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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1983 volume:

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For 30 years Limestone has been the incubator and mi- crocosm for the development and expression of talent, marvelous talent, expressed in every direction imaginable. Talent is expressed at every desk, in every classroom, in every hallway, in the auditorium, in the gymnasium, on the athletic field, and in the com- munity. The multi-faceted gem that is Limestone; the hub of our environment, reflects all of these varied and diverse, major and mi- nor, great and small talents. Every student that crosses the threshold of Limestone’s doors brings with him something special, something different, something unique, and something that no one else has — himself — his individuality. And the expression of that individuality is what creates all of the talents that are seen and expressed here. Some of these talents are in their early development and some are more advanced. Some will develop no further, while others are only be- ginning to grow. That growth is nourished and molded by a more mature and experienced talent that is seen in the classrooms—a guiding talent. Everything that goes on in this building is directed toward helping students to develop their talents. For 30 years Limestone High School and its staff have contribut- ed to the development and talents of nearly 10,000 students, and it is these students who have made Limestone the school that it is today. Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities.... Seniors....... Underclass.... Sports........ Faculty....... Organizations Advertising... Index......... Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Talent! Dedication — Mr. John Gross Mr. and Mrs. Gross came to Limestone in 1963 when they entered as students as John Gross and Peggy Pitzer. They were very active in school functions and served in various capacities including class officers. After graduation in 1967, they attended college, ultimately completing their degrees at the University of Montana, graduating in 1972. Mr. and Mrs. Gross began teaching at Limestone in 1973 and 1972, respectively: Mr. Gross teaches in the science department, and Mrs. Gross teaches in the business department. Mr. and Mrs. Gross were class sponsors for the Class of '76. In addition, they have been the sponsors for girls track teams, girls basketball teams, and Outdoors Unlimited Club. Mrs. Gross has also been a cheerleader sponsor. Besides teaching classes and working with students and various teams and clubs, Mr. and Mrs. Gross have been very active in the Limestone teacher organizations and have been deeply con- cerned for the welfare of teachers. Outside of school, the Grosses enjoy backpacking, traveling, camping, and reading. In keeping with our theme of talent, the AMULET staff has chosen to dedicate the 1983 AMULET to these two very tal- ented people who have expressed their talents by working with both students and teachers. Thus we are proud to present this dedication to Mrs. Peggy Gross and Mr. John Gross. Mr. John Gross Dedication — Mrs. Peggy Gross Mrs. Peggy Gross Mrs. Gross loads paper into the copying machine. (Left) Mrs. Gross helps a student solve a problem. (Above) Mrs. Gross shares a bit of humor with her department chairman. Miss Risen. Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activities Activites David Owen, Editor 1982-1983 Homecoming Queen Miss Angie Forgason 18 Activities Homecoming Court Miss Sheri Mingus Senior Attendant Miss Susie Sears Junior Attendant Miss Kim Rogers Sophomore Attendant Miss Jody Guppy Freshman Attendant Sophomores Succeed in Homecoming The Sophomore Class took first place in the skit competition. “O.K. everybody stretch!!” says Richard Simmons (alias Steve Hines). Brian Baylor reels off a one-liner during the Junior Skit. si the oo tok | Popeye (Loren Peacock) rescues Olive Oyl (Ken Toureene) from her plight. Dave Johnson and Dan Callahan are the Clone Ranger. 20 Activities Float and Skit Competition Couples enjoy the music of Forecast at the Homecoming Dance. The Queen and her court! Jodi Guppy, Kim Rogers, Angie Forgason, Sherri Mingus, and Susie Sears. Marchand, crowns the new queen, Angie Forgason. Mitch Wolfe and DeeDee Fay share some quiet moments away from the din of the music and crowd. Steve Hines and Vonda Demmin entertained the crowd with a pleasing duet. Activities 21 Enthusiasm Evident During Homecoming Michelle Grubb entertains the Variety Show crowd with a tremendous rendition of “Memo- ries”. The winning float Rope the Ghosts” was made by the Sophomore Class. Lucy (Angie Williams) talks Charlie Brown (Matt Knox) into kicking the football again. Mari Myers took first place in the filler act compe- tition with her sign-language version of “The Rose”. Students From All Classes Help Out Mark Wolfe leads the freshmen through their first homecoming skit. Mr. Wassell announces the winning acts and skits to the anxious crowd at the bonfire. The senior football players and cheerleaders take a prestigious ride on the fire-engine during the homecoming parade. Activities 23 Christmas Madrigal Dinner Sensational The boar's head signals the guests that dinner is ready. Terry Wittmer and Chris Reynolds carry in the “welcomed guest . jma The Madrigal Brass were Dan Hickman, Bryant Womack, Darren Forsman, and Dan Norman. The Recorder Consort was composed of Angie Cramer, Heidi Sullivan. Candy Fox, and Stacy Patton. Right: The monk checking off the guest list at the entrance of the grand hall was Rhonda Riggen. Our impeccable Master of Revelry. Mr. James Kovalik, welcomed the guests and guided them through a perfect evening. Atmosphere Sets Mood for the Season Rod Karmenzind displays his talents as court artist by drawing the face of a jester. (Chris Noe). The village potter, Jett Hansen, demonstrates his techniques for throwing pots. Tom and Dallas Saupe were real crowd pleas- ers as they juggled for the guests. Guarding the entrance to the great hall with crossed halberds are Activities 25 Madrigal Dinner A medieval suit of armor graces the grand hall enhancing the authenticity of the decorations. Missy Guthrie prepares her table for the guests who will be arriving soon. 26 Activities Success a Combined Effort The Madrigal Singers: first row —Anna Williams. Paula Negley. Tammy Williams. f Angie Williams, second row—Kellie Chambers. Jeff Peterson. Michelle Sapp. Marc Hetzel. Steve Williams, third row—Steve Hines. Rhonda Jester, Ron Wagler, fourth i row—Cathy Butler, Phil Smith, Sean Woerner, Bill Gabelhausen. The Tumblers are Sherri Fitzgerald. Jenny Carr, Tana Brown. April Calder, (below) Jill Lambic, Mary Guilliams. Karmin Becker, (front) Cindy DeTrempe. Faculty, Staff, and Students Involved Wench Julie Rapp waits for her cue to begin serving the feast. Kim Maricle. Dottie DeMay, and John Carpa enjoy a little friendly conversation while waiting for the hungry throng. Members of the Key Club served in the coat check. Chuck Eyer prepares his table by serving the water and seeing that everything is in order. Activities 27 Miss Shelly Ann McGath Miss Photogenic 1983 28 Activities First Runner-Up Miss Julie Lynn Broadstone 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 con- sider personality or popularity. Only senior girls photographed for the AMU- LET were entered automatically. This year the judge was Mr. Martin Savidge, co-anchor reporter for channel 31, WMBD—TV. Mr. Savidge holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in broad- cast journalism from Ohio University. He has held numerous positions in the broadcast field in Champaign, Illinois. Cleveland, Ohio, and London, England. Mr. Savidge enjoys the outdoors and is a competition skier in slalom and downhill; he also enjoys raquct ball and sailboat racing. Second Runner-Up Miss Angie Forgason Judge Mr. Martin Savidge Activities 29 Mr. Photogenic 1983 30 Activities Mr. Timothy Keith Schultz First Runner-Up 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 con- sider personality or popularity. Only senior boys are eligible. To insure participation and interest, all of the senior boys photographed for the AMU- LET were entered automatically. This year the judge was Miss Anne Ferry, coanchor reporter for channel 31, WMBD—TV. Miss Ferry, originally from Decatur, is a graduate of Wood- lands Academy in Lake Forest. Illinois, and Loyola University of Chicago, where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications with an emphasis on radio and television. Beside her interests in the broadcast field Miss Ferry loves movies and popcorn, tailored suits, and her golden retriever named Murray. Second Runner-Up Mr. Kevin Lee Holman Judge Miss Anne Ferry Activities 31 Competition Brings Out Best in Spirit With Chris Dearing on lead guitar and Matt Knox on lead vocal, and Kelly Widmcr, Kelly Widmer gets her licks in during the sucker LeeAnn Hornbacker and Stacey Reid, the Seniors won the hall competition. competition. Tom Jenkins. Mark Toland. and their percussionist friend, played ‘Hello Dolly” during the competition. Anita Foster finds a pot of gold at the end of the 32 Activities rainbow. Michelle Hedge and Michelle Kunklc got all wrapped up in thei: work while decorating the halls. bove: Gary Hoerr was chosen the out- anding debater by Mrs. Heden. Below: he coaches award was given to Ron athoff by Mrs. Buchna. The American Legion School The American Legion Athletic Award was Medal was awarded to Jody presented to Kelley Gallagher by Mr. Kasap. Wetterauer; Mr. Johnson made the presentation. Bill Gabelhausen received the Most Valuable Performer and the Outstanding Performer awards from Mrs. Buchna. Activities 33 Students Achieve, Succeed, Accomplish Recent graduate. Debbie Strickler. with diploma in hand gets a warm embrace from Kent Hamra. Ron Simmons was chosen Business Student of the Year. Bryant Womack gives the first place trophy, that the band won at the Santa Clause parade, to Dr. Bailey. Above: Brian Allen. Gary Votaw, Rick Byrne, and Doug Bear cast their votes for the class officer elections. Below: In a candlelight ceremony. Dr. Endsley administers the National Honors Society pledge. Senior girls from Miss Risen’s secretarial classes surprised her with a farewell retirement party after final exams. Jeff Baker listens intensely to his Walkman radio. A nurse at the Red Cross blood bank takes Denise Fife’s blood pressure to make sure Denise can give a unit of blood. (Above) Jugglers, Tom and Dallas Saupe, performed for the staff Christmas party. (Left) Mr. Kevin Tilton, a lawyer and school board member, talks to interested students on Career Day. Activities 35 Vice Versa Enjoyed by All Who Attended A food sale was held to raise money for Easter Seals during Vice-Versa Week. Vicki Bressner and Anita Foster helped out by serving Are you ready to dance?” asks Kim Rodgers to punch. Doug Oertlcy and Tam- Mike Euteneuer. my Christianson Stand at the door watching the happy couples arrive. Waiting anxiously for the music to start are Tim Evans and Drindia Doering. 36 Activities Vice-Versa Profits Go to Easter Seals Kelly Haag buys vice-versa tickets for her and Dave Geer. “Don’t you dare take our pictures!” says Marcy Shirley. Couples chat a while before the dance begins. Cindi Noe and Mike Johnson have fun dancing the night away. A slow dance is enjoyed by many couples. Activities 37 “Fiddler on the Roof” Brings Down the House The fiddler on the roof (Mike Johnson) scratches out a happy tune. Bill Gabelhausen and Julie Rosenbohm gave an outstanding perfor- mance as Tevye and Golde. “Now I have everything,” sings Perchik (Phil Smith) as Hodel (Angie Williams) accepts his marriage pro- posal. Motel (Steve Hines) and Tzeitel (Cathy Butler) were married without the help of a matchmaker. 38 Activities Spring Performance a Smashing Success Yente, the matchmaker, (Tammy Williams) tells Golde she’s found the perfect match for Tzeitel. Shprintze and Bielke peel potatoes while Perchik teaches them some lessons from the Bible. Chava (Vonda Demmin) risks losing Tcvye's love when she marries Fydeka (Jeff Adams) because he is of a different faith. The Constable (Terry Wittmer) tells Tevye that he has three days to leave Anatevka. Activities 39 “Today I am a Horse,” says Tevye. The cast of Fiddler on the Roof . 40 Activities Yente tells Avrahm (Jeff Peterson) that she has the perfect match for his son. Lazar Wolf (Tim Churchill) asks Tevye's permission to marry Tzeitel. The stage crew for Fiddler on the Roof are Rich Milsteadt. Sear Woerner, Tony Gienow, John Beadles, Steve Crank, and Brad Guthrie. Who must know the way to make a proper home? . . . Thi mamas! “Have I Got a Match for You!” beams Yente “Matchmaker, matchmaker, find me a find, catch me a catch, match me a match.” sing Hodel (Angie Williams). Tzcite! (Cathy Butler), and Chava (Vonda Demmin). Avrahm (Jeff Peterson), Nachum (Doug Oertley), and Mordcha (Steve Andrews) display their talents in the bottle dance. The Russians (Todd Lannert, Ron Wagler. Tom Jenkins. Jeff Adams. Brian Bidelman) caused many disturbances and confusion in Anatcvka. Mordcha discusses the wedding gifts given to Motel and Tzeitel during the wedding festivities. Activities 41 Typical tourist Vicki Bush guards against the sun. Members of the Human Physiology class enjoy a little fun as they bid student teacher Pat Quinn a fond adieu. Tony Pence and Dave Cramer manufactured chair backs to be used for the madrigal dinner. Mr. Lon Roberts, professional photographer, talks to interested students about careers in photography. (Left) Janice Schafer pins a corsage on a prospective secretary during National Secretary Week activities. Wudjaduatskuletuhdey? . . . nuthin Dave Owen received an award for perfect attendance. Duane Fitzgerald and Debbie Rhea share an intimate moment at the prom. Above, Amanda Beadles is presented with the trophy for the Sally Slane Memorial Award which she received for her short story. (Above, left) Todd Bale and Jeff Vogel arm wrestle during the Dave Story assembly. (Below, left) Steve Tjaden flames his loop in preparing to make a bacte- rial smear in Microbiology. COOOVOI—I O 23 T) Queen Deanna Thompson King Larry Davis Prom Nominees —The Royal Court Vonda Demmin — Dan Hickman RaNae Nash —Mike Sullivan Activities 45 “Up Where We Belong” is Prom Theme Curt Skotnicki and Kelly French look over the favors with Miss Archibald. Kim French and Mark Hagel walk through the doors prepared for a fun-filled evening at prom. I “Is this really the last dance? The night is still young!” says Leslie Hagel and Ron Blum. Taking time out. Tim Penwell and Lisa McCollum rest their feet while listening to music in the snack bar. “Love Lift Us Up Where We Belong” Chris Noe and Nita Turpin help serve refreshments at the prom Last year’s king and queen, Joe Dusch and Robin Guppy are acknowledged before crowning the new king and queen. Dan Hickman, Lisa rable evening. Yerby, Randy Eichorn, and Marcy Keenan chat happily about the memo- A slow dance is enjoyed by Jodi Heaton and Chris Decker. Activities 47 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Steve Burlison, Editor Sheri Mingus Secretary Chris Dearii Treasurer Senior Class Officers Brent Modglin President Mark Hagel Vice-President 50 Seniors Two Tied for Valedictory Honors Joseph Lynn Kerr Co-Valedictorian 8.0000 William Daniel Ridgely Co-Valedictorian 8.0000 Lori Lee Peterman Salutatorian 7.9761 Laura Christine Parr 7.9555 Kelley Ann Gallagher 7.9534 David Andrew Welch 7.8571 Bobbie Alisha White 7.8421 Lee Ann Hornbacker 7.7954 Catherine Jean Butler 7.8604 ♦ ♦ Congratulations! Seniors 51 Each year, for the past thirty years, a senior class has prepared to leave the halls of Limestone Community High School, to venture forth in the unsheltered life of the big world outside of school. The Class of 1983, is no exception. With diploma in hand, graduates from the Class of ‘83 will go out and seek their fortunes in the form of jobs, marriage, careers, college, and military service. All that was high school will be left far behind. While seated in the gymnasium listening to the commencement speakers, some will recall the homecoming last fall and the activities in which they participated. The skit only took third place and the seniors tied for second place with the juniors in the float competition. This wasn’t a very good showing! Now they would have to do better for the Spirit Week Competition—and they did. Their loverboy murals and red crepe paper among the screams and commotion swept them into first place. There were some wonderfully fine people in this class. Dave Welch won the DAR Award; Ron Simmons won the Business Student of the Year Award: Don Norman received high honors by being chosen to play first chair trumpet in the Ambassador Band traveling to Europe. Bobbi White received an appointment to West Point, and Dave Welch was accepted to Annapolis Naval Academy. Many members of the class accomplished a great deal. Some of their achievements can be seen in the pages of this book. The Senior Class was led by President Brent Modglin, Vice-presi- dent Mark Hagel. Secretary Sheri Mingus, and treasurer Chris Dearing. Jody Wetterauer led our student government as president of the Student Council. Our dedicated advisers were Mrs. Windle, Mrs. Schneider and Mr. Dennis Johnson. Hopefully, they will be worthy of the responsibilities placed be- fore them as they approach the future with confidence. Jeffery S. Adams—National Honor Society 3,4; Play 2,3,4; Football 1. 2.3.4. Deborah S. Allison Clark F. Anderson —National Honor Society 3,4; Speech Team; Office Helper 1,3,4. Steven L. Andrews—Jazz Band 1; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Play 1.2,3,4. Foot- ball 1; Wrestling 1. Scott A. Baker—Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1,2,3. Kristen L. Bartell—Drill Team 1.2; Concert Choir 1,2,3.4; Play 2,3; Cheerleader 2. John D. Beadles Natalie A. Beck —National Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 3.4; Madri- gals 3,4; Spanish Honor Society; Of- fice Helper 1.2,3.4; Hall Runner 1, 2.3.4. Patrick A. Beeney—Letter Club 3, 4; Football 1,3.4; Baseball 1. 52 Seniors Compete for Standings and Awards Sheri M. Behrends—National Honor Society 3,4; Play 3; Cheerleader 2 Steven C. Belfield—Co-op 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Scholastic Bowl Team 1,2. Teri R. Bennett Crystal L. Bergschneider — O.H.E.R.O. 1,2. Gerald L. Bctson —National Honor Society 3,4; Letter Club 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3.4; Track 1.2,3.4. Susan K. Black—Office Helper 3.4; Track 1,3,4. Monti K. Blackaby—Letter Club 1, 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Track 1. Cathy A. Blaylock — Co-op 3; Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3,4. Michelle T. Bloompott — Co-op 3; D.E.A. 3. Rex R. Bomhold II Faunette S. Boyer—Scholastic Bowl Team 1,2,4. Lori J. Braden—Marching Band 1,2; Pom Pon 1; Chorus 1; Office Help- er 2; Track 1. Seniors 53 Seniors Sell M M’s to Raise Money Tod L. Bramham —Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2.3; Baseball 1. Brenda F. Bratton —National Honor Society 3.4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Track 4. Victoria L. Bressner — play 3; Student Council 4. Thomas W. Brill—Marching Band 4; Concert Band 3.4. Julie L. Broadstone—Chorus 1,2,3; play 3. Dawn M. Brown —Pom Pon 1,2; Chorus 1; Madrigals 3; Scholastic Bowl Team 1.2,3. Donald R. Brown Krista K. Brown Bret H. Bruce —Football 1,2; Track 1,2.4. Bradley S. Bucklin — Coop 4; Elec- tricity Club 4. Daniel T. Burdett—Football 4; Base- ball 4. Amy L. Burgess — Key Club 4; Concert Choir 3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Select Chorus 2; Play 3,4; Student Council 3.4; Peer Counseling 54 Seniors Bryant Womack Leads L.C.H.S. Band Robert A. Bussiere—Office Helper 2; Aviation Club 4; Hall Runner 2; Speech Team 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Football 4. Catherine J. Butler—National Honor Society 3,4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4: Concert Band 1,2,3.4; Concert Choir 3.4; Chorus 1.2; Swing Choir 3.4; Madrigals 3.4; Play 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1. Robbie L. Cagle—Swimming 1. Julie M. Calhoun —Science Club 2. Richard D. Callear Timothy H. Camden—Football 1.2. 3; Track 1.2. Daniel J. Camp—Key Club 3; Foot- ball 1; Baseball 1.2,4. Rhonda L. Campen — Marching Band 1.2; Pom Pon 1; Office Help- er 2; Library Helper 2. Jimmie E. Carnell. Tilden L. Carpentier —Co-op 3,4; Library Helper 2.3. Jennifer L. Carr—Letter Club 4; Key Club 2.3.4; Student Council 2: Cheerleader 2.3; Track 1.2. Rosemarie Caton — Flag Team Seniors 55 Lisa Cloat Limelight Editor-in-Chief Kellie J. Chambers—National Honor Society 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir 3.4; Madrigals 3.4; Play 2,3.4; Orchestra 1. Gregory L. Chapman—Football 1.2. 3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Track 1,2,3,4. Aaron V. Chiaravalle—Football 2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Robert M. Chitwood—Concert Choir 3.4; Chorus 1.2; Track 1,2,4; Foot- ball 1,2,4; Wrestling 1.2,3.4; Science Club 1,2. Tamara L. Christiansen —National Honor Society 3,4. Angela K. Clauser—Co-op 4. Lisa M. Cloat —National Honor Society 3,4; Scholastic Bowl Team 2,3; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4. Forrest F. Coffey, Jr. Audrey F. Comer Denise A. Cook —Madrigals 1,2; Cheerleader 4; Basketball 2; Track 1.3. Pamela J. Cooney Jan N. Corbett-O.H.E.R.O. 1.2; Library Heloer 1. 56 Seniors Chris Dearing Elected T reasurer Lori A. Couch—Marching Band 3,4; Jazz Band 4; Concert Band 3,4. S. Todd Cowen Benedict A. Cramer Molly M. Crank—Co-op 4. Steven E. Crank —National Honor Society 3,4; Letter Club 3,4; Foot- ball 1.2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2. Lucinda A. Crumby Jason K. Cruthis—Co-op 4. Lori A. Cullen—Track 1. Gregory S. Danzer—Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Madrigals 1, 2; Office Helper 3; Golf 1,2,3,4. Ronald W. Davidson Leann L. Davis—Co-op 4. Christopher J. Dearing—Letter Club 3,4; Prom Court 3; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3. Seniors 57 David Welch Recipient of D.A.R. Award Deanna M. Dempsey—Co op 4. Elizabeth A. Denney—Co op 4. Scott E. Dennis Deelina A. DeRagish —Co-op 4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Drill Team 2.3. Kimberly A. DcTrempe —Drill Team 3.4. William M. Doering — Co-op 4; Marching Band 3; Concert Band 3; Office Helper 2.3; Hall Runner 2,3; Track 1. Michael A. Doubet —Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2; Scholastic Bowl Team 1. William D. Douglas—Co-op 4. Timothy D. Dunham—Wrestling 1.2, 4; Track 1.2,3,4. Kathleen M. Dunne—Marching Band 2,4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Drill Team 3; Scholastic Bowl Team 2. Thomas L. Dunne — Letter Club 1,2, 3.4; Golf 1.2,3; Basketball 2.3,4; Baseball 1.2,3,4. Maurice D. Durham 58 Seniors Angie Forgason is Homecoming Queen Joseph E. Dusch—Letter Club 1,3, 4: Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.3; Wrestling 1,3. Homer C. Elam —Marching Band; Concert Band. Julie A. Ellwanger—Office Helper 3.4. Dorain K. Farciert—Coop 4; Play 1.4. Scott A. Faulkner—Play 3.4; Science Club 2. Todd D. Fels—Chorus 1; Madrigals 3; Office Helper 1.2.3.4; Newspa- per Staff 2; Golf 1. Suzanne M. Ferrie Denise L. Fife Linda D. Fisher Duane T. Fitzgerald —Football 1; Basketball 1.2.3; Baseball 1.2.3,4. Angela L. Forgason — Marching Band 2,3.4; Chorus 4; Office Helper 4; Track 4. Elisabeth A. Foster—National Honor Society 4; Madrigals 2.3.4; Spanish Honor Society; Student Council 2; Office Helper 1.2,3; Library Helper 1. Seniors 59 Fiddler Tevya Played by Gabelhausen Candace L. Fox—Marching Band 2, 3.4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Softball 1, 2,3,4. Kimberly A. French—Coop 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3; Key Club 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 1, 2.3; Office Helper 2; Basketball 2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4. Jay B. Furniss—Office Helper 1,2, 3.4; Golf 2,3,4. William G. Gabelhausen —National Honor Society 3.4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Chorus 1,2; Swing Choir 3.4; Thespians 2,3,4; Play 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1. Kelley A. Gallagher—National Hon- or Society 3.4; Letter Club 3,4; Key Club 3.4; Softball 1.2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4. Anita L. Geier—Marching Band 1,2, 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Track 4. Michelle R. Genovese —Chorus 1; Library Helper 1,2. Deidre L. Gerard —Key Club 3.4; Library Helper 1. Thomas A. Getz — Basketball 1.4; Baseball 1,2.4. Wendy A. Gibson—Co-op 4; Ger- man Honor Society 3. Timothy L. Gold Lisa D. Graber —National Honor Society—3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3, 4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Office Helper 1. 60 Seniors Mark Hagel Elected Vice-President G. Kurt Graves Angela M. Greenwood Lisa A. Grim—Volleyball 1; Basket- ball 1,2. Catherine A. Groeper W. Todd Guilliams Rhonda L. Gunter Thomas P. Gunzenheiser—Co-op 4. Robin A. Guppy — National Honor Society 3.4; Key Club 4; Office Helper 4. Mark W. Hagel-Letter Club 3.4; Play 3,4; Prom Court 3; Office Helper 4; Hall Runner 4; Football 1. 2.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2. 3.4. Vicky L. Hand—Student Council 1. 2.3. Trethany J. Harpolc Jamella B. Harshbarger — Letter Club 1.2.3.4; Office Helper 2.3.4; Track 1,2,3. Seniors 61 Seniors Show Spirit During Spirit Week Douglas L. Hauk — Letter Club 3.4; Football 1.2.3,4; Wrestling 2.4. Annette L. Hawk Rebecca S. Hawkins—Co op 4; Key Club 3.4; Concert Choir 3; Chorus 1.2.3; Library Helper 1. G. Scott Heathcoat —Football 1,2.3, 4; Track 1,2.3. Jodi L. Heaton—Concert Choir 4. Daniel K. Hcitzman—National Hon- or Society 3.4; Key Club 3,4; Letter Club 3.4; Library Helper 3; Golf 2. 3.4; Baseball 4. Ronald P. Hermann — National Hon- or Society 3; Prom Court 3. Joseph E. Herring Robert A. Herring Tod L. Hetzel—Letter Club 2,3.4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2.3,4; Madrigals 2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3,4; Office Helper 2; Swimming 3; Track 2,3,4; Boys' State 3. Kathryn L. Heyl — National Honor Society 3,4; Marching Band 1.2,3,4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir 3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Terri L. Higginbotham —Softball 1,2. 62 Seniors Julie Rosenbohm is Golde in Fiddler Douglas L. Higgins—National Honor Society 3.4; Letter Club 3.4; Foot- ball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Track 3; Baseball 1,2. Curtis H. Hofmann—Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4 Kevin L. Holman—Concert Band 4; Scholastic Bowl Team 4; Golf 4. Kellie R. Holt — National Honor Society 3,4; Readers Theatre 3; Library Helper 1. Lee Ann Hornbacker — National Honor Society 3,4; Letter Club 3.4; Key Club 2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Of- fice Helper 2; Hall Runner 3; Library Helper 1; Cheerleader 4; Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. Julie A. Hoss — National Honor Society 3,4; Office Helper 4. James R. Houle —Aviation 4 Deanna D. Howard—DEA 4; Cho- rus 1.2. Tracey L. Howard—Co op 4. Beverly D. Huff—Marching Band; Concert Band. Jeffrey W. Hurst —Wrestling 3,4. Victoria K. Jackson —Scholastic Bowl Team 2; Student Helper. Seniors 63 Seniors Walk Away with Spirit Week Lisa A. Jepson—Library Helper 1; Softball 1,2,3.4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. Dana K. Johnigk —National Honor Society 3,4; Drill Team 2,3,4. K. Michael Johnson—Science Club 4; Readers Theatre 3.4; Play 3,4; Scholastic Bowl Team 2,3,4; Speech Team 2.3,4. Deanna R. Jones—Softball 1.2.3.4; Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4. Justin L. Jones Leonard Jones. Jr. Steven D. Jurick — Football 1,4; Track 4. Roderick C. Karmenzind, Jr. Amelia Y. Kasap—National Honor Society 3,4; Letter Club 1,2,3.4; Of- fice Helper 1.2; Hall Runner 1,2,3. 4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4. Michele M. Kauffman—Office Help- er 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Track 1; Hall Runner 1.2.3.4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; JA 1. Bobbi J. Keckler—O.H.E.R.O. 1.2. 3.4; Usherette 2.3. Sandra K. Kelley—Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4. 64 Seniors Win Spirit Paddle and Many Other Events Robert S. Kendall—Co op 4; Office Helper 3; Hall Runner 3; Scholastic Bowl Team 1; Usher 1.2,3.4. Joseph L. Kerr —National Honor Society 3,4; Office Helper 3,4; Hall Runner 3,4; Usher 2,3,4. Melanie F. Kimbrell Jennifer R. King — Co-op 4; O.H.E.R.O. 1; Newspaper Staff 2; Peer Counseling 1,2,3. Lonnie R. King Geoffrey R. Kirk —Letter Club 3; Football 1; Golf 2.3. Charles D. Kirkbride, Jr. Lori J. Knight — National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1. Matthew L. Knox—Office Helper 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 1,2.3,4. Kim S. Kohal—Co-op 4; National Honor Society 3; Marching Band 3. 4; Scholastic Bowl Team 1. Richard L. Krupps—Key Club 3.4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2; Yearbook Staff 3. Allyn L. Lauterbach —Co-op 4; Concert Band 1; Library Helper 2. Seniors 65 Sheri Mingus Elected Secretary Rhonda A. Leddy—National Honor Society 3.4; Letter Club 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4. Rochelle R. Ludwig—Co op 4. Kenneth L. Luster—Key Club 3,4; Madrigals 4; Scholastic Bowl Team 1,2; Science Club 3,4. Matthew J. Maher—National Honor Society 3.4; Key Club 2,3,4; Scholastic Bowl Team 1; Wrestling 1; Yearbook Staff 3.4; Track 1,2. M. Scott Mallicoat William L. Malone—Marching Band 4. Mark J. Maloney—National Honor Society 3,4; Letter Club 3.4; Office Helper 1; Football 1.2,3,4; Track 3; Baseball 1; Class Officer 1.2; Wres- tling 1.2. Charles E. Maness—Co-op 3.4. Gary M. Manz V. Kathleen Mather Elizabeth J. Meardy—O.H.E.R.O. 1; Concert Choir 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Play 3.4; JA 2. Kathy L. Meier—Co-op 4; Library Helper 1,2. 66 Seniors Brent Modglin Elected President Sheila A. Meier—Letter Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4. She 11 i L. Meier —Co-op 4; O.H.E.R.O. 1. D. Kelly Milligan—Co-op 4; Office Helper 1,2. Sheri A. Mingus—Newspaper Staff 4; Homecoming Court 3; Class Officer 3.4. Cynthia K. Mitchell—Marching Band 4; Drill Team 4; Concert Choir 1,2, 3; Swing Choir 2; Play 3; Science Club 4; Student Council 1. Donna K. Mitchell—Co-op 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3.4; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Student Council 1; Swim- ming 1,2,3; Track 1. Brent L. Modglin—Student Council 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2,3,4. Mark E. Moldenhauer — Co-op 4; Scholastic Bowl Team 2; Newspaper Staff 2. Joseph R. Mullineaux — Marching Band 1.2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Library Helper 3,4; Football 3.4. Mariam R. Myers—National Honor Society 3,4; Pom Pon 1; Rifle Squad 1; Track 1; Key Club 3. Lisa A. McCollum — Co-op 4; Science Club 3,4; Library Helper 3. Shelly A. McGath—Co-op 4; Nation- al Honor Soicety 3,4; Letter Club 3. 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Drama Club 3; Speech Squad 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheerleader 2,3, 4; Stenography Club 4; O.E.A. 4; Class Officer 1; Hall Runner 1,2,3; Statistician 1,2,3,4. Seniors 67 Yearbook Leader Four Year Veteran Guy R. Mclntire — Co-op 4. Lawrence J. McPike—Science Club 2; Office Helper 2: Play 3; Hall Runner 2; Track 2. Diane K. Nau—Co-op 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Play 3.4; Science Club 1,2,3; Office Helper 2; Library Helper 3. Paula J. Negley —National Honor Society 3.4; Key Club 2.3,4; Concert Choir 3.4; Chorus 1.2.3,4; Swing Choir 3.4; Play 2,3,4; Madri- gals 3.4; Hall Runner 1; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 2. John A. Nelson—Office Helper 4; Golf 3.4. Melissa L. Newport —Letter Club 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Office Helper 4; Cheerleader 2.3. Lisa B. Nielson—Co-op 4; Concert Choir 3.4; Select Chorus 1,2, Thes- pians 3.4; Play 3.4; Hall Runner 1. Cynthia A. Noe—National Honor Society 3,4; Drill Team 1; Science Club 1.2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Office Helper 1; Manager 4. Daniel A. Norman — National Honor Society 3; Marching Band 1.2,3.4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1, 2.3.4; Madrigal 1.2.3.4; Golf 2; Wrestling 1.2, Track 1,2. Donald C. Odle Douglas E. Oertley—Wrestling 1,2, 3.4. Minnie M. O’Neal —Co-op 3.4; Track 1. 68 Seniors Dave Owen Amulet Editor-in-Chief Christopher J. O’Neill—Co-op 4. David W. Owen —National Honor Society 3.4; Yearbook Staff 1.2.3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4. Scott D. Panus Laura C. Parr —National Honor Society 3.4; Scholastic Bowl Team 1.2.3.4. R. Keith Pence R. Darren Pennycuff—Basketball 1. 2.3.4. Mark A. Penwell—Co-op 4; Nation- al Honor Society 3.4; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Boys’ State. Lisa C. Perina —Chorus 1; Flag Team; Peer Counseling; Usherette. Lori L. Peterman Jeffrey K. Peterson — National Society 3.4; Marching Band 2,3.4; Concert Band 2.3.4; Concert Choir 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Swing Choir 3.4; Madrigals 3,4; Play 1,2,3,4; Golf 1, 2.3.4. Reginald K. Petty—Hall Runner 1, 2,3; Basketball 1,2.3,4; Baseball 1, 2.3.4. Eric M. Pickel — National Honor Society 3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2.3, 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Orches- tra 1,2,3,4. Seniors 69 Seniors Color Winning Hall Red R. Scott Pitcher—Football 1. Curt A. Place Brian G. Platt —Chorus 1,2; Scholastic Bowl Team 2.3,4. Holly J. Poplett — Chorus 1.2; Scholastic Bowl Team 2.3,4. Randall D. Powell Lauren T. Price—Swimming Robert D. Price—Office Helper 2; Scholastic Bowl Team 2.3; Speech Team 2; Wrestling 1. Crystal D. Pruitt — Co-op 3.4; Marching Band 2.3; Concert Choir 3. Darlene R. Pryor —Drill Team 1; Pom Pon 1; Chorus 1. Jill C. Ramos —Concert Choir 3; Chorus 1,2; Madrigals 1,2.3; Track 1. James D. Reeder Stacey L. Reid —Key Club 3; Student Council 1; Cheerleader 4. 70 Seniors Red Hot Rock is Theme a Winner Christopher L. Reynolds—National Honor Society 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 3.4. Karen R. Reynolds—National Honor Society 3.4; Key Club 4; Marching Band 1.2; Jazz Band 2; Concert Band 1,2; Concert Choir 3,4; Cho- rus 1,2; Play 4. Deborah D. Rhea —Volleyball 1; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4. Russell E. Ricca—Scholastic Bowl Team 2. William D. Ridgely—National Honor Society 3,4; Office Helper 3.4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4. Rhonda L. Riggen—Scholastic Bowl Team 1; Volleyball 2. Richard J. Rogers—Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Jazz Band 3.4. Julia K. Rosenbohm — National Hon- or Society 3.4; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1.2; Concert Choir 3; Chorus 1,2; Play 2.3; Track 1,2,3. Angela D. Rudloff Angela J. Sale—Co-op 4; Chorus 1. Holly K. Salter — Concert Choir 3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Play 3.4; Student Council 3,4. Elizabeth M. Sanders Seniors 71 Seniors Tie in Float Competition Janice E. Schafer—Co op 4. Michael L. Schenck Scott T. Schepke—Letter Club 3; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1.2.3. Anita K. Schlosser—Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1. Amber E. Schmidcr—Co op 4. Diane E. Schmidt Michael R. Schmit—Science Club 3; Spanish Honor Society Julie L. Schmitt — National Honor Society 3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Homecoming Court 1. Julie J. Schneider — Co-op 3,4; O.H.E.R.O. 1. Bruce E. Schultz—National Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 2.3.4; Scholastic Bowl Team 1; Track 1. Timothy K. Schultz—Letter Club 3, 4; Football 1.2.3,4; Track 1,2,3. Susan M. Scurlock —National Honor Society 3.4; Scholastic Bowl Team 1.2.3.4. 72 Seniors “Snoopy” Skit Receives a Third Place Karen R. Seaman—Co op 3.4; Cho- rus 1,2; Play 3.4. Cynthia M. Seibel-O.H.E.R.O. 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Softball Manager 3. Cynthia R. Sewell—Play 3,4. Lynne K. Showalter —Newspaper Staff 2,3,4. Ronald L. Simmons—National Hon- or Society 3.4; Marching Band 2,3; Concert Band 1.2,3; Football 2.3. Polly A. Slater—Marching Band 2; Concert Band 1,2. Phillip J. Smith, II—Concert Choir 3,4; Chorus 1.2; Swing Choir 4; Madrigals 4; Play 1,2,3,4; Office Helper 3; Football 1. Terranice Y. Smith—Track 1,2. Donald W. Spangler. Jr. Kristin L. Sprague — Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1.2,3,4. Keith A. Sprouse Robert S. Starkey Seniors 73 Seniors Collect Most Cans for Needy Karen L. Staub Daniel R. Stickclmaier—Letter Club 3; Football 1.2.3; Basketball 1. Kelly C. Stockstill — Co-op 4: Volleyball 1.2.3. Paula M. Stone —National Honor Society 3.4; Concert Choir 3.4; Cho- rus 1.2; Scholastic Bowl Team 1.2. 3.4. Curtis A. Strickland Deborah L. Strickler—National Hon- or Society 3.4; Marching Band 2.3. 4; Concert Band 2.3.4; Drill Team 1.2.3.4; Pom Pon 1. Gary M. Strode —Marching Band 2. 3,4; Jazz Band 2.3,4; Concert Band 2.3.4. James J. Sulka—Office Helper 2. Robert J. Swingle—Letter Club 3.4; Hall Runner 2.3; Basketball 1.2.3.4. Lisa L. Tapp — Co-op 4; Student Helper. Fredrick A. Teufel. Ill Michelle L. Thomas — Co-op 4; Library Helper 1. 74 Seniors Thanksgiving Baskets Most Appreciated James E. Thomason—National Hon- or Society 3.4: Letter Club 3.4; Basketball 1,2.3,4; Baseball 1.2. Steven L. Tjaden—Science Club 2. Mark A. Trotter —Library Helper 1; Golf 1.2; Track 1.2. Richard H. H. Troxell Juanita L. Turpin A. Troy Vaughn Jimmy L. Vogel—Co-op 3,4. Mark A. Wagner—Baseball I.2.3.4. Diane L. Walace — Hall Runner 2. Susan L. Wallace—Co-op 4. Mary J. Weber—Co-op 4; Hall Run- ner 2,3,4. David A. Welch —National Honor Society 3,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3.4; Student Council 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3.4; Track 1.2,3.4; Class Officer 3; German National Honor Society 3.4; Curriculum Committee 2,3.4; Notre Dame Alumnus Award 3. Seniors 75 Jody Wetterauer Elected President Jody M. Wetterauer—National Hon- or Society 3.4; Key Club 2.3,4; Student Council 1.2.3,4; Student Helper 3,4. Theresa A. Whitby Bobbie A. White—National Honor Society 2,3.4; Student Council 1.2. 3; Newspaper Staff 2.3; Volleyball 4; Track 4. Kelley R. Widmer—Letter Club 2,3, 4; Madrigals 3; Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Track 1,2; Cheerleader 4. Angela J. Williams—National Honor Society 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3.4; Madri- gals 3.4; Play 3.4; Softball 2,4; Volleyball 2; Spanish Honor Society. Anna M. Williams—National Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 2,3; Concert Choir 3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Madrigals 4; Play 2,4; Swimming 1. Kimberly E. Williams—Flag Team 3.4; Student Helper 2. Tammy S. Williams—National Hon- or Society 3.4; Letter Club 3; Concert Choir 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3.4; Madrigals 3.4; Play 1,2.3.4; Cheerleader 2,3. Jodi Williamson — Co-op 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Key Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Usherette. Tracy L. Williamson Larry L. Wilson—Concert Choir 3; Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2; Library Helper 3. Timothy L. Wiseman 76 Seniors Leads 1982-83 Student Council Matt Knox and Jeff Kirk portray ‘'Peanuts characters during the Senior Class Skit Rollin E. Wolfe Bryant V. Womack — Marching Band 2,3,4; Jazz Band 3.4; Concert Band 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Concert Choir 3. 4; Madrigals 4; Football 1; Swim- ming 1.4; Speech Squad 2. Joy Y. Wright —National Honor Society 3,4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 1.2; Office Helper 1,2.3; Cheerleader 3,4; Library Helper 1; Softball 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Class Officer 3. Kenneth E. Wright, Jr. — National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 2; Madrigals 3.4; Nurse Helper 3; Ger- man Honor Society 3.4; Speech Team 3,4. William D. Yocum—Marching Band 2,3; Concert Band 2,3. Sonia L. Bastidas—YFU Exchange Student 4; Marching Band 4; Concert Band 4. Laura A. McWhirter—Co-op 4. Stacey Shallenbcrgcr Snoopy and the gang have fun in the Senior Class Skit. Seniors 77 Senior Skit Receives a Third Place Snoopy Float Ties For Second Place Honors Kelly Widmer and Monti Blackaby danced an outstand- ing routine for a filler act. The Senior cast poses for the camera before their opening night. Talent! Talent! Talent! An excited and surprised Sheri Mingus is escorted to the An overwhelmed Angie Forguson shows her emotions at being stage by Tim Lawless to receive the title of Senior Atten- named homecoming queen. dant. Seniors 79 Senior Grit and Spirit Wins Tug-of-War Senior band members, Tom Brill, Cathy Butler, Lori Couch, Candy Fox, Tod Hetzei. Dan Norman. Eric Pickel, Rick Rogers. Gary Stode, and Bryant Womack play with spirit. i Above: Rod Karmenzind shows off his famous acrobatic pose on Formal Day. Left: Senior tug-of-war team prepares to defend their title. Chris Dearing proves he can shove a couple of marshmallows for his class. Lee Anne Hornbacker and Bob Bussiere prepare for the Jello contest. Seniors Help make Vice-Versa Week Success Lisa McCollum and her intended, Tim Penwell, enjoy conversing with Mr. Wasseil. then they danced to the music provided by Mark Truelove, D.J. from WKQA. Sheri Bchrcnds, Anna Williams, and Deanna Jones, along with many others, shared their love with the Easter Seals Poster Child from the crippled childrens’ center. 5 a fund raiser for Easter Seals, the Student Council held a bake le during lunch hours; Jody Wetterauer and Melissa Newport served e goodies. The students at Limestone showed a tremendous outpouring of love as they greeted the children from the crippled childrens’ center and contributed more than $1500 dollars in their behalf. Seniors 81 Seniors Vote For Class Favorites Chris Dearing and Sheri Mingus Best Looking Bill Ridgely and Joy Wright Best Personality Mike Lockwood and Amy Kasap Most Athletic Dave Welch and Jody Wetterauer Did the Most for LCHS 82 Seniors Pitcher and Forgason the Friendliest Kim French and Mark Hagel Class Couple Scott Pitcher and Angie Forgason Friendliest Seniors 83 Joe Dusch and Cindy Sewell Class Clowns Ron Hermann and Stacy Reid Class Flirts Lee Ann Hornbacker Kelley Gallagher David Welch Bobbie White BACCALAUREATE ‘PROCESSIONAL• Trumpet Voluntary ...Clarke INVOCATION................Lee Ann Hornbacker OLD TESTAMENT READING .... Kelley Ann Gallagher (I Samuel 17:31-40,48-50) NEW TESTAMENT READING .... David Andrew Welch (Matthew 22:35-40) Choir Selections ADORAMUS TE...................Giuseppe Corsi LET THEIR CELESTIAL.........George F. Handel CONCERTS ALL UNITE Concert Choir J. Michael Morris. Director SERMON............Reverend Max Amstutz. Pastor Faith Missionary Church BENEDICTION...............Bobbie Alisha White ••RECESSIONAL- Largo”.................Handel Mrs. Sherry Seckler Organist Mark Maloney and Dana Johnigk make Reverend Max Amstutz some final adjustments. 84 Seniors Lori Peterman begins her walk in Hedge, vice-president and president of the Cathy Butler sets a smart pace for the the procession. Class of '84 class to follow. Above—The Baccalaureate Procession is led by members of the top ten percent of the class. The co-valedictorians. Bill Ridgely and Joe Kerr, lead the recessional. Left —The ushers and usherettes who served for baccalaureate and commencement were Kari Massey. Kathy McCurdy. Denise Trapp. Mary Wolstenholme. John Kerr. (Back row) Charles Payne. Georgia Horton, Angela Yan- cick, and Todd Lanncrt. Seniors 85 Talented Seniors Complete Fourth Year COMMENCEMENT PROCESSIONAL • “Pomp and Circumstance”.. Elgar INVOCATION...................Lori Lee Peterman WELCOME......................Joseph Lynn Kerr ADDRESS.......................William Daniel Ridgely ADDRESS.......................Kristine Lynne Sprague HONORS REMARKS.............Dr. N. T. Endsley Superintendent PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS .. Archie Doc Yeley President, Board ol Education CLASS ROLL.........................Brent Lee Modglin President. Class of 1983 FAREWELL ADDRESS.............Laura Christine Parr BENEDICTION...................Catherine Jean Butler ’ RECESSIONAL • Grand March”........Verdi Some of the graduation candidates begin lining up for their entrance into the gymnasium. 86 Seniors Mark Wagner, David Welch, and Robert Starkey conspire to stash their ping-pong balls until just the right moment when they will be thrown into the air in celebration of that exact moment of graduation. LeAnn Hornbacker, Amy Kasap. and Stacey Reid enjoy a last few minutes together before the Class of ‘83 becomes scattered by destiny. Mrs. Janet Johnson lends a helping hand as the girls prepare for the processional of. the graduation ceremnnu tn heoin Thirtieth Graduating Class Leaves L.C.H.S. Lori Peterman Joe Kerr Bill Ridgely Kristine Sprague Brent Modglin Laura Parr raduates face the uncertain future with anxiety and trepidation as assemble for the last time as a class. Cathy Butler Dana Johnigk and Mark Maloney cast an eager eye to- ward the speaker's platform. Superintendent Endsley and School Board President Yeley, conducted the final presentation of the Class of '83. Seniors 87 Amid great shouts and cheers, graduates, in a spirit of jubilation, hurl ping-pong balls into the ai Steve Crank receives his diploma from school board president Yeley. One by one the members of the class passed in review to receive their di- plomas. Dean Wittmer sets the pace for the processional. 88 Seniors Seniors 89 Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Underclass Joann Snyder, Editor Joi Hagel, Editor Sheila Meiers, Editor Junior Class Officers Jill Lambie Vice-President Susie Sears Secretary 92 Juniors Juniors Sell Candy The Class of 1984 can look back on a successful junior year hat was filled with many achievements. The third year began vith considerable enthusiasm and excitement. Juniors received second place for the homecoming skit, Popeye, and tied for sec- md place in the float competition. Susie Sears was elected as Junior Attendant. Candy was sold to raise money for the expenses of the Ju- iior-Senior Prom. This year's prom was held on May 7 in the school cafeteria. “Up Where We Belong was the winning deci- sion for the prom theme. A fun-filled night of dining and dancing o Eddie Booe made it a joyful and entertaining event. The First cademic Awards Ceremony was held on November 10, where hirty-seven juniors received silver medals. Some got their first For Money Project taste of varsity sports. Spirit Week was held on January 24-28. Juniors had fun decorating the English hall with the color green. Juniors worked hard on Spirit Week activities in an attempt to gain the spirit paddle title. Michele Hedge led the Class of 1984 with pride as class president with Jill Lambie as the vice-president, Susie Sears as secretary, and Julie Rapp as the treasurer. These leaders did a fine job with activities in their class. They, as well as the rest of the junior class, were advised by Mr. Sanders, Mrs. Rastatter, and Miss Archibald. The Junior Class of 1984 is looking forward to a very successful Senior year and a bright and happy future. Aberle, Brenda Adkinson, Dana Allen, Brian Almasi. Michael Anderson, Rozanna Applegren, Nicholas Ayres. Amy Bader, Jack Bagwell. Monica Baker, David Baker, Lisa Baker, Jeff Barnett, Mikle Barnewolt, Jill Barr. Douglas Bastidas, Sonia Baylor, Brian Beaird, Lisa Bear, Douglas Becker, Daniel Beckman. Tal Bell. Kim Bennett, Kim Biddison. Dale Bingamon, Benjamin Bjorklund, Eric Blackard, Catherine Boerckel, Joy Bontz, William Bouchez, Robert Bragg, Robert Brignall, Georgia Brokaw, Rosalie Brooks. Kristine Brown. Lynne Brown, Lori Juniors 93 Juniors Make Third Year a Success Brown Thomas Brush, Kyle Bryan, Brenda Burbidge. Teresa Burcham, Teresa Burgess, Lisa Burke, Darrin Burns. Greg Button, Gerald Byrne. Richard Campbell. Daniel Campbell. Stephanie Campen. Greg Carlyle, Scott Carter, Gene Carter. Trenton Chamberlain, Felicia Chaney, Charles Chapman. Mark Churchill, Tim Clark, Barbara Cline, Tracy Closen. Brad Closen, Brian Cook, John Copeland. Bryan Copeland, Snowden Corey. Douglas Cramer. David Crisfield, David Culbertson. Robert Cunningham. Linda Daily. Kim Daniel, Frank Daniel. Kenny Davis, Larry Davis, Lora Davis. Patty Dawson. Sheryl Delk. Lori DeMay, Dorothy Demmin, Darcy Demmin, Vonda DePinto, Jeff Dixon. Kristin Docring, Drindia Donald, Lori Doran. Chip 94 Juniors Juniors Take Second in Popeye Cindy Hill, Kathy McCurdy, and Mary Wolstenholme listen atten tively to a physical therapist on Career Day. Dozard, Rose Dries, Greg Driscoll, Daniel Dudley. Kim Dudley. Rob Duez, Rebecca Durdel, Stephen Durham, Tina Eckhold, Patricia Edwards, David Ehart, Timothy Eichorn, Randy Eller, Marie Ertl, Michael Eyer, Charles Fales, Kellie Fauber, Mark Fay. Paul Finch. Shelly Finch, Steve Ford, Jerry Foster, Anita Fourdyce, Daniel Frank, David Gaa, Greg Gaa, Michael Gard, Lisa Gasdorf. Sicg Geer, David Genovese, Lorey Gentry. Tim Gibbs, Russell Gibson, Patricia Gicnow. Tony Glaue, Tim Glossick, Cheryl Juniors 95 Michele Hedge Elected President Goad. Patricia Gobert, Michael Goodrich. Jennifer Graves. Douglas Grieshaber, Michael Guilliams, Mary Guthrie. Jeff Haag, Kelly Haas, Kris Hagel. Leslie Hamm, Allen Hammer, William Hamra, Kent Hansen, Jeff Harper. Mark Harris, Kody Hawton, Stephen Hedge. Michele Heitzman, Tim Herrmann. Christopher Hetzel. Marc Heuermann. Matthew Heyl, Randy Hickman. Daniel Hill, Cynthia Hill. Sheri Hines. Steven Hoerr, Gary Hoffman, Lisa Hoffman. Michele Holmes. Joy Homan. Angie Hooste, Scott Hurst. Steven Icenogle, Renee Irwin. Barry Jacobs. Jeff Jacobs. Pam Jester, Rhonda Mike Almasi receives a warm handshake from Dr. Endslcy at the Academic Awards Ceremony for his fine achievements. 96 Juniors Leads Junior Class of Eighty-Four Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Tammy Jones, Lisa Jordan, Kristin Jordan, Richard Ketcham, Kristy Kimbrell. Paula Kinney. Sue Knight, Brian Knight, Tim Knutt. Penny Kortemeier, Christopher Krus, Katherine Kuhn, Howard Kunkle, Michelle Lambie, Jill Lampton, Dale Lance, Belinda Lane. Lisa Langanis, Michelle Langloss, Tracy Launius. Diana Lawless. Tim Lee, Dawnette Legaspi. Aaron Lewis. Peter Lindner, Tim Lindsey, Dennis Lipkc. Laura Lisk. Amy Lofthouse, Steven Lonsdale, Donna Lovel, Dennis Lowry, James Lyon, Judith Magner, Kitty Mallicoat, Lori Mann, Lisa Manning, Daylene Marchand. Richard Maricle, Kim Mason, Steven Massey, Daphnie Mathison, Michelle Mauerman. Ronald Maule, Kim Maxwell. Richilyn Juniors 97 Junior Float Ties for Second Place May. James Medina. Greta Meinders, David Meinders. Michael Meister, Joan Melloy, Susan Meskimen. Rebecca Meyer, Annette Meyer. Brad Meyers, Kim Miller, Daniel Miller. Dena Miller. Hope Miller, Merry Milligan. David Milstcadt. Rich Mirande. Mary Monroe. Mark Morgan, Greg Morgan, Wesley Moss. Kathleen Murphy, Jayme Muzzarelii, Guy Myers. Amy McAllister, Kim McCord. Jennifer McCoy, Mary McCurdy. Katherine McFarlane. Amy McGowen, Michael McMillan, Darren McMullen, Melynda Nash, Ranae Nau, Marc Nelson, Angie Nelson. Annette Nelson. Pamela Nelson, Suzette Newman. Teresa Noe. Christine Otten, Kim Parlier, Katherine Pariter, Wendy Patten, Jamie Peacock. Loren Pence, Tony Piscaglia, Mark Pitsonbarger. Lonnie Susie Sears Elected Junior Attendant Pomeroy, James Powell. Eric Powell, Kevin Powers. Tina Price. Melissa Prichard, Tim Purvis, Kelly Rainey, Deborah Rakers, Michael Randle, Lisa Rapp. Julie Rasmussen, Julie Reader, Randy Reavley, Mark Rebbec. James Reed. James Reeves, Christopher Roach, Susan Roberson, Troy Robinson. Theresa Rodgers, Rodney Royer. Gary Russell. Michelle Rusterholz, Scott Sallic. William Sapp, Misha Scheeler. Susan Scheuttler, Kevin Schmidt, Deborah Schwindenhammer, Linda Scudder, Lori Sears. Susan Shallenberger. Brian Shepherd. Lisa Siebel, David Siegel, Gina The Junior float. “Smoke the Ghosts,” tied for second place in the float competition in the Homecoming Parade. Juniors 99 Only One More Year to Go . . . Sicns. Paul Simmons, Greg Simpson, Lori Skotnicki, Curtis Smalley, Leah Smith, Douglas Smith, Jesse Smith, Scott Smithers, Jeff Snedden, Craig Snyder. Joann Snyder, Sheri Stear, Timmy Stevenson. Tonya Stromski, Lawrence Sullivan. Michael Sutphin. Walter Swearingian, Karen Tapping. Alisa Test, Mark Thomas, Michelle Thompson. Deanna Thompson. Frank Thornton, Patrick Tjaden, Jennifer Toureene. Kendall Tritsch, Brian Trotter. Donald Trotter. Jeff Tucker, Jill Tucker, Leon VanAusdall. Deborah Vanderheiden, Tamara VanLaningham, Bryan VanVooren. Brian Vcaughn, Rodney Votaw. Gary Walker. Jeff Walker. Sherry Watson. Bonnie Weaver. Monica Webb. Crystal Welsh, Kevin Welsh. Michelle Whcrley. Paula Wherley, Richard Williamson. Troy Willoughby. Tamara 100 Juniors Will We Survive it??? Windsor, James Winter, Gail Wittmer. Terry Woerncr, Sean Wolfe, Angie Wolfe, Lisa Wolfe, Mitchel Wolfe, Richard Wolstenholmc, Mary Wuehle, Kim Yerby, Lisa Zachman, Karin Zook, Bradley Zucksworth, Danny Debbie Schmidt and Tim Lequia enjoy an evening at the Homecoming Dance. Juniors show their spirit at a pep assembly (above) Mr. Albert Marks receives a poinsettia from Sue Nelson at the Senior Citizens Christmas Party. (left) Angie Wolfe and Mary Guilliams use their artistic abi,i‘y- Juniors 101 Juniors Choose Spirit Week Theme THE CAST OF THE SECOND PLACE SKIT. Another hopeful vote cast by Mike Rakers. New discoveries are made in advanced chemistry by Tim Lindner. Chris Noe, and Monica Weaver. Junior Kitty Magner escorts her disguised, young charges on a trick-or-treat campaign. Is it a raid on Limestone? No, it's just Kathy Krus and Lisa Gard during Spir- it Week. Chip Doran plays third base at the Science Club picnic. Zorro, the Gayblade, is none other than ju- nior Larry Davis. Nick Applegren and Carrie Davis share wedding vows with Limestone’s finest judge. Dave Welch, for only a dollar. dare Hetzel concen- rates. Left, right, left, ight. ‘‘Will it hurt?” asks Mary Wolstenholme as she gives iusie Sears receives Jun- blood at the Red Cross Center. r Attendant title. elping raise money for Easter Seals. Kristy Ketcham serves ice cream to a hungry rowd. Barry Irwin smiles proudly as he shows off his silver medal. As Kim Dudley winds up for the pitch. Tim Churchill pays close attention at second base. Juniors 103 Sophomore Class Officers Enthusiasm Soars for Sophomores With one year of experience behind them the Sophomores be gan the year with tremendous enthusiasm and a spirit for com- petition. A considerable amount of interest, hardwork, and fun went into the construction of the winning float, “Rope the Ghosts, maintaining a winning record of two for two. Continuing with the same theme, “The Clone Ranger.” Dave Johnson and Dan Callahan stole the show and helped secure first place in the skit competition —Eat your heart out Seniors! Kim Rogers was chosen Sophomore Attendant. For Spirit Week Sophomores were given the color yellow and chose the theme “California Gold Rush.” Our class was led by Michelle Weisser, president; Kelley French, vice president; Steve Nelson, secretary; and Carol Hagel, treasurer. Our class advisors, to whom we owe a big thank you. were: Mrs. Morris, Mr. Konya, and Miss Dobrydnia. Our class project this year was the sale of a variety of candy bars. The sale was very successful and the class was able to save for future expenses. A great new goal was accomplished by most Sophomores who got their first taste of driver training. They received behind the wheel experience and finally got that all important driver's license. We look to the future with high hopes and great expectations. Adams, Jody Anderson. Tammy Bach. Heather Bear, Rick Barrow. Ronald Beasley, Shawn Behrends. Christopher Behrends, Lucy Bell, Greg Bitner, Lisa Blandin, Michelle Blase, Michael Bonnell, Tamara Borror, Teresa Borum, Greg Boyce, Joseph Boyer, Sherri Brill, Linda Brown, Laurance Brown, Tana Bruett, Kristi Buchanan, Stevie Bullock, Lisa Bunting, John Burbidge, Allen Burdette, Noel Burlison, Steve Burnett, Lisa Busby. Derice Byrd, Mary Cade, Janell Cadle, Dick Cagle. Leisa Cagle, Tiffani Calhoun. Amy Callahan, Dan Sophomores 105 Sophomores Have Fun Second Year Campen, Scott Carey, John Carey, Joe Carpa, John Caughey, Harriet Chamberlain. Doug Chaney, Donna Clark. Jackie Colclasure. Lisa Coleman, Angie Cook. Danny Cowen. Greg Crank. Doug Crank, Lori Cruise. Beth Cullem, Lynn Dant, Lome Davidson. Doug Davis. Carrie Davis. Darla DeCoursey, Deanna Deemer. Brenda DeGood. Bret Dolan, Kim Doubet. Amy Doubet, Carla Douglas. Brenda Dunne. Chris Eaton, Bobby Edwards. Patricia Edwards. Shawn Enlow, Mary Euteneur, Mike Evans. Tim Fales, Noralee Farmer, Kim 106 Sophomores Joi Hagel is Sophomore Editor Farmer, Stacey Fay, Dee Dee Feagin, Roger Fichtncr. Lisa Fitzgerald, Sherry Fletcher. Jodi Flynn. Stacy Foiles, Brad Frank. Joe Frankland. Stephanie Frazier Michelle Freihcit, Connie French. Kelly Friling, Darrell Gaffney. Brian Gaffney. Eric Gammel, Kelly Gard. Carrie Gillott, Eddie Gilmore. Traci Glass. Danny Glass. Tony Glore, Michelle Glover. Michael Graham. Jim Green. Michael Green. Steve Gregory, Ken Grinsdale, Scott Grubb. Michelle Guppy, Jeff Guthrie. Brad Guthrie, Missy Hagel, Carol Hagel, Joi Hageman, Kathy Hahn. Clark Hale, Kim Haller. John Hamilton. John Hanneman. Greg Hardin, Norton Harkness. Mark Harms. Ron Hart, Chuck Haste, Scott Hayden, Tina Haun, Derrick Sophomores 107 Sophomores Eagerly Buy Class Rings Head, Michelle Helmig, Bob Hendricks, Tammy Hetzel, Valerie Heuermann. Tim Heuermann, Wendy Hibbs, Bill Hidden. Kari Higgins. Debbie Hill. Jeff Hills. Jim Hinrichs. David Hjellming. Frank Horton. Georgia Hoye, Mary Hoyle. David Jacobs. Tim Johanson, Rod Johnigk, Dan Johnson. Dave Johnson. Dawn Johnson. Rick Jones. Cliff Jones. Jamie Kelso. Cheri Kennedy, Casey Kiefer. Brenda King, Sclke Kline. Rick Knight, Karyn Krog, Julie Lance. Doug Lauterbach, Doug Layton, Keith Leary. Lynnette Lewis, Joel Light. Scott Lister. Richard Lobdell, Nick Loughary. Scott Lunesford, Richard Mabis, Kristine Malson, Troy Markwalder. Jeff Marmion, Laura Martin, Julie Matt, Mason Mason. Steve 108 Sophomores “Rope the Grey Ghosts” Winning Float Number one float builders display enthusiasm and confidence as they parade their labors before the public. Mather, David Mattson. Valerie Means, Kristy Miller, Johnnie Miles, Dale Mirande, Mark Modglin. Tracy Mullineaux, Kim Munn, Mark Myers. Teresa McClain, Sherry McClanahan, Kim McCormick. Stacey McDonald. Jim McDowell, David McDuff, David McGowan, Tony McManus. Kim Nakken, Chris Nau, Barbara Nau, Jerry Neal, Sherry Nelson, Missy Nelson, Steve Obery, Bob Odle, Philip O'Neill. Doug Opper, Craig Pape. Jim Parker, Toni Parm, Kenny Parrish. Brian Patton, Stacy Payne, Charles Perrilles, Darryl Pittman, Karen Sophomores 109 Kim Rogers, escorted by Doug Lance, rides on the back o convertible in the homecoming parade. Pittman. Kathy Pomeroy. Kim Purvis. Jamie Putney. Jeanette Putney. Steve Ragan. Todd Reeder. Steve Reedy. Susan Rcndleman. Darrin Reyling. Dawn Rhea, Jim Riggenbach. Jill Roberts. Donnie Rogers. Katina Rogers. Kim Rogers. Terry Roscnbohm, Lori Ross. Tammy Rudd. Jerry Russell. Becky Rybczyk, Diane Rybolt, Tom Salander, Steve Sale. Jim Sathoff. Ron Schaefer. Jodi Schepke. Kim Schilling. Jeannie Schmidgall. Jeff Schmutzler, Kelly Schooley. Ron Schroer. William Seibel. Darin Sewell. Greg Sewell. Kirt Shaffer. Ted 110 Sophomores Michelle Weisser Elected Class President Shallenberger, Brent Shawgo, Kim Shelabarger, Todd Sherlock, Dan Shults. Todd Smith, Carol Smith, Jeff Smith. Larry Smith, Paul Smith, Shelley Smith, Sherri Smith, Tom Snekhaus, Kim Snell, Shawn Snook, Lynn Spence. Craig Stahl, Brian Stephanoff, Brett Stewart, Keith Stickelmaier. Steve Street, Shelly Stroupe, Betsy Strubhar, Cheryl Strubhar, Eric Sturgeon, Tereasa Sulka, Susan Sullivan, Heidi Swank, Melinda Swcaringian. Kaylene Thompson. Dawn Thompson, Ronald Thorton. Amber Tomlianovich, David Trapp, Denise Uphoff. Monica Vogel. Jeff Wagler, Ronald Walker, Sherry Wallace. Starla Walster, Zachary Waters. Robert Weaver, Denny Welch. Beth Weisser. Michelle Wells. Chris Wells. Doug Wctteraucr. John White. Avis Sophomore 111 Sophomore Class Shows School Spirit Williams, Steve Wilson, Scott Wistehuff, Kurt Wocrner, Jason Woerner, Joel Wood, Mark Wood, Mary Wood, Michelle Yancick, Amy Yard. Tracy Zucksworth, Mike Sophomore girls clown around with the clowns at the Senior Citizens’ Christmas Party. Sophomores enjoy typing as an elective. Joi Hagel does too. This is the winning Sophomore float Rope the Ghosts”. 112 Sophomores Jeff Vogel concentrates on putting down his opponent in the arm wrestling match during an assembly. Sophomores Place Third in Spirit Week Computer genius Ron Barrow explains the fundamentals of computer programming to iis friends. Practicing for her audition with the Boston Symphony Orchestra is flutist Kristi Bruett. eing kidnapped by hundreds of mini smurfs are Stacy lynn. Kim Schepke. Karen Pittman, and Michelle Wood. Deanna Thompson assists Amy Calhoun who just sold another Limelight subscription. Michelle Glore learns the finer points of uncovering a table. Sophomores 113 Sophomores Fit Well Into School Activities Practicing for her future career as a sec- retary, Jodi Adams types away. Dazed and confused, Cheryl Strubhar completes another asignmcnt. Dawn Reyling accepts her award on Honors Night. Jim Haste, T.V. repairman, makes his rounds delivering A.V. equipment. 114 ABOVE: Sophomores tug for a victory against the Freshmen. RIGHT: Working with spirit, Denise Trapp, Lcisa Cagle, Shawn Snell, and Kim Mullineaux work on hall decorations. Their Presence Is Felt And Appreciated Vlad scientist, Doug Lauterbach, starts another experiment. Escaped from the mental hospital are Kim McClanahan nd Steve Nelson. lichelle Weisser is caught in the act vandalizing chool property. itarting their new careers as interior decorators are feidi Sullivan and Jodi Schaefer. They arc specializ- ig in seasonal door designs. Freshmen Class Officers Michelle Meinders President Susie Hines Vice-President 116 Freshmen Angie Trotter Treasurer Christy Stranz Secretary Class of 1986 Faces New Challenges The Class of 1986 got their first glimpse of high school life as they roamed around searching for their classes in the long, endless halls. Freshmen discovered how much school spirit and enthusiasm there is here. They got a chance to do many differ- ent things and also got a chance to be involved in different sports with different people. The freshmen learned many new things the first week of school. They did not do very well in the Homecoming Week activities, but tried very hard in the skit and float competition. As it was only their first year, they lacked experience, but watch out next year! The freshmen found Spirit Week exciting and fun. Their color was blue. With much concern and enthusiasm they decorated the business hall. In spite of all the confusion, they did pretty well. The Freshman Class was led by: president, Michelle Meinders; vice-president. Susie Hines; secretary, Christy Stranz; and trea- surer, Angie Trotter. The class advisors, to whom the class was grateful for all the help and attention, were, Mr. Viers, Miss Reutter, Miss Gago. and Mrs. Johnson. The Class of 1986 put their best foot forward and gave it their best shot in all they did. Many new adjustments were made by the members of this class including the big jump from grade school to high school. We look forward to many great things from you from now on. Aberlc, Pam Adair. Harold (P.J.) Adams, Kristin Aeschliman, Deborah Aeschliman, Jerry Ahten, Scott Allen. Mark Anderson, Carl Anderson, Leigh Anglin. Denny Anschuetz, Michael Arnold, Steve Ashley, Lori Autmon, Tammy Bader, Robb Barnes, Darren Barnett, Jamie Barnett, Lynn Baxter, Brenda Beadles. Amanda Bealmer, Tami Becker, Karmen Beckman. Terry Beeney, Paul Benedict, Kenneth Bennett. Alan Bennett. Melody Bidleman, Brian Bloompott, Bret Bouchez, Brenda Bragg, Brian Bragg, Greg Bridgewater. Scott Brining. Mark Brooks, Todd Brown, Darnell Freshman 117 New Goals Are Set by Freshman Class Brown, Greg Brown, Laurie Brown, Pamela Bruce, Erik Bryan, Shawn Buck, Jerry Buhs. Angie Burnett. Nikki Burnside, Cindy Burton. Butch Bush, Vicky Byard, Angie Byrd. Donnie Cagle, Duane Calder, April Carlson. Jeff Carlyle. Thomas Carnell, Mark Carpcntier, Theresa Carroll, Cindy Carroll. Dave Chamberlain. Lee Che, Mui Chiaravalle, Mark Childers, Betty Chitwood, Dondra Chitwood, Scott Clark, Cameron Clark, Cory Clauser, Kelli Clement. Candace Cloninger, Jimmy Coultas, Craig Cramer. Angie Cramer, Christy Cramer. Jeff Cranford. Craig Crank. Kristine Crawford. Renee Creighton. Tim Crowe. Cynthia Crowell, Missy Curry, Teri Davis, Brian Davis, Jackie Davis, Joseph David. Keith Davis. Vicki 118 Freshman Freshmen Experience New Challenges Dcaring, Robin Delgadillo, Edward DeRagisch. James DeRoss, Tia DeTrempe, Cynthia Dippold, Lisa Dooley, Mike Dotson, Paul Douglas. Shonnia Dray, Kevin Dringenberg, Jeri Dunlap. Joel Dunne, Chris Dunne, Karen Eden. Ron Edwards. Diane Egbert. Teri Elliott, Angie Elmore. Misty Eustice. Ashley Evans, Jill Evans, Staci Faulkner. Brian Fauser, Monty Fechter, Cathy Fechter, Janet Fields. Chris Fife, Susan Fisher. Ray Foster. Jeff Foster. Stacey Frailey, Lisa Funk, Ed Garrett, Tina Genovese. Jerry Genovese, Mike Robb Bader enjoys spending time with computers; Robb is Freshman 119 working on a program on the TRS-80 in the library. Jody Guppy Elected Freshman Attendant Gill. Marjorie Gillet, Tim Goeken, Dave Gold, Missi Goodrich, John Gordon, Ike Gossett, Karina Grace, Robin Gray, Heidi Greeley, Tina Greenslate, Tad Griffith. Tom Griswold, Holly Guinn, Stephanie Guppy, Jody Hacker, Joel Hagemann, Denyse Hale, Shane Hamm, Dave Hank, Rick Harkness, Mike Harper, Dan Hauk, Steve Heathcoat, Todd Heaton. John Heffern, Kim Helfrich, Karen Heller. Craig Hendricks, Tonya Henning, Frank Henson. Chenal Heppenstall, Sue Hermann, Scott Hermann. Steve Herring, Brian Herrmann, Michelle Hertz. Terri Hickman, Vicky Hillesheim, Cherie Hines. Susie Hogan, Colleen Holt, Kathie Hoss, Mike Houle, Todd Houle, Tracy Howell, Mark Hughes. Dan Irwin, Mike 120 Freshman Freshmen Experience First Homecoming Jackson, Brian Jacobs. Gary James, Michelle Janes, Jennifer Jenkins, Amy Jenkins, Tom Johnson, John Johnson. Tim Jorgensen, Jenny Todd Lannert and Kellie Behrends take time out for a refreshment at Homecoming. Kauffman, Jim Kaufmann, Tim Kelch, Jackie Kelley, Joseph Kelley, Steve Kelly. Brett Kelly, Mike Kelso, Donald Kendall, Andy Kendall, Dianna Kerr, John Kiefer, Scott Kimbrell, Nat King, Amber Kirkbridge, Kim Knollenberg, Mark Krause, Tammie Lannert. Todd Lavin, Amy Lee, Greg Lightbody, Randy Lindsey, Tom Little, Frank Lorentz, Michele Loughary, Eric Lutz, Tracey Maddox, Robbie Maloney, Steve Mansfield, David Marion, Michelle Freshman 121 Michelle Meinders is Class President Markham. Ted Marriott. Fred Mason, Ryan Massey. Kari Massey. Tiffnic Mathus, Todd May. Mike Meardy, Ron Meier. Kris Meinders. Michelle Menees, Kevin Merriman, Kim Meyer. Scott Miller. Keith Miller, Shelley Milsteadt. Kris Modglin. Roy Morse, Stephanie Murphy. Patti McCann. Jason McCord. Julie McCulloch. Jerry McDaniel. Tory McGee. Jason McKinley Mike McMillan, Davina McReynolds. Jill Nelson. Julie Nelson. Kelly Nieland. Tera Nielson. Kris O’Dell. Susie Olson. Scott Overturf, Rusty Parrott. Mike Partlow, Charmin Patton. Matt Pellerito, Nan Peters. Donna Petrakis, Pete 122 Freshman Freshmen Get Involved in Activities Patty, Tamara Phillips. Gail Pickel, Erin Pierson, Steve Platt, Brad Pohlson, Leisa Poston, Sean Presley, Rhonda Putney. Russell Rakers, Suzanne Randle, Lori Ray. Scot Reaktenwalt, Michelle Reid, Alex Remington, Chaille Reyling. Valerie Reynolds, Charmin Reynolds, John Reynolds, Kim Richards, Darin Rick, Stacy Riggcn. Cheri Riley. Tina Ringwald, Jeff Rose. Aaron Royer, Margaret Russell, Wendy Rutledge. Carole Sally. Tony Sander, Leonard Sanders. Angie Sanders. Mary Sanders. Paul Sary, Carole Saupe, Dallas Savant, Bob Schmidgall, Kim Schmitt. Jennifer Schneider, Kevin Schudds, Candi Schuster. John Schwab. Richard Scott. Brian Scott, Mark Scott, Walter Sears. Bob Sewell. Cheryl Shelabarger. Tina Freshman 123 Discover New Faces and New Places Shelabarger, Tina Sherlock, Missy Shirley, Marcy Siegel, Tommy Simmons, Selena Smallwood, Lonnie Smeltzer. Kurt Solomon, Mary Spangler, Audra Stanton. Doug Stapleton, Mike St. Clair, Kevin Stear. Chris Stear, Tammy Stewart, Mark Stewart. Mary Stickelmaier, Tracy Stoller, Dan Stomberg, Tracy Stone, Jackie Stranz, Christy Streepcr, Toby Stringer, Michelle Sturgeon, David Svob, Stacey Test, Larry Thomas, Terri Thompson, Robert Tipton, Brian Tjarks, Stephanie Tjarks, Tracy Toebbe, Kathy Toland, Mark Tomlianovich. Matt Tran, Phan Tripp, Tammy Trotter, Angie Troxell, Kathy Tschaepe, Missy Tucker, Michelle Turner, Christy Turner, Gene Ulrich. Rick Utsinger, Dean Vandergriff, Michelle Virgil, Ed Walker. Michael Walters, Karen 124 Freshman Freshmen Enjoy First Spirit Week Ward, Matt Ward. Robert Webb, Tammy Webb, Wes Weisser, Lori Wendland, Jim Whitby, Eddie White, Gordon White, Myron Willett, Bart Williams, Terry Williamson. Paul Winter, Ed Wolfe, Jay Wolfe, Keith Wolfe, Mark Wolfe, Yvonne Womack. Melanie Wormer, Chris Wright. Lonnie Wyss, Gary Wyss, Kim Young. Kim Zircher, Jeff n excellent performance was given by the Fresh- Boys’ Choir at the Christmas concert. for the right answer. An embarrassed Terri Hertz poses to get her picture taken during Spirit Week. Freshman 125 Experiences to Share and to Treasure Working hard on their dissection project are Brian Bragg and Jeff Carlson. Freshman Attendant Jody Guppy and escort Dan Campbell enjoy a ride in the Homecoming Parade. Freshman Kathie Holt gets set to take on Joy Wright in the arm wrestling competition during David Story's visit and as- sembly. The Freshman tug-of-war team pulled des- perately to overcome the Sophomore team but lost. Working at being another Chuck Mangione, Tom Jenkins works on his musical talent in band. Freshmen Build Memories For A Lifetime Tad Greenslate and Tami Bcalmer enjoy a dance together at Homecoming. Jennifer Janes and her date walk hand-in- hand into an evening at Vice-Versa. Freshmen show enthusiasm after performing in their first skit. Mr. Cunningham helps out the trumpet section in Varsity Band with his extraordinary talent. Robin Grace placed first in the sucker contest. Freshman 127 aw David Owen, Editor Rocket Gridders Finish Season 6-3 Top row: S. Crank, S. Jurick, L. Brown, S. Light. C. Snedden, C. Skotnicki, T. Schultz, P. Beeney, J. Adams, T. Carter. Second row: M. Lockwood, S. Hines, D. Hauk, J. Mullineaux, M. Heuermann, L. Gordon, D. Johnson, B. Bontz, L. Peacock, J. Betson, D. McDowell, D. Hoyle. Third row: S. Heathcoat, T. Heintzman, G. Morgan, J. Hansen, D. Owen, L. Davis, K. Toureen. P. Lewis. D. Becker. W. Sutphin, B. Baylor, R. Krupps. Bottom row: J. Dusch, M. Hagcl. J. Bader, S. Miller, M. Maloney, T. Branham, C. Chaney, T. Roberson, M. Euteneucr, A. Lagaspi, D. Higgins. LCHS OPPONENT 0 Spalding 07 30 Sterling 12 18 Streator 13 29 Washington 37 23 IVC 20 13 Canton 0 0 Morton 06 28 Metamora 14 35 Galesburg 21 Scott Heathcoat and Steve Crank charge forward to make an important block. u Tim Schultz waits for a pass from Doug Higgins for a Rocket first down. The Offensive line protects the quarterback. s David Owen moves in for the tackle. Mike Lockwood has finger-tip control of a Doug Higgins pass. The Varsity Football season actually consisted of three seasons. The first season was pre-conference play. Conference play was considered the second season in the newly established Mid-Illini Conference! Our last game of the year was the third season. The first season started slowly with a loss to Spalding (0-7). Dur- ing the next two weeks, the season began taking shape with victo- ries over Sterling and Streator both of which were ranked in the 5A poll, with scores of 30-12 and 18-13 respectively. Conference action also started as slowly as our pre-conference play. It began with a loss to Washington. 29-37. The Rockets re- gained their winning ways with a Homecoming victory over IVC. 23-20. It was the third Homecoming victory in Limestone history. The fourth victim to fall to Limestone was Canton, with a score of 13-0. It was the only defensive shutout of the year. The Morton game shocked The Rocket fans as the Rockets were blanked 0-6. The last conference game was Senior Night at Frank C. Leach Stadium. That battle was against Metamora; the Rockets came out victorious by a score of 28-14. Traveling to Galesburg for the last game of the year began the third and final season. The Rockets ended the season by putting the Silver Streaks in their place 35-21. Limestone placed 17 players on some type of all-conference team. Mike Lockwood was the only unanimous choice selected from Limestone. Others on the 1st team included: Doug Higgins, Joe Dusch. Craig Snedden, Doug Hauk, and Pat Beeney. Limestone’s portion of the second team consisted of Steve Crank. David Owen, Scott Heathcoat, Jerry Betson, Mark Maloney. Curt Skotnicki, Aar- on Lagaspi. and Wally Sutphin. Tim Schultz. Scott Miller, and Dan Becker were selected to the special-mention team. Senior Gridders Of 1982-83 Mike Lockwood Rick Krupps Mark Maloney Steve Jurick David Owen Scott Miller Scott Heathcoat Seniors Enjoy Last Season At Limestone Jeff Adams Pat Beeney Jerry Betson Tim Schultz Joe Mullineaux Steve Crank Joe Dusch Mark Hagel Sophomore Gridders Prepare For Varsity Top row: J. Nau, D. Friling, S. Light, D. Lance, D. Crank, D. Hahn, M. Euteneuer. Second row: S. Salander, L. Brown, G. Borum. D. Johnson, D. Callahan. D. McDowell. C. O’Neil. Bottom row: B. Foiles, N. Hardin. L. Smith. S. Sticklemier, D. Hoyle, C. Spence. LCHS OPPONENT 6 Spalding 20 0 Sterling 22 14 Streator 2 14 Washington 6 10 IVC 12 12 Morton 26 16 Metamora 18 6 Galesburg 33 28 (JV) Manual 24 26 (JV) Canton 0 Scott Light runs to kick off the ball to start the game. Larry Brown stops the opponent for a loss and Mike Euteneuer moves in for the assist. The Rocket defense made a first-down saving tackle. Freshmen Have Outstanding Season The Rocket defense was always seen in the opponents backfield. A Rocket ballcarrier gains a valuable first-down. Top row: J. Cloninger, F. Marriott, C. Clark, R. Modglin, T. Lindsey. C. Clark, S. Chitwood, K. Smellitzer, B. Bidderman. S. Hauk. I. Gordon. Second row: R. Ward, T. Houle, E. Delgadillo, M. Tomlianovich, K. Schneider, T. Crieghton, E. Winter, D. Saupe, C. Cranford, M. Dooley. Bottom row: M. Genoyese. T. Heathcoat. R. Fisher, E. Vir- gil, J. Ringwald, E. Whitby, K. Nelson. R. Ulrick, T. McDaniel, S. Sander, C. Wommer. Not pictured: B. Burlon, S. LCHS OPPONENT 8 Spalding 20 12 East Peoria 8 6 Woodruff 20 20 Washington 14 40 IVC 14 18 Canton 27 16 Galesburg 22 12 Morton 24 6 Metamora 22 38 Dunlap 12 30 Pekin 22 24 Bcrgan 22 A Limestone reciever caught a pass and struggles for additional yardage. C.C. Boys Finish 1-7, Girls Finish 6-2 Top row: B. Parish, K. Hamra, M. Chapman.R. Whcrlcy, C. Reeves, G. Chapman. D. Meinders. Second row: D. Chapman, C. Herrmann, B. Irwin, T. Heuermann, T. Hetzel. M. Patton. Bottom row: M. Hetzel, B. Gaffney, D. Hinrichs. A. Bennet, S. Edwards. Top row: H. Sullivan, L. Tapping, D. Reyling, S. Patton, M. Welsh, M. Stringer, C. Hageman. Second row: T. Modglin, L. Baker, A. Cramer, V. Reyling, J. Schlling. 136 Sports BOYS Valuable Runner for the 1982-83 Greg Chapman, Kent Hamra, Tod Hetzel, and Mark Chapman lead the way for Limestone. Jeannie Schilling, Stacey Patton, and Cathy Hageman were the top three runners for the girls team. Greg Chapman and Todd Hetzel were elected captains of the 1982-83 team. LCHS OPPONENT 32 (L) Spalding 24 32 (L) East Peoria 24 41 (L) Washington 17 42 (L) IVC 19 24 (W) Canton 31 48 (L) Bergan 15 42 (L) Morton 19 47 (L) Metamora 15 GIRLS 23 (W) Spalding 32 25 (W) East Peoria 34 26 (W) Washington 31 25 (W) IVC 34 16 (W) Canton 45 15 (W) Bergan 50 31 (L) Morton 24 46 (L) Metamora 17 Rockets Volley To Finish 16-4 Season East Peoria 15-2; 9-15; 9-15 Eureka 15-5; 15-12 A.O.L. 14-16;15-3; 15-6 Peoria Heights 15-7; 15-6 Hartem 15-10; 4-15; 1-15 Woodruff 15-2; 15-4 Pekin 15-9; 15-3 A.O.L. 15-8; 15-9 Hartem 15-13; 16-14 Central 15-4; 15-10 Washington 15-2; 15-12 1VC 15-8; 15-11 Henry 15-8; 15-4 Canton 8-15; 16-14; 15-3 Morton 2-15; 9-15 Metamora 14-16; 8-15 Washington 14-16; 15-11; 15-6 Olympia 15-8; 9-15; 15-9 IVC 15-5; 15-4 Galesburg 15-17; 15-13; 15-3 Clockwise from top left: D. Jones, M. Head, B. Cruise. T. Gilmore. L. Hornbacker, B. White, D. Thompson. J. Holmes, K. Gallagher, Coach Huber, K. Widmer is in the middle. Michelle Head and Lee Ann Hornbacker are ready for action. 138 Sports The team regroups during a time out. Frosh-Soph Finish Season At 10-4 Lynn Barnett sets up the ball as Tina Shelabarger looks Karen Walters returns the ball as Lynn Barnett looks on. on. Top row: Coach Huber. M. Wood. L. Snook, C. Smith. C. Nakken, A. Thorton. Bottom row: T. Gilmore. C. Hagel. B. Criuse. S. Sulka, K. Holt. Top row: Coach Huber. K. Milsteadt, M. Gill. T. Tripp. M. Sanders. D. Hagaman, K. Walters. Bottom row: J. Guppy, C. Partlow, T. Shelabarger, M. Bennett. L. Barnett. Sports 139 LCHS Grapplers Finish 5th in Conference Top row: Coach Fuson, M. Hagel, S. Lofthouse, C. Skotnicki. J. Beadles. G. Borum, K. Daniels. T. Ragan. T. Dunham. Mgr. M. Dooley. Coach Daughtery. Bottom row: R. Johansen. J. Carey. B. Shellabarger, P. Thornton. M. Fauber, D. Yocum. D. Mather. J. Carey. John Beadles Senior Tim Dunham Senior Mark Hagel Senior Dean Yocum Senior 140 Sports Pat Thornton enjoys wrestling!! Wrestlers Experience a Building Year Curt Skotnicki pins Todd Ragan in a practice wrestle-off. Pat Thornton throws Kenny Daniels to the mat. teve Lofthouse attempts to make a rove on Greg Borum. Greg Borum reverses and puts Steve Lofthouse on his back. LCHS OPPONENT 22 Metamora 42 20 Morton 43 37 Tremont 22 21 Farmington 41 15 East Peoria 42 6 IVC 53 16 Metamora 50 3 UTHS 57 12 Sterling 54 33 Spalding 33 26 Galesburg 38 30 Washington 28 40 Bergan 25 23 Eureka 43 17 U-High 51 19 Canton 43 3 Geneseo 57 19 GCS 42 16 Princeton 47 4 Illini Bluffs 52 Skotnicki Qualifies for Sectionals Curt Skotnicki was elected Most Valu- able Wrestler; he qualified for sectional competition. Mark Fauber attempts to pin his opponent Statisticians—Kim Rogers. Kristy Mabis. Kim McClanahan, Karin Zachman, Candy Fox. and Lori Mallicoat. 142 Sports Top row: R. Putney. E. Delgadillo. C. Ciark, S. Hauk, C. Clark. L. Wright. R. Fisher. Bottom row: T. McDaniel. C. Cranford. R. Meardy, E. Bruce. S. Kiefer. J. Cramer, Coach Byrne. Rocket Golfers Place 1st In Conference son. D. Hickman, D. Barnes, D. Heitzman, K. Sprause, S. Hooste, Bottom row: M. Sullivan, S. Peterson. B. Platt. A. Reid. G. Brown. T. Jenkins, S. Herrman, R. Dearing, T. DePinto, B. Davis. G. Danzer, J. Shuster. T. Dotson. B. Platt. Top—The top Rocket golfers were Jeff Jacobs. Rick Byrne. Dan Hickman. Brian Platt, and Scott Hooste. Bottom —Mr. Trotter reads the results of the last match. Right—Scott Hooste was elected MVP. LCHS OPPONENT 146 Washington 159 155 Manual 195 159 Spalding 151 142 IVC 162 142 East Peoria 164 169 Morton 166 152 Metamora 167 146 Pekin 142 163 Washington 160 168 IVC 181 155 East Peoria 165 153 Morton 162 160 Metamora 175 160 Dunlap 169 143 Rocket Roundballers Finish 13-11 Standing: D. Pennycuff, D. Sicbcl, L. Davis, C. Behrcnds, D. Welch. B. Swingle. J. Rhea. M. McKinley. Mgr. G. Gaa. Seated: J. Thomason. L. Peacock, M. Mirande, R. Petty. LCHS OPPONENT 46 Manual 82 62 Bergan 55 77 Rockford 60 54 LaSalle-Peru 65 43 Pekin 42 59 Rock Falls 58 50 Washington 64 70 IVC 45 80 Springfield SE 60 61 Teutopolis 58 52 Belleville 71 66 Canton 51 54 Morton 72 69 Olympia 63 54 Metamora 45 42 Washington 45 49 Spalding 55 45 IVC 33 66 Canton 43 76 Sterling 64 55 Morton 57 75 Galesburg 102 54 Metamora 56 49 Richwoods 63 144 Sports Jim Thomason and Dave Welch were elected Captains. Thomason —Welch Elected Captains ob Swingle beat his Sterling opponent for an easy two oints. Jim Thomason was awesome from the outside. Chris Behrends takes the ball up strong against Metamora. Dave Welch grabs a rebound away from his opponent. Sports 145 Q7h Sophs Gain Valuable Experience Top row: Mgr. J. Haste, J. Cloninger, M. McKinley. J. Rhea. K. Sewell. Coach Hill. Bottom row: D. Siebel, M. Mirande. B. Foiles. L. Brown. LCHS OPPONENT 42 Manual 71 51 Pekin 57 50 Rock Falls 52 47 Washington 52 64 IVC 58 59 Springfield SE 71 53 Champaign 30 37 Olympia 46 61 Canton 62 54 Morton 63 49 Olympia 58 56 Metamora 64 65 Washington 79 56 Spalding 79 63 IVC 47 68 Canton 42 70 Sterling 76 54 Morton 75 52 Galesburg 85 58 Metamora 44 Mark Mirande rises above the crowd to shoot for two. 146 Sports Freshmen Look Forward to the Future Top row: $. Kelley. S. Hermann. A. Reid. T. Griffith. F. Marriot, D. Barnes. B. Sears. Middle row: G. Wyss. D. Chapman. P. Sanders. D. Richards. D. Carroll. Bottom row: R. Dearing, T. Brooks, M. Ward. B. Davis. M. Anschuetz. CLUJ Todd Griffith pops a jumper from the corner for two. LCHS OPPONENT 57 Manual 70 36 Woodruff 44 72 Pekin 65 62 Washington 71 41 Woodruff 56 60 IVC 55 47 Olympia 57 52 Farmington 51 45 Canton 36 42 Morton 56 59 Metamora 69 54 Washington 68 42 Spalding 63 57 JVC 50 54 Canton 69 43 Morton 44 52 Galesburg 50 58 Metamora 80 David Carroll looks to feed the ball inside to Darin Richards. Sports 147 Rocket Girls Finish Season 15-9 LCHS OPPONENT 63 Macomb 17 61 Washington 40 54 Rock Island 56 57 Morris 35 35 Wheaton North 54 57 IVC 54 45 Galesburg 43 52 Olympia 50 48 Canton 56 53 Morton 57 45 Dixon 57 55 Moline 43 54 Morton 50 58 Metamora 46 54 Washington 30 50 Pekin 48 42 IVC 43 33 Sterling 59 44 Canton 40 58 Spalding 46 51 Morton 62 65 Metamora 41 59 Geneseo 50 63 Woodruff 15-9 77 Deanna Jones hits a jumper over her Morton opponent. Top row: B. Cruise, L. Lipke, P. Wherley. D. Rhea, A. Kasap. M. Head. Middle row: M. Bennett, R. Lcddy. D. Jones, S. Meier. Bottom row: M. Wood. K. Gallagher, J. Wright. J. Schmitt, D. Thompson. ; Joy Wright attempts to get her shot off before her opponents get to her. Deanna Thompson shoots from outside as Debbie Rhea moves in for the rebound. Kasap —Wright Named To All-Conference Debbie Rhea moves in for rebounding position. )ebbie Rhea and Joy Wright attempt to trap their opponent in a nil-court press. Amy Kasap shoots a set shoot from the corner. Julie Schmitt looks to shoot from the corner. Sports 149 Lady Rockets Tie For 2nd In Mid-Illini The girls’ varsity basketball team ended its season this year with a 15-9 overall record and a 6-4 conference record—one which tied for second place in the conference. The team also won second place in the Limestone Invitational Tournament. Amy Kasap and Joy Wright were both Mid-Illini All- Conference selections, and they were also team captains. Amy Kasap received the Most Valuable Player award, and Joy Wright received the award for the best free-throw percentage. This year’s team had six other seniors on it in addition to Joy and Amy. They were: Kelley Gallagher. Deanna Jones, Rhonda Leddy. Sheila Meier. Debbie Rhea, and Julie Schmitt. Each girl will always hold a special place in the memories of her coaches and teammates. The frosh-soph Rockets enjoyed a 15-3 overall record and a 10-0 conference record, which earned for them the Mid-Illini Conference Championship. With a lot of hard work and dedication from this team, the future looks bright for the Lime- stone Rockets once again. Laura Lipke attempts to block a shot. Managers for the girls team were John Nelson, Suzanne Fcrrie. Angi Trotter, and Lisa Baker. Amy Kasap goes up for an easy two points. 150 Sports J-V Girls Finish Season With 15-3 Mark Top row: D. Hagemann, M. Sanders. S. Morse. B. Cruise, M. Head. K. Walters. Middle Row: K. Hageman, J. Riggenbach, M. Gill, A. Byard. Bottom row: M. Wood, M. Bennett, L. Barnett. C. Partlow, D. Johnson. Top row: A. Byard, T. Shelabarger, H. Sullivan. S. Morse. M. Uphoff, K. Walters. T. Stcar. bottom row: J. Guppy, C. Hagel, K. Clauser, T. Petty. Debbie Rhea shoots over her opponent for two points. Laura Lipke follows through after taking her favorite shot. Swimmers Demonstrate True Team Effort Swim Schedule LCHS Opponent 30 Pekin 84 Ram Relays 7th Place 50 U High Frosh Invitational 6th 77 47 Spalding 68 45 Woodruff Ottawa Pentathlon 5th 82 72 Lincoln 49 46 Manual 80 58 Olympia 68 LCHS Swim Team: 1st row—T. Shelabarger, C. Remington. T. Mathus, L. Chamberlain. M. Hoffman. M. Wolstenholme. Coach Konya. 2nd row—Coach Nafziger, B. Irwin, D. Cadle, R. Modglin, J. Wetterauer. T. Hetzel, C. Coultas. 3rd row—R. Sathoff, T. Lindner. R. Eichorn, R. Wherley. L. Gordon, D. Lauterbach, D. Hickman. T. Williams. Above, Captain Dan Hickman demonstrates his recordholding breaststroke. Dan and Lydell Gordon (be low) were named co-most valuable swimmers. 152 Sports ?oy Modglin, freshman recordholder — 6 fives Third year Letter winner. Randy Eichorn Coaches Konya and Nafziger during a rigerous practice. 500 yard freestyle record holder Rich Wherley was selected most improved swimmer. I i Coach Nafziger Coach Konya Sports 153 Baseball Rockets Take Mid-Mini Title 154 Sports Top row—M. Wagner, L. Davis. D. Owen. D. Campbell. T. Dunne, M. Knox. Middle row—Coach Suffield, C. Dearing, M. Mirande. B. Baylor, W. Sutphin, B. Modglin, A. Chiaravalle, Coach Gottlieb. Bottom row—G. Votaw. R. Petty, S. Schepke, M. Hagel, S. Hooste. J. Lowry. LCHS Opponent 16 Porta 5 3 Bergan 5 2 Spalding 3 0 Pekin 16 4 Washington 3 3 Pekin (T) 3 6 5 Olympia dh 4 2 5 1VC 4 11 Normal 7 5 East Peoria 3 10 7 Manual dh 9 6 2 Metamora 1 10 Washington 0 3 IVC 4 6 Canton 1 14 14 Henry dh 12 9 6 Morton 1 11 Metamora 2 13 Peoria Hgts 4 4 Bergan 3 6 East Peoria 3 2 17 Collinsville dh 7 4 5 17 Galesburg dh 0 10 6 Spalding 9 1 Spalding REGIONALS 9 11 Macomb 2 1 Pekin 23-10-1 7 Coach Gottlieb watches pre-game practice as Coach Suffield discusse: game strategy with Mark Wagner and Jim Lowry. Rockets Make Regional Championship Outfielders—Aaron Chiaravelle, Brian Baylor. Darin Seibel. Wally Sutphin. Mark Hagel, Scott Schepke, Reggie Petty. Chris Dearing. Pitchers — Mark Mirande, Mark Wagner, Tom Dunne, Dan Campbell. Mark Hagel. Scott Hooste, Jim Lowry. Infielders—Tony Chiaravalie. Mark Mirande. Larry Davis. Brad Foiles, Mark Hagel, Scott Schepke, Tom Dunne. David Owen did the catching this year. Sports 155 Varsity Rockets Finish 23-10-1 Mark Hagel finishes the season at 7-4 for the Rockets. Reggie Petty and Scott Schepke had an excellent season with the bat. Dunne, Hagel, Petty, Schepke On All-Conf. David Owen follows through for an important base hit. Darin Siebel takes a high pitch for a ball. David Owen catches a Mark Hagel strike-out pitch. Tony Chiaravalle eyes a letter high fast ball. Sports 157 Rockets Win 68% Of Total Games Tom Dunne cracks a waist-high pitch for a base hit. Larry Davis keeps his eye on the ball all the way through his swing. Mark Mirande started Varsity as a sophomore. Brad Foiles was moved up from sophomore to Varsity late in the season. Sophs Looking Forward Better Seasons op row: S. Light. D. Friiing, L. Brown. D. Siebel, C. Berhends. J. Rhea. R. Schooley, Coach Hill. Bot- om row: L. Smith. T. Chiaravalle, M. Euteneuer, D. Perrilles, C. Dunne, J. Rudd. S. Green. M. Wood. LCHS Opponent 7 Washington 5 2 Canton 8 0 Morton 12 16 IVC 8 8 East Peoria 2 12 Pekin 0 15 Metamora 0 7 Washington 5 7 Spalding 8 3 Canton 7 8 Morton 9 2 Metamora 7 3 IVC 4 6 Spalding 9 3 East Peoria 13 Season Record 6-9 Conference Record 5-7 Freshman Baseball Team Finishes 6-9 op row: T. Griffith. D. Carrol, D. Barnes, J. Cloninger, J. Zircher, G. Wyss. Middle row: Coach 'ood, T. Brooks. B. Davis, M. Stewart, E. Delgadillo, T. Kauffman, Mgr. R. Burton, Bottom row: gr. T. Mathus, T. Dotson. M. Ward. M. Patton. R. Dearing, S. Hermann. LCHS 13 Pekin Opponent 4 13 Canton 9 8 Spalding 9 2 Morton 18 6 Washington 12 1 East Peoria 3 15 IVC 4 1 Metamora 4 5 Washington 0 8 Canton 9 0 IVC 2 7 Morton 10 3 Spalding 2 10 Metamora 0 0 East Peoria 1 Scorn (outlev� ' ol Scot! Hcinunn Sports 159 160 Sports Rocket Ladies Capture Mid-Illini Title Top row: R. Leddy, D. Jones. K. Zachman, L. Jepson, K. Gallagher, L. Baker. Mgr. L. Burgess. Middle row: Coach Dobrydnia, T. Gilmore. P. Brown. D. Fay. J. Holmes, Mgr. A. Burgess. Bottom row: M. Wood. D. Thompson. LCHS OPPONENT 0 Pekin 1 3 Washington 1 19 IVC 0 12 Canton 4 12 East Peoria 6 5 Morton 3 10 LaSalle-Peru 2 13 Washington 1 5 Metamora 1 0 IVC 1 3 Canton 1 4 Plainfield 3 0 Streator 3 4 Rockford 1 10 Lincoln 1 10 Morton 0 7 Sacred Heart 0 14 Bloomington 2 2 Normal 2 5 East Moline 6 0 Metamora 1 3 East Peoria Regionals 1 23 Brimfield 0 0 Dunlap 17-6-1 1 Lisa Jepson and Kelley Gallagher were elected captains by the teammates. Jepson —Brown Named to All-Conference ■ Traci Gilmore—catcher K. Zachman, D. Jones. M. Wood. R. Leddy. Infielders: K. Gallagher, L. Baker, P. Brown, L. Jepson, J. Holmes. T. Gilmore. D. Fay. D. Thompson. Dee Dec Fay—pitcher Pam Brown — pitcher Sports 161 Gallagher Named Most Valuable Player Traci Gilmore attempts to bunt for a base hit. Lisa Jepson was the top hitter for girls softball team. Deanna Thompson gets ready to rope a fast ball for a base hit. Besides doing well with the bat. Lisa Jepson did a fine jot with the glove at third base. Young Team Looks Forward To Next Year oach Dobrydnia gives some encouragement to le of her team members. vf ..?x it� '. 2S DeeDee Fay serves up one of her blazing fastballs for a strike. Top row: T. Shelabarger, M. Gill, M. Head, M. Sanders, B. Cruise, K. Hageman, K. Wyss, A. Cramer, Coach Sanders. Bottom row: K. Rogers, K. Schepke, C. Hagel, M. Bennett, L. Barnett, L. Rosenbohm, L. Snook, L. Weisser, L. Behrends. Sports 163 Rocket Trackmen Second In Mid-Illini LCHS OPPONENT 91 Washington 55 98 East Peoria 48 63 IVC 92 2 Canton 43 75 Woodruff 73 75 Bergan 38 74 Morton 72 95 Metamora 51 97 Eureka 49 1st Kewanee relays 3rd Morton relays 2nd Canton relays 81 X Top row: K. Hamra. T. Heitzman. J. Betson. M. Hcuermann, D. Welch. R. Wherley, R. Byrne. L Gordon. J. Hansen. Middle row: C. Herman, J. Johnson, M. Lockwood, S. Miller, D. Meinders, B Platt, B. Irwin. T. Carter. D. Hoyle. L. Peacock, D. Becker. Bottom row: S. Durdle, C. Skotnicki, T Roberson, M. Chapman, P. Lewis, T. Getz. C. Reeves. Captain Brian Platt looks over some records with Coache Drach, Nordvall, and Byrne. 164 Sports Limestone Places First In Kewanee Relays Lydell Gordon pushes himself while running a long distance race. T ; JV-Track—Top row: C. Clark, T. Gillet, J. Smith, S. Salander, K. Smeltzer, T. Heuerman, C. Clark. A. Reid. Middle row: J. Johnson. E. Virgil, E. Bruce. A. Bennett, T. McDaniels, K. Benedict. Bottom row: I. Gordon. D. Crank, D. Hoyle, J. Cramer. M. White, Sports 165 Girls Finish 5-7 Season Top row: Mgr. P. Gobd, S. Hines, D. Reyling, M. Tschaepe, T. Francher. M. Reaktenwalt, J. Stone. S. Sulka. A. Kasap. J. Riggenbach, S. Patton. C. Nakken. Coach Gross. Middle row: Mgr. K. Bell. J. Lambie, A. Forgason. M. Swank. T. Hendrick. C. Smith. D. Hagcman. B. Baxter. J. Schilling. D. Trapp. S. Reedy. Coach Allsop. Bottom row: L. Bullock. C. Riggen. V. Hetzel, M. Herrmann, S. Svob, C. Partlow, A. Trotter, K. Becker. A. Caldel, K Mullineax, K. Clauser, C. Stranz. LCHS OPPONENT 60.5 Dunlap 114.5 Tremont 45 Yates City 19 46 Canton 82 42 Morton 86 39 Metamora 87 31 Washington 97 49 East Peoria 78 42 IVC 86 73 East Peoria 55 102 Spalding 25 Assistant Coach Allsop supervises the girls as they stretch. Amy Kasap was elected team captain, most valuable fiel event individual, and most valuable track individual. 166 Sports Kasap Takes All Track Honors Charmin Partlow, Jill Lambic, Jill Riggenbach, Amy Kasap, and Sue Sulka were all part of a record breaking relay team. Mr. Gross tapes an ankle as Mrs. Gross approves his work. Malinda Swank, Stacey Patton, and Chris Nakken are promising track sophomores. The girls varsity track team ended its season this year with a 5-7 dual meet record and Amy Kasap taking all honors as team captain, most valuable field individual, and also most valuable track individual. The frosh-soph dual meet record was 6-0. which earned them a first-place tie in the conference after the conference meet. Jill Riggenbach, Sue Sulka. Amy Kasap, and Charmin Partlow broke the 400-meter relay school record of 52.9 with a time of 52.8 and also the 800-meter relay school record of 1:52.6 with a time of 1:50.4. This was Coach Gross's last year in girls' track, and he wishes to extend to the new coach. Mr. Riggenbach. his assistant. Mrs. Allsop, and the whole team the best of luck in the future. His memories will last forever. Sports 167 The girls’ cross country team await the starting pistol. Mark Fauber attempts to pin his opponent. Darin Richards shoots over his opponent for two points. Dan Hickman takes a break after winning his race. 168 Sports Deanna Thompson shoots from the corner as Deanna Jones and Debbie Rhea move in for the rebound. Chris Dearing makes contact to move his teammates around the bases. Tim Thomason beat his opponent for an easy lay up. Barry Irwin is off to a good start to win his race. Lynn Barnett sets up the ball for a teammate to spike it. Scott Miller stretches for more distance in the long-jump. Cheerleaders Boost Rocket Spirits Junior-Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders—Julie Nel- son. Kim Schepke, Pam Brown. Susie Hines. Lori Rosenbohm, Michelle Glore. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders—Michelle Kunkle, Vonda Demmin, Kelley Widmer, Shelly McGath, LeeAnn Hornbacker, Monti Blackaby. Girls' Junior-Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders—Stacey Evans. Kristy Bruitt. M chelle Meinders, Lori Weisser. Angie Cramer, Tammy Tripp. 170 Sports Varsity Football Cheerleaders—Michelle Kauffman. Stacey Reid. Joy Wright, Denise Cook, Jill Lambie, Paula Negley. Our handsome, male cheerleaders cheered our Girls’ Basketball team to victory. Cheerleader Monti helps paint the Senior Hall during Spirit Week. I ROCKETS The Football Cheerleaders await to cheer on the Rockets. Girls’ Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders—Chris Noe, Michele Hedge, Julie Rapp, Bonnie Watson. Michelle Russell, Kim Wuchle. rj Jeff Carlson, Editor Limestone Administrative Staff Dr. Norman T. Endsley Superintendent Six very capable people make up the Lime- stone Community High School administrative staff. To them falls the job of planning, organizing, spending, accounting, and implementing all of the programs which exist at Limestone. These persons deal not only with budgets and buildings but also with the discipline problems and other problems that arise outside the classroom. The future of a nation is entrusted to their care. Dr. Frank Bailey Assistant Superintendent Mr. David B. Johnson Business Manager Mr. Russell E. Wittmer Dean of Students Mr. Kent Negley Director of Occupational Education Mrs. Margaret Noe Assistant Dean of Students Mrs. Noe takes on Mrs. Rastatter in an arm wrestling competition during the Dave Story Assembly. 174 Administration Limestone Board of Education Mr. Archie ‘‘Doc Yeley President Mrs. Ruth Byrne Mr. Michael G. Paschon Secretary The Limestone Community High School Board of Education is a vital part of our school, provid- ing a link between the school and the community. These seven elected officials meet twice a month and receive no monetary compensation. Upon these progressive educational leaders rests the re- sponsibility of setting our school policies. In addi- tion, they approve the budget, hire staff, and are responsible to the community for their decisions. The school board president and the secretary are elected from within the board. We are grateful to these public-minded citizens for their generosity of time and effort. Mr. Thomas Gaffney Mr. Merlin R. Lambie Mr. Kevin W. Tilton Mr. Vernon E. Woosley School Board 175 Department Heads Victims of Budget Cuts r i Mr. C. Richard Barnett Mathematics Mr. Richard Ingram Guidance Mr. J. Michael Morris Fine Arts ■■■■■ Mrs. Ann Clinton Home Economics Mr. George Kasap Physical Education Mr. Kent Negley Industrial Arts Mr. Jack Clinton Language Arts Mr. James Marry Social Studies Miss Jean Risen Business 176 Faculty Science Mrs. Mary Margaret Walker English Faculty Faces Effects of National Economy IwiNki '1 Mr. James Adams Mathematics Miss Celeste Archibald Business Mr. C. Richard Barnett Mathematics Mr. Richard Baylor Industrial Arts Mr. William Beach Science Mr. Larry Bierwirth Industrial Arts Mrs. Wendy Boatright English Mr. Gene Brandt Physical Education Mr. James Brockman Social Studies Mrs. Janice Buchna Language Arts Mr. Joe Byrne Physical Education Mr. Gregory Camp Industrial Arts Mrs. Ann Clinton Home Economics Mr. Jack Clinton Language Arts Mrs. Bertha Crumrine English Mr. Charles Cunningham Fine Arts Mr. Robert Daugherty Fine Arts Miss Lou Dobrydnia Physical Education M Roger Drach Physical Education Mr. Harold Fuson Social Studies Faculty 177 Faculty Talent Extensive and Diverse Miss Carol Gago Special Education Mr. Karl Gottlieb Social Studies Mr. John Gross Science Mrs. Peggy Gross Business Mr. Steve Hagenbruch Physical Education Mr. Michael Hagenbuch Fine Arts Mrs. Katrina Heden Language Arts Mr. William Hill Mathematics Mrs. Mary Lou Hott Business Mr. Dennis Johnson Science Mrs. Sally Klein Special Education Mr. David Klobucher Physical Education Mrs. Sue Kokos English Mr. Paul Konya Industrial Arts Mr. James Kovalik English Mr. David Langen Social Studies Mrs. Cynthia Lauffenberger Home Economics Mrs. Patricia Mandler Mathematics Mrs. Christine Marry Physical Education Mr. James Marry Social Studies 178 Faculty , Experiences and Knowledge Gladly Shared Mrs. Lois Mason English Mr. Merlin Mathewson Industrial Arts Mrs. Marieva Maxwell Home Economics Mrs. Beverly McNeeley Home Economics Mr. Bill Messersmith Special Education Mr. J. Michael Morris Fine Arts Mrs. Sherrill Morris English Mr. Douglas Nafziger Business Mr. Stephen Nordvall Social Studies Mr. Gerald Perschnick Mathematics Mr. Robert Privratsky Industrial Arts Mrs. Linda Ragain Home Economics Mr. Thomas Rahn Science Mrs. Diane Randle English Mr. Ellis Randle Industrial Arts Mrs. Maryanne Rastatter Language Arts Miss Joy Reutter Business Mrs. Marcia Riggenbach Physical Education Mr. Robert Riggenbach Physical Education Miss Jean Risen Business Faculty 179 School Staff Keeps Up with New Trends Mrs. Eileen Rogers Mathematics Mrs. Elaine Rule English Mr. Michael Rule Science Mr. Charles Sanders Business Mr. Robert Schmitt Physical Education Mr. Marilyn Schneider Business Mr. Larry Stalter Business Mrs. Dorothy Strickler Language Arts Mr. Joe Suffield English Mr. Joseph Thierer Mathematics Mr. William Thomas Language Arts Mr. Andrew Trotter Industrial Arts Mr. Thomas Veirs English Mrs. Patricia Wagner Language Arts Mrs. Mary Margaret Walker English Mr. Gordon Wassell Social Studies Mrs. Bonnie Watson Physical Education Mrs. Michelle Windle Special Education Mr. Russell Wittmer Science Mrs. Alice Zook Physical Education 180 Faculty Secretaries —Talent That Makes Things Work Mrs. Sue Bosecker Mrs. Donna Hattermann Mrs. Betty Lyons Mrs. Rhonda McKenny Miss Debi Oliver Mrs. Renclda Owen Mrs. Betty Plack Mrs. Shirley Reuter Miss Adeline Rosenbohm Mrs. Delores Savage Mrs. Ruth Spriggs Mrs. Emmalou Thurm Mrs. Peggy Tjarks Mrs. Paula Trapp Mrs. Sharron Trotter Gastromones of the Cafetorium Mrs. Doris Cook Mrs. Janet Crowell Mrs. Betty Dearing Mrs. Erma Dornberger Mrs. Beverly Harms Mrs. Mary Hensley Mrs. Gerry Heuermann Mrs. Betty Hotz Mrs. Mary Rita Hurst Mrs. Sandra Meeks Mrs. Betty Paschon (Snack Bar) Mrs. Jenny Pruitt (manager) Mrs. Jeanne Scudder Mrs. Ellen Sullivan Mrs. Rita Tucker Faculty 181 Media Center Hub of Educational Activity Mr. Donald Bangert Audio-Visual Mrs. Kay Buzbee Librarian The library and the audio visual center serve as a source for materials when is comes to ordering films, film strips, recordings, video tapes and reference materials. Besides the usual functions of a library, the media center serves as a place for study and research. Students are welcome to use the TRS-80 micro-computer to learn programming and to play constructive microcomputer games. The Instructional Media Center is staffed with a librarian, Mrs. Buzbee, a library technician. Mrs. Savage, a secretary. Mrs. Trotter, and the audio-visual director. Mr. Bangert. The Media Center is an exciting place. Come in and find out for yourself. Rob Bader signs up to use the TRS-80 regularly; he is learning compute programming and finding out the advantages of using a micro-computer. Custodial Staff Really Cleaning Up Mrs. Virginia Blanquart Mr. Gerald Braun Mrs. Mary Davis Mr. A1 Guthrie Mr. Claude Holford Mr. Curt Jankovitz Mr. John Lambie Mr. Clair Phillips Mr. Joe Slama Mr. Jack Williams Mr. Andy Meyers, recent addition to the LCHS custodial staff, is responsible for the science home ec hall. 182 Faculty “25 Years. . .A Good Part of My Working Life” Mr. Kenneth Oswald Mr. Kenneth Oswald received his Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Illinois in 1957 and his Master of Science Degree from Bradley University in 1961. He has been on the staff of Limestone High School for the past twenty-five years. During this tenure, he taught science for nine years before entering the field of guidance and counseling. In addition to his duties in the classroom. Mr. Oswald supervised a number of extra-curricular activities including Hi-Y and Campus Life, and he was class sponsor for five years. He also coached intramural bowling league. Mr. Oswald is a member of several professional organizations including IVA and IGUSA, LFT. 1FT. and AFT. He is a Sunday school teacher and Sunday school su- perintendent. Currently he is serving as an elder. His interests include bowling, golf, fishing, camping and traveling with his grandchildren. Miss Jean Risen Retiring after twenty-five years of dedicated service. Miss Jean Risen leaves a record of excellence. She graduated with distinction from Bradley University with honors in history and social science and was elected to Pi Lambda Theta. Pi Gam- ma Mu, Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Omega Pi, and Delta Pi Epsilon. She completed her graduate work at Illinois State University. For twenty-five years Miss Risen has been teaching and training young people for entry level jobs in the business world. She has taught shorthand, secretarial office procedures, typing, business English, clerical office practice, and general business. She has continued to set an example of excellence for her fellow teachers as the chairman of the Business Department. In addition, she has served as sponsor of such extra-curricular activities as Future Teachers of America, and Steno Club. Some of Miss Risen’s more memorable experiences include receiving visits and letters from former students thanking her for the excellent training they received. The real highlight of her years has been the planning for improvements in the busi- ness department and seeing those plans and improvements implemented. Mrs. Elaine Rule May of 1983 marks the close of the twenty-fifth school year for Mrs. Elaine Rule, a member of the English Department. Mrs. Rule grew up in the East Peoria area and graduated from Bradley University where she earned her Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts degrees. Some of the honors she received while in college include Alpha Lambda Delta (academic honorary), Pi Alpha Theta (history honor- ary), Pi Lambda Theta (education honorary), and Federation of Scholars. She gradu- ated Summa Cum Laudc. In her twenty-five years at Limestone, she has taught Trigonometry, Solid Geome- try, Algebra, American Authors, American Poetry, Mythology, American Humor and Folklore, Written Communications I and II, Freshman English. Junior English, Short Story, Reading Skills I and II, Creative Writing, and Expository Writing. She has also been the sponsor for a number of clubs and she has been the class adviser for various classes. Also, she has been active in a number of teacher organizations. Outside of school, she is active in the Cursillo and TEC programs and is a mem- ber of St. Augustine Women’s League. Mrs. Rule enjoys traveling, gardening, playing the piano and organ, and carving duck decoys. Faculty 183 LCHS Faculty Display Broad Experience Coach Byrne has a go at David Story. How’s your arm, Mr. Byrne? Parents visited with Mr. Baylor during the openhouse. Christy Cramer gets some directions on how to use the dry mounting press from Mr. Bangert. Above, teachers gathered at Garfield and Garfield to hear “Wavelength dur- ing an institute. (Right) “We won; what can I say, beams a proud Miss Dobrydnia. Mr. James Adams is very formal about teaching geometry. Miss Risen Retires After 25 Years Service Mrs. Rule was presented with a plaque marking twenty-five years of service by school board mem- ber Mrs. Ruth Byrne. Electronics class is very formal, too; Mr. Camp is wearing a canary yellow tuxedo. J, Michael Morris takes a bow. acuity members got to feel the exhilaration of deep breathing and loosening up during a workout ith “Wavelength. Retiring after 25 years of service. Miss Jean Risen served punch at the Honors Tea. (Left) Mrs. Paula Trapp answers one of the many calls she receives during a normal day. (Above) Mr. Clinton discusses some South American geogra- phy with his Spanish class. Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Steve Burlison, Editor 4 Limestone High Marching Band A Winner Mr. Charles Cunningham Trumpets: first row—D. Norman, D. Strickler, S. Patton, C. Doubet, J. Director Peterson, second row—D. Forsman, M. Swank, V. Reyling, M. Knollenberg, D. Yocum, third row—D. McDuff, L. Cunningham, K. Adams. Basses and Baritones: T. Brill, K. Holman, J. Mullineaux, C. Eyer. French Horns: C. Payne, T. Hetzel, M. Hetzel, D. Hendricks. Trombones: V. Hickman, C. Reavley, D. Hickman. B. Womack, L. Couch. 188 Organization Percussions: first row—S. Bastidas, A. Meyer, M. Wolstenholme second row—D. Tomlianovich, D. Geer, E. Pickle, D. McMillan, J Sale, third row—A. Pickle, C. Butler. R. Anderson, T. Williamson. Second Year in Santa Claus Parade! Clarinets: first row—K. Heyl, L. Graber, A. Geier, S. Burlison, T. Willoughby, A. Cramer, second row—K. Sprague, K. Dunne, K. Gossett, A. Schlosser, J. Jorgenson, A. Tapping, K. Walters, third row—C. Flutes: first row—D. Reyling, S. Kelley, S. Snyder, C. Fox, second row — B. Huff, C. Blaylock, K. Swearingian, C. Hill, third row —L. Leary, R. Blackard, K. Shawgo, K. Chambers. C. Hillesheim Icenogle, T. Tripp, K. Nakken, T. Bennett. “ f ' I 7| Oboes and Bassoons: first row —M. —m____JJ Wolstenholme, C. Butler, R. Anderson, second Flutes: first row —G. Strode, R. Rogers, S. Wallace, G. Bragg, T. row—S. Bastidas, K. Hidden, J. Snyder. Lammert, second row—J. Guppy, J. Snyder, K. Hidden, J. Smith, third row—K. Reynolds, J. Stone, D. Trapp, J. Rhea, D. Cadle. Raising Big Money For New Uniforms Mary Wolstenholme, Rozanna Anderson, and Troy Lane keep up the beat at an assembly. The marching band is one of the main attractions at the homecoming parade. The concert band finishes its spectacular performance at the winter concert. Varsity band: First row—C. Hogan, V. Mattson, R. Eden, S. Guinn, L. Brill, H. Gray, C. Worner, Second row—D. McMillan, L. Barnett, A. Jenkins, A. Eliott, L. Smallwood. J. Krog. S. Svob, S. Beasley. Third row—T. Jenkins, T. Beckman, D. Stanton, B. Bouchcz, J. Pape. Fourth row—C. Eycr. M. Toland, S. Simmon, B. Childers. M. Womack. J. DeRagisch. D. Hughes. 190 Organizations Band Has Selling Projects rlag Team: First row—L. Cunningham. W. Heuermann, C. Blaylock, K. Staub. S. Fife. J. lanes, D. Johnigk, Second row—D. Strickler, L. Brill. M. Nelson, K. Bennett, C. Mitchell. M. shirley. A. Forgason. Third row—A. Elliott. K. DeTrempe. M. Womack. K. Williams. M. •Imore. D. Kendall. Leading the band at the homecoming pa- rade is the Honor guard. Honor guard: A. King, S. Hill, J. Tucker. M. Royer, K. Kirkbride Beginning band—M. Allen. R. Mcardy, K. Gregory, K. Reynolds, T. Greeley, Second row—D. Stanton. J. Reynolds, B. Herring, Third row—M. Wolfe, K. Mennes. Rifle team: M. Welsh. L. Bitner. K. Dudley. “Wanna Buy A Pizza Kit?” Organizations 191 Darrin Forsman Receives Award at Oakland Dan Norman received the John Philip Sousa Award and Darrin Forsman received th Louis Armstrong Award on awards night. Bryant Womack gives a hearty breath to his trombone solo. Jazz Band: First row—J. Windsor, G. Strode, H. Sullivan. J. DePinto, K. Chambers, K. Reynolds, Second row—D. Manning. D. Geer, V. Hickman, L. Couch, B. Womack, C. Eyer, D. McMullen. C. Cunningham, Third row—R. Rogers, C. Doubet, D. Yocum, J. Peterson, D. Norman, D. Forsman, K. Stewart, C. Kortemeier, (not pictured, D. Hickman). 192 Organizations Talent Definitely Obvious At Limestone Fiddler Mike Johnson tries to scratch out a “It’s no disgrace to be poor, but it’s no great honor either.” claims Tevya as he settles back simple tune without breaking his neck. and dreams of being a rich man. Bill did a superb job in the part. Thanks Bill. “It’s a miracle!” Cathy Butler and Steve Hines as Tzeitel and Mod- el “I tell you. Golde. I’ve got the greatest match for your Tzeitel.” says Yenta the matchmaker, played by Tammy Williams. Golde was played by Julie Rosenbohm. Swing Choir Performs for Area Teachers First row: P. Ncgley, J. Rapp, L. Meardy, A. Williams. R. Barrow, K. Adams, J. Boyce, S. Andrews. J. Peterson, L. Burgess, D. DeMay. L. Yerby, H. Salter, A Homan. Second row: K. Bartell, C. Butler, A. Wil- liams. K. Maricle, V. Brcssner, T. Churchill, M. Hetzel. S. Hines. G. Bell, D. Hinrichs, S. Williams, P. Stone, M. Sapp. T. Williams, A. Burgess Third row: T. Burcham, K. Jordan, L. Brown, J. Heaton, E. Powell, R. Thompson, B. Gabelhausen, R. Byrne, R. Hcyl, L. Nielson, K. Ketcham, M. Weaver. S. Dawson, K. Wuehle, C. Groeper Fourth row: K. Swearingian, K. Reynolds, J. Rosenbohm, M. Grubb. J. Meister, R. Wagler, S. Woerner, J. Carpa, R. Chitwood, B. Womack, P. Smith, T. Wittmcr. D. Johnson. K. Heyl, R. Jester, R. Nash, K. Chambers. 194 Organizations First row: M. Guthrie, D. Thompson. T. Bennett. V. Hetzel, H. Griswald, L. Bitner, S Heppenstall, Second row: C. Gard, M. Frazier. S. Neal. T. Bealmer, K. Clauser, P. Meeks Third row: S. Rick, S. Reedy, K. French, A. Doubet. First row: M. Hetzel. A. Williams, P. Negley, S. Williams. Second row: S. Woerner, R. Jesl er, M. Sapp. S. Hines, Third row: B. Gabelhausen, C. Butler, K. Chambers, T. Churchill Fourth row: J. Peterson, A. Williams, T. Williams, P. Smith. girls chorus: First row—J. McCord, M. Womack, S. James. R. Presley, D. Edwards, Herrmann, Second row—D. Peters. T. Tjarks. S. Simmons. C. Reynolds. C. Hogan, B. Bax- B. Childers, Third row—K. Nielson. K. Holt, C. Shudde, T. Garrett. T. Tripp. L. Ander- S. Miller. All Choirs Sing For Spring Concert boys chorus: First row—J. Dunlap. S. Ahten, R. Meardy, T. Jenkins, J. Le Lai. Second row—D. Anglin, C. Smcltzer. T. Strecpcr, D. Chapman. B. The concert Choir prepares for its winter concert. Organizations 195 AMULET Staff Captures Year in Pictures AMULET STAFF: first row—Mark Wagner, Joi Hagel, second row—Jeff Carlson, third row—Steve Burlison, Sheila Meier, Shelly McGath, fourth row—Joann Snyder David Owen. Not Pictured: Carla Doubet. Steve Burlison Seniors Organizations 196 Organizations Mr. Michael Rule Adviser Jeff Carlson Faculty Joi Hagel Sophomores Sheila Meier Freshmen Joann Snyder Juniors Mark Wagner Photographer irxks Editor Dave Owen frantically searches the contact book for some like picture that might be used to complete a deadline. Savidge and Ferry Big Hit with Students nne Ferry and Martin Savidge presented the Miss Photogenic awards before an enthusiastic audience. Joann Snyder and Carla Doubet revealed the AMULET cover for the 1983 yearbook. aria Doubet, a member of the AMULET staff, worked on le index and helped other staff members with their sections. Bob Bussiere, an exceptional talent, made a few small contributions to the design of the division pages of the yearbook. A speechless Mr. Gross accepted the dedication on behalf of himself and Mrs. Gross. Organizations 197 National Honors Society National Honors Society: First Row—B. Bratton. T. Williams. A. Williams. J. Schmitt, K. Chambers. P. Negley, J. Wetterauer, S. McGath. T. Higgenbothum. C. Grocper, D. Norman. J. Peterson, C. An- derson. K. Sprague. C. Noe. Second row—B. White. A. Williams. L. Grabcr. J. Hoss. M. Maloney, J. Adams. D. Heitzman. C. Butler. J. Wright. R. Guppy. B. Ridgely, E. Pickel, L. Cloat, R. Lcddy. J. Harshbarger. C. Siebel, M. Kauffman. T. Christiansen. Third row—L. Hornbacker, A. Kasap, R. Hermann. P. Stone. B. Schultz. K. Reynolds. D. Owen. R. Simmons. D. Welch. M. Maher. B. Gabelhausen. J. Rosenbohm. K. Heyl, B. Platt, D. Higgens. K. Reynolds. J. Kerr. S. Crank Spanish Honors Society Mr. William Thomas, advisor Mr. Jack Clinton, advisor German Honors Society Spanish Honors Society: First row—J. Tjaden, C. Noe. B. White, Mr. Jack Clintoi Second row—B. Bratton. M. Wolstenholme, K. Jordcn, R. Anderson, D. Farciert, Demmin. Third row—J. Schafer. M. Schmit, N. Beck. K. Widmcr, M. Sullivan. Meyers, T. Williams. A. Williams. L. Hoffman Fourth row—K. DeTrempe, B. Ridgel; M. Weaver. M. Harper, K. Ketcham, C. Crumby. A. Foster. J. DePinto German Honor Society: First row—E. Bjorklund. C. Hill. J. Meister, Johnigk. Mr. William Thomas. Second row—C. Doran. J. Boerckel, 198 Organizations Lindner. B. Irwin. D. Heitzman. Third row—M. Johnson. D. Hickman. Welch. M. Almasi. D. Frank Key Club Steno Club First row: J. Williamson. M. Schmit. J. Schaefer, M. Swank, S. Patton, P. Negley, C. Noe, Second row: K. Meyers, B. Kiefer, J. Windsor, B. Foster. D. Heitzman, M. Guthrie. S. McGath, Third row: K. French, M. Johnson, K. Luster, D. Welch, M. Maher, B. Schultz. R. Krupps. First row: J. Schmitt. M. Crank. S. McGath. S. Wallace. D. DeRagisch, Mrs. Jean Risen, Second row: R. Leddy, K. Widmer, M. Blackaby, S. Behrends, L. Davis, J. Broadstone, L. Graber. Mrs. Jean Rison, advisor Graphic Arts Club row: K. Haas, C. Glossick, V. Bressner, M. Kauffman, R. M. Grieshaber, Mr. Richard Baylor, Second row: L. Davis, G. Simmons. M. Trotter, D. Barr. L. Jones. B. Knight. D. Mulligan, Third row: S. Sampier, R. Hermann, T. Gentry, W. Hammer. R. Wherley, T. Steer. M. Maher. I 1 Mr. Richard Baylor, advisor Organizations 199 Lettermans Club First row: A. Lagaspi, M. Hetzel. B. Parrish, A. Bennett. S. Durdel, K. Hamra, K. Widmer. S. McGath, J. Schmitt. V. Demmin. D. Meinders. J. Schilling. M. Hoffman, C. Noe. C. Noe. M. Kauffman. Second row: S. Reid. J. Wright. D. Reyling, M. Uphoff, S. Patton, M. Maloney. D. Heitzman, L. Jepson, R. Leddy, J. Jacobs. B. Platt, T. Dunham. B. Irwin, H. Sullivan, M. Swank, P. Negley, J. Peterson, Third row: T. Bramham, L. Hornbacker, A. Kasap, M. Hagel. R. Petty. D. Jones. J. Adams. M. Head. D. Rhea, D. Cook. M. Newport, L. Lipke, R. Eichorn. D. Hickman, T. Carter. M. Blackaby. J. Harshbarger, S. Meir, Fourth row: S. Crank, S. Heathcoat. D. Higgins. D. Lauterbach, J. Dusch, D. Owen, D. Hauk, B. Swingle, D. Welch, R. Woerly, K. Holman, J. Nelson, R. Simmons. D. Beckert, C. Skotnicki, M. Knox. T. Curry. Engravers Club Mrs. Y. Allsop Miss C. Gago advisor. advisor Debate First row: M. Blass. V. Mattson, C. Kennedy. Second row: Miss C.C. Gago. B. Douglas, L. Test, E. Winter. R. Kline. Mrs. Allsop, Third row: J. Miller. B. Pullium, J. Clark, T. Curry. Mrs. Katrina Heden and Mrs. Patri- cia Wagner, advisors. First row: S. Rick. J. Nau. J. DePinto, C. Payne. Second row: B. Willett, S. Heppenstall, T. Greenslate, J. Hacker. 200 Organizations Student Council Officers Mrs. Phyllis Doxstador, adviser. Mr. James Brockman, advisor. Mr. Gordon Wassell, advisor. Council Officers: J. Wetterauer, C. Noe. A. Burgess. H. Salt- -irst row: J. Tjaden, B. Keckler, L. Perina, K. Mabis, C. Noe. S. Shallenberger, 2. Noe, Second row: T. Vanderheiden, K. Schepke, P. Meeks, J. Williamson, S. ndrews, K. Bartell, M. Wolstenholme, S. Sears, J. Rapp, L. Yerby, T. Modglin, ). Rybezyk. Third row: L. Burgess. J Harshbarger, K. Reynolds. J. Riggenbach, 3. Johnigk, J. Lambie, L. Tapping, K. McCurdy. S. Dawson, N. Beck. R. Ander- ;on. T. Christianson, P. Negley, Fourth row: T. Fales, J. Kerr, M. Sapp, E. Jowell, R. Woerley, M. Johnson. L. Wilson. K. Holt, R. Heyl, D. Trapp. M. Welsh, K. French, B. Ridgely, M. Sullivan, K. Milligan. The Student Council is the student governing body of the bigh school. Seven members are elected from each class in the spring of the year; freshmen are elected following the end of the first grading period in the fall after the first report card has been issued. While the individual representatives are elected from the respective classes, the president and vice-president are elected from the student body at large. The Student Council is responsible for planning most of the student activities which are conducted throughout the school year. Some of the traditional activities include Homecoming, Thanksgiving Baskets. Christmas Door Decorations, Spirit Week, Vice-Versa Week, and various dances throughout the year. The Student Council meets daily, during first hour, with its advisers, Mr. Brockman and Mr. Wassell. The 1982-83 council was led by Jody Wetterauer, president. Cindy Noe. vice-president, Amy Burgess, sec- retary, and Holly Salter, treasurer. Our congratulations to the 1982-83 Student Council for a job well done. Ushers Usherettes itudent Council: First row—C. Noe, L. Brown, J. Wetterauer, R. Grace. A. lurgess. Second row—H. Salter. S. Sears, V. Bressner, D. Welch, L. Shephard. i. Foster, S. Evans. Budget Cuts Bring Down Aviation Program Mr. Mike Rule, advisor. i First row: J. Houle. B. Bussiere, T. Stear. L. Nielson. K. Holman. T. Dunne. Jets Team Peer Counselors 202 Organizations First row: J. DePinto, E. Bjorklund, B. White, L. Parr. R. Anderson. C. Noe, Second row: R: Bomhold, D. Hickman, M. Almasi, J. Cruthis, S. Crank, D. Heitzman. A. Holman, L. Carrol, K. Gammel. M. Magner, L. Crank. Second row: A Calhoun. L. Burgess. J. Calhoun, J. Snyder, T. Vanderheiden, N. Fales, T Christianson, Third row: A. Doubet, J. Carpa, R. Chitwood, C. Wells. E. Powell T. Prichard. Cloat Reflects School Life in Limelight Amanda Beadles Amy Calhoun John Kerr Kari Massey Kim Maule Amy Myers )eanna Thompson Lori Weisser Dave Welch Amy Calhoun and Deanna Thompson sell another issue. Organizations 203 Deca Co-op 1st Row—Mr. Sanders. S. Shallenbarger, P. Knutt, T. Gunzenheiser, M. Bloompott, K. Blaylock, C. Glossick. 2nd Row—J. Vogel. B. Meyer. R. Krupps, T. Ehrat, G. i Mclntire, L. Brown. 3rd Row—S. Bclfield, B. Zook, T. Vaughn, M. Small, B. Kendall, B. Doering, C. Maness. J. Walker. T. Bale, B. Malone. M. Monroe. Mr. Konya. 2nd Row—J. Cruthis. J. May, C. O'Neill, L. King. B. Bucklin. 204 Organizations B. Keckler, J. Williamson. S. Meier. L. Wolfe, M. Genovese. D. Nau, Mrs. Ragain. 2nd Row—W. Douglas, J. Ramos, J. King, C. Strickland. R. Gunter. E. Denney. 3rd Row—K. French. M. Weber. B. Hawkins, L. McWhirter, M. Thomas, B. Starkey, J. Schneider. Art Club ART CLUB: 1st Row—P. Jacobs, A. Nelson, D. Massey, T. Durham. Miss Jennings. 2nd Row—J. Lyons, B. Closen, T. Vanderheiden. C. Carney, S. Roach, A. Geier, M. Kauffman. 3rd Row—R. Karmcnzind, D. Crisfield, B. Stephanoff, S. Smith. D. Byrd, D. Jones. P. Slater. 4th Row—D. Fourdyce, B. Tritsch, P. Smith. L. Wilson. R. Powell, G. Dries, G. Muzzarelli. GERMAN CLUB: 1st Row-J. Mcistcr, E. Bjorklund. C. Hill. 2nd Row—D. Johnigk, D. Frank, J. Boerckel, C. Doran, B. Irwin. 3rd Row — M. Johnson, D. Hickman, D. Welch, M. Almasi, D. Heitzman. German Club Health Center Helpers HEALTH CENTER HELPERS: P. Slater. A. King. T. Branham. R. Eden. Organizations 205 Office Occupations Co-op Mrs. Mary Lou Hott 1st Row—L. McCollum, W. Gibson, T. Howard. D. Mitchell. D. DeRagisch. 2nd Row—S. McGath, S. Wallace, J. Schaffer, M. Penwell, K. Milligan. 3rd Row—A. Sale, L. Davis, M. Crank, K. Kohal, Mrs. Hott. 1st Row—R. Presley. C. Noe, C. Noe. S. Bastidas. 2nd Row—P. Meeks. J. King. K. Chambers, T. Grcenslate, K. Schmutzler, T. Webb. 3rd Row—S. Heppenstall, V. Bressner, J. Carpa, B. Gabelhausen, A. Doubet, L. Hagel, M. Weaver. Science Club 206 Organizations 1st Row—T. Churchill, E. Bjorklund, C. Payne, C. Doran, G. Bell, M. Harper. Row—J. Beadles, E. Pickel, T. Glaue, R. Sathoff. J. Guthrie, K. Dudley, B. Aberle. Guidance Helpers GUIDANCE HELPERS: 1st Row—B. Russell. D. Miller, C. Mitchell. K. Blaylock. L. Braden. P. Negley, L. Tapping. J. Ellwanger, A. Forgason, D. Fife, J. Fletcher, P. Davis, J. Tjaden, R. Riggen, G. Gaa. 2nd Row—T. Burcham, L. Smalley. T. Jenkins, L. Hornbacker, S. Mingus. T. Parker. M. Newport, C. Gard, J. Smith, J. Harshbarger, M. Guilliams, P. Eckhold, L. Genovese, K. Mullineaux. 3rd Row—D. Trapp. T. Fels, M. Hagel, M. Knox, J. Stone, M. Almasi, D. Johnson. R. Byrne. R. Eichorn, B. Deemer, J. Kirk, B. Platt, J. Hoss, K. Ketcham. .A.S.P. (Rocket All Star Performers) 1st Row—L. Brown, T. Bonnell, T. endricks. P. Meeks, S. Fitzgerald. 2nd Row—V. Mattson, A. Myers, M. rubb, K. Nielson, K. Gammel, S. Edwards. 3rd Row—H. Griswold, R. athoff, S. Heppenstall, A. Doubet, D. Tomlianovich, C. Payne. T. reenslate. 4th Row—K. Holt, C. Wells, B. Gabelhausen, T. Wittmer, L. J. Carpa. K. Holt. and Audio Visual Helpers: 1st Row—J. Kerr. W. Russell, S. O’Dell, . Moran, T. Webb. 2nd Row—K. Becker. M. Elmore, P. Murphy, A. Elliot, . Heffern, K. Cramer. 3rd Row—T. Stickelmaier, D. Walsh, G. Hanneman, . Flynn, M. Lorentz, T. Krause. Library Helpers Mrs. K. Buzbee Adviser Mr. D. Bangert Adviser Organizations 207 Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising C.R. Cook Furs and Fashions—Metro Center Shelly McGath, editor Welcome to the end of the trail in skating pleasure Herniam Inc. 2265 West Altorfer Drive. Peoria. Illinois Phone 692-2400 BARTONVILLE insurance agency Lisa enjoys the Norwegian Fox jacket with matching hat. 4620 N. University Metro Centre • Expert Restyling • Skilled Repairs • Quality Furs • Master Craftsmanship Style Creation • Fur Cleaning Glazing “Furs by phone C. R. 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Troy Vaughn Congratulations Troy! We are proud of you and wish you much success and happiness. Love, Dad, Mom, Randy, Lucy, Terry, Jan. Dust, April, Kent, and Jennifer Todd Cowen Congratulations Todd! We’re very proud of you and wish you the very best in the future. Love, Mom, Gene. Kelly, and Greg Mark A. Wagner Best wishes Mark, May your life be filled with happiness and all your goals achieved. Mom and Dad Vicky Hand Congratulations Vicky! You have made us very proud. We wish you much happiness and success always. Love, Mom, Dad, and Jeff Jay Furniss Thank you Jay. I’m very proud of you. You have your dreams and goals. Now you can go after them. Find them with happiness. I love you, Mom Link, You made it! We’re proud of you. Good luck in whatever you undertake. We love you. Mom and Dad Bobbi Jo Keckler Portraits of Distinguished Quality Shelly McGath Class of '83 RemWutt 1024 S. 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Advertising 215 VILLAGE Flower and Gift Shop 5909 South Adams Street Bartonville Bartonville, Hardware Company Mrs. Earl McCoy, Owner General Hardware Window Glass —Housewares Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Garden Equipment Lawnboy — McCulloch — T oro Stihl Chainsaws —Gift Items Lucas Paint Phone 697-2111 Phone 697-4440 Deliveries to Greater Peoria Area 5615 South Adams Street Bartonville Across the street from the bank Weddings — Funerals — Fresh Flowers — Plants Congratulations to the Class of ’83 ILLINI FOUNDRY CO 1100 SW Adams Peoria, 111 61607 Telephone 697-3124 Quality castings in Brass, Cooper, Aluminum and Grey Iron any quality - from prototype to thousands YOU CONVENIENT 24-HOUR BANKING WHERE YOU LIVE, WORK, OR SHOP A HIADISON — Park 3ank 3100 W. Harmon Highway • Main at University Pooria, III. 61601 • Phono 637-3611 MEMBER F.D.I.C. Member MONEY CENTER RAFF Window Shade Service Featuring Draperies Mylar Sun Shades Venetian Blinds and Window Shades Cleaning—Taping—Repairing Phone 674-1915 1216 SW Adams Street—Peoria, Illinois Advertising 217 Hold Fast to Your Dreams Jody Wetterhauer Congratulations Jody, You have made us proud parents. We do love you. Mom and Dad Lisa McCollum Congratulations Lisa, You have made us very happy and proud. We wish you success and happiness in everything you do. Love. Mom. Dad, and Kevin Steven C. Belfield Congratulations Steve! We are very proud to be the parents of such a wonderful son, our “Gift of God.” We wish you the best of everything in the future. All our love. Mom and Dad Lori Peterman Lori, Wherever you go. whatever you do, be happy and know that we love you. Mom. Keith. Lisa, and Brian Congratulations Homer! We are very proud of you. Best of luck in the future. Love, Mom and Dad Homer Elam Congratulations Tami, We are very proud of you and wish you much success and happiness in the future. Love. Mom and Gene Tamara Lynn Christiansen Congratulations Allyn. You are a fine son, and I wish you much success in the future. Love, Mom Allyn Leigh Lauterbach Diane Schmidt Diane, We always knew you could make it! Congratu- lations and good luck in the future! Love. Dad. Mom. Donnie. Debbie, and Darlena Dear Julie. You've been a great blessing to us. and we’re so very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Julie Kay Rosenbohm Poula, As you ramble on in life, remember the good years we had together. Best of luck always. We love you! Mom and Dad Lisa L. Tapp Juanita Turpin Nita, To a super daughter —You have brought sun- shine and joy to our lives. God be with you al- ways. Love you, Mom, Dad, Kari, Lisa, and Darren Tracey L. Howard Congratulations Tracey! We love you and are proud to have you as a daughter. Thank you for bringing much happi- ness into our lives. Dad and Mom Tom Dunne Congratulations T.R. ! We shall always remember the good times, excitement, and your determination on the way up from the Freshmen Team. Mom, Dad, J.R.”, and Four Grandparents Lisa: To our wonderful daughter. May God bless you as He has blessed us with you. We love you. Mom. Dad. Kari. Nita, and Darren Lisa Perina QA� , THE COUNTRY STUDIO % 6328 S. Navajo Dr. Bartonville, Illinois 61607 PHOTOGRAPHY Congratulations to the Class of ’83 James E. Bartell Insurance Agency For All Your Insurance Needs 617 W. Garfield Phone 697-6111 KRIS BARTELL ’83 Congratulations to Kris Bartell, daughter of Jim and Nadine Bartell, on her graduation this year. KRIS BARTELL Bartonville, Illinois New, Used, and Rebuilt Auto Parts Neal’s Auto Parts, Inc. Free Teletype and Long Line Computer Service 3727 W. Farmington Road —Peoria, Illinois Across From the Peoria Speedway Phone 673-7404 Open Weekdays 5:30 P.M. In State Watts 800 322-2210 220 Advertising We Believe in You! Congratulations Chris. We are proud of you and wish you every hap- piness for your future. Love. Mom. Dad. and Doug Dan Heitzman We are very proud to be the parents of such a fine young man. Be happy and let God be part of your every decision. Mom and Dad Congratulations on your graduation! Start each day with prayer; Jesus will meet you there. Goals and victories are won Thru Jesus. God’s son. Love. Mom and Dad Lynn Straub One of life’s blessings is having a son like you. We are proud of your accomplishments and the person you are. May God walk with you al- ways. Love. Mom. Dad. and Kim Thomas Schepke ichael Schenck ryant V. Womack Xr'.sta Schlosser Mike. We are very proud of you and wish you much success in the future. Love. Mom. Dad. and Steve Bryant, We wish you the very best. Always keep Jesus number one in your life. You have been a joy to us. Love. Your Family Congratulations Anita! We are proud of you and wish you much success and happiness in the future. Love. Mom. Dad, and Michael Congratulations Kathy! You are always our pride and joy. May God be with you in all you do now and forever. Love ya! Mom. Dad. and Jill Kathleen Marie Dunne Many exciting, new beginnings, and “opening nights” at Limestone. With your sense of hu- mor. it’s been fun. Our prayer is for your con- tinued success. Romans 8:28. Love, Mom and Dad Bill Gabelhausen What can we say, except you’ve made us proud. Your smile lights up the world around you. for you arc My Sunshine. Mom and Dad Tammy Sue Williams Bret H. Bruce Bret, Congratulations! You’ve made it. May God bless you and be with you. We love you. Dad, Mom, and Greg Brad Bucklin Brad, Congratulations and good luck. Your future is tomorrow. Set your goals high, and you will succeed. Love. Mom and Dad Leann Lynn Davis Leann, May you always have much happiness and success in your many years ahead. Congratulations! Love. Mom and Dad Kelly Mulligan Congratulations Kelly, We arc proud of you and hope your future is full of success, good luck, and happiness al- ways. Love, Dad. Mom. Dick and David Seniors 221 Jeannine’s School of Dance The Dance Connection Specializing in Ballet Tap Acrobatic Modern Jazz Toe 5801 SW Washington Street Bartonville Phone 697-2712 Another knows best. Extra fuses are as close as Convenient Food Mart. So are frozen pizzas, potato Chios, and cold drinks to go ELMER LUTHY INSURANCE AGENCY i CONVENIENT Kenneth W. Roe 913 W. Garfield Bartonville. Illinois (jL 7 FOOD MART Member of National Independent Agents Association Member of Peoria Independent Agents Association 801 ciub BARTONVILLE Lunches Served Daily 10:30 — 3:00 Dinners 4:00—11:00 p.m. Wed. thru Sat. Specials —Prime Rib, Seafood, BB-Q Ribs, and Steak HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION FEATHERS S FINS PET SHOP CHARLEY 81 LYNDA THOMPSON 5907 s vv Adams St owners Bartonville. IL 61 €07 697-0972 2232 S.VV. Adams Street. Peoria. Illinois 61602 Phone 674-3121 7625 N. University Street. Peoria. Illinois 61614 Phone 692-5111 1401 W. Garfield Avenue (Bartonville Square) 61607 Advertising 223 Denise Fife May the Future Fulfill Your Dreams Denise, We are very proud. May you continue to know God’s love for you. You have a special place in each of our hearts! Love. Mom, Dad, Susan, And Jason Todd Douglas Fels Dear Todd, You are the most precious gift we will ever receive. We will always be here for you. May you have life’s very best. Love always, Dad, Mom, and Pierre Diane Nau Congratulations Diane! May your life be happy and rewarding. We’re proud of you, and we love you! Mom, Dad, and Jerry Good luck. With much love goes with you all days. Mom. Dad. Leisa, and Doug Deidre Gerard Trethany, Congratulatins! I am very proud of the woma- you have grown to be. Always wear a smile and be happy. May God be with you. Love, Mom Congratulations Julie! We love you and are very proud of you. Keep your beautiful smile. May God bless you al- ways. Love, Mom. Dad. Jeff, and Jamie Julie Lynn Broadstone Congratulations Donna! We are proud of you. You’ve worked hard. We hope your life is filled with happiness and success. Love, Mom and Dad Donna Kaye Mitchell Joe. Congratulations! Thank you for using the abilities God gave you. May your goals in life be reached. Love, Dad, Mom, John, and Shelly Joe Kerr Kel, How very proud we are of all you’ve accom- plished. You’ve filled our lives with beautiful music and much love. The future’s yours; go for it! Mom and Dad Kellie Jean Chambers Lori. Congratulations! You’ve brought love, joy, and happiness into our lives. We will always be proud to be your parents and sister. Love you “Minnie”, Dad, Mom. Lisa, and Lolita Lori Jayne Braden “Somewhere my love ...” Grandma would have been so proud of you. Suzanne. We are too! May God bless you al- ways. Love. Mother, Dad, and Sharon Suzanne Marie Ferrie 58 Don Spangler Congratulations Don, We are very proud of you and wish you the very best life has to offer. We love you. Mom and Dad Angela Williams Ange, You are the Sunshine of our lives. The joy yoi have given us can never be replaced. We lov you and are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Chris, and Gina Jodi Heaton Congratulations Jodi— We love you and are very proud of you. Mucl happiness and success to you in the future. Mom, Dad, John, and Jeff one world, under God “Ye dwell in one world, and have been created through the operation of one Will. Blessed is he who mingleth with all men in a spirit of utmost kindness and love. ” From the Baha'i Sacred Writings the Baha’i Faith For Information Call: STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES-BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS STATE FARM INSURANCE Dan Hordesky Agent 911 W. Garfield Bartonville, Illinois 61607 Off. Phone: 697-9066 Res. Phone: 697-9265 Join Kevin and Lisa for a refreshing break! Join Your Friends Fora Refreshing Lunch Break ED REBBEC’S SPORT SHOP 701 McKinley Avenue Bartonville, Illinois 616 Your Complete Sports Store Letter Jack Phone 697-0432 3rhrnnan's KLEAN - RITE ( Cl CANEHS. INC. 1 DRIVE-IN 226 Adverting 4217 SW AdaiTIS Suede and Leather Cleaning DOUBLE CLEANED WITH PURE SOLVENT RJNS .1917 S. VI'. Adams St. 2617 N.E. Adams St. 627-440! 682-3436 Matthew Maher Be Optimistic — Do the Right Thing! Matt. Congratulations! We are very proud of you and wish you the best future anyone can have. Love, Mom, Dad, Dennis, and Karen Now that you made our dreams come true. I hope you will be able to do the same for yours. Congratulations! Mom and Dad Michelle T. Bloompott Julie Schneider Congratulations Julie, We’re very proud to have such a beautiful daughter like you. We pray that all your dreams will come true. Love always. Mom, Dad, and Doug Congratulations Julie! We are proud, we are grateful, we love you. God bless. Mom. Dad, and Mike Julie Anne Ellwanger Dorain Kay Farciert Deb. You have been our joy and happiness. Always remember this—Be confident in one thing, that God who has begun a good work in you will perfect it. We love you. Jim and Bob Congratulations Dorain, You did it all . . . You did it your way. Nosotros son muy orgullosa de ti. Con mucho carino. Tu Familia Some future day. you’ll know the love and pride we have for you. May God always keep you sweet and wise, as you are now. Your Grandparents, Jack and Margie Duttarer Congratulations Molly, You have made us very proud of you. We wish you much success and happiness in the future. Love, Dad, Mom, Lori, and Rick Jamie, You have been a joy in our lives. Our pride in you is exceeded only by our love for you. God bless you. Your Family Jamelle Beth Harshbarger Congratulations Rhonda, We’re so proud of you. Stay as happy as you are. May God bless you. Dad, Paula. Barry, and Bruce Rhonda L. Campen Lori Cullen Congratulations Lori, You will always be our pride and joy. We’ll al- ways love you. Dad. Debbie, and Lynn Mark Trotter Congratulations Mark! We wish you much happiness and success al- ways. Love. Mom. Dad, Angie, and Mike We are all so proud of you. Mom. Dad. and Shannah Congratulations! Suzanne and Charles Jennifer RoseAn King Kathy Lynn Meier Galations 5:0 A little leaven leaveneth the whole lump. Love, Mom and Mike Denise A. Cook Be Everything You Can Be Denise, Thank you for being everything we could possi- bly want in a daughter. We have enjoyed all your accomplishments in and out of school. Dad. Mom, Jeannine, Scott, and Jason Congratulations Debby, May God continue to bless your faith, love, strength, and courage in everything you do. Sharing these years with you has been a bless- ing. We love you, Nanny and Grandpa Deborah Strickler Candy Lea Fox Candy, You are the joy of our lives. You are the perfect daughter. We hope all of your dreams come true. With love. Mom and Dad Congratulations Rhonda, May God be with you in all you plan to do after graduation. We believe in you and love you. Love, Mom. Dad. and Malinda Dear Clark. We are proud of your accomplishments and most particularly of you! Love, Mom and Dad Clark Anderson Dean. Congratulations on a job well done. We are very proud of you. May happiness and success follow you always. Love, Mom, Dad. Kenny, Troy, and Kim William Dean Yocum Congratulations Terri. We wish you good luck and happiness in all you do. Love. Dad, Mom, and Todd Terri Higginbotham Congratulations on your graduation! You are “Quality.” We love you and arc very proud of you. Gregory Danzer Congratulations Lisa May the future fulfill your dreams and bring you years of success and happiness. Love, Mom Lisa Grim Chris Dearing Chris. Your kindness toward others will help you climb the mountain of success. Walk Proud, for the path you walk will be lined with gold. We love you. Mom and Dad Congratulations Tod. Be happy; shoot for the moon. And most of all, be at peace with yourself!! God loves you and so do we!! Mom and Dad Tod Lee Bramham r r Mark Hagel Mark. Congratulations! You have made us proud. We love you very much. Love, Mom and Dad Jim Thomason We are very proud of you Jim. Congratulations on everything you have done. Good luck in your future. We love you. Mom and Dad Your will to achieve in high school was not nearly as important as your will to prepare for the future. Our love. Dad, Mom. Chris, and Cocoa Melissa Newport ASSOCIATES IN DENTISTRY LTD FAMILY DENTAL CENTER 617 W. Garfield Avenue, Bartonville Phone 697-2228 Individually Designed Bartonville. IL 61607 Wedding Cakes Phone (309) 697-8372 Congratulations to the Class of ’83 B K Drive-In Liquors Free Delivery Free Parking BOGARD IS QUALITY” Hours: 9 to S Monday Thru Friday 9 to 6 Saturday 9 to J pan. on Sunday Full Line Drug Store Complete Prescription Service Substation — Limestone Branch U.S. Post Office Friends Not Customers BOGARD DRUG STORES 1108 Garfield Avenue Bartonville There's one Near You IIOIA Garfield Phone 697-5335 Bartonville Felix D. and Ruby L. Rittmann Advertising 229 JjP ✓ • f y The Barbers Ltd., we are concerned about you and what you want done with your hair. At The Barbers Ltd., we specialize in cuts, shaping, and styling of all lengths of hair children and adults. At The Barbers Ltd., we supply a variety of products for healthier skin and hair. Come Visit Us Soon at 2014 W. Farmington Road (Just across from Bradley Park) Phone 674-1366 both for THE BARBERS LTD. The Limestone Bowlers BARTONVILLE VILLAGE PHARMACY 5906 South Adams St. Phone 697-2495 8 a.m.—9 p.m. Daily—Sun. and Holidays 9 a.m. — 1 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Home of the Limestone Bowling League AIRPORT BOWL Come in to Village Pharmacy and see our complete line of photo supplies, cosmetics, sundries, and notions. 15 S. Maxwell Rd. 697-4500 The Limestone Bowling League spends many hours enjoying the unsurpassed facilities of AIRPORT BOWL Free delivery Prescription Specialists. Advertising 231 Keep Your Deelina DeRagisch Declina. Congratulations! You are a wonderful daughter and sister with many, many talents. You mean so much to us. Love. Mom. Dad, and Jimmy Goals High Brian Platt Congratulations to a son who has made us proud in all his accomplishments. You will succeed in everything you do with God’s help. Love, Mother and Dad Sheri Behrends Sheri. Congratulations! We are very proud of you. May God guide your footsteps in any path you choose. Love. Mom, Dad, Chris, and Scott Sandra Kelley May this be an exciting, new beginning for you. We’re both proud of you. You’re a wonderful daughter. Love, Mom and Dad David Welch May God continue to guide you and give you peace, happiness, success, and love. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Beth Kim French Kim, We are very proud of you. May you find all the happiness you deserve in everything you do. We love you. Mom, Dad, Kelly, and Kevin Beverly Huff Congratulations Bev! We love you, and we are very proud of you. Keep God first in all you do, and He will see you through. Love, Dad, Mom, Brother, and Sisters Jill Ramos Congratulations Jill! You have made us very happy and proud of you. May peace, happiness, success, and love be with you forever. God bless. Love, Mom, Dad. and Jeff Scott, Congratulations, best wishes, and much love. From your Family Scott A. Faulkner Congratulations Keith, We have always been proud of you. We wish for you all the best life has to offer. Love. Mom, Dad, Kevin, and Craig Keith Sprouse Scott Pitcher Scott, Congratulations! Wishing you good luck, success, happiness, and love in the future. Remember, we all love you. Your Family Anita Louise Geier God will truly bless a wonderful daughter wh( has given so much pride, joy, love, and happi ness to others. 1 am so proud of you! Love, Mom We love you and wish only, the best for you i; your future. Good luck Mom, Dad, Lorey, Trisha, and Mike Michelle Rene Genovese Amy Burgess Sing the song of life with a happy note an your special smile. Love you. Mom, Dad, and Family Best Wishes for Bill Ridgely' Congratulations Bill, We are very proud of all your accomplish- ments, but we are mostly proud of having such a wonderful son. Love. Mom and Dad a Bright Future Congratulations Sue! You are one terrific young woman. I wish you happiness, success, and love. Mom Susan M. Scurlock Congratulations Jeff! All our best wishes for the future! 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LINDA (10) 105.191.190 BRILL. THOMAS (12) 54.188.13 BRINING. MARK (9) 117 BROADSTONE. JULIE (12) 54.224.199 BROKAW. ROSALIE (11) 93 BROOKS. KRISTINE (11) 93 BROOKS. TODD (9) 117.147.159 BROWN. CRYSTAL (11) BROWN. DARNELL (9) 117 BROWN. DAWN (12) 54 BROWN. DONALD (12) 54 BROWN. GREGORY (9) 118.143 BROWN. KRISTA (12) 54 BROWN. LAURA (9) 118.105.204.207 BROWN. LAURANCE (10) 130.134.159 BROWN. LORI (11) 93.192.146 BROWN. LYNNE 93 BROWN. PAMELA (9) 118.161.160.170 BROWN. TANA (10) 26.105.114 BROWN. THOMAS (11) 94 BRUCE. BRET (12) 54,221 BRUCE. ERIC (9) 118.142.165 BRUCE. KRISTI (9) BRUETT. KRISTI (10) 113.170 BRUSH. JAMES (11) 94 BRYAN. BRENDA (11) 94 BRYAN. SHAWN (9) 118 BUCHANAN. JOY (11) BUCHANAN. STEPHANIE (10) 105 BUCK. JERRY (9) 118 BUCKLIN. BRADLEY (12) 54.221.204 BUHS. ANGELA (9) 118 BULLOCK. LISA (10) 105.166 BUNTING. JOHN (10) 105 BURBlbGE. ALLEN (10) 105 BURBIDGE. THERESA (11) 94 BURCHAM. TERESA (11) 94.192.207 BURDETTE. DANIEL (12) 54 BURDETTE. NOEL (10) 105 BURGESS. AMY (12) 54,232.192.16,160 BURGESS. LISA (11) 94.202.192,160 BURKE. DARRIN 94 BURLISON. STEPHEN (10) 105.189.196 BURNETT. LISA (10) 105 BURNETT. NIKKI (9) 118 BURNS. GREGORY (11) 94 BURNSIDE. CINDY (9) 118 BURNSIDE. SCOTT (12) BURTON. RONALD (9) 118.135 BUSBY. DERICE (10) 105 BUSH. RICHARD (12) BUSH. VICKY (9) 118 BUSHONG. VICKIE (9) BUSSIERE. ROBERT (12) 55.202.197 BUTLER. CATHERINE (12) 26.51.55.189. 188.198.192.41.38.87,193 BUTTON. GERALD (11) 94 BYARD. ANGELA (9) 118.151 BYRD. DONALD (9) 118.205 BYRD. MARY (10) 105 BYRNE. RICHARD (11) 94.143.192,164. 207.34 CADE. JANELL (10) 105 CADLE. RICHARD (10) 105.16.152 CAGLE. DUANE (9) 118.189 CAGLE. LEISA (10) 105.114. CAGLE. ROBBIE (12) 55,214 CAGLE. TIFFANI (10) 105 CALDER. APRIL (9) 118.26.166 CALHOUN. AMY (10) 105.202.113 CALHOUN. JULIA (12) 55.202 CALLAHAN. DANNY (10) 20.105.134 CALLEAR. RICHARD (12) 55 CAMDEN. TIMOTHY (12) 55.233 CAMP. DANIEL (12) 55 CAMPBELL. DANIEL (11) 94.126,155.154 CAMPBELL. STEPHENIE (11) 94 CAMPEN. GREGORY (11) 94 CAMPEN. RHONDA (12) 55.227 CAMPEN. SCOTT (10) 106 CAREY. JOHN (10) 106,140 CAREY. JOSEPH (10) 106 CAREY. RICHARD (12) CARLSON. JEFFERY (9) 118.126.196 CARLYLE. SCOTT (11) 94 CARLYLE. THOMAS (9) 118 CARNELL. JIMMIE (12) 55 CARNELL. MARK (9) 118 CARNEY. CHRISTOPHER (11) 205 CARPA. JOHN (10) 27.106.202.192.206. 207 CARPENTIER. THERESA (9) 118 CARPENTIER. TILDEN (12) 55 CARR. JENNIFER (12) 26.55 CARROLL. CINDY (9) 118 CARROLL. DAVID (9) 118.147.159 CARTER. CLAUDE (11) 94 CARTER. TRENTON (11) 94.130.200.164 CASKEY. MARCEE (10) CATON. ROSEMARIE (12) 55 CAUGHEY, HARRIET (10) 106 CHAMBERLAIN. DOUG (10) 106 CHAMBERLAIN. FELICIA (11) 94 CHAMBERLAIN. BRUCE (9) 118.152 CHAMBERS. KELLIE (12) 26.56.189.224. 198.192.11.206 CHANEY. CHARLES (11) 94.130 234 Index CHANEY. DONNA (10) 106 CHAPMAN. DAVID (9) 136.147.195 CHAPMAN. GREGORY (12) 56.136.137 CHAPMAN. MARK (11) 94.136.137.164 CHE. MUI (9) 118 CHE. PHON (9) CHIARAVALLE. AARON (12) 56.155,154 CHIARAVALLE. MARK (9) 118 CHIARAVALLE. TONY (10) 155.157.159 CHILDERS. BETTY (9) 118.190.195 CHITWOOD. DONDRA (9) 118 CHITWOOD. ROBERT (12) 56.202.192 CHITWOOD. SCOTT (9) 118.135 CHRISMAN. KEVIN (10) CHRISTIANSEN. TAMARA (12) 56.218. 202.198.36 CHURCHILL. TIMOTHY (11) 94.192,40. 103.206 CLARK. BARBARA (11) 94 CLARK. CAMERON (9) 118.135.142.165 CLARK. CORRIN (9) 118.135.142.165 CLARK. JACKIE (10) 106.200 CLAUSER. ANGELA (12) 56 CLAUSER. KELLI (9) 118.192.151.166 CLAYWELL. DEBORAH (9) CLAYWELL. KIMBERLEY (10) CLEMENT. CANDACE (9) 118 CLEMONS. WENDI (10) CLIFT. MICHAEL (9) CLINE. TRACY (11) 94 CLOAT. LISA (12) 57.198 CLONINGER. JIMMY (9) 118,135.146.159 CLOSEN. BRAD (11) 94.205 CLOSEN. BRIAN (11) 94 COFFEY. FORREST (12) 56 COLCLASURE. LISA (10) 106 COLEMAN. ANGELA (10) 106 COLLINS. TRACY (10) COMER. AUDREY (12) 56 COOK. DANIEL (10) 106 COOK. DENISE (12) 56.228.200.171 COOK. JOHN (11) 94 COONEY. PAMELA (12) 56 COPELAND. BRYAN (11) 94 COPELAND. SNOWDEN (11) 94 CORBETT. JAN (12) 56 CORDER. KEITH (12) CAREY. DOUGLAS (11) 94 CORNELL. MICKI (10) COUCH. LORI (12) 57.188.192 COULTAS. CRAIG (9) 118,152 COWEN. GREGORY (10) 106 COWEN. STEPHEN (12) 57.214 COX. DEBORA (9) CRAMER. ANGELA (9) 118.24.136.189. 163.170 CRAMER. BENEDICT (12) 57 CRAMER. CHRISTY (9) 118.207 CRAMER. DAVID (11) 94 CRAMER. JEFFREY (9) 118.142.165 CRANFORD. CRAIG (9) 118.135.142 CRANK. DOUGLAS (10) 106,134.200,165 CRANK. KRISTINE (9) 118 CRANK. LORI (10) 106.202.16 CRANK. MOLLY (12) 57.227.199,89.206 CRANK. STEVEN (12) 57.130.133.202. 198.40.88 CRAVENS. DAVID (12) CRAWFORD. MICHELLE (9) 118 CREIGHTON. TIMOTHY (9) 118,135 CRISFIELD. DAVID (11) 94,205 CROWE. CYNTHIA (9) 118 CROWELL. MELISSA (9) 118 CRUISE. ELIZABETH (10) 106.139.148. 151.163 CRUMBY. LUCINDA (12) 57.198 CRUTHIS. JASON (12) 57.202.204 CULBERTSON. ROBERT (11) 94 'ULLEN. LORI (12) 67.227 CULLEN. LYNETTE (10) 106 CUNNINGHAM. LINDA (11) 94.191.188 CURRY. TER1 (9) 118.200 DAILY. KIMBERLEY (11) 94 DANIEL. FRANK (11) 94 DANIEL. KENNY (11) 94.19.140 DANT. LORNE (10) 106.16 DANZER. GREGORY (12) 57.228,143 DAVIDSON. DOUGLAS (10) 106 DAVIDSON. RONALD (12) 57 DAVIS. BRIAN (9) 118.143.147.159 DAVIS. CARRIE (10) 106.103 DAVIS. DARLA (10) 106 DAVIS, JOSEPH (9) 118 DAVIS. JACKIE (9) 118 DAVIS. LARRY (11) 94.102.130.199.144. 155,154.44.158 DAVIS. LEANN (12) 57.221.206 DAVIS. LORA (11) 94 DAVIS. PATTY (11) 94,207 DAVIS. RICHARD (9) 108 DAVIS. ROBERT (9) 108 DAVIS. VICKI (9) 118 DAWSON. SHERYL (11) 94.192 DE COURSEY. DEANNA (10) 106 DE GOOD. BRET (10) 106 DE MAY. DOROTHY (11) 27.94.192 DE PINTO. JEFFREY (11) 94.202.200. 143.186.192.198 DE RAGISCH. DEELINA (12) 58.232.206 DE ROSS. TIA (9) 119 DE TREMPE. CINDY 171 DE TREMPE. KIMBERLY (12) 58.191.198 DEARING. CHRISTOPHER (12) 32.57. 228.78,82.155.154.156.168 DEARING. ROBIN (9) 119.143,147.159 DEEMER. BRENDA (10) 106.207 DELGADILLO. EDWARD (9) 119.135.142. 159 DELK. LORI (11) 94 DEMMIN, DARCY (11) 94 DF.MMIN. KIMBERLY (9) DEMMIN. VONDA (11) 21.94.200.41.39. 45.170.198 DEMPSEY. DEANNA (12) 58 DENNEY. ELIZABETH (12) 58.204 DENNIS. SCOTT (12) 58 DERAGISCH. DEELINA (12) 58 DERAGISCH. JAMES (9) 119.199.190 DETREMPE. CYNTHIA (9) 119,26 DETREMPE. KIM (12) 198 DIPPOLD. LISA (9) 119 DIXON. KRISTIN (11) 94 DOERING. DRINDIA (11) 94.36 DOERING. WILLIAM (12) 58.204 DOLAN. KIMBERLEY (10) 106 DONALD. LORI (11) 94.4 DOOLEY. MICHAEL (9) 119.135 DORAN. CHRISTOPHER (11) 94.102,198. 205.206 DOTSON. PAUL (9) 119.143.159 DOUBET. AMY (10) 106.202.206.207 DOUBET. CARLA (10) 106.188.192.197 DOUBET. MICHAEL (12) 58 DOUGLAS. BRENDA (10) 106.200 DOUGLAS. VERASHONNIA (9) 119 DOUGLAS. WILLIAM (12) 58.204 DOZARD. ROSE (11) 95 DRAY. KEVIN (9) 119 DRIES. GREGORY (11) 95.205 DRINGENBERG. JERI (9) 119 DRISCOLL. DANIEL (11) 95 DUDLEY. KIMBERLY (11) 95.191.103.206 DUDLEY. ROBERT (11) 95 DUEZ. REBECCA (11) 95 DUNHAM. TIMOTHY (12) 58.200.140 DUNLAP. JOEL (9) 119,195 DUNN. CHRISTINE (9) 119 DUNNE. CHRISTOPHER (10) 106.159 DUNNE. KAREN (9) 119.189 DUNNE. KATHLEEN (12) 58.221 DUNNE. THOMAS (12) 58.218.202.155. 154,156.158 DURDEL. STEPHEN (11) 95.200.164 DURHAM. MAURICE (12) 58 DURHAM. TINA (11) 95,205 DUSCH. JOSEPH (12) 59.130.131.133. 200.83.48.47.215 EATON. ROBERT (10) 106 ECKHOLD. PATRICIA (11) 95.207 EDEN. RONALD (9) 119.190.205 EDWARDS. DAVID (11) 95 EDWARDS. DIANE (9) 119.195 EDWARDS. PATRICIA (10) 106 EDWARDS. SHAWN (10) 106.136.207 EGBERT. TERI (9) 119 EHRAT. TIMOTHY (11) 95.204 EICHORN. RANDALL (11) 95,200.143. 153.152.47,207 ELAM. HOMER (12) 59.218 ELLER. SERENA (11) 95 ELLIOTT. ANGELA (9) 119.191,190.207 ELLWANGER. JULIE (12) 59,227.207 ELMORE. GENA (11) ELMORE. MISTY (9) 119.191.207 ENLOW. MARY (10) 106 ERTL. MICHAEL (11) 95 EUST1CE. MARY (9) 119 EUTENEUER. MICHAEL (10) 106.130. 134.36.159 EVANS. JILL (9) 119 EVANS. STACI (9) 119.170 EVANS. TIMOTHY (10) 106.36 EYER. CHARLES (11) 95,188.190,192 FALES. KELLIE (11) 95,106 FALES. NORALEE (10) 202 FARCIERT. DORAIN (12) 59.227.198 FARMER. KIMBERLY (10) 106 FARMER. STACEY (10) 107 FARRIS. RHONDA (11) FAUBER. MARK (11) 95,140.142.168 FAULKNER. BRIAN (9) 119 FAULKNER. SCOTT (12) 59.232 FAUSER. MONTY (9) 119 FAWCETT. PATIRCIA (11) FAY. DIANA (10) 21.107.161.160 FAY. PAUL (11) 95 FEAGIN. ROGER (10) 107.186 FECHTER. CATHY (9) 119 FECHTER. JANET (9) 119 FELS. TODD (12) 59.224,207 FERRIE. SUZANNE (12) 59,224,150 FETTER. JAMES (12) FETTER. KELLY (9) FICHTNER. LISA (10) 107 FIELDS. CHRISTOPHER (9) 119 FIFE. DENISE (12) 89.224.207.35 FIFE. SUSAN (9) 119,191 FINCH. SHELLY (11) 95 FINCH. STEVEN (11) 95 FISHER. LINDA (12) 59 FISHER. RAYMOND (9) 119.135.142 FITZGERALD. DUANE (12) 59.233.43 FITZGERALD. SHERRY (10) 26.107.207 FLETCHER. JODI (10) 107,207 FLYNN. STACY (10) 107.207 FOILES. BRAD (10) 107.134.146.155.158 FORD. JERRY (11) 95 FORGASON. ANGELA (12) 18.21.59.79. 191.83,207.166 FORSMAN, DARRIN (12) 24.188,192 FOSTER. ANITA (11) 32,95.198,36 FOSTER. ELIZABETH (12) 59.199.13 FOSTER. JEFFREY (9) 119 FOSTER. MICHAEL (12) FOSTER. STACEY (9) 119 FOURDYCE. DANIEL (11) 95.205 FOX. CANDACE (12) 24.60.189.228.4.142 Index 235 FRAILEY. LISA (9) 119 FRANCHER. ANTOINETTE (9) FRANK. DAVID (11) 95.198.205 FRANK. JOSEPH (10) 106 FRANKLAND. STEPHANIE (10) 107 FRAZIER. MICHELLE (10) 107.192 FREIHEIT. CONNIE (10) 107 FRENCH. KELLY (10) 104,106.107.192. 46 FRENCH. KIMBERLY (12) 60.232.199.83. 46.204 FRILING. DARRELL (10) 107.134.159 FRY. JACK (11) FUNK. EDWARD (9) 119 FURNISS. JAY (12) 60.214 GAA. GREGORY (11) 95.207 GAA, MICHAEL (11) 95 GABELHAUSEN. WILLIAM (12) 26.60. 221.198.192.38.3.206.11,193.33.206. 207 GAFFNEY. BRIAN (10) 107.136 GAFFNEY. ERIC (10) 107 GALLAGHER. KELLEY (12) 51.60.138. 161.160.84.148.150.33 GAMMEL. KELLY (10) 107.202.207 GARD. CARRIE (10) 107.192.207 GARD. LISA (11) 95.102 GARRETT. CHRISTINA (9) 119.195 GASDORF. SI EG (11) 95 GEER. DAVID (11) 95,188,192 GEIER. ANITA (12) 60,189.232.205 GENOVESE. JERRY (9) 119 GENOVESE. LOREY (11) 95.207 GENOVESE. MICHAEL (9) 119.135 GENOVESE. MICHELLE (12) 60,232.204 GENOVESE. TRACY (10) GENTRY. TIMOTHY (11) 95.199 GERARD. DIEDRE (12) 60.224 GETZ. THOMAS (12) 164.165 GIBBS. RUSSELL (11) 95 GIBSON. PATRICIA (11) 95 GIBSON. WENDY (12) 60.206 GIENOW. ANTHONY (11) 95.40 GILL. MARJORIE (9) 120.139.151.163 GILLET. TIMOTHY (9) 120.165 GILLOTT. EDWIN (10) 107 GILMORE. TRACI (10) 107.138.139.161. 160,162 GLASS. DANNY (10) 107 GLASS. TONY (10) 107 GLAUE. TIMOTHY (11) 95.206 GLORE. MICHELE (10) 107.113.170 GLOSSICK. CHERYL (11) 95.199.204 GLOVER. MICHAEL (10) 107 GOAD. PATRICIA (11) 96.166 GOBERT. MICHAEL (11) 96 GOEKEN. DAVID (9) 120 GOLD. MICHELLE (9) 120 GOLD. TIM (12) 60 GOODRICH. JENNIFER (11) 96 GOODRICH. JOHN (9) 120 GORDON. CLEVELAND (11) 130.152 GORDON. ISAAC (9) 120.135.165.164 GOSSETT. KARINA (9) 120.189 GRABER. LISA (12) 60.189.199.198 GRACE. ROBIN (9) 120.127 GRAHAM. JAMES (10) 107 GRAVES. DOUGLAS (11) 96 GRAVES. GREGORY (12) 61 GRAY. HEIDI (9) 120.190 GREELEY. TINA (9) 120.191 GREEN. MICHAEL (10) 107 GREEN. STEVE (10) 107.159 GREENSLATE. TAD (9) 120.200,127.206. 207 GREENWOOD. ANGELA (12) 61 GREER. DANIEL (11) GREGORY. KENNETH (10) 107,191 GRIEP. TRACEY (10) GRIESHABER. MICHAEL (11) 96.199 GRIFFITH. THOMAS (9) 120.143.147.159 GRIM. LISA (12) 61.228 GRINSLADE. PHILLIP (10) 107 GRISWOLD. HOLLY (9) 120.192.207 GROEPER. CATHERINE (12) 61.198,192 GROOMS. BOBB1 (10) GRUBB. MICHELLE (10) 22.107.192.171, 207 GUILLIAMS. MARY (11) 26.96.101.207 GUILLIAMS, STEVE (10) GUILLIAMS. WALTER (12) 61 GUINN. STEPHANIE (9) 120.190 GUNTER. RHONDA (12) 61.204 GUNZENHEISER. THOMAS (12) 61.204 GUPPY. JEFFERY (10) 107.189 GUPPY. JODY (9) 19,21.120.139.126,151 GUPPY. ROBIN (12) 61.198,47 GUTHRIE. BRADFORD (10) 107,40 GUTHRIE. JEFFREY (11) 96.206 GUTHRIE. MELISSA (10) 26.107.199.192. 171 HAAG. KELLY (11) 96,37 HAAS. KRIS (11) 96.199 HACKER. JOEL (9) 120,200 HAGEL. CAROL (10) 104,107.139.151. 163 HAGEL. JOI (10) 107.196 HAGEL. LESLIE (11) 96.46.206 HAGEL. MARK (12) 61.130.133.228.200. 83.155.154.46.140.157.156.207 HAGEMAN. KATHLEEN (10) 107.136. 137.151.163 HAGEMANN. DENYSE (9) 120.139.151. 166 HAHN. DERRICK (10) 107.134 HALE. KIMBERLY (10) 107 HALE. SHANE (9) 120.135 HALLER. JOHN (10) 107 HAMILTON. JOHN (10) 107 HAMM. ALLEN (11) 96 HAMM. DAVID (9) 120 HAMMER. WILLIAM (11) 96,199 HAMRA. KENT (11) 96.136.137.200.164. 34 HAND. VICKY (12) 61,214 HANK. RICHARD (9) 120 HANKINS. DAVID (10) HANNEMAN. GREGORY (10) 107.207 HANSEN. JEFFREY (11) 25.96.130.164 HARDIN. NORTON (10) 107.134 HARKNESS. MARK (10) 107 HARKNESS, MICHAEL (9) 120 HARMS. RONALD (10) 107 HARPER. DANNY (9) 120 HARPER. MARK (11) 96,198.206 HARPOLE. TREPHANY (12) 61.224 HARRIS. KODY (11) 96 HARSHBARGER. JAMELLE (12) 61.227. 200.198.207 HART. CHARLES (10) 107 HASTE. JAMES (10) 107.114.146 HAUK. DOUGLAS (12) 62.130,132,200 HAUK. STEVEN (9) 120,135.142 HAWK. ANNETTE (12) 62 HAWKINS. REBECCA (12) 62.204 HAWTON. STEPHEN (11) 96 HAYDEN. TINA (10) 107 HEAD. MICHELE (10) 96.108.138.200.10. 148.151.163 HEATHCOAT, GARY (12) 62.130.132.200 HEATHCOAT, TODD (9) 120.135 HEATON. JODI (12) 62.224.192.47 HEATON. JOHN (9) 120 HEDGE. MICHELE (11) 32.85.171 HEFFERN. KIMBERLY (9) 120.171.207 HEITZMAN. DANIEL (12) 62.221.202,200, 199,143.198.205 HEITZMAN. TIMOTHY (11) 96.130.164 HELFRICH. KAREN (9) 120 HELLER. CRAIG (9) 120 HELMIG. ROBERT (10) 108 HENDRICKS. TAMMY (10) 108,207 HENDRICKS. TONYA (9) 120.166 HENNIG. FRANK (9) 120 HENSON. CHENAL (9) 120 HEPPENSTALL. SUSAN (9) 120.200.192. 206.207 HERMANN. RONALD (12) 62.199,198.83, 164 HERMANN. SCOTT (9) 120.147.159 HERMANN. STEVEN (9) 120,143 HERRING. BRIAN (9) 120 HERRING. JOSEPH (12) 62 HERRING. ROBERT (12) 62.191.7 HERRMANN. CHRISTOPHER (11) 96.136 HERRMANN. MICHELLE (9) 120.195.166 HERTZ. THERESA (9) 120.125 HETZEL. MARC (11) 26.96.136.200.192. 103 HETZEL. TOD (12) 62.136.137.188.152 HETZEL. VALERIE (10) 108.192.166 HEUERMANN. MATTHEW (11) 96,130, 164 HEUERMANN. TIMOTHY (10) 108.136. 165 HEUERMANN. WENDY (10) 107.191 HEYL. KATHRYN (12) 62,189.198.192 HEYL. RANDALL (11) 96.192 HIBBS. WILLIAM (10) 108 HICKMAN. DANIEL (11) 24.96.202.200. 188.143,152.45.47.205.168 HICKMAN. VICTORIA (9) 120.188.192 HIDDEN. CATHERINE (12) HIDDEN. KARI (10) 108,189 HIGGINBOTHAM. TERRI (12) 62.228,198 HIGGINS. DEBRA (10) 106.108 HIGGINS. DOUGLAS (12) 63.130.131.132. 200.49,9,198 HILL. CYNTHIA (11) 95,96.189,198.205 HILL. JEFFREY (10) 108 HILL. SHERI (11) 96.191 HELLESHEIM. CHERYL (9) 120.189 HILLS. JAMES (10) 108 HINES. STEVEN (11) 20.21.26.96.130. 192.38.193 HINES. SUSAN (9) 116.120,170.166 HINRICHS. DAVID (10) 108,136,188.192 HJELLMING. FRANKLIN (10) 108 HOERR. GARY (11) 96.33 HOERR. TED (12) HOFFMAN. LISA (11) 96.198.200 HOFFMAN. MICHELLE (11) 96.198.152 HOFMANN. CURTIS (12) 63.214 HOGAN. COLLEEN (9) 120,190.195 HOLLOWAY. MICHAEL (12) HOLMAN. KEVIN (12) 63.202.200.188.11 208.212 HOLMES. JOY (11) 96.138.161.160 HOLT. KATHRYN (9) 120.139.126.207 HOLT. KELLIE (12) 63.195.207 HOMAN. ANGELA (11) 96,202.192 HOOSTE. SCOTT (11) 96,143.155.154 HORNBACKER. LEE (12) 32,51.63,138 200.86.84.170.198.207 HORTON. GEORGIA (10) 108.85 HOSS. JULIE (12) 63.198.207 HOSS. MICHAEL (9) 120 HOULE. JAMES (12) 63.202 HOULE. TODD (9) 120.135 HOULE. TRACY (9) 120 HOWARD. DEANNA (12) 63 HOWARD. TRACEY (12) 63.218.206 HOWELL. MARK (9) 120 HOYE. MARY (10) 108 HOYLE. DAVID (10) 108.130.134.164.16J HUFF. BEVERLY (12) 63.189.232 HUFFMAN. LYNN (9) 236 Index HUGHES. DANIEL (9) 120.190 HURST. JEFFREY (12) 63 HURST. STEVEN (11) 96 ICENOGLE. LAVONNE (11) 96.189 IRWIN. BARRY (11) 96.120.136.200.103. 152.198.164.205.169 IRWIN. MICHAEL (9) 120 JACKSON. DUANE (10) JACKSON. BRIAN (9) 121 JACKSON. VICTORIA (12) 63 JACOBS. GARY (9) 121 JACOBS. JEFFERY (11) 96.200.143 JACOBS. PAMELA (11) 96.205 JACOBS. TIMOTHY (10) 108 JAMES. MICHELLE (9) 121.195 JANES. JENNIFER (9) 121.127.191 JENKINS. AMY (9) 121.190 JENKINS. THOMAS (9) 32.121.126.190. 143.41.195.207 JEPSON, LISA (12) 64.200.161,160.12. 162 JESTER. RHONDA (11) 26.96.192 JOHANSON. RODNEY (10) 108.140 JOHNIGK. DANA (12) 64.191.198.84.87. 205 JOHNIGK. DANIEL (10) 108 JOHNSON. DAVID (10) 20.108.130,134 JOHNSON. DAWN (10) 108.192.151.207 JOHNSON. JOHN (9) 121.164.165 JOHNSON. KELLY (12) 64.78.199.38.37. 193.205 JOHNSON. KEVIN (11) 97 JOHNSON. PATRICIA (11) 97 JOHNSON. RICKY (10) 108 JOHNSON. TAMMY (11) 97 JOHNSON. TIMOTHY (9) 121 JONES. CLIFF (10) 108 JONES. DEANNA (12) 64.138.200,161. 160.11.81.148.150.205,168 JONES, JAMIE (10) 108 JONES. JUSTIN (12) 64.214 JONES. LEONARD (12) 64.199 JONES. LISA (11) 97 JORDAN. KRISTIN (11) 97.198.192 JORDAN. RICHARD (11) 97 JORGENSEN. JENNIFER (9) 121.189 URICK. STEVEN (12) 64.130.132 (ARMENZIND. RODERICK (12) 25.64. 214.8.205 (ASAP. AMELIA (12) 64.200.82.86.148. 149.150.198,167.166 (ASKIE. PETE (11) (AUFFMAN. JAMES (9) 121 (AUFFMAN. MICHELE (12) 64,200.199. 171.198.205 (AUFMANN. TIMOTHY (9) 121,159 (ECKLER. BOBBI (12) 64,214.204 ;ELCH. JACKIE (9) 121 (ELLEY. JOSEPH (9) 121 ;ELLEY. SANDRA (12) 64.189.232.4 iELLEY. STEPHEN (9) 121.147 [ELLY. BRETT (9) 121 ELLY, MICHAEL (9) 121 ELSO. CHERI (10) 108 ELSO. DONALD (9) 121 ENDALL. ANDY (9) 121 ENDALL. DIANNA (9) 121.191 ENDALL. ROBERT (12) 65,204 ENNEDY. BRIAN (10) 108,200 EPLEY. GARY (12) ERR. JOHN (9) 121.85 ERR. JOSEPH (12) 51.65.224.198.85.87. 207 ETCHAM. KRISTINE (11) 97.198.192. 103.207 1EFER, BRENDA (10) 108.199 EIFER. SCOTT (9) 121.197.142 IMBRELL. MELANIE (12) 65 IMBRELL. NALETA (9) 121 KIMBRELL. PAULA (11) 97 KING. AMBER (9) 121.191.205 KING. JENNIFER (12) 65.227.204.206 KING. LONNIE (12) 65.204 KING. SILKE (10) 108 KINNEY. CANDY (11) 97 KIRK. GEOFFREY (12) 65.77.207 KIRKBRIDE. CHARLES (12) 65 KIRKBRIDE. KIMBERLY (9) 121.191 KLINE. RICK (10) 108.200 KNIGHT. BRIAN (11) 97,199 KNIGHT. KARYN (10) 108 KNIGHT. LORI (12) 65 KNIGHT. TIMOTHY (11) 97 KNISS. JEFFERY (10) KNOLLENBERG. MARK (9) 121.188 KNOX. MATTHEW (12) 22.32.65.78.206, 77.154,207,208 KNUTT. PENNY (11) 204 KOHAL. KIM (12) 65.206 KORTEMEIER. CHRIS (11) 97.8.192 KRAUSE. TAMMIE (9) 121.207 KROG. JULIA (10) 108.190 KRUPPS. RICHARD (12) 65.130,132.199. 204 KRUS. KATHERINE (11) 97.102 KUHN. HOWARD (11) 97 KUNKEL. MICHELLE (11) 32,97,170 LAMBIE. JILL (11) 26,97.85,45.171.167, 166 LAMPTON, DALE (11) 97 LANCE. BELINDA (11) 110 LANCE. LEONARD (10) 97.108.134 LANE. LISA (11) 97 LANGANIS. MICHELLE (11) 97 LANGLOSS. TRACY (12) 97 LANNERT. TODD (9) 121.189.85 LAUNIUS. DIANA (11) 97 LAUTERBACH. ALLYN (12) 65.218 LAUTERBACH. DOUGLAS (10) 108.115, 200.152 LAVIN. AMY (9) 121 LAWLESS. TIMOTHY (11) 97,79,91 LAWRENCE. THOMAS (11) LAYTON. KEITH (10) 108 LE. LAI (10) 195 LEARY. LYNNETTE (10) 108.189 LEDDY. RHONDA (12) 66.228.200,199, 198.161.160.89,148.150 LEE. DAWNETTE (11) 97 LEE. GREGORY (9) 121 LEGASP1. AARON (11) 97.130.200 LEWIS. JOEL (10) 108 LEWIS. PETER (11) 97.130,164 LEWIS, STEVEN (9) LIGHT. JULIE (11) LIGHT. SCOTT (10) 108.130.134.159 LIGHTBODY. RANDY (9) 121 LINDNER. TIMOTHY (11) 97.102.198.152 LINDSEY. DENNIS (11) 97 LINDSEY. THOMAS (9) 121.135 L1PKE. LAURA (11) 97.200.148.150.151 LISK. AMY (11) 97 LISTER. RICHARD (10) 108 LITTLE. FRANKLIN (9) 121 LOBDELL. NESHA (10) 108 LOCKWOOD. MICHAEL (12) 130.131. 132.82.10.164.165.169 LOFTHOUSE. STEVEN (11) 97.141.140 LONSDALE. DONNA (11) 97 LORENTZ. MICHELE (9) 121.207 LOUGHARY, ERIC (9) 121 LOUGHARY. SCOTT (10) 108 LOVEL. DENNIS (11) 97 LOWRY. JAMES (11) 97.91,155.154 LUDWIG. ROCHELLE (12) 66 LUNCSFORD. RICHARD (10) 108 LUSTER. KENNETH (12) 66.199 LUTZ. TRACEY (9) 121 LYON. JUDITH (11) 97.205 MABIS. KRISTINE (10) 108.91.142.171 MADDOX. ROBERT (9) 121 MAGNER. KITTY (11) 97.102.202 MAHER. MATTHEW (12) 66.227.199.198. 98 MALL1COAT. LORI (11) 97.142 MALLICOAT. MICHAEL (12) 66 MALONE. WILLIAM (12) 66.204 MALONEY. MARK (12) 66.130.131.132. 200.84.87.198 MALONEY. STEPHEN (9) 121 MALSON. TROY (10) 108 MANESS. CHARLES (12) 66.204 MANN. LISA (11) 97 MANNING. DAYLENE (11) 97.192 MANSFIELD. DAVID (9) 121 MANZ, GARY (12) 66.214 MARCHAND. RICHARD (11) 97 MARICLE. KIM (11) 27.97.192 MARION. MICHELLE (9) 121 MARKHAM. TED (9) 122 MARKWALDER. JEFFERY (10) 108 MARMION. LAURA (10) 108 MARRIOTT. FREDERICK (9) 122.135.147 MARTIN. GARY (12) MARTIN. JULIE (10) 108 MASON. MATTHEW (10) 108 MASON. RYAN (9) 121 MASON. STEVEN (11) 97.108 MASSEY. DAPHNIE (11) 97.205 MASSEY. KARI (9) 121.85 MASSEY. TIFFNIE (9) 122 MATHER. DAVID (10) 109.140 MATHER. VERA (12) 66 MATHISON, MICHELLE (11) 97 MATHUS. TODD (9) 122.152.159 MATTSON. VALERIE (10) 109.200.190. 207 MAUERMAN. RONALD (11) 97 MAULE. HEATHER (11) 97 MAXWELL. RICHILYN (11) 97 MAY. JAMES (11) 98.204 MAY. MICHAEL (9) 122.135 MCALLISTER. KIMBERLY (11) 98 MCCANN. JASON (9) 122 MCCLAIN. SHERRY (10) 109 MCCLANAHAN. KIMBERLY (10) 109, 115,142 MCCOLLUM. LISA (12) 67.218.49.46.81. 206 MCCORD. JENNIFER (11) 98 MCCORD. JULIE (9) 144,122.195 MCCORMICK. STACY (10) 109 MCCOY. MARY (11) 98 MCCULLOUCH. JERRY (9) 122 MCCURDY. KATHERINE (11) 95.98.85 MCDANIEL. TROY (9) 122.135.142,165 MCDONALD. JAMES (10) 109 MCDOWELL. DAVID (10) 109.134 MC DUFF. DAVID (10) 109.130.188 MCFARLAND. AMY (11) 98.45 MC GATH. SHELLY (12) 67.200.199.196. 206.215 MCGEE. JASON 122,198 MCGOWAN. ANTHONY (10) 109 MCGOWEN. MICHAEL (11) 98 MC INTIRE. GUY (12) 68.204 MCKINLEY. MICHAEL (9) 122.144.146 MC MANUS. KIMBERLY (10) 109 MCMILLAN. DARREN (11) 98.188.190. 192 MC MILLAN. DAVINA (9) 122 MCMULLEN. MELYNDA (11) 98 MC PIKE. LAWRENCE (12) 68.207 MC REYNOLDS. JILL (9) 122 MC WHIRTER. LAURA (11) 77,204 MEANS. KRISTINA (10) 108 MEARDY. ELIZABETH (12) 66.192.89 Index 237 MEARDY. RONALD (9) 122.191.142.195 MEDINA. GRETA (11) 98 MEEKS. PATRICIA (10) 192.206.207 MEIER. KATHERINE (12) 66.227 MEIER. KRISTINE (9) 122 MEIER. SHEILA (12) 67.148.150,204 MEIER. SHELLI (12) 67.200.196 MEINDERS. DAVID (11) 98.136.137.200. 164 MEINDERS. M1CHALE (11) 98 MEINDERS. MICHELLE (9) 116.122.170 MEISTER. JOAN (11) 98,198.192,205 MELLOY. SUSAN 98 MENEES. KEVIN (9) 122.191 MERRIMAN. KIMBERLY (9) 122 MESKIMEN. REBECCA (11) 98 MEYER. ANNETTE (11) 98.188 MEYER. BRAD (11) 98.204 MEYER. SCOTT (9) 122 MEYERS. KIMBERLY (11) 98.199.198 MILES. DALE (10) 108 MILLER. DANIEL (11) 98 MILLER. DENA (11) 98.207 MILLER. HOPE (11) 98 MILLER. JOHN (10) 108.135.200 MILLER. KIETH (9) 122 MILLER. MERRY (11) 98 MILLER. SCOTT (12) 130.132.164.169 MILLER. SHELLEY (9) 122,195 MILLIGAN. DAVID (11) 98.197 MILLIGAN. KELLY (12) 67.221.206 MILSTEADT. KRISTINE (9) 122.139 MILSTEADT, RICHARD (11) 98.40 MINGUS. SHERI (12) 19,21,67.79.82.207 MIRANDE. MARK (10) 108.144.146.155. 154.158 MIRANDE. MARY (11) 98 MITCHELL. CYNTHIA (12) 67.191.207 MITCHELL. DONNA (12) 67,224.206 MIDGLIN. BRENT (12) 67.87,154 MODGLIN. ROY (9) 122.135.153.152 MODGLIN. TRACY (10) 109.136 MOLDENHAUER. MARK (12) 67 MONROE. MARK (11) 98.91.204 MOORE. TINA (9) MORAN. THOMAS (12) 207 MORGAN. GREG (11) 98.130 MORGAN. WESLEY (11) 98 MORSE. STEPHANIE (9) 122.151 MOSS. KATHLEEN (11) 98 MULLINEAUX. JOSEPH (12) 67.130.133. 188 MULLINEAUX. KIMBERLY (10) 109,114. 207.166 MUNN. LLOYD (10) 109 MURPHY. JAYME (11) 98 MURPHY. PATRICIA (9) 122,207 MUZZARELLI. GUY (11) 98.205 MYERS. AMY (11) 98.207 MYERS. MARIAM (12) 22.67 MYERS. TERESA (10) 109 NAKKEN. CHRISTINA (10) 109.139.189. 167.166 NASH. RANAE (11) 98.192.45 NAU. BARBARA (10) 109 NAU. DIANE (12) 68.224.204 NAU. JERRY (10) 109.134.200.186 NAU. MARC (11) 98 NEAL. SHERRY (10) 109.192 NEGLEY. PAULA (12) 26,68.199.200.192, 171.207 NELSON. ANGI (11) 98 NELSON. ANNETTE (11) 98.205 NELSON. JOHN (12) 68.143.150 NELSON. JULIE (9) 122.125.200.170 NELSON. KENNETH (9) 122.135 NELSON. MICHELLE (10) 109 NELSON. PAMELA (11) 98 NELSON. STEVEN (10) 104,109 NELSON. SUZETTE (11) 98.101 NEWMAN. TERESA (11) 98 NEWPORT. MELISSA (12) 68.228,200. 191.81.207 NIELAND. TERA (9) 122 NIELSON. KRISTIE (9) 122.195.207 NIELSON. LISA (12) 68.202.192.89 NOE. CHRISTINE (11) 25.98.102.200,47. 171.206 NOE. CYNTHIA (12) 68,233.202.200.199. 198.48.16.37.206 NOLAN. BRADLEY (10) NORMAN. DANIEL (12) 24.68.188.198. 192 O'CONNELL. JOHN (10) O'DELL. SUZANNE (9) 122.207 O'NEAL. MINNIE (12) 68 O'NEILL. DERIG (10) 109.134 O'NEILL. JAMES (12) 69.221.204 OBERY. ROBERT (10) 109 ODLE. DONALD (12) 68 ODLE. PHILLIP (10) 109 OERTLEY. DOUGLAS (12) 68.41.36 OLSON. SCOTT (9) 122 OPPER. CRAIG (10) 109 OTTEN. KIMBERLY (11) 98 OVERTURF. RUSTY (9) 122 OWEN. DAVID (12) 69.130,131.132.200. 196.155.154.157.198.43 PAIGE. LORIE (10) PANUS. DONALD (12) 69 PAPE. JAMES (10) 109.190 PARKER. TONI (10) 109.207 PARLIER. KATHERINE (11) 98 PARLIER. WENDY (11) 98 PARM. KENNETH (10) 109 PARR. LAURA (12) 51.69.202.87 PARRISH. HAROLD (12) PARRISH. JAMES (10) 109.136,200 PARROTT. MICHAEL (9) 122 PARTLOW. CHARMIN (9) 122.139.151. 167.166 PATRIDGE. JEFFREY (12) PATTEN. JAMIE (11) 98 PATTON. MATTHEW (9) 122.136.159 PATTON. STACY (10) 24.136.137.200. 199.188.167.166 PAYNE. CHARLES (10) 200.188.186.85. 206.207 PEACOCK. LOREN (11) 20.98.130,144.2, 164 PELLERITO, NANETTE (9) 122 PENCE. ANTHONY (11) 98 PENCE. ROBERT (12) 69 PENNYCUFF. RICKY (12) 69.144 PENWELL. MARK (12) 69,206 PERINA. LISA (12) 69.218 PERRILLES. DARRYL (10) 159 PETERMAN. LORI (12) 51.69.218.85.87 PETERS. DONNA (9) 122.195 PETERSON. JEFFREY (12) 26.69.233,200. 188.143.192.41.40.186.4.192,198 PETRAKIS. BERNARD (9) 122 PETTY. REGINALD (12) 69.200.144.155. 154.156 PETTY. TAMARA (9) 123.151 PHAN. THO (9) PHILLIPS. GAIL (9) 123 PICKEL. ERIC (12) 69.188,198,206 PICKEL. ERIN (9) 123,188 PIERSON. LSTEVEN (9) 123 PISCAGLIA. MARK (11) 98 PITCHER. RONALD (12) 70.232.83 PITSONBARGER. ARTHUR (11) 98 PITTMAN. KAREN (10) 113 PITTMAN. KATHY (10) 110 PLACE. CURT (12) 70 PLATT. BRAD (9) 123.200.143 PLATT. BRIAN (12) 70.232.200.143.164. 198.207 POHLSON. LEISA (9) 123 POMEROY. JAMES (11) 99.2 POMEROY. KIMBERLY (10) 110 POPLETT, HOLLY (12) 70 POSTON. SEAN (9) 123 POWELL. ERIC (11) 99.202.192 POWELL. KEVIN (11) 99 POWELL. RANDAL (12) 70.205 POWERS. JUSTINE (11) 99 PRESLEY. RHONDA (9) 123.195.206 PRESTON. ALLEN (9) PRICE. LAUREN (12) 70 PRICE. MELISSA (11) 99 PRICE. ROBERT (12) 70 PRICHARD. TIM (11) 99.202 PRUITT. CRYSTAL (12) 70 PRYOR. DARLENE (12) 70 PULLIUM. EDGAR (9) 200 PURVIS. JAMIE (10) 110 PURVIS. KELLY (11) 99 PUTNEY. JEANETTE (10) 110 PUTNEY. RUSSELL (9) 123.142 PUTNEY. STEVEN (10) 110 RAGAN. MICHAEL (10) 110.141.140 RAINEY. DEBORAH (11) 99 RAKERS. MICHAEL (11) 99.102 RAKERS. SUZANNE (9) 123 RAMOS. JILL (12) 70,232,204 RANDLE. LISA (11) 99 RANDLE. LORI (9) 123 RAPP. JULIE (11) 27.99.192.171 RASMUSSEN. JULIA (11) 99 RAY. KENNETH (9) 123 READER. RANDY (11) 99 REAKTENWALT. MICHELLE (9) 123.166 REAVLEY. CARL (11) 99.188 REBBEC. JAMES (11) 99 REED. JAMES (11) 99 REEDER. JAMES (12) 70 REEDER. STEVEN (10) 109 REEDY. SUSAN (10) 109.192.166 REEVES. CHRISTOPHER (11) 99.136,164 REFFETT. KIRK (9) REID. ALEX (9) 123.143.147.165 REID. STACEY (12) 32.70.200.83.86.171 REMINGTON. CHAILLE (9) 123.125.152 RENDLEMAN. DARRIN (10) 110 REYLING. DAWN (10) 110.114.136.189. 200.166 REYLING. VALERIE (9) 123.136.188 REYNOLDS. CHARMIN (9) 123,195 REYNOLDS. CHRISTOPHER (12) 24.71. 198.81 REYNOLDS. JOHN (9) 123.191 REYNOLDS. KAREN (12) 71.189.191.198. 192 REYNOLDS. KIMBERLY (9) 123 RHEA. DEBORAH (12) 71.227.200.148. 149,150.151.168,43 RHEA. JAMES (10) 189.144.110.146.149 RICCA. RUSSELL (12) 71 RICHARD. DARIN (9) 123.147.168 RICK. STACY (9) 123.200.192 RICHARD. TAMI (11) RIDGELY. WILLIAM (12) 51.71.233.198. 82.85.87.33 RIGGEN. CHERYL (9) 123.166 RIGGEN. RHONDA (12) 24.71.199.207 RIGGENBACH. JILL (10) 110.151.167.166 RILEY. TINA (9) 123 RINGWALD. JEFFREY (9) 123.135 ROACH. SUSAN (11) 99.205 ROBERSON. TROY (11) 99.130.164 ROBERTS. DONNIE (10) 110 ROBERTS. JAMES (12) ROBINSON. DEANNA (9) ROBINSON. THERESA (11) 99 RODGERS. RODNEY (11) 99 238 Index ROGERS. KATINA (10) 110 ROGERS. KIMBERLY (10) 19.21.110,36. 142.163 ROGERS. RICHARD (12) 71.189,192 ROGERS. TERRY (10) 110 ROSE. AARON (9) 123 ROSENBOHM. JULIA (12) 71,218.198. 192.38.48.10.11.193 ROSENBOHM. LORI (10) 110.163.170 ROSS. TAMMY (10) 110 ROWEN. JEFFERY (12) ROYER. GARY (11) 99 ROYER. MARGARET (9) 123.191 RUDD. JERRY (10) 110.159 RUDLOFF. ANGELA (12) 71 RUSSELL. MICHELLE (11) 99.171 RUSSELL. REBECCA (10) 110.207 RUSSELL. WENDY (9) 123.207 RUSTERHOLZ. SCOTT (11) 99 RUTLEDGE. CAROLE (9) 123 RYBCZYK. DIANE (10) 110 RYBOLT. THOMAS (10) 110 SALANDER. STEVEN (10) 110.134.165 SALE. ANGELA (12) 71.206 SALE. JAMES (10) 110,188 SALLIE, WILLIAM (11) 99.7 SALLY. TONY (9) 123 SALTER. HOLLY (12) 71.192 SAMPIER. SCOTT (12) 199 SANDER. ELIZABETH (12) 71.89 SANDER. LEONARD (9) 123,135 SANDERS. ANGELA (9) 123 SANDERS. MARY (9) 123.139.151.163 SANDERS. PAUL (9) 123.147 SAPP. MICHELLE (11) 26.99.192 SARY. CAROLE (9) 123 SATHOFF. RONALD (10) 110.152.3.33. 206.207 SAUPE. DALLAS (9) 25.123.135.35 SAVANT. ROBERT (9) 123 SCHAEFER. JODI (10) 110.115.198.199 SCHAFER. JANICE (12) 72.206 SCHEELER. SUSAN (11) 99 SCHENCK. MICAHEL (12) 72.221 SCHEPKE. KIMBERLY (10) 110.113.163. 170 SCHEPKE. SCOTT (12) 72.221.155.154. 156 SCHEUTTLER. KEVIN (11) 99 SCHILLING. JEANNIE (10) 110.136.137. 200.166 SCHLOSSER. ANITA (12) 72.189.221 SCHMIDER. AMBER (12) 72 SCHMIDGALL, JEFFERY (10) 110 SCHMIDGALL. KIMBERLY (9) 123 SCHMIDT. DEBOREH (11) 99,101 SCHMIDT. DIANE (12) 72.218 SCHMIT. MICHAEL (12) 72.199.200.198 SCHMITT. JENNIFER (9) 123.199 SCHMITT. JULIE (12) 72.198.148.149.150 SCHMUTZLER. KELLY (10) 110 SCHNEIDER. JULIE (12) 72.227.204 SCHNIEDER. KEVIN (9) 123.135 SCHOOLEY. RONALD (10) 110,159 SCHROER. WILLIAM (10) 110 SCHUDDE, CANDACE (9) 123.195 SCHULTZ. BRUCE (12) 72.199.198.48.4 SCHULTZ. TIMOTHY (12) 23.72.130,133, 233 SCHUSTER. JOHN (9) 123 SCHWAB. RICHARD (9) 123 SCHWINDENHAMMER. LINDA (11) 99 SCOTT. BRIAN (9) 123 COTT. MARK (9) 123 SCOTT. WALTER (9) 123 SCUDDER. LORI (11) 99 SCURLOCK. SUSAN (12) 72.233 SEAMAN. KAREN (12) 73 SEARS. ROBERT (9) 123.147 SEARS. SUSAN (11) 19.99.103 SEIBEL. CYNTHIA (12) 73,198 SEIBEL. DARIN (10) 110.144.155.157.159 SEWELL. CHERYL (9) 123 SEWELL. CYNTHIA (12) 73.83.48 SEWELL. GREGORY (10) 110 SEWELL. RAY (10) 146 SHAFFER. THOEDORE (10) 110 SHALLENBERGER. BRENT (10) 111.140 SHALLENBERGER. BRIAN (11) 99 SHALLENBARGER. STACY (12) 77.204’ SHAWGO. KIMBERLY (10) 111.189 SHELABARGER. TINA (9) 123.139.152. 151.163 SHELABARGER. TINA (9) 124.139.91 SHELABARGER. TODD (10) 111 SHEPHERD. LISA (11) 99 SHERLOCK. DANIEL (10) 111 SHERLOCK. MELISSA (9) 124 SHIRLEY. MARCY (9) 124.191.37 SHOWALTER. LYNNE (12) 73 SHULTS. TODD (10) 111 SIEBEL. DAVID (11) 99,146 SIEGEL. GINA (11) 99 SIEGEL. TOMMY (9) 124 SIENS. PAUL (11) 100 SIMMONS. GREGORY (11) 100.199 SIMMONS. RONALD (12) 73,214.200.13. 198.34 SIMMONS. SELENA (9) 124.190,195 SIMPSON. LORI (11) 100 SKOTNICKI, CURTIS (11) 100.130.131. 200.141.46.140.142.164 SLATER. POLLY (12) 73.205 SMALL. MICHAEL (12) 204 SMALLEY. LEAH (11) 100.207 SMALLWOOD. LONALD (9) 124.190 SMELTZER. KURT (9) 124.135.165.195. 206 SMITH. CAROL (10) 111.139.166 SMITH. DOUGLAS (11) 100 SMITH. JEFFREY (10) 111.189.165.207 SMITH. JESSE (11) 100 SMITH. LARRY (10) 111.134.159 SMITH. PAUL (10) 111 SMITH. PHILLIP (12) 73.192.38.11.205 SMITH. SCOTT (11) 100.205 SMITH. SHELLEY (10) 111 SMITH. SHERRI (10) 111 SMITH. TERRANCE (12) 73 SMITH. THOMAS (10) 111 SMITHERS. DANIEL (12) SMITHERS. JEFFERY (11) 100 SNEDDEN. CRAIG (11) 100.130 SNEKHAUS. KIMBERLY (10) 111 SNELL. SHAWN (10) 111,114 SNOOK. DONETTA (10) 111.139.163 SNYDER. JOANN (11) 100.189.202.196. 197 SNYDER. SHERI (11) 100.189 SOLOMAN. MARY (9) 124 SPANGLER. AUDRA (9) 124 SPANGLER. DONALD (12) 73.224 SPARKS. RODNEY (12) SPENCE. CRAIG (10) 111.134 SPRAGUE. KRISTIN (12) 51.73.189.198, 87 SPROUSE. KIETH (12) 73.232,143 ST. CLAIR. KEVIN (9) 124 STAHL. BRIAN (10) 111 STANTON. DOUGLAS (9) 124.191.190 STAPLETON. MICHAEL (9) 124 STARK. TAMERA (12) STARKEY. ROBERT (12) 73.86,204 STAUB. KAREN (12) 74,221,191 STEAR. CHRISTOPHER (9) 124 STEAR. TAMMY (9) 124.151 STEAR. TIMMY (11) 100.202,199 STEPHANOFF. BRETT (10) 111.205 STEPHENS. GARY (12) STEVENSON. TONYA (11) 100 STEWART. KEITH (10) 111.192 STEWART. MARK (9) 124 STEWART. MARY (9) 124.159 STICKELMAIER. DANIEL (12) 74 STICKELMAIER. STEVEN (10) 111.134 STICKELMAIER. TRACY (9) 124.207 STOCKSTILL. KELLY (12) 74 TOLLER. DANIEL (9) 124 STOMBERG. TRACY (9) 124 STONE. JACKIE (9) 124.189.207.166 STONE. PAULA (12) 74.227.198.192 STRANZ. CHRISTINE (9) 116.124.166 STREEPER. CHRISTOPHER (9) 124,195 STREET. SHELLY (10) 111 STRICKLAND. CURTIS (12) 74.204 STRICKLER. DEHORAH (12) 74.228.191. 188.34 STRINGER. MICHELLE (9) 124.136 STRODE. GARY (12) 74,189,192 STROMSKI. KIMBERLY (12) STROMSKI. LAWRENCE (11) 100 STROUP. ELIZABETH (10) 111 STRUBHAR. CHERYL (10) 111.114 STRUBHAR. ERIC (10) 111 STURGEON. DAVID (9) 124 STURGEON. TEREASA (10) 111 STURGIS. GAYLE (12) SMITH. KATHY (9) SMITH. SANDRA (9) SULKA. JAMES (12) 74 SULKA. SUSAN (10) 111.139.167.166 SULLIVAN. HEIDI (10) 24.111.114.115. 136.151.192 SULLIVAN. MICHAEL (11) 100.200.143. 45.198 SUTPHIN. WALTER (11) 100.130.155. 154.45 SVOB. STACEY (9) 124.190.166 SWANK. MELINDA (10) 111.199.200.188. 167.166 SWEARINGIAN. KAREN (11) 100.192 SWEARINGIAN, KAYLENE (10) 111.189 SWINGLE. ROBERT (12) 74.200.144.145 TABERNACKI. SHELBI (10) TAPP. LISA (12) 74.218 TAPPING. ALISA (11) 100.136.189.207 TEST. LARRY (9) 124 TEST. MARK (11) 100.200 TEUFEL. FREDRICK (12) 74 THOMAS. MICHELLE (11) THOMAS. MICHELLE (12) 74.100,204 THOMAS. TERESA (9) 124 THOMASON. JAMES (12) 75.228.144. 145.169 THOMPSON. DAWN (10) 111.192 THOMPSON. DEANNA (11) 100.138.113, 161.160.44.148.162.168 THOMPSON. FRANKLIN (11) 100 THOMPSON. ROBERT (9) 124 THOMPSON. RONALD (10) 111.192 THORNTON. AMBER (10) 111.139 THORNTON. PATRICK (11) 100,141.45. 140 TIPTON. BRIAN (9) 124 TJADEN. JENNIFER (11) 100.198.207 TJADEN, STEPHEN (12) 75.43 TJARKS, STEPHANIE (9) 124 TJARKS. TRACY (9) 124.125.195 TO. LIEM (9) TOEBBE. THESA (9) 124 TOLAND. MARK (9) 32.124.190,195 TOMLIANOVICH. DAVID (10) 111.188. 207 TOMLIANOVICH. MATTHEW (9) 124,135 TOUREENE. KENDALL (11) 20,100.130,2 TRAINOR. KIMBERLY (9) TRAN. PHAN (9) 124 Index 239 TRAN. GUYEN (12) TRAPP. DENISE (10) 111.114.189.85.207. 166 TRIPP. TAMMY (9) 124.139.189.170.195 •TRITSCH. BRIAN (11) 100,205 TROTTER. ANGELA (9) 116.124.150.171. 166 TROTTER. DONALD (11) 100 TROTTER. JEFFREY (11) 100 TROTTER. MARK (12) 75.227.199 TROXELL. KATHERYN (9) 124 TROXELL. RICHARD (12) 75 TSCHAEPE. MELISSA (9) 124.166 TUCKER. JI1!l (11) 100.191 TUCKER. LEON (11) 100 TUCKER. MICHELLE (9) 124 TURNER. CHRISTY (9) 124 TURNER. EUGENE (9) 124 V TURPIN. JUANITA (12) 75.218,47 TWITTY. RICKY (9) ULRICH. RICK (9) 124.135 UPHOFF. MONICA (10) 111.200.151 UTSINGER. GERALD (9) VAN AUSDALL. DEBORAH (11) 100 VAN LANINGHAM. BRYAN (11) 100 VAN VOOREN. BRIAN (11) 100 VANDERGRIFF. MICHELLE (9) 124 VANDERHEIDEN. TAMARA (11) 100.202. 205 VAUGHN. ADRIAN (12) 75.214.204 VEATCH. REVECCA (11) VEAUGHN. RODNEY (11) 100 VINOVICH. JOHN (11) VIRGIL. EDWARD (9) 124.135.165 VOGEL. JEFFERY (61) 111.112.16.43 VOGEL. JIMMY (12) 75.2 VOTAW. GARY (11) 100.154.34 WAGLER. RONALD (10) 26.111.192.41 WAGNER. MARK (12) 75.214.196.86.155. 154.158 WALKER. DANIEL (12) WALKER. JEFFREY (11) 100.204 WALKER. MICHAEL (9) 124,135 WALKER. SHERRY (11) 100,111 WALLACE. DIANE (12) 75 WALLACE. STARLA (10) 111.189 WALLACE. SUSAN (12) 75.199.206 WALSH. DANIELLE (9) 207 WALSTER. ZACHARY (10) 111 WALTERS. KAREN (9) 124.139.189.151 WANTIEZ. MICHELLE (11) WARD. MATTHEW (9) 125.147.159 WARD. ROBERT (9) 125.135 WATERS. ROBERT (10) 111 WATSON. BONNIE (11) 100.171 WATSON. REASE (9) WEAVER. DENNY (10) 111 WEAVER. MONICA (11) 100.102.198.192. 206 WEBB. CRYSTAL (11) 100 WEBB. RICHARD (10) WEBB. TAMMY (9) 125.206.207 WEBB. WESLEY (9) 125 WEBER. MARY (12) 75.204 WEISSER. LAURA (9) 125.163,170 WEISSER. MICHELLE (10) 104.111.114 WELCH. BETHANY (10) 111 WELCH. DAVID (12) 51.75.232.199.200. 144.82.49.103.145.86.84.198,8.164.205 WELLS. CHRISTOPHER (10) 111.202 WELLS. DOUGLAS (10) 111 WELSH. KEVIN (11) 100 WELSH. MICHELLE (11) 100.136.191 WENDLAND. JAMES (9) 125 WETTERAUER. JODY (12) 76.218.198.82. 49.8.81,33 WETTERAUER. JOHN (10) 111,152 WHERLEY. PAULA (11) 100 WHERLEY. RICHARD (11) 100.136.200. 199.153.152.148.164 WHITBY. EDWARD (9) 125.135 WHITBY. THERESA (12) 76 WHITE. AVIS (10) 111 WHITE. BOBBIE (12) 51.76.138.202.198. 84 WHITE. GORDON (9) 125 WHITE. MICHELLE (10) WHITE. MYRON (9) 125.165 WIDMER. KELLEY (12) 32.76.138.79.200. 199.170.198 WILLETT. BART (9) 125.200 WILLIAMS. ANGELA (12) 22.26.76.224. 198.192.41.38.208 WILLIAMS. ANNA (12) 26.76.198.192.81 WILLIAMS. KIMBERLY (12) 76.191 WILLIAMS. STEPHEN (10) 26.112.192 WILLIAMS. TAMMY (12) 26.76.198.192. 39.193 WILLIAMS. TERESA (9) 125 WILLIAMSON. JODI (12) 76,199.204 WILLIAMSON. PAUL (9) 125 WILLIAMSON. TRACY (12) 76 WILLIAMSON. TROY (11) 100.188.190. 152 WILLOUGHBY. TAMARA (11) 100.189. 221.193 WILSON. LARRY (12) 76.205 WILSON. SCOTT (10) 112 WINDSOR. JAMES (11) 101.199.192 WINTER. EDWARD (9) 125.135.200 WINTER. GAIL 101 WINTER. LAURA (11) WISEMAN. TIMOTHY (12) 76 WISTEHUFF. KURT (10) 112 WITTMER. TERRY (11) 24.101.143.192. 39.207 ' WOERNER. JASON (10) 112 WOERNER. JOEL (10) 112 WOERNER. SEAN (11) 26.101.192.40 WOLFE. ANGELA (11) 101 WOLFE. JAY (9) 125 WOLFE. KEITH (9) 125 WOLFE. LISA (11) 101.204 WOLFE. MARK (9) 23.125.191 WOLFE. MITCHEL (11) 21.101 WOLFE. RICHARD (11) 101 WOLFE. ROLLIN (12) 77 WOLFE. YVONNE (9) 125 WOLSTENHOLME. MARY (11) 95.101. 189.188.190.198,90.103.152.85 WOMACK. BRYANT (12) 24.221.188.192. 77.192.34 WOMACK. MELANIE (9) 125.191.190.195 WOOD. MARK (10) 112.159 WOOD. MARY (10) 112 WOOD. MICHELLE (10) 112.113.161,160. 148.151 WORMER. CHRISTOPHER (9) 125.135. 190 WRIGHT. JOY (12) 214.126,200.82.77. 148.149,171.198 WRIGHT. KENNETH (12) 77 WRIGHT. LONNIE (9) 125.142 WUEHLE. KIMBERLY (11) 101.192.171 WYSS. GARY (9) 125.147.159 WYSS. KIMBERLY (9) 125.163 YANCICK. AMY (10) 112.85 YARD. TRACY (10) 112 YERBY. LISA (11) 101.192.47.208.212 YOCUM. WILLIAM (12) 228.188.77.14C 192 YOUNG. KIMBERLY (9) ZACHMAN. KARIN (11) 101.161.160.142 ZIRCHER. JEFFREY (9) 125.143.159 ZOOK. BARDLEY (11) 101.204 ZUCKSWORTH. 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