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

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1981 volume:

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And in the old building fluorescent lighting had replaced the globe fixtures. Getting down to earth.” the Joe Griffith Baseball Field was being sodded. In the shop there were physical changes, too. The metal shop was equipped with a new ventilation system, and the wood shop had a vacuum attached to each machine to cut down on dust particles. In the gymnasium we acquired a new scoreboard to register victories for the Blue and White. There was a new divider curtain on the gym balcony. And before long we were getting used to a new fire alarm system with its strange sound. The physical changing continued into early spring. In a move to conserve energy the glass blocks on the old building disappeared under a covering of tan and brown siding. During the winter a change took place in Washington. D.C.. with the inauguration of a new President of the United States. while on the same eventful day we listened to radios and watched television in the snack bar as the hostages were released from their long captivity in Iran. In the area of achievement. the football season was a victory for all. The Rockets beat the Rams for the second year in a row and won their first Homecoming game in thirteen years. The girls’ basketball team went to sectionals again, only to be denied the chance to go any further by the Richwoods Knights. The boys' basketball team finished well. Three teachers received outstanding honors. Mr. Hagenbuch was one of the top eight teachers in the state of Illinois, and Mr. McCraith was named Teacher of the Year by his state vocational association. The National High School Coaches' Association selected Mr. Gross as Coach of the Year in a district which includes Illinois. Indiana. Ohio. Michigan, and Wisconsin. In the closing days of the 1980-1981 school year another change was emerging. Our affilation of many years with the Mid-State Ten Conference was nearing an end. and in years to come LCHS will be part of a new and exciting conference. The rivalries with Manual. Central. Richwoods and the others of the Mid-State 10 will be replaced with a still-to-be defined new group of competitors. The 1980-1981 AMULET recaptures the ups and downs of this school year in pictures and will preserve our memories for years to come. 2 i -A I V vovr � , £ £ Q CLI c c 0 0 Crf C£ Sportsmanship, Pride, and Compassion Shedding pride for compassion. Mr. Knezovich turns over to the crippled children the five hundred dollars he generated by taking a pie in the face. Senior Andy Legaspi and Junior. Bill Bragg, listen closely as Mr. Knezovich explains the rules of the tug-of-war. DEDICATION Among the ups” on our roller coaster ride is the opportunity to dedicate the 1981 AMULET to a respected teacher for many years at Limestone High School. Each year this choice becomes more difficult. One has to decide what qualities deserve a yearbook dedication. Distinguished service, outstanding sportsmanship in all areas, exceptional teaching and academic standards, are all meritable qualities and only together do they describe a candidate for the yearbook dedication. We are aware of the increasing pressures on classroom teachers to lower standards, sugar coat their teaching, and scatter A's and B s generously across report cards. But the real challenge of good teaching remains the extraction of the best of each student’s ability. Our candidate was selected with these criteria in mind. During his college days at Bradley University he was chosen to the Little-AII-American football team his junior year. The following year he was selected to the Chicago Tribune All-Star football team, playing the Chicago Bears. These accomplishments were little steps leading on to a rewarding teaching and coaching career. His first teaching position was held in 1943 at East Peoria High School where he taught mechanical drawing and physical education for 3 years. During his short stay there, he developed 3 all state football players, took East Peoria’s first track team to state competition, and met his future wife. After an absence from teaching for 15 years he began teaching at Limestone High School in the Industrial Arts and P.E. departments and once again he excelled in the area of sports. He coached Sophomore football for 3 years, his last season was undefeated winning the Illini and then Mid-State 8 conferences. He has been officiating football, basketball, baseball, wrestling and the tug-of-war since 1956 and since 1964 has been coaching the golf team whose potential state golfers have had many victories. All these events that have taken place in his life are very recognizable and commendable! But this man has many other victories large and small to be proud of. He is an unselfish and compassionate man. giving to others that are less fortunate. In his years at Limestone he has demonstrated all the qualities, and more, of an exceptional person, teacher, athlete, and coach. It is a privilege to have this man on our Staff at Limestone High School. For your contributions to good sportsmanship, fair play, dedication in your teaching and coaching abilities, we at Limestone High School dedicate this year’s AMULET to you. MR. JOHN KNEZOVICH. i 16 i ACTIVITI r ED TORS Natalie Kris Do IES Irwin bbins 17 1980 - 1981 Homecoming Queen Miss Beth Negley Royal Court Senior Attendant Junior Attendant Lisa Hanlon Diedre Austin Sophomore Attendant Freshman Attendant 19 Paula Negley Vonda Demmin The Homecoming Parade Arrives! A : X - ; 3'., I 183!b SHP5 I. The first place float. Dream on Raiders” was the Sophomore entry. 2. What would a parade be without horses? The girls proudly display their mounts for an enthusiastic crowd. 3. Michelle Wolfe and Bobby Stewart brought smiles to the faces of kids along the road watching the I. The Spanish club's float. The Man of Limeancha”. told our guys to knock the Raiders win-less. 2. The freshman float took second place with one of the best freshman floats ever. 3. Major Bill Butler and Majorette Maureen Thompson lead the band. 4. Queen. Beth Negley rode in a convertible during the parade. 5. Like always, the band marched and played. Enthusiasm High At The Bonfire 4. I. Jeff Johnson along with Geoff Kirk and Becky Rogers enjoy dancing to the music of Starry Eye . 2. Michelle Hoffman and Jim May take a much needed break in the snack bar. i. Jeff Nolan and his date have refreshments that were served by student council members in the snack bar. 4. Mike Toland and Lori Smith, along with Scott Laughlin. Lynne DeLorme. and Rose Huntley enjoy a good time at the homecoming dance. Facing Page I. Kelly Widmer shows enthusiasm when sophomores were judged UI for their skit performance. 2. Students look on as the Red Raider effigy is thrown into the fire. i. Andy Legaspi shows off Nick Kasaps new pointy cowboy boots. 4. Football players show off their enthusiasm at the bonfire the night before the homecoming game. 5. Debbie Pittman, a student council member, reads the outcome of the homecoming 23 Individual Talent Shows fhrou I. The urchins waited for guests to arrive. 2. Crystal Cranford did magnificent feats as she twirled her blades. 3. Tom Saupe. Mr. Hutinger. and Kevin Smith posed after their performance. 4. Chopping wood with his ax is the woodcutter. Dale Palmer. Facing page-. I. The Farmer and his maiden. Brian Maser and Liz Binder. 2. The Grinder (Larry Guppy) sharpens his tools. 3. The prisoner was portrayed by Randy Hurst. 4. Lori Bundle. Ute Prohaska. Mary Walters, and Debbie Haun were the Recorder quartet. 5. Scott Perrilles is seen carrying the wassail through the banquet hall. 24 !___ Madrigal All School Effort Dinner Performances Big Success FACING PAGE: I. The Stoi teller (Dan Fordyce). Will hold thy ear all evening if we do not pass.” 2. The tumblers were: back row Lisa Gaa. Sandee Engstrom. Jennifer Carr. Brenda Allen. Mona Borror. Bottom row. Denise Cook. Joy Wright. Lori Clemons. Michele Kunkie. Jill Lambie. 3. Julie Rosenbohm and Cathy Groeper served as wenches. 4. Shari Reynolds. Jodi Gualandi. Paula Stone, and Denisa Dennis also served as wenches. 5. The madrigal singers arrive at the banquet hall. 6. Tom Saupe and Kevin Smith juggled for the guests. 7. Lisa Gaa is shown doing a front walkover over Jill Lambie. 8. Mr. James Kovalik. Master of Revelry, welcomed the guests. 27 Jrigal Singers Set Festive Tone A Great And Mighty Wonder . . . 3. I. Madrigal Singers Tammy Rosa and Kevin Reynolds. 2. Dale Flier and Michelle Wolfe. 3. Beth Negley and Pete Williams. 4. Kevin Cheatham and Lisa Rebbec.- Tug-Of-War And Plenty Of Cheering Spirit week is a week dedicated to showing school spirit. Students dress in unusual costumes and have a variety of contests including measure-up. weigh-ins. fortune cookie day. and flower day. All of these activities are aimed at generating class spirit by involving as many members of each class as possible. At the end of the week each class decorates a particular hall in their class color and wear clothes of that color to the pep assembly, where class competition is fierce. The tug-of-war highlights the games. Throughout the week each class collects money for a spirit chain to be displayed at the assembly where points are tallied and the winning class is presented with the spirit paddle. 4 30 Bring Excitement And Class Spirit Opposite-. I. Joe Dusch. Brent Modglin and Aaron Chiaravalle pull their hardest for a victorious win. 2. Susie Black. Kelley Gallagher. Angie Williams and Deanna Jones also did a fine job. 3. Sophomores have problems with crepe paper as they attempt to decorate business hall. 4. Joe Dusch on one of his normal days. Right hand page: I. The faculty coaches are excited about the prospect of winning against the Senior boys. 2. Senior classmates carry Jeff Cagle through the halls before the Spirit Week Assembly. 3. Freshman peddlers display their wares in Freshmen hall. 4. The Junior class display their enthusiasm at the Spirit Week Assembly. Roaring Spirit Week Assembly Seen I. Evan Finley. Jada Delk. and George Kokos are excited about their victorious win over the senior class. 2. Kevin Smith and Lisa Hanlon are seen making a line of shaving cream down the gym floor. 3. Sophomores chose blue for their spirit week color. 4. Michele Hoffman and Lori Donald help out with their hall decorations. 5. Juniors display enthusiasm during the pep assembly. 33 Auction Brings In Money For Kids 1. Brenda Aberle and Bill McKenny had a great time at the Vice-Versa dance! 2. Lynne Marchand and Terry Dixon enjoyed the Vice-Versa Dance, too. 3. Lori Laugterbach and Sam Light are shown here listening to the music of Even Steven. 4. Dale Flier is shown here auctioning off a labrador puppy. 5. Stephanie Bridgeman was one of the children who attended the auction from the crippled children's center. 5. The Woman 1$ Required To Pay T.WXR.P. Week 3. I. Shawn Scott fills out a ticket to get his picture taken at vice-versa. 2. Loretta Kridder. Care-counselor for the Crippled Childrens' Center, thanks the Limestone student body for their gener- osity and participation in the auction, i. A doll house was constructed by seniors Terry McElfresh and Mike Breder- nitz and donated for the auction. 4. Brad Campen and Julie Getz have a great time on the dance floor. 35 OKLAHOMA! Where the Wind Comes I. Curly, played by Bill Butler, tells a daydreaming Laurey. played by Beth Negley. about The Surrey with the Fringe on Top.” 2. Waving a final good-bye to their friends. Laurey and Curly are off on their honeymoon. 3. Ali Hakim, the peddler, played by Dale Flier, tried to sell his wares to the ladies. 4. Ado Annie, played by Tammy Rosa, is a girl who cain't say no.” 5. Jud Fry sits in the misery of the smokehouse longing for Laurey. 36 5. Sweeping Down The Plain to LC.H.S. E. Powell. K. Cheatam. J. Peterson. D. Durham. S. Gruber. B. Negley. B. Butler. C. Smith. T. Rosa. B. Stewart. D. Flier. M. Toland. B. Gablehausen. P. Smith. M. Walters. K. Allsup. O. Farrow. C. Butler. S. Hines. J. Rosenbohm. R. Heyle. K. Bartell. E. Finley. K. Chambers. J. Borum. B. Campen. K. Staub. P. Negley. A. Williams. T. Williams. S. Andrews. M. Wolfe. J. Anderson. T. Shultz. L. Tucker. S. Perrilles. T. Maloney. J. Bahr. T. Wittmer. L. Rebecc. D. Haun. S. Cagle. P. Huff. 37 Highly Successful Show Result Of The ladies all enjoy looking at the pretties that Ali Hakim has in his haversack Laurie gets a bit perturbed by Curly’s confidence. Phil Smith and Scott Perrilles were among the singers and dancers. Hard Work By Off-Stage Personnel Ute Prohaska rehearses with the orches- tra. She is fond of Git. The stage crew included (front row) Sheryl Dawson. Gwen Frazier. Kim Wheeley. Julie Rapp. Jill Lambie. (Back row) Dave Milligan. Bob Chitwood. Mark Alcorn. Steve Crank. Jeff Adams. Also seen in rehearsal for the production were brothers Todd and Marc Hetzel. playing the French horn. Kevin Reavis played the trombone in the orchestra for the show. Becky Borland (left) operated the spotlight while Doug Pitzer (above) ran the lighting from the big board backstage. 39 Twenty-Eighth Annual Honors Day Robin Dunlap and Kris Maske reveal the design of the AMULET. Barb Baylor and Greg Stalter were presented with the American Legion Award by Mr. Les Gridley. They received a medal and certificate. Dan Hickman and Kevin Reavis blare out with the jazz band during honor's day intermission. • Dale Flier administers the oath of office to incoming president Michelle Wolfe. Miss Dobrydnia presented medals to her co-captain Kim Rosenbohm and Sandee Engstrom. Natalie Irwin congratulates Terry McElfresh and presents him with the Mr. Photogenic Trophy. Nick Kasap receives a plaque for his outstanding achievements in track and field. Bill Butler was presented with a fifty dollar savings bond and a certificate for winning 1st place in the national division of the American Automobile Association Kris Dobbins presents the Miss Photogenic trophy posler conlcsl. Mr. Hagenbuch is congratulated by Mr. Rapnick. too. to Beth Negley. A very proud and pleased Mr. Knezovich receives congratulations from his many friends on the faculty. Mr. Cunningham congratulated Charrise Smith on her accom- plishments. A nearly overwhelmed Mr. Knezovich manages a few words of appreciation after being named the 1981 AMULET dedicatee. Baccalaureate May 17, 1981 BACCALAUREATE Processional - Trumpet Voluntary ....... Clarke Invocation ........... Barbara Suzanne Baylor Old Testament Reading ... Brenda Sue Lauterbach New Testament Reading ... Edmund Eugene Biggs Choir Selections O Lord. Seek Us .................... Jean Berger Cum Sancto Spiritu ............ Antonio Vivaldi from the Gloria” Mass Concert Choir J. Michael Morris. Director Sermon ............................. Marv Kelso Young Life Director Benediction ................. Jane Ann Closen Recessional Largo” ................... Handel Mrs. Sherry Seckler Organist Marshalls for Baccalaureate and Commencement Mary Kathleen Guppy - Class of 1982 Mr. Marvin Kelso. Young Life Direc- Nancy Jo Neff - Class of 1982 tor. delivered a poignant sermon to Ed Biggs confers with Dr. tndsley the Class of '81. ___________ Barb Baylor gave the invoca- Brenda Lauterbach read from Jane Closen read the benedic- tion. the Old Testament. tion. Marshalls were Nancy Neff 44 About one-half of the graduating class attended their baccalaureate. Commencement May 20, 1981 Sheila Mulvaney helps a friend. Reeky Borland straightens her cap. COMMENCEMENT Processional - Pomp and Circumstance . Elgar Invocation .................. Julie Ann Getz Welcome ............ Stephen Barry Christiansen Address .................... Jane Margaret Smith Musical Selections Address ...................... Odie Jay Williams Honors ....................... Dr. N. T. Endsley Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas ..... Ruth Ann Byrne President. Board of Education Class Roll ................ Gregory Lee Stalter President. Class of 1981 Farewell Address . Ute Beate Claudia Prohaska Benedication .......... Marilyn Joyce Johnson Recessional - Grand Maroh ............... Verdi The graduating seniors file onto the field to their seats. Outdoor Graduation Accomplished The graduating class is assembled to hear the words of welcome by Stephen Christiansen. r Class president. Greg Stalter. read the class role as graduates filed by. Theresa Wistehuff leaves the dais with diploma in hand. Graduating seniors will leave a definite void in the flute section. Above are C. Smith. K. George. U. Prohaska. and R. Wiebler. Excited parents and friends crowded along the fence to take pictures of the graduates at that precise moment when each received his diploma. 46 Board president Ruth Byrne, present- ed diplomas. Each graduate received a hardy greeting from Dr. Endsley. as did Scott Foiles. The benediction was pronounced by Marilyn Johnson. Capacity Crowd Witnesses Event Farewell av THE 48 SENIORS EDITORS: Kris Maske Robin Dunlap 49 Senior Class Officers Vice-President - Jeff Wagner Secretary Beth Negley President - Greg Stalter Treasurer - Brenda Lauterbach 50 Top Ten Edmund E. Biggs Stephan B. Christiansen co-valedictorian co-valedictorian Top Ten Julie A. Getz co-valedictorian Ute B. Prohaska co-valedictorian Odie J. Williams co-valedictorian Jane M. Smith Marilyn J. Johnson Barbara S. Baylor Although getting off to a bad start with the float and skit competition, the Seniors were very active this year. While placing fourth in the above mentioned, they redeemed themselves by winning such things as the fortune cookie sales contest, spirit chain, shaving cream and egg pushing contests, as well as the tug-of-war contest against the teachers. The biggest win. however, was the taking of the Spirit Paddle which was the first time in four years that the paddle had been won by the class of '81. The seniors enthusiastically turned out for the Crippled Children's Auction where everything from dogs to sausage brea« were put on the block by auctioneer Dale Flier, president of ou student council. Leading the Class of '81 was Greg Stalter. who served a president, while Jeff Wagner, served as vice-president. Th. secretary was Beth Negley. and Brenda Lauterbach was treasurei The seniors attended their Baccalaureate on May 17. 1981. am looked forward to that big night of graduation with mixe� emotions. Graduation was held on May 20. 1981. Adamson. Matthew William Allsup. Karal Ann Anderson. Kathleen Jane Arnett. Jane Marie Arnold. Robin Renee Badgerow. Trudy Suzanne Baker. Connie Louise Baida. Linette Marie Barger. Connie Sue Barsness. Brent Michael Baylor. Barbara Suzanne Bear. Crystal Lynn Beckman. Todd Steven Belfield. Lori Ann Berry. Randy Joe Biggs. Edmund Eugene 52 O.K. Seniors, This Is It!!! Bill. Douglas Kent Binder. Dana Dean Binder. Elizabeth Ann Bingamon. Cindy Lou Birkel. John Glenn Bitner. Mark Kevin Blakey. Bernadette Marie Blankenship. Ralph Alan Blumenshine. Rhonda Mae Bomhold. Virginia Lynn Bontz. Linda Marie Borland. Rebecca Jo Borror. Mona Deanne Boyer. Dennis Ray Bredernitz. Michael Thomas Brown. Deborah Joann Butler. William Eugene Cagle. Jeffrey Vernon Camden. Sharon Denise Campen. Bradley Walter 53 Dale Flier Elected President Carter. Kimberly Kay Chaney. Janice Colleen Cheatham. Kevin Lee Chioni. Cheryl Janette Christiansen. Stephen Barry Closen. Jane Ann Cochran. Travis Paul Corbett. David Micheal Couch. John Odel Cramer. John Henry Crandall. Lisa Marie Croxton. Kimberly Anne Crose. Lisa Jane Darr. Janell Darrah. Stephen Craig David. Lori Ann 54 Student council president Dale Flier super vised the homecoming activities and contin ues to plan for future events. Leads 1980-81 Student Council Davidson, Mark Allen Demmin. Darla Jean Demmin. Suzanne Mae Dennis, Denisa Jean DeRoule. Sandra Lee DeVoss, Lorie May Dillard. James Edward Dismang. Marcia Lynn Duhs. Robert Clarence Dunne. Michael Dennis Durham. Deanna Lynn Durham. Debra Lynne Echols. William Marion Eckhold. Tammy Sue Ellenburg. Richard Martin Ellingson. Kathy Sue Emery. Rochelle Lee Engstrom. James William Eskew. Guy William Farris. Robyn Lynne 55 Senior Spirit Stirs Student Body Farrow. Oliver Paul Fawley. Steven James Feagin. Ronald Lee. Jr. Fechter. Frederick William Fechter. Tammy Leann Ferry. Patricia Lynn Fields. Terri Lynn Finch. Sharon Ann Fitzgerald. Kelly Lyn Flessner. Kevin Lee Fletcher. Lisa Marie Flier. Dale Lee Foiles. Scott Edward Frazier. Gwendolyn Louise 56 —I Beth Negley Wins D A R Award Gaa. Lisa Aileen Gard. Kathryn Joanne Geier. Gregory Robert Gentry. Annette Lorreen George. Annette Jean George. Kathy Lynne Getz. Julie Ann Gibson. Mark Shelby Gill. Paula Louise Gilpin. Diana Lynn Gorgas. Larry Lee. Jr. Graves. John Howard Gray. Mark Edwin Greenwood. Carl Lee Grim. William Vern Gronewold. Lisa Kay Gunter. Linda Kay Gunzenheiser. Randal Ethan Guppy. Ronald Gene. Jr. Guthrie. Ann Marie __________________________ 57 Senior Boys Promote Food Drive Hacker. Kimberly Jane Hammond. Matthew Mark Hammond. Melissa Hanlon. Lisa Ann Hanneman. Jeff Nick Hannon. Valerie Lynn Harmison. Jeffrey Thomas Harshbarger. Kellie Sue Hattermann. Sherrie Lynn I Heathcoat. Shelly Annette Helgeson. Elizabeth Heller. Jeff Allen Jeff Hanneman and Annete Gentry sort canned goods for Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. Herring. William Henry Heuermann. Glen Allen. Jr. Heuermann. James Gerald Hibberd. Guy Robert 58 Lisa Hanlon Is Senior Attendant Hidden. Lori Ann Hill. Bruce Maxwell Hislope. Craig Lee Hobson. Donald Lee. Jr. Hoerr. Dale John Hood. Karin Lorraine Hoopingarner. Billy Lee Howard. Jeffrey Linn Pally Huff, and numerous olher senior girls, served as wenches for the Madrigal Dinner. Huff. Patricia Johanna Hurst. Randall Eldon Icenogle. Michael Gene Ingram. Timothy Wayne Innes. Penny Sue Jackson. Carrie Lee Jaegle. Kelly Lynn Jepson. Ronald Lewis 59 Seniors Prepare For Future Johnson. Marilyn Joyce Johnson. Roberta Louise Johnson. Shawna Leigh Johnson. Trevor Alan Karmenzind. Barbara Jean Kasap. Nicholas George Nick Kasap gels acquainted with the flight simulator in aviation class. Kauffman. Micheal Ernest Keckler. Lori Fay Kelly. Cyrus Dwayne Kennedy. Patrick Walter Kerr. Shelly Kaye Kirk. Michelle Colleen Kneer. John Albert. Jr. Kocher. Pamela Ida Koeppel. Richard Bernard Krider. Steven Edward 60 Courses And Study Provide Basics Lance. Mitchel Scott Larson. Timothy Joel Lauterbach. Brenda Sue Lawrence. Lisa Lorriane Legaspi. Andress Simplicio Lewis. Rachel May Lingle. Cynthia Lea Lockhart. Kathleen Marie Lockhart. Todd Andrew Lofthouse. Norman Charles Lowes. Scott Edward Magner. Barry Dean Mandler. Gregory Dean Mann. Phyllis Audrey Markle. Robert John Marter. James Thomas Maser. Bryan Todd Maske. Kenneth Eugene Maske. Kristeen Ann Mason. Michael Robert 61 Beth Negley Homecoming Queen Mathison. Marnell Kay Meardy. Gary Micheal Meyer. Brett Allen Michels. Tamara Jo Mills. Christopher Joel Mohn. Jacqueline Monti. Theresa Ann Mooberry. Melody Ann Moore. Douglas Moss. Thomas Arthur Mudd. Cathy Lynn Mulvaney. Jill Marie Mulvaney. Sheila Ann Mungoven. Daniel Thomas McBride. Edward Thomas McCabe. Kelly Jean McElfresh. Terry Lee McIntyre. Bryan Scott McMillen. Shelley Kay Negley. Beth Ann 62 Enrolled in Ihe Co-op program. Barbie Platl works half days for LCHS. Nevitt. Vickie Lynn O’Dell. Timothy John Oertley. Larry Marvin Oesterle. Gary William Ogle. Deana Lee O'Keefe. Aprile Lynn Often. Robert Dale Partlow. Charla E. Peacock. Jamey Cole Pederson. Lori Ann Perina. Kari Kolleen Perrilles. Scott William Phillips. Mark Edward Pierce. Kenneth L. Pitcher. Deborah Sue Platt. Barbette Ann 63 Barb Baylor Wins Century III Pollitt. Teresa Ann Prohaska. Ute Beate Claudia Putney. Tina Kristine Quick. Brad Wayne Rabe. Teresa Marie Rager. Bruce Allen Raker. Scott Edward Rawlings. Rae Lynn Reader. Jean Ann Reardon. Teresa Lynn Rebbec. Lisa Marie Reeder. Kathryn Marie Rekus. Lisa Kay Reynolds. James Kevin Ridgeway. George Clarence Roach. Julie Lynn Tom Saupe shows his school spirit at the bonfire. 64 One Exciting Evening At LCHS Tammy Schultz. Jud Williams. Mark Wood, and Ellen Haupt enjoy themselves at Homecoming. Rosa. Tammy Lynne Rose. Marilyn Claire Russell. Becky Sue Sary. Jeanette Saupe. Thomas Carter. Jr. Schafer. Mary Susan Scheeler. Donald Dee Schertz. Herbert Allen. Jr. Scheuttler. Martin Ray Schlink. Theresa Lynn Schmider. Kenneth James Schmitt. Cynthia Susan 65 Senior Ballot Shows Preference Schultz. Craig Steven Schultz. Tammy Jean Schwindenhammer. Lonnie Ray Scott. Robert Shawn Scott. Thomas Lester Siadek. Maryann Patricia Siegel. Justine Marie Simmons. Lori Ann Slama. Deborah Ann Slama. Kenneth Alan Smalley. Lisa Marie Smith. Bruce Alan Smith. Charisse Lynette Smith. Gerald Vincent Smith. Jane Margaret Smith. Kevin Scott Spani. Micheal Lee Stalter. Gregory Lee Starkey. Sharol Ann Stewart. Robert William 66 Elect Greg Stalter President Ula Prohaska and Barb Baylor help with Science Club circus. Stringer. Douglas Duane Stroemer. Keith Allen Strube. James Floyd Sullivan. Cheryl Lynn Suozzi. Anna Marie Sutphin. Cynthia Louise Tayler. Gary Lyndon Thompson. Deborah Kay Thompson. Maureen Emmons Toebbe. Rhonda Lynn Trapp. Janine Catherine Ulrich. Glen Allen Vandergriff. Joyce Ann VanDyke. Vicki Lynn 67 Odie J. Williams Semi - Finalist Vollmer. Kimberly Kay Wagner. Jeffrey Andrew Walraven. Karen Marie Walters. Mary Ellen Way. Michelle Wendland. Robin Marie White. Cathy Jo Whittenburg. Kirk Blaine Wiebler. Bradley Dean Wiebler. Rose Marie Wiebler. Susan Nannette Wileman. Cheryl Ann Williams. Christy Ann Williams. Judson Matthew Williams. Odie Jay Wilson. Timothy Lee Wiseman. Randall Eugene Wistehuff. Theresa Lynne Woerner. Angela Gaye 68 Wins National Merit Scholarship Wood. Brad Alan Wood. Cynthia Susanne Wood. Lori Ann Wood. Mark Wayne Woodson. Connie Jean Wright. Christopher Leslie Wright. Lauri Sue Zook. David Chris Heppenstall. Thomas Robert Smithers. Jerry Thomas Rowen. Thomas Eugene Barnhill. Joey Eugene Tom Scott stands tall for gown measurements. Justine Siegel gets measured for her graduation gown too. 69 Miss Photogenic 1981 Miss Beth Negley 70 First Runner-Up Miss Lisa Rebbec The contest to select the most photogenic entrant in the Miss Photogenic Contest is based strictly on the appearance of the portrait and does not consider personality or popularity. Only Senior girls are eligible. To insure participation and interest, all of the seniors girls photographed for the AMULET were entered automatically. This year the judge was Dan Breinholt. co-anchor person of the channel 31 news team of Breinholt and Le Beau. Mr. Breinholt is originally from Salt Lake City. Utah. He received his bachelor's degree in speech and drama from Southern Utah State College. Dan has been with WMBD for two and one-half years and can be seen daily on the 6 and 10 o’clock news. He is married and has two children. A favorite passtime is playing basketball. Second Runner-Up Miss Patty Huff Judge Mr. Dan Breinholt 71 Mr. Photogenic 1981 Mr. Terry McElfresh 72 First Runner-Up Mr. Jeff Cagle The contest to select the most photogenic entrant in the Mr. Photogenic Contest is based strictly on the appearance of the portrait and does not consider personality or popularity. Only Senior boys are eligible. To insure participation and interest, all of the senior boys photographed for the AMULET were entered automatically. This year the judge was Miss Carol Le Beau, co anchor person of the channel 31 news team of Breinholt and Le Beau. Miss Le Beau received her bachelor of arts degree from the University of Northern Iowa at Cedar Falls where she majored in Radio and Television and minored in journalism and Spanish. She has been with WMBD for two and one-half years and will be leaving Peoria soon to join ABC affiliate KGTV in San Diego. California. Second Runner-Up Mr. Nick Kasap Judge 13 Miss Carol Le Beau Class Of ’81 Wins Spirit Paddle Working on the background for Iheir hall. Val Hannon and Bobby Stewart paint the columns for a Greek temple. Nick Kasap. Mark Phillips, and Todd Marquardt set temple columns for hall decorations. Sure to please a friend and show class spirit, too. Larry Gorgas buys carnations from Rose Huntley. 74 First Time In Four Years At LCHS Wearing an outrageous cowboy hat. Shawna Johnson displays Al Blankenship and Kim Croxton help decorate by stuffing tissue her class spirit on hat day. into a chicken-wire foundation destined to become Mt. Olympus. Green was the color for the class of '81 so the light had to be that color too. Suzi Demmin and Beth Negley cover the light fixtures with green paper for the right effect. 75 Seniors Participate And Enjoy Gwen Frazier served the refreshments after Christmas Concert. 76 Excitement Of Being Seniors Advanced Biology class enjoys Iheir annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Seniors Generate School Spirit Queen Relh Negley and her court attend bonfire. After the crowning. Beth enjoys a dance with her escort. Greg Senior attendant. Lisa Hanlon, enjoys herself at the Stalter. homecoming dance. 78 And Enthusiasm For Homecoming Smuff's clowning around again! Kevin Smith did a fine at the Madrigal performance. Kellie does her thing! That's what we are!!!!! 79 80 Donnie Hobson displays his artistic talents. Seniors Tugged and Tugged! Jeff Hannenmann. Student Council Vice President . . . And Tugged and Tugged! Works On A Spirit Chain. 81 THE 82 UNDERCLASSMEN 4MDCR5 ACC«£T C HfOfKET$ I 7 I EDITORS: Theresa Wistehuff, Christy Williams Lisa Clark, Lynne DeLorme Junior Class Officers 84 President • Kathy Guppy Vice President - Nancy Neff Secretary - Lynne Marchand Treasurer - Jeff Johnson Juniors Head In This year’s Junior Class is headed in ihe right direction as they approach their senior year. Led by President. Kathy Guppy; Vice-President. Nancy Neff: Treasurer. Jeff Johnson; Secretary. Lynne Marchand. and advisors. Mr. Camp. Mrs. Hott. Miss Dobrydina. and Mr. Privratsky. they awaken to the future and begin to seriously plan. Will it be college, military, work or marriage? Now we must decide. Deidre Austin was chosen Junior class attendant for the 1980 Homecoming. Lights of Broadway.” Their homecoming skit Lil' Abner” excited the Junior class with second place, and their Right Direction parade entry Flush the Raiders floated to third place. All in all this year was a very successful year. Fund raising activities included selling candy. Limestone pennants and other various things. The profits would assure an outstanding prom. The Junior-Senior prom was held at the Holiday Inn Brandywine on May 9. 1981. where couples enjoyed dinner and dancing. Afterwards, it was off to midnight movies, early breakfasts, parties, et cetera. This year’s Junior class worked hard to make their Prom the best ever. Adams. Joann Adkinson. Debra Alcorn. Mark Allen. Brenda Anderson. John Anderson. Michael Arilla. Alicia Ashley. David Austin. Deidre Bader. Michele Bagwell. Scott Bahr. Jill Baida. Scott Barden. Sabrina Barden. Walter Barnes. Chad Barnhill. Bobby Bartlett. Bruce Bass. Susan Batton. Steven Beckman. Susan Beckman. Thomas Bedwell. Jamie Behm. Christina Behm. Timothy Bender. Todd Bennett. Terry Bergscheider. Vicki Best. Kevin Bisanz. Kathleen 85 Juniors Second in Skit Competition Rlackaby. Mitchell Rlackard. Robert Riandin. Denise Rlumenshine. Rae Roerckel. Richard Bomhold. Tina Rorton. Holly Romm. Jerry Rouchez. Marie Rowers. James Rraden. Lisa Rraden. Robert Bragg. William Rrewer. Judy Rrokaw. Robin Brown. Teresa Bruce. Jeffrey Rruninga. Keith Brush. Kara Burcham. Dennis Burchfield. Judy Burchfield. Robert Burns. Ronald Rush. Kristy Cadle. Daniel Cagle. Sandy Calhoon. Cynthia Carr. Michael Carrol. Lisa Caskey. Kristee 86 Dogpatch No Threat to Sophomores Caughey. Chris Caughey. Patricia Chambers. Crystal Clark. Charles Clark. Lisa Claudin. Patrick Dusch. James Elam. Kimberly Corbin. Rhonda Cowen. Kelly Cramer. Daniel Cramer. Jerry Cranford. Crystal Crose. Julie Crump. Waldon Davis. Fred Delk. Jada DeLorme. Lynne DeMay. Merry Denney. Gala Depinto. Todd Dixon. Terry Dobbins. Kristina Dudley. Kelly Dunham. Andrew Dunlap. Robin Durbin. Kelly Durham. Maurice 87 Riding on top of a pick-up truck. Eric Hanson and Wes Krus pass in review. Kathy Guppy Elected President Ellis. Carol Engstrom. Sandra Enlow. Janies Espedal. Angela Fales. Craig Fales. Michael Fourdyce. Donald Fox. James Frailey. Jeffrey Frankland. Brian Gaboriault. Vincent Gaffney. Michael Gallagher. Cheryl Gard. Julie Gaylord. Richard Gehrls. Colleen Geiger. Michael George. Kevin Gerard. Leisa Godfrey. Judy Grace. Donna Greeley. Michael Gregory. Teresa Grim. Tina Grimm. Ronald Groeper. Joann Gronewald. Diana Gruber. Stanley Gualandi. Jody Guppy. Larry Guppy. Kathy Gustafson. Robin Hanlon. Donald Hanson. Eric Harshbarger. Jon Hartwig. Carrie 88 Leads Class Third Year In A Row Hatterman. Andrew Haun. Debbie Hermann. Richard Higgenbotham. Todd Higgins. Carla Hildebrand. Gary Hill. Ralph Hodgson. Diana Holliday. Kristina Holt. Kelly Homman. Laura Hoopingarner. Darryl Hoopingarner. Garryl Horton. Eleanor Houlihan. Richard Howard. Kelley Huddleston. Todd Huntley. Rebecca Huntley. Rose Hurd. Mark Hurst. Mark Irwin Natalie Jacobs. Joel Jacobs. John Jenkins. James Johnson. Felicia Johnson. Jeffrey Johnson. Karla Johnson. Rebecca Johnson. Scott Joswick. Michele Jurick. Mike Kalb. Sandra Kear. George Kelley. Dawn 89 Felicia Johnson plays the harpsichord at the Madrigal. Juniors Cast Homecoming Ballots Kelley. Kathleen Kelso. Laura Kirk. Daniel Kirkpatrick. Ricky Kline. Kandi Kline. Karleen Koeppel. Tammy Kokos, George Kouski. Kimberly Krus. Douglas Krus, Wesley Kruse. Stanley Kyle. B.J. Lambie. Richard Lampton. Randy Landes. Michael Langloss. Tony Laughlin. Scott Lauterbach. Lori Lewis. Laura Lewis. Scott Light. Samuel Lockhart. Michael Lowery. Paul Lowry, Edward Luster. Kevin Mabis. Brian Magner. John Malone. Michael Maloney. Tammy Marchand. Lynne Marlow. Jody Marter. Jerome Martin. Jimmy Martin. Tracy Mason. Angela Brian Mabis carefully completes a plate in drafting class. Deidre Austin Junior Attendant Mason. Tina Massey. Harold Maslon. Victoria Matthes. Jutta Mauerman. Juanita Melloy. Denise Melton. Charles Melton. Leeann Mercer. Grant Meskimen. Molly Messmore. Richard Mayer. Darla Miller. Amy Miller. Candy Miller. Christina Miller. John Miller. Martha Miller. Timothy Miner. Beth Mingus. Timothy Monroe. David Monroe. Keri Monti. Christine Morre. Gwendolyn Morse. Tami Mullen. Kenneth McBride. Robin McCann. Jeffrey McCart. Michelle McCrary. Sonja McDonald. Mike McDoweel. Gregory McDuff. Tammy 91 The Fun Memories of 1981 ♦ ♦ ♦ McGowan. Elizabeth McIntosh. Jeffrey McMullen. Laira Nasses. Thomas Neal. David Neal. James Neff. Nancy Nelson. Kimberly Nevitt. Laura Nevius. Debra Nolan. Jeff Ogle. William Olson. Jeff Otten. Leanne Owens. Terry Palmer. Dale Parlier. Troy Parm. Linda Patridge. Jeffrey Patten. Julie Patton. Catherine Paul. Jeff Peck. Richard Penwell. Timothy Perrilles. Cheryl Peterman. Lisa Petrakis. Karen Pfeifer. Timothy Phillips. Michael Phillips. Randy Pierson. Skip Pitsonbarger. Julie Pittman. Deborah Don Hanlon was second place winner at the Variety Show. 92 . ♦ Linger Through Our Minds Pitzer. Douglas ' Porter. Ronald Purcell. Kristie Rabe. Elizabeth Rasor. April Rathbun. Jodi Reavis. Kevin Reeder. Robert Rengel. Kent Reynolds. Sharlyn Richart. William Riekena. Troy Riggen. Victoria Rogers. Melody Rogers. Rebecca Rolen. Michael Rosenbohm. Kimberly Rundle. Loretta Rupert. Mark Rutledge. David Ryan. Karen Samsa. Krisa Schafer. Kimberly Schertz. Jamie Schlueter. Susan Schmidgall. Dawn Schmidt. Donald Schmit, Deborah Schneider. Harriet Scholfield. Shally Schwindenhammer. Russel Scudder. Tami Shane. Barbara 93 Juniors Trail In Float Contest Sholty. James Showens. Juliann Siadek. David Siegel. Melvin Simpson. David Smalley. James Smith. Catherine Smith. Juanita Smith. Steve Smith. Timothy Smithers. Daniel Snedden. Carey Snekhaus. Karen Snyder. Gayle Sprouse. Kevin Strube. Buddy Swank. Laurie Sweet. Rebecca Syck. Kimberly Taylor. Rodney Tidwell. Douglas Toland. Michael Tomevi. David Tucker. Catherine Junior Float Goes Down With Third Place. Rank Third In Class Competition Tucker. Laurie Ulrich. Steven VanAusdale. William VanDeman. Donald Virgil. Eugene Walker. Janell Walker. Michael Wallace. Stephen Walters. John Welsh. Bruce Wetterauer. Jennifer Wheeler. Bryan White. Valerie Whitehurst. Scott Whitfield. Tina Whitledge. Carolyn Whittenburg. Russell Williams. Christine Williams. Galen Williams. Peter Williamson. Robert Windsor. Paul Wiseman. Robin Wolfe. Michelle Wolstenholme. Victoria Wood. Lois Wright. Joey Wright. Timothy Zahner. Sherry Zepp. Ronald Zimbelman. Robert 95 Evan Finley demonstrates his talents making hall decorations. Juniors Share Important Role . . During the auction. Todd Higgenbotham bought ten tacos donated by Mr. Clinton. Class of '82 T-shirt goes for the spectacular bid of one hundred dollars — to the Senior Class. 96 The Junior Class helps make the variety show a big success. Participate In School Activities Members of the Junior Class, wearing bright yellow, show their spirit during the assembly. Grant Mercer gets revenge! How could anybody pass up an opportunity like this? 97 The junior boys tugged against the faculty team, but alas . . . Juniors Everywhere Doing, Doing . . Maria Rouchez shows her creativity with Spirit Week hall decorations. Billy VanAusdale helps out in the cafeteria In a bridge building contest during science club. George Kokos tests the strength of a bridge with a five pound weight. 98 Eric Hansen. Jim Bowers. Tom Beckman, and Mike Gaffney mess around after seventh hour P.E. Going . . Going . . ♦ Up, Up, and Away!! Scott Johnson blows up the balloons for a science project. As a project to use the helium that was left over after the circus, the members of the Science Club filled balloons and let them fly to the wind. Here. Scott Johnson fills one of the many balloons. Is this the one that was found in Maryland or Virginia? Rodney Taylor helps out at the football games The Junior Football players show their enthusiasm at the pep by selling bratwurst and hamburgers, assembly. 99 Junior-Senior Prom The fragrant and elegant favors of a prom are set aside while dancing. The sign of a warm glow that welcomed us could be seen from afar on a dark and rainy night._______________ Ute Prohaska. escorted by Tom Saupe. is led into the ballroom. ■ ClCCMI Shelly McMillan and her escort have a few last minute adjustments made by Mrs. Merriman so they can watch the birdie. One In A Million One of the highlights of the springtime is the junior-senior prom, an event anticipated by many of the upperclassmen as an opportunity to attend a formal affair. Our prom. One in a Million.” was held at the Holiday Inn Brandywine and was reigned over by queen Crystal Cranford, and king R. J. Kyle. The festive evening began with a smorgasbord dinner and dancing was to the music of Threshold. May 9th will remain a memorable event in the minds of many for a long time to come. Steve Ulrich and Jodi Nicholson share a quiet moment on the bridge. Punch, bubbling from a silver fountain, is served by Angie Williams to Shelly Schofield and her escort. Randy Wiseman and Tracy Williamson exchange fond glances as the magic moments trip swiftly by. JLd Taking a break from the din inside. Ron Bock and Robin Dunlap relax in the atrium. 101 Junior-Senior Prom Royalty mm mm . m m 102 QUEEN - CRYSTAL CRANFORD KING - B.J. KYLE Prom Queen And King Nominees Lynne DeLorme Carey Snedden Diedra Austin Kathy Guppy Dusch Marchand Gene Virgil Danny Kirk 103 Buffet And Dancing Angie Williams and Suzanne Ferrie served the thematic cake. A dazzling array of formats and tuxedos adorned the dancer sharing, an enchanted evening. 104 Kris Maske and Tim Barr (above) and Mark Gibson and Wendy Walster (below) enjoyed listening to the music. . ♦ . Set Pace For Enchanted Evening Sharon Finch and Brad Wood had a good lime at the prom. Bonnie Schneider and Keith Stroemer (above) and Pam Stroup and Mike Dunne (below) talked and joked and shared the good time. Jill Bahr and Kevin Cheatam take time out to rest their weary feet and enjoy each others company. Stan Gruber and Debbie Haun had some cake while waiting for the band to return. eff McCann visits the punch ountain. Jeff Johnson and Cheryl Chioni presented the king and queen of the prom. Jeff served as master of ceremonies. 105 Sophomore Class Officers President Mark Maloney Vice-President Julie Schmitt Secretary Kathy Butler Treasurer Paula Negley With good participation and plenty of enthusiasm, the Sophomore Class got off to a tremendous start this year by winning the homecoming skit competition with their version of The Wizard of Oz. titled The Wizard of Odd. To pursue this energetic theme one step further, the sophomore float representing the emerald city took winning honors in the homecoming parade. President Mark Maloney reported record participation for the float construction project entitled Dream on Raiders. In addition to their many activities, sophomores were enrolled in such classes as geometry, speech, health, driver education, chemistry, and accounting, to name a few. Class advisers were Mrs. Heden. Mr. Hutinger. Mrs. Lauffenberger. and Mrs. Mandler. The class officers, pictured on the facing page, provided the leadership necessary for sophomore success. Adams. Jeffrey Allison. Deborah Anderson. Clarke Andrews. Steven Adkinson. Dana Raker. Scott Raker. Lisa Rale. Todd Rartell. Kris Readies. John Reasley. Gregory Reck. Natalie Reeney. Patrick Rehrends. Sheri Relfield. Steven Rennett. Teri Rae Rergschneider. Crystal Rerry. Roger Retson. Gerald Rlack. Susan Rlack. Timothy Rlackaby. Monti Rlaylock. Cathy Rloompott. Michelle Rohm. Lucille Romhold. Rex Borsellino. Tara Bouchez. Richard Boyer. Faunette Braden. Lori Rramham. Tod Lee Bressner. Victoria Brill. Thomas Rraodstone. Julie Brock. Cheryl Brown. Dawn Brown. Donald Brown. Krista Bruce. Brett Rucklin. Bradley Rurdett. Daniel Burgess. Amy 107 Sophomores Show Spirit Burnside. Scott Burnside. Timothy Bush. Ricky Bussier. Robert Butler. Cathy Cagle. Robbie Calhoun. Julie Camden. Timothy Camp. Daniel Campen. Rhonda Carey. Richard Carpentier. Ted Carr. Jenny Caton. Rosemarie Chamberlain. Gregg Chambers. Kellie Champen. Gregory Chen. Peter Chiaravalle. Aaron Chitwood. Rob Christianson. Tammy Clauser. Angie Clevenger. Terry Cloat. Lisa Comer. Audrey Contoni. Kelly Cook. Denise Cooney. Pamela Cooper. Dorain Corbet. Jan Corbin. Laura Couch. Lori Cowen. Todd Craddock. Leslie Cramer. Benedict Crank. Molly Crank. Steven Cravens. David Crumby. Cindy 108 Two More Years To Go Cruthis. Jason Cullin. Lori Danzer. Greg Davidson. Richard Davis. Leann Dearing. Chris Demmin. Cathy Dempsey. Deanna Dennis. Scott DeRagisch. Deelina DeTrempe. Kimberly Doering. William Doubet. Mike Driscoll. Colleen Duez. Becky Dunham. Timothy Dunne. Kathleen Dunne. Thomas Dusch. Joseph Elam. Homer Elwanger. Julie Faulkner. Scott Fawcett. Patricia Felsa. Todd Ferrie. Suzanne Fife. Denise Fisher. Dawn Fitzgerald. Duanne Forgason. Angela Forsman. Darrin Forsman. Lori Foster. Elizabeth Foster. Michael Fox. Candy French. Kimberly Furniss. Jay Gabelhausen. Bill Gallager. Kelly Geier. Anita Genovese. Michelle Genovese. Tracy Gerard. Dee Dee Getz. Thomas Gilpin. Liz Glass. Terrie Gold. Timothy Graber. Lisa Graves. Kurt 109 Blue Hawaii Sinks Into Sunset Greenwood. Angie Grim. Lisa Groeper. Cathy Guilliams. Todd Gunter. Rhonda Gunzenheiser. Thomas Guppy. Robin Hagel. Mark Hammond. Mark Hand. Vicky Harper. Gary Harris. Kellie Harshbarger. Jamie Hank. Douglas Hawkins. Becky Hayes. Mike Haynes. Carol Heathcoat. Scott Heaton. Jodi Heitzman. Daniel Hermann. Ronald Herring. Joseph Herring. Robert Hetzel. Tod Heurman. Matt Heyl. Kathryn Hibbs. Larry Hibser. Tony Higgenbotham. Terrie Higgins. Douglas Hoffman. Lisa Hofmann. Curtis Holt. Kellie Hornbacker. Lee Ann Hoss. Julie Houle. James Howard. Deanna Howard. Tracey Huff. Beverly No” says David Welch. This is not a commercial for shaving cream!” Sophomore Hall Only Fair To Sea David Owen put the finishing touches on a palm tree in the sophomore hall. Does Polly want a cracker? Hurst. Jeffrey Jackson. Vickie Jacobs. Oliver Jepson. Lisa Johnigk. Dana Johnson. Mike Jones. Justin Jones. Leonard Jurick. Steven Kalb. Michael Kalb. Tina Karmenzind. Rod Kasap. Amelia Kauffman. Michele Keckler. Bobbi Kelley. Sandy Kendall. Robert Kerr. Joseph Kilbey. Steven Kimbrell. Melanie King. Erik King. Jennifer King. Lonnie Kirk. Geoffrey Kirkbride. Charles Knight. Lori Knox. Matthew Kohal. Kim Krupps. Richard Kuhn. Howard Kurkman. John Lamb. Gregory Langloss. Tracy Lauterbach. Allyn Leddy. Rhonda Lockwood. Michael Ludwig. Rochelle Luster. Kenneth Maher. Matt I I I Sophomores Take Skit Competition Mallicoat. Michael Malone. Rill Maloney. Mark Maness. Charles Manz. Gary Martin. Tonia Mather. Kathie Meardy. Elizabeth Meier. K3thy Meier. Sheila Meier. Shelli Miller. Laverta Miller. Scott Milligan. Kelly Mingus. Sheri Mitchell. Donna Modglin. Brent Moldenhauer. Mark Morris. Michelle Mullineauz. Joseph Myers. Marian McClure. Patricia McCollum. Lisa McFarlane. Jill McGath. Shelly McGee. Amy Mclntire. Guy McPike. Lawrence McWhirter. Amy Nau. Diane Negley. Paula Nelson. John Newman. Tina Newport. Melissa Nhan. Nghia Nichols. Angie Nelson. Lisa Noe. Cindi Norman. Daniel Odle. Donald Oertley. Douglas O'Neal. Minnie O'Neill. Chris Otten. Kevin Otto. Harold Owen. David Panus. Donald Parr. Laura m Wizard Of Odd Smashing Success Parrish. Chris Pence. Keith Pennycuff. Darren Penwell. Mark Perina. Lisa Peterman. Lori Peterson. Jeffrey Petty. Reginald Phillips. David Picket. Eric Pitcher. Scott Place. Curt Platt. Brian Poplett. Holly Powell. Randall Price. Laurie Price. Robert Pruitt. Chris Pryor. Darlene Ramos. Jill Reeder. James Reid. Stacey Reynolds. Kris Reynolds. Karen Rhea. Debbie Ricca. Rusty Ridgely. William Riggen. Rhonda Roberts. Mike Rogers. Rick Rosenbohm. Julie Rowe. Mark Rowen. Jeffery Rudloff. Angela Rybolt. Debra Sale. Angie Salter. Holly Sampier. Scott Sander. Elizabeth Schafer. Janice Schenck. Michael Schepke. Scott Schlosser. Anita Schmider. Amber Schmidt. Diane Schmit. Michael Schmitt. Julie Schneider. James 113 An Exciting Episode At L.C.H.S. . . , Schneider. Julie Schultz. Bruce Schultz. Timothy Scurlock. Susan Seaman. Karen Seibel. Cindy Sewell. Cindy Shallenberger. Stacey Shane. Patrick Showalter. Lynne Simmons. Ronald Simmons. Sharon Slane. Kevin Slater. Polly Small. Mike Smith. Phillip Smith. Terrie Spangler. Donald Sprague. Kristin Sprouse. Keith Stark. Tamera Starkey. Robert Staub. Karen Stephens. Gary Sticklmeier. Daniel Stockstill. Kelly Stone. Paula Strickland. Curtis Strickler. Debby Strode. Gary I 14 The Mixed Chorus Sang at The Christmas Concert Who Shot P.N.? - The Health Dept. ! Sturgis. Gayle Sulka. James Swingle. Robert Tapp. Lisa Teufel. Fred Thomas. Michelle Thomas. Jerry Thomason. Jim Tjaden. Steve Toebee. LeRoy Tomkins. Brian Tran. Hue Paula Neigley Gets Her Inoculation Tran. Quyen Trinh. Chieu Trinh. Van Trotter. Mark Troxell. Richard Tuck. Christy Tuck. Richard Turpin. Juanita Vaughn. Troy Vogel. Jimmy Wagner. Mark Wallace. Diane Wallace. Susan Walster. Wendy Walters. Tina Weber. Mary Welch. David Wetterauer. Jody Whitby. Teri Widmer. Kelley Williams. Angela Williams. Anna Williams. Christi Williams. Kimberly I I 5 Sophomores Influence School Life Sophomore Attendant Paula Negley rides in Homecoming Parade. Williams. Tammy Williamson. Jody Williamson. Tracy Wilson. Joseph Wilson. Larry Wiseman. Timothy Wolfe. Rollin Wolstenholme. Steven Womack. Bryant Wright. Joy Wright. Kenny Wright. Michael Yocum. William In his twin engine helmet. Joe Dusch heads for Lori Cullen decorates Sophomore Hall. Hawaii. Build School David Welch prepares bratwurst at football games. Spirit At Activities Bryant Womack and JoAnn Groeper have a good time at the bonfire. I I Sophomores show school spirit at assembly. ♦ ♦ ♦ Sophomores Do Their Part Jeff Peterson and Cathy Groeper help out at the Madrigal Dinner. Beth Foster helps carry out the Hawaian theme at the Vice-Versa Dance Rhonda Riggen uses the library to study. 118 Class of 84 wins float competition. . . . make second year a classic Freshman Class Officers President-Kris Dixon Vice President-Jill Lambie Secretary-Vonda Demmin Treasurer-Michelle Hedge Choosing West Side of Bartonville Story” as the theme for their homecoming skit, the Freshmen received third place in the competition. The Class of 84” produced a float of quality: a rare beauty that took a second place behind the winning float. With many new experiences and high goals ahead of them, the freshmen started their first year at Limestone with much enthusiasm. Some of the required classes included English, science, math, and physical education. Some of the electives chosen included foreign language, beginning shop, home economics, and chorus. Serving as Freshman Class President was Kris Dixon, who was seconded by vice president. Jill Lambie; secretary. Vonda Demmin; treasurer: Michelle Hedge. One class project was a candy sale. The Freshman Class advisers, to whom the class is grateful for all the help and attention they required, were: Mr. Veirs. Mrs. Morris. Mr. Sanders, and Mrs. Hamilton. Aberle. Brenda Allen. Brian Almasi. Michael Anderson. Rozanna Anderson. Tammy Applegren. Nicholas Ayres. Amy Bader. Doug Bagwell. Monica Baker. David Baker. Elizabeth Barnett. Mikle Barnewolt. Jill Barr. Douglas Baylor. Brian Beaird. Lisa Bear. Douglas Becker. Daniel Beckman. Tal Behm. Richard Bell. Kimberly Bennett. Kim Biddison. Dale Bill. Sam Bingamon. Ben Bjorklund. Eric Blackard. Catherine Blair. Shaun Boerckel. Joy Bontz. William Bouchez. Robert Bragg. Robert Snowden Copeland works on his woodshop project. Nice, huh? Frosh Choose Class Leadership Brignall. Georgia Brokow. Rosalie Brooks. Kristin Brown. Lynne Brown. Kristi Brown. Lori Brown. Lori Brown. Thomas Brush. Kyle Bryan. Brenda Burbidge. Theresa Burcham. Teresa Burgess. Lisa Burke. Darrin Burns. Gregory Button. Gerald Byrne. Richard Campbell. Daniel Campbell. Stephanie Campen. Greg Caryle. Scott Carter. Claude Carter. Trenton Chamberlain. Douglas Chamberlain. Felicia Chambers. Tina Chaney. Charles Chapman. Mark Chen. Marcia Choate. Rodney Churchill, Timothy Clark. Barbara Closen. Brad Closen. Brian Colvin. Pamela Cook. John 122 Darrin Burke groans in agony as Greta Medina displays her mettle! Kris Dixon Elected President! Copeland. Bryan Copeland. Snowden Corbin. David Cornell. Micki Couchman. Gary Cox. Joel Cramer. David Crisfield. David Culbertson. Robert Cunningham. Linda Daniel. Frank Daniel. Kenny Dant. Lome Davis. Larry Davis. Lora Dawson. Sheryl DeCoursey. DeAnna Delicath. Sharon Delk. Lori DeMay. Dottie Demmin. Darcy Demmin. Vonda Denny. Denna DePinto. Jeffrey Dixon. Kris Doering. Drindia Donald. Lori Doran. Chip Dozard. Rose Dries. Gregory Driscoll. Daniel Dudley. Kimberly Dudley. Rob Durham. Tina Eckhold. Patricia Edwards. David Edwards. Rebecca Ehart. Timothy Eichorn. Randall Elmore. Gena Ertle. Michael Fales. Kellie Farris. Rhonda Fauber. Mark Faurot. Lori Fay. Paul Finch. Shelly Finch. Steven I Freshmen Make Serious Choices Fletcher. Jason Foster. Anita Fourdyce. Daniel Frank. David Fry. Jack Gaa. Gregory Gaa. Michael Gard. Lisa Gasdorf. Sieg Geer. David Genovese. Lorey Gentry. Timothy Gibbs. Russell Gibson. Patticia Gienow. Tony Gillum. Jenilyn Glaue. Timothy Glossick. Cheryl Goad. Patricia Gobert. Michael Graves. Douglas Grieshaber. Michael Griggs- Patty Guthrie. Jeffrey Haag. Kelly Haas. Kris Hagel. Leslie Haler. John Hallor. Denise Hamm. Allen Hammer. Will Hamra. Kent Hankins. David Hanson. Jeffrey Harper. Mark Harris. Kody Hawton. Stephen Hedge. Michele Heitzman. Timothy Herrmann. Christopher Hetzel. Marc Heuermann. Matthew Heyle. Randall Hibbs. Bill Hickman. Daniel I 24 Deanna Thompson examines the intricate parts of a flower in biology class. . . . Future Goals Depend On Results Serious about the task at hand, freshman skit players listen to directions from Mr. Veirs We’re number I! Hidden. Earl Hill. Cynthia Hill. Sheri Hines. Steven Hoerr. Gary Hoerr. Wendy Hoffman. Lisa Hoffman. Michele Holmes. Joy Homan. Angie Hooste. Scott Hurst. Steven Icenogle. Renee Irwin. Barry Jacobs. Jeffery Jacobs. Pamela Jester. Rhonda Johnson. Kevin Johnson. Michelle Johnson. Patricia Johnson. Tammy Jones. Lisa Jordon. Kristin Jordan. Richard Ketcham. Kristy Kimbrell. Paula Kinney. Sue Knight. Brian Knight. Timothy Knutt. Penny Kortemier. Christopher Krus. Katherine Kunkel. Michelle Lamb. Eleanor Lambie. Jill Lampton. Dale Lance. Bindy Lane. Lisa Langanis. Michelle Choral Music Gives Atmosphere Lawless. Timothy Lee. Dawnette Legaspi. Aaron Lewis. Peter Light. Julie LiGrisse. Chris Linder. Timothy Lindsey. Denny Lipke. Laura Lisk. Amy Lofthouse. Steven Lonsdale. Donna The Freshman Girls’ Chorus performed at the Christmas Concert in the auditorium. Lovel. Denny Lowry. James Lyon. Judith Magner. Maggie Mallicoat. Lori Mann. Lisa Manning. Daylene Marchand. Rick Maricle. Kim Mason. Steven Massey. Daphnie Mathison. Shelly Provides Soul For School Spirit Meinders. David Meinders. Michael Meister. Joan Meskimen. Rebecca Messmore. Rodney Meyer. Brad Meyers. Kimberly Miller. Daniel Miller. Hope Miller. Merry Milligan. David Milsteadt. Richard Mirande. Mary Modglin. Trisha Monroe. Mark Morgan. Greg Morgan. Wesley Moss. Kathleen Murphy. Jayme Muzzarelli. Guy Myers. Amy McAllister. Kimberly McCord. Jennifer McCurdy. Katherine McGowen. Michael McKenny. William McMillan. Darren McMullen. Melynda Nash. Ranae Nau. Marc Nelson. Annette Nelson. Suzette Newman. Teresa Noe. Christine Nolan. Bradley Often. Kimberly Parks. Todd Parlier. Katherine Parlier. Wendy Parrott. Cynthia Patten. Jamie Peacock. Loren Pence. Tony Penny. Gala Pierce. Cheri Piscaglia. Mark Pitsonbarger. Lonnie Pomeroy. James Powell. Eric Powell. Kevin Price. Melissa Prichard. Tim Purvis. Kelly Putney. Jeanette Homecoming Attendant Chosen Rainey. Deborah Rakers. Michael Randle. Lisa Rapp. Julie Reader. Randy Reavley. Mark Rebbec. James Reed. James Reeves. Christopher Reno. Chris Roach. Susan Roberson. Troy Robinson. Jeffrey Robinson Theresa Rogers. Cynthia Rogers. Michelle Royer. Gary Russell. Michelle Rusterholtz. Scott Sallie. William Sapp. Misha Scheeler. Susan Scheuttler. Kevin Schmidt. Deborah Stear. Timmy Steward. Wendy Stomberg. Laurie Schwartz, Tina Schwindenhammer. Linda Scudder. Lori Sears. Susan Shallenberger. Brian Sheperd, Lisa Siebel. David Siens. Paul Simmons. Gregory Simpson. Lori Skotnicki. Curtis Smalley. Leah Smith. Douglas Smith. Scott Smithers. Jeffery Snedden. Craig Snyder. Joann Snyder. Sheri Sullivan. Michael Sutphin. Walter Swearingen. Karen Vonda Demmin honored at halftime Vonda Demmin Freshman Attendant Tapping. Lisa Test. Mark Thompson. Deanna Thompson. Franklin Thorton. Patrick Tjaden. Jenny Toureen. Kendall Tritsch. Brian Trotter. Donald Trotter. Jeffrey Tuchel. Karla Tuck. Bill Tuck. Linda Tucker. Jill Tucker. Lee VanAusdall. Deborah Vanderheiden. Tammy VanLaningham. Bryan VanVooren. Brian Veatch. Becky Veaughn. Rodney Votaw. Gary Walker. Jeffrey Walker. Sherry Watson. Bonnie Weatherington. Timmy Weaver. Monica Webb. Crystal Webb. Richard Welsh. Kevin Welsh. Michelle Wherley. Paula Wherley. Richard Williams. Jan Willoughby. Tamara Windsor. James Winter. Gail Wittmer. Terry Woerner. Sean Wolfe. Angie Wolfe. Lisa Wolfe. Mitchel I 29 New Worlds To See And Conquer T� Wolfe. Rick Wolstenholme. Mary Woodmancy. Teresa Wuehle. Kimberly Yerby. Lisa Zackman. Karin Zook. Bradley Zuckworlh. Danny Terry Wiltmer and Steve Smith helped serve at the Madrigal Dinner. The Homecoming Dance was a very new kind of experience for many of the freshmen including Tom Brown and Lisa Gard. Bob Chitwood does his part to help win the spirit paddle by decorating the freshman hall. Some of the freshman girls share a laugh or two with Mr. Rahn before the bell. Experiences To A Freshman girl (class of '92) dresses for her halloween party. Share And Treasure Oh. don't take my picture! says Kris Haas. I don’t want everybody to see me hanging this crepe paper.” The freshman football squad sits in the balcony during a pep assembly. Freshman Attendant Vonda Demmin and her escort Wally Freshman Boys’ Chorus performs during the Christmas Concert. Sutphin share the queen's dance at the homecoming dance. THE SPORTS EDITORS: David Owen Shawn Scott 133 Four Shutouts In A Row. . . Front Row: J. Adams. T. Beckman. S. Light. B. Hoopingarner. R. Koeppel. G. Taylor. B. McIntyre. B. Bruce. R. Lambie. M. Mason. E. Finley. R. Krupps. Second Row: S. Crank. A. Legaspi. T. Smith. S. Perrilles. J. Fox. M. Toland. R. Guppy. M. Adamson. J. Harmison. B. Meyer. J. Engstrom. T. Dixon. D. Owen. M. Jurick. J. Dusch. R. Chitwood. Third Row: M. Lockwood. T. Camden. M. Hagai. T. Penwell. B. Strube. M. Maloney. B. Mabis. S. Borsellino. M. Blackaby. J. Dusch. D. Higgens. S. Heathcoat. T. Schultz. T. Branham. G. Reynolds. Fourth Row: L. Wilson. B. Campen. G. Kokos. R. Simmons. D. Tomevi. N. Kasap. M. Phillips. M. Hammond. J. Borum. G. Betson. K. Mullen. S. Scott. D. Stickelmaier. D. Hauk. SCORES LCHS OPPONENT 20 Washington 0 8 Bergan 1 8 6 Manual 0 46 Pekin 1 3 1 4 Richwoods 00 1 8 Spalding 20 1 4 East Peoria 0 16 Peoria Central 20 1 4 Woodruff 6 The varsity football team started the season with a decisive 20 - 0 win over the Washington Panthers, but soon fell to Bergan. Emotional high came when the Rocket gridders completely overwhelmed the former conference powerhouse. Manual Rams, with a 6 - 0 defeat. Then came the homecoming game against the Raiders in which the Rockets won 14 - 0. It was the first homecoming win L.C.H.S. had witnessed in the last thirteen year period. The Rocket offense averaged a total of 16.2 points per game, while the defense led the conference by only giving up 7.8 points per game. The football team ended its season with a 6 - 3 record: good enough for a second place finish in the Mid-State 10 Conference. Overall, the Rocket gridders did a tremendous job! Brett Meyer Scurries Through Central Defense. Coach Drach makes a hasty play change. . . . L.CH.S. Record Tailback N. Kasap puts a straight arm on a Central defender to gain extra yardage. M. Adamson rolls out to capitalize on the best passing game in the conference. The Rockets’offense breaks through the Red Raiders for one of two touchdowns. The coaching staff makes miracles happen in the first homecoming win in thirteen years. Senior Gridders Complete Fourth R. Cuppy S. Borsellino M. Adamson M. Hammond J. Harmison M. Mason B. McIntyre 36 S. Scott makes an interception in the Homecoming game. S. Perrilles M. Phillips Season With 28-9 Overall Record J. Cagle B. Campen J. Engstrom B. Hoopingamer B. Meyer S. Scott N. Kasap A. legaspi G. Taylor R. Koeppel J. Harmison leads N. Kasap up the middle on the punt. 137 Soph's Have A 5-4 Record Top Row- R. Chitwood, L. Wilson. R. Simmons. D. Hauk. J. Betson. S. Heathcoat. D. Owen. Second Row- D. Campbell. J. Adams. T. Rramham. S. Crank. R. Krupps. M. Lockwood. T. Schultz. Bottom Row- B. Bruce. T. Prichard. M. Maloney. D. Higgens. M. Hagel. J. Dusch. D. Stickelmaier. T. Camden. I 38 Sophomores are under pursuit. Joe Dusch breaks through the line. Frosh Save Best For Last Top Row. N. Applegren. E. Hidden. R. Reader. S. Johnson. B. Bonlz. M. Wolfe. D. Linsely. M. Almasi. C. Snedden. D. Massey. T. Carter. Second Row. Coach Novell. 6. Cramer. T. Heitzman. K. Daniels. D. Geer. D.Campbell. P. Lewis. T. Wiltmer. J. Hanson. J. May. G. Muzzarilla. M. Reavley. M. Chapman. Coach Daughtery. Third Row. T. Roberson. S. Lofthouse. D. Becker. C. Skotnicki. S. Heinz. 6. Morgan. W. Hammer. A. Legaspi. T. Prichard. T. Lawless. Bottom Row. 8. Meyer. J. Bader. T. Pence. T. Murphy. P. Thorton. SCORES LCHS OPPONENT 0 Washington 18 8 Bergan 22 8 Normal 14 12 Manual 26 6 Pekin 44 12 Richwoods 18 20 Spalding 22 6 East Peoria 8 24 Central 8 30 Woodruff 12 Curtis Skotnicki looks for blocking. Blue- 33 - Hike - Hike. Hike! Tim Prichard receives instructions form coach Novell. Cross Country Turns In 4-7 Season Top row: Mgr. T. Parlier. J. Paul. J. Marter. J. Anderson. T. Ingram. R. Beorckel. L. Schwindenhammer. Second row: M. Gaffeney. J. Bruce. G. Chapman. R. Karmenzind. K. Hamera. B. Irwin. M. Hetzel. T. Brown. T. Hetzel. D. Meinders. LCHS OPPONENT 27 W) Brimfield 29 28 L) Pekin 27 25 (W) Morton 31 39 L) Manual 20 27 (W) Canton 28 40 L) Washington 15 50 L) East Peoria 15 42 L) Bergan 17 2 1 (W) Woodruff 38 46 L) Spalding 17 50 L) Richwoods 15 45 (I) Central 17 Jim Marter. David Meinders. and Lonnie Schwindenhammer jog a little bit to warm up. Cross Country requires a lot of stretching out. Lonnie Schwindenhammer and Jim Marter were elected co-captian of the Cross Country team. Lonnie. Jim and David get their legs loosened up before a meet. Greg Mandler was elected Most Valuable Runner for Cross Country. _________ Greg Mandler loosens up his Most Valuable Legs. 141 Rockets Get Spiked 3-18 Front row: G. Sturgis. K. Johnson. K. Dobbens. K. Widmer. C. Ellis. K. Gallagher. C. Patton. Second row: V. White. J. Delk. B. Russel. L. Helgeson. B.Lauterback. Coachs Mrs. Huber. Mr. Huber. Val White is replacing Liz Helgeson after some exciting court action! Varsity 3-18 Frosh-Soph 5-8 Woodruff Tournament 3-15: 13-15 Morton 8-15: 6-15 10-15; 7-15 Sacred Heart 3-15: 3-15 Urbana 15-9: 5-15: 1-15 Henry 15-3: 7-15; 12-15 15-6: 15-17; 15-8 Bloomington 6-15: 8-15 13-15: 15-9: 5-15 Galesburg 10-15; 4-15 9-15: 10-15 Pekin Tournament 12-15: 7-15 Central 5-15: 13-15 A.O.L. 15-2: 15-11 Central 8-15: 12-15 Woodruff 7-15: 5-15 7-15; 3-15 A.O.L. 14-16: 15-8: 15-8 15-0: 15-7 Pekin 7-15: 7-15 2-15: 13-15 Manual 15-6: 6-15: 15-8 15-5: 15-3 Washington 15-10: 10-15: 4-15 12-15: 16-14: 1-15 Central 8-15: 1-15 15-11; 8-15; 12-15 E. Peoria 4-15: 5-15 8-15: 10-15 Bergan 6-15: 13-15 13-15: 1-15 Richwoods 4-15; 15-13; 15-17 15-9: 15-8 Pekin District 2-15: 7-15 142 Frosh-Soph Look To The Future Becky Russell wails for the ball whitle Brenda Lauterbach and Karla Johnson look on. Mrs. Huber explains the situation to her exhausted volleyball squad. Back row: Mrs. Huber. A. Kasap. L. Jepson. K. Zachman. L. Lipke. L. Ann Hornbacker. L. Brown. Mr. Huber. Front row: K. Stockstill. J. Schmitt. A. Williams. R. Riggen. L. Donald. D. Thompson. 143 Wrestlers Grapple To Weak Season. Top row: Coach Vili. E. Finley, T. Marquardt. S. Borsellino. B. Hoopingarner. A. Lagaspi, D. Pitzer. Middle row: D. Hoopingarner. S. Baida. S. Laughlin. T. Penwell. G. Hoopingarner, J. Olsen. Bottom row: D. Oertly. M. Penwell. D. Cramer. T. Owens. L.C.H.S. OPPONENT 12 Woodruff 46 8 Sterling 51 18 Richwoods 52 4 Pekin 62 6th Canton tourney 42 Bergan 24 24 U-High 31 83 Eureka 27 56 Spalding 14 19 East Peoria 42 9 Canton 58 12 Washington 48 Nth Geneseo tourney 36 Manual 24 10 Central 48 7th Urbana tourney 24 Bloomington 31 26 Galesburg 29 29 Farmington 33 7th Mid State 10 tourney 6th District The referee looks on as Jeff Olsen attempts to pin his opponent. Bill Hoppingarner attempts to trap his opponent. 144 Darryl Hoopingarner Elected MVW Darryl shows why his record was so good. Darryl Hoopingarner was elected M.V.W.. he finished 5th in the Canton Inv.. 2nd in the Geneseo Inv.. 3rd in the Mid State 10 Conf.. 4th in the District. He was undefeated in the dual meets. His record was 25-6-2 Andy Lagaspi struggles to break the grip that could end the match. Garryl Hoopingarner puts a move on his opponent. A rocket wrestler with another pin. 145 Frosh - Soph Better .500 Season Top row: M. Hagel. T. Hietzman. R. Chitwood. T. Gentry. D. Hauk. J. Beadles. S. Crank. C. Skotnicki. Second row: T. Dunham. S. Lofthouse. D. Norman. M. Maloney. S. Baker. A. Lagaspi. M. Sullivan: Bottom row: Coach Fuson. M. Hetzel. M. Fauber. D. Oertley. J. Reeder. M. Meinders. Coach Daughtery. LCHS Opponent 12 Woodruff 52 3 Sterling 50 36 Metamora 30 15 Richwoods 52 0 Pekin 69 IS Spalding 30 23 East Peoria 46 12 Canton 50 45 Washington 13 56 Manual 10 27 Central 26 43 Bloomington 21 38 Galesburg 27 59 Bergan 6 66 Farmington 3 LaSalle-Peru Tournament 5th Canton Tournament 5th Spalding Tournament 6th Mid State - 10 Tournament 7th Coach Fuson tells students about his Frosh-Soph wrestlers. Greg Stalter Twenty-Third In State First row: B. Platt. J. Jacobs. D. Oertley. G. Stalter. D. Kirk. J. Peterson. T. Knight. J. Windsor. D. Hickman. G. Danger. Second row: T. DePinto. D. Miller. D. Heitzman. C. Hoffman. G. Kirk. M. Anderson. S. Hooste. D. Norman. Third row: T. McElfresh. P. Coolidge. C. Kortemeier. K. Luster K. Bruniga. M. Dunne. J. Furniss. L. Oertley. C. O’Neal. T. Dunne. W. Krus. LCHS VARSITY GOLF SCORES Opponent 153 Morton 166 154 Canton 172 161 Pekin 155 Central 162 Manual 177 201 Canton (5 Scores) 212 160 Spalding 155 Bergan 15$ 160 Richwoods 155 Woodruff 190 162 Chillicothe 172 16$ Washington 154 East Peoria 196 16$ Richwoods 16$ Washington 164 Spalding 166 152 Pekin 162 Bergan 167 16$ Morton 165 161 Central 162 East Peoria 172 152 Manual 175 Woodruff l$0 LCHS J.V. GOLF Opponent 173 Morton 181 180 Canton 203 17$ Pekin 162 Central 201 Manual 166 Spalding 157 Bergan 173 180 Richwoods 167 Woodruff 210 200 Chillicothe 18$ 174 Washington 170 East Peoria 194 193 Richwoods 180 Spalding 183 Washington 187 190 A Spalding A 185 166 B Spalding 8 182 181 Bergan 19$ Pekin 186 194 Morton 175 172 Central 166 East Peoria 185 179 Woodruff 186 Manual Coach Knezovich presents Larry Oertley and Greg Stalter. the only two golfers in LCHS history to simultaneously go to sectionals. The senior golfers for the 1980-81 season are from left to right: Greg Stalter. Terry McElfresh. Mike Dunne, and Larry Oertley. 147 Rockets Finish Season 14-13 Top row: Mgr. B. Maser. J. Weber. M. Dunne. D. Welch. T. Wright. C. Barnes. E. Biggs. Second Row: B. Swingle. T. Dixon. M. Blackaby. Coach Klobucher. G. Virgil. J. Thomason. K. Flessner. Bottom row: Mgr. S. Christiansen. Mgr. G. Gaa. Couch Klobucher shows his appreciation of Jeff Wagner's support throughout the season by having him come forward to be recognized. L.C.H.S. OPPONENT 53 Lincoln 64 64 Collinsville 53 67 Joliet East 73 65 Manual 64 45 Spalding 43 47 Woodruff 67 67 Pekin 76 68 BellevilleEast 53 74 Maine East 63 45 Chicago St. Patrick 59 59 Carbondale 67 65 Bergan 60 64 Washington 67 62 Richwoods 71 54 Central 42 65 East Peoria 58 58 Spalding 51 46 Manual 47 72 Woodruff 74 48 Pekin 64 72 Bergan 52 50 Washington 49 45 Richwoods 60 57 Central 55 84 East Peoria 71 60 Morton 47 70 Manual 85 Rockets receive new strategy during the Regional Tournament. Beating Central was easy with shooting experts like Ed (Fast Ed) Biggs. Mike (J.R.) Dunne goes for a high percentage shot. Jose (The Kangaroo) Weber rises above his Kevin (The Bug) Flessner astounded the crowd with his ball handling. Chad (Bad News) Barnes was always there for the rebound-tip ins. 149 Sophomores Finish 10-8 Top row: C. Snedden. T. Dunne. D. Fitzgerald. D. Welch. B. Swingle. J. Thomason. Coach Hill. Bottom row: R. Petty. S. Schepke. C. Dearing. D. Pennycuff. A. Chiaravalle. L.C.H.S. OPPONENT 64 Manual 58 47 Spalding 58 59 Woodruff 37 43 Pekin 40 36 Bergan 45 45 Washington 44 62 Richwoods 63 39 Central 38 54 East Peoria 53 55 Spalding 66 58 Manual 62 86 Woodruff 49 52 Pekin 58 54 Bergan 52 47 Washington 53 68 Richwoods 59 53 Central 66 60 East Peoria 59 150 Chris Dearing concentrates hard on his freeth- rows. Bob Swingle puts in another two points for the Rockets. David Welch rises above his opponent to get the opening tip-off. Freshmen Gain Valuable Experience- Top row: M. Almasi. R. Marchand. D. Campbell. B. Bontz. D. Massey. M. Barnett. N. Applegren. R. Byrne. Coach Hagenbruch. Bottom row: R. Wherley. J. Lowery. L. David. B. Baylor. C. Snedden. W. Sutphin. S. Hooste. Coach Schmitt. Rick Byrne hustles on defense while in full court press. Bill Bontz puts in two easy points for the Freshman Rockets. L.C.H.S. OPPONENT 59 Woodruff 73 61 Spalding 7 2 44 Manual 74 49 Pekin 67 56 Bergan 55 39 Washington 63 54 Richwoods 65 65 Canton 61 53 Central 85 55 East Peoria 68 56 Morton 68 65 Spalding 58 46 Manual 53 65 Woodruff 50 36 Pekin 44 68 Bergan 62 59 Washington 68 48 Richwoods 64 53 Central 60 53 East Peoria 69 151 Julie Getz And Jodi Rathbun Chosen Top row: Coach John Gross. J. Rathbun. P. Kocher. T. Scudder. A. George. K. Guppy. B. Miner. Coach Peggy Gross. Bottom row: R. Farris. K. Kelley. L. Hanlon. J. Getz. H. Borton. J. Pitsonbarger. L. Bontz. Mgr. K. Gard. (not pictured M. Mason, mgr.) 152 Captain Julie Getz, named most valuable player. Co-captain Jodi Rathbun baffles an opponent with one of helped the lady rockets complete their winning her many moves. season. To Mid-State Ten All-Conference Team The girls' varsity basketball team continued this season in the manner we've all become accustomed to by ending their season this year with a 22-6 record. The Rockets won second place in the Dixon Invitational Tournament, remained champions in the Limestone Invitational Tournament, and won the Macomb Regional Tournament to add a fifth Regional Championship to their long list of accomplishments. The Rockets’ bid for a berth at state was nullified, however, by Richwoods. who ended up eventual state runner-up to Elk Grove Village. Julie Getz and Jodi Rathbun were both unanimous selections to the Mid-State Ten All-Conference Team as well as the Dixon Invitational Tournament Team. Jodi was chosen a member of the All-State Team by both the Chicago Tribune and the Champaign News-Gazette and was the leading scorer in the conference. Both Jodi and Julie received national recognition for achieving 1.000 career points this year. Coach John Gross also received honors this year by being selected Coach of the Year in the state of Illinois by the Illinois High School Coaches' Association. The frosh-soph Rockets, who will have to fill the vacancies left by graduating seniors Julie Getz. Annette George. Pam Kocher. Robyn Farris. Linda Bontz. and Lisa Hanlon to maintain the Rockets' winning ways, ended their season with 12 consecutive wins and a record of 15-3 with two of the three losses by only one point. Look out. Richwoods! Here we come! LCHS Opponent 81 East Peoria 36 79 Manual 56 79 Washington 52 80 Joliet West 39 77 Kewanee 53 69 Dixon 57 42 Richwoods 78 90 Spalding 62 71 Woodruff 54 44 Richwoods 51 57 Central 51 68 Pekin 47 75 Moline 58 65 Dixon 50 63 Bergan 33 82 East Peoria 37 71 Manual 51 63 Spalding 70 68 Woodruff 47 48 Richwoods 59 68 Central 65 74 Pekin 45 87 Bergan 59 78 Washington 61 73 Macomb 38 55 Galesburg 45 64 Moline 60 51 Richwoods 79 This is a typical sight at the rocket end of the gymnasium. 153 Rocket defense was mighty tough. Another two points!! Swim Team Splashes To 2-5 Season. Top Row. Coach Nafziger. J. Mailer. R. Eichorn. T. Witmer. M. Fales. D. Rutledge Mgr.. Second Row. W. Krus. M. Hurd. T. Miller. K. Mullen. J. Enstrom. J. Marter. Third Row. D. Mitchell. L. Delorme, J. Wetterauer. S. Enstrom. S. Heathcoat. Coach Hutinger. Bottom Row. R. Wolf. B. Tritsch. D. Hickman. J. Guthrie. J. De Pinto. Senior Co-Captain Jim Engstrom swam the backstroke. Senior Shelly Heathcoat demonstrates her form in the freestyle. 154 Jim Marter M.V.S. Senior Jim Marter was elected co-captain and most valuable swimmer. Spalding 83! � -8616 L Richwoods 46-136 L Pekin 19 54 L Central 77' j-95‘ 5 I Ram Relays 4th place out of 11 Woodruff 90-79 W Frosh Invitational 5th Manuel 91-79 W Conference 5th F-S Conference 7lh Olympia 86-88 L 300 Medley 1:53.15 81 J. Engstrom. J. Marter. Relay K. Mullen. I Miller 300 free 1:57.71 81 J. Marter Ind. Medley 3=18.06 SI T. Miller Butterfly 5963 81 K. Mullen 500 free 5,30.76 81 J. Marter Backstroke 1,03.56 81 J. Engstrom 400 free relay 3,39.35 81 K. Mullen. M. Hurd. J. Marter. J. Marter 155 Sophomores Dominate Conference Sophomore Baseball: First Row: R. Petty. T. Getz. D. Higgins. S. Schepke. M. Hagel. M. Stahl. A. Chiaravalle. L. Hornbacker. Second row: Coach Hill. M. Blackaby. C. Dearing. D. Camp. J. Thomason. M. Wagner. D. Fitzgerald. M. Knox. D. Owen. T. Dunne. B. Modglin. LCHS Opponent 11 Canton 2 9 Central 1 8 Woodruff 1 2 Woodruff 7 8 Washington 5 11 Pekin 8 12 Bergan 2 6 East Peoria 4 4 Canton 1 10 IVC 7 7 Spalding 3 13 Central 1 3 IVC 0 2 Washington 0 6 Richwoods 0 7 Pekin 0 12 Manual 3 5 Manual 4 9 Morton 7 4 Canton 3 11 East Peoria 3 4 Bergan 1 5 Spalding 2 11 Richwoods 1 Cris Dearing fouls off an opponents pitch in an attempt to bring in David Owen on third. 156 Scott Schepke lead the freshmen team in hitting with a batting average of .388. Freshmen Look to the Future Freshman Baseball: Front row: C. Skotnicki. J. Jacobs. T. Lawless. J. Lowry. B. Meyer. T. Prichard. S. Hooste. T. Knight. Second row: B. Baylor. C. Muzzarelli. D. Campball. L. Davis. W. Sutphin. C. Snedden. K. Johnson. W. Hammer. K. Dixon. Coach Klobucher. Scott Hooste Prepares for the delivery. Freshman Baseball Scores LCHS Opponent 5 Petersburg-Porta 2 10 Petersburg-Porta 4 10 Central 4 3 Woodruff 5 4 Washington 14 13 Pekin 3 1 Bergan 0 7 East Peoria 0 2 Spalding 3 3 Washington 9 3 Metamora 6 10 Central 3 7 Bergan 10 1 Pekin 2 3 Woodruff 5 7 Manual 6 2 Spalding 3 2 East Peoria 1 1 2 Manual 3 9 wins 10 losses (ScorM ccurie� iM Scott Hoottcl Scott Hooste and Dan Campball where the spectacular pitchers on the club. The outstanding batter for the freshmen was Larry Davis. Tim Lawless makes contact with men on base. 157 Rocket Baseball Team Takes Conference Top row: T. Beckman. B. Wood. B. Meyer. C. Barnes. M. Dunne. J. Bowers. T. Dixon. J. Harmison. Second row: Coach Gottlieb. S. Ulrich. S. Whitehurst. T. Huddleston. S. Light. T. Smith. R. Keopple. Coach Schmitt. Bottom row: Mgr. J. Borum. M. Blackaby. J. Frailey. K. Flessner. S. Christiansen. Mgr. C. Snedden. LCHS OPPONENT 10 Morton 4 6 Manual 3 6 Canton 8 2 Richwoods 0 1 1 Porta 1 5 East Peoria 4 11 Porta 1 5 IVC 6 10 Central 2 8 Spalding 7 2 Woodruff 1 16 Henry 0 3 Washington 5 4 Morton 1 5 Normal 6 4 Bergan 2 6 Normal 1 3 Collinsville 4 9 Pekin 3 7 Collinsville 1 S Bergan 7 8 Galesburg 1 4 East Peoria 5 2 Galesburg 14 12 Toluca 1 8 Woodruff 4 20 Toluca 1 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 0 Manual 2 8 Morton 1 8 Spalding 2 7 Canton 6 6 Central 0 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 17 Richwoods 7 4 Galesburg 2 2 Washington 6 4 LaSalle Peru 3 9 Metamora 1 STATE TOURNAMENT 1 Metamora 2 8 Centralia 1 1 1 Pekin 5 9 Oak Park 12 Coach Schmitt and Coach Gottlieb coached Limestone to still another successful season. 158 Catchers: Rick Keopple. Steve Christiansen, and Scott Whitehurst. chers: Chad Barnes. Mike Dunne. Brett Meyer. Sam Light. Jim wers. and Brad Wood. Outfielders: Tim Smith. Tom Beckman. Sam Light. Jim Bowers. Kevin Flessner. Steve Christiansen, and Todd Huddleston. Infielders: Mitch Blackaby. Jeff Harmison, Mike Dunne. Chad Barnes. Brett Meyer. Terry Dixon. Steve Ulrich. Jeff Frailey. Brad Wood, and Tom Beckman. 159 Rocket Batmen Sectional Champions • ................................................1 Todd Huddleston takes a low and outside pitch for a ball. Brad Wood takes some infield practice before the game. Mike Dunne had an outstanding season on the mound. He was 9-1 in the conference and he mae the All- Conference team. Kevin Flessner broke a rib while scoring a Rocket run. He found out the hard way that regional games can be rough. Brett Meyer came in as a relief pitcher when we needed him. George Kasap presents the Regional Championship plaque to captains Brad Wood and Mike Dunne. Coach Schmitt leads another to third, recklessly, but safely. Rockets Collect 30th Win - Most Ever The umpire looks on as Mitch Blackaby fires to Tom Beckman to get the man out at first base. Kevin Flessner eyed the pitch for a ball. Terry Dixon follows through with a base hit. One of the eight runs scored against Centralia was made by Tim Smith. ML, It's hard to see the baseball when there's a cinder in your eye. Coach Gottlieb helps Brad Wood with his problem. Besides doing well behind the plate. Rick Koeppel went 4 for 5 in the Chad Barnes scores after an RBI single by a teammate, state tournament. Softball Alive And Well At Limestone LCHS Varsity Softball Team Opponent 10 Woodruff 0 15 Delavan 12 6 Richwoods 0 12 IVC 3 9 Bergan 0 2 Bloomington 1 6 LaSalle-Peru 4 2 st Place Streator Tournament 1 Washington 1 5 2 Streator 1 10 3 Kankakee-Westville 0 2 Washington 1 13 Spalding 3 0 Quincy-Notre Dame $ 14 Central 4 4 East Peoria 1 41 Regional Championship 1 Brimfield 7 3 2 Valley 0 6 3 Woodruff 1 12 4 Canton 2 10 Pekin 7 6 Manual 1 3 Sectional Play-off 1 Macomb 0 4 2 Quincy Notre Dame 7 Record 21 wins 2 losses Jodi lets another one of her famous pitches fly for another strike. Jodi Rathbun pitcher Kim Rosenbohm pitcher 162 Miss Lou Dobrydnia coach Girls' Take Regional Championship Top row: Coach Dobryndia. A. George. D. Jones. T. Scudder. S. Finch. B. Miner. R. Wiseman. Front row: K. Rosenbohm. T. Morse. H. Borton. S. Engstrom. J. Rathbun. K. Gallagher. Above: Catchers: T. Scudder. and T. Morse. Right; Infielders: top row: K. Rosenbohm. A. George. R. Wiseman. T. Scudder. Bottom row: S. Engstrom. J. Rathbun. K. Gallagher. Outfielders: D. Jones. S. Finch. B. Miner. H. Borton. Lady Rockets Demonstrate Polish Annette George rounds second base as two Woodruff players fumble over each other to recover the error. Pitcher Kim Rosenbohm winds up and she means business. (PJS Photo) 164 Really Shine On The Diamond YOU'RE OUT!!! The Limestone player going to home is tagged out as called by the umpire, but where is the ball? Above. Sandee Engstrom slams a line drive into center field. Below. Tammy Scudder. catcher, expects it low and inside. Junior Varsity Softball Team - Back row: T. Higginbotham. J. Holmes. K. Zachman. R. Leddy. L. Jepson. L. Baker. Coach S. Hamilton. (Front row: A. Williams. D. Thompson. C. Fox. L. Brown. J. Darr. mgr. Gene Virgil Selected Most Valuable Top row: Coach Nordvall. J. Marter. D. Tomevi. R. Boerkel. J. Anderson. D. Welch. B. Rager. N. Kasap. M. Adamson. J. Engstrom. Coach Drach. Second row: B. Strube. F. Davis. B. Bruce. R. Guppy. G. Virgil. R. Lambie. J. Fox. Bottom row: S. Perrilles. J. Bruce. B. Mabis. T. Dunham. G. Mandler. S. Schwindenhammer. Coach Daughtery. LCHS OPPONENT 97 Pekin 48 80 ' , Woodruff 65' } 38 Central 108 3516 Manual 106' } 30 Richwoods 1 16 67 Washington 79 52 East Peoria 94 85 Bergan 61 101 Spalding 45 6th Morton Relays 2nd Kewanee Relays 4th M.S.-IO Meet Another gruelling meet!!?? Sophomore Mike Lockwood did the job for the varsity in the low and high hurdles. Mike Gaffeney had a successful season in the 880. 166 Breaks 100 400 Meter Dash Records Gene Virgil edges out his opponent in the 100. David Tomevi beats his opponent to the line during the 800 meter relay. Scott Perrilles gives the discus a heave. Bruce Rager always placed in the high jump for the Rockets. Lonnie Schwindenhammer was a valuable long distance runner for the Rockets. Frosh-Soph Finish Season 3-6 Top row: J. May. T. Carter. B. Bruce. D. Massey. J. Betson. N. Applegren. R. Wherley. J. Hanson. Second row: D. Becker. J. Dusch. S. Heathcoat. T. Schultz. M. Chapman. G. Chapman. D. Cramer. T. Branham. Bottom row: D. Driscoll. B. Platt. D. Meinders. T. Roberson. A. Lagaspi. F. Thompson. C. Herrmann. B. Irwin. I LCHS FROSH-SOPH RECORD OPPONENT 78 Pekin 67 62 Woodruff 84 66 Central 79 30 Manual 116 34 Richwoods 103 7 1 Washington 75 57 East Peoria 89 1 1 7 Bergan 28 1 1 8 Spalding 27 Scott Perrills did a fine job putting the shot. 68 Brian Platt hands the Baton off to David Welch. Just one of the three hand-offs the record setting relay team of Brian Platt. David Welch. Mike Gaffeney. and Jim Marter. At Far Right. Mike Lockwood cleared 6 -0 as a sophomore. Kasap Breaks Triple Long Jump Record Nick Kasap exercises his slate qualifying technique in the long jump. Jim Fox lets the discus fly during the conference meet. Jim Engstrom ran the first leg of the 400 meter relay. Matt Adamson ran the second leg of the 800 relay. 169 Rockets Set Five School Records Top row: Coach P. Gross. D. Rhea. J. Carr. J. Rosenbohm. A. Kasap. T. Burbidge. C. Patton. Coach J. Gross. Second row: K. Dudley. J. Walker. J. Smith, S. Meier. J. PitsonbDarger. S. Demmin. V. Demmin. R. Farris. Bottom row: Mgr. S. Ferry. K. French. L. Donald. B. Matthis. J. Lambie. K. Widmer. Coach Peggy Gross. Coach John Gross LCHS OPPONENT 86 Pekin 42 42 Washington 86 67 Woodruff 61 92 East Peoria 36 74 Yates City 53 70 Central 58 47 Richwoods 81 47 Manual 81 78 Spalding Dual Meet 50 43 Bergan 85 Robyn Farris was elected Most Valuable runner and Honorary Captian. 170 Farris To State, Two Years Straight The 800 - Meter Medley Relay Conference Champions. Robyn Farris. Amy Kasap. Suzy Demmin. Vonda Demmin. The girls' track team ended another successful season this year by crowning it with several outstanding district performances. Not only did Robyn Farris win the 400-meter dash and qualify for state for the second consecutive year, but she also set a new school record with a time of 58.6. Julie Pitsonbarger set a new school record in the 3200-meter run with a time of 12:06.2: the 800-meter medley relay team (Suzy Demmin. Vonda Demmin. Amy Kasap. and Robyn Farris), which had been very successful all season, set a new school record of 1:53.3: and the 800-meter relay team (Suzy Demmin. Vonda Demmin. Amy Kasap. and Janell Walker) also set a new school record with a time of 1:52.5. One additional school record was set by Robyn Farris in the 200-meter dash with a time of 26.53. Overall, this was definitely a season to remember and one that the Grosses will never forget. This marks the last season that they will be coaching girls' track: and the many excellent, hardworking, and dedicated track athletes who have been a part of the past eight seasons will always remain a part of their memories and their lives. The Most Valuable Field Event individual was Julie Pitsonbarger goes up and over the Sheila Meier. She put shot and threw discus. high jump bar. As you can see. Julie agrees she’s number one. Robyn Farris steaks to the finish line with blinding speed. Rocket Cheerleaders Boost Morale Varsity Football Cheerleaders are about to get fired up! They are Beth Negley. Suzy Demmin. Lisa Clark. Kelly Jaegle. Barbie Platt, and Lynne Marchand. Girls Basketball Cheerleaders • Debbie Haun. Kellie Harshbarger. Nancy Neff. Kathy George. Angie Woerner. Paula Gill. Below. Rocket Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders - Kim Nelson. Jamie Bedwell. Jill Bahr. Sharon Finch. Kim 172 Rosenbohm. Tammy Schultz. Junior-Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders • Shelly McGath. Monti Blackaby. Tammy Williams. Chris Dixon. Paula Negley. Vonda Demmin. Barbie Platt and her parents are introduced at the last varsity home game. The varsity basketball cheerleaders do their thing. Groucho Marx and the Lone Ranger spurred the Rockets to victory at the last home game. Junior-Varsity Football Cheerleaders - Kris Bartell. Melissa Newport. Jenny Carr. Sheri Behrends. Jill Lambie. Michele Kauffman. 173 FACULTY EDITORt Shawn Scott 175 Business Education Department The Business Education Department is faced with the challenge of meeting the needs of students in a world of rapid progress and change. In attempting to meet this challenge, the department strives to present a broad program of curricular offerings so as to lead students to a better economic understanding of the business world as well as to encourage them in achieving competencies in an area of vocational interest to them. The curriculum in business education includes courses and activities designed to prepare students for a satisfactory adjustment to the complex economic society in which we live and at the same time to provide specialized vocational training for those who will be seeking employment in the business world. Miss Jean Risen Chairman Business Education teacher and Freshman class adviser Mrs. Debbie Hamilton assists the freshmen with their hall decorations. Mrs. Peggy Gross Mrs. Mary Lou Hott Mrs. Debbie Hamilton Mr. Douglas Nafziger Miss Joyce Reutter Mr. Charles Sanders Mrs. Marilyn Schneider Mr. Larry Stalter 176 English Department Mrs. Wendy Boatright Mrs. Bertha Crumrine Mrs. Sue Kokos Mr. James Kovalik Mrs. Lois Mason Mrs. Sherrill Morris Mr. William Morse Mr. Jay Prillaman Mrs. Diane Randle Mrs. Elaine Rule Mr. Thomas Veirs Mrs. Mary M. Walker Chairman Courses offered by the English Department are structured so that they will fulfill the purpose of perpetuating the English language. It is imperative that students work toward a standard so that they may interpret the past, communicate during the present, and envision the future. Utilitarian objectives are necessary, but students should also be encouraged to aspire to aesthetic values and gain satisfaction of beauty and truth. Then too. there is the ever increasing knowledge to be gained from reading, writing, speaking, and listening — knowledge of self, others, and the universe. 177 Fine Arts - Music And Art Mr. Charles Cunningham Mr. Robert Daugherty Mr. P. Michael Hagenbuch Mr. J. Michael Morris chairman The art program is directed toward the growth of young people in perception appreciation, and knowledge of the visual arts. It leads to an early identificatioi of creative talent and presents a carefully graded plan for training and guiding gifted students as well as developing an art intelligence and individual capacities according to the needs, interests, and abilities of the student. The purpose of the music program is to develop musical competence, musica understanding, and knowledge of the entire range of music literature. The musii program is dedicated to positive and active musical learning. One goal is tc provide students with sufficient background, knowledge, and understanding o. all types of music. Other goals of musical learning include the music skills tha give students a measure of musical independence, the ability to sing, to pla an instrument, and to read music. Students also learn about musical structure musical style and performance, and composition. Mr. Morris acknowledges the girls' Mr. Hagenbuch looks over the grand performance. hall to be sure everything is just right. 178 A typical Mr. C pose but with a new twist — hat day. Foreign Language - Speech And Debate Mr. Clinton and Kevin Smith work on a computer program during a workshop. The Foreign Language Department has the obligation to provide to its students learning experiences which will promote an understanding and appreciation of language as a tool of communication and an understanding and appreciation of the culture being studied, its impact on our own culture, and their interrelationship today. Oral Communications offers students the opportunity to improve listening and speaking skills, to organize their ideas, and to control their fear of speaking. Persuasive speaking and propaganda, radio speaking, oral interpretation and parliamentary procedure are included. The emphasis is On actual speaking, and at the end of the semester, the class will present group interpretive programs. Senior Clinton has tacos to go — to the highest bidder. Mrs. Jan Buchna Mr. Jack Clinton chairman Mrs. Katrina Heden Mr. William Thomas Mrs. Mary Rastatter Mrs. Patricia Wagner 179 Home Economics Department The Home Economics Department strives to offer a broad program of curricular offerings so students can be better prepared for challenging, satisfying careers, and training for homemaking, home management, consumer buying, and parenthood. In this rapidly changing world, education in ideals, basic principles, human relationships and habits of work is important. Home Economics includes areas of study that arouse interests, appreciations, attitudes and skills which prepare students for vocations, avocations or hobbies for the enrichment of living. This program keeps a balance between the practical and theoretical. The Home Economics program at Limestone reflects the needs, interests and resources of the school community. Every person will benefit from participation in the Home Economics program. The special interest courses are designed to make this possible. Mrs. Ragain. food management coordinator, displays momentary concern over a problem related to one of the service lines for the Madrigal Dinner. Mrs. Ann Clinton Mrs. Cindy Lauffenberger Mrs. Marieva Maxwell Mrs. Beverly McNeeley Mrs. Linda Ragain Chairman A little help with a zipper from Mrs. Lauffenberger is just in time. Mrs. McNeeley gives the girls some tips on roasting Cornish hen. 180 Industrial Arts Department The leaching staff of the Industrial Education Department is aware of our students becoming independent and productive individuals with a self- concept and awareness of their personal value. We attempt to make the students aware of career opportunities, and we also attempt to develop several basic skills in each of the areas taught by the individual instructors as outlines by their measurable objectives for each course. Another aspect of Industrial Arts Education is the individual instruction a student gets which in turn develops good rapport between teacher and student. Mr. Trotter asks Eric Hanson some questions. Mr. Kent Negley Chairman Mr. Mathewson discusses wood grains with his class. Bryan McIntyre gets a few pointers from Mr. Randle. Mr. Richard Baylor Mr. Larry Bierwirth Mr. Gregory Camp Mr. Merlin Mathewson Mr. Joseph McCraith Mr. Robert Privratsky Mr. Ellis Randle Mr. Andrew Trotter Mathematics Department Mr. James Adams Mr. C. Richard Barnet! chairman Mr. William Hill Mrs. Janet Johnson Mrs. Patricia Mandler Mr. Gerald Perschnick Mrs. Eileen Rogers Mr. Joseph Thierer I The philosophy of the mathematics department is to provide students with sufficient skills and knowledge of the subject matter to enable them to function as responsible and productive citizens in their everyday lives in general and their chosen occupations in particular. To achieve this philosophy the department offers courses to meet the needs of the non-college-bound student as well as the student who plans to continue his education at a higher level. For the non-college-bound, courses are designed to sharpen computational skills and to provide practical applications of mathematics to everyday life. For students who are planning on furthering their education, courses are designed to meet college entrance requirements as well as for further study in the field of mathematics. Mrs. Savage and Mr. Perschnick investigate the possible uses of micro-computers in their areas. 182 During the tug-of-war. Mrs. Johnson shouts cheers of encouragement to the faculty team. Physical Education Department I jr 1 u Physical Education, an integral part of the total education process, is a field of endeavor which has as its aim the development of physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially fit citizens through the medium of physical activities which have been selected with a view to realizing these outcomes. Physical education is not a frill or an ornament which has been tacked on to the school program as a means of keeping the students busy. It is. instead, a vital part of education. Through a well-directed physical education program, students develop skills for the worthy use of leisure time, engage in activity which is conductive to healthful living, develop socially, and contribute to their physical and mental health. Mrs. George Kasap Mrs. Shirley Reuter Athletic Director Secretary Mrs. Bonnie Blair Mr. Joe Byrne Miss Lou Dobrydnia Mr. Roger Drach Mr. Steve Hagenbruch Mrs. Christine Marry Mr. David Klobucher Mr. John Knezovich Mrs. Marcia Riggenbach Mr. Robert Riggenbach Mr. Robert Schmitt Mrs. Alice Zook 183 Science Department Mr. William Beach Mr. John Gross Mr. P. Charles Hutinger Mr. Thomas Rahn Mr. Michael Rule chairman Mr. Josephn Thierer Mr. Russell Wittmer Mr. Hutinger demonstrates a scientific phenomen- on to his chemistry class. In keeping with the scientific revolution. Limestone High School has developed a science curriculum whose intent is to present a body of facts, attitudes, concepts, and understanding that will prepare students for life in our modern world. It is necessary to continue changing and adding to knowledge to keep up with the rapidly increasing mass of scientific information. The science curriculum provides students sufficient background to understand their environment meaning the balance of nature, the importance of conservation, the physical and mechanical things which make industry possible and. most essential, an understanding of themselves for better health and happier lives. In addition, students are informed about science occupations for which they begin preparing themselves here at Limestone Community High School. 184 Mr. Thierer. who shares his time with the math department, uses the micro-computer for a classroom demonstration. Social Studies Department The Social Studies Department realizes a dual responsibility concerning our students, which has developed as a result of an everchanging and complex American society. We place a prime emphasis on creating a responsible citizen. This sense of responsibility is hopefully achieved by the student in a variety of course offerings. These courses are intended to draw comparisons of the American form of government with other governments, past and present. These courses also highlight significant events in our past and present and the effect these events may have on the future. The Social Studies Department also feels a deep responsibility for instilling within the student an understanding and development of a strong self-concept. Courses are offered to give the student an insight not only into his own behavior but also the behavior of others. It endeavors to give to the student those tools necessary to become a positive addition to the Amer- ican way of life and to achieve a satisfactory sense of self- worth. Mr. James Brockman Mr. Hal Fuson Mr. Karl Gottlieb Mr. David Langen Mr. James Marry chairman Mr. Stephen Nordvall Mr. Robert Vilt Mr. Gordon Wassell Mr. Wassell holds up the spirit paddle which will be awarded to After lighting a rocket fuse. Mr. the class demonstrating the most class spirit. Brockman makes a hasty retreat. 185 Special Education Department The philosophy of special education is to provide education designed for handicapped children and youth whose educational needs are different in part from those of most of their peers. Special education is built on the concept of understanding unusual differences among the school age population and meeting individual needs. In order to plan subsequent programs for these students a multi-disciplinary approach is often used. This team may call for the services of medical, psychological, social work, educational, and other personnel in order to carry out appropriate programs. The Special Education Association of Peoria County through Limestone High School provides a variety of services including pre-vocational counseling, in-school work experience, on-the-job adjustment training and follow-up. These services are offered in combination with a practical and flexible academic program which may include special classroom work and integration into selected courses within the normal curriculum. Mrs. Klein works with madrigal servers on one of the lines. Miss Jody Albanese Miss Carol Gago Mrs. Sally Klein Mrs. Sandy Neu Miss Albanese enjoys a vice-versa. Mrs. Yvonne Myers Teacher Aide I 86 dance during the Guidance Department The Guidance Department of Limestone High School tends to think of teaching, guidance, curriculum, and learning as fundamental and inter-related elements of education. All are so closely integrated that one cannot function without the other. The goals of the curriculum and of guidance are essentially the same. The important focus is on the individual learner. A realization that each individual is unique and has his own rate of physical, mental, and emotional development and requires differential treatment is basic in thinking of guidance personnel. The preparation of the individual for a place in society as a contributing member is the all-important role of the school. The success of a guidance program rests with administrators, classroom teachers, counselors, nurse, pupils, parents and community. Guidance is both a group and an individual process with special emphasis on the individual. There is continuous adjustment of the curriculum, techniques, and methods of instruc- tion to meet the needs of the student body. A guidance program needs to be constantly in a state of evaluation. Special provisions must be made for those pupils with serious difficulties which impede learning and adjustment. Referral is made to various local agencies as the need arises. Mrs. Betty Jarvis Secretary Mrs. Renalda Owen Secretary Mrs. Paula Trapp Secretary Matt Adamson and Bryan Maser present a certificate of appreciation and a special tee shirt to Mr. Kenny Johnson for his participation in Boys' State. 187 Our Board of Education The capable administrative staff of Limestone transforms our school into a first-rate center of education. They have the job of planning, organizing, spending, 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. Endlsey Superintendent Dr. Frank Bailey Assistant Superintendent Mr. David Joknson Business Manager Mr. Kent Negley Director of Occupational Education Assistant Dean Dean of Students Mrs. Noe is capable of greeting anyone with a smile, even if she's on the phone. 188 Our Administrative Staff Mrs. Ruth Ann Byrne President Secretary Mr. Merlin R. Lambie Secretary The Limestone Board of Education is a vital part of our high school, providing a link between the school and the community. The seven members meet at least twice a month and receive no monetary compensation. Upon these progressive educational leaders rests the responibility 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 seven people who give of themselves for the betterment of others. Mr. Thomas A. Gaffney Mr. Archie L. Yelety Mr. Richard Diekhoff Mr. Vernon E. Woosley Mr. Kevin William Tilton 189 Indispensable Support Personnel Mrs. Rhonda Aberle Secretary to Mr. Negley Mrs. Shirley Allen Secretary Mrs. Sue Bosecker Secretary to Dr. Enddey Mrs. Donna Hatterman Secretary to Dr. Bailey Mr. Charles King liaton Officer Mrs. Janice Knollenberg Nurse Mrs. Debi Oliver Secretary to Mr. Winner $ Mr . Noe Mrs. Belly Plack Attendance Clerk Miss Adeline Rosenbohm Secretary to Dr. Endsley Mrs. Ruth Spriggs Receptioni ! Mrs. Peggy Tjarks Secretary to Mr. Johnson Mrs. Emmalou Thurm Secretary to Dr. Bailey loo bad it's not her account. ... .. . . , According to Mrs. Spriggs, the new switchboard is a lot quicker and easier to operate than the old one. Instructional Media Center Staff Mrs. Kay Ruzbee Librarian Mr. Donald Rangert Audio Visual Mrs. Delores Savage library Technician Mrs. Sharron Troller library Secretary To the right. Mrs. Delores Savage, and Mrs. Kay Ruzbee are seen taking inventory of lost books. Twenty-five Years at Limestone Mr. Donald Rangert celebrates twenty-five years of devoted time and effort to the student body and the faculty of Limestone High School. Within those devoted years he has been head of the mathematics department, in charge of the audio-visual equipment, and also schedules films and supervises sound the lighting in the auditorium and gymnasium. Limestone High School is proud to recognize Mr. Rangert for his efforts. Thank you Mr. Rangert for a job well done. Mr. Donald Bangert At the reception held in his honor. Mr. Rangert received a plaque trom Mrs. Ryrne. School Roard President, after which the faculty and staff indulged in some good humored antics reminiscent of Mr. Rangert's twenty-five years on the staff. 191 Cafeteria Strives For Good Balance Mrs. Carter prepares the specialty of the day. hardening of the arteries! The goal of the cafeterial staff is to serve a well balanced meal. With personnel such as Mrs. Sullivan, this is possible. Tomorrow well have frog legs! Mrs. Joan Carter Mrs. Doris Cook Mrs. Marna Davis Mrs. Betty Dearing Mrs. Erma Dornberger Mrs. Mary Hensley Mrs. Gerry Heuermann Mrs. Betty Hotz Mrs. Sandy Meeks Mrs. Mildred Meinders Manager Mrs. Brenda Meyers Mrs. Jenny Pruitt Mrs. Jeanne Scudder Mrs. Ellen Sullivan Mrs. Betty Paschon Custodial Staff Vital Support Personnel Mrs. Virginia Blanquart Mrs. Gerald Braun Mrs. Mary Davis Mr. Almas Guthrie Mr. Claude Holford Mr. Curtis Jankovitz Mr. John Lambie Mr. Malcolm Martin Mr. Clair Phillips Mr. Joe Slama Mr. Jack Williams Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds It's nice to know there is a friendly face like Jerry Braun's working for ICHS. LCHS has a tendency to take a beating from time-to-time. Luckily we have people to pick up after us. Seen here are Al Guthrie and Joe Slama repairing desks during the spring break. 193 THE ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS: 195 Theresa Wistehuff Christy Williams Choirs Provide Pleasure To Mr. J. Michael Morris Freshman Boys’ Chorus: S. Copeland. J. Fletcher. J. Pomeroy. S. Hines. T. Brown. 2nd row: S. Woerner. G. Simmons. R. Milsteadt. S. Smith. G. Morgan. 3rd row: E. Powell. R. Byrne. K. Toureen. T. Wittmer. R. Heyl. Frreshman Girls' Chorus 1st row: D. DeMay. V. Demmin. J. Lambic. L. Brown. S. Hill. J. Tucker. W. Steward. D. Denny. S. Sears. B. Lance. 2nd row: K. Maricle. L. Baker. L. Brown. J. Rapp. G. Elmore. R. Nash. J. Meister. B. Bryan. A. Ayres. L. Yerby. K. Wuehle. 3rd row: C. Kinney. J. Tjaden. A. Lisk. K. Jordan. T. Burchan. L. Hoffman. S. Roach. T. Vanderheiden. J. Willaims. J. Light. S. Dawson. 4th row: B. Edwards. D. Manning. J. Lyon. K. Swearington. C. Rogers. T. Robinson. W. Parlier. B. Aberle. M. Sapp. L. Wolfe. K. Ketcham. R. Jester. A. Wolfe. K. Krus. Mixed Chorus: D. Howard. K. Bartell. S. Andrews. J. Peterson. H. Slater. K. Staub. E. Meardy. 2nd row: H. Poplett. J. Ramos. P. Smith. B. Chitwood. J. Broadstone. C. Groeper. A. Burgess. 3rd row: C. Pruitt. K. Seamen. V. Bressner. L. Wilson. B. Gabelhausen. C. Hyle. B. Hawkins. A. Sale. 196 Listeners And Participants Treble Choir 1st row: K. Howard. P. Negley. A. Williams. T. Williams. L. Swank. N. Irwin. 2nd row: L. Tucker. A. Williams. C. Butler. C. Chambers. C. Hartwig. J. Heaton. 3rd row: J. Rosenbaum. K. Reynolds. S. Ferry. L. Carroll. P. Stone. L. Nielson. Swing Choir 1st row: B. Negley. J. Kyle. T. Rosa. D. Flier. T. Maloney. P. Williams. 2nd row: C. Smith. K. Reynolds. M. Wolfe. S. Gruber. 3rd row: K. Perina. B. Campen. L. Rebbec. B. Butler. A. Guthrie. K. Cheatum. Concert Choir 1st row: J. Bahr. J. Smith. B. Negley. T. Shultz. M. Wolfe. S. Cagel. K. Allsup. T. Maloney. D. Haun. L. Bundle. T. Rosa. P. Huff. 2nd row: M. Walters. L. Rebbec. A. Guthrie. D. Durham. S. Camden. D. Thompson. L. Belfield. D. Blandin. J. Groeper. J. Mulveney. C. Smith. 3rd row: B. Borland. K. Perina. S. Gruber. J. Kyle. T. Owens. D. Ledbetter. O. Farrow. K. Cheatum. M. Toland. K. Reynolds. F. Johnson. B. Russell. 4th row: J. Couch. J. Anderson. B. Butler. B. Campen. R. Taylor. D. Couch. D. Flier. S. Kruse. P. Williams. S. Reynolds. J. Gualandi. LC.H.S. Band No. I in Big 10 Jazz Band: C. Kortemeyer. T. Wilson. D. Blanden. S. Ulrich. G. Geier. V. Nevilt. G. Strode. S. Reynolds. K. Reynolds. D. Hickman. K. Reavis. M. Johnson. T. Higgenbothem. D. Cadle. D. Norman. B. Baylor. L. Gronewald. Oboes: C. Butler. G. Danzer. R. Anderson. M. Wolstenholme. Trombones: R. Porter. R. Simmons. D. Hickman. K. Reavis. T. Higgenbotham. M. Johnson. French Horns: K. George. M. Hetzel. T. Hetzel. K. Reynolds. E. Finley. Clarinets 1st row: L. Rundle. B. Butler. T. De Pinto. P. Huff. K. Hyle. A. Geier. 2nd row-. J. Rosenbohm. J. Godfrey. L. Graber. C. Dunne. K. Sprague. D. Kelley. 3rd row: G. Snyder. A. Schloser. C. Pruitt. J. Trapp. K. Tucker. 4th row: K. Chambers. L. Gerard. S. Cagle Percussion 1st row: D. Gronewold. M. Malone. E. Pickle. S. Ulrich. D. Palmer. M. Thompson. Varsity Band: 1st row C. Fox. K. Hass. K. McCurdy. C. Hill. R. Icenogle. L. Beaird. B. Watson. M. Wolsterholme. 2nd row G. Brignall. T. Willoughby. L. Winter. L. Scudder. C. Blackard. A. Tapping. K. Wuehle. J. Snyder. J. Pomerdy. B. Doering. 3rd row L. Couch. K. Reauler. H. Eleam. T. Ehart. T. Gentry. G. Beasly. B. Malone. J. Reno. D. Geer. D. McMillian. B. Sally 198 Instrumental Music Interest High Beginning Band 1st row: M. Ertl. S. Walker. T. Schwartz. D. Doering. D. Biddison. B. McKinny. 2nd row: L. Cunningham. B. Womack. S. Kilby. T. Brill. D. Driscoll. B. Bussiere. Mr. Charles Cunningham Band Director Trumpets 1st row: B. Bailor. D. Norman. L. Gronewold. D. Gadle. D. Forsman. J. Graves. 2nd row: J. Peterson. J. Master. D. Yocum. G. Eskew. B. Blackard. D. Strickler. 3rd row: B. Mercer. C. Perillis. K. Hoffman. G. Kokos. L. DeLorme. Baritones and Tubas 1st row: R. Simmons. S. Johnson. 2nd row: S. Perrilles. M. Icenogle. L. Carroll. Flutes 1st row: C. Smith. K. George. U. Prohaska. R. Wiebler. D. Mitchell. C. Patton. T. Micheals. B. Negley. S. Snyder. R. Fester. 2nd row-. T. Renett. D. De Ragish. K. Kouski. B. Huff. C. Baylock Our bands here at Limestone have increased steadily the past few years. Not only has the number of students participating increased but the talent and the ability have improved also. Our marching band, flags, rifles, banner carriers, color guard, baton twirlers. and drum majors number over I 30 members. I can remember that number was almost 100 less students. This year's marching band was the best so far. Our Concert Band and Jazz Band were excellent. This has been a tremendous year for the instrumental music department. The beginning band students were exciting to work with this year and they will now move up to varsity band. To the Seniors. Thanks for the good year. Charles Cunningham. Saxophones 1st row: V. Nevitt. G. Strode. J. Mulvaney. J. DePinto. R. Director of Bands Rogers. P. Cooney. 2nd row: J. Windsor. K. Reynolds. S. Reynolds. G. Geir. K. Reynolds. 199 Key Club Key Club: 1st Row J. Williamson. T. Pinwell. L. Hornbacker. C. Patton. J. Closden. T. Schultz. B. Negley. B. Lauterbach. J. Wetterauer. A. Williams. P. Negley. Mrs. Loffenberger. 2nd Row: L. Gaa. G. Stalter. R. Farris. M. Walters. J. Bahr. U. Prohaska. S. McGathim. J. Wetterauer. J. Smith. B. Schultz. K. Samsa. B. Borland. 3rd Row: S. Perrilles. T. Cochran. J. Wagner. K. Perina. K. Slang. D. Welch. K. Brunnings. B. Meyer. J. Carr. M. Maher. Lettermans Club Lettermans Club 1st row: S. Christiansen. T. Schultz. B. Negley. M. O’Neal. G. Virgil. A. Kasap. H. Borton. C. Patton. C. Cranford. S. Heathcoat. S. Demmin. 2nd row: M. Johnson. K. Guppy. J. Rathbun. K. Rosenbohm. J. Getz. R. Farris. G. Stalter. B. Wood. L. Bonlz. L. Hanlon. B. Lauterbach. K. Flessner. J. Pitsonbarger. M. Blackaby. K. Widmer. L. Clark. A. O’Keefe. 3rd row: D. Cook. B. Strube. M. Toland. K. Jaegle. T. Dixon. T. Scudder. J. Marter. A. George. L. Marchand. A. Miller. D. Tomevi. G. Mandler. B. Maser. B. Platt. W. Kruse. M. Blackaby. T. Penwell. 4th row: M. Gaffney. G. Kokos. M. Adamson. T. Cochran. S. Borseliino. J. Cagle. J. Weber. M. Dunne. M. Phillips. T. Wright. J. Anderson. N. Jasap. D. Pitzer. S. Scott. B. Meyer. J. Wagner. J. Harmeson. S. Light. J. Engstrom. National Honor Society National Honor Society 1st row: T. Pollitt. B. Negley. V. Nevitt. L. Belfield. D. Dennis. J. Getz. A. Guthrie. T. Michels. K. Harshbarger. B. Lauterbach. 2nd row: R. Wiebler. J. Smith. P. Huff. G. Stalter. M. Mason. T. Saupe. B. Maser. K. Smith. S. Christiansen. L. Gaa. J. Closen. S. Johnson. T. Cochran. 3rd row: M. Walters. B. Borland. B. Campen. O. Williams. C. Smith. B. Baylor. K. Jaegle. L. Rebbec. J. Marter. K. Cheatum. G. Mandler. U. Prohaska. 4th row: S. Mulvaney. T. Schlink. J. Smith. K. Reynolds. J. Wagner. N. Kasap. T. Ingram. B. Butler. J. Williams. E. Biggs. M. Adamson. S. Hatterman. D. Flier. B. Platt. J NAT [ONALJ. honor society � 1 200 Spanish Honor Society Spanish Honor Society 1st row: Mr. J. Clinton. T. Maloney. K. Harshbarger. B. Lauterbach. L. Peterman. L. Lauterbach. L. Swank. T. Michels. 2nd row: J. Smith. T. DePinto. J. Closen. S. Christiansen. C. Smith. V. Wolstenholme. C. Smith. F. Johnson. C. Williams. 3rd row: D. Meyer. O. Williams. M. Johnson. P. Windsor. T. Ingram. J. Walters. M. Anderson. D. Siadek. J. Rahr. K. Samsa Debate Team Debate Team: 1st row: A. Myers. M. Chen. J. DePinto. 2nd row: M. Weaver. M. Test. Mrs. K. Heden. P. Chen. 3rd row: S. Mulvaney. P. Windsor. J. Bruce. T. DePimto. Speech Team Speech Team 1st row: Mr. T. Viers. D. Nau. T. Koeppel. J. Calhoun. L. Clemons. M. Wolfe. L. Yerby. C. Noe. R. Bussiere. 2nd row: C. Anderson. U. Prohaska. C. Butler. C. Smith. J. Groeper. L. Tucker. M. Weaver. C. Noe. Mrs. M. Rastatter. 3rd row: S. Cagle. B. Raylor. M. Johnson. B. Gablehausen. R. Heyl. B. Womack. L. Neisson. S. 201 P.P.S. Co-Op P.P.S. Co-op 1st row: Mrs. L. Ragain. C. Bingamon. K. Gard. D. Brown. J. Chaney. J. Cramer. C. Sullivan. 2nd row: B. Echols. P. Northrup. S. Lowes. C. Mills. D. Cloninger. T. Badgerow. M. Way. Distributive Education Clubs of America DECA co-op 1st Row: A. Suozzi. M. Rose. G. Meardy. 2nd Row: T. Moss. L. Wright. A. Blankenship. S. Johnson. D. Kelly. M. Thompson. M. Seigel. 4th Row: Mr. C. Sanders. Science Fair Judging Team Science Fair Judging Team 1st row: T. Penwell. P. Williams. K. Harshbarger. C. Patton. B. Lauterbach. J. Getz. L. Gronewold. K. Monroe. J. Paul. 2nd row: B. Wood. E. Dillard. T. Saupe. U. Prohaska. M. Johnson. J. Smith. M. Anderson. T. DePinto. M. Fales. K. Smith. 3rd row: S. Perrilles. S. Johnson. K. Bruniga. M. Hurd. T. Ingram. G. Geier. A. Woerner. B. Baylor. O. Williams 202 VICA Industrial Co-op VICA Industrial Co-Op 1st row: B. Schertz. T. Beckman. J. Enlow. 2nd row: R. Jepson. J. McIntosh. K. Holt. G. Oesterle. J. Howard 3rd row: Mr. A. Trotter. C. Zook. B. Grim. R. Wiseman. R. Markle. Student Council Student Council 1st row: S. Heathcoat. V. Wolstenholme. M. Wolfe. T. Monti. S. Sears. T. Modglin. C. Noe. L. Beaird. 2nd row: L. Swank. J. Wetterauer. T. Knight. V. Hand. A. Gentry. K. Dudley. K. French. B. Foster. L. Smalley. 3rd row: D. Pittman. M. Johnson. D. Flier. B. Stewart. K. Slane. J. Smalley. J. Hanneman. J. Carr. E. Powell Student Council Officers: 1st row: S. Heathcoat. secretary: J. Hanneman. vice president: 2nd row: B. Stewart, corresponding secretary: D. Flier, president: T. Monte, treasurer. Student Council members Annette Gentry and Jeff Hanneman help collect cans for food can drives for Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for the needy. 203 Peer Counselors 204 Peer Counselors 1st row: S. Black. T. Schultz. J. Calhoun. L. Tucker. T. Christiansen. L. Perina. D. Strickler. L. Colen. A. McGee. K. Staub. 2nd row: M. Wood. T. Fels. K. Holt. S. Behrends. B. Ogle. L. Nielson. G. Snyder. A. Woerner. S. Camden. J. King. M. Kauffman. 3rd row: B. Babelhausen. B. Russell. M. Hurd. T. Wright. D. Welch. J. Anderson. G. Beasley. R. Zimbelman. M. Johnson. M. Spani. Usher and Usherettes Usher S Usherettes: 1st Row: K. Bartell. C. Noe. T. Christiansen. J. Trapp. L. Hornbacker. J. Getz. S. Heathcoat. L. Peterman. P. Negley. 2nd Row: L. Lauterbach. U. Prohaska. L. Tucker. J. Smith. A. Williams. K. French. M. Newport. D. Nevius. L. Belfield. M. Rogers. V. Wolstenholme. N. Beck. 3rd Row: Mrs. P. Doxstader. K. Williams. S. Bass. J. Bahr. R. Campen. B. Gabelhauser. R. Kendall. K. Holt. B. Hawkins. T. Fels. K. Samsa. A. Woerner. Student Service Office Helpers Student Service Helpers 1st row: A. McGee. C. Purcell. Mrs. M. Noe. L. Baida. J. Heaton. L. Braden. 2nd row: P. Cooney. B. Aberle. M. Sullivan. M. Mathison. M. Hoffman. D. Demay. R. Wiebler. 3rd row: J. Rathman. A. Woerner. G. Muzzarelli. L. Parr. J. Cagle. T. Schlink. O. Williams. B. Platt. Library and A.V. Helpers 1st row: J. Reed. M. Rloompot. T. Carpenlier. C. Webb. R. Brokaw. C. Noe. 2nd row: C. Caughey. K. Dobbins. K. Howard. M. Sapp. R. Gustafson. L. Burgess. G. Medina. M. Kalb. 3rd row: M. Rogers. D. Heitzman. H. Elam. T. Saupe. D. Pitzer. T. Wittmer. O. Farrow. R. Karmenzind. C. Smith O.E.A. 1st row: L. Keckler. C. Lingle. J. Arnett. C. Chioni. T. Pollitt. S. Kerr. M. Siadek. C. Barger. 2nd row: Mrs. M. Hott. M. Mathison. T. Fields. B. Platt. D. Pilcher. T. Schlink. D. Vermillion. K. Jaegle. L. Gunter. Steno Club Steno-Club: 1st Row: Miss J. Risen. L. Keckler. D. Gilpin. K. Croxten. V. Nevitt. R. Wiebler. 2nd Row: L. Gaa. C. Chioni. D. Pitcher. B. Platt. K. Jaegle. M. Siadek. Aviation Club Aviation Club 1st row: D. Scheeler. E. Sprinkle. M. Spani. T. O'Dell. J. Engstrom. K. Reynolds. 2nd row: S. Fawley. 6. Eskew. M. Dunne. D. Stringer. R. Hurst. N. Kasap. Graphic Arts Club Graphics Arts Club: 1st Row: B. J. Kyle. V. White. J. Johnson. L. Guppy. R. Herman. 2nd Row: D. Schmidt. G. Hoppingarner. B. Hoppingarner. T. Lockhart. S. Foiles. B. Duhs. 3rd Row: Mr. R. Baylor. S. Light. M. Wood. T. Larson. J. Harmison. D. Pitzer. Science Club 206 Science Club 1st row: J. Windsor. B. Mathes. L. Meardy. C. Noe. C. Doran, D. Neu. Mr. C. Huntiger. 2nd row: C. Harris. G. Stalter. S. Tjaden. K. Smith. C. Noe. K. Wright. Mr. M. Rule. 3rd row: J. Smith. B. Lauterbach. L. Gronewold. U. Prohaska. T. Saupe. B. Hawkins. J. Calhoun. T. Penwell. 4th row: B. Baylor. O. Williams. G. Kokos. S. Johnson. J. Walters. M. Anderson. E. Sprinkle. J. Beadle. J. Paul. Engraver's Club Engraver’s Club: D. Lovel. C. Clark. L. DeVoss. B. Nolan. B. Hoerr. R. Starkey. C. Parrish. S. McMillan. Miss Gago. (seated) H. Poplett. R. Webb. Guidance Helpers Guidance Helpers 1st row: R. Bussiere. J. Showens. L. Delk. S. Heathcoat. S. Zoner. A. Razor. L. Parm. R. Ricca. 2nd row: J. King. I. Lewis. J. Harshbarger. L. Smalley. K. Fench. L. Hornbacker. T. Hetzel. K. Milligan. C. Groeper. 3rd row: R. Wiebler. T. Fels. J. Cruthis. L. McPike. S. Johnson. S. Krider. G. Stalter. K. Bush. L. Gerard. 4th row: Mrs. P. Doxstador. R. Campen. S. Bass. D. Kruse. K. Perina. S. Light. D. Wallace. J. Godfrey. A. Espidal Health Center Helpers Knollenberg. R. N. S. Kalb. 2nd row: C. Dearing. D. Mungoven. J. Furnace. M. Spani. C. Partlow. D. Heitzman. 207 Rifle Squad Rifle Squad: K. Snekhaus. M. Bouchez. C. Ellis Flag Team Flag Team I si row: A. Forgason. L. Perina. H. Salter. K. Elam. D. Brown. D. DeRagish. D. Strickler. L. Cunningham. 2nd row: K. Forlner. L. Braden. C. Whilledge. K. Blackard. D. Johnick. L. Braden. W. Moore. L. Pelerman. D. Gronewold 208 Limelight Staff (Limelight) 1st Row: B. Knight. K. Maule. L. Showalter. A. McGee. 2nd Row: K. Syck. T. Fels. R. Wherly. L. Cloat. J. King. A. Meyers. 3rd Row: D. Palmer. G. Kokos. T. Wrighrt, R. Hurst. M. Wood. L. Schwindenhammer. M. Toland. Drama Club Drama Club 1st row: T. Malony. D. Nau. A. Myers. V. Bressner. C. Noe. A. Schlosser. L. Clemmons. 2nd row: M. Wolfe. C. Groeper. J. Groeper. C. Smith. M. Weaver. B. Foster. T. Koeppel. 3rd row: U. Prohaska. L. Gaa. B. Hawkins. B. Butler. B. Baylor. D. Flier. B. Gabelhausen. L. Nielson. J.E.T.S. T.E.A.M.S. Competitors JETS TEAMS Competitors 1st row: K. Brunings. T. Saupe. U. Prohaska. B. Lauterbach. M. Johnson. T. Ingram. 2nd row: J. Marter. M. Anderson. O. Williams. J. Smith. J. Closen. B. Baylor. Northside Optimist Recognize Youth Each year the Northside Optimist Club project focuses on invited to a special banquet in their honor, and each individual youth as he makes his contribution to a wide variety of w s presented a plaque. A local actor provided the endeavors. This year the Northside Optimists chose to give entertainment with his imitation of Mark Twain and did a super attention to the students that produce our yearbooks: those job. Advisers and parents were also invited to attend. It was unsung heroes of the dark-room, the lay-out form, and the a thrilling experience to have been honored by the leading deadline. The yearbook staffs of all the area schools were businessmen of our community. The AMULET staff as a group (front row) Natlie Irwin. Theresa Wistehuff. Christy Williams. Kris Maske. (middle row) Kris Dobbins. Lynne DeLorme. Lisa Clark Lynne DeLorme Kris Dobbins Robin Dunlap Kurt Graves Natalie Irwin Kris Maske David Owen Christy Williams Theresa Wistehuff Terry Wittmer Mr. M. Rule Adviser Robin Dunlap.Lisa Clark, (back row) David Owen. Shawn Scott. Kurt Graves. 210 Mr. Taylor and Shawi Scott unload the year Honor Area Yearbook Staffs Certificates were awarded to experienced staffers by the Northside Optimist Club. Receiving the awards above were: Dave Owen. Lisa Clark. Presenter. Mr. Adrian P. Heuermann. president of the Optimist Club. Shawn Scott. Natalie Irwin, and Robin Dunlap.________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ Mrs. Dunlap and daughter Robin await dinner presented by the Northside Optimist Club. book deadline material that they flew to the printer in Missouri. Frosh-Soph Intramural Champions Frosh-Soph Intramural Champions 1st row: Scott Miller. Mike Lockwood. Pat Beeney. 2nd row: Kurt Graves. Kevin Slane. Chris O’Neill. Greg Chapman. ntenders - Junior Senior Squad The Contenders-Junior-Senior Intramural Champions - 1st row: Al Blankenship. Steve Christiansen. Jerry Smith. Steve Krider. 2nd row: John Harshbarger. Matt Adamson. Tim Ingram. Brett Meyer. Brute Force - Undefeated Girls Brute Force-Girls' Intramural Champions • 1st row: Suzy Demmin. Cheryl Chioni. Teresa Pollitl. Rose Wiebler. 2nd row: Barbie Platt. Kelly Jaegle. Shawna Johnson. Sue Wiebler. 2 2 LCHS Bowlers Strike Again! LCHS Bowlers. 1st row: D. Yocum. J. Pomeroy. K. Harris. J. Carnell. S. Shellenberger. R. Zimbelman. O. Williams. I. Saupe. E. Dillard. 2nd row: M. McMullen. K. Kline. K. Dunne. V. Jackson. S. Campbell. B. Aberle. H. Poplett. K. Maricle. T. Monte. G. Stalter. K. Smith. Back row: J. Jacobs. B. Someone. M. Johnson. Mr. Hagenbuch. T. McDuff. M. Moldenhauer. C. Hill. P. Stone. K. Blaekard. L. Cloat. L. Wolfe. S. Mason. A. Espedal. J. Snyder. D. Moore. K. Haag. H. Elam. T. Beckman. K. Luster. B. Blaekard. B. Ogle. W. Barden. M. Hammond. B. Wheeler. L. Parr. S. Scurlock. Red Cross Club Red Cross Club - 1st row: L. Baker. T. Burcham. J. Turpin. G. Elmore. C. Webb. B. Veatch. Mrs. Knollenberg. R.N. Back row: T. Christiansen. S. Roach. B. Hawkins. M. Weaver. A. Myers. R. Nash. C. Hill. D. Schmidt. 213 THE ADVERTISING Shoppe LADIES FASHIONS GIFTS EDITOR: Shawn Scott 215 UNITED UNITED UNITED Van Lines I.C.C. No. MC-67234 World-wide Pre-Planned moving. Facts about your new city from the Bette Malone Relocation Center. Sanitized - treated vans. 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Dad and Jodi______________ Jeff Harmison Rest wishes to you in the years to come. Just remember we love you. no matter where God sends you. Love. 7 Brothers. Mom £ Dad Kathryn Reeder Congratulations Steve! We're very proud of you and your achievements. Keep your goals and ideals high. May your future be happy and successful. Love. Mom S Gene Stephen B. Christiansen Lisa: You have always made us proud of you and now as you graduate and decide upon your future, may God always be present to guide you. Your Family Lisa Marie Rebbec , t. A 1 Chris. 4 I We are proud of your accomplish- 1 ments and your outlook on problems will enhance your future. A fine son S brother Love. Mom. Dad. Brad i David Chris Zook Congratulations. Steve! The world is before you and we are behind you. God bless you We love you. Mom S Dad Stephen Darrah Bruce Rager Bruce. We wish for you only the very best! We are proud to call you son . Love. Mom S Dad CONGRATULATIONS. JULIE! We’re so proud of you! 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Mom and Dad Lisa Hanlon 71 Joey Barnhill Congratulations Joe! We wish all parents could exper- ience the happiness you've given us. We are very proud. God bless you always. Love Mom. Dad, and Family__________ The rest of the world now has the opportunity of sharing our joy and pride in you. Fantastic job. young man. Love. Mom and Dad Kevin Smuff” Smith Congratulations Matt! We are very proud of you and your accomplishments. Our prayers are with you in all that you do. Love. Mom. Dad. and Mike Matthew W. Adamson I Pam- Good luck in the future. We have always been proud of you!” Both in Sports and your studies Mom and Dad Pamela Kocker Congratulations Sharon. We are all very proud of you. Good luck with your future. Mom, Dad. Susan. Shelly and Steven Sharon Ann Finch T Wft ■ Congratulations Dale! The whole W family is proud of you. Love. Mom and Dad Dale Flier Congratulations on your graduation, we are very proud to be the parents of such a sweet loving daughter. 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Endsley Maurie O. Hines - Warren C. Gauss 238 D. Steven Maricle Gerald W. Brady, Sr. Index 1981 Aberle. Brenda (09) 121. 196. 203. 213 Adams. Jeffrey (10) 107. 134. 138 Adams. Joann (10) 85 Adamson. Matthew (12) 52. 134. 135. 136. 166. 169. 200. 212. 228 Adkinson. Dana (10) 107 Adkinson. Debra (II) 85 Alcorn. Mark (II) 85 Allen. Brenda (I I) 26. 85. 207 Allen. Brian (09) 121 Allison. Deborah (10) 107 Allsup. Karla (12) 37. 52. 197 Almasi. Michael (09) 121. 139. 151 Anderson. Clark (10) 107. 201 Anderson. John (II) 37. 85. 140. 166. 197. 200. 204 Anderson. Kathleen (12) 52. 223 Anderson. Michael (II) 85. 147. 201. 202. 206. 209 Anderson. Rozanna (09) 121. 198 Anderson. Tammy (09) 121 Andrews. Steven (10) 37. 107. 196 Applegren. Nicholas (09) 121. 139. 151. 168 Arilla. Alicia (II) 85 Arnett. Jane (12) 52. 205 Arnold, Robin (12) 52 Ashley. David (II) 85 Austin. Deidre (II) 19. 85. 103 Ayres. Amy (09) 121. 196 Bader. Jack (09) 121. 139 Bader. Michele (II) 85 Badgerow. Trucy (12) 52. 202 Bagwell. Monica (09) 121 Bagwell. Timothy (II) 85 Bahr. Jill (I I) 37. 85. 105. 172. 197. 200. 201. 204 Baker. Connie (12) 52 Baker. David (09) 121 Baker. Lisa (09) 121. 165. 196. 213 Baker. Scott (10)107. 146 Baida. Linette (12) 52. 204 Baida. Scott (II) 85. 144 Bale. Todd (10) 107 Barden. Sabrina (II) 85 Barden. Walter (II) 85. 213 Barger. Connie (12) 52. 205 Barnes. Chad (II) 85. 148. 149. 158. 161 Barnett. Mikle (09) 121. 151 Barnewolt. Jill (09) 120 Barnhill. Bobby (II) 85 Barnhill. Joey (12) 228 Barr. Douglas (09) 121 Barsness. Brent (12) 52 Bartell. Kristen (10) 37. 107. 173. 196. 204 Bartlett. Bruce (II) 85 Bass. Susan (II) 85. 204. 207 Ballon. Steven (II) 85 Baylor. Barbara (12) 51. 52. 67. 198. 200. 202. 206. 209. 233 Baylor, Brian (09) 121. 151. 161. 201 Beadles. John (10) 107. 146. 206 Beaird. Lisa (09) 32. 121. 198. 203 Bear. Crystal (12) 52 Bear. Dougas (09) 121 Beasley. Gregory (10) 107. 198. 204 Beck. Natalie (10) 107. 204 Becker. Daniel (09) 121. 139. 168 Beckman. Susan (II) 85 Beckman. Tal (09) 121. 213 Beckman. Thomas (II) 85. 98. 134. 158. 161 Beckman. Todd (12) 52. 203 Bedwell. Jamie (II) 85. 172 Beeney. Patrick (10) 107. 212 Behm. Cristina (II) 85 Behm. Richard (09) 121 Behm. Timothy (I I) 85 Behrends. Sheri (10) 107. 173. 204 Belfield. Lori (12) 52. 197. 200. 204 Belfield. Steven (10) 107 Bell. Kimberly (09) 121 Bender. Todd (II) 85 Bennett. Kimberly (09) 121 Bennett. Teri (10) 107. 199 Bennett. Terry (II) 85 Bergschneider. Crystal (10) 107 Berschneider. Vicki (II) 85 Berry. Randy (12) 52 Berry. Roger (10) 107 Best. Kevin (II) 85 Betson. Gerald (10) 107. 134. 138. 168 Biddison. Dale (09) 121. 199 Biggs. Edmund (12) 52. 148. 149. 200 Bill. Douglas (12) 53 Bill. Otto (09) 121 Binder. Dana (12) 53 Binder. Elizabeth (12) 24. 53 Bingamon. Benjamin (09) 121 Bingamon. Cindy (12) 53. 202 Birkel. John (12) 53. 220 Bisanz. Kathleen (II) 85 Bitner. Mark (12) 53 Bjorklund. Eric (09) 121 Black. Susan (10) 31. 107. 204 Black. Timothy (10) 107 Blackaby. Mitchell (II) 86. 134. 149. 158. 161. 200 Blackaby. Monti (10) 107. 173. 200 Blackard. Catherine (09) 121. 198. 208. 213 Blackard. Robert (II) 86. 199. 213 Blair. Brian (09) 121 Blakey. Bernadette (12) 53. 223 Blandin. Denise (II) 86. 197. 198 Blankenship. Ralph (12) 53. 75. 212. 220 Blaylock. Cathy (10) 107. 199 Bloompott. Michelle (10) 107. 205 Bloomenshine. Rae (II) 86 Boerckel. Joy (09) 121 Boerckel. Richard (II) 86. 141. 166 Bohm. Lucille (10) 107 Bomhold. Rex (10) 107 Bomhold. Tina (II) 86 Bomhold. Virginia (12) 53 Bontz. Bill (09) 121. 139. 151 Bontz. Linda (12) 53. 152. 200 Borland. Becki (12) 53. 197. 200 Borror. Mona (12) 26. 53 Borsellino. Shawn (12) 134. 136. 144. 200 Borsellino. Tara (10) 107 Borton. Holly (II) 86. 152. 163. 200 Borum. Jerry (II) 37. 86. I 34. 158 Bouchez. Herminia (II) 86. 98. 208 Bouchez. Richard (10) 107 Bouchez. Robert (09) 121 Bowers. James (I I) 86. 98. 158 Boyer. Dennis (12) 53 Boyer. Faunette (10) 107 Braden. Lisa (II) 86. 208 Braden. Lori (10) 107. 208 Braden. Robert (II) 86 Bragg. Robert (09) 121 Bragg. William (II) 32. 86 Bramham. Tod (10) 107. 134. 138. 168 Bredernitz. Michael (12) 35. 53 Bressner. Victoria (10) 107. 196. 209 Brewer. Judy (II) 86 Brignall. Georgia (09) 122. 198 Brill. Thomas (10) 107. 199 Broadstone. Julie (10) 107. 196 Brock. Cheryl (10) 107 Brokaw. Robin (II) 86 Brokaw. Rosalie (09) 122 Brooks. Kristine (09) 122 Brown. Crystal (09) 122 Brown. Dawn (10) 107. 208 Brown. Deborah (12) 53 Brown. Donald (10) 107 Brown. Krista (10) 107 Brown. Kristi (09) 122 Brown. Lori (09) 122. 143. 165. 196 Brown. Teresa (II) 86 Brown. Thomas (09) 122. 141. 168. 196 Bruce. Bret (10) 107. 134. 138. 166 Bruce. Jeffrey (II) 86. 141. 166. 201 Bruninga. Keith (II) 86. 147. 200. 202. 209 Brush. James (09) 122 Brush. Kara (II) 86 Bryan. Brenda (09) 122. 196 Bucklin. Bradley (10) 107 Burbidge. Theresa (09) 122 Burcham. Dennis (II) 86 Burcham. Teresa (09) 22. 196. 213 Burchfield. Judy (II) 86 Burchfield. Robert (II) 86 Burdette. Daniel (10) 107 Burgess. Amy (10) 107. 196 Burgess. Lisa (09) 122. 205 Burke. Darrin (09) 122 Burns. Gregory (09) 122 Burns. Ronald (I I) 86 Burnside. Scott (10) 108 Burnside. Timothy (10) 108 Bush. Kristy (II) 86. 207 Bush. Richard (10) 108 Bussiere. Robert (10) 108. 199. 201. 207 Butler. Catherine (10) 37. 108. 197. 198. 201 Butler. William (I I) 21. 28. 36. 37. 53. 197. 198. 199. 200. 209 Button. Gerald (09) 122 Byrne. Richard (09) 122. 151. 196 Cadle. Daniel (II) 86. 198 Cagle. Jeffrey (12) 31. 53. 73. 137. 200. 204. 234 Cagle. Robbie (10) 108 Cagle. Sandy (I I) 37. 86. 197. 198. 201 Calhoun. Cynthia (II) 86 Calhoun. Julia (10) 108. 201. 204. 206 Camden. Sharon (12) 35. 53. 104. 197. 204. 233 Camden. Timothy (10) 108. 134. 138 Camp. Daniel (10) 108. 138 Campbell. Daniel (09) 122. 139. 151. 161 Campbell. Stephenie (09) 122. 213 Campen. Brad (12) 28. 37. 53. 134. 136. 197. 200. 230 Campen. Gregory (09) 35. 122 Campen. Rhonda (10) 204. 207 Carey. Richard (10) 108 Carlyle. Scott (09) 122 Carnell. Jimmie (10) 213 Carpentier. Tilden (10) 108. 205 Carr. Jennifer (10) 26. 108. 173. 200. 203 Carr. Michael (II) 86 Carroll. Lisa (I I) 86. 197. 199 Carter. Claude (09) 122 Carter. Kimberly (12) 54 Carter. Trenton (09) 122. 139. 168 239 Caskey. Kristee (II) 86 Caton. Rosemarie (10) 108 Caughey. Chris (II) 87. 205 Caughey. Patricia (II) 87 Chamberlain. Doug (09) 122 Chamberlain. Felicia (09) 122 Chamberlain. Gregg (10) 108 Chambers. Crystal (I I) 87. 197 Chambers. Kellie (10) 37. 108. 198 Chambers. Tina (09) 122 Chaney. Charles (09) 122 Chaney. Janice (12) 54. 202. 233 Chapman. Gregory (10) 108. 140. 168. 212 Chapman. Mark (09) 122. 139. 168 Cheatham. Kevin (12) 24. 29. 37. 105. 197. 200 Chen. Maria (09) 122. 201 Chen. Peter (10) 108. 201 Chiaravalle. Aaron (10) 31. 108. 150. 160 Chioni. Cheryl (12) 54. 105. 205. 212. 225 Chitwood. Robert (10) 108. 130. 134. 138. 143. 196 Choate. Rodney (09) 122 Christiansen. Stephen (12) 51. 54. 149. 158. 200. 201. 212. 225 Christiansen. Tamara (10) 108. 204. 213 Churchill. Timothy (09) 122 Clark. Barbara (09) 122 Clark. Charles (I I) 87 Clark. Lisa (II) 87. 172. 200. 207. 210 Claudin. Patrick (II) 87 Clauser. Angela (10) 108 Clauser. Karen (II) 87 Clemons. Lori (II) 26. 87. 201. 209 Clevenger. Terry (10) 108 Cloat. Lisa (10) 108. 209. 213 Cloninger. Donald (I I) 87. 202 Closen. Brad (09) 122 Closen. Brian (09) 122 Closen. Jane (12) 51. 53. 200. 201. 209. 230 Closen. William (I I) 87 Cochran. Travis (12) 54. 200. 225 Colvin. Pamela (09) 122 Comer. Audrey (10) 108 Contoni. Kelly (10) 108 Cook. Denise (10) 26. 108. 200 Cook. John (09) 122 Cool. Diana (II) 87 Coolidge. Phillip (II) 87. 147 Cooney. Pamela (10) 108. 199. 203 Cooper. Dorain (10) 108 Copeland. Bryan (09) 123 Copeland. Snowden (09) 121. 123. 196 Corbett. David (12) 54 Corbett. Jan (10) 108 Corbin. David (09) 123 Corbin. Laura (10) 108 Corbin. Rhonda (II) 87 Cornell. Micki (09) 123 Couch. David (12) 197. 207 Couch. John (12) 54. 197 Couch. Lori (10) 108. 198 Couchman. Gary (09) 123 Cowen. Kelly (II) 87 Cowen. Stephen (10) 108 Craddock. Lislie (10) 108 Cramer. Benedict (10) 108 Cramer. Daniel (II) 87. 144 Cramer. David (09) 123. 139. 168 Cramer. Jerry (II) 87 Cramer. John (12) 54 Crandall. Lisa (12) 54 Cranford. Crystal (II) 24. 87. 102. 200 Crank. Molly (10) 108 Crank. Steven (10) 108. 134. 138. 143 Cravens. David (10) 108 Crisfield. David (09) 123 Crose. Lesa (12) 54 Crose. Julie (II) 87 Croxton. Kimberly (12) 54. 75. 205 Crumby. Lucinda (10) 108 Cruthis. Jason (10) 109 Culbertson. Robert (09) 123 Cullen. Lori (10) 109. 116 Cunningham. Linda (09) 123. 199. 208 Crump. Waldon (I I) 87 Cruthis. Jason (10) 207 Daniel. Frank (09) 123 Daniel. Kenny (09) 123. 139 Dant. Lome (09) 123 Danzer. Gregory (10) 109. 147. 198 Darr. Janell (12) 54. 165 Darrah. Stephen (12) 54. 225 Davidson. Mark (12) 55 Davidson. Ronald (10) 109 Davis. Fred (II) 87. 166 Davis. Larry (09) 123. 151. 161 Davis. Leann (10) 109 Davis. Lora (09) 123 Dawson. Sheryl (09) 123. 196 De Coursey. Deanna (09) 123 De May. Dorothy (09) 123. 196 De Pinto. Jeffrey (09) 155. 199. 201 De Ragisch. Deelina (10) 109. 199. 208 De Roule. Sandra (12) 55 De Trempe. Kimberly (10) 109 De Voss. Lorie (12) 55 Dearing. Christopher (10) 109. 150. 160. 207 Delicath. Sharon (09) 123 Delk. Jada (II) 33. 87. 142 Delk. Lori (09) 123. 207 Delorme. Lynne (II) 22. 87. 103. 155. 199. 210 Demay. Merry (II) 87. 204 Demmin. Cathy (10) 109 Demmin. Darcy (09) 123 Demmin. Darla (12) 55 Demmin. Suzanne (12) 55. 75. 172. 200. 212 Demmin. Vonda (09) 19. 120. 123. 129. 131. 173. 196 Dempsey. Deanna (10) 109 Denney. Denna (09) 123. 196 Denney. Gala (II) 87 Dennis. Denisa (12) 26. 55. 200. 230 Dennis. Scott (10) 109 Depinto. Todd (II) 87. 147. 198. 201. 202 DeVoss. Lorie (12) 207. 220 Dillard. James (12) 55. 202. 213 Dismang. Marcia (12) 55 Dixon. Kris (09) 120. 123. 161. 173 Dixon. Terry (I I) 34. 135. 149. 158. 161. 200 Dobbins. Kristina (II) 87. 142. 205. 210 Doering. Drindia (09) 123. 199 Doering. William (10) 109. 198 Donald. Lori (09) 33. 123. 143 Doran. Christopher (09) 123. 206 Doubet. Michael (10) 109 Dozard. Rose (09) 123 Dries. Greg (09) 123 Driscoll. Colleen (10) 109 Driscoll. Daniel (09) 123. 168. 199 Dudley. Kelly (II) 87 Dudley. Kim (09) 123. 203 Dudley. Robert (09) 123 Duez. Rebecca (10) 109 Duhs. Robert (12) 55. 206 Dunham, Andrew (II) 87 Dunham. Timothy (10) 109. 146. 166 Dunlap. Robin (II) 87. 101. 210 Dunne. Kathleen (10) 109. 198. 213 Dunne. Mike (12) 55. 105. 148. 149. 158. 160. 200. 206. 223 Dunne. Thomas (10) 109. 147. 150. 160 Durbin. Kelly (II) 87 Durham. Deanna (12) 55 Durham. Debra (12) 37. 55. 197 Durham. Tina (09) 123 Dusch. James (II) 87. 103. 134. 138 Dusch. Joseph (10) 31. 109. 116. 134. 136. 168 Echold. Tommy (12) 55 Echols. William (12) 55. 202 Eckhold. Patricia (09) 123 Edwards. Kavid (09) 123 Edwards. Rebecca (09) 123. 196 Ehrat. Timmy (09) 123. 198 Eichorn. Randall (09) 123. 155 Elam. Homer (10) 109. 198. 205. 213 Elam. Kimberly (II) 87. 208 Ellenburg. Richard (12) 55 Ellingson. Kathy (12) 53 Ellis. Carol (II) 88. 142. 208 Ellwanger. Julie (10) 109 Elmore. Gena (09) 123. 196. 213 Emery. Rochelle (12) 230 Engstrom. James (12) 55. 134. 136. 155. 166. 168. 200. 206. 233 Engstrom. Sandra (II) 26. 88. 155. 163. 165 Enlow. James (II) 88. 203 Ertl. Michael (09) 123. 199 Eskew. Guy (12) 55. 199. 206 Espedal. Angela (II) 88. 207. 213 Fales. Craig (II) 88 Fales. Kellie (09) 123 Fales. Michael (II) 88. 155. 202 Farris. Rhonda (09) 123 Farris. Robyn (12) 55. 152. 240 200. 230 Farris. William (II) 88 Farrow. Oliver (12) 37. 56. 197. 205 Fauber. Mark (09) 123. 143 Faulkner. Scott (10) 109 Faurot. Lori (09) 123 Fawcett. Glen (II) 88 Fawcett. Patricia (10) 109 Fawcett. Paul (II) 88 Fawley. Steve (12) 56. 206 Fay. Paul (09) 123 Feagin. Ronald (12) 56 Fechter. Fred 56 Fechter. Tammy (12) 56 Fels. Todd (10) 109. 204. 207. 209 Ferrie. Suzanne (10) 104. 109 Ferry. Patricia (12) 56. 197 Fiedler. Michael (II) 88 Fields. Terri (12) 56. 205 Fife. Denise (10) 109 Finch. Sharon (12) 56. 105. 163. 172. 228 Finch. Shelly (09) 123 Finch. Steven (09) 123 Finley. Walter (I I) 33. 37. 86. 88. 134. 144. 198 Fisher. Linda (10) 109 Fitzgerald. Duane (10) 109. 150 Fitzgerald. Kelly (12) 56 Flessner. Kevin (12) 56. 148. 149. 158. 160. 161. 200. 223 Fletcher. Jason (09) 124. 196 Fletcher. Lisa (12) 56. 233 Flier. Dale (12) 29. 34. 36. 37. 54. 56. 80. 197. 200. 203. 209. 228 Foiles. Scott (12) 56. 206. 233 Forgason. Angela (10) 109. 208 Forsman. Darrin (10) 109. 199 Forsman. Lori (10) 109 Fortner. Kathy (II) 88. 208 Foster. Anita (09) 124 Foster. Elisabeth (10) 109. 209 Foster. Michael (10) 109 Fourdyce. Daniel (09) 24. 124 Fourdyce. Donald (II) 88 Fox. Candace (10) 109. 165. 198 Fox. James (II) 88. 134. 166. 168 Frailey. Jeffrey (II) 88. 158 Frank. David (09) 124 Frankland. Brian (II) 88 Frazier. Gwendolyn (12) 56. 76 French. Kimberly (10) 109. 203. 204. 207 Fry. Jack (09) 124 Furniss. Jay (10) 109. 147. 207 Gaa. Gregory (09) 124. 149 Gaa. Lisa (12) 26. 27. 57. 200. 205. 209. 225 Gaa. Michael (09) 124 Gabelhausen. William (10) 37. 109. 196. 201. 204. 209 Gaboriault. Vincent (II) 88 Gaffney. Michael (II) 88. 98. 140. 166. 168. 200 Gallagher. Cheryl (II) 88 Gallagher. Kelley (10) 31. 109. 142. 163 Gard. Julie (II) 88 Gard. Kathryn (12) 57. 152. 202 Gard. Lisa (09) 124 Gasdorf. Sieg (09) 124 Gaylord. Richard (II) 88 Geer. David (09) 124. 139. 198 Gehrls. Colleen (II) 88 Geier. Anita (10) 109. 198 Geier. Gregory (12) 57. 198. 199. 202. 233 Geiger. Michael (II) 88 Genovese. Lorey (09) 124 Genovese. Michelle (10) 109 Genovese. Tracy (10) 109. 198 Gentry. Annette (12) 57. 58. 203 Gentry. Tim (09) 124. 146 George. Annette (12) 57. 152. 163. 164. 200 George. Kathy (12) 57. 172 George. Kevin (II) 88. 198. 199 Gerard. Deidre (10) 109 Gerard. Leisa (II) 88. 198. 207 Getz. Julie (12) 35. 51. 57. 152. 200. 202. 204 Getz. Thomas (10) 109. 160 Gibbs. Russell (09) 124 Gibson. Mark (12) 57. 104. 228 Gibson. Patricia (09) 124 Geinow. Anthony (09) 124 Gill. Paula (12) 57. 172 Gillum. Jenilyn (09) 124 Gilpin. Diana (12) 57. 205 Gilpin. Elizabeth (10) 109 Glass. Terie (10) 109 Glaue. Timothy (09) 124 Glossick. Cheryl (09) 124 Goad. Patricia (09) 124 Gobert. Michael (09) 124 Godfrey. Judy (II) 88. 198. 207 Gold. Tim (10) 109 Gorgas. Larry (12) 32. 57. 74. 233 Graber. Lisa (10) 109. 198 Grace. Donna (II) 88 Graves. Doug (09) 124 Graves. Gregory (10) 109. 210. 212 Graves. John (12) 57. 199 Gray. Mark (12) 57 Greeley. Michael (II) 88 Greenwood. Angela (10) 110 Greenwood. Carl (12) 57 Gregory. Teresa (II) 88 Grieshaber. Michael (09) 124 Griggs. Patty (09) 124 Grim. Rill (12) 57. 203. 230 Grim. Lisa (10) I 10 Grim. Tina (II) 88 Grimm. Ronald (II) 88 Groeper. Catherine (10) 26. NO. 196. 207. 209 Groeper. Joann (II) 88. 117. 197. 201. 209 Gronewold. Diana (II) 88. 198. 208 Gronewold. Lisa (12) 57. 198. 202. 206 Gruber. Stanley (I I) 28. 36. 88. 105. 197 Gualandi. Jodi (I I) 26. 88. 197 Guilliams. Walter (10) NO Gunter. Linda (12) 57. 205 Gunter. Rhonda (10) 110 Gunzenheiser. Randall (12) 57 Gunzenheiser. Thomas (10) I 10 Guppy. Larry (II) 24. 88. 206 Guppy. Mary (I I) 84. 88. 103. 152. 200 Guppy. Robin (10) NO Guppy. Ronald (12) 57. 134. 136. 166 Gustafson. Robin (II) 88. 205 Guthrie. Ann (12) 28. 57. 197. 200. 223 Guthrie. Jeff (09) 124. 155 Haag. Kelly (09) 124. 198. 213 Haas. Kris (09) 124 Hacker. Kimberly (12) 58 Hagel. Leslie (09) 124 Hagel. Mark (10) 110. 134. 138. 146. 160 Haller. John (09) 124 Hallor. Carol (09) 124 Hamm. Allen (09) 124 Hammer. William (09) 124. 139. 161 Hammond. Mark (10) NO. 213 Hammond. Matthew (12) 58. 134. 136 Hammond. Melissa (12) 58 Hamra. Kent (09) 124. 140 Hand. Vicky (10) 110. 203 Hanlon. Donald (II) 88. 92 Hanlon. Lisa (12) 19. 33. 58. 78. 152. 200. 228 Hanneman. Jeff (12) 58. 81. 203. 223 Hannon. Valerie (12) 58. 74 Hankins. David (09) 124 Hansen. Eric (II) 87. 88. 99 Hansen. Jeffrey (09) 124. 139. 168 Harmison. Jeff (12) 32. 58. 124. 136. 158. 200. 206. 225 Harper. Gary (10) 110 Harper. Mark (09) 124 Harris. Kellie (10) I 10. 123 Harris. Kody (09) 124. 206 Harshbarger. Jamelle (10) I 10. 207 Harshbarger. Jon (II) 88. 212 Harshbarger. Kellie (12) 58. 172. 200. 201. 202. 234 Hartwig. Carrie (II) 88. 197 Hattermann. Andrew (II) 89 Hattermann. Sherry (12) 58. 200. 220 Hauk. Douglas (10) I 10. 134. 138. 146 Haun. Debbie (II) 24. 37. 89. 105. 172. 197 Hawkins. Rebecca (10) 110. 196. 204. 206. 209. 213 Hawton. Stephen (09) 124 Hayes. Mike (10) I 10 Haynes. Carol (10) I 10 Heathcoat. Gary (10) I 10. 134. 138. 168 Heathcoat. Shelly (12) 58. 155. 200. 203. 204. 207 Heaton. Jodi (10) NO. 197. 204 Hedge. Michele (09) 120. 124 Heitzman. Daniel (10) 110. 147. 205. 207 Heitzman. Timothy (09) 124. 139. 146 Helgeson. Elizabeth (12) 58. 142 Heller. Jeff (12) 58 Heppenstall. Thomas (12) 69 Hermann. Richard (II) 89. 206 Hermann. Ronald (10) I 10 Herring. Joseph (10) I 10 241 Herring. Robert (10) 110 Herring. William (12) 58. 220 Herrmann. Christopher (09) 124. 168 Hetzel. Marc (09) 124. 140. 146. 198 Hetzel. Tod (10) 110. 140. 198. 207 Hevermann. Glen (12) 58. 223 Heuermann. Matthew (09) I 10. 124 Hevermann. James (12) 58 Heyl. Kathryn (10) I 10 Heyl. Randall (09) 124. 196. 201 Hibberd. Guy (12) 58 Hibbs. Lawrence (10) 110 Hibbs. Williams (09) 124 Hibser. Joseph (09) I 10 Hickman. Daniel (09) 124. 147. 155. 198 Hidden. Earl (09) 125. 139 Hidden. Lori (12) 59 Higginbotham. Terri (10) I 10. 165 Higginbotham. Todd (II) 89. 96 Higgins. Carla (II) 89 Higgins. Douglas (10) I 10. 134. 138. 160 Hildebrand. Gary (II) 89 Hill. Bruce (12) 59. 230 Hill. Cynthia (09) 125. 198. 213 Hill. Ralph (I I) 89 Hill. Sheri (09) 125. 196 Hines. Steve (09) 125. 139. 196 Hislope. Craig (12) 59 Hobson. Donald (12) 59. 80 Hodgson. Diana (II) 89 Hoerr. Dale (12) 59 Hoerr. Gary (09) 125 Hoerr. Wendy (09) 125 Hoffman. Lisa (09) I 10. 125. 196 Hoffman. Michelle (09) 22. 33. 125. 204 Hofmann. Curtis (10) I 10. 147. 199 Holliday. Kristina (II) 89 Holmes. Joy (09) 125. 165 Holt. Kellie (10) 110 Holt. Kelly (II) 89. 203 Homan. Angela (09) 125 Homman. Laura (II) 89 Hood. Karin (12) 59 Hoopingarner. Billy (12) 59. 134. 136. 206. 144 Hoopingarner. Darryl (II) 89. 144. 145 Hoopingarner. Garryl (II) 89. 144. 145. 206 Hooste. Scott (09) 125. 147. 151. 161 Hornbacker Lee (10) I 10. 143. 160. 200. 204. 207 Horton. Eleanor (II) 89 Hoss. Julie (10) I 10 Houle. James (10) I 10 Houlihan. Richard (II) 89 Howard. Deanna (10) I 10. 196 Howard. Jeffrey (12) 59. 203. 220 Howard. Kelley (II) 89. 197. 205 Howard. Tracey (10) I 10 Huddleston. Todd (II) 89. 158. 160 Huff. Beverly (10) NO. 199 Huff. Patricia (12) 37. 59. 71. 197. 198. 200. 223 Huntley. Rebecca (II) 89 Huntley. Rose (II) 22. 39. 89 Hurd. Mark (I I) 89. 155. 202. 204 Hurst. Jeffrey (10) III Hurst. Mark (II) 89 Hurst. Randy (12) 29. 59. 206. 209 Hurst. Steve (09) 125 Icenogle. Michael (12) 59 Icenogle. Renee (09) 125. 198 Ingram. Timothy (12) 59. 200. 201. 202. 209. 212 Innes. Penny (12) 59 Irwin. Barry (09) 125. 140. 168 Irwin. Natalie (I I) 89. 197. 210 Jackson. Carrie (12) 59 Jackson. Victoria (10) I I 1.21 3 Jacobs. Jeffrey (09) 125. 147. 161. 213 Jacobs. Joel (II) 89 Jacobs. John (II) 89 Jacobs. Oliver (10) III Jacobs. Pamela (09) 125 Jaegle. Kelly (12) 59. 172. 200. 205. 212. 220 Jendins. James (II) 89 Jepson. Lisa (10) 11 I. 143. 165 Jepson. Ronald (12) 59. 203 Jester. Rhonda (09) 125. 196 Johnigk. Dana (10) III. 208 Johnson, Felicia (II) 89. 197, 201 Johnson. Jeffrey (II) 22. 84. 89. 105. 206 Johnson. Karla (II) 89. 142 Johnson. Kelly (10) III. 213 Johnson. Kevin (09) 125. 139. 161 Johnson. Marilyn (12) 60. 198. 201. 209 Johnson. Michelle (09) 125. 201 Johnson. Patty (09) 125 Johnson. Rebecca (II) 89 Johnson. Roberta (12) 60 Johnson. Scott (I I) 89. 99. 206 Johnson. Shawna (12) 60. 75. 199. 200. 207. 212. 220 Johnson. Tammy (09) 125 Johnson. Trevor (12) 60 Jones. Deanna (10) 31. 163 Jones. Justin (10) I I I Jones. Leonard (10) III Jones. Lisa (09) 31. 125 Jordan. Kristin (09) 125. 196 Jordan. Richard (09) 125 Joswick. Michele (II) 89 Jurick. Mike (II) 89. 134 Jurick. Steve (10) III Kalb. Michael (10) III. 205 Kalb. Sandra (II) 89. 207 Kalb. Tina (10) III Karmenzind. Barbara (12) 60. 228 Karmenzind. Roderick (10) III. 205. 140 Kasap. Amelia (10) III. 143. 200 Kasap. Nick (12) 23. 60. 73. 74. 77. 134. 135. 136. 166. 168. 200. 206 Kauffman. Michele (10) 60. III. 173. 204 Kear. George (II) 89 Keckler. Bobbi Jo (10) III Keckler. Lori (12) 60. 205. 223 Kelley. Dawn (I I) 89. 198. 2C2 Kelley. Kathleen (II) 90. 152 Kelley. Sandra (10) III Kelly. Cyrus (12) 60 Kelso. Laura (II) 90 Kendall. Robert (10) III. 204 Kennedy. Patrick (12) 60 Kerr. Joseph (10) III Kerr. Shelly (12) 60. 205 Ketcham. Kristene (09) 125. 196 Kilbey. Steven (10) III. 199 Kimbrell. Melanie (10) III Kembrell. Paula (09) 125 King. Erik (10) I I I King. Jennifer (10) III. 204. 207. 209 King. Lonnie (10) III Kinney. Candy (09) 125. 196 Kirk. Daniel (I I) 90. 103. 147 Kirk. Geoffrey (10) 22. III. 147 Kirk. Michelle (12) 60 Kirkbride. Charles (10) III Kirkpatrick. Ricky (II) 90 Kline. Karleen (II) 90. 213 Kneer. John (12) 60 Knight. Brian (09) 208 Knight. Lori (10) III Knight. Timothy (09) 125. 147. 161. 203 Knox. Matthew (10) III 160 Knutt. Penny (09) 125 Kocher. Pamela (12) 60. 152. 228 Koeppel. Rick (12) 60. 136. 158. 161. 222 Koeppel. Tammy (II) 90. 201. 209 Kohal. Kim (10) III Kokos. George (II) 33. 90. 98. 134. 199. 200. 206. 209 Kortemeier. Chris (09) 125. 147. 198 Kouski. Kimberly (II) 90. 199 Krider. Steven (12) 60. 207. 212. 225 Krupps. Richard (10) III. 134 138 Krus. Douglas (II) 90. 207 Krus. Katherine (09) 125. 196 Krus. Wesley (I I) 87. 90. 147. 155. 200 Kruse. Stanley (II) 90. 197 Kuhn. Howard (10) III Kunkel. Michelle (09) 26. 125 Kurkman. John (10) III Kyle. James (I I) 28. 90. 102. 197. 206 Lamb. Eleanor (09) 125 Lamb. Gregory (10) III Lambie. Jill (09) 26. 27. 120. 125. 173. 196 Lambie. Richard (II) 90. 134. 166 Lampton. Dale (09) 125 Lampton. Randy (II) 90 Lance. Belinda (09) 125. 196 Lance. Mitchell (12) 61 Landes. Michael (II) 90 Lane. Lisa (09) 125 Langanis. Michelle (09) 125 242 Langloss. Robert (II) 90 Langloss. Tracy (10) III Larson. Timothy (12) 61. 206 Laughlin. James (II) 22. 90. 144 Lauterbach. Allyn (10) III Lauterbach. Brenda (12) 51. 52. 61. 142. 200. 201. 202. 206. 209 Lauterbach. Lori (II) 34. 90. 201. 204 Lawless. Timothy (09) 126. 139. 161 Lawrence. Lisa (12) 61 Ledbetter. Danny (12) 197 Leddy. Rhonda (10) III. 165 Lee. Dawnette (09) 126 Legaspi. Aaron (09) 126. 139. 146 Legaspi. Andres (12) 23. 32. 61. 134. 136. 144. 145. 168 Lewis. Laura (II) 90. 207 Lewis. Pete (09) 126. 139 Lewis. Rachel (12) 61 Lewis. Scott (II) 90 Light. Julie (09) 126. 196 Light. Samuel (II) 34. 90. 134. 158. 200. 206. 207 LiGrisse. Crystol (09) 126 Lindner. Tim (09) 126 Lindsey. Dennis (09) 126. 139 Lingle. Cynthia (12) 61. 205 Lipke. Laura (09) 126. 143 Lisk. Amy (09) 126. 196 Lockhart. Kathleen (12) 61 Lockhart. Michael (II) 90 Lockhart. Todd (12) 61. 206 Lockwood. Michael (10) III. 134. 138. 166. 168. 212 Lofthouse. Norman (12) 61 Lofthouse. Steve (09) 126. 139. 146 Lonsdale. Donna (09) 120 Lovel. Dennis (09) 126. 207 Lowery. Paul (II) 90 Lowes. Scott (12) 61. 212 Lowry. Edward (II) 90 Lowry. James (09) 126. 151. 161 Ludwig. Rochelle (10) III Luster. Kenneth (10) III. 147. 213 Luster. Kevin (II) 90 Lyon. Judith (09) 126. 196 Mabis. Brian (II) 90. 134. 166 Magner. Barry (12) 61. 228 Magner. Kitty (09) 126 Maher. Matthew (10) III. 200 Mallicoat. Lori (09) 126 Mallicoat. Michael (10) 112 Malone. Michael (II) 90. 198 Malone. William (10) 112. 198 Maloney. Mark (10) 134. 138. 146 Maloney. Tammy (II) 28. 37. 90. 197. 201. 209 Mandler. Greg (12) 61. 141. 166. 169. 200 Maness. Charles (10) 112 Mann. Lisa (09) 126 Mann. Phyllis (12) 61 Manning. Daylene (09) 126. 196 Manz. Gary (10) 112 Marchand. Lynne (II) 34. 84. 90. 103. 172. 200 Marchand. Richard (09) 126. 151 Maricle. Kim (09) 126. 196. 213 Markle. Robert (12) 61. 203 Marlow. Jody (II) 90 Marquardt. Todd (12) 74. 144 Marter. James (12) 61. 140. 141. 154. 155. 166. 168. 200. 209. 223 Marter. Jerome (II) 90. 155 Martin. Jimmy (I I) 90 Martin. Tonia (10) 112 Martin. Tracy (II) 90 Maser. Bryan (12) 24. 61. 149. 200 Maske. Kenneth (12) 61 Maske. Kristeen (12) 61. 104. 210 Mason. Angela (II) 90 Mason. Michael (12) 61. 134. 136. 200. 233 Mason. Steven (09) 126. 213 Mason. Tina (10) 91 Massey. Daphnie (09) 126. 139 Massey. David (09) 151. 168 Massey. Harold (II) 91 Maston. Victoria (II) 91 Mather. Vera (10) 112 Mathison. Marnell (12) 62. 225 Mathison. Michelle (09) 126. 204 Mathus. David (09) 126 Matthew. Jutta (II) 91 Mauerman. Juanita (II) 91 Mauerman. Ronald (09) 126 Maule. Heather (09) 126. 208 Maxwell. Richilyn (09) 126 May. James (09) 22. 126. 139. 168 McAllister. Kimberly (09) 127 McBridy. Eddie (12) 62 McBride. Robin (II) 91 McCabe. Kelly (12) 62 McCann. Jeffrey (II) 91. 105 McCart. Michelle (II) 91 McClure. Patricia (10) 112 McCollum. Lisa (10) 112 McCord. Jennifer (09) 127 McCrary. Sonja (II) 91 McCurdy. Katherine (09) 127. 198 McDonald. William (II) 91 McDowell. Gregory (II) 91 McDuff. Tammy (II) 91. 213 McElfresh. Terry (12) 35. 62. 72. 147 McFarlane. Jill (10) 112 McGath. Shelly (10) 112. 173. 200 McGee. Amy (10) 112. 204. 209 McGowan. Mike (09) 127 McGowen. Elizabeth (II) 92 Mclntire. Guy (10) 112 McIntosh. Jeffrey (I I) 92. 203 McIntyre. Bryan (12) 134. 136 McKenny. William (09) 34. 127. 199 McMillan. Darren (09) 127. 198 McMillan. Shelley (12) 62. 100. 207 McMullen. Laira (II) 92 McMullen. Melynda (09) 127. 213 McPike. Lawrence (10) 112. 207 McWhirter. Amy (10) 112 Meardy. Elizabeth (10) 112. 196. 206 Meardy. Gary (12) 62. 202 Medina. Greta (09) 126. 205 Meier. Katherine (10) 112 Meier. Sheila (10) 112 Meier. Shelli (10) 112 Meinders. David (09) 127. 140. 141. 168 Meinders. Mike (09) 127. 146 Meister. Joan (09) 127. 196 Melloy. Denis (II) 91 Melton. Charles (II) 91 Melton. Leeann (II) 91 Mercer. Grant (11)91. 97. 199 Meskimen. Molly (II) 91 Meskimen. Rebecca (09) 127 Messmore. Richard (II) 91 Messmore. Rodney (09) 127 Meyer. Brad (09) 127. 139. 161 Meyer. Brett (12) 62. 134. 136. 158. 160. 200. 212. 228 Meyer. Darla (II) 91. 201 Meyers. Kimberly (09) 127. 209. 213 Michels. Tamara (12) 62. 199. 200. 201 Miller. Amy (II) 91. 200 Meiller. Candy (II) 91 Miller. Christina (II) 91 Miller. Danny (09) 127. 147 Miller. Hope (09) 127 Miller. John (I I) 91 Miller. Laverta (10) 112 Miller. Martha (II) 91 Miller. Merry (09) 127 Miller. Scott (10) 112. 212 Miller. Tim (I I) 91. 155 Milligan. David (09) 127. 207 Milligan. Deon (10) 112 Mills. Christopher (12) 62. 202 Milsteadt. Rich (09) 127. 196 Miner. Kellie (II) 91 Miner. Mary (I I) 152. 163. 164 Mingus. Sheri (10) 112 Mingus. Timothy (II) 91 Mirande. Mary Jo (09) 127 Mitchell. Donna (10) I 12. 155. 199 Modglin. Brent (10) 31. 112. 160 Modglin. Trisha (09) 127. 203 Mohn. Jacqueline (12) 62 Moldenhauer. Mark (10) I 12. 213 Monroe. David (II) 91 Monroe. Keri (II) 91. 202 Monroe. Mark (09) 127 Monti. Christine (II) 91 Monti. Theresa (12) 62. 203. 213 Moore. Douglas (12) 62. 223. 213 Moore. Gwendolyn (II) 91. 208 Morgan. Greg (09) 127. 139. 196 Morgan. Wesley (09) 127 Morris. Michelle (10) 112 Morse. Tami (II) 91. 163 Moss. Dathleen (09) 127 Moss. Thomas (12) 62. 202 Mudd. Cathy (12) 62 Mullen. Kenneth (II) 91. 155 Mullineaux. Joseph (10) 112 Mulvaney. Jill (12) 62. 197. 199 Mulvaney. Sheila (12) 62. 200. 201 Mungoven. Dan (12) 62. 207 Murphy. Jayme (09) 127. 139 243 Muzzarelli. Guy (09) 127. 139. 161. 204 Myers. Amy (09) 127. 201 Myers. Mariam (10) 112 Nash. Ranae (09) 127.196. 21 3 Nasses. Thomas (II) 92 Nau. Diane (10) I 12. 201. 206. 209 Nau. Marc (09) 127 Neal. David (II) 92 Neal. James (II) 92 Neff. Nancy (II) 84. 92. 172 Negley. Beth (12) 18. 21. 29. 36. 37. 50. 62. 70. 75. 78. 172. 197. 199. 200 Negley. Paula (10) 19. 37. I 12. 115. 173. 197. 200. 204 Nelson. Annette (09) 127 Nelson. John (10) 112 Nelson. Kimberly (II) 92. 172 Nelson. Suzette (09) 127 Nevitt. Laura (II) 92 Nevitt. Vickie (12) 63. 198. 199. 200. 205 Nevius. Debra (II) 92. 204 Newman. Teresa (09) 127 Newman. Tina (10) 112 Newport. Melissa (10) 112. 173. 204 Nhan. Nghia (10) 112 Nichols. Angela (10) 112 Nielson. Lisa (10) 112. 197. 201. 204. 209 Noe. Christine (09) 127. 201, 206 Noe. Cynthia (10) 108. 112. 201. 203. 206. 209 Nolan. Bradley (09) 127. 207 Nolan. Robert (II) 22. 92 Norman. Daniel (10) I 12. 146. 147. 198 Northrip. Paul (12) 202 O Dell. Timothy (12) 63. 206 O Keefe. Aprile (12) 63. 200. 228 O Neal. Minnie (10) 112. 200 O Neill. James (10) 112. 147. 212 Odle. Donald (10) 112 Oertley. Douglas (10) 112. 144. 146. 147 Oertley. Larry (12) 63. 147 Oesterle. Gary (12) 63. 203 Ogle. Deana (12) 63 Ogle. William (II) 92. 203. 213 Olson. Jeff (I I) 92. 144 Otten. Kevin (10) 112 Otten. Kimberly (09) 127 Otten. Leanne (II) 92 Otten. Robert (12) 63 Otto. Harold (10) 112 Owen. David (10) III. 112. 134. 138. 160. 210 Owens. Terry (II) 92. 144. 197 Palmer. Dale (I I) 24. 92. 198. 209 Panus. Donald (II) 112 Parks. Todd (09) 127 Parlier. Kathy (09) 127 Parlier. Troy (I I) 92. 140 Parlier. Wendy (09) 127. 196 Parm. Linda (II) 92. 207 Parr. Laura (10) 112. 204. 213 Parrish. Harold (10) 112. 204. 207. 213 Parrott. Cynthia (09) 127 Partlow. Charla (12) 63. 207. 230 Patridge. Jeffrey (II) 92 Patten. Jamie (09) 127 Patten. Julie (I I) 92 Patton. Catherine (II) 92. 142. 199. 200. 202 Paul. Michael (II) 92. 140 Peacock. Jamey (12) 63 Peacock, Loren (09) 127 Peck. Richard (II) 92 Pedersen. Lori (12) 63 Pence. Anthony (09) 127. 139 Pence. Robert (10) 113 Penny. Gale (09) 127 Pennycuff. Ricky (10) 113. 150 Penwell. Mark (10) 113. 144 Penwell. Timothy (II) 92, I 34. 144. 200. 202. 206 Perina. Kari (12) 28. 63. 197. 200. 207. 228 Perina. Lisa (10) 113. 204. 208 Perrilles. Cheryl (II) 92. 199 Perrilles. Scott (12) 24. 37. 63. 136. 166. 167. 168. 200. 202. 234 Peterman. Lisa (II) 92. 201. 208 Peterman. Lori (10) 113 Peterson. Jeffrey (10) 37. 113. 147. 196. 199 Petrakis. Karen (II) 92 Petty. Reginald (10) 113. 150. 160 Pfeifer. Timothy (II) 92 Phillips. David (10) 113 Phillips. Mark (12) 63. 74. 134. 136. 200 Phillips. Michael (II) 92 Phillips. Randy (II) 92 Pickel. Eric (10) 113. 198 Pierce. Kenneth (12) 63 Pierce. Cheri (09) 127 Pierson. Conrad (II) 92 Piscaglia. Mark (09) 127 Pitcher. Deborah (12) 63. 205. 234 Pitcher. Ronald (10) 113 Pitsonbarger. Arthur (09) 127 Pitsonbarger. Julie (II) 92. 152. 200 Pittman. Deborah (II) 23. 92. 203 Pitzer. Douglas (II) 93. 144. 200. 205. 206 Place. Curt (10) 113 Platt. Barbette (12) 63. 172. 173. 200. 205. 212. 230 Platt. Brian (10) 113. 147. 168 Pollitt. Teresa (12) 64. 200. 205. 212 Pomeroy. James (09) 127. 196. 198. 213 Poplett. Holly (10) 113. 196. 207. 213 Porter. Ronald (I I) 93. 198 Powell. Eric (09) 37. 127. 196. 203 Powell. Kevin (09) 127 Powell. Randal (10) 113 Price. Lauren (10) 113 Price. Melissa (09) 127 Price. Robert (10) 113 Prichard. Tim (09) 127. 138. 139. 161 Prohaska. Lite (12) 24. 51. 64. 67. 100. 199. 200. 201. 202. 204. 206. 209 Pruitt. Crystal (10) 113. 196. 198 Pryor. Darlene (10) 113 Purcell. Kristen (II) 93. 203 Purvis. Kelly (09) 127 Putney. Jeanette (09) 127 Putney. Tina (12) 64 Quick. Brad (12) 64 Rabe. Elizabeth (II) 93 Rabe. Teresa (12) 64 Rager. Bruce (12) 64. 166. 167. 225 Rainey. Debbie (09) 128 Raker. Scott (12) 64. 220 Rakers. Michael (09) 128 Ramos. Jill (10) 113. 196 Randle. Lisa (09) 128 Rapp. Julie (09) 128. 196 Rasor. April (II) 93. 207 Rathbun. Jodi (II) 93. 152. 162. 163. 200. 204 Rawlings. Rae (12) 64 Reader, Jean (12) 64. 225 Reader. Randy (09) 128. 139 Reardon. Theresa (12) 64 Reavis. Kevin (II) 93. 198 Reavley. Carl (09) 128. 139 Rebbecc. James (09) 128 Rebbec. Lisa (12) 29. 37. 64. 70. 197. 200. 225 Reed. James (09) 128. 205 Reeder. James (10) 113. 146 Reeder. Kathryn (12) 64. 225 Reeder. Robert (II) 93 Reeves. Chris (09) 128 Reid. Stacey (10) 113 Rekus. Lisa (12) 64 Rengel. Kent (II) 93 Reno. Johnny (09) 128. 198 Reynolds. Christopher (10) 113. 134 Reynolds. James (12) 28. 64 Reynolds. Karen (10) 113. 197. 198. 199. 200. 206 Reynolds. Sharlyn (II) 26. 93. 197. 199 Rhea. Deborah (10) 113 Ricca. Russell (10) 113. 207 Richart. William (II) 93 Ridgely. William (10) 113 Ridgeway. George (12) 64 Riekena. Troy (II) 93 Riggen. Rhonda (10) M3. 143 Riggen. Victoria (II) 93 Roach. Julie (12) 64 Roach. Susan (09) 128. 196. 213 Roberson. Troy (09) 128. 139. 168 Roberts. James (10) 113 Robinson. Theresa (09) 128. 196 Rodgers. Rodney (09) 128 Rogers. Cynthia (09) 128. 196 Rogers. Melody (II) 93 Rogers. Michelle (09) 128 Rogers. Rebecca (II) 22. 93 Rogers. Richard (10) 113. 199 Rolen. Michael (II) 93 Rosa. Tammy (12) 29. 36. 37. 65. 197. 230 Rose. Marilyn (12) 65 Rosenbohm. Julia (10) 26. I 13. 197. 198 244 Rosenbohm. Kimberly (II) 93. 162. 163. 164. 172. 200 Rowe. Mark (10) 113 Rowen. Jeffery (10) 113 Rowen. Thomas (12) 69 Royer. Gary (09) 128 Rudloff. Angela (10) 113 Rundle. Lorleea (II) 24. 93. 197. 198 Rupert. Mark (II) 93 Russell. Becky (12) 65. 142. 197. 204 Russell. Michelle (09) 128 Rusterholz. Scott (09) 128 Rutledge. David (II) 93. 155 Ryan. Karen (II) 93 Rybolt. Debra (10) 113 Sale. Angela (10) 113. 196 Sallie. William (09) 128. 198 Salter. Holly (10) 113. 196. 208 Sampier. Scott (10) 113 Samsa. Krisa (I I) 93. 200. 201. 204 Sander. Elizabeth (10) 113 Sapp. Michelle (09) 128. 196. 205 Sary. Jeanette (12) 65 Saupe. Thomas (12) 24. 27. 64. 65. 100. 172. 200. 202. 205. 206. 209. 213 Schafer. Janice (10) 113 Schafer. Kimberley (II) 93 Schafer. Mary (12) 65 Scheeler. Donald (12) 65. 206 Scheeler. Susan (09) 128 Schenck. Michael (10) 113 Schepke. Scott (10) 113. 150. 160 Schertz. Herbert (12) 65. 203 Schertz. Jamie (II) 93 Scheuttler. Kevin (09) 128 Scheuttler. Marlin (12) 65 Schlink. Theresa (12) 65. 200. 204. 205. 223 Schlosser. Anita (10) 113. 198. 209 Schleuter. Susan (II) 93 Schmider. Amber (10) 113 Schmider. Ken (12) 65 Schmidgall. Dawn (II) 93 Schmidt. Deborah (09) 128. 213 Schmidt. Diane (10) 113 Schmidt. Donald (II) 93. 206 Schmil. Deborah (II) 93 Schmit. Michael (10) 113 Schmitt. Cynthia (12) 65 Schmitt. Julie (10) 113. 143 Schneider. Harriet (II) 93 Schneider. James (10) 113 Schneider. Julie (10) 114 Schofield. Shelly (I I) 93. 101 Schultz. Bruce (10) 114. 200 Schultz. Craig (12) 66 Schultz. Tammy (12) 37. 65. 66. 172. 197. 200. 234 Schultz. Timothy (10) I 14. 134. 138. 168 Schwartz. Tina (09) 128 Schwindenhammer. Linda (09) 128 Schwindenhammer. Lonnie (12) 66. 140. 141. 166. 167. 209 Schwindenhammer. Russell (II) 93 Scott. Roberts Shawn (12) 35. 66. 76. 134. 200. 210. 234 Scott. Tom (12) 66. 69 Scudder. Lori (09) 128. 198 Scudder. Tami (II) 93. 152. 163. 165 Scurlock. Susan (10) 114. 213 Seaman. Karen (10) 114. 196 Sears. Susan (09) 128. 196. 203 Seibel. Cynthia (10) 114 Sewell. Cynthia (10) 114 Shailenberger. Brian (09) 128 Shallenberger. Stacey (10) 114. 213 Shane. Barbara (II) 93 Shane. Patrick (10) 114 Shepherd. Lisa (09) 128 Sholty. James (II) 94 Showalter. Lynne (10) 114. 209 Showens. Juliann (II) 94. 207 Siadek. David (II) 94. 201 Siadek. Maryann (12) 66. 205. 220 Siebel. David (09) 128 Siegel. Justine (12) 66. 69 Siegel. Melvin (II) 94 Siens. Paul (09) 128 Simmons. Gregory (09) 128. 196 Simmons. Lori (12) 66 Simmons. Ronald (10) 114. 134. 138. 198. 199 Simmons. Sharon (10) 114 Simpson. David (II) 94 Simpson. Lori (09) 128 Skotnicki. Curtis (09) 128. 139. 146. 161 Slama. Deborah (12) 66 Slama. Kenneth (12) 66 Slane. Kevin (10) 114. 200. 203. 212 Slater. Polly (10) 114. 196 Small. 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