Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

mmmm rJovincflon J4igh School l She Wirror Staff Left to Right: Jan Grant. Mike Croslow. Tom Dawson. Sandy Ellis. Lana Ozicr. Donna Cole. Debbie Cavanah. Dana Wall. Tonia Wildman. Carol Reedy (not pictured) Editor: Lana Ozicr Photographer: Tom Dawson and Debbie Cavanah Treasurer: Donna Cole Advisor: Mrs. Kathy Shelton Cover Design by Cheryl Bicknell 2 Contents: Dedication ............................................................................................. 4 Seniors ................................................................................................ 5 Juniors ............................................................................................... 23 Sophomores ............................................................................................ 31 Freshman .............................................................................................. 35 Administration ........................................................................................ 40 Faculty ............................................................................................... 43 Sports ................................................................................................ 49 Organizations ......................................................................................... 73 Activities ............................................................................................ 93 Graduation ......................................................................................... 101 Ads .................................................................................................. 105 3 2U ica As we, the 1980 Seniors, leave good ol L.H.S. we dedicate this yearbook proudly to Mr. Lawrence Allen. After retiring, he faithfully returned to this school and taught a desperate class of Chemistry students. We are very thankful to Mr. Allen for all his help through our Senior year. Thanks again Mr. Allen!!! Good Luck!! 4 Seniori 1980 5 left to right: V.P. Lana Ozier. Pres. Eric F'itzgibbons. Sec. Lesa Lawson. Treas. Tony Croslow Linda Alumbaugh With skills like I have, what more do I need? F.F.A 1.2.3; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 4; Class Play 3.4; Basketball 3.4; Library Club 1.2; Student Librarian 1.2,3.4; Projectionest Club 4-scc., tres. Track 3.4. Dean Brown With a name like weincr. what else do I need?” Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.4; Track 1,3.4; Varsity Club 4; Weight Lifting Club 4. Mike Bell Football 1.2.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 1.2.3.4; Class Play 4; Band 1.2.3; Weight Lifting Club 4 Debra Cavanah Take your choice. Thebie. Deb. or Cavet. Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.3; Varsity Club 4-Vice Pres Scholastic Bowl 3.4; Student Council 4; Class Play 4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 4. Sheila Benton Rader Reese Clements Weekend Warrior F.F.A 2; Basketball Mgr. 1.2.3.4; 6 Carla Clough “Hey babycakes. who needs them? G.A.A. 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2.3; Volley- ball 2.3.4; Pep Club 2,3.4. Tony Croslow Mr. Excitement Pep Club 3.4; Class Treasurer 2.4; Class Play 3.4. Dan Cochran Basketball 1.2. Tom Dawson “I know Donna, by the way. was that your house we just passed? Class President 3; Vice President 1; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Scholastic Bowl 3.4; Football 1,2.4; Yearbook Staff 1.4; F.F.A. 1.2.3; Class play 3.4; Concert Band 1.2.4; Stage Band 1.2.4; March- ing Band 1.2.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Ensemble 1.2,3.4; Weight Lifting Club 4; Ski Club 4; SAR 4; Basketball Scorekeeper 1.2.3.4. Donna Cole Hey Tom. I can’t handle this two party system much longer Cheerleading 1.2.3; Student Council 1.2; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3: Basketball 4; Class play 4; Junior Class Attendant; Senior Queen Can- didate; Yearbook Staff 1.4; Varsity club 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4: Marching Band 1.2.3,4. W y , ' i I David Eckel Track 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.4; Base- ball 3; Football 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 4 7 While on a Caribbean cruise, in the year 2000. for the class of “81V nineteenth reunion, we found ourselves stranded on a desserted island. We weren’t going to let this spoil our reunion, so we decided to take a swim. I was sunbathing, when I felt something tickling my foot. I jumped up and discovered a bottle. I took the cork out of the bottle and there was a Lovington Reporter newspaper inside. I was flipping through the pages and the first name that caught my eye was TONY CROSLOW. who had signed a contract to replace Mr. Allen as the chemistry teacher. I always thought Tony was smart, but I didn’t think anyone could outdo Mr. Allen. On the same page. I saw that KATHY WOOD was in the Guiness Book of World Records for having the world’s longest fingernails. Beside Kathy’s write-up. was a photo of TINA RAMBO who had just come back from the Olympics with her fifth gold medal in the discus. She threw it 200 feet. I turned the next page and I read the local news. LINDA ALUMBAUGH owns a mushroom farm, is raising sheep, and is a part-time librarian at L.H.S. SHEILA BENTON has now become the manager of the Raider Restaurant, better known as the Wheel Inn Cafe’’. As I read on. DENNIS GARMON, better known as “Jap , is still collecting ribbons from California girls. I found that DARLENE ELLIOTT went to Texas and is now J.R. Ewing's executive secretary. CAROL REEDY has now bought Lovington and plans to change the name to Margareedyville , and has started her new business. “Fashions for Tuna Bodies . Designers say they are absolutely breath taking. Along with Carol, there is CARLA CLOUGH who is marketing her own “coat of many colors . Under the headlines of the local news. I read that DANA WALL has now joined the Navy to keep an eye on Greg and all the other waves . TERESA WOLFE also made the local news when she started her own make-up line complete with a base set of freckles and a smile. The whole third page was the gossip column. I read that REESE CLEMENTS recently became the heir of Playboy Productions and is now waiting for his trip to the Bahamas, with all of his bunnies. I read that DONNA KEELING was the new owner of Grace’s Beauty Salon. I was amazed to find out that DAN COCHRAN has invented a new high speed automobile. I had to giggle a minute when I read that MIKE BELL was still trying to complete his high school education after twenty long years of what he called hard work . DEBBIE CAVANAH better known as Cavet has taken up exploring and is now trying to find that rare creek . I read on. HOLLY NEWBERRY and CONNIE GOODWIN were home to dedicate the “Goodwin-Newberry Hiking Trails in Lovington. These trails were made through the years by their constant walking. I also found that BOB RENFRO, after seven overhauls and fifty gallons of Bondo had finally given up on the Nova. I saw a photo of PENNY NICOL. who was jogging, while wearing her spike heels and twirling three batons at the same time. When I turned the page. I noticed the gossip column was continued, but this was nothing new. I remember Lovington was always hot on gossip. As I read on. it said that DONNA COLE was seen up at G and S buying mayonnaise and she had seen PUCK ECKEL stocking up on Farrah Fawcett Shampoo . LANA OZIER was also seen buying lighter fluid so she could keep on flicking her Bic”. Mr. and Mrs. JOHN MARQUIS II of rural Lovington have proudly announced that their son. John III. has successfully completed his state police training, and will now cruise the highways of Illinois. LESA LAWSON and DAN GRIFFIN did get married. I guess she didn’t get tired of all that guff. Also, Sherri and ERIC FITZGIBBONS just had a kid which makes for another cute cookie. Along with the happy events of life, there are always the tragedities. I read that TOM DAWSON and SANDY ELLIS failed to graduate their senior year, so they were forced to take another year at L.H.S.. and they proudly graduated with the Class of 1981. I was astonished to see that TIM PHELPS was recently in the hospital. His letter read: I would like to thank all my friends and relatives for all of the cards and letters that I received while in the hospital. After having major surgery. I finally had my body dyed green. Now I can truly live up to my nickname. The Incredible Hulk”. I saw on the society page that RANDY HAYS and DeeDee are celebrating their 20th anniversary of marriage and their 20th win with ’57 Chevy. Up in the corner of the right page was an ad. It read that DEAN BROWN'S Chauffeur service is highly advertised and recommended by DOUG SMITH. When I turned to the back page my eyes just popped out. I could not believe it. After numerous attempts to tell everyone where he goes every Saturday night. PHIL PARRISH now goes to Sullivan not Sulliban. I finished reading the paper and I looked up and there was a squad of Marines to rescue us from the island, led by BILL MONTGOMERY. 8 Senior We. the members of the Lovington High School Class of 1980, being of sound mind and body, and believing in the certainty of our near departure from the afore said school, do hereby make and declare this instrument of writing to be our last will and testament as seniors and students of Lovington High School. I. Linda Alumbaugh. leave Mrs. Yallaly in hopes she finds a student assistant that doesn’t give her as much trouble as I have, and that does everything she wants without complaining. I. Sheila Benton, leave my sister Laura four better years in high school than I had. I. Dean Brown, leave my senior class picture on the wall. I. Debbie Cavanah leave Rhonda Morgan a ride to Sullivan whenever she wants it. I. Reese Clements, leave Coach Corley, in hopes that some day he will get to date Bo Derek. I. Dan Cochran leave Mr. Mayo a set of binoculars to see people doing things that they shouldn't. I. Tony Croslow. leave Brenda Davis and Dawn Stevens to fight out who will be called what names. I. Tom Dawson, leave Dawn Stevens, a lifetime supply of Oven Fry” so she can have “a real big treat” her senior year. I. Darlene Elliott leave L.H.S. and am never coming back. I, Sandy Ellis, leave Eric to Tracy and Terry Smith so they can watch him for me!! I. Connie Goodwin leave my nicknames munchkin” and “shorty” to any short person who can put up with them as long as I did. I. Lesa Lawson, leave Tina Brown and Tracy Smith another flight to the Broom Corn Festival and the ability to get in trouble in band without me. I. Holly Newberry, leave Lovington High School after coming down from the ceiling in the English room. I. Penny Nicol, leave Ann right to chase Harvey, Herbie. Bozo, and Blondie without me. We, Lana Ozier and Donna Cole, leave Kent and Keith Frantz in tears because we’re leaving. I. Carol Reedy, leave Brenda Davis with a brain so she can’t say, “If I knew everything I’d be a brain. I. Dana Wall, leave Tina Brown more Spook Houses to go through. I, Teresa Wolfe, leave L.H.S. to quit while I am ahead. We, the class of 1980. leave: Mr. Bell a class that is as nice as he is. Mrs. Bolsen her very own dance studio where she can dance the rest of her life. Mr. Boyd a new book of real exciting stories to tell to his class. Mr. Corley leis to go with his Hawaiian shirts. Mrs. Dannewitz a group of girls that can sing bass. Mr. Deitemyer without hope because his “great musical seniors” are leaving him. Mrs. Dunscomb another hobby to go with her million others. Mrs. Ellison a class that remembers to come in at noon hour. Mrs. Foley an F.H.A. meeting full of wholesome” girls. Mrs. Gullick a free trip to Scotland. Mr. Hight wishing him good luck and also the privilege to leave with us. Mr. McGregor in hopes that he has a little girl. Mr. Morgan a senior class that doesn’t wait till the last minute to finish their window or float. Mr. Pcadro a class that already knows about Chapter 9. Mrs. Shelton a yearbook class that listens. Mrs. Thomas three more study halls to fill her day. Mrs. Thompson training wheels for her cross-country skis. Mrs. Uphoff in hopes that some day she finds her impossible dream of running for President of the United States or meeting Robert E. Lee in person. Mrs. Wilson more than two people who are interested in Algebra II or Math IV. Mrs. Yallaly a school that turns in all their books on time. Mr. Mayo car troubles, sick, shoot a horse, flat tires, ran out of gas, bury a dog. what lies will he believe? Mr. Gullick $20 to buy his wife a new purse since he doesn’t like hers now. Class of ’83 the ability to get noisier as years go on. Class of ’82 to be able to get through high school. Class of '81 nothing Darlene Elliott “I will never have to say this again. I am late because my alarm clock did not go off at the right time. Sandy Ellis Hey Lana. When I grow up I want to live on a HOG farm Class President 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 2.3; Cheerleading 2.3.4; Captain 4; Student Council 2; Scholastic Bowl 3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.3; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4. Varsity Club 4; Sophomore Attendant; Senior Queen Candidate; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Class play 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 2.3; Mixed Ensemble 2.3; Volleyball Scorekeeper 4. Eric Fitzgibbons Football 1.2,3.4; Baseball 3; F.F.A. 1.2.3; Lettermans Club 2.3; Varsity Club 4; Weight Lifting Club 4. Dennis Garmon Track 1.2.3.4; Band 1; Junior Class Attendant; Senior King Candidate; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Class Play 3; Weight Lifting Club 4. Connie Goodwin Me short, no way it’s just your imagination. G.A.A. 1.3; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Junior Class Attendant. Dan Griffin With a woman like Lcsa what more could I ask for? Football 1,3.4; Basketball 1; Track 2.3; Lettermans Club 3.4; Homecoming King; Weight Lifting Club 4-pres.; Pep Club 4-vice pres. 10 Randy Hays Basketball 4. Donna Keeling As Times Goes On Student Council 3; President 4; Projectionist Club 3; President 4; Pep Club 1.2,3; Lesa Lawson With a man like Dan. what more could I ask for? ’ G.A.A. 1.2.3; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Secretary of Class 4; Varsity Club 4; Freshman Attendant; Homeco- ming Queen; Band 1.2,3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. John Marquis Time to head for the mountains” Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 3; Letter- mans Club 4; Weight Lifting 4. Bill Montgomery Holly Newberry G A A 1.2.3; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Officer 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Volleyball 1; Class Play 4; Track 2. 11 ?ememl?er Tom strangle “Stringy Meadow?” Penny had an accident on the floor in kindergarten? Mr. Coppage's sixth grade actors? Mr. Kilcullen’s pizza parties? Mr. Hutton’s screen and antenna? Our eighth grade trip to Chicago? Carla and her Coat of Many Colors?” The nightly stroll from Bolin’s Estates into town? When Dean had his Bible and daily sermons? The first eighth grade graduating class at the new grade school? Cavet rammed a compass through her hand? All the slumber parties? Gayle and Penny’s fight? Bonnie’s bleached hair (Tuesday Taylor) ? Reeting in Amy’s Riviera? Penny Nicol ‘Til never be poor because I'll always have my six cents” Majorette 1.2.3.4; Pom Pon Girl 1.2.3.4; Captain 3.4; Class Play 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.3; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Chorus 3.4; Band 1.2.3; Volleyball Manager 1.2; Track Mana- ger 1; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Track 2.4; Scholastic Bowl 3.4. Lana Ozier Phillip Parrish Well whoopee Sandy, when I grow up I want to live on a DAIRY farm Yearbook Staff 1.4; Editor 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; President 4; Sophomore Class President; Vice President 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Class Play 3.4; Track 2.3; Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Scholastic Bowl 3.4; Ski Club 4; DAR; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Tim Phelps Terry who? Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1.2.4; Varsity Club 2.3.4; Track 4; Class Play 4; Weight Lifting Club 4. Tina Rambo With Ron. my K.R. tapes, and the old Vega, what else do I need? F.H.A. 1.2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Carol Reedy With my tuna bod. I can’t get my breathe F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 1.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Cheerleading 1.2.3.4; Basketball 3,4; Vice President 3: G.A.A. 1.2.3; Varsity Club 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Class Play 3.4; Ski Club 4; Stage Band 1.2,3.4. 14 Teresa Wolfe Haven't you always heard that Wolfes arc wild? G.A.A. 1.2.3; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 2; Class Play 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Doug Smith Guess what is going on out at the farm this weekend? F.F.A. 1.2.3; President 3; Football 2.3.4; Basketball 1; Class Play 3.4; Varsity Club 4; Weight Lifting Club 4 Dana Wall Who me. have a big mouth? Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3; Scc-Trcas. 1.3; Class Play 3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.3; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Track Mgr. 2.3; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4 Kathy Wood With Jim. my B.M. records and a moonlit night, what more could I ask for? F.H.A. 1.2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4 15 iiimmim Dulcy - Lana Ozier Henry - Tom Dawson Laura - Sandy Ellis Dora - Dana Wall Helen - Carol Reedy Millie - Donna Cole Nellie - Linda Alumbaugh Georgia - Donna Keeling Pete - Mike Bell Reverend - Doug Smith Dr. Harold - Tony Croslow DIRECTOR: Mrs. Judy Uphoff 17 'chofasti UonorA 'IJaledictori an Salutatori an Penny Nicol Lana Ozier Timm Scholarship Winners To four year schools: Merit: Penny Nico! Tom Dawson Eric Fitzgibbons Carol Reedy To two year schools: Debbie Cavanah Tony Croslow Original John Timm Award - Lana Ozier American Legion Awards Tony Croslow Tom Dawson Penny Nicol Carol Reedy Kiwanis Scholarship Lana Ozier John Zancha Award Debbie Cavanah DAR Lana Ozier SAR Tom Dawson y4wards Art Award - Eric Fitzgibbons Auto Mechanics Award - Dennis Garmon Band Award - Tom Dawson Bausch and Lomb Science Award - Carol Reedy Business Award - Sandy Ellis Chemistry Award - Cheryl Bicknell Chorus Award - Tom Dawson English Award - Cheryl Bicknell Home Ec. Award - Sheila Benton Leadership in Band - Lana Ozier Journalism Award - Carol Reedy Math Award - Penny Nicol The awards this year were given to many hardworking students. The awards could be given to anyone, a Junior or a senior. 19 Ctas Pod Most Spirited - Sandy Ellis and Tom Dawson Most Athletic - Carol Reedy and David Eckel Best Dressed - Penny Nicol and Tom Dawson Most Musical - Sandy Ellis and Tom Dawson Best Personality - Lesa Lawson and Dan Griffin Prettiest Eyes - Donna Cole and Dean Brown Prettiest Smile - Lesa Lawson and Dennis Garmon Biggest Cut-Up - Lana Ozier and Doug Smith Most Likely to Succeed - Lana Ozier and Tom Dawson Quietest - Darlene Elliott and Tony Croslow Loudest - Dana Wall and Mike Bell Biggest Flirts - Carla Clough and John Marquis Biggest Turkeys - Carla Clough and Doug Smith Least Studious - Holly Newberry and Doug Smith Most Studious - Penny Nicol and Tony Croslow 21 22 juniors 1981 23 President: Jeff Boyd, Treasurer: Angie Patrick, Secretary: Chris Creek Cheryl Bicknell Jeff Boyd Tina Brown Mark Cook Sherri Cook Chris Creek Cindy Creek Mike Croslow Brenda Davis Joe Drone Pam Elzy Amy Fitzgibbons Pete Fowler Lisa Franklin Keith Frantz Kent Frantz I limiA. 24 John Gordon Jan Grant Mike Gray Tracey Green Corinna Greenwood Jim Griffin Greg Howard Jim Jacoby Cathy Long Teresa Mason Croslow Mark Minor Keith Newberry Angie Patrick Dave Rambo Les Reedy Tony Sautelet 25 Eric Smith Judy Smith Horace Staples Dawn Stevens Tony Sufono Kim Tarr Marsha Tarr Mike Weaver 27 junior Parenti -Are jCiLe Oliat Mrs. Burton (Mable) - Cheryl Bicknell Mr. Burton (Donald) Jeff Stovall Clara - Cathy Long Geraldine (Jelly) - Dawn Stevens Veronica (Ronny) - Tracey Green Barbara (Barbi) - Angie Patrick Ross Wheeler - Jeff Boyd Mrs. Wheeler - Marsha Tarr Mayor Hanson - Tonia Wildman Della - Cindy Creek Mr. Deitemyer - Director Judy Smith - Student Director omored 1982 31 President: Les Staples, Secretary: Carol Wesolek. Treasurer: Teresa Reedy. Charles Cavanah Bob Cochran Dennis Coslow Randy Doggett Jim Drone Kenny Franklin Janine Gullick Brian Hayes Butch Hendrix Jamie Isaacs Martin Minor Rhonda Morgan 32 Ed Reedy Teresa Reedy Bev Renfro Betty Seelow Terry Smith Tracy Smith Les Staples Karen Stinson Jeff Stovall Tonja Stovall Larry Thompson Carol Wesolek 33 34 Jreihmen Class of 1983 35 President: Bob Davis. Vice Pres: Jeff Drone Sec-Treas. Rick Fair Eric Agncy Jill Austin Lori Born Tony Brust Connie Burge Kevin Bryant h Annette Coslow Bob Davis Jeff Drone !i “YUtSiH ■ 11 v A i 36 Lisa Dyer Debbie Ellis Rick Fair Jackie Fitzgibbons Dan Fritts Tom Gordon Ted Gray Tom Griffin Tobcy Hayes Kerri Heathcock Dave Mathis Gordon McKinney 4 Kip Newberry Dawn Patrick Diane Phelps 37 Troy Phelps Trisha Redfern Annette Renfro MayLce Sandifcr Marylisa Schuetz Jody Stovall Greg Tarr Tony Wallis Bob Webb 38 39 iJacu Jl ministration 40 School Members left to right: D.J. Smith. Joe Bicknell. Glenn Schuetz. Dan Reedy. Jim Curry. Margaret Reedy. Not pictured Gene Clark. 1 to r: President D.J. Smith. Vice president Joe Bicknell. Secretary Glenn Schuetz. Fore scores and seven years ago . . 41 I'd love to see what Mr. Thomas is writing! Mi ministration Superintendent Mr. William Gullick Mr. Gary Mayo 42 Mr. Lawrence Allen Chemistry. Bus Driver 4 Mr. Don Bell - Voc. Math. Office Practice. Shorthand. Proj. Club Mrs. Kathy Bolsen - Basic Eng.. P.E. Senior Advisor. Coach • Volleyball. Track Mr. Ike Boyd - Auto Mech.. Bus Driver Mrs. Joy Colclasure - L� brary Aide 1 t ft Mr. Kevin Corley Gov., Con. Ec.. Geog Mrs. Brenda Danncwitz Chorus. Junior Advisor Mr David Deitemyer - Band. Junior Advisor Mrs Connie Dunscomb - Title I. Junior Advisor 43 Mrs. Cheryl Ellison - CWT s V Mr. Larry Hight - Dr. Ed.. P.E. Var. Basketball. Asst. Football. Senior Advisor Mr Robert Peadro - Health Mrs. Gloria Foley - Home Ec.. Health Nutr.. Parent. F.H.A.. Sophomore Advisor Mr. Lowell McGregor • Ind. Arts. Mill Work. Sophomore Advsior. Bldg. Co.. Weld.. Adv. Wood Mrs Kathy Shelton - Yearbook. Sci.. Bot Zoo.. Biology. Pom Pon. Freshman Advisor Mr. Don Morgan - Art 1.2.3. 4 Senior Advisor Mrs. Ellen Thomas- Eng. I. Eng. II. Freshman Advisor 44 Mrs. Karen Thompson - Guid., Span. 1 2. Fren 1 2. N.H.S.. Schl. Bowl. Jr. Advisor Mrs. Judy Uphoff - Human.. Schl. Bowl. U.S. Hist.. Soc. Stud.. Stu. Council. World Hist., So. Advisor. Mrs. Brenda Wilson - Alg. I. Gen. Math. Geometry. Math 4. Alg. II Mrs Gullicks reading a Story about Scotland! What s the STORY behind this one Ike. 45 Office WorLri Back row: Left to Right: Secretary Julie Kidwell. Dawn Stevens. Teresa Wolfe. Kim Tarr. Darlene Elliott. Amy Fitzgibbons. Tina Brown. Tony Croslow. Bottom Row: Cindy Creek. Tonia Wildman. Angie Patrick. Rhonda Morgan. Keith Frantz, and Lana Ozier. Back Row. Left Right: Rhonda Morgan. Jamie Issacs. Mike Bell. Kathy Wood. Marcia Tarr. Reese Clements. Front: Secretary Margie Broutin, Debbie Cavanah Row one: Lowell McGregor. Guy Elder. Ike Boyd. Row two: Lloyd Long. Fred Kilcullen, Lawrence Allen dudtocL land 47 Evelyn Shaw. Grace Barlow. Edna Wilhite Undercfi ercladdmen Ya bored Ed? Quiet girls!” “Are you awake Tina?” What homemakers! “Hi Bob!” Mr. Innocent. 48 football First Row: Tim Phelps Second Row; left to right: Bob Renfro. Phil Parrish, Dave Eckel. Doug Smith. Eric Fitzgibbons, Dean Brown. Dan Griffin. John Marquis. Tom Dawson. Mike Bell. Third Row; left to right: Asst. Coach Larry Hight. Eric Agney. Jeff Boyd. Jim Drone. Toby Hays. Dave Rambo. Jim Jacoby. Tony Brust. Gordon McKinney. Kip Newberry. Rick Fair. Greg Tarr. Tom Griffin. Jeff Drone. Bob Davis. Coach Kevin Corley. Fourth Row: Horace Staples. Jim Griffin. Kenny Franklin. Dennis Coslow. Eric Smith. Mike Weaver. Jeff Stovall. Les Staples. Excitement' Future Pro's? Another T.D. Run for your life Kenny! Bloody Battlefields 51 xan WeU Conf. defecti oni Ml lerence Quarterback: Ken Franklin Split End: Eric Smith 'l cirdity DootLJf Scored Lovington 6 Atwood 46 Lovington 27 Arthur 51 Lovington 20 Moweaqua Lovington 16 Macon 34 Lovington SI Bethany 0 Lovington 43 Illiopolis 6 Lovington 0 Assumption Lovington 0 Maroa 21 Lovington 14 Niantic IS 14 Second Si Ml Conf. Selecti ond earn onference Defensive Back: David Eckel Offensive Tackle: John Marquis p u e oC • • •«—J • 3ooiUl Slwardd Most Valuable Player .......... Dan Griffin Team Captain ................. Tim Phelps Back of the Year .............. Ken Franklin Offensive Lineman Award John Marquis Defensive Lineman Award .................... Eric Fitzgibbons Defensive Back Award ...................... Horace Staples Most Tackles .................... Eric Smith Mr. Touchdown ................... Dave Eckel Blood and Guts Award ............ Doug Smith Most Consistent ............... Tom Dawson Most Versatile ................ Phil Parrish Most Improved ................. Mike Weaver Sportsmanship ..... Bob Renfro Mike Bell VARSITY Lovington vs. Maroa 20-14 20-17 (Maroa) Lovington vs. St. Teresa 20-18 20-10 (St. Teresa) Lovington vs. Macon 20-3 20-5 (Macon) Lovington vs. Assumption 20-10 20-7 20-14 (Lovington) Lovington vs. Bement 20-18 20-12 (Bement) Lovington vs. Mt. Zion 20-9 20-14 (Mt. Zion) Lovington vs. Arthur 20-13 20-16 20-14 (Lovington) Lovington vs. Stonington 20-5 20-6 (Stonington) Lovington vs. Niantic 20-6 20-8 (Niantic) Lovington vs. Moweaqua 20-16 20-11 (Lovington) Lovington vs. Tower Hill 20-11 20-13 20-2 (Lovington) Lovington vs. Sullivan 20-8 20-11 20-18 (Lovington) Lovington vs. Blue Mound 20-3 20-6 (Blue Mound) Lovington vs. Illiopolis 21-19 20-5 (Illiopolis) DISTRICT Lovington vs. Atwood - Hammond 20-6 20-18 (Lovington) Lovington vs. St. Teresa 20-11 20-13 (St. Teresa) MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - Teresa Mason Croslow TRI-CAPTAINS - Dana Wall. Debbie Cavanah. Carla Clough JUNIOR VARSITY Lovington vs. Maroa 15-9 15-2 (Lovington) Lovington vs. St. Teresa 20-6 20-16 20-2 (St. Teresa) Lovington vs. Macon 15-13 15-0 15-7 (Macon) Lovington vs. Assumption 15-6 15-8 16-14 (Lovington) Lovington vs. Bement 20-18 21-19 (Bement) Lovington vs. Mt. Zion 20-10 20-14 (Mt. Zion) Lovington vs. Arthur 20-13 20-16 (Lovington) Lovington vs. Stonington 15-10 15-10 (Stonington) Lovington vs. Niantic 15-3 15-11 15-11 (Lovington) Lovington vs. Moweaqua 15-12 15-2 (Lovington) Lovington vs. Tower Hill 15-6 15-2 (Tower Hill) Lovington vs. Sullivan 15-13 15-2 15-9 (Sullivan) Lovington vs. Blue Mound 15-2 15-5 (Blue Mound) Lovington vs. Illiopolis 15-3 15-7 (Lovington) Uardity and 1 Vo(feyba (( 5, earns Back Row: Mary lisa Schuetz. Kerri Heathcock. Carol Wesolek. Teresa Reedy. Bev Renfro. Tracy Smith. Betty Seelow. Connie Burge. Jill Austin Middle Row: Coach Kathy Bolscn Front Row: Lori Born. Jody Stovall. Trisha Redfern Back Row: Chris Creek. Teresa Mason Croslow. Debbie Cavanah. Dana Wall. Carla Clough. Brenda Davis. Tonia Wildman Middle Row: Coach Kathy Bolsen Front Row: Tina Brown. Sherri Cook i$oy A f abhethalt Uardit y first row left to right: Coach Larry Hight. Jeff Drone. Jeff Stovall. Coach Kevin Corley, second row Brian Hays. Jim Griffin. Horace Staples. Larry Thompson. Dennis Coslow. Keith Frantz. Jim Drone manager, third row: Tony Brust. J.W. Day. Jim Jacoby. Mark 55 Cook. Leslie Staples, and Bob Davis. left to right: Reese Clements, manager. Jim Griffin. Horace Staples. Dean Brown. Dennis Coslow. Les Reedy. Tim Phelps, Eric Smith. Phil Parrish. Kenny Franklin. Larry Thompson. Dave Eckel. Jim Drone manager, head coach Larry Hight. and asst, coach Kevin Corley. junior Jarsity Variitu Baiketbaff Lovington 65 Arthur 79 Lovington 68 Windsor 74 Lovington 58 Findlay 92 Lovington 74 Brownstown 97 Lovington 59 Beecher City 68 Lovington 46 Bethany 67 Lovington 67 Moweaqua 63 Lovington 61 Atwood-Hammond 83 Lovington 70 Kansas 80 Lovington 51 Stonington 66 Lovington 54 Tower Hill 40 Lovington 55 Niantic-Harristown 56 Lovington 51 Assumption 73 Lovington 47 Blue Mound 102 Lovington 64 Maroa-Forsyth 79 Lovington 78 Mount Auburn 60 Lovington 43 Mer Conf. Tourn Maroa-Forsyth 64 Lovington 63 Areola 66 Lovington 91 Edinburg 58 Lovington 90 Illiopolis 62 Lovington 80 Macon 88 Lovington 66 Findlay 84 J.V. BaUUl Lovington 40 Arthur 70 Lovington 39 Windsor 100 Lovington 26 Findlay 68 Lovington 53 Bethany 61 Lovington 43 Moweaqua 56 Lovington 48 Atwood-Hammond 58 Lovington 61 Kansas 38 Lovington 34 Stonington 70 Lovington 55 Tower Hill 51 Lovington 62 Niantic-Harristown 58 Lovington 44 Assumption 61 Lovington 40 Blue Mound 63 Lovington 65 Mount Auburn 59 Lovington 28 Maroa-Forsyth 53 Lovington 48 Areola 64 Lovington 55 Edinburg 48 Lovington 47 Illiopolis 36 Lovington 51 Macon 64 57 From left to right: Linda Alumbaugh. Trisha Redfern. Tracy Smith. Jackie Fitzgibbons. Jody Stovall. Beverly Renfro. Carol Reedy. Sandy Ellis (co-captain), Brenda Davis. Lana Ozier (co-captain). Donna Cole. Marylisa Schuetz (Manager). Coach Carol Smith. Dee Ellis (Manager) $a$hetbaff Lovington 14 Cerro Gordo 49 Lovington 25 Oakland 65 Lovington 26 Cumberland 55 Lovington 20 Arthur 29 Lovington 23 Bement 44 Lovington 25 Atwood-Hammond 41 Lovington 19 Tuscola 66 Lovington 36 Bethany 46 Lovington 25 Areola 26 Lovington 28 Sullivan 47 Lovington 38 Shelbyville 52 Lovington 29 Mt. Pulaski 42 Lovington 34 Argenta-Oreana 35 Lovington 22 Warrensburg-Latham 45 X.M.S. in The girls team this year was very small in number, but it was large in confidence and effort. The team faced many difficulties, sprained ankles, and other injuries, but they came out ahead in the long run. The team also had a new coach this year, Carol Smith. We just want to give a special thanks to Coach Smith for all her hard work with us this year. Thanks again! 60 first row 1. to r.: Eric Agney. Kip Newberry. Les Reedy. Leslie Staples. Larry Thompson. Dennis Wood. Second row: Tony Croslow. Horace Staples. Ken Franklin. J.W. Day. Dennis Coslow, third row: Dennis Garmon. Mike Bell. Eric LcCrone. Phil Parrish. Most valuable Players: Dennis Garmon. Phil Parrish. Mike Bell Scored April 1st at Macon: Macon 84 pts. Maroa 26 pts. Lovington 42 pts. April 8th at Assumption: Lovington 81 pts. Tower Hill 72 pts. Assumption 32 pts. April 17th at Lovington: Lovington 42 pts. Sullivan 88 pts. April 18th at Moweaqua. Fr. Soph. Invitational: Lovington 4th place. April 22nd at Sullivan, Bi-County Meet April 24th at Lovington: Lovington 76 pts. Bement 60 pts. Assumption 56 pts. May 1st at Sullivan, relays: Lovington 5th Place May 6th at Niantic: Niantic 72 pts. Lovington 81 pts. Maroa 35 pts. Mt. Auburn 12 pts. May 8th Fr. Soph. Track Meet at Niantic (Meridean Conference): Lovington 3rd place. May 13th Meridean Conference Track Meet at Moweaqua: Lovington 4th place 62 Mr. Corley Head Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Track Coach Mr. Hight Head Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Mrs. Bolsen Volleyball Coach Track Coach Mrs. Smith Basketball Coach Cheerleader Coach 63 JracL Row one 1 to r Kim Tarr. Cindy Creek; row two Carol Wesolek. Rhonda Morgan. Debbie Cavanah. Tonia Wildman. Dawn Patrick. Dianne Phelps. Kerri Heathcock; row three Penny Nicol, Tammy Wildman. Trisha Redfern. Pam Elzy. Vicki Nixon. Lisa Dyer. Back row Coach Bolsen. Not pictured Brenda Davis, Lesa Lawson, and Carol Reedy. School records were broken by freshmen Kerri Heathcock in the Discus and Lisa Dyer in the 800 Meter Run. Carol Reedy set a record in the 200 Meter. The girls track team placed 4th out of 12 teams at the Girl’s Meridian Conference Track Meet. Bethany scored 60. Maroa 56. Macon 55. and Lovington 52. It was a very close meet. Senior Carol Reedy won the 100. High Jump, and anchored the Conference Champion 400 and 800 Meter Relays. Carol also was selected to compete in the Decatur Herald Area Best Meet at Millikin. At the first annual Sullivan Relays Lovington finished 5th of nine teams. All schools placing above Lovington had much larger enrollments. 64 Qirh Oracli Si cores Meet 1 Lovington 56 Assumption Tlx i Moweaqua Mt. Auburn 57 14 Tower Hill 15� i Meet 2 Sullivan 74 V5 Lovington 69 Windsor 9 Tower Hill 18 Meet 3 Tuscola 66 Lovington 57 Meet 4 Bement 79 Lovington 48 Meet 5 Lovington 57 Bement 54 Arthur 43 Areola 12 Meet 6 Bethany 69 Vi Lovington 58 JracL 1st Place Conference Relays 800 Meter Relay 400 Meter Relay Brenda Davis. Lesa Lawson. Kim Tarr and Carol Reedy. Rhonda Morgan. Brenda Davis. Kim Tarr and Carol Reedy Kerri in action. Lisa running away with it. From left to right: Chris Creek. Brenda Davis. Carol Reedy. Sandy Ellis (captain). Teresa Mason. Angie Patrick Basketball Bunnies!!” From left to right: Tracy Smith. Rhonda Morgan. Lori Born. Karen Stinson. Debbie Ellis. Marylisa Schuetz On a sit-down strike again Don't break their backs Dee! Tonia Wildman. Judy Smith. Dawn Stevens. Cindy Creek. Cheryl Bicknell. Penny Nicol. Terry Smith. Annette Renfro. Cathy Long. Dawn Patrick The Pom pon squad consisted of ten girls who performed a routine at every home varsity basketball game. The squad started off the season with a clinic for third, fourth, fifth, and sixth graders; with about thirty grade schoolers participating. Some of the routines done by the squad were learned at summer camp and some of the routines were made up by the squad members. Co-captain. Cheryl Bicknell: Captain. Penny Nicol Our (jreat OlthfeteS ona Jk onor from 1 to r: Lana Ozicr, Penny Nicol. Sponsor Karen Thompson. Cheryl Bicknell. Marsha Tarr. Cathy Long. New members • Kenny Franklin, sophomore and Teresa Reedy, sophomore. 74 Sell oiadti Uardity 1 to r: Rccsc Clements. Penny Nicol. Tom Dawson-captain. Sandy Ellis. Lana Ozier. Debbie Cavanah not pictured. Varsity thinkers Another wrong answer. Tom? 75 First Row. left to right: Jamie Issacs. Bev Renfro. Betty Seelow. Annette Coslow. Marylisa Schuetz. Lori Born. Jill Austin. Dawn Patrick. Lisa Dyer. Kerri Heathcock. Diane Phelps, Vicki Nixon, Connie Burge. Second Row: Kathy Wood. Cindy Creek. Trisha Redfern, Marcia Tarr. Tracey Green. Teresa Wolfe. Sandy Ellis. Dana Wall. Carol Reedy. Brenda Davis. Jackie Fitzgibbons. Jody Stovall. Tracy Smith. Tina Brown. Tammy Wildman. Dee Ellis. Angie Patrick. Darlene Elliott. Third Row: Lana Ozier. Cheryl Bicknell, Janine Gullick. Teresa Reedy. Karen Stinson. Holly Newberry. Gloria Foley, advisor. Tina Rambo. Donna Cole. Pam Elzy. Sherri Cook. Tonja Stovall. Jan Grant. Dawn Stevens. Cathy Long. Carol Wesolek. Penny Nicol. Tonia Wildman. Terry Smith, Lisa Franklin. Kim Tarr. Judy Smith This year was the last year for Mrs. Foley to be our advisor in F.H.A. The girls have enjoyed her very much and we just want to wish her the best of luck in her future. The F.H.A. was very active this year. We had a Daddy Date Night. A Little Sister Picnic and many other interesting activities. It was a year of much enjoyment and next year should be full of much more excitement. 77 (Concert Our band in action! Ready and waiting. Play it fluties! 78 What a lovely tune! The marching band was under the direction of Mr. Deitemeyer. The band marched in the Broom Corn festival. The band also marched at every home football game, some of the songs played were El Toro. Work song, and the theme to Dallas. The marching band con- sisted of Trisha Redfern. Marylisa Schuetz, Lori Born, Sandy Ellis, Jami Isaccs. Janine Gullick. Ter- esa Wolfe. Tina Brown. Dawn Patrick, Lisa Dyer. Jackie Fitzgibbons. Terry Smith. Judy Smith. Teresa Reedy, Cheryl Bicknell. Donna Cole. Angie Pa- trick. Carol Reedy. Jody Stovall. Tracy Smith. Lana Ozier, Dennis Wood, Karen Stinson. Cathy Long, and Dana Wall. 79 (Concert Row one: Tina Brown. Teresa Wolfe. Janine Gullick. Jamie Isaacs. Sandy Ellis. Lori Born. Marylisa Schuetz. Trisha Redfern. Row two: Dawn Patrick. Lisa Dyer. Jackie Fitzgibbons. Tracy Smith. Judy Smith. Tom Dawson. Teresa Reedy. Cheryl Bicknell, Donna Cole, Jody Stovall. Terry Smith. Lana Ozier. Horace Staples. J.W. Day. Dennis Wood. Leslie Staples. Row three: Karen Stinson. Cathy Long. Dana Wall. Dennis Coslow. Mr. Deitemyer. Director. Row one: Tonia Wildman, Cheryl Bicknell. Cindy Creek. Row two: Annette Coslow. Penny Nicol. Annette Renfro 80 £nAem Cathy Long. Dawn Stevens. Penny Nicol. Rhonda Morgan. Jeff Boyd. Tom Dawson. 81 The mixed ensemble in action! orud Back row: L to R. Dawn Patrick. Lori Born. Kim Tarr. Marsha Tarr. Tracey Green. Kerri Heathcock, Cheryl Bicknell. Judy Smith. Trisha Redfern. Middle row: Tammy Wildman. Diane Phelps. Lisa Franklin. Penny Nicol, Corrina Greenwood. Connie Burge. Dawn Stevens. Mary Lisa Schuelt. Front row: Carol Wesolek. Rhonda Morgan. Troy Phelps. Bob Webb. Jeff Boyd. Tom Dawson. Cathy Long. Director: Mrs. Dannewitz Sing it. cowgirls' The chorus has been very active this year. Besides our annual Christmas Con- cert. and Friday Night Live, we sang for the Senior Citizens. Christmas caroled downtown Loving- ton. took a field trip to the University of Illinois Music School open house and saw the movie musical 1776”. The chorus par- ticipated in music contest and received a first place award for their songs and sightreadings. They also performed at Baccalaur- eate and graduation. 82 ■■ front row 1 to r: Sponsor Don Bell. Jody Stovall. Jackie Fitzgibbons, Jeff Stovall, second row: Rick Fair. Linda Alumbaugh. Tony Brust. The Projectionist Club is responsible for maintaining the A.V. equipment and supplies in good condition. The club takes the equip- ment to classrooms as need- ed and stores it when not in use. We show a movie at Christmas time in order to raise funds for an end- of-the-year club activity. This year we went to a movie and McDonald’s for a ham- burger afterwards at the club’s expenses. 84 s4uto arap k jCift er 3 Back row; L to R. Chuck Cavanah. Rick Fair. Jim Griffin. Gordon McKinney. Jay Day. Dennis Coslow. Bob Davis. Kenny Franklin. Jeff Stovall. Eric Smith. Horace Staples. Tom Griffin. Front row; Kip Newberry. Ed Reedy. Dan Fritts. Dennis Wood. Not pictured. Tim Phelps and Dan Griffin. You can do it. Dan' 86 1-r 1st row: Marylisa Scheutz. Lori Born. Karen Stinson. Tracy Smith. Rhonda Morgan. Brenda Davis. Sandy Ellis. Sherri Cook. Lana Ozier. 2nd row: Linda Alambaugh. Corrina Greenwood. Kathy Wood. Tina Rambo. Teresa Wolfe. Holly Newberry. Debbie Cavanah. Penny Nicol. Bev Renfro. Teresa Reedy. Betty Seelow. 3rd row: Cheryl Bicknell, Cathy Long. Annette Renfro. Annette Coslow. Lisa Dyer. Diane Phelps. Tammy Wildman. Carol Wesolek. Kent Frantz. Coach Hight. 4th row: Tracey Green. Marsha Tarr. Lisa Franklin. Kim Tarr. Pam Elzy. Cindy Creek. Judy Smith. Tonia Wildman. Dawn Stevens. Dana Wall. Tom Dawson. Donna Cole. Vicki Nixon. 5th row: Jan Grant. Amy Fitzgibbons. Tonja Stovall. Terry Smith. Tina Brown. Eric Fitzgibbons. Dean Brown. John Marquis. Keith Frantz. Tom Young. Eric Smith. Horace Staples. Tony Croslow. 87 front row 1 to r: Sponsor. Kathy Bolscn. Kenny Franklin. Erie Smith. Sandy Ellis. John Marquis, second row: Jay Day. Leslie Staples. Jeff Stovall. Reese Clements. Linda Alumbaugh. Tracy Smith, third row: Ed Reedy. Jeff Boyd. Dana Wall. Donna Cole. Lana Ozier. Dean Brown, fourth row: Larry Thompson. Eric Fitzgibbons. Jim Griffin. Eric LeCrone. Horace Staples. Cindy Creek, fifth row: Teresa Croslow. Debbie Cavanah. Cathy Long. Dave Eckel. Mike Bell. Dennis Coslow, sixth row: Rhonda Morgan. Kim Tarr. Lisa Franklin. Phil Parrish. Doug Smith. Sponsor Larry Hight. not pictured: Sponsor Kevin Corley The 1980 Varsity Club began this year with three new sponsors, Mrs. Bolsen, Mr. Corley, and Mr. Hight. Before, this club was the Lettermens Club, but since ERA has come about, the girls wanted in. So the school formed a new organization called the Varsity Club. To be eligible one must have lettered varsity in a sport, and because of all the “jocks at our school, the club was a pretty good size. Some of the activities were selling candy for the club to buy what we needed. The sales were good and the club was a big success. 88 St udent (Council Front Row: Kenny Franklin. Jody Stovall. Tracy Smith. Brenda Davis. Carol Reedy. Donna Keeling. Debbie Cavanah. Debbie Ellis. Teresa Reedy. Tony Brust. and Advisor Judy Uphoff. Back Row: Angie Patrick. Lana Ozier. and Keith Frantz. The Lovington Student Council is a Council of the students, by the students, and for the students. The student council is composed of three students from each class who are elected by the members of their class. The council is run completely by the students. The faculty has no influence on our decisions. Our Fearless Leader We have sponsored many events for the students such as. National Turkey Day, Christmas Party, 60’s Day, Western Day, and several other assembly pro- grams. We also work to get things done for the students. We would not have gotten far without the help of our advisor. Mrs. Judy Uphoff. 90 luitieS You guys hungry?? “The Outlaws' 91 Ride ’em cowboy Jk omecominq 1979 King - Dan Griffin Queen - Lesa Lawson Jltt endants Eric Fitzgibbons and Sandy Ellis Tom Griffin and Lisa Dyer Horace Staples. Cindy Creek, and Angie Patrick r- uy Jeff Stovall and Tracy Smith napdkotd an j m emorieA Junior 2nd Place 96 Senior 1st Place 1980 -r-Sr, Prom 98 prom The 1980 Prom Queen and King candidates were Donna Cole. Penny Nicol. Lana Ozier, Tim Phelps, Eric Fitzgibbons, and Dennis Garmon. Lana Ozier and Dennis Garmon were crowned Queen and King by last years Queen Lisa Fair. i � raduation 101 inidliing JoucheS Jh J1.J4.S. Way 23, mo 8:00 P Farewell - Sandy Ellis Carol Reedy and her proud mother. Margaret Reedy On May 23. 1980. at 8:00 p.m.. 34 anxious Seniors began their final walk through L.H.S. but it was only a beginning into a future world of excitement. They walked into the sound of Pomp and Circumstance and Carol Reedy gave the welcome. Next the class vice-president Lana Ozier gave the class history followed by treasurer Tony Croslow presenting the class gift. The class was then presented by Superintendent William Gullick and the class of 1980 received their diplomas. The ceremonies were ended by a song from the chorus and Sandy Ellis gave the Farewell. It was a sad moment for some of them, but good luck to the Class of 1980. 104 Jldveeti dements 105 Hardware State Bank Lovington, Illinois 106 The Bank With A Tradition Of Trust CURRY’S LOVINGTON, ILLINOIS OUR 65th YEAR of service to this community!! Food Center LOVINGTON. ILLINOIS 873-4311 State Bank of Arthur Complete Banking Service Phone 543-2111 Established 1910 Arthur, Illinois Family Shoe Center West Side of the Square Sullivan. Illinois Member Federal Reserve System Jim Winningham. President NCHIRt . M.RIDETHE HEW BREED WOFDEERE JOMNOCIM VOHNOIIM JOHNOUM John Deere is the official supplier of snowmobiles to the 1980 Olympic Winter Games Mt. Zion Lawn and Leisure Rt. 121 Mt. Zion, II. Phone: (217) 864-2389 Melvin C. Workman. Jr. General Manager Complements of Bethany Grain Company BENNETT INSURANCE SERVICE Extends Best Wishes for Class of 1980 111 West Illinois Arthur, Illinois Phone: 543-3014 a successful future to the State and Broadway Lovington. Illinois Phone: 873-5152 F. H. Bland and Sons John Deere Sales and Service Phone: 665-3394 Bethany, IL. 61914 Jhml cmz HARDWARE STORES Henry’s DECATUR 1021 N. WATER HICKORY POINT MALL COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulation Class of 80” GLANCY BROTHERS HARRY APPELBAUM STORE. INC. 632 E. ELDORADO DECATUR, ILLINOIS 62523 Lovington, Illinois SATTLEY’S Sattley's Office Machines. Inc. Office Supplies Richard L. Broutin Office Furniture Service Manager Office Machines Sales Representative 1123 N. Water St. P. O. Box 2267 Decatur, Illinois 62526 DAUGHERTY CHEVROLET-OLDSMOB1LE, Inc. Best Wishes From John and Ruth Dean DEANS SULLIVAN GREENHOUSE Sullivan Illinois Highway No. 133 (217) 543-2175 or 543-2176 Arthur, Illinois 61911 109 ciqro agro-systems p.o. box 309 Arthur, II. 61911 agro and you we're better together . . . helping profits grow SINGER INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Only Lovington Junior Womens Club Best Wishes to the Class of '80 The Shoppe of Nationally Advertised Brands for Ladies and Juniors Dwight Singer Doug Jurgens 109 S. Vine St. Arthur, 111. 61911 Open til 8:30 p.m. Wed., Sat. Pat Taylor, Owner Compliments of STOCKS SHOE STORE Arthur Cheese Company Arthur, Illinois SINCE 1887” Phone No.: 543-2315 The Cheese Worth Having a Party For Mon-Fri. 8:00-4:30 Sat. 8:00-3:00 110 True Value Hardware Congratulations to the Class of “80” Merle Norman Cosemetics Owner - Karen Smith Sullivan. Illinois 61951 Moultrie Grain Association Your Farmer Owned and Controlled Grain Markets With Bonded Elevators at Cadwell and Lovington. STATE BANK OF HAMMOND Hammond. Illinois 61929 FULL SERVICE BANK MEMBER FDIC 262-3093 111 t= KID’S KORNER 138 South Vino Street ARTHUR, ILLINOIS 61911 PLANTERS FARM SERVICE 217 543-2232 BRENDA 0 Z I ER JOYCE MARTIN Owners HAM-N-EGG Home Cooking Breakfast Anytime 17 North Hamilton Sullivan. Illinois Rural Route 2 Lovington, Illinois 61937 Ammonia-Chem.-Gasoline-Diesel Fuel-Seed Dry Fert.-Custom Spraying-Grease-Oil Fairbanks Station-Phone 543-2529 Mgr. Bill Brooks Dick Millie Chenoweth June. RTS. Ill 32 U.S. 36 La Place. Ill 61936 LA PLACE CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN CO. SEELOW VANCO SERVICE POLARIS SNOWMOBILES Grain Merchandise La Place, III. 61936 Phone:677-2111 or 677-2313 LOVINGTON. ILL Pm 87 3-4896 Creek’s Florist FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS HOSPITALS. WEDDINGS. AND FUNERALS INVITATIONS. PERSONAL AND BUSINESS STATIONERY ELOISE AND LELAND RUCH 1125 STATE HIGHWAY 121 MT. ZION 864-2511 MT. ZION. ILL 62549 DECATUR 877-8200 G71 E. WOOD ST. Phone 423-9036 PLATZBECKER SPEED SHOP DECATUR. ILL. 112 Sugar Bowl 116 East Illinois Street Arndt’s Stores Inc. Arthur, Illinois Phone 543-9083 Your Complete Variety Store Hours - 5:30 to 7:00 Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. Stores in Arthur, Tuscola, Newton. Casey, and Tues. - 5:30 to 2:00 Greenup Sat. - 5:30 to 7:30 214 South Vine Banquet - Private Parties Arthur, Illinois 543-2411 (247) 258-6542 DELBERT’S CLOTHING Congratulations to the Class of 1980 The Store of Nationally Advertised Brands 1Canna tjRe'ia uUni For Men and Boys Open Wed-Fri-Sat JHutblt (leuiet Until 8:30 P.M. Arthur, Illinois 4 70 4 $ aa iv2a 9 liattaan, iJEEinaia 9 6 4938 Phone: 543-2332 For the Unique Gift You’d Love to give - Farmers Co-op ARTHUR IGA Grain Co. 215 South Vine Arthur, Illinois 61911 Race Horse Flats Phone 543-2633 Phone 874-2392 Mon-Sat 7:00 to 9:00 Dalton City, IL. Sun 8:00 to 5:00 61925 113 Franklin Sunoco J. 133 32 Lovington. ILL. 61937 Congratulations “80” LOVINGTON LUMBER COMPANY Robert Breedlove, Mgr. Kathy Young. Miss Moultrie - Douglas Fair Queen 1979 THE TINTYPE 139 SOUTH VINE ST., ARTHUR. ILLINOIS Phone: 543-2233 MARK JONES Everett Zelma Spencer White Rock. Black Dirt and Clay. Sand and Gravel. Gram. Excavating Septic Tanks — Repair Work, etc Permit No 050-012145 Trucking Permits No. ICC 29972 MC-CR SxvkV'S LOVINGTON 873-4610 PAUL A. OZIER SONS G and S MARKET Where Meat is a Speciality” Congratulations Class of ”78 Lovington, Illinois Phone: 873-4705 Congratulations to Eric and Tim Ft F 0 No 2 Lovington. in. $1937 Thompson Construction R R. 1 Lovington, Illinois 114 Congratulations to the class of “80 LILLIAN SCHMIDT County Clerk ASCHERMANN MOTOR CO. Inc. Staff 250 S Vine St ARTHUR. ILLINOIS 61911 Telephone 543-2178 FOSTER FUR 8s WOOL Macon Music Lovington. Illinois Pianos Band Instruments Organs Records Repairs Supplies Music Phone: 873-4686 P.0 Keep Sake Diamonds Diamond Settings Fine Watches Accutron Quartz Call 429-4441 . Box 1282 259 N. Main Decatur 62525 Best Wishes to the Class of '80 MOSCHENROSE JEWELERS GLEN W. BRADEN STAFF Accuquartz Accution Bulova Seiko Caravelle On The Square Phone: 728-8551 Sullivan, Illinois Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of '80 THE KAMERA BOX ARTHUR FREESH CIRCUIT CLERK Sullivan, Illinois 1610 BROADWAY MATTOON. ILLINOIS 61938 PH. (217) 258-8505 115 Best Wishes to the Class of '80 Natural Gas Pipeline Company Of America Hammond, Illinois PROGRESS INDUSTRIES, INC. 400 East Progress Street Arthur, Illinois 61911 Established 1922 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’80 Top Bloodlines With 21 Years of Performance Data All Age Cattle For Sale I 1 ■ ■■■■ ■ 11 —r • • • t Elzy's Flowers John M. and Jill D. Brosam Let us make your life a little more beautiful BOLSEN’S ANGUS FARM Lovington, 111. 61937 Phone (217) 728-7358 873-5283 412 S. Hamilton Sullivan, III. 61951 Gary H. Mayo Congratulations to the class of 1980 From T. 1«. MORRISON V Gary H. Mayo and his family QUALITY BREEDING CATTLE . £ SHOW HEIFERS-SHOW STEERS Wilhelm Motor Sales Buxton Trucking Company Lovington, Illinois 61937 Congratulations to the class of 1980 COMPLETE AUTO REFINISHING TUNE-UP8 BRAKES engine Overhaul Tailpipes • Mufflers Carburetor Repair shock Absorbers D - Z SPORTS Don and Mary Bell Congratulations to Mike and his classmates From Don and Mary Bell Your Complete Sport Center 1611 Broadway • Mattoon, Illinois 9:00 A M. To 6:00 P.M. Daily 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Fri. fit Sat. Closed Sunday 117 FHA WE ARE PROUD OF OUR STUDENTS Tomorrow’s Citizens LOVINGTON BOARD OF EDUCATION Best Wishes to the Class of '80 KAISER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS Leo Rothe, Manager Phone: 262-3031 Hammond, Illinois 118 m e mone 6 119 Jlie Senior d .3aithfuf Sponsors Roger Staullback’s replacement Our fearless leaders It’s his own business if he wants to wear a dead animal on his head! We don’t want to hear it Ready Mr. Hight? Face it Mr. Hight. everyone is after you! 120 We would like to remember Mrs. Foley upon her retirement after twenty-one years of teaching in the Lovington School District. She taught Home Economics. F. H. A. sponsor, and has been a class advisor for many years. We would like to thank Mrs. Foley for all her time and effort. We also wish her a happy retirement. mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y