeley, and Mrs. Heden all tugged on the winning teachers' team. Mrs. Patricia Wagner English Mrs. Mary M. Walker English Mr. Gordon Wassell Social Studies Mr Russell I Witimer Science Mrs Alice Zook Physical Education Teachers Participate Mrs. Ragain discusses her quantity foods class with Mr. Ncglcy. Ding! Dong! Boing! It’s Mrs. Noe with the morning announcements. '44 25 Years Of Devoted Service To L.C.H.S. Thursday, May 22, 1980, marked a special day in the life of Mr. Richard Ingram. A reception was held in his honor where he was duly roasted” by staff members who presented numerous anecdotes reminiscent of Mr. Ingram’s past experiences here at good old L.C.H.S. and elsewhere. In addition to the staff, Mr. Ingram's family and a number of old friends were present to help celebrate his silver anniversary at Limestone. Below, Mr. Ingram is seen wearing some of the badges which marked “important ” milestones in his life. At Limestone, Mr. Ingram has served as a classroom teacher, department chairman, counselor, and now chairman of the Guidance Department. Mr. Richard Ingram Mr. Ingram sits among some of the memorabilia marking some of the important milestones in his life. 145 Mr. Johnson accepts the golf trophy from Mr. Kne ovich. Clerical Staff Miss Rhonda Abcrlc Mrs. Shirley Allen Mrs. Sue Bosccker Mrs. Belly Graham Mrs. Donna Hallcrman Mrs. Belly Jarvis Miss Dcbi Oliver Mrs. Rcnclda Oven Miss Adeline . «. Delores Savage Mrs. Ruth Spriggs Mrs. t'mmalou Thurm Rosenbohm Mrs. Peggy Tjarks Mrs. Sharron Trotter Mrs. Paula Trapp Mrs. Bonnie Turner Mrs. Graham senes the punch al Dr. Cronin's reception. Mrs. Joan Carter Mrs. Doris Mae Cook Mrs. Marna Davis Mrs. Belly Dcaring Mrs. Darlene Mrs. Kathy Pierce Mrs. Jenny Pruiii Mrs. Jeanne Scuddcr Mrs. Ellen Sullivan Mrs. Elizabeth Paschon Mullincaux Mrs. Gerry Hcucrmann goes along with hat day and shows her school spirit as the students come through the line in the cafclorium. Mr. Phillips and Mr. I.ambic help check in the robes after graduation. Custodial Staff t - —V I W Mrs. Virginia Blanquart Mr. Gerald Braun Mr. Howard Cross Mrs. Mary Davis Mr. Almas Guthrie Mr Claude llo ford Mr. Curtis Jankovitz Mr. John Lambic Mr. Malcolm Martin Mr. Clair Phillips Mr. Jack Williams Mr. Charles King Liason Officer Editor. Laurie Edwards Rockets Have Much Improved Season Front row: Mgr. G. Hoopingarner. R. Heitzman. B. Meyers. R. Koeppel. G. Taylor, K. Foreman. M. Adamson. R. Doering, D. Stewart. J. Harmison, K. Thornton. T. Cochran. V. Delgadillo. P. Kasap. D. Carey. Second row: G. Virgil. A. Jones. J. Dusch. T. Dixon, T. Huddleston. R. Iambic. K. George. B. Mabis. J. Jenkins. S. Light. B. Strubc. K. Best, T. Penwell, M. Jurick. Third row: Mgr. M. Alcorn. C. Caudill. N. Kasap. M. Donald. M. Phillips. J. Potter. S. Taylor, M. Hammond. J. Cagle, P. Jass, G. Kokos. S. Wcltcraucr. A. Heuermann. D. Sanders. M. Dalton. B. Campen. Back row: Mgr. D. Pitzer. T. Smith. D. Tomevi. K. Horn backer. B. Hoopingarner. J. Fox. R. Guppy, S. Scott. A. Legaspi, E. Finley. A. Hatlerman. T. Beckman. D. Pierce. K. Mullen. J. Borum. 1980 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES LCHS OPPONENT 22 Washington 15 24 Bergan 6 18 Manual 0 26 Pekin 8 14 Rich woods 28 0 Spalding 6 20 East Peoria 6 6 Central 14 38 Woodruff 6 ISO Dave Carey set the Mid-State 10 Conference pass reception record of 640 yards. The 1979 Rocket gridders went into the season with many high hopes and tons of talent. Their wishes came true. The Rockets finished with a 6-3 season record, one of the best ever in the 27year history of Limestone. The Rockets Tin ally beat Pekin only to discover that the Homecoming jinx still lingered with them as they lost to Spalding. They put up a good fight but just couldn’t beat Rich woods, who was in the state football playoffs. Congratulations guys!! The team shares a moment of prayer before the game. Pete Kasap runs for the touchdown against Bergan. Arms and spirits are up as the first touchdown of the season is scored against Washington. Ron Hci I nun Mike Donald Vince Delgadillo Kevin Forsman Alan Heuermann 152 Kurt Hornbackcr Dennis Sunders Steve Wetterauer Paul Jass IS) Jeff Potter Carey Leading M-S 10 Pass Receiver Playing in pain from a pinched nerve. Pete Kasap rushes for additional yardage. m. + 1 . V t . .v WmMi . ' ' 1 Dave Carey makes another successful reception. Dave Stewart and Nick Kasap bring down the Irish. Coaches Drach and Beach get information from coach Hill in the press box. At left. Malt Adamson attempts to gel a pass off to his receiver. Freshmen Are 3 And 8 For The Season Front row: S. Miller. M. Pcnwell. D. Higgins. S. Andrews, S. Jurick, B Phut. Second row: J. Adams. M. Hagcl. T. Branham. T. Schultz, S. Shcpkc. J. Kirk. M. Maloney. D. Camp. M. Lockwood. J. Dusch. Third row: Coach Kelly. D. Owen. C. Reynolds, C. Dearing, S. Crank. S. Hcathcoat, B. Gabclhauscn. M. Knox, P. Becncy. S. Pitcher. Coach Novell. Fourth row: L. Wilson. D. Stickclmcicr. D. Fitzgerald. J. Bctson. K. Slanc. D. Hauk, P. Smith. B. Womack. R. Chitwood. B. Bruce. Freshmen 3 - 6 For The Conference Sophomores Are 6 And 5 For The Season Front row: J. Dusch. R. Lambic. G. Virgil. S. Light. M. Jurick. T. Dixon. A. Jones. D. Pierce. Second row: M. Toland. T. Huddleston. K. George. B. Mabis. J. Jenkins. B. Strubc. K. Best. T. Pcnwell. T. Smith. Third row: J. Borum. D. Tomen. J. Fox. G. Kokos. F. Finley, A. Hattcrman. T. Beckman. K. Mullen. Sophomores Are 4 - 5 For The Conference 155 Cross Country Looks Toward Next Year Front row: J. Sorcc. B. Hinrichs. M. Dufvcnbcrg. R. Farris. M. Gaffney. G. Mandler, J. Wright. M. Schmitt. M. Malone. Back row: Coach Nordvall. R. Burns. S. Foiles. R. Parlicr. .. Schwindcnhammer. J. Anderson. T. Ingram. J. Marter. K. Luster. 1). Krus. R. Bocrckel. Robin Farris Finishes another long race. VARSITY I.CHS OPP. 33 23 39 19 23 33 33 23 41 20 48 15 35 21 28 27 26 31 39 22 43 20 PEKIN MORTON MANUAL CANTON WASHINGTON EAST PEORIA BERG AN WOODRUFF SPALDING RICH WOODS CENTRAL FR OSH SO PH LCHS OPP. 46 16 35 22 41 17 44 15 43 16 29 27 34 25 46 16 50 15 156 Coach Nona 11 gives runners their finishing times and places. umtsTo vf 9-CC-+ Senior Becky Hinrichs and Junior Jim Matter served as team captains. Once ngnin. the Cross Country team endured a long, hard season. Although they tried their best, luck was not with them. The Rockets ended their season with a 2-9 record, losing by only one point to rival Woodruff. The Junior-Varsity did not fare well either. They ended the season with a 1-9 record. Best of luck to Coach ordvall and his runners next year. l.onnic Schwindcnhammer rounds the three mile marker. Coach Mon-all fives Mike Gaffney his time. 157 The team is off to another running start. Varsity Wins Conference Varsity Volleyball Team: T. Mchrings. B. I autcrbach. I.. Schick. R Wicbler. R Wiseman. Back row: K. Briggs. J. Rathbun. S. Muzzarclli, I). Walters. B. Russell. J. Burns. Coach Huber. Coach Huber. JUNIOR VARSITY VOIII YHAII SCORI-S: Morton fH on) If- 9 lf-ll If- 7 St Francis Academy If- ‘ (Won) If- J Joliet l:ao l ost1 if-i: 12- 2 Henry (lent) 20-13 20- Hr 20-13 Galesburg (Won) 2o-io 20-16 Academy (Lost) lf-10 If- -I If- J Morton (Won) 20- f 21-19 Pekin tl.ost) lf-10 If-13 Manual (Won) If -13 If- 1 Woodruff (Won) If- 0 16-1J Washington 11.1 0 If- 9 If- X last Peoria 1 stst) 10- If If- 7 If- 9 Bergan (Won) If- 7 If- 6 Riehwoods (Won) X- If If- X If. 9 Central (Won) If-19 lf-10 Diane Walters spikes one over as Jeanette Burns looks on. JV Volleyball Team: C. I:Ilis. K. Gallagher. K. Dobbins. K. Johnson. A. Kasap. C. Patton. I.. Hornbackcr. K. Widmer. Back row: Coach Huber. Coach Huber. K Stockstill. I.. Grimm. D. Jones. D. Rhea. I. Jcpson. V. While. R Wiseman. R. Wicbler. IS Stalter Leads Golfers To 9-9 Season f rom Row. G. Stalter. G. Darner, I). Kirk. J. Peterson. M. Trotter. C. Hofmann. T. Higginbothem 2nd row: W. Krus. J. Kaskie. P. Coolidge. M. I.ancc. H Massey. M. Anderson. T. Dunne. C. O'Neal, T. Pels. K. Sprause. K Sprause. Rack row: M Dunne. R. Roten. .. Oerlley. R. Hurst. K. Bruniga. Coach Knezovich. LCHS 164 Morton 151 Canton 158 Pekin Manual :. Peoria 159 Canton 174 Bergan Central 166 Spalding Woodruff 151 Chillicothc 147 Rich woods Washington 147 Pekin Manual 163 Central Bergan 155 Morton 163 Spalding Woodruff 173 Rich woods Washington :. Peoria OPPONUNT 158 165 148 166 173 171 160 162 16 7 225 160 143 144 152 163 154 158 165 160 210 163 167 187 Greg Stalter led the team to one of its leading seasons Roger Roten and Joe Kaskie served as captains of the 1979 ■ 1980 golf team. 159 Varsity Rocket Grapplers Front row L-R Tim Pen well. Bob Duhs. Mark Davidson. Larry Gorgas. Bill Schultz. Joe Dusch. Darryl Hoopingarner Second row Coach Vilt, Todd Mardquart. Bob Stollcr. Vince Delgadillo. JelT Hanneman. Dot g Stringer. Scott Perrilles. Bruce Brown Varsity Wrestling LC IS OPPONENT 19 Woodruff 34 10 Lincoln 50 0 Fast Peoria 69 37 Bergan 26 29 U-High 26 15 Eureka 45 45 Spalding 21 15 Canton 45 - 19 Washington 38 46 Manual 28 33 Central 31 06 Pekin 56 II Rock Island 56 15 Rich woods 38 12 Galesburg 50 47 Farmington 15 09 Bloomington 51 9th Canton Tournament 9th Lincoln Tournament IOth Gcncsco Tournament 8th Mid-State 10 Bob Stollcr demonstrates his prowess and with lightening speed goes for the pin. 160 Bob Stollcr goes for another takedown. Brown And Stoller Most Valuable Todd Marquardt goes for the pin. Todd was voted most improved. Todd wins his match and boosts team scores. Bruce Brown Most Valuable Bob Stoller Most Valuable Bill Schultz. Captain This year's wrestling team survived a hard and trying season. Led by coach Vilt. the team had 6 wins and 11 losses. Bob Stoller and Bruce Brown led the Rockets by advancing in tournament action as did Todd Marquardt. Although the team suffered many losses, they never gave up and always fought back with unfailing spirit. The Rocket grapplcrs look forward to a better year next year. Coach Vilt holler words of encouragement to his mat men as the clock runs down. 161 J-V Wrestlers Post 9 Win 8 Loss Season Junior Varsity Wrestlers: 1st row: Coach Daugherty. T. Dunham. M. Malone. J. Wright. S. Baida. S. Laughlin. G. Hoppingarncr. R. Chitwood. 2nd row: M. Hagt H. Massey. J. Borum. G. Kokos. M. Carr. P. Williams. J. Dusch. T. Pcnwcll. (Inset: Evan Finley) Freshmen Wrestlers Win 2 Lose 12 LCHS Baseball Capitol Of Illinois ‘ r - Mcatgrindcrs! Our Championship Rockets: 1st row: K. Flcssner, R. Schmitt, K. Hornbacker. S. Christiansen, M. Daxenbichelr. S. Light, M. Dearing, 2nd row: Coaches Gottlied and Schmitt. R. Ketch. B. Wood. G. Smith. T. Barnes. T. Beckman. P. Kasap. D. Askew (mgr.). 3rd row: R. Kocppel. B. Meyer. J. Dalton. T. Graber. S. Taylor. M. Dunne. C. Dixon. J. Wagner (mgr.). Our Champion Lady Rockets: 1st row: M. Eater. K. Kelley. S. Engstrom. T. Rosenbohm, 2nd row: N. Lockwood. J. Getz. P. Kocher. B. Miner. D. Hoagland (mgr.). 3rd row: Coach Dobrydnia. K. Strickler. J. Rath bun. S. Muzzarelli. A. George. T. Sc udder. 163 The crowd and her teammates give Kim Rosenbohm a standing ovation for her 16 game winning season. Nice job. Kim! Tim Beckman is Rocket’s Swim Team Captain Iront row: Coach Naf iger, J. Maner, S. Heathcoat. S. Engstrom. BJ. Kyle. Coach Huntinger. Second row H Hinrichs. J. Wet tern tier. J. Wcltcraucr. D. Mitchell. Third row T. Beckman. M Hurd. B. Meyer. K. Mullen. T Miller. E. Hansen. J. Engstrom. J. Matter, f ourth row. C. Trinh. M. Gaffney. V. Krus. T. Saupe (mgr.). I). Yates. N. Shan. M. Tales. SWIMMING SCORES ECUS OPPONENT 70 Spalding 101 55 Bergan 21 65 Rich woods 106 19 Pekin 56 69 Central 103 92 Woodruff 74 97 Manual 74 106 Olympia 65 3rd Ram Relays 5th MS-10 Conference Meet 5th MS-10 Frosh Soph Conference Meet Julie Wcltcraucr. senior, contributed much to the swimming team's efforts in her last year of swimming. 164 Jim Engstrom Voted Most Valuable Becky Hinrichs served as score keeper this year. Senior Tim Beckman was team captain. Rockets warm up before the District Meet held at Richwoods. Tim Miller, above, and Ken Mullen were voted most improved. 165 Rockets Recover For 13 - 13 Season! 1st Row: c. Virgil. R. Kelch. B. Bahr. J. Weber. K. Ressner. T. Grabcr. R. Rolen. 2nd row: E. Biggs. C. Barnes. M. Dunne. D. Welch. R. Schmitt. Mr. Dave Klobuchcr Coach The Rockets break out onto the Poor for the warm-up session before the game. Mike Dunne shoots a lay-up for another two points. 166 Robby Schmitt makes another two points shooting from the outside. 1979-80 Varsity Basketball LCHS OPPONENT 68 Spalding 63 40 Manual 36 44 Woodruff 51 47 Pekin 56 48 Bergan 52 44 Washington 55 47 Rich woods 70 42 Central 49 67 Past Peoria 65 73 Spalding 64 38 Manual 40 53 Woodruff 47 45 Pekin 50 65 Bergan 75 61 Washington 55 45 Rich woods 57 56 Central 51 78 East Peoria 58 •« St rca tor 69 Thanksgiving Tournament Joliet Catholic 61 52 Pekin 49 70 Spalding 62 Consolation Title Ha vann C hristmas Tournament 70 Harlem 50 67 Del a van 47 76 Winnebago 57 31 Havana 41 LCHS 2nd Place � • .� � •• Regional Tournament 46 43 Morton The ball is away and Terry Graber follows through in his usual classic style. 167 Jose Weber goes for the ball in the opening tip off. Sophomores Have 9 Win 9 Loss Season Front row: M. BI.1ck.1by, T. Dixon. G. Virgil. T. Beckman. D. Kirk. Back row: Coach Hill. C. Barnes. R Taylor. D. Welch. J. Bowers. S. Whitehurst. 168 Frosh Cagers Win 15 Lose 5 For Season Mr. Bobby Schmili Mr. Richard Kelly Coach Front row: D. Higgins. T. Get . R. Petty. D. Pennycuff. S. Schcpkc. J. Thomason. Coach Schmitt. Second row: B. Modglin. R. Swingle. D. Fit gcrald. D. Welch. D. Slickelmaier. C. Dcaring. A. Chiaravallc. Duane Fit gerald makes the free throw. Aaron Chiaravallc goes for the jump shot and makes it! Limestone Girls “Going For The ONE” Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team: 1st row: L. Boni . L. Hanlon. L. Schick. R. Farris. J. Get . N. Lockwood. C. Chioni. J. Rathbun, 2nd row: M. Mason (mgr.), K. Card (mgr.). K. Briggs. S. Muzzarelli, P. Kochcr. D. Walters. A. George. G. Camden. Coaches Peggy and John Gross Sarah takes careful aim as the ball leaves her linger tips. That's a point! The Limestone fans and most especially an enthusiastic bunch c guys, gave the girls a tremendous amount of support and backing 170 1979-80 Girls' Varsity Basketball All around athlete Diane Walters, made a strong contribution to the team efforts of the Lady Rockets. LCHS OPPONENT 64 East Peoria 23 84 Manual 36 66 Washington 30 97 Spalding 70 84 Woodruff 25 78 Rich woods 58 51 Central 47 64 Pekin 32 100 Bcrgan 47 52 East Peoria 26 76 Manual 29 84 Washington 59 75 Spalding 52 92 Woodruff 27 56 Rich woods 42 67 Central 66 72 Pekin 54 96 Bcrgan 40 Limestone Invitational 78 Dixon 48 64 Lincoln 61 Dixon Holiday Tournament 74 Amboy 22 75 Rock Island 48 66 Sterling 53 55 Rich woods 50 Regional Tournament 70 Macomb 37 93 Galesburg 55 Sectional Tournament Kcwancc Rich woods Supcr-Scctiona I Tourna men t 60 Rich woods 63 The 1979-80 Girls' Basketball Team finished with a 27-1 record. The girls lost in the super-sectional championship game. 60 to 63. Many excuses can be made; after you play a team three times it's hard to get excited; this one or that one didn't feel well; the girls should have passed more; or perhaps the officiating was bad. After all. we lost. We tried and we fought very hard and that's what counts. The '79-80 basketball theme this year was Going for the One , and that's what we did one hundred percent of the time! The girls played with perfection as their record shows. No excuses can be made, we lost to a fine team, but don't worry . . . we'll be back next year and we'll be Going for the ONE ! Kathy Briggs, looking for the rebound, made a lot of action under the basket. 171 172 Super Julie Gel makes another super lay-up. J-V Girls Follow In Varsity Footsteps J-V Basketball LCHS Opponent 52 Last Peoria 31 63 Manual 32 45 Washington 29 60 Spalding 41 41 Woodruff 35 24 Rich woods 33 53 Central 52 58 Pekin 21 64 Bcrgan 35 45 Hast Peoria 29 34 Manual 23 52 Washington 34 45 Spalding 37 37 Woodruff 47 42 Rich woods 44 29 Central 51 52 Pekin 33 60 Bcrgan 32 Beth Miner is at the X line for a free throw. Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Team: 1st Row: K. Kelley. R. Leddy. S. Meier. H. Borton. K. Widmer. J. Schmitt. J. Pitsonbarger. J. Wright. L. Hornbacker. 2nd row: M Mason (mgr.) K. Card (mgr.). B. Miner. D. Jones. L. Grim. D. Rhea. K. Guppy. A. Kasap. L. Jepson. Coaches Peggy and John Gross. 173 Gene Virgil Is Most Valuable Runner V Boys‘ Track (cum: Front row: B. Bahr. T. Cochran, G. Virgil. K. Burns. G. Mandlcr. S. Pcrcllcs. M. Schmid. T. Saupe. Second row: Coach Daugherty. P. Northrup, J. Matter, R. Heitzman. M. Adamson. J. Hanneman. L. Schwindenhammer. Coach Kelly. Back row: J. Williams. R. Hurst, jV. Kasap. J. Potter. T. Ingram. P. Jass. B. Rager. S. Wetteraucr. A. Hcuermann. Coach Nordvall. Gene Virgil outruns his Richwoods opponent to take another win in the 100 yard dash. Up in the air with pole vaultcr Ronnie Heitzman. LCHS Varsity Boys Track OPPONENT 94 Pekin 5! 34 Central 108 29 Manual 117 79 Washington 67 68 East Peoria 78 47 Woodruff 99 61 Bcrgan 85 107 Spalding 38 64 Canton 82 44 Rich woods 102 4th Place Morton Relays 2nd Place H.F. Brockman Relays AI Hcuermann was named most valuable Held man. Bruce Rager glides over the bar at six feet six inches and made the Peoria Journal Star Honor Roll. 175 Frosh-Soph Gain Experience Win 2 Gene Virgil had a busy job. doubling as a sprinter for the varsity and frosh soph teams. 176 1980 Girls’ Track Team Girls' Track: Front row: Mgr. M. Phillips. M. O’Neal. A. Comer. M. Myers. T. Schultz. .. Edwards. D. Holloway. J. Pitsonbargcr. K. Widmer. I.. Cullen, K. George. C. Cranford. D. Austin. Second row: T. Smith. J. Walker. R. Guppy. I. Braden. B. Hinrichs. D. Gilpin. S. Meier. R. Farris, C. Patton. D. Mitchell. C. Ellis. M. Blackaby. J. Harshbarger. Mgr. S. Ferric. Back row: C. Pruitt. L. Crandall. J. Carr. A. Kasap. D. Cook. A. Miller. D. Walters. G. Camden. J. Rosenbohm. K. French. J. Ramos. Coach P. Gross. Coach J. Gross. Diane Walters was valuable not only in the hurdles but also in the shot put and high jump. LCDS 1980 Girls’ Track Scores OPPONENT 48 Washington 80 62 Central 66 48 Rich woods 80 72 Woodruff 56 47 Manual 80 78 Spalding 50 59 East Peoria 69 88 Pekin 40 55 Bcrgan 73 8th Dixon Invitational 2nd ILF. Brockman Relays The girls' 1980 track team had a lot of firsts this year. It was the first year since girls' track began at Limestone that the girls had matching uniforms. This was also the first year that distance was measured in metrics, adding a little confusion and taking away a few yards. The new measuring system also meant that all performances would set new school records. Unfortunately, this was also the first year that the girls have had a losing record, ending the season with a 3-6 record. As the team will only be losing five seniors this year, there arc hopes of a better season next year. Robyn Farris was voted most valuable runner and Diane Walters was voted most valuable field person. Laurie Edwards was elected honorary team captain. 177 Girls 9 Track Has Many First Senior Laurie Edwards ran the first leg of the record breaking 400 and 800 meter medley relays along with running the 800 meter relay and the 100 meter dash. Senior Becky Hinrichs was invaluable in the distance races. Monti Blackaby hands off to Denise Cook in the 800 meter relay. The girls stretch before the meet. 178 Edwards, Kasap, Blackaby, And Farris The record breaking $00 meter medley team: Robin Farris. Amy Kasap. Monti Blackaby. and Laurie Edwards. 179 Varsity Rockets Make Elite Eight . . . u c xr9 fsfcA'®cr r,i lOtitr, Varsity Baseball Team 1st row: Coaches Schmitt and Gottlieb. R. Schmitt. G. Smith. S. Christiansen. K. Flessner. S. Light. M. Daxenbichler. D. Askew (mgr.). 2nd row: K. Hornbackcr. P. Kasap. T. Barnes. M. Dcaring. B. Wood. J. Harmison. R. Ketch. J. Wagner (mgr.). 3rd row: C. Dixon. M. Dalton. S. Taylor. M. Dunne. T. Graber, B. Meyer. 1980 Varsity Baseball Scores LCHS Opponent 5 Central 0 10 Woodruff 3 8 Washington 4 8 Normal 0 5 Normal 12 3 Pekin 4 4 Bcrgan 3 3 Manual 4 8 Rich woods 10 7 East Peoria 5 0 II Spalding Central 2 1 8 Woodruff 5 5 I VC 7 4 Washington 0 7 Mctamora 2 2 Mclamor a 7 9 Pekin 4 4 Bcrgan 1 6 Manual 5 17 Rich woods 2 5 East Peoria 4 10 0 Spalding Collinsville 3 10 5 Collinsville 3 5 Morton 3 2 Henry 1 2 Henry 1 6 Canton 0 5 Canton 1 Regional Tourney 10 Manual 3 3 Olympia 2 Sectional Tourney 3 LaSalle Peru 0 4 Rich woods 0 Coaches Gottlieb and Schmitt do an outstanding job with their ball club. ISO Second Year In A Row! Outfielders: 1st row: K. Flessner. M. D.ixcnbichlcr. S. Christiansen, 2nd row: G. Pitchers: 1st row: R. Schmitt. S. Light, 2nd row: B. Wood. Smith. T. Beckman. P. Kasap. C. Dixon. M. Dunne. B. Meyer. Top Batters: M. Dearing. S. Taylor. P. Kasap. Infielders: 1st row: M. Dearing. R. Schmitt. T. Barnes. 2nd row: J. Harmison, B. Wood. S. Taylor. B. Meyer. Limestone baseball experienced the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat this season. The varsity started,on the right foot winning their first four games, two of which were shut outs. Twenty-two wins and eight losses later, the varsity had clinched the regional and sectional lilies and were on their way to state! Highlighting the season was a 17-2 win over Richwoods. sweet revenge for the Rockets who had been beaten in a close 8-10 game just weeks before. Twelve let termen returned from last year's 24-13 season, patience and practice do pay off in the end. Congratulations, guyflf ' ? Catchers: R. Koeppcl. R. Ketch. Sophomores Capture Conference Title LCHS 3 Soph. Baseball Scores Washington Opponent 2 13 Manual 3 2 East Peoria 1 16 IVC 6 0 Spalding 4 13 Central 0 13 Central 10 0 Morton 04 10 Woodruff 3 7 Woodruff 3 7 Washington 4 5 Canton 4 11 Pekin 0 8 Bcrgan 9 23 Manual 2 14 IVC 4 5 Rich woods 0 15 Canton 7 7 East Peoria 4 Sam LyfAf winds up for the pitch. Sophomore Baseball: First row: T. Smith. T. Dixon. T. Huddleston. M. Blackaby, M. Gaffney. D. Kirk. J. Frailey. Second row: Coach Hill. R. Beckman. S. Light. D. Ashley, C. Barnes. S. Whitehurst. S. Ulrich. J. Harshbarger. J. Borum. 182 19 And 2 Freshmen Win Conference Freshman Baseball: First row: R. Petty, D. Higgins, J. Peterson. Mgr. T. Get , J. Schmitt. (Stats). A. Williams (Stats). T. Branham. Second row: Coach Klobuchcr. M. Maloney. M. Hagcl. S. Schepkc. A. Chiaravalle. D. Camp. D. Owen. M. Wagner. Mgr. J. Beadles. Back row: C. Dearing, M. Knox, B. Modglin, D. Fit gcrald. K. Slane. T. Dunne. J. Thomason. P. Bceney. M. Knox and B. Modglin were most valuable pitchers. A. Chiaravalle and C. Dearing had an outstanding season at the plate. Freshman Baseball Scores LCHS 8 Woodruff Opponent 0 2 Washington 0 7 Fast Peoria 2 8 Spalding 6 4 Central 0 15 Central 3 6 Pekin 10 10 Woodruff 3 8 Canton 6 1 Washington 0 5 Mctamora 0 19 Metamora 4 2 Pekin 4 13 Bcrgan 3 10 Manual 9 10 Rich woods 6 12 Rich woods 5 12 East Peoria 4 7 Spalding 5 5 Manual 0 4 Bcrgan 2 Record 19-2 183 Varsity Softball Makes Elite Eight Varsity Softball: A. George. H. Horton, S. F.ngstrom. J. Get , N. Lockwood, M. Eater. Back row: Coach Dobrydnia. K. Strickler. K. Roscnbohm. P. Kochcr, S. Muzzarclli, J. Rathbun. B. Miner. D. Hoagland (mgr.). LCHS 1980 Varsity Softball Opponent 17 Canton 0 3 Pekin 2 to Del a van 0 3 Farmington 8 6 Bcrgan 4 8 Manual 1 10 Bloomington 0 17 LaSallc-Pcru 7 17 LaSallc-Pcru 6 II Richwoods 3 2 Washington 0 13 Central 6 10 Lincoln 0 9 East Peoria 0 20 Morton 3 14 Woodruff 0 13 Canton Regional Galesburg 0 16 Bcrgan 2 7 Richwoods 1 6 Canton 2 4 REGIONAL CHAMPS Macomb Sectional Notre Dame 3 2 Warsaw 0 3 Sectional Champs State Tournament Downers Grove 2 0 Harlem 1 2nd in State The Rockets congratulate their opponents, the Richwoods Knights, for playing a good game and for being such good sports. When you're out. you're out! fTiTTHlni iPffMETT TT 184 Kim Roscnbohm gets ready to burn another one in and put another one out. JV Softball Has First Season Miss Lou Dobrydnia’s enthusiasm generates excitement and desire to win. J- V-Softball 1980 LCHS 3 Clinton Opponent 1 1 Farmington 10 16 Bergan 2 25 Pekin 24 14 Manual 8 15 Bloomington 4 14 LaSalle-Peru 3 11 Morton 0 5 Washington 14 Marty Eater. Catcher, punches her mitt in disappointment at having missed a foul ball. J-V Softball: 1st row: D. Jones. T. Higginbotham. C. Fox. K. Kelley. R. Wiebkr. K. Gallagher. 2nd row: Coach Dobrydnia. L. Jepson. R. Wiseman. T. Scudder. S. Finch. J. Gard. C. Morse. 185 Top to bottom - Lorie Traub. Lisa Eutcnaucr. Barbie Platt, Toni Sclburg. Kelly Jeagle, Suzy Dcmmin. Char la Partlow, Michelle Kirk. Darcy Tourccnc. Beth Negley. Tami Rosa Cheerleaders Boost Team Morale Top to bottom ■ Darcy Tourccnc, Beth Negley. Tami Rasa. Suzy Dcmmin. Kelly Jeagle, Lorie Traub Left to right - Kim Nelson. Lynne Delorme. Toni Sclburg, Charta Partlow. Barbie Platt. Michelle Kirk. Tammy Maloney. 186 Left to right - Sandcc F.ngstrom. Lisa Clark. Lynne Marchand. Brenda Allen. Monti Blackaby. Paula Negley Lisa Eutenauer and Travis Cochran go all out to promote team spirit! Top to bottom • Lynne Delorme. Lisa Clark. Lynne Marchand. Brenda Allen. Monti Blackaby. Paula Negley, Sandcc Engstrom. Kim Nelson. Tammy Maloney 187 GANIZA TIONS 189 Concert Choir Visits Area Grade Schools Concert Choir 1st Ron: T. Schult . B. egley. A. Dc Trcmpc. B. Hinrichs. T. Rosu. I). Pruitt. I.. Hofmann. H. Allindcr. K. Allsup. C. Sutphin. G. Frazier, Xf. Dufvenberg. 2nd Row V Richardson. R. limery. I . Thompson. K. Kyle. J. Smith. P. Huff. C. Smith. I. Schmulzler. I Belficld. M. Harris. I). Dennis. J. Mulvancy. 3rd Row: A. Guthrie. J. Gualandi. B. Borland. J. Couch. T. On ens. B. J. Kyle. P. Willaims. O. Farrow. J. Anderson. D. Flier. T. Ingram. S. Arfsten. K. Perina. D. Myers. 4th Row: M Walters. I Rebbec. B Butler. K. Cheatham. A. Warner. J. Righi. I). Couch. B. Campen. K. Reynolds. J. Williams. R. Reynolds. I). Ledbetter. J. Townsend Treble Choir Choir Director- Mr. M. J. Morris Girls’ Chorus Treble Choir 1st Row: J. Groeper. I Swank. M. Wolfe. D. Blandiri. S. Reynolds. 2nd Row: .. Rundlc. D. Haun. I.. Tucker. J. Gualandi. 3rd Row: J. Rosenbohm. L. Carroll. J. Bahr. L. Fletcher Girls' Chorus 1st Row: A. Schlosser. T. Howard. C. Bartcll. D. Allison. D. Howard. H. Salter. I.. Perina. I.. Mcardy. 2nd Row: II. Poplctt. A. Williams. A Williams. T. Williams. K. Chambers. J. Heaton. C. Mather. P McClure. 3rd Row: I. Braden. .1 Ramos. V. Bressner. S. Ferric. C. Butter. C. Pruitt. J. Broadstonc. C. Groeper. D. Mitchell. 4th Row K. Seaman. K. Reynolds. D. Pryor. A. Sale. D. Wallace. C. Hey I. B. Hawkins. K. Shadden. A. Burgess 190 Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus 1st Row: T. Maloney, F. Johnson. C. Hartwig. K. Rosenbohm. G. Snyder. P. Fit gerald. 2nd Row: S. Cagle. K. Durbin. J. G roe per. N. Irwin. J. Gualandi. L. Nielson. M. Warren. 3rd Row: S. Gruber. J. Stevens. S. Kruse. D. Simpson. K. Holt. M. Toland. R. Taylor. Wes Krus Swing Choir Swing Choir 1st Row: L. Hofmann. A. Guthrie. C. Smith. K. Kyle. H. Allindcr. 2nd Row: B.J. Kyle, M. Harris. L. Rcbbcc. K. Perina. J. Gualandi. P. Williams. 3rd Row: R. Reynolds. D. Flier. J. Willaims. B. Butler. A. Warner. J. Righi Boys’ Chorus Boys' Chorus 1st Row: T. Gold. S. Andrews, J. Peterson. 2nd Row: .. Wilson. G. Chapman. T. Fels. 3rd Row: P. Smith. R. Chitwood. B. Gabelhausen 191 LCHS Band Highlights School Year Baritones and Tubas 1st Row: D. Kelly. .. Carroll. B Schneider. 2nd Row: S. Johnson. J. Williams 192 Band Director- Mr. Charles Cunningham Trombones: K. Reavis. M. Johnson. T. Higgcnbothcm Trumpets 1st Row: T. Haun. B. Baylor. I.. Groncwold. D. Norman. D. Cadle. 2nd Row: S. Baida. K. Brush. K. Stricklcr. J. Graves. J. Matter. J. Bcaird, 3rd Row: G. Eskew. G. Kokos. L. DcLormc, B. Blackard. S. Pcrrillcs. M. Iccnoglc Trench Horns K. Reynolds. A. Woerner. T. Tin Icy. C. Per Hies. K. George Percussions 1st Row: D. Palmer. M. Thompson. 7 Whitlcdgc. 2nd Row: L. Gorgas. M. Gaffney. T.. Picket. 3r Row: M. Gibson. S. Ulrich Plays For Presidential Candidates Saxophones 1st Row: S. Mcnk. V. S'evitt. M. Miller. J. Mulvaney. E. Bcaird. 2nd Row: D. Oboes: K. Butler. C. Anderson. G. Darner Rutledge. S. Reynolds. G. Geier. J. Poller Flutes 1st Row: C. Smith. B Hcnrichs. V. Prohaska. K George. R. Wicblcr. B Seglcy. 2nd Row: D. Mitchell. T. Michaels. K. Patton. I.. Arnold. K. Kouski. D. Gronewald Clarinets 1st Row: L. Rundle. B. Butler. P Huff. T. DcPinto. 2nd Row: J. Godfrey. A. Geier, .. Grabcr. K. Heyl. C. Hoben. J. Trapp. 3rd Row: D. Kelley. D. Cool. J. Rosenbohm. D. Haun. T. McDuff. B. Allen. 4th Row: S. Cagle. G. Snyder. C. Tucker. K. Chambers. S. Beckman Varsity Band 1st Row: D. DcRagish. B. Huff. T. Bennett. P. Slater. S. Bchrends. C. Blaylock. S. Kelley. 2nd Row R. Simmons. K. Flam. A. Lauterbach. A Schlosser. K Dunne. C. Pruitt. I.. Gerard. 3rd Row: J. Mullincaux. R Porter. C. Hofmann. G. Mercer. D. Stricklcr. P. Cooney. K. Reynolds. C Reynolds. 4th Row M Malone. M Doubet. G. Strode. R Rogers. T. Hct cl. J. Peterson. H Flam Beginning Band 1st Row: C. Fox. L. Couch. K. Holiday. B Doering. 2nd Row: L. Gerard. G. Beasley. B Malone 193 Precision Drillers Entertain Twirlers: S. Engstrom, C. Cranford Rifle Squad: M. Boucher. M. Myers. D. Pryor. S. Vogel. I.. DcRoulc Flag Girls 1st Row: K. Bartell. C. Noe. D. Slrieklcr. K. Brown. D. Gronewold. L. Peterman. C Demmin. 2nd Row: W. Moore. I Braden. C Whitledgc. R. Campen. A. Gentry. D. Pryor. C. Ellis L. Horn man. C. Fox. B. Rogers Pom-Pon Squad 1st Row : I. Braden. K. Brown. C. Fox. C. Demmin. 2nd Row: R Blumcnshinc. C. Ellis. D. Pryor. 3rd Row: M. Boucher. M. Myers. R. Campen. A. Gentry 104 Music Department Excels Flag girls perform with band during half-lime. Concert Choir girls wail to go on-stage. Mr. Morris conducts Treble Choir during the Christmas concert. Mr. Cunningham did a great job with the band this year. 195 The band participates in Homecoming activities. 1980 AMULET Staff Puts It All Together Lisn Clark Sophomore Editor Kris Dobbins Activities Editor Robin Dunlap Freshman Editor Glen Hcuermann Photographer Natalie Irwin Activities Editor Tammy Maloney Organizations Editor Aprile O'Keefe Junior Editor David Owen Photographer Shawn Scott Business Manager Mary Stoller Faculty Editor Rhonda Toebbc Junior Editor Sue Williams Senior Editor Mary Stoller and Sue Williams are hard at work making lay-outs for the Faculty and Senior sections. 196 Lisa helps Sue choose the pictures to be used from the musical. Aprile helps out as the deadline grows near. Laurie creates a new way of being organized. David went to a workshop this summer to learn yearbook skills. National Honor Society National Honor Society 1st Ron: I’ Dunham. D. Holloway. I. Taggert. D. Pruitt. J. Wet tern ucr. B. Hinrichs. L. Arnold. I. Edwards. C. Fates. I. Haun. 2nd Row: I.. Rckus. I.. Schmut lcr. H. Allindcr, I.. Traub. K. Morgan. J. Gualandi. I.. Davis. S. Monk. T. Sclburg. M. Floyd. K. Kyle. M. Sullivan. 3rd Row: K Thornton. L. Pitcher. S. MuzzarcHi. D. Bredernitz. B. B.ihr. D. Closcn. P Kasap. T. Freitag. K Owen. M. Harris. K. Briggs. B. Brown. .S'. Vogel. 4th Row D. Carey: C. Rowen. J. Williams. J. Potter. T. Graber. J. Haag. D. Sanders. P. Jass. S. Wctlerauer, M. Matulis. I). Walters. R. Hcil man. K. Hornbackcr Spanish Honor Society Spanish Honor Society 1st Row: C. Falcs. T. Michaels. C. Smith. T. Sclburg. L. Edwards. 2nd Row: .M. Johnson. B. Miller, J. Smith. L. Schmut lcr. L. Davis. B. Brown. 3rd Row J. Clinton, advisor. O. Williams. B. Bahr. T. Ingram. D. Carey. D. Closcn. K. Hornbackcr Key Club Key Club 1st Row: V. Prohaska. I. Edwards. B. Negley. T. Schultz. I.. Arnold. C. Lauffenberger. advisor. 2nd Row: S. Mu rarclli. B. Borland. T. Freitag. K. Owen. M Floyd. B. Lautcrbach. .. Marchand. B. Bahr. K. Perina. A. Gentry. D. Closcn. K. Johnson, advisor. 3rd Row: J. Wagner. P. Jass. T. Graber. D. Sanders. J. Williams. M. Matulis. B. Meyer 198 Varsity “L” Club Varsity “L Club 1st Row: I Arnold. I Edwards. T. Schult . B. Ncglcy. H Hinrichs. S. Dcmmin. M. Kirk. C. Patton. S. Hcathco.it. H Horton. J. Getz. R Farris, A. O'Keefe. 2nd Row Lockwood. H. Brown. J. R.uhbun. K Briggs. P. Kochcr. D. Closen. S. Light. B. Bahr. S. Muzzarelli. L. Schick. W. Gaffney. G. Staltcr. K. Jaeglc. K. Rosenbohm. 3rd Row: B. Schultz. G. Virgil. K. Thornton. S. Scott. I Biggs. I) Pitzer. D Walters. I). Carey. B Meyer. R Heitzmann. K. Hornbackcr. K. Forsman. C. Partlow. T. Rosa. 4th Row: T. Cochran. J. Cagle. S. Wcttcraucr. P. Jass. M Dunne. S. Taylor. J. Anderson. I). Sanders. T. Gruber. J. Pinter. T. Kasap. P. K.isap. L. Traub. L. F.utenaucr Science Club Science Club 1st Row: C. Hutingcr. advisor. T. Haun. D. Nau. J. Getz. C. Noe. K. Smith. C. Meardy. U. Prohaska. J. Paul. M Johnson. P. Huff. B. Borland. L. Gronewold. K. Rcngcl. 3rd Ro J. Wallers. J. Smith. I). Cadle. D. Closen. B Bahr. O. Williams. Dillard. T. Saupe. 4th Ron: S. Johnson. P Jass. D. Rutledge. J. Townsend. K. Perina. S. Odei. R Melton. D. Pitzer Peer Counselors Peer Counselors 1st Row. S. Kokos. advisor. A. Warner, K. Snekhaus. K Nelson. C. Tucker. A. Rasor. 2nd Row: G. Shipp, advisor. M. Spani. J. Brewer.. K. Durbin. G. Snyder. L. Schmutzler. L. Tucker. 3rd Row: K. Johnson, advisor. P. Coolidge. J. Reeder. B Duhs. T. Cochran. A. Fspedal. K. Samsa. 4th Row: B. Bastin, R Foster. J. Anderson. M. Hurd. B Zimbelman. J. Williams. M. Wood 199 5= Drama Club Drama Club 1st Row: B. Baylor. S. Mcnk. C. Smith. U. Prohaska. P. Huff. 2nd Row: V. Brcsncr. Morgan, M. Warren. H. Allindcr. T. Rosa. 3rd Row: J. Grocpcr. .. Tucker. K. Ryan. K. Rosenbohm. Wolfc Readers’ Theatre Readers' Theatre 1st Row: B. Baylor. K. Morgan. U. Prohaska. C. Smith. 2nd Row: P. Huff. S. Wiseman. J. Grocpcr Thespians Thespians: K. Morgan. M. Harris. J. Willaims. B. Baylor 200 iiimjck Office Education Association O.E.A. 1st Row: P. Dunham. J. Jones. T. Norman. V. Wright. C. Collins. 2nd Row: f. Sullivan. A. Sutton. I.. Traub. R. Thomason. G. Schneider. J. Robinson, 3rd Row: I Pitcher. K. Owen. D. Sanders. K. Allen. D. Roth. I.. GrifTtn. advisor Steno Club Steno Club 1st Row: V. Wright. 1. Sullivan. A. Sutton. J. Risen. Advisor. 2nd Row G. Schneider. K Briggs, K. Owen. 3rd Row: D. Roth. D. Bredernit . I Pitcher Distributive Education D E C.A. 1st Row: 1 Higgins. K Brush. S. Whipp. J. Thompson. M. Flanagan. D. Sary. 2nd Row: J. Hcucrm.inn. D. Yelev. E. Suiter. S. Hcucrmann. I Lawless. C. Sanders, advisor. 3rd Row: T. Beckman. K Stocksick. R AuvH, B Smith. P Stambach Student Council 1980 Student Council 1st Row: M. Bouchcz. C. Chambers. J. Wilhimson. D. Holloway, J. Wetterauer. A. Mason, T. Monti. C. Fates. 2nd Row: J. Gard, .. Edwards, M. Wolfe. A. DeTrempe. K. French. S. Hcathcoat, J. Wetterauer. S. Reid, C. Butler. 3rd Row: V. Hand. M. Floyd. K. Dudley, J. Hanneman, R. Bricker. D. Flier. K. Fitzgerald. D. Pittman. R. Wieblcr Jody Wetterauer and Kim French have a fun time working on dance decorations. Kelly Fitzgerald Treasurer Julie Wetterauer President Millie Floyd Corresponding Secretary Many people do not realize the responsibility and scope of the Student Council. Student Council members have the awesome task of organizing the Homecoming variety show, bonfire, dance and parade. They organize Spirit Week and Twirp Week and accept the job of soliciting canned goods for the Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas baskets. The council is composed of seven members from each class elected by their classmates. The president and other officers arc elected by the student body. Student Council meets on a daily basis in room III and is advised by Mr. Brockman and Mr. Wasscll. 202 Ushers And Usherettes Ushers and Usherettes 1st Row: V. Horn hold. V. Wolstcnholm. D. Ncvius. L. Bclfield. J. Bn hr. B. Negley. I.. Tucker. 2nd Row: J. Trapp. J. Moreland. L. Arnold. L. Baida. T. Kocppel. .. Peterman. M. Rogers. D. Dennis. 3rd Row: L. Taggert. J. Smith. J. Cramer. R. Huntley. S. Bass. S. Heathcoat. K. Monroe. P. Doxstadcr. advisor. 4th Row: K. Samsa. A. O'Keefe. J. Jacobs. B. Lautcrbach. K. Oven. U. Prohaska. L. Crandall. F. Johnson. J. Getz Speech Squad Speech Squad 1st Row: L. Clemons. T. Higgenbotham. M. Wolfe. T. Kocppel. 2nd Row: U. Prohaska. C. Smith. L. Tucker. J. Groeper. J. Buchna. advisor. K. Rosenbohm. S. Menk, L. Nielson. B. Gabelhausen. K. Morgan 203 Kelly Morgan honored for outstanding work in the speech area Students Help Guidance Counselors Guidance Office Helpers 1st Row: L. Hofmann, J. Showens. C. Jackson, M. Genovese, J. Moreland. R. Johnson, K. Smith. L. Parm, C. Noe. 2nd Row: S. Kerr. A. Rasor. B. Poster. H. Schneider. E. Lowry. S. Hcathco.it. V. Wolstcnholmc. N. Beck. M. Way. K. Nelson. 3rd Row: C. Wallace. C. Chambers. L. Gerard. H. Massey. A. O'Keefe, C. Willaims. C. White. S. Bass. R Gustafson. K. Vollmcr, 4th Row: L. Crandall. S. Schofield. K. Dudley. J. Godfrey. L. Nielson. B. Bragg. I. Furnace. A. Rohff. T. Rcardcn. M. Lance. D. Pittman Library - Media Helpers Library-Media Helpers 1st Row: K. Meyer. A. Burgess. B. Foster. L. Peterman. M. Serrano. 2nd Row: M. Trotter. M. Genovese. R. Riggcn. R. Ludwig. M. Thomas. K. Kline. 3rd Row: M. Roger. C. Harlwig. D. Pryor. B. Hawkins. D. Gerard. T. Owens. 4th Row: J. Carr. B. Bruce. C. Sewell. E. Hansen. M. Johnson. H. Elam P.P.S. Co-op Gains Experience PPS CO-OP 1st Row: T. Gates. M. Henry. L. Stewart. A. Marmion. D. Brock. R. Robinson. 2nd Row: C. Royer. H. Miller. C. Moldenhauer. P. Roberts. C. Jones. R. Schwindcnhammcr. V. Mattson. 3rd Row: L. Ragain. advisor. R. Porter. D. Mellon. G. King, A. Jones, C. Mills. B. Bchm 204 Student Service Office Helpers Student Service Helpers 1st Row: L. Edwards. T. Schultz. P. Negley. D. Nau. M. Noe. advisor, 2nd Row: K. Kelly. K. Kelley. M Sullivan. M. Harris. M. Kauffman. 3rd Row: S. Mu zarelli. M. Schafer. D. Cook. L. Gunter. R. Ludwig. 4th Row: S. McCrary. A. Woerner. R. Bricker. L. Marchand. K. Fitzgerald. B. Farris Health Center Helpers Health Center Helpers 1st Row: M. Kirk. T. Rosa, J. Knollcnbcrg. advisor. D. Harris, C. Fallow. 2nd Row: D Ledbetter. B. Holmes. M. Spani. R. Bricker. 3rd Row: M. Dalton. D. Pitzer. J. Furniss Graphic Arts Club Serves Limestone Graphic Arts Club 1st Row: T. Beckman. R. Porter. J. Harmison. D. Askew. P. Kennedy. T. Tcsch. 2nd Row : B. Duhs. R. Ketch. B. Hill. J. Bensel. M. Wood. D. Baylor, advisor. 3rd Row: G. Smith. J. Chronistcr. B. Grim. K. Neal. J. Righi 205 Engravers Sell Key Rings For Christmas Engravers' Club 1st Row: K. Kline. L. DcVoss, I.. Guillaims, C. Schultz. L. Baida. 2nd Row: C. Calvert, advisor. D. Fourdyce. D. Rurcham. M. McCart, S. McMillan. 4th Row: T. Bennett. R. Vogel. C. Clark. B. Barnhill. B. Cramer. R. Cook Engine Testing Engine Testing 1st Row: H. Robinson. T. Guppy. B. Bastian. D. Couch. S. Barden. 2nd Row: P. Kennedy. J. Kirkpatrick. G. Cruse. R. Bischoff, G. Noel. 3rd Row: K. Sampicr. T. Bitncr. B. Bastian. K. Hanks. J. Scott. P. Newton Aviation Aviation 1st Row: S. Randolph. S. DcRoulc. S. Bale. K. Bennett, 2nd Row: O. Farrow. J. Chronistcr, M. Darrah 206 VICA Industrial Co-op VICA 1st Row: S. Barden. W. Brooks. M. Hein. 2nd Row: T. Beckman. S. Caufman. B. Altum. B. Schcrtz. B. Magner. 3rd Row: J. Bcnscl. K. Hanks. S. Cloat. J. Scott. J. Wright Curriculum Committee Curriculum Committee 1st Row: W. Boatright. R. Byrne. C. Smith. J. Croc per. M. Schneider. 2nd Row: E. Randle. M. Smith. S. Neu. P. Coolidge. 3rd Row: P. Gross, Dr. F. Bailey. K. Johnson. M. Riggenhach. G. Wassell. 4th Row: P. Hagenbuch, R. Laymon, G. Hornbacker. 5th Row: R. Ingram. J. Thierer. J. Morris. J. Gross. Dr. N. Endslcy 1980 Limelight Staff Liz Binder Bill Brooks Marlene Dufvenberg Laurie Edwards Kellie Harshbarger Donny Hobson Randy Hurst Lori Knight George Kokos Brenda Lautcrbach Jill McFarlanc Sarah Muzzarelli Limelight Staff 1st Row: .. Binder. J. McFarlanc. L. luckcr. A. R.isor. L. Eduards. 2nd Rou: B. Lautcrbach. S. Muzzarelli. M. Dufvenberg. K. Syck. L. Knight 3rd Row: D. Hobson. M. Schcutiler, M. Wood. T. Wright. G. Kokos. R. Hurst 208 Randy Hurst Honored - Outstanding Work Randy Hurst received an award for outstanding service on the LIMELIGHT staff. Kellie and Brenda work together on a story for an upcoming issue. April Rasor Marty Scheuttlcr Mike Sheldon Kristin Sprague Kim Syck Tom Trcsch Laurie Tucker Mark Wood 209 Editor: Shawn Scott, Business Manager 210 kv ADVERTISING 211 Congra tula tions Gra dua tes Lisa. Wc feel truly blessed to have a daughter as wonderful as you. May life always be kind to you. Love. Mom and l)ad Lisa Lynn Guilliams Tammy. We wish you all the happiness and pleasure you have given us. Congratula- tions on all your accomplishments at Limestone. Love. Mom and Dad Tammy S. Haun We are very happy to be your mom and dad. The future is yours. Love. Mom and Dad Susan Kaye Arm trust Congratulations David. You are a fine son and brother. May life give to you all the joy and happiness you have given us. Love. Mom. Dad. and AI Richard Rose Congratulations Hob. We arc proud of your academic achievements the last four years. May success be with you in future years. Love. Mom. Dad. and Bill Robert Stoller To Mike Gillum, who never had a demerit: who might be considered square , but has been a great blessing. Thanks for the pleasure we've had. Mike Gillum Congratulations Jean. Wc are proud of you. Best of luck in any endeavor you choose. Love. Dad. Mom. and James David W. Blackford Congratulations Mike on completion of another giant step in your life. We arc proud of you. Jean Stein Congratulations and good luck. Dave. Love, Mom. Dad. and Sharon Michael Daxenbichler Congratulations - you made it! Wc are proud of you. Mom and Dad David W. Stewart Congratulations to a fine young man wc are proud to call our son. Much success and happiness. Always remember Somebody Loves You . Mom and Dad James Louis Rigid Cary. Thanks for all the joy and happiness you 've given us. Wc arc very proud of you. Love and happiness always. Mom. Dad. Terry. Kris, and Erie Gregory Sc!man Congratulations Kendall. Best wishes in the future. We're very proud to call you our son. God bless you. Love, Mom and Dad Cary Dixon Kendall Cranford 212 . , r Compliments of VILLE BAN Member of the Federal Deposite Insurance Corporation kiAthZ-lwiTtt’iv1}.' ! Congratulations to the Class of '80 CAMPEN £ MOVE General Contractors 27 Waibel Road Bartonville, Illinois 61607 Phone 697-0350 Angie Jean select a potted plant THE VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP 5909 South Adams Street Bartonville Phone 697-4440 Deliveries to Greater Peoria Weddings Funerals Fresh Flowers Plants 214 Mother knows best. Extra fuses are as close as Convenient Food Mart. So are frozen pizzas, potato Chios, and cold drinks to go. ELMER LUTHY INSURANCE AGENCY A CONVENIENT ( Lrj FOOD MART Kenneth W. Roe 913 W. Garfield Bartonville. Illinois Member of National Independent Agents Association Member of Peoria Independent Agents Association 3cknman's (309) 697-936“ discovery shoppe, etc. bath accessories candies • glassware 6001 SO ADAMS ST BARTONVILLE. II 61607 KLEAN - RITE Cl CANE ns. INC. Suede and Leather Cleaning DOUBLE CLEANED WITH PURE SOLVENT RINSE 3917 S.W. Adams St. 637-4401 2617 N.E. Adams St. 682-3436 Two Finer Stores to Serve You 7 Days a Week Fast. Free Delivery LINCOLN AVENUE PHARMACY Open Daily 8 am-9 pm Call 637-7744 Lincoln and Western TINGLEFF PHARMACY Open Daily 9 am-9 pm Sun. 9 am-2 pm Call 674-4166 Madison Park Shopping Center ’Your nearest pharmacies within 10 miles west of Peoria. ED REBBEC'S SPORT SHOP 701 McKinley Avenue Your Complete Sports Store Bartonville. Illinois 61607 Letter Jackets Phone 697-0432 7Uininjg by ELECTRIC 697-5882 4511 Carol Ct. Bartonville, 111. 216 You Have Made Us Very Proud Congratulations Tim: You have made us so very proud to be your parents. Good luck in'whatever your future brings. With talents like yours, you can go far. Love. Mom and Dad Timothy Wayne Whitlcdge Mitzi, You have made the task of being parents an easy one. Wc now know the true meaning of pride. Wc love you. Mom Dad Mitzi Smith Congratulations Suzanne, from Mom. Dad. and Jennifer, for a job well done. May God bless you and keep you in His care. Suzanne King Congratulations Randy! We're proud of you. Good luck, good health, and much happiness always. Love, Your Family Randall S. Fisk May you find the path which will lead you to the highest and truest of yourself. Whatever you become will not disappoint us. God Bless• Mom Dad Erin Michelle Wocrncr 1 Congratulations Steve for 12 years, and thanks for being the guy that you are. Praise the ford! Dad. Mom. and Annette Steve Phillips wish you joy! wish you happiness But most of all: wish you LOVE Love. Mom Dawn: The end of one adventure is the start of another. May life give to you all the joy and happiness you have given us. You have made us very proud to be your parents. Love. Mom Dad Dnwn M. Holloway Lisa. This is your stepping stone into the world. Congratulations and wc wish you much happiness and a good life in the years to come. Love Mom Dad Lisa Burwell Congratulations! Good luck always. We love you and are very- proud of you. Mom. Dad. and Steve Lcanne Arnold The lure of the distant and the difficult is deceptive. The great opportunity is where you arc. Best wishes. Mom. Dad, Valeric Vickie Ann Matson Debbie. Congratulations! You have made us very proud to be your parents. May life give to you all the Joy and Happiness you have given us. Love. Dad and Mom Marla. You have always been our pride and joy. We always want you to have the best. Congratulations and we all love you. Mom and Dad Marla Partlow Debbie Brock Congratulations Julie, wc arc very proud of you. Wc wish you joy and success throughout the rest of your life. Wc do love you. Cynthia Lou Jones 217 Julie Wctterauer Mom and Dad Hold Fast To Your Dreams Kim, Congratulations, you've made us very happy and proud, not only now but all during the past years. Good luck with your future plans. Love always. Mom and Dad Kimberly Jo Brush Kim: Your goals set high and almost completed, the best can be yours if you carry on as the fine daughter you arc. Mom. Dad. Kids Kim Allen In God's plan There is a lime for everything. Now is your time To live and laugh and love. May He go with you. Mom Listt M. Eutcncur Congratulations Susan. May the future fulfill your dreams and bring you years of health and happiness. Love. Mom Dad Susan L. Monroe Kelly. As you begin a new' chapter in your life, never forget how proud you've made us. and how much you’re loved! Wayne. Mom. Tammy Kelly Rosa Congratulations on a job well done, especially in football because that’s what you enjoyed the most. We have always been proud of you. Peace, happiness, and success always. Love. Mom and Dad Vincent Delgadillo Congratulations Bob. You 're the kind of son every parent hopes to have. We're so proud that God chose to share you with us. Mom Dad Always do your best - That is success.” Our love and blessings to you. Mother and Dad Brian Scott Smith Congratulations son. We have been so proud of you all through school, and we know we always will be. Love. Mom. Dad, Vicki Mike Buxton We arc family . . . Bo. Mary, Jonn, B.J. and me! Kelly Elaine Kyle Congratulations Jim. We arc proud of you. God's blessings on you all your life. We love you. Mom. Dad. Sharon, Roger James Robert Chronistcr Congratulations Jon. and good luck in everything you do in the future. Mom Dad Jon R. Champline Dear Mike. With much love and pride we look forward to your success. Mom, Dad. Erin, Pal Mike Flanagan Congratulations Ronnie! We arc very proud of you and wish you the very best life has to offer. We love you. Mom, Dad, Timmy Bob Malone 218 Ronald Charles licit .man PAT ADAIR MOTOR CITY AT A!r R MO: PAT ADAIRTMOTOR CITY 3039 W. Garden Street Come in and let me. Put Adair, take cure of your driving needs. You're sure to be satisfied when you deal with Pat Adair Motors. Keep Your Goals High Randy- You have been a challenge and I loved every minute of it. We're proud of you. Congratulations. Love, Mom Charles Randall Docring Gwen. We are very proud of you and wish you much success and happiness. May God hold you close. Love, Mom. Dad. Sharon, and Tim Gwen Camden Paul- The Lord has surely blessed you. Your accomplishments arc not possible without Him. We arc all very proud of you. Love in Christ. Dad. Mom. and Juli Paul Alan Jass Well done Deb. The world is your oyster I hope you find a pearl. Dad Debra . . Harris Gary: You have made us proud to be your parents. Congratulations: Best luck in the future. Mom Dad Gary Porter Congralula tions Da ve! You have always made us very proud. Keep your goals and ideals high. May your future be happy and successful. Love, Mom. Dad. and Jane You have brought love. joy. and happiness to our lives. We're very proud to be your parents. God bless you always. Love, Mom and Dad Kimberly Trunk Thanks for all the happiness and pride you have brought us. We Love You Dad and Mom Stun Taylor Michelle. May life bring you the joy that you've brought to us. We arc very proud of you. Love. Mom. Dad. Mike Michelle Sullivan Denise. I'm very proud of you. May you find much happiness and success in your life. Love. Mom Denise E. Bishop Rich: We arc proud of you. keep up the good work. Best of luck in whatever you do. Mom Dad Richard Porter Through faith may you always find peace, joy. and love in all you attempt to do. We arc blessed having you with us. Love. Nanny Grandpa David A. Closen We arc so proud of you Rhonda. Good luck in everything you do. Whatever you do you will succeed. Love you. Mom Dad Karen Strickier Congratulations Dave, your family is very proud of you. Love. Mom and Dad PS AIM 100:5 Rhonda Sue Thomason 220 David Askew • Expert Restyling • Skilled Repairs 0 Quality Furs 0 Master Craftsmanship 5 Style Creation 0 Fur Cleaning S Glazing “Furs by C. R. COOK Ft R STORAGE on our own premises I ully Insured I rce Pick I p B Bonded Messenger DISTINCTIVE WOMEN S WEAR PHONE 692-3150 Angie and Jcannic enjoy the co v feeling of these exceptionally fine fur jackets. Stop in and see the selection of other fine women's wear. too. Customers can expect a friendly smile from Tyler Barnes when they shop at Village Pharmacy BARTONVILLE VILLAGE PHARMACY 5906 South Adams St., Phone 697-2495 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Daily — Sun. and Holidays 9 a.m.-l p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Come in to Village Pharmacy and see our complete line of photo supplies, cosmetics, sundries, and notions. Free Delivery and Prescription Specialists. 221 “Pioneers of telescopic hoists since 1949 . . 222 Always Do Your Best Congratulations Todd! You have made us proud to be your parents and may your future be filled with much happiness and success. Love. Mom and Dad Todd Freitag Congratulations on a job well done, with confidence now in the future, and much love. Dad and Mom We hope you get out of life what you want. God bless you. Love, Mom and Dad Mary Elizabeth Henry Congratulations to a son that has always been a joy. Best wishes for a bright future. Love. Mom and Dad Eric L. Keefer Congra I ula lions Sherri! Wc are very proud of you and what you stand for, a Master-piece from God. With all our love. Mom. Pop. Coco Steve Wcttcraucr Stay as sweet as you are and keep up your confidence in yourself and you will succeed in whatever you do. Congratulations and good luck. MOM AND DAD Sherri L. Whitby Congratulations Kerry. Hope your future will be everything you have hoped for. I am very proud of you. Love. Mom Lori Ann Schick Dave: You have made us proud And whatever you do Keep God in vour heart: HE WILL SEE YOU THROUGH. Love. Mom and Dad Kerry L. Barker May you always know the joy and happiness you have given us throughout the years. We wish you success in everything you do. Congratulations Sheila. MOM AND DAD Dnved Michcal Carey Congra t ula lions Dianc! We arc proud of you and your accomplish- ments. We wish you much happiness and success in life. Love. Mom. Dad. and Donna Sheila Menk Congratulations Kevin. You have made us very proud to be your parents. Wishing you happiness and success in the future. Dad. Mom. Patrick Diane Mane Mitchell Congra tula lions Terry! We are proud of your success and many accomplishments. May you find the happi- ness and peace you deserve. Love. Mom and Dad Kevin Gene Thorton Stuart. How proud we are to call you son and brother. Congratulations! Love. Mom. Dad. Ray. Rhonda Sabrina, and Winston Terry Gruber Jim Source Jim. Congratulations to a great son-Good luck in college and the rest of your life. Love. Mom and Dad l.ovc speaks always. But not always in words. —SATOR Y— Stuurt Burden 223 LAUTERBACH LUMBER COMPANY 914 Garfield Avenue Phone 697-3485 Bartonville, Illinois POWER EQUIPMENT COMPANY 435 S. Hillsdale Avenue Peoria, Illinois Engines, Parts and Service Wisconsin Kohler Briggs Tecumseh If it has anything to do with 4-cycle air cooled engines, see us. Rugged, long-service power with great new advantages A full line of lawn and gardening equipment JOHN F. WALTERS IMPLEMENT !• } miles west of Limestone High School Road Maple ton, Illinois Phone 697-333! 224 Residential and Commercial Interiors Furniture. Carpet. Wallpaper Fabrics. Accessories BECKMAN DESIGN GROUP 5527 S. Adams Street. Bartonville. 111. 61607 Jeanne Beckman 697-2376 RAPP Window Shade Service Featuring Mylar Sun Shades Venetian Blinds and Window Shades Cleaning - Taping - Repairing Phone 674-1915 1216 SW Adams Street Peoria, Illinois A-1 Venetian Blind Service by RAPPthe blind man! tonvil BARTONVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY Como in and enjoy our wide variety of nationally advertised brands. Dick Allinder’s Phillips '66’ Service Tune-Up and Brake work The Apparel Shoppe, Ltd. “Where Fashion Fits Phone 697-2232 5511 South Adams Street. Bartonville Congratulations to the Class of 1980 From the Staff LIMESTONE INDEPENDENT NEWS Phone 697-3144 6100 S.W. Adams St., (rear) Bartonville. Illinois Phone 697-6619 1008 Garfield Bartonville, Illinois Complete Insurance Service Free Programming Let the Oak ford family serve your family Bartonville’s friendly Supermarket Complete Variety Store 804 Garfield Open 6 a.m. to II p.m. Mon - Sat S a.m. to 9 p.m. Sun 226 Best Wishes For A Bright Future Congratulations to our three year graduate! Jody you’re bubbly with life, knowledge, and precious memories. Let them guide you. Love, Mom, Dad. Christy, and Dave Jody Lynn Cramer Congratulations Kelly! Thank you for giving us such joy and happiness. Love. Mom and Dad Kelly Morgan Lynn. CONGRATULATIONS! Wishing you success and happiness in everything you do. You have made us very proud and happy. Thank you. We love you. Your Family Congratulations Brian! Thank you for being such a wonderful son! I am so proud of your many accomplish- ments. May God be with you today and always. Love, Mom Brian Dale Oder C ongratulations Randy! We arc very proud to have you for a son and brother. We wish you the very best in your future. Love. Mom. Dad, Lynne, Wayne, and Jim Randy Schneider Congratulations Marla. We're very proud of you. All our love. Mom. Dad, and Mark Lynn Ann Pitcher Congratulations Mike! We love you and arc very proud of you. May God bless you. Mom Dad Marla E. Warren Congra t ula t ions Pa m! We love you and arc very proud of you. Thanks for bringing much sunshine into our lives. Mom and Dad Michael Darrah You have made us so proud of you many times. May your future be filled w ith w hat you deserve. The Best of Everything . Love. Your Family Pam Dunham Congratulations Tim! I am very proud of you. Much happiness and success in all your future endeavors. Love. Mom Mildred E. Floyd Congratulations son. He arc very proud of you. All our love. Dad and Mom Timothy C. Scurlock Congratulations Diane. We arc very proud of you and all of your achievements. We w ish you continued success and happiness in the future Love, Mom. Dad. Cheryl, and Betty Walter J. Johnson Jr. Diane Walters Congratulations Eric! Commit everything you do to the Lord. Trust Him to help you do it and He w ill. We love you! Mom and Dad Mark. Good luck in the future. You have made us proud to be part of your life. He love you. Dad and Mom Eric Sutter 227 Mark Dalton Best Wishes Class Of “SO SOMMER PRODUCTS COMPANY Carey Forsman Schmitt Caudill Heucrniann Slater Dalton Hornbacker Stewart Dearing Jass Taylor Delgadillo Kasap Thornton Dixon Kclch Wcttcrauer Doering Potter WE started in Biddy Basketball. Little League Baseball. JFL Football, and we watched you grow through 4 years of high school. Now that you have graduated, we will follow you from the sports pages of the newspapers or from the financial pages of the Wall Street Journal or from the pages of Variety. Good Luck to you all! Mr. and Mrs. David W. Strewart “THE FINEST IN ALUMINUM HOME IMPROVEMENT PRODUCTS INSTALLED BY OUR OWN PEOPLE. BIGGS ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. 2301 S.W. ADAMSST. PEORIA. ILL Congratulations to the Class of SO BSK Drive-hi Liquors HO$ Garfield Felix D. and Ruby L. Rittmann 22S Bahai Faith The word Bahai comes from the name of the Founder of the Faith Bahau'llah (the Glory of God). Bahai simply means a follower of Bahau'llah. The Faith of BahaVllah is called a world religion. There are three reasons for this. FIRST, Bahai's live in more than three hundred countries and territories of the world. Baha'is are people who formerly had different and conflicting religious backgrounds. They had been Buddhists, Jews, Muslims. Zoroastrians. Hindus. Protestants. Catholics, or else they had no religion at all. They have found in the Baha’i Faith a basis of unity that makes the competition of sects and denominations unimporant to them. Bahai's arc people of different economic and social classes. Through a common devotion, rich and poor mingle as equals and work together to establish a world order for all men and women. They are people of different national and racial backgrounds. But the Baha'i teachings have given them a higher loyalty — the loyalty to humanity. Baha'i's have no color line or racial segregation. In this Faith, people of all races find equality w ith each other because they arc equal before God. SECOND, the Baha’i Faith develops world- mindedness. Rea these well-known Bahai quotations: . . . Let your vision be world-cmbrasing, rather than confined to your own selves. . . . That one indeed is a man who, today, dedicatcth himself to the service of the entire human race. THIRD, the Baha'i Faith offers a clear pattern of world order. It does not have any secret mystic doctrines; it docs not have any priesthood or professional clergy. People find this a practical, spiritual religion with the mission of uniting the world in one common faith and one order. BahaVllah declared that in our time religion must unite people or else it has no social value. He declared that religion must show men how to build a just world. He emphasized that justice is the greatest good in the sight of God. To show men how to achieve this. He outlined a pattern of world order. BAHA’ULLAH’S VISION of a united world begins with each man and woman. Individuals must have high moral standards and a new basis of belief if they arc to become citizens of one world. BAHA’I’S BELIEVE IN ONE GOD. even though men have called Him by different names. God has revealed His Word in each period of history through a chosen Individual Whom Baha’i's call the Manifesta- tion of God.” He restates in every age God's purpose and will. His teachings arc a revelation from God. Abraham. Moses. Krishna. Buddah. Zoroaster. Christ, and Muhammad were Manifestations of God. Each gave men divine teachings to live by. Baha'i’s believe that true religion is the basis of civilized life. SINCE THERE IS ONE GOD. these Manifesta- tions of God have each taught the same religious faith. They have developed and adapted it to meet the needs of the people in each period of history. This unfoldmeni of religion from age to age is called progressive revelation.” BahaVllah. the Founder of the Baha'i Faith, is the Manifestation of God for our time. THIS IS THE BASIS OF BAHA'I BELIEF: one God has given men one Faith through progressive revelations of His Will in each age of history, and BahaVllah reveals the Will of God for men and women of the present age. This basic belief enables Baha'is to unite and work together in spite of different religious backgrounds. THE ONENESS OF MANKIND is like a pivot around which all the teachings of BahaVllah revolve. This means that men and women of all races arc equal in the sight of God and equal in the Baha'i community. People of different races must have equal educational and economic opportunity, equal access to decent living conditions — and equal responsibilities. In the Baha'i’ view, there is no superior race or superior nation. BASIC PRINCIPLES BahaVllah emphasized certain principles to help bind people together in a united world: Men must seek for truth in spite of custom, prejudice, and tradition. Men and women must have equal opportunities, rights, and privileges. The nations must choose an international language to be used along with the mother tongue. All children must receive a basic education. Men must make a systematic effort to wipe out all those prejudices which divide people. Men must recognize that religion goes hand in hand with science. Men must work to abolish extreme wealth and extreme proverty. 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Business Manager 232 Index Abcrlc, Rhonda (ST) 146 Adams, James E (ST) 136 Allen, Shirley (ST) 146 Bagley, Richard (ST) 136 Bailey, Frank (ST) 134,207 Bangcrt, Donald (ST) 136 Barnett, C Richard (ST) 136 Baylor, Richard (ST) 136,205 Beach, William (ST) 136. 142.154 Bicrwirth, Larry (ST) 136,144 Blackaby, Bonnie (ST) 146 Blair, Bonnie (ST) 136 Blanquart, Virginia (ST) 147 Boatright, Wendy (ST) 136,207 Bosccker, Sue (ST) 146 Braun, Gerald (ST) 147 Brockman, James (ST) 136 Buchna, Janice (ST) 136,203 Buzbcc, E Kay (ST) 136,144 Byrne, Joe (ST) 106,137,207 Calvert, Cynthia (ST) 137,206 Camp, Gregory (ST) 137 Carter, Joan (ST) 146 Clinton, Ann (ST) 137,145 Clinton, Jack (ST) 137,198 Cook, Doris (ST) 146 Cross, Howard (ST) 147 Crumrinc, Bertha (ST) 137 Cunningham. Charles (ST) 16,137,192,195 Daugherty, Robert (ST) 106,137,142,174,162 Davis, Mama (ST) 146 Davis, Mary (ST) 147 Dcaring, Betty (ST) 146 Dobrydnia, Mary Lou (ST) 137,184,185 Dornbcrgcr, Erma (ST) 146 Doxstadcr, Phyllis (ST) 124,137,203 Drach, Roger (ST) 137, 142.154 Endsley, Norman (ST) 108, 109.114.134.207 Fair bank, Joan (ST) 137 Fuson, Harold (ST) 138,162 Gccscman, Jo-Ellen (ST) 138 Gottlieb. Karl (ST) 138, 180,181 Graham, Betty (ST) 146 Griffin, Leslie (ST) 138, 144,201 Gross, John (ST) 138,170, 177.207.173 Gross, Peggy (ST) 138.170, 177.207.173 Guthrie, Almas (ST) 147 Hagenbuch, P Michael (ST) 138.144.207 Hattcrmann, Donna (ST) 146 Heden, Katrina (ST) 138 Hcicn, Martha (ST) 138 Hensley, Mary (ST) 146 Heuermann, Gerry (ST) 146,147 Hill, William (ST) 138, 142,168,182 Holford, Claude (ST) 147 Hott, Mary Lou (ST) 138,146 Hotz, Betty (ST) 146 Hutinger, Paul Charles (ST) 31,100,101,138, 144,199 Ingram, Richard H (ST) 139.145.207 Jankovitz, Curtis (ST) 147 Jarvis, Betty (ST) 146 Johnson, David (ST) 134 Johnson, Janet (ST) 139 Johnson, Kenneth (ST) 139, 145.198.199.207 Kasap, George (ST) 139 Kelly, Richard (ST) 106, 107,139,155,174,169 King, Joe (ST) 147 Klein, Sally (ST) 139 Klest, Edward (ST) 139 Klobucher, David (ST) 139, 166,183 Knezovich, John (ST) 134, 139,145,159 Knoilcnbcrg, Janice (ST) 139.205 Kokos, Sue (ST) 139,199 Kovalik, James (ST) 101,139 Lambic, John (ST) 147 Langcn, David (ST) 140 Lauffenberger, Cynthia (ST) 198 Mandler, Patricia (ST) 140 Marry, Christine (ST) 140 Marry, James (ST) 140 Martin, Malcolm (ST) 147 Mason, Lois (ST) 140 Mathcwson, Merlin (ST) 140 Maxwell, Maricva (ST) 140 Me Craith, Joseph (ST) 140 Me Neeley, Beverly (ST) 140 Mcinders, Mildred (ST) 146 Meyers, Brenda (ST) 146 Morris, James (ST) 140, 190.195.207 Morse, William (ST) 140 Mullineaux, Darlene (ST) 147 Nafzigcr, Douglas (ST) 141,164 Ncglcy, Kent (ST) 134,144 Neu, Sandra (ST) 141,207 Noe, Margaret (ST) 134, 144.205 Nordvall, Stephen (ST) 120, 141,174 Oliver. Dcbi (ST) 146 Oswald, Kenneth (ST) 141 Owen, Rcnelda (ST) 146 Paschon, Elizabeth (ST) 147 Pcrschnick, Gerald (ST) 141 Phillips, Clair Phil (ST) 147 Pierce, Kathy (ST) 147 Privratsky, Robert (ST) 106,141,142 Pruitt, Jenny (ST) 147 Ragain, Linda (ST) 141, 144,204 Rahn, Thomas (ST) 141 Randle, Diane (ST) 134, 141,209 Randle, Ellis (ST) 141.207 Rastatter, Maryannc (ST) 141 Rcuttcr, Joy (ST) 141 Riggenbach, Marcia (ST) 141.207 Riggenbach, Robert (ST) 142 Risen, Jean (ST) 142 Rogers, Eileen (ST) 142 Rosenbohm, Adeline (ST) 146 Rule, Elaine (ST) 142 Rule, Michael (ST) 142,196 Sanders, Charles (ST) 142,201 Savage, Dolores (ST) 146 Schmitt, Robert (ST) 142, 166,169,180 Scncidcr, Marilyn (ST) 142.207 Scuddcr, Beverly (ST) 147 Shipp, Gwen (ST) 142,199 Spriggs, Ruth (ST) 146 Staller, Larry (ST) 142 Sullivan, Ellen (ST) 147 Thierer, Joseph (ST) 143,207 Thomas, William (ST) 143 Thurm, Emmalou (ST) 146 Tjarks, Peggy (ST) 146 Trapp, Paula (ST) 146 Trotter, Andrew (ST) 143 Trotter, Sharron (ST) 146 Vicrs, Thomas (ST) 143 Vilt, Robert (ST) 143, 161,160 Wagner, Patricia (ST) 143 Walker, Mary Margaret (ST) 143 Wassell, Gordon (ST) 143.207 Williams, Jack (ST) 147 Wittmer, Russell E (ST) 125,134 Wittmer, Russell L (ST) 143 Zook, Alice (ST) 143 Adams, Jeffrey (09) 21,155 Adams, Lora (12) 68 Adams, Tana (12) 68 Adamson, Matthew (11) 51, 150,174,154 Alcorn, Mark (10) 33,150 Allen, Brenda (10) 33, 187,193 Allen, Kimberly (12) 68,201 Allen, Ronald (12) 68 AI Under, Holly (12) 68, 77,190,191,198,200 Allison, Deborah (09) 21.190 Allsup, Karla (11) 47, 156.190 Altum, Billy (12) 68,207 AI wood, Shelly (12) 68 Anderson, John (10) 33, 156,190,199 Anderson, Kathleen (11) 47 Anderson, Michael (10) 33,159 Andrews. Carol (12) 68,193 Andrews, Steven (09) 21, 191,155 Anderson. Clark (09) 21,193 Arfstcn, Sabine (11) 47,190 Armbrust, Susan (12) 68 Armstrong. Cathy (10) 33 Arnett, Jane (11) 47 Arnold, L'canne (12) 68,193, 198,199,203 Arthur, Diana (10) 33 233 Ashley, David (10) 33,182 Askew, David (12) 68,205,180 Austin, Dcidrc (10) 33,177 Auvil, Crystal (12) 68 Auvil, Rick (12) 201 Bader, Michele (10) 33 Badgcrow, Trudy (11) 47 Bagwell, Timothy (10) 33 Bahr, Bradley (12) 67,68, 126,198,199,174,166 Bahr, Jill (10) 33,119, 190.203 Baker, Connie (11) 47 Baker, James (12) 68 Baker, Scott (09) 21,31 Baida, Lincttc (11) 47, 203,205 Baida, Scott (10) 33, 192,162 Bale, Todd (09) 21 Barden, Sabrina (10) 33 Barden, Stuart (12) 68, 206,207 Barden, Walter (10) 33 Barger, Connie (11) 51 Barker, Kerry (12) 68 Barnes, Chad (10) 33,168, 180,166,181,182 Barnes, Tyler (12) 69 Barncwolt, Mark (12) 69 Barnhill, Bobby (10) 33,206 Barnhill, Joey (12) 47 Barsncss, Brent (11) 47 Bartel!, Kristen (09) 20. 190,194 Bartlett, Bruce (10) 33 Bass, Susan (10) 33,203,204 Bastian, Gcri (09) 21 Bast in, Brian (12) 69,199 Bast in, Bruce (12) 69,206 Batton, Steven (10) 33 Baylor, Barbara (11) 47, 101,192,200 Beadles, John (09) 21, 162.183 Bcaird, Edward (12) 69,193 Bcaird, Regina (12) 69,192 Bear, Crystal (11) 47 Beasley, Gregory (09) 21,193 Beck, Natalie (09) 21, 124.204 Beckman, Susan (10) 33,193 Beckman, Tami (12) 69. 79,106 Beckman, Thomas (10) 33, 109,150,155,168,182 Beckman, Tim (12) 69,115, 201,205,207,165.164 Beckman, Todd (11) 47 Bed well, Jamie (10) 33 Bccncy, Patrick (09) 21, 155.183 Behm, Becky (12) 61,66, 69.204 Behm, Christina (10) 33,130 Behm, Lisa (12) 69 Behm, Timothy (10) 33 Bchrends, Sheri (09) 21,193 Bel field, Lori (11) 47, 190,203 Bel field, Steven (09) 21 Bell, Jeffrey (10) 33 Bender, Todd (10) 33 Bennett, George (10) 33 Bennett, Tcri (09) 21,193 Bennett, Terry O (10) 33,205 Benscl, Jami (12) 69, 205,207 Bcrgschncidcr, Vickie (10) 33 Bergsehneider, Crystal (09) 21 Berry, Randy (11) 47 Berry. Roger (09) 21 Best, Kevin (10) 33, 150,155 Betson, Gerald (09) 21,155 Biggs, Edmund (11) 47, 131,166 Bill. Doug (11) 47,199 Bill. Otto (09) 21 Bill, Tammy (11) 47 Binder, Dana (11) 47 Binder, Elizabeth (11) 48,208 Bingamon, Cindy (11) 48 Birkcl, John (II) 48 Bischoff, Ray (12) 206 Bishop, Denise (12) 69 Bitner. Mark (11) 48 Black, Susan (09) 21 Black, Timothy (10) 33 Black. William (11) 48 Blackaby, Mitchell (10) 33, 168,182 Blackaby, Monti (09) 21. 108.177,178.179.187 Blackard, Robert (10) 33,192 Blackford. David (12) 69 Blakcy, Bernadette (II) 48 Blandin, Denise (10) 33,190 Blankenship. Ralph (11) 48 Blase, Tommy (11) 48 Blaylock, Cathy (09) 21 Blaylock, Jody (12) 69,193 Bloompott, John (11) 48 Bloompott, Michelle (09) 21 Blumenshinc, Rae Ann (10) 33,194 Blumenshinc, Rhonda (II) 48 Bock, Richard (12) 69 Boerckcl, Richard (10) 33,156 Bohannon, Archie (12) 69 Boland, Matthew (11) 248 Bom hold, Rex (09) 21 Bom hold. Tina (10) 33 Bom hold, Virginia (11) 48,203 Bontz, Linda (11) 48.170 Borland, Bccki (11) 48, 190,198,199 Borror, Mona (11) 103 Bor ton. Holly (10) 33, 199,173 Borum, Jerry (10) 33,150, 155,162,182 Bouchcz, H Marie (10) 33. 194,202 Bouchcz, Richard (10) 33 Bowers, James (10) 33.168 Boyer, Denny (11) 48 Boyer, Faunette (09) 21 Braden, Lisa (10) 33,194 Braden, Lori (09) 21. 177,190 Braden, Robert (10) 33 Bragg, William (10) 33,204 Bramham, Tod (09) 21. 155,183 Bratton, Brenda (09) 21 Bredernitz, Michael (11) 48 Bredemitz, Diane (12) 69, 198,201 Bressner, Victoria (09) 21, 190.200 Brewer, Judy (10) 33,199 Brickcr, Roy (12) 69. 202,205 Briggs, Kathy (12) 69,106, 120.198,199,201,158.170. 171,172 Brill, Thomas (09) 21 Broadstonc, Julie (09) 21,190 Brock. Chcry (09) 21,190 Brock, Debbie (12) 69,204 Brooks, Wesley (11) 48 Brooks. William (12) 70. 207,208 Browder, Jonathan (10) 33 Brown, Bruce (12) 70,160, 198,199,161 Brown. Dawn (09) 21 Brown, Donald (09) 21 Brown, Krista (09) 21,194 Bruce, Bret (09) 21.204,155 Bruce, Jeff (10) 33 Bruniga, Keith (10) 34.159 Brush, Kara (10) 34,192 Brush. Kimberly (12) 70,201 Bryan, William (12) 70 Bucklin, Bradley (09) 21 Buffington, Jeff (09) 21 Buffington. Ralph (10) 34 Burcham, Dennis (10) 34,206 Burchfield, Judy (10) 34 Burchfield, Robert (11) 48 Burden, Daniel (09) 21 Burdett, Lori (12) 70 Burgess, Amy (09) 21. 190,204 Burns, Jeanette (12) 70.158 Bums, Ronald (10) 34, 156.174 Burnside, Scott (10) 34 Burnside. Timothy (09) 21 Burwcll, Lisa (12) 70 Bush. Kristy (10) 34 Bush. Richard (09) 21 Bussicrc, Robert (09) 22 Butler, Catherine (09) 22, 31.190.193.200 Butler, Robert (12) 70,193 Butler, William (II) 48. 49.102,190,191,194 Cadlc, Dan (10) 34,192,199 Cagle, Jeff (11) 48, 150,199 Cagle, Robbie (09) 22 Cagle, Sandy (10) 34. 191,193 Calhoun, Cynthia (10) 34 Calhoun, Julia (09) 22 Callear, Richard (09) 22 Camden, Gwendolyn (12) 70. 177,170 Camden. Sharon (II) 46,48 Camden. Timothy (09) 22 Camp, Daniel (09) 22. 155,183 Campen, Brad (II) 48, 150,190 Cam pen, Rhonda (09) 22, 27,194 Carey, David (12) 70.122. 150,152,198,199,154 Carey, Richard (09) 22 Carnell, Jimmie (09) 22 Car pent ier, Ted (09) 22 Carr, Jennifer (09) 22, 103.177.204 Carr, Mike (10) 162 Carrington. Kevin (09) 22 Carroll, Lisa (10) 34, 190.192 Carroll, Penny (10) 34 Carter, Kim (11) 48 Caskey, Kristcc (10) 34 Cat on, Rosemarie (09) 22 Caudill, Curt (12) 62.70. 150,152 Caufman, Steve (12) 207 Caughey, Chris (iO) 34 Caughey, Patricia (10) 34 Chamberlain. Gregg (09) 22 Chambers, Crystal (10) 34, 202.204 Chambers, Kellie (09) 22. 190.193 Champlin, Jon (12) 70 Chaney, Janice (11) 48 Chapman, Gregory (09) 22,191 Cheatham, Kevin (11) 48, 118,190 Chiaravallc, Aaron (09) 22,169,183 Chioni. Cheryl (11) 48.60, 61.170 Chitwood, Robert (09) 22, 191,155,162 Christiansen, Tamara (09) 22,124 Christiansen, Stephen (II) 48,180 Chronistcr, James (12) 70.205 Clark, Charles (10) 34,206 Clark, Lisa (10) 18,34, 187,196,197 Clauder. Angela (09) 22 Claud in, Patrick (10) 34 Clauscr, Karen (10) 34 Clemons. Lori (10) 34, 45,203 Clevenger, Terry (09) 22 Cloat, Lisa (09) 22 Chat, Scott (12) 70,207 Clonigcr, Angclctta (12) 70 Cloninger. Don (11) 48 Closen, David (12) 67.70. 88.98.129,198.199 Closen, Jane (11) 48 Closen. William (10) 34 Cochran, Travis (11) 48. 150,187,199.174 Coffey, Danettc (12) 71 Coffey, Forrest (10) 34 Collins. Colleen (12) 71,201 Comer, Audrey (09) 22,177 Cook, Denise (09) 22,103, 177.205 Cook, George (12) 71,206 Cool, Diana (10) 34,193 Coolidge, Phillip (10) 34, 199.207.159 Cooney, Pamela (09) 22,193 Cooper, Dorain (09) 22 Cooper, Sherry (12) 71 Corbett, David (11) 49 Corbett. Jan (09) 22 Corbin, Laura (09) 22 Corbin, Rhonda (10) 34 Couch. David (12) 71,118, 190.206 Couch. John (II) 49,190 Couch. Lori (09) 22,193 Couch man, Vickie (11) 49 Cowen, Kelly (10) 35 Cowen, Todd (09) 22 Cox, Donald (12) 71 Craddock, Leslie (09) 22 Cramer, Benedict (09) 22,206 Cramer, Daniel (10) 35 Cramer, Diana (12) 71 Cramer, Jerry (10) 35 Cramer, Jody (12) 71,203 Cramer, John (11) 49 Cramer, Kathleen (12) 71 Cramer, Larry (11) 49 Crandall, Lisa (11) 49, 177,203,204 Cranford, Crystal (10) 35. 100,177,194 Cranford, Kendall (12) 71 Crank. Molly (09) 22 Crank, Steven (09) 22, 155,162 Croxton, Kim (II) 49 Crumby, Lucinda (09) 22 Cruthis, Jason (09) 22 Cullen, Lori (09) 22,177 Cunningham, Jerry (09) 22 Cunningham. Jackie (11) 49 Cruse. Gerald (12) 71,206 Dalton, Timothy Mark (12) 71,150,155.205.180 Danzer, Greg (09) 22, 193.159 Darr. Jancll (11) 49 Darrah, Michael (12) 71 Darrah, Steve (11) 49 Daugherty. Dora (10) 35 David, Lori (12) 71 David, Robert (12) 71 Davidson, Mark (11) 49,160 Davidson, Ronald (09) 23 Davis, Fred (10) 35 Davis, Laurie (12) 67,198 Davis, Leann (09) 23 Davis, Marcella (12) 71 Daxcnbichlcr, Michael (12) 72, 180 De Lor me, Lynne (10) 35. 186.187,192 De May, Merry (10) 35 De Pinto. Todd (10) 35.193 De Ragish, Declina (09) 23 De Ross, Sherry (10) 35 De Roulc, Laura (12) 72,194 De Roule, Sandra (11) 49 De Trempe, Amy (12) 72, 118.190.202 De Voss, Loric (11) 49,206 Dean, Gregory (10) 35 Dcaring, Christopher (09) 23,155,169,183 Dcaring, Mason (12) 72.180.181 Delgadillo, Vincent (12) 72.150.152,160 Dclicath, Robbie (12) 72 Dclk. Jada (10) 35 Demin, Suzanne (11) 49. 99,186 Demmin, Cathy (09) 23,194 Demmin, Christine (12) 72 Demmin. Darla (11) 49 Dempsey, Deanna (09) 23 Dennis, Denisa (11) 190,203 Dennis. Scott (09) 23 Dillard, James (II) 49, 115.199 Dismang, Christina (12) 72 Dismang, Marcia (II) 49 Dixon, Cary (12) 72. 180,181 Dixon, Terry (10) 35,150, 155,168,182 Dobbins, Kristina (10) 35, 92,196,158 Docring, Charles (12) 72, 150.152 Docring. William (09) 23,193 Dolan. Karen (12) 72 Donald, Michael (12) 72, 150.152 Doty, Barbara (12) 72 Doubet, Michael (09) 23,193 Driscoll, Colleen (09) 23 Dudley, Kelly (10) 34, 202.204 Ducz, Rebecca (09) 23.124 Dufvcnbcrg, Marlene (11) 49,156.190.207 Duhs, Robot (11) 49.160, 199.205 Dunham. Andrew (10) 35 Dunham, Pamela Joan (12) 2. 72,198 Dunham, Timothy (09) 23.162 Dunlap, Gary (12) 72 Dunlap, Robin (10) 18.35,196 Dunne. Kathleen (09) 23,193 Dunne, Michael (11) 49, 199,159.180.166.181 Dunne. Thomas (09) 23. 159,183 Durbin. Kelly (10) 35, 191.199 Durham, Deanna (11) 49 Durham. Maurice (10) 35 Dusch, James (10) 35,110, 150,155,162 Dusch, Joseph (09) 23,110, 160,155 Eater, Marthann (12) 72 Eaton. David (II) 49,63 Echols, William (11) 49 Edwards, Laurie (12) 72, 123.177.178.179.198.199. 200.205,207.196.148 Elam, Homer (09) 23,193.204 Elam. Kimberly (10) 35.193 Ellen burg, Richard (II) 49 Ellis. Carol (10) 35,177, 194.158 Ellison, Laurie (12) 72 Ellwangcr, Julie (09) 23 Emery, Rochelle (II) 49,190 Engstrom, James (11) 49, 61.164 Engstrom, Sandra (10) 35, 187.194.164 Enlow, James (10) 35 Eskew, Guy (II) 49,192 Espcndal, Angela (10) 35.199 Euteneucr, Lisa (12) 72, 186.187.199 Evans, Simone (12) 72 Tales, Cheryl (12) 73, 104,198,202 tales, Craig (10) 35 Tales, Michael (10) 35,164 Tarris, Robyn (11) 49,156, 177,178,179,199.170 Tarris, William (10) 35,205 Tarrow, Oliver Paul (11) 49.119.190 Faulkner. Scott (09) 23 Fawccll, Glen (11) 50 Fa wed I, Patricia (09) 23 Fawcett. Paul (10) 35 Fawlcy, Steve (11) 50 Fcagin, Ron (11) 50 Fechtcr, Frederick (12) 73 Fcchtcr, Tammy (11) 50 Fcls. Todd (09) 23,124, 191.159 Ferric, Suzanne (09) 23. 62.177.190 Ferry, Patricia (II) 50 Fiedler, Machael (10) 35 Fields, Terri (II) 54, 61,100 Fielcr, John (II) 50 Ficlcr, Theresa (11) 50 Fife, Denise (09) 23 Finch, Sharon (11) 50 Finley. Evan (10) 35,150, 192,155.162 Finley, Kim (10) 35 Fisher, Linda (09) 23 Fisk. Randall (12) 73 Fitzgerald, Duane (09) 23. 155.169,173 Fitzgerald. Patty (10) 35, 103,191 Fitzgerald, Kelly (II) 50. 202.205 Flanagan, Michael (12) 73,201 Flcssner, Kevin (11) 50. 60,61.180,166,181 Fletcher, Floyd (10) 35 Fletcher, Lisa (09) 23 Fletcher. Lisa (10) 35,190 Flier, Dale (11) 50,102, 111.190.191.202 Floyd. Mildred (12) 73, 198.202 Foilcs, Scott (11) 50,156 Forgason, Angie (09) 23 Forsman, Darrin (09) 23 Forsman, Kevin (12) 73. 150,152,199 Forsman, Lori (10) 35 Fortner, Kathy (10) 35 Foster, Elizabeth (09) 23,204 Foster, Michael (09) 23 Foster. Randall (12) 73,199 Fourdycc, Don (10) 35,206 Fox, Candace (09) 23,31, 193,194 Fox, James (10) 35.150.155 Frailey, Jeff (10) 35,182 FraiIcy, Kimberly (12) 73 Frankland, Brian (10) 35 Frazier, Gwen (11) 50,190 Freitag, Todd (12) 73, 75,198 French, Kimberly (09) 23, 62.177.202 Furniss, Jay (09) 23. 204.205 Gaa, Lisa (11) 50,103 Gabelhausen, William (09) 23,118,191,203,155 Gaboriault, Vincent (10) 35 Gaffney, Michael (10) 35, 156,157.192.199.164.182 Gallagher, Cheryl (10) 35 Gallagher, Kelley (09) 23,158 Gard, Julie (10) 35, 202,173 Gard, Kathryn (11) 50,170 Garrett, Thomas (12) 73 Gates, Velvet Tracy (12) 73.204 Gathard. Richard (10) 35 Gaylord, Richard (11) 50 Gchrls, Colleen (10) 35 Gcicr, Anita (09) 23,193 Gcicr, Brian (12) 73 Gcicr, Greg (11) 50,193 Geiger, Charles (10) 35 Geiger, Kenneth (09) 23 Geiger, Mike (10) 36 Genovese, Michelle (09) 23.204 Genovese, Tracy (09) 23.204 Gentry. Annette (II) 50, 194,198 George, Annette (11) 50,170 George, Kathy (11) 50.177, 192.193 George, Kevin (10) 36, 150,155 Gerard, Dcidrc (09) 23. 111.204 Gerard, Lcisa (10) 36. 193.204 Getz, Julie (11) 50.199. 203.170.172 Getz, Thomas (09) 23, 169,183 Gibson. Mark (II) 50, 110.192 Gill, Paula (II) 50 Gilliland. Darren (10) 36 Gillum, Michael (12) 73 Gilpin, Diana (11) 50.177 Gilpin. Elizabeth (09) 23 Glass. Tcrric (09) 23 Glorc, Brent (09) 24 Godfrey. Judy (10) 36. 193.204 Gold, Timothy (09) 24,191 Gordon, James (09) 24 Gorgas, Larry (11) 50, 160.192 Grabcr, Lisa (09) 24,193 Grabcr, Terry (12) 73,75, 104,198.199.180.167,166 Grace, Donna (10) 36,45 Grafton. Donald (12) 73 Graham, Theodore (12) 73 Grant, Denise (10) 36 Graves. Gregory (09) 24 Graves. John (II) 50.192 Gray, Charles (12) 74 Gray, Mark (11) 50 Greenwood. Angela (09) 24 Greenwood, Carl (11) 50 Griggs. Patty (09) 24 Grim, Lisa (09) 24.158.173 Grim, Tina (10) 36 Grim. William (II) 58,205 Grocpcr, Cathy (09) 24.190 Grocpcr. Joann (10) 36,190, 191,200.203,207 Groncwald. Diana (10) 36. 193.194 Groncwold, Lisa (11) 51, 101,192,199 Gruber, Stanley (10) 36, 119,130,191 Gualandi, Jacqueline (12) 74,100,190.191.198 Gualandi, Jody (10) 36,191 Gualdoni, Daniel (12) 74 Guilliams, Lisa (12) 74,205 Gunter, Linda (11) 51,205 Gunter, Rhonda (09) 24 Gunzcnhciser. Randy (11) 51 Gunzcnhciscr, Thomas (09) 24 Guppy, Larry (10) 36 Guppy. Mary (10) 32,36,173 Guppy. Richard (12) 74 Guppy, Robin (09) 24,177 Guppy, Ron (11) 51,150 Guppy, Thomas (12) 74,206 Gustafson. Robin (10) 36,204 Guthrie, Ann (11) 51,102, 118,190,191 Haag, Jon (12) 74,198 Haas, William (12) 74 Hacker. Kim (11) 51 Hagel, Dennis (12) 74 Hagcl, Mark (09) 24,155. 162,183 Hamilton, Tina (12) 74 Hammond, Mark (10) 36 Hammond. Matt (II) 51, 61,150 Hamra, Mary Lciah (12) 74. 79.114 Hand, Vicky (09) 24. 111,200 Hanks. Kenneth (12) 74.207 Hanlon. Donald (10) 36 Hanlon. Lisa (11) 51.170 Hanncman, Jeff (II) 51,160, 202,174 Hannon, Valeric (II) 51 Hansen. Eric (10) 36, 204.164 Harmison. Jeffrey (11) 51. 150.205,180,181 Harper, Gary (09) 24 Harper, Judy (12) 74 Harris, Debra (12) 74,205 Harris, Kellie (09) 24 Harris, Marcia (12) 74,102 Harshbargcr, Jamelle (09) 177 Harshbargcr. Jon (10) 36,182 Harshbargcr, Kellie (II) 51,208.209 Hartwig, Carrie (10) 36. 191.204 Hattcrmann, Andrew (10) 36, 150.155 Hattcrmann, Sherri (II) 51 Hauk, Douglas (09) 24.155 Haun, Debbie (10) 36,100, 118,190.193 Haun. Tammy (12) 67.74. 101.122,126,130.192. 198,199 Hawkins, Rebecca (09) 24. 190.204 Hayden. Connie (12) 75 Hayward, Randy (10) 36 Hayward. Richard (12) 75 Hcathcoat, Gary Scott (09) 24.155 Hcathcoat, Shelly (11) 51. 124.199.202.203.204.164 Heaton, Jodi (09) 24,190 Hein. Matthew (12) 75.207 Heitzman, Daniel (09) 24 Heitzman, Ronald (12) 75, 110.150.152.198.199.174 Heller, Jeff (II) 51 Helmig, Linda (12) 75 Henry, Mary (12) 75,204 Hcppenstall, Thomas (11) 51 Hermann, Richard (10) 36 Hermann, Ronald (09) 24 Herring, Joseph (09) 24 Herring, Robert (09) 24 Herring, William (II) 51 Hetzel, Tod (09) 24.193 Heuermann, Alan (12) 75, 150.152.175.174 Heuermann, Glen (II) 51,196 Heuermann, James (11) 51.201 Heuermann, Jane (12) 75 Heuermann, Sucllyn (12) 75.201 Hcyl, Kathryn (09) 24, 190.193 Hibbcrd, Guy (11) 51,63 Hibser, Joseph (09) 24 Higgcnbotham, Todd (10) 36.101.192.203.159 Higgens, Michelle (12) 75 Higginbotham, Terri (09) 24 Higgins, Carla (10) 36,201 Higgins, Douglas (09) 24, 155,169,183 Hilderbrand, Gary (10) 36 Hill. Bruce (11) 51,205 Hill, Ralph (10) 36 Hinrichs, Rebecca (12) 75, 100,156,157,190.193,198, 199,177,165,164 Hislope, Craig (II) 51 Hislopc, Robert (12) 75 Hjcllming, John (09) 24 Hoagland, Deborah (12) 75 Hoben, Christine (12) 75.193 Hobson, Don (11) 51,207 Hodgson, Diana (10) 36 Hoerr, Dale (11) 51 Hocrr, Ted (10) 36 Hoerr. Todd (09) 24 Hofmann, Curtis (09) 24, 193.159 Hofmann, Lori (12) 75, 101,112,190.191.204 Hogan, Alan (12) 75 Holliday, Kristina (10) 36 Holloway, Dawn (12) 76, 123,177,198,200 Holman, Kevin (10) 36 Holmes. Ben (12) 76,205 Holt, Kellie (09) 24,124 Holt, Kelly (10) 36,191 Homman, Laura (10) 36,194 Hood, Karin (11) 51 Hoopingarner, Darryl (10) 36,160 Hoopingarner, Garryl (10) 36,150,162 Hoopingarner, Billy (11) 51,150 Hornbackcr, Lee (09) 24, 158,173 Hornbackcr, Kurt (12) 76. 129,150,153,198,199, 207,180 Horton, Eleanor (10) 36 Horton, Rita (12) 76 Hoss, Julie (09) 24 Hosslcr, Kevin (12) 76 Houle, James (09) 24 Houlihan, Richard (10) 37 Howard, Deanna (09) 24,190 Howard. Jeff (11) 51 Howard. Julie (12) 76 Howard, Kelley (10) 37 Howard, Tracey (09) 24,190 Huddleston, Todd (10) 37, 150,155,182 Huff, Beverly (09) 24,193 Huff, Patricia (11) 52,63, 103,190,193,199,200 Hummel, Sheryl (12) 76 Huntley, Rebecca (10) 37 Huntley. Rose (10) 37,203 Hurd, Mark (10) 37.199,164 Hurst, Janet (12) 76 Hurst, Jeffrey (09) 24 Hurst, Mark (10) 37 Hurst, Randall (11) 52,208, 209.174,159 Icenogle, Mike (11) 52,192 Ingram, Tim (11) 52,156, 190,198,174 Innes, Penny (11) 49,52 Irwin, Natalie (10) 37,92, 191,196 Jackson, Carrie (II) 52,204 Jackson, Victoria (09) 24 Jacobs. Dale (10) 37 Jacobs, Dorothy (10) 37 Jacobs, Joel (10) 37,203 Jacobs, John (10) 37 Jeagle, Kelly (11) 52, 186.199 James, Cheryl (11) 52 Jass, Paul (12) 67,76,123, 129,150,153,198,199, 109,174 Jenkins, James (10) 37, 150.155 Jepson, Lisa (09) 158,173 Jcpson, Ron (11) 52 Johnigk, Gerald (10) 37 Johnson, Felicia (10) 37, 191,203 Johnson, Jeff (10) 37,192 Johnson, Kelly (09) 158 Johnson, Marilyn (11) 41, 52.101.192.198.199 Johnson, Melissa (10) 37.204 Johnson, Rebecca (10) 37 Johnson, Roberta (11) 52.204 Johnson, Scott Fitzgerald (10) 37,199 Johnson, Shawna (11) 52 Johnson, Trevor (II) 52 Johnson, Van (12) 76 Johnson, Walter (12) 76 Johnston, Archie (12) 76 Johnston. Rebecca (10) 37 Jolly. Becky (10) 37 Jones, Aaron (10) 37,150, 204.155 Jones, Cynthia (12) 76.204 Jones, Deanna (09) 158,173 Jones, Janice (12) 76, 199,201 Jones, Larry (12) 76 Joswick, Michele (10) 37 Jurick, Mike (10) 37, 150,155 Jurick, Steven (09) 25,155 Kalb, Mike (09) 25 Kalb, Sandra (10) 37,110 Karmenzind, Barbara (11) 52 Karmenzind, Rod (09) 25, 176,162 Kasap, Amelia (09) 25,177, 178.179.158.173 Kasap. Nick (11) 51,150, 199,174,154 Kasap, Peter (12) 76,108, 150.151,153,198,199 154.181 Kaskic, Joseph (12) 159,180 Kauffman, Lenny (12) 77 Kauffman. Michele (09) 25,205 Kauffman, Mike (11) 52 Kauffman, Theresa (12) 77 Kaouski, K. (12) 193 Kcar, George (10) 37 Keckler, Bobbi Jo (09) 25 Kecklcr, Lori (11) 52 Keefer, Eric (12) 77 Kelch, Ronald (12) 77,205, 180.166.181 Kelley, Auval Trev (09) 25 Kelley, Dawn (10) 193 Kelley, Jeff (11) 52 Kelley, Kathleen (10) 37, 44.205.173 Kelley, Sandra (09) 25,193 Kelly, Debra (12) 77,192 Kelly, Dwayne (11) 52 Kelly, Kathy (11) 49. 52.205 Kelso, Laura (10) 37 Kendall. Cheryl (12) 77 Kendall, Robert (09) 25,124 Kennedy, Patrick (11) 52, 205.206 Kerr, Shelly (11) 204 Kilpatrick, Richard (12) 77 Kimbrell, Melanie (09) 25 King, Arghur (11) 52 King, Erik (09) 25 King, Glenn (12) 77,204 King, Jennifer (09) 25 King, Lonnie (09) 25 King, Suzanne (12) 77 Kirk, Daniel (10) 26,37, 96,159,168,182 Kirk, Geoffrey (09) 25,155 Kirk, Michelle (11) 52, 99.186.199.205 Kirkbridc, Charles (09) 25 Kirkpatrick, Ricky (10) 38.206 Kline. Kandi (10) 38,206 Kline, Karlccn (10) 38,204 Knccr, John (11) 52 Knight. Lori (09) 25,208 Knox, Matthew (09) 25, 155,183 Kocher, Pamela (11) 52, 199.170 Koeppcl, Richard (11) 52,150 Koeppcl, Tammy (10) 38,203 Kohal, Kim (09) 25 Kokos, George (10) 38,103, 150.192,208,155 Kortcmcicr, Richard (12) 77 Kouski, Kim (10) 38 Kramer, Britt (11) 52 Krider, Steve (11) 52 Krueger, Tammie (10) 38 Krupps, Richard (09) 25 Krus, Douglas (10) 38 Krus, Wesley (10) 38,156, 191.159.164 Kruse, Stanley (10) 38,191 Kuhn, Howard (09) 25 Kyle, B. J. (10) 38,101, 112.190.191.164 Kyle. Kelly (12) 67.77,100, 128,190,191,198 Lambic, Richard (10) 38, 150.155 Lampton, Randy (10) 38 Lance, Mitchell (11) 53, 204,159 Landes, Michael (10) 38 Landwchr, Linda (12) 77 Langanis, Steven (12) 77 Langloss, Tracy (09) 25,38 Langloss, Robert (10) 38 Laughlin, Scott (10) 38,162 Lautcrbach, Allyn (09) 25,193 Lautcrbach, Brenda (11) 46, 53.63.198.208.209,158 Lauterbach, Lori (10) 38.203 Lavish, Matthew (12) 77 Lawless, Laura (12) 78, 129,201 Lawrence, Becky (09) 25 Lawrence, Lisa (10) 38,53 Laymon, Richard (11) 207 Ledbetter, Dan (11) 53, 190,205 Leddy, Rhonda (09) 25,173 Lcgaspi, Andy (11) 53,150 Lewis, Laura (10) 38 Lewis, Rachel (11) 53 Li Grissc, Crystal (09) 25 Light. Keith (12) 78 Light, Samuel (10) 38,150, 199,155,180,181,182 L ingle, Cindy (11) 53 Lisk, Jorgi (12) 78 Lockhart, Kathleen (11) 53 Lockhart, Michael (10) 38 Lockhart, Todd (11) 53 Lockwood, Michael (09) 25.155 Lockwood, Nicki (12) 78, 199,170 Loft house, Charles (11) 53 Lowery, Paul (10) 38 Lowes, Scott (II) 53 Lowrie, Towona (12) 78, 90,231 Lowry, Edward (10) 38,204 Ludwig, Rochelle (09) 25.204 Ludwig, Ronnie (09) 25 Luster, Kenneth (09) 25 Luster, Kevin (10) 39,156 Mabis, Brian (10) 39, 150,155 Magner, Barry (11) 53,207 Magncr, Johnny (11) 53 Maher, Matthew (09) 25,162 Mallicoat, Michael (09) 25 Malone, Mike (10) 39,156, 193,162 Malone. Robert (12) 78 Malone. William (09) 25,193 236 Maloney, Mark (09) 20,25, 27,155,183 Maloney, Tammy (10) 32,39, 186,187,191,196 Mandlcr, Gregory (11) 53, 156,174 Maness, Charles (09) 25 Mann, Phyllis (I I) 53 Mam, Gary (09) 25 Marchand, Lynne (10) 39, 95,187,198,205 Marklc, Robert (11) 53 Marlow, Shelley (12) 78 Marmion, Anita (12) 78,204 Marquardt, Todd (11) 53, 63,160,161 Mar ter. James (11) 53,156, 157.174.164 Martcr, Jerome (10) 39, 192.164 Martin, Jimmy (10) 39 Martin, Joseph (09) 25 Martin, Kelly (12) 78 Martin, Tonia (09) 25 Marlin, Tracy (10) 39 Maser, Bryan (11) 110 Maskc, Kenn (II) 53 Maskc, Kris (11) 53 Mason, Angela (10) 38,200 Mason. Michael (11) 53, 170,173 Mason, Nora (10) 38 Mason, Tina (10) 39 Masses, Julianne (12) 78 Massey, Harold (10) 39, 204,159.162 Mas ton. Victoria (10) 39,45 Mather, Kathie (09) 25,190 Mathison, Mamcll (11) 53 Mattson, Vickie (12) 78,204 Matulis. Marc (12) 78,198 Mauerman, Juanita (10) 39 Mayo. Denneth (10) 39 Mayo. Kelly (12) 78 Me Bride, Edward (11) 54 Me Bride, Robin James (10) 40 Me Cabe, Kelly (11) 54 Me Cann, Jeff (10) 40 Me Carl, Michelle (10) 40.206 Me Clurc, Patricia (09) 26,190 Me Collum, Lisa (09) 26 Me Crary, Sonja (10) 40,205 Me Daniel, Vivian (09) 26 Me Donald. William (10) 40 Me Dowell, Gregory (10) 40 Me Duff, Tammy (10) 40,193 Me El fresh, Terry (II) 54 Me Farlanc, Jill (09) 26,208 Me Gath. Shelly (09) 20.26,29 Me Gee, Devaughn (09) 26 Me Gowan, Elizabeth (10) 40 Me In tire, Guy (09) 26 Me In tosh, Je ffrey (10) 40 Me In tosh, Sheila (12) 78 Me Intyre, Bryan (11) 54 Me Manus, Robert (12) 78 Me Millan, Shelley (11) 54.206 Me Millen, Mike (II) 54 Me Mullen, Laira (10) 40 Me Pike, Lawrence (09) 26 Me Whiner, Amy (09) 26 Me Whirtcr, Laura (09) 26 Meardy, Elizabeth (09) 25, 190.199 Meardy, Gary (11) 53 Medina, Felicia (12) 89 Mehrhoff, Michele (09) 25 Mehrings, Terri (11) 53,158 Meier, Kathy (09) 25,110 Meier, Sheila (09) 25,177 Meier, Shelli (09) 26,173 Mclloy, Denise (10) 39 Melton, Charles (10) 39 Melton. David (12) 78,204 Melton, John (12) 78,114, 122.125.199 Melton, Kathryn (12) 78 Melton, Lccann (10) 39 Menk, Sheila (12) 78,122, 193.198.200.203 Mercer. Grant (10) 39,193 Merritt, Carol (11) 53 Meskimen, Molly (10) 39 Messmorc, Richard (10) 39 Meyer. Brett (11) 53.61, 150.198,199,46,120,164. 180.181 Meyer, Darla (10) 39,204 Michels, Tammy (II) 53. 193,198 Miller, Amy (10) 39,177 Miller. Barbara (12) 78.198 Miller, Brett (11) 53 Miller, Christina (10) 39 Miller. Cynthia (12) 79.204 Miller, John (10) 40 Miller. Julie (12) 79 Miller. Kim (12) 79 Miller, Martha (10) 40,193 Miller, Roxane (11) 53 Miller, Scott (09) 26,155 Miller, Tim (10) 40. 165.164 Miller, William (11) 53 Milligan, Kelly (09) 26 Mills, Christopher (12) 79.204 Miner, Beth (10) 40,44,173 Mingus, Mark (12) 79 Mingus, Sheri (09) 26 Mingus. Timothy (10) 40 Mitchell, Diane (12) 67, 79,190 Mitchell, Donna (09) 26, 177.190.164 Modglin, Brfent (09) 26. 169,183 Mohn, Jacqueline (11) 53.63 Moldcnhaucr, Mark (09) 26 Moldcnhaucr, Chris (12) 204 Monroe. David (10) 40 Monroe, Keri (10) 40,203 Monroe, Susan (12) 79 Monti, Christine (10) 40 Monti, Theresa (II) 53,200 Mooberry, Melody (11) 53 Moore, Douglas (II) 53 Moore, Gwendolyn (10) 40,194 Moore, Sherry (12) 79 Moreland, Julie (12) 79, 111.203.204 Morgan, Kelly (12) 79,123, 129.198.200.203 Morris, Michelle (10) 40 Morse, Tami (10) 40 Moss. Thomas (11) 53 Mote, Thomas (12) 79 Moyers, Brenda (12) 79 Mudd, Cathy (11) 54 Mullen, Kenneth (10) 40, 150,165,164,155 Mullincaux, Joseph (09) 26.193 Mulvancy, Jill (11) 54, 190.193 Mulvancy, Sheila (II) 54 Mungoven. Dan (11) 54 Murphy, Heidi (12) 79 Muzzarclli, Sarah (12) 79. 106,109,198,199,205.208, 158,170 Myers, Cathy (12) 79 Myers, Debra (12) 79,190 Myers, Mari (09) 26, 177.193 Nash, Russell (12) 80 Nasscs, Chris (11) 54 Nasscs, Thomas (10) 40 Nau, Diane (09) 24,26, 199.205 Neal, David (10) 40 Neal, James (10) 40 Neal, Kenneth .(12) 205 Neff, Nancy (10) 32,40 Ncglcy, Beth (II) 46.54, 58,61,109,186.190.193, 198.199.203 Ncglcy, Paula (09) 20,26, 124.127.187.205 Nelson. John (09) 26 Nelson, Kim (10) 40,186, 187.199.204 Nevitt, Laura (10) 40 Nevitt. Vickie (11) 54 Nevius, Debra (10) 40, 124.203 Newman. Tina (10) 40 Newport, Melissa (09) 26 Newton, Dale (12) 80,231 Nhan, Nghia (09) 26,164 Nichols, Angela (09) 26 Nichols. Donna (12) 80 Nielson, Lisa (09) 26.191, 203.204 Noe, Cynthia (09) 26,194, 199.204 Noe. Tim (10) 40 Noel, Gregory (12) 206 Nolan, Jeffrey (10) 40 Nolan. Paula (12) 80 Norman, Daniel (09) 26, 192,162 Norman. Theresa (12) 80,201 Nori hr up. Paul (11) 54,174 O Dell, Tim (11) 54 O Keefe, Aprile (11) 18, 54.196,197,199,203,204 O Neal, Minnie (09) 26.177 O Neill, James Chris (09) 26,159 Odlc, Donald (09) 26,199 Ocrtlcy, Douglas (09) 26 Ocrtlcy, Larry (II) 54,159 Oestcrlc, Gary (11) 54 Ogle, Dcana (11) 54 Ogle. William (10) 40 Olson, Jeff (10) 40 Often, Leanne (10) 40 Otten, Robert (11) 54 Overturf, Brenda (12) 80 Owen, David (09) 26,196, 197,155,183 Owen. Karen (12) 80,201. 203,198 Owens. Terry (10) 40, 190,204 Palmer, Dale (10) 40.192 Parlicr, Richard (10) 40, 156 Parlicr, Troy (10) 40 Parm, Linda (10) 40,204 Parr, Laura (09) 26 Parr, Mike (12) 80 Parr, Timothy (12) 80 Parrish, Chris (09) 26 Partlow, Charla (11) 54, 186.199.205 Partlow, Marla (12) 80 Pat ridge, Jeffrey (10) 40 Patten, Julie (10) 40 Patten, Karen (12) 80 Patten, Sharon (12) 80 Patten, Terry (12) 80 Patton, Catherine (10) 41, 177.193,199,158 Paul, Jeff (10) 41,199 Peacock, Jamey (11) 54 Pelka, Rhonda (12) 80 Pederson, Lori (11) 54 Pence, Keith (09) 26 Pendleton, John (10) 41 Pendleton. Janet (12) 80 Pcnnycuff, Darren (09) 26,169 Pen well, Mark (09) 26,155 Pen well. Tim (10) 41,150, 160,155,162 Perina, Kari (11) 54,103, 190,191,198,199 Perina, Lisa (09) 26,190 Pcrrillcs, Cheryl (10) 41,192 Pcm'llcs, Scott (11) 54. 160,192,174 Peterman, Lisa (10) 41, 194.203 Peterman, Lori (09) 27,204 Peterson. Jeff (09) 27, 191.193.159.183 Peterson, Randy (12) 80 Pclrakis. Karen (10) 41 Petty, Reg Kevin (09) 27, 169.183 Pfeifer, Tim (10) 41 Phillips, David (09) 27 Phillips. Mark (II) 54.150 Phillips, Michael (10) 41,177 Phillips. Randy (10) 41 Phillips, Steven (12) 81 Picket, Erie (09) 27,192 Pierce, Kcrck (10) 41. 150,155 Pierson, Conrad (10) 41 Piper, Ronald (12) 89 Pitcher, Deborah (11) 54 Pitcher. Lynn (12) 81, 106,198,201 Pitcher, Ronald (09) 27.155 Pitsonbarger, Julie (10) 41,177,178,179.173 Pittman, Deb (10) 32,41, 202.204 Pitzer, Douglas (10) 41, 150.199.205 Platt, Barbette (11) 54,186 Platt. Brian (09) 27.155 Pollitt, David (11) 54 Pollitt, Teresa (I I) 54 Poplett, Holly (09) 27,190 Porter, Gary (12) 81 2‘37 Porter, Richard (12) 81, 204,205 Porter, Ron (10) 41.193 Potter, Jeffery (12) 81, 150.153.193,198,199,174 Price, Laurie (09) 27 Price, Robert (09) 27 Prohaska, Ute (11) 54.193. 198,199,200,203 Pruitt. Chris (09) 27,190. 193,177 Pruitt, Debra (12) 81, 190,198 Pryor, Darlene (09) 27,190 Pryor, Donna (12) 81, 194,204 Purcell, Kristie (10) 41 Putney, Chcrylc (12) 81 Putney, Tina (II) 54 � uick. Brad (11) 54 'uick, Sarah (10) 41 Rabc. Elizabeth (10) 41,44 Rabe, Teresa (11) 54 Rager, Bruce (11) 55. 175.174 Raincri, Denise (12) 81 Raincri, Ruth (12) 81 Raker, Scott (11) 55 Ramos. Jill (09) 27. 177.190 Randolph, Sherry (12) 81 Rasor, April (10) 41.103. 199.204.208.209 Rathbun, Jodi (10) 41. 199,158 Rawlings, Rae (11) 55 Reader, Jean (II) 55,61, 199,214 Reardon, Theresa (11) 55,204 Rcavis, Kevin (10) 41,192 Rcbbec, Lisa (11) 55,101. 190.191 Red us, Lisa (11) 55 Reeder, James (09) 27 Reeder, Kathryn (II) 55 Reeder, Robert (10) 41 Reid, Lori (12) 81 Reid. Stacey (09) 27,202 Reid, Todd (11) 55 Rckus, Lori (12) 81.198 Rcndall, Maureen (09) 27 Rcngcl, Kent (10) 41,199 Reynolds, James (II) 50,103 Reynolds, Kris (09) 27, 124,190.192,193.155 Reynolds. Sharry (10) 41, 190.193 Reynolds, Russell (12) 81, 119.100.190.191 Rcynoldy, Karen (09) 27, 190.193 Rhea, Debbie (09) 27. 158,173 Rhoads, Lisa (12) 81 Ricca, Rusty (09) 27 Richardson, Nora (12) 81,190 Richart, Robin (12) 82 Richart, William (10) 41 Ridgcly, William (09) 27 Ridgeway, George (11) 55 Rickcna, Troy (10) 41 Riggen. Rhonda (09) 27,204 Riggen, Victoria (10) 41 Righi, James (12) 82,103, 119,190,191,206 Riley, Randall (12) 82,110 Roach, Julie (11) 55 Roberts, Mike (09) 27 Roberts, Pamela (12) 82,204 Robinson. Carl (11) 55 Robinson, Harold (12) 206 Robinson, Jeanette (12) 82,201 Robinson, Michael (09) 27 Robinson, Rene (12) 82,204 Rogers, Melody (10) 41, 203.204 Rogers, Rebecca (10) 41,194 Rogers, Rick (09) 27,193 Rolen, Bernice Dcann (12) 82 Rolen, Michael (10) 41 Roloff, Arthur (12) 82,204 Roloff, Kelly (09) 27 Rosa, Kelly (12) 82 Rosa, Tammy (11) 52,61,63, 114.117,119,186,190.199. 200.205 Rose, Marilyn (11) 55 Rose, Richard (12) 82.131 Rosenbohm, Julian (09) 27, 177.190.193 Rosenbohm, Kim (10) 34,41, 191,199,200,203 Rolen, Roger (12) 82, 159.166 Roth, Donclla (12) 82,201 Rowe, Mark (09) 27 Rowen, Curtis (12) 89, 114.198 Rowen, Jeffery (09) 27 Rowen, Thomas (11) 55 Royer, Corella (12) 82,204 Rudloff, Angela (09) 27 Rundlc, Loretta (10) 41, 100.190.193 Rupert, Mark (10) 41 Russell, Becky (11) 55,158 Rutledge, David (10) 41. 193.199 Rutledge, Robin (12) 82 Ryan, Karen (10) 41.200 Rybolt, Debra (09) 27 Sale, Angela (09) 27,190 Salter, Holly (09) 27.190 Sampicr, Scott (09) 27 Samsa, Krisa (10) 42, 199,203 Sander. Elizabeth (09) 27 Sanders, Dennis (12) 82, 131,150.153.198.199,201 Sary, Diana (12) 82,201 Sary, Jeanette (11) 49,55 Saupe, Thomas (11) 55,56, 101,199,174.164 Schafer, Janice (09) 27 Schafer, Kim (10) 42 Schafer, Mary (11) 55,205 Schafer, Ronald (12) 82 Schafer, Scott (12) 82 Schcclcr, Christine (12) 82 Schcclcr, Donald (11) 55 Schcnck, Michael (09) 27 Schcpkc, Scott (09) 27. 155,169,183 Schcrtz, Herbert (11) 207 Schertz, Jamie (10) 42 Schcuttlcr, Martin (11) 55,111.208,209 Schick, Lori (12) 82,199. 158.170 Schlink. Theresa (11) 55 Schlosscr, Anita (09) 27, 190,193 Schlosscr, Barbara (10) 42 Schluctcr. Susan (10) 42 Schmidcr, Amber (09) 27 Schmider, Kenneth (11) 55 Schmidgall, Dawn (10) 42 Schmidt, Diane (09) 27 Schmidt, Don (10) 42 Schmit, Deb (10) 42 Schmit, Marvin (11) 55, 156,174 Schmit, Michael (09) 27 Schmitt, Cynthia (11) 55 Schmitt, Julie (09) 20, 26.27,95,96,173,183 Schmitt, Robert (12) 83, 180.167,166,181 Schmutzler, Lynn (12) 83, 190.198.199 Schneider, Brian (12) 83,192 Schneider. Gail (12) 83,201 Schneider, Harriet (10) 42, 130.204 Schneider, Julie (09) 27 Schneider. John (11) 55 Schneider, James (09) 27 Schneider, Linda (12) 83 Schneider, Randy (12) 83 Schofield, Shelly (10) 42.204 Schultz, Bruce (09) 27,199 Schultz. Craig (11) 55,205 Schultz. Gregory (09) 27 Schultz, Tammy (11) 55.118. 177,190.198.199.205 Schultz, Timothy (09) 27,155 Schultz, William (12) 83. 160,161 Schwindcnhammcr, Lonnie (11) 55.156.157.174 Schwindcnhammcr, Russ (10) 42 Schwindenhammer. Richard (12) 83,204 Scott, James (12) 83,207 Scott, Robert Shawn (II) 56.150.196.199 Scott, Thomas (11) 56 Scuddcr. Tami (10) 42 Scurlock, Susan (09) 27 Scurlock. Timothy (12) 83 Seaman, Karen (09) 27,190 Scibel, Cindy (09) 27 Sclburg. Toni (12) 67,83. 186,198 Sclman, Gregory (12) 83 Serrano, Monica (10) 42,204 Sewell. Cindy (09) 27.204 Sewell. Lana (II) 56,110 Sewell, Ruth (12) 83 Shadder, Kelly (09) 27,190 Shallcnbcrgcr, Stacey (09) 28 Shane, Barbara (10) 42 Shane, Patrick (09) 28 Sheldon, Michael (12) 83,209 Sherlock, Gregory (12) 83 Sholty, James (10) 42 Showaltcr. Lynne (09) 28 Showens, Jeffery (12) 83.204 Showens, Juliann (10) 42 Siadek, David (10) 42 Siadek. Maryann (11) 56 238 Siegel, Justine (11) 56 Siegel, Melvin (10) 42 Simmons, Laura (10) 42 Simmons, Lori Ann (11) 56 Simmons, Richard Tyler (II) 56,110 Simmons, Ronald (09) 28,193 Simmons, Sharon (09) 28 Simpson, David (10) 42,191 Slama, Deborah (11) 56 Slama, Kenneth (II) 56 Slane, Kevin (09) 28, 155,183 Slater, Polly (09) 28,193 Small. Mike (09) 28 Smalley, James (10) 42 Smalley, Lisa (11) 56 Smith, Brian (12) 83.201 Smith. Catherine (10) 42 Smith, Charissc (11) 56, 101,119,190.191.193.198. 200.203.207 Smith. Gerald (II) 56. 205,180 Smith, Guy (12) 83 Smith, Jane (11) 56,190, 198.203 Smith. Jill (12) 83 Smith. John Arnold (12) 83 Smith, John Charles (12) 84 Smith. Juanita (10) 42 Smith. Kevin (11) 46.56. 58.62.127.199.204 Smith. Michelle (12) 67. 84.128.207 Smith, Phillip (09) 28. 31.191,155 Smith, Steven (10) 42 Smith. Terri (09) 28.177 Smith, Timothy (10) 42. 150,155,182 Sm it hers, Dan (10) 42 Smithers, Jerry (II) 56 Snedden, Carey (10) 42 Snekhaus, Karen (10) 42.199 Snyder, Gayle (10) 42, 191.193.199 Solomon. Christine (11) 56 Sorcc, James (12) 84,156 Spangler, Donald (09) 28 Spani, Michael (II) 56, 199,205 Spence, Lisa (12) 84 Spcnklc, Edward (II) 56 Sprague. Kristin (09) 28. 208,209 Sprouse. Devin (10) 42 Sprouse, Keith (09) 28,159 Staltcr, Gregory (11) 56, 199.159 Stambach. Penny (12) 84,201 Starkey. Robert (09) 28 Starkey, Sharol (11) 56 Staub, Karen (09) 28,124 Stein, Jean (12) 84 Stephens, Gary (09) 28 Stevens. James (10) 42,191 Stewart, David (12) 84. 150,153,154 Stewart, Lisa (12) 84, 88.204 Stewart, Robert (11) 49. 56,115 Stickclmaicr. Dan (09) 28, 155,169 Stocksick. Kimberley (12) 84.201 Stockstill. Kelly (09) 28 158 Stollcr, Mary (12) 67.84. 114.124.132.196 St oiler. Robert (12) 84. 190.161.160 Strickland. Curtis (09) 28 Strickier. Debby (09) 193.194 Strickier, Karen (12) 84.192 Stringer, Douglas (II) 57.160 Strode. Gary (09) 28.193 Strocmer, Keith (II) 56 St rube. Henry Buddy (10) 42.150.155 St rube. James (II) 56 Sutphin, Cynthia (II) 57.190 Sturgis. Gayle (09) 28 Sturgis. Robert (10) 42 Sturm. Lesa (12) 84 Sulka. James (09) 28 Sullivan. Cheryl (II) 56 Sullivan. Michelle (12) 84.122.198,201.205 Suozzi, Anna (II) 56 Sutter. Erie (12) 66.80, 84,104.106.128.201 Sutton, Angela (12) 84.201 Swank. Laurie (10) 42,190 Sweet, Rebecca (10) 42 Swingle, Robert (09) 28.169 Syck. Kimberly (10) 42, 208.209 Syck. Mark (12) 85 Taggart. Amy (09) 28 Taggart. Linda (12) 73, 85.95.198.203 Tapp. Lisa (09) 28 Taylor. Guy (II) 57.150 Taylor. Rod (10) 42, 191.168 Taylor, Stanley (12) 85, 108.150.153,199.180.181 Tesch. Tony (12) 85.205 Teufel, Fred (09) 28 Theinert. Steve (10) 248 Thomas, Michelle (09) 28. 192,204 Thomason. James (09) 28, 169,183 Thomason, Rhonda (12) 85.201 Thompson, Deborah (11) 57,190 Thompson. John (12) 85,201 Thompson. Maureen (11) 57.194 Thornton. Kevin (12) 85. 150.153,198.199 Thurman, April (12) 85 Tidwell, Doug (II) 57 Tipton. Mark (10) 43 Tjaden. Steve (09) 28 Toebbe. Rhonda (II) 18. 57,196 To!and, Mike (10) 42, 191.155 Tomevi. David (10) 42.150. 176.155 Tourccnc, Darcy (12) 66, 85.186 Townsend. James (II) 57. 190.199 Tran. Hue (09) 28,130 Tran. Quyen (09) 28,130 Trapp, Janinc (II) 57. 193,203 Traub. Loric (12) 66.70, 85.94.109.186.198.199.201 Trcsch, Thomas (09) 28.209 Trinh, Dhicu (09) 28 Trinh, Van (09) 28.130 Trockur, Lori (09) 28 Trotter, Mark (09) 28, 204.159 Troxcll. Richard (09) 28 Trunk. Kimberly (12) 85 Tuck, Christy (09) 124 Tucker, Catherine (10) 43, 193.199 Tucker. Donald (II) 57 Tucker, Laurie (10) 43, 119.190.199.200.203.209 Turk, David (10) 43 Ulrich, Steven (10) 43. 192.182 Van Ausdall, William (10) 43 Vaughn. Troy (09) 28 Vermillion, David (II) 57 Virgil. Eugene (10) 43.120, 150,174.176.199.155,166 Vogel. Jimmy (09) 28 Vogel, Randy (II) 57,206 Vogel, Sandra (12) 85, 194.198 Vollmcr, Kimberly (II) 57.204 Wagner. Jeffrey (II) 57, 198,180 Wagner. Mark (09) 29.183 Wagner, Nathan (10) 43 Wainscott. David (10) 43 Walker, Daniel (09) 29 Walker. Jancll (10) 43,177 Walker, Michael (10) 43 Wallace. Cynthia (12) 85.204 Wallace, Diane (09) 29,190 Wallace. Stephen Lee (10) 43 Wallace. Susan (09) 29 Walraven. Karen (II) 57 Walstcr, Wendy (09) 29 Walters. Diane (12) 85, 177,198.199.158.170, 171,172 Walters, John (10) 43,199 Walters. Mary (II) 57,190 Walters. Tina (10) 43 Warner, Alfrcy (12) 85, 101,190,191,199 Warren. Marla (12) 85, 191.200 Warrington. Rachel (12) 86 Waters, Fred crick (12) 86 Watts, Kathy (12) 86 Way, Michelle (II) 57,204 Weathcrington, Billy (II) 57 Weber, Alice (10) 43 Weber. Jose (II) 57, 167.166 Weber, Mary (09) 29 Welch. David (09) 29.168. 169.166 Welsh, Bruce (10) 43 Wcndland. Robin (II) 57 Wcttcraucr. Jody (09) 29 Wcttcraucr, Jennifer (10) 43.200.164 Wcttcraucr, Julia (12) 86.198.200.164 Wcttcraucr, Steven (12) 86.130.150.153.198.199.174 Wheeler. Bryan (10) 43 Whipp. Suzette (12) 86,201 Whitby, Sherri (12) 86 Whitby. Tcri (09) 29 White. Cathy (II) 57,204 White. Valerie (10) 43.158 Whitehurst. Scott (10) 43,168.182 Whitfield, Tina (10) 43 Whit ledge. Carolyn (10) 43.194 Whitlcdgc, Timothy (12) 86.126.192 Whittenburg. Russell (10) 43 Whittenburg. Kirk (11) 57 Widmer. Kelley (09) 29. 177,158.173 Wicblcr, Bradley (II) 57 Wicblcr. Rose (II) 57, 58.110.95.193.202.158 Wicblcr, Stephen (12) 86 Wicblcr. Susan (11) 57,103 Wileman, Cheryl (II) 58 Williams, Angela (09) 29. 190.183 Williams. Anna (09) 29,190 Williams, Christine (10) 43.204 Williams, Christy (II) 58 Williams, John (12) 86. 88.100.109.117,119,120. 191.196.198.200 Williams. Judson (II) 58. 192.174 Williams. Kim (09) 28.124 Williams. Lori (II) 58 Williams. Michael (12) 86 Williams. Odic (II) 198,199 Williams, Peter (10) 43. 101.190.191.162 Williams. Suzancc (12) 86.123.126.196.197 Williams. Tammy (09) 27, 28.100 Williamson. Jody (09) 28. 199.200 Williamson. Tracy (09) 28 Wilson. Joseph (10) 43 Wilson. Larry (09) 28.31. 191.155 Wilson, Timothy (II) 58 Wilson. Wendy (12) 86 Windsor. Paul (10) 43 Wiseman. Randall (II) 58 Wiseman. Robin (10) 43.158 Wiseman, Scott (12) 86,200 Wiseman, Timothy (09) 28 Wistchuff, Theresa (II) 58 Witt. John (09) 28 Witter. Morris (12) 86 Woerner, Angela (II) 58. 192.205,214 Woerner, Erin (12) 86 Wolfe, Connie (12) 86 Wolfe. Michelle (10) 43. 110,190.200.202.203 Wolfe, Rollin (09) 28 Wolstenholmc, Steven (09) 28 Wolstenholmc, Vicky (10) 43.124.203.204 Womack, Bryant (09) 28,155 Wood. Brad (II) 58. 180.181 Wood, Cynthia (II) 58 Wood. Dennis (II) 58 Wood. Lois (10) 43 Wood, Lori (II) 58 Wood. Mark (II) 58.199. 205.208.209 Woodson, Connie (II) 58 Woodson, Franklin (12) 86 Worrick. Diane (12) 86 Wright. Angela (12) 86 Wright. Christopher (II) 58 Wright, Joey (10) 43, 156.162 Wright. Joy (09) 29. 103.173 Wright, Kenneth (09) 29 Wright, Kenneth (12) 87,207 Wright. Lauri (11) 58 Wright, Terry (12) 87 Wright, Timothy (10) 43. 208.209 Wright. Veronica (12) 87,201 Wroblcwski, Marion (II) 58 Yates, Daniel (12) 164 Yclcy. Darren (12) 87.201 Zahner. Sherry (10) 43 Zepp, Ronald (10) 43 Zimbclman. Bob (10) 43,199 Zook. Chris (II) 58 2i9 Crossing the Bar Itl jtojmoiusfi Junior Matthew Boland November 19. 1962 August 18. 1979 Sunset and evening star. And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar. When I put out to sea. But such a title as moving seems asleep. Too full for sound and foam. When that which drew from out the boundless leep Turns attain l ome. Twilight and evening bell. And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of fare- well. When I embark; For though from out our bourne of Time anti Place Tl c fltxxl may bear me far. I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. — Tennyson Sophomore Steve Theinert March 24. 1964 August 28. 1979 9