Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

1981 MIRROR LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Lovington, Illinois Table Of Contents Dedication................................3 Freshmen..................................4 Sophomores................................8 Juniors..................................13 Seniors..................................17 Faculty..................................31 Sports...................................39 Student Life.............................62 Organizations............................76 Advertisements 105 DEDICATION “MOM..DAD” It seems as though it were only a few short years ago when we used to look forward to a bedtime story and a chance to lick the icing bowl. But the years flew by and new things filled our desires . . . clothes, the use of the family car, dates and money.Yes, and you, Mom and Dad, were the ones who always shared these little things with us. You laughed when we laughed; cried when we cried. You knew and understood that all these things were just part of our growing stage. And so, Mom and Dad, we offer this dedication to you to express our appreciation for all the loving memories of your trust, confidence, wisdom, understanding, friendship, and love you have given us through these years. FRESHMAN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Stacey Brown, Sec. Sharon Oyer, Treas. Homecoming Attendants-Shona Cook, Steve Finke � 5 Shawn Evans Kevin Franklin Michelle Gillenwater Rhonda Hill Stacey Isaacs Anna McKinney Amber Kearney Richard Kidwell Randy Lofland Craig Overhuel Jeff Probus Jim Rambo Todd Reed Elana Staples Brad Voder Kelly Redfern 6 Our studious freshmen. Is it really that bad Kevin? The energetic foursome. Huh? Kevin Elder pumping iron. Don't be such a ham Donita. 7 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Jackie Fitzgibbons, Pres. Amy Walters, V. Pres. Homecoming Attendants Dee Ellis, Bob Davis Jill Austin Kevin Bryant Connie Burge Eric Agney, Sec. H I Lori Born 9 Annette Coslow Bob Davis Jeff Drone Lisa Dyer Dan Fritts 111 1 V Tom Gordon Dee Ellis Rick Fair Ted Gray Tom Griffin Troy Phelps k Trisha Redfern Annette Renfro Maylee Sandifer 10 11 Innocent Eric. Dee Ellis, the socialite of L.H.S. Conversing senoritas. Lisa practices Kung Fu. Is this profile okay? Shouldn't you be reading Jim? Make sure you pay for those candy bars. 12 Tracy Smith. V. Pres. Dennis Coslow Teresa Reedy, Treas. J.W Day Karen Stinson, Sec. Jim Drone f. Jeff Stovall, Pres. Bob Cochran Marty Minor Rhonda Morgan Rod Newberry Ed Reedy 14 Bev Renfro 15 Betty Jo Doesn't Tracy look beautiful? Don't look so sad Teresa. Rhonda and her great style. Wake up Jim. Jayme. don't hide. 16 Everyone watches as Leslie wins again. SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Waiting for their turn at Senior night. What can I say? Tony. Jim and Tom engaged in strenuous physical activity. The sandman, Keith Newberry. Give my regards to Broadway. A Judy, put this picture here and Senior Class Officers Eric Smith, President; Horace Staples, Vice president; Jim Jacoby. Secretary-Treasurer PSALM OF LIFE By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow In Remembrance . . . Tony Sautelet Tell me not, in mournful numbers, Life is but an empty dream! Life is real! Life is earnest! Not enjoyment, and not sorrow, Is our destined end or way; But to act, that each tomorrow Find us farther than today. Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Footprints, that perhaps another, Sailing o'er life's solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother. Seeing, shall take heart again. Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing. Learn to labor and to wait. 19 Cheryl Bicknell It's me—Cherb, Cherble, Captain Con- ehead, Moo-o-o, and such. Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2; Drum Majorette 3; Class Play 3,4, GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Scholastic Bowl 2,3,4, Pom Pon 1,2,3,4 Jeff Boyd I'm Ike's son that ought to be excuse enough. Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Class Pres. 3; Camera Club 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Weight Club 4 Mark Cook Sherri Cook If you want to stay out of trouble, don't get caught. Volleyball 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Pres. 1; Homecoming Att. 1 Tina Brown Teenie Weenie Cheerleader 1,4; Basketball 1,4; Volleyball 3; FHA 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2; Homecoming Queen 4, Office Worker 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. Camera Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Play 4 Cindy Creek The last Creek flowing through Lovington High is finally 'Wiseley-ing' up. 20 Mike Croslow Listen to it. Chorus 1,2, Yearbook 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, Office Worker 4 Joe Drone Doctor Smoothy finally graduated. Weight Club 3,4, Basketball 1,2; Football 4; FFA 1,2; Track 1 Teresa Mason Croslow Yesterday is never gone . . . with memo- ries to look back on. Cheerleader 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,4, Basketball 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3 Pam Elzy “Well Lisa, we finally did it. Brenda Davis La De Da. Now how did that go again, Mr. Deitemyer? Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4, GAA 1,2, FHA 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Camera Club 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Homecoming Att. 2; Class Pres. 2, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 4; Office Worker 1 Amy Fitzgibbons 21 Pete Fowler Lisa Kidwell “Hey Pam, at least we made it even though we did graduate mid-term. That's how it is when you are ‘murried . FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Basketball Manager 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Stats 1; Varsity Club 3 Keith Frantz “I feel a sneeze coming. Football 2,4, Basketball 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Weight Club 1 2,3,4 I Kent Frantz John Gordon Basketball 1,2,3; Class V. Pres. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Yearbook 4, Band 1,2; Projectionist Club 4 22 Mike Gray FFA 1,2 Tracey Green Never underestimate the powers of a P.K. FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, Majorette 1, Pom Pon 1; Basketball 1,2; Class Play 3 Jim Griffin Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4, Homecoming Att. 1,4 Weight Club 3,4, FFA 1,2 Greg Howard Me and my 74 Dodge Vantastic, what more do I need? Jim Jacoby Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3; Track 4, Weight Club 3,4, Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3,4, Class Treas. 4, Class Play 4 23 Cathy Long Anybody got some gum? Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Treas. 2; NHS 2,3,4; GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Mixed Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Pom Pon 3,4, Volleyball 1, Stats 2,3,4; Track Stats 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4, Camera Club 4, Yearbook 4, Scholastic Bowl 3,4; Class Play 3,4, Office Worker 4, Who's Who 4 Neal Owens Why do today what I can put off until tomorrow. Yearbook 4 Mark Minor September! Angie Patrick How do they expect me to talk straight when I think in circles? FHA 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2, Pom Pon 1,2; NHS 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Track 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Class Off. 2,3, Homecoming Att. 3,4, Yearbook 4; Varsity Club 3,4, Who's Who 4; Illinois Scholar Dave Rambo 24 Eric Smith When I graduate from LHS, should I go forth and save the world from its toil and trouble? Should I solve all of the com- plicated problems concerning our nation's government? NAH! Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 2; Band 1,2; Yearbook 4; Weight Club 3,4, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Class Pres. 4, V.P. 2; Class Play 4, Homecoming King 4, Att. 2 Judy Smith Never underestimate the power of a Smith. FHA 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2; Camera Club 4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3; Pom Pon 3,4 Class Play Mgr. 3, Office Worker 3,4, Yearbook 4, Ski Club 3,4, Bas- ketball Stats 1 Dawn Stevens It's always quietest before 'dawn'. Pom Pon 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4, Class Play 3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2; Band 1,3; Majorette 1,2; Office Worker 2,4, Volleyball 1, Stats 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Camera Club 4, Ski Club 4, Stu- dent Council 2; Yearbook 4; Who's Who 4 Les Reedy Man has his will, but woman has her way. Football 1,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 3; Baseball 2; Weight Club 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4, Projectionist Club 2; Camera Club 4 Horace Staples This isn't what I really want under my picture, but SOMEONE made me change it. Band 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4, Class Play 4, Football 3,4, Homecoming Att. 3,4, Pep Club 3; Track 3; Varsity Club 3,4, Class V. Pres. 4, Weight Club 3,4; Yearbook 4, Camera Club 4 Tony Suforna 25 Kim Tarr With a guy as good-looking as Mark what else do 1 need? GAA 1.2.3: FHA 1.2.3.4 Varsity Club 2 3; Track 1,2.3: Pep Club 1.2.3,4, Basketball 2 Marsha Tarr Just when 1 knew all of life's answers, they changed all the questions. FHA 1.2,3 4 GAA 1.2: Chorus 1.2.3.4; NHS 2.3,4 Class Play 3.4; Pep Club 1 2.3; Camera Club 4 Office Worker 2 3,4: Yearbook Editor 4 Ski Club 4 Basketball 1.2, Who's Who 4: Class Sec. 3 Tonia Wildman Mike Weaver Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2 Tom Young “Crash and burn. Yearbook 4 Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1.2,3 26 PROPHECY When Karnac was presented with the following information, he correctly identified the graduates of the 1981 senior class. Can you match the graduates to the following: I foresee this senior as the new roving reporter for the Soap Opera Digest. I foresee this senior owning a mansion with all of the water faucets made of gold. I foresee this senior still attending L.H.S. to make up for all the days he missed. I foresee this senior signing with the Chicago Bears as their first string running back at the recommendation of Walter Payton. All are wondering when his poster will be made. I foresee this senior winning a beauty contest as Miss Conehead. I foresee this senior living the rest of her life in Lovington with her twelve children. I foresee this senior becoming the first lady principal at L.H.S. because she likes to have total control of all situations. I foresee this senior owning a chewing gum factory so she will never have to scav gum again. I foresee this senior as the first singing preacher in Lovington. I foresee this senior, after much hard work and strenuous activity, being crowned Mr. Universe. I foresee this senior volunteering his services for the December issue of Play Girl . He would be the only one who would get out in a blizzard to be photographed. I foresee this senior opening a famous French restaurant with the soup dejour being Consumme de Tortue or more commonly, Turtle Soup. I foresee this senior being known as Lovington's Best Meat Cutter. I foresee this senior becoming the future head nurse at the Arthur Home. I foresee this senior returning to L.H.S. and coaching the Panthers to ten Class 1 A championships. I foresee these seniors working as stand-ins on General Hospital, assisting Doc Murphy and Doc Thompson with difficult operations. I foresee this senior inventing a new cover-up for unwanted neck blemishes. I foresee this senior starring in the movie Oh God III . I foresee this senior becoming the new playground attendant at the Lovington Grade School. No one will be able to tell the attendant from the students. I foresee this senior sitting in front of a full-length mirror writing a book entitled, HOW TO MAKE PEOPLE BELIEVE YOUR FISH STORIES. I foresee these two people as champion Nova racers. I foresee this senior writing a new best-selling novel entitled, SPACE WARRIORS OF AMERICA. I foresee this senior being jailed as the Lovington Cat Burglar. I foresee this senior perfecting Michaelangelo's ceiling at the Sistene Chapel at the request of the Pope. I foresee this senior making an athletic comeback by winning the Ladies Decathalon at the Olympics. I foresee this senior becoming the champion disco roller skater of the U.S. I foresee this senior becoming the Confucious of the U.S.A. I foresee this senior causing the next 3 Mile Island Accident at Clinton, Illinois. I foresee this senior owning the parking lot by the laundromat and only allowing certain people to park there. I foresee this senior opening the first Lovington junk yard by piling up all of his own junk. I foresee this senior becoming the new secretary of Lovington High School. I foresee this senior having a permanent permanent after an accident while changing light bulbs at L.H.S. I foresee this senior selling his patent for “Pooch Dog Food to Ralston Purina. It keeps dogs alive for 90 years. I foresee this senior having complete nurse's training and working for a §1 Bone specialist. I foresee this senior becoming a millionaire after publishing his book HOW TO QUICKLY CURE SPORTS INJURIES. I foresee these seniors living in the hills of Kentucky. Answers in order are: Tracey Jackson, Lisa Kidwell, Dave Rambo, Horace Staples, Cheryl Bicknell, Cindy Creek, Brenda Davis, Cathy Long, Dawn Stevens, Tom Young, Joe Drone, Tonia Wildman, Greg Howard, Pam Elzy, Eric Smith, Marsha Tarr and Judy Smith, Pete Fowler, Keith Newberry, Tony Suforna, Jeff Boyd, Kent and Keith Frantz, Mike Gray, Tina Brown, Mark Minor, Teresa Croslow, Mike Weaver, Neil Owens, John Gordon, Kim Tarr, Mark Cook. Mike Croslow, Jim Griffin, Jim Jacoby, Angie Patrick, Les Reedy, Amy Fitzgibbons, Jan Grant and Sherri Cook 27 Remember When We Looked Like This Greg Howard Pete Fowler Horace Staples Lisa Kidwell Tonia Wildman i Tina Brown Angie Patrick Brenda Davis Cathy Long Kent and Keith Frantz Jim Griffin Dawn Stevens 28 Eric Smith Teresa Croslow Keith Newberry Ttt Tony Suforna We had chocolate milk and graham crackers in kindergarten. We moved to the new grade school. We all got swats in Mrs. Evan's third grade class. The girls started chasing the guys instead of the guys chasing the girls. We thought Sherri had an appendicitis attack in Mr. Coppage's class. We were almost shot down on our 7th grade trip. We sat off the smoke bomb when we were in the 8th grade. We did the plays in 8th grade. We built the ferocious skunk. The girls had a sit down strike in Mrs. Clement's P.E. class. All the boys were zeros. We finally got rid of the class of 80 . 29 WILL We the members of the Lovington High School Senior Class of 1981, being of good health and of sound mind and memory, 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 L.H.S. I, Cheryl Bicknell. leave the title of Captain Conehead to any one on the pom pon squad who thinks she can uphold the dignity of this honor. I. Jeff Boyd, leave knowing I'll miss L.H.S. just like I missed most of my classes. I. Tina Brown, leave Tracy and Terry Smith, Jody Stovall and Jackie Fitzgibbons in hopes that they have a band of their own. I, Mark Cook, leave school early and stay late everywhere else. I, Sherri Cook, leave Shona Cook and Jackie Fitzgibbons the ability to finish school. I, Cindy Creek, leave Lovington High School in hopes I find a better future with better people. I. Mike Croslow. leave Lovington High School a life-time supply of Kleenex. I, Teresa Croslow, leave Lovington High School for good. 1 Brenda Davis leave in hopes that Dee Ellis will quit ax-ing people questions. I Joe Drone, leave my two younger brothers, Jeff and Jim, to break the school or leave it. I, Pam Elzy. leave Janette Elzy the right to get away with with everything I did. I, Pete Fowler, leave L.H.S., I hope I, Keith Frantz, leave future Auto Mechanic students with the ability to stay out of the candy machine, the office and the hall 3rd hour; as I have failed. I. Kent Frantz, leave the teachers all the unforgettable memories of me. I Jim Griffin, leave Lovington High School. I, Greg Howard leave Mike Gray my comic book collection. I. Tracey Jackson, leave Kerri Heathcock a years supply of combs, so she can lose one a day. I. Jim Jacoby leave Lovington hoping to never see all the rats. I. Lisa Kidwell leave Terry Smith the challenge of breaking Pam’s and my record of skipping school in her senior year. Her advantage is that she has all year to do it: we did it in one semester. I. Cathy Long, leave 18 million packages of Big Red gum to everybody in Lovington High School. I Mark Minor leave my brother, Marty, the ability to get away with as much as I did without suffering the consequences. I. Keith Newberry will what's left of my motorcycle to whoever wants it. I. Neal Owens, leave Tom Young one 77 silver Party Carlo with a chop job on the front end. I Angie Patrick, leave Steven Finke an advanced degree in beaconry from the Lovington Institution and a reserved front row seat on the Moultrie County Beacon bus so that he will always have a ride to school. I. Les C. Reedy, leave L.H.S. with the education with which I came. I Eric Smith, leave the 1981 football squad in hopes that they can achieve a winning record. 1, Judy Smith, leave Dee Ellis two more years in band so that she can have as much fun at contest as she had this year. Also, I leave Mr. Farr a fire alarm that no one will put their arm on. We Dawn Stevens and Marsha Tarr. leave Amy Walters with a years supply of grape soda and a rope for rounding up her cowboys, and Carol Wesolek a book called EVERYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT DIETING BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK I Horace Staples leave Jeff Stovall. Kip Newberry and Ed Reedy with a fast car to get them home on time from dances at Arthur. I, also, leave them my words of wisdom. Did I hit that car or was that a horse and buggy? . I. Tony Suforna. leave Mr. Corley ten bodies to match his ten personalities. I. Kim Tarr leave Greg his last years at L.H.S. hoping he has more fun than I did. I. Mike Weaver, leave to the school the thought of not having the presence of my Firebird in the parking lot. I, Tonia Wildman, leave Mr. Farr and Mrs. Thompson a pass with a real signature, not a forged one. I. Tom Young leave Neal Owens one green Crash and Burn '66 Plymouth. We leave the Class of '82 a 444 day prom in Iran. We leave the Class of 83 the underclass hazing that they missed. We leave the Class of '84 to endeavor to accept the challenge of a fulfilling, enriching and educational experience, etc., etc., etc., for the next three years. We leave Mr. Allen a chance to play the fiddle on Hee Haw. We leave Mr. Bell a bookkeeping class that's there and a teacher's book without the answers. We leave Mr. Boyd an oil company for which he could be president. We leave Mrs. Caywood a chance to get mad about overdue books. We leave Mrs. Cazel a new ticket puncher. We leave Mr. Corley five more shirts for a dollar. We. the guys of the class of '81, leave Mrs. Dannewitz and Mrs. Bolsen with great sadness. We leave Mr. Deitemyer 50 horns to twinkle for dinkle and the ability to count past zero. We leave Mrs. Ellison a C.W.T. class that comes to class. We leave Mr. Farr a year's supply of Orville Redenbacher's popcorn. We leave Mr. Franklin an 8th hour boys P.E. class that does calisthenics. We leave Mrs. Gullick a trip to Land-a-Goshen to see Linda Rondstat play orchestral music. We leave Mr. Gullick five new dumbkoffs to run down the hall. We leave Mr McGregor good brakes for his bus. We leave Mrs. Molzen a yearbook staff that does their own work and says picture'' instead of pitcher . We leave Mr. Morgan a beautiful model to draw We leave Mrs. Shelton a speedometer so she will know how fast she walks down the hall. We leave Mr. Sink 50 guys in the ROTC that say, ' I'm tough . We leave Mrs. Thomas an electric fence that won't self-destruct on Halloween. We leave Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Dunscomb with the hope that they can find a class to go skiing in perfect weather conditions with them. We leave Mrs. Uphoff a class that doesn't hide in the closet, run down the fire escape, hide on the roof or steal her clock. We leave Mrs. Wilson more than f££ people interested in Math IV class. FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY Our School Board At Home and At School D.J. Smith, President Dan Reedy Glenn Schuetz, Secretary Gene Clark—Joe Bicknell, Vice President Margaret Reedy Jim Curry 32 Mr. William Gullick Our superintendent is a man completely dedicated to the ideal of providing the best educational and social surroundings for the pur- pose of preparing us for the world as we shall soon be facing it. He has been the leader of progress in our school system. Mr. Gullick has been associated with the William Holiday Elemen- tary School in Belleville and Tower Hill and Mascoutah school sys- tems. He served both as a teacher and a principal before coming to Lovington as superintendent five years ago. We are very fortunate to have Mr. Gullick and his family as a part of our school and community. Mr. Dale Farr In one short year Mr. Farr has become an important part of the lifes of students at Lovington High School. He has played several roles in the field of education, from teacher at North Vermillion, Indiana and Rankin, Illinois to principal at Rankin and Lovington. Married and having one daughter and one son, Mr. Farr enjoys music, helping students, and being home with his family. On behalf of the student body, the Mirror Staff welcomes Mr. Farr to Lovington High School. 33 Connie Dunscomb Brenda Dannewitz Title I, Senior Advisor Chorus Rod Sink Driver's Education, P E. Basketball, Football Coach Freshmen Advisor Brenda Wilson Algebra, Math, Geometry Freshmen Advisor Cheryl Ellison C.W.T. Judy Uphoff Humanities, History Student Council Advisor Junior Advisor 34 Kathy Shelton Botany, Zoology, Biology Sophomore Advisor Karen Thompson Guidance, Spanish, French National Honor Society, Senior Advisor Kevin Corley Government, Consumer Economics, Indian Culture Football, Track Coach Kathy Bolsen PE., Health Volleyball Coach Barbara Gullick English, STAY 35 Carolyn Caywood Librarian David Deitemyer Band Doris Cazel Library Aide Ellen Thomas English Sophomore Advisor Joyce Molzen Home Ec., Yearbook Junior Advisor, FHA Ike Boyd Auto Mechanics Lawrence Allen Physics 36 Is it really that funny, Mrs. Dunscomb? Let's all go Hawaiian. A-one and a-two and a-three. Another impossible deadline Don't give us that innocent look. What are they up to now? Another smile from Mrs. Uphoff Taking a break from all that exercise Quit trying to copy Mrs. Wilson. 37 Joyce Elder Cooks Brenda Wood, Margaret Newberry, Edna Wilhite Marie Fowler Bus Drivers r Lloyd Long, Lowell McGregor, Fred Kilcullen, Guy Elder, Lawrence Allen, Ike Boyd 38 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Horaee Staples Running Back Les Reedy Lineman Eric Smith Receiver Jim Jacoby Lineman Mike Weaver Running Back Jim Griffin Running Back Keith Frantz Lineman Jeff Boyd Lineman Dave Rambo Lineman Mark Cook Lineman Varsity Football Lovington Panthers Joe Drone Receiver Eric LeCrone Running Back Ed Reedy Running Back Jeff Stovall Receiver 40 Ken Franklin Quarterback Jay Day Receiver Gordon McKinney Lineman Kip Newberry Lineman Battles Won and Lost Lovington 8 Atwood 33 Lovington 6 Arthur 0 Lovington 0 Moweaqua 48 Lovington 22 Macon 51 Lovington Homecoming 51 Bethany 6 Lovington 24 Illiopolis 6 Lovington 28 Assumption 3 Lovington 16 Maroa 45 Lovington 14 Niantic 16 1980 Football Squad Row 1: Horace Staples, Tony Brust, Shawn Evans, Jeff Probus, Jim Brust, Eric Agney, Jim Drone, Kip Newberry Row 2: Eric LeCrone, Mike Weaver, Dave Rambo, Keith Frantz, Jeff Boyd, Jim Griffin, Kevin Franklin, Ed Reedy, Jay Day, Elbert Silotto, Mgr. Row 3: Tom Gordon, Mgr., Joe Drone, Jeff Stovall, Gordon McKinney, Les Staples, Les Reedy, Mark Cook, Steve Finke, Eric Smith Row 4: Dennis Coslow, Ken Franklin, Jim Jacoby, Jeff Drone 41 AWARDS VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Most Valuable Player Eric Smith Kevin Franklin Team Captains Eric LeCrone, Horace Staples Jeff Drone Haws Offensive Lineman Jim Jacoby Steve Finke Defensive Lineman Les Reedy Ed Reedy Most Tackles Eric Smith Sportsmanship Award Mike Weaver Jim Drone Most Consistent Jeff Boyd Kip Newberry Most Improved Jim Jacoby Steve Finke Blood and Guts Award Eric LeCrone Jim Brust Most Versatile Jeff Drone Back of the Year Ken Franklin Shawn Evans Eric Smith, Lovington receiver, ended his career as high school football player with an outstanding record and numerous awards. Not only did he lead central Illinois in pass receptions in 1979 and 1980 but was also named to the Meridan All Conference and the Chicago Sun Times All State teams both years. In 1980 Eric led the Panthers with most tackles and receptions and was placed on All Area teams by the Decatur Herald and the Champaign News Gazette. In July he was privileged to play on the Illionis High School All Star team. He had 83 receptions, totalling 1,714 yards with an average of 20.65 yards per catch, made 14 touchdowns, and scored a total of 94 points during his high school career. In Coach Kevin Corley's second season as head football coach, his team improved their record by one game over last year's 3-6 finish. The Panthers used a strong defense as well as a potent offense to end up with a 4-5 record. During the last two games of the season, the Panthers were hindered by the loss of their starting fullback, Eric LeCrone. In the final game they managed to fight to within two points of the conference champs. 42 1980 Volley ball Lovington vs Atwood 5-15, 15-8, 15-12 Lovington vs Assumption 12-15, 8-15 Lovington vs Maroa 15-10, 16-14 Lovington vs Bement 11-15, 2-15 Lovington vs Cerro Gordo 3-15, 3-15 Lovington vs Sullivan 15-8, 1-15, 14-16 Lovington vs Tuscola 15-8, 16-14 Lovington vs Illiopolis 15-13, 16-14 Lovington vs Macon 6-15, 0-15 Lovington vs Blue Mound 2-15, 2-15 Lovington vs Arthur 14-16, 15-6, 8-15 Lovington vs Macon 4-15, 11-15 Lovington vs Tower Hill 9-15, 15-11, 4-15 Lovington vs Niantic 5-15, 4-15 Lovington vs Stonington 15-9, 8-15, 5-15 District at Unity Lovington vs Moweaqua 5-15, 15-3, 15-9 Lovington vs Sullivan 16-14, 1-15, 6-15 Row 1: Carol Wesolek, Lori Born, Betty Seelow, Brenda Davis, Tracy Smith, Teresa Reedy Row 2: Dawn Stevens, Connie Burge, Jody Stovall Kerri Heathcock, Amy Walters, Stacey Brown, Jackie Fitzgibbons Row 3: Annette Coslow, Elana Staples, Mrs. Bolsen, Shona Cook Jill Austin, Cathy Long Junior Varsity Row 1: Kerri Heathcock, Jody Stovall Row 2: Amy Walters, Stacey Brown, Shona Cook, Amber Kearney Row 3: Jill Austin, Connie Burge, Elana Staples Row 4: Mrs. Bolsen 44 Brenda Davis Senior volleyball player, Brenda Davis, was selected as the 1980 volleyball captain and most valuable player for the Panthers by her teammates. Brenda, who posted a 92% serving accuracy and played consistent back and front row play, was also selected as second team all- conference by the Meridian conference volleyball coaches. Varsity 45 Row 1: Teresa Reedy, Kern Heathcock, Brenda Davis, Jody Stovall, Tracy Smith Row 2: Marylisa Schuetz, Betty Seelow, Lori Born, Carol Wesolek, Amber Kearney, Jill Austin, Mrs. Bolsen Boys Basketball Lovington 38 Arthur 41 Lovington 54 Findlay 73 Lovington 34 Stonington 66 Lovington 56 Windsor 58 Lovington 50 Tower Hill 55 Lovington 41 Moweaqua 33 Lovington 45 Bethany 58 Lovington 53 Areola 44 Lovington 57 Kansas 45 Deland Tournament Lovington 29 Deland 35 Lovington 45 Areola 51 Lovington 54 Farmer City 45 Lovington 35 Wapella 54 Lovington 49 Niantic 80 Lovington 30 Assumption 54 Lovington 48 Atwood 71 Lovington 53 Blue Mound 61 Lovington 58 Mt. Auburn 40 Lovington 55 Maroa 73 Lovington 45 Iltiopolis 52 Lovington 56 Macon 58 Meridan Tournament Lovington 52 Findlay 76 Regional Tournament Lovington 48 Sullivan 62 Jay Day, Ken Franklin, Eric Smith, Les Reedy, Larry Thompson, Horace Staples I i ! I P I Larry Thompson Horace Staples Dennis Coslow Les Reedy Jay Day Eric Smith Ken Franklin 46 Row 1: Jim Drone, Shawn Evans, Jeff Probus, Kevin Franklin Row 2: Les Staples, Jeff Drone, Rich Kidwell 3: Jay Day, Ken Franklin, Eric Smith, Les Reedy, Larry Thompson, Horace Staples Dennis Coslow, Steve Finke Row 47 Row 1: Jim Drone, Shawn Evans, Jeff Probus, Kevin Franklin Row 2: Les Staples, Jeff Drone, Rich Kidwell, Dennis Coslow, Steve Finke 48 Girls Basketball Lovington 20 Oakland 90 Lovington 19 Cumberland 54 Lovington 26 Arthur 69 Lovington 25 Atwood-Hammond 47 Lovington 19 Bethany 41 Lovington 20 Bement 41 Lovington 25 Maroa-Forsyth 22 Lovington 34 Sullivan 50 Lovington 30 Shelbyville 43 Lovington 28 Illiopolis 44 Lovington 27 Sullivan 53 Lovington 39 Tuscola 43 Lovington 27 Maroa 32 Lovington 13 Areola 54 Lovington 28 Warrensburg 67 Lovington 21 Sullivan 43 Brenda Davis Tina Brown Tracy Smith Amy Walters Bev Renfro Jody Stovall Betty Seelow 49 Row 1: Anna McKinney, Carrie Belcher, Jackie Fitzgibbons, Kerri Heathcock, Betty Seelow, Elana Staples Row 2: Jayme Isaacs, Cathy Long Tina Brown, Tracy Smith, Jody Stovall, Bev Renfro, Brenda Davis, Amy Walters, Janette Elzy, Carol Smith 51 Row 1: Anna McKinney, Elana Staples Row 2. Carrie Belcher, Kerri Heathcock, Carol Smith, Jackie Fitzgibbons, Betty Seelow Boys Track Row 1: Tony Brust. Kip Newberry, Dennis Wood, Jim Drone. Eric Agney Row 2: Horace Staples. Steve Finke, Rick Fair, Tony Suforna, Jim Griffin. Jay Day, Les Staples, Dennis Coslow Row 3: Jeff Drone, Eric Smith, Jeff Stovall. Larry Thompson, Les Reedy, Gordon McKinney, Jim Jacoby 52 53 4 Row 1: Lisa Dyer, Rhonda Morgan Row 2: Amber Kearney, Jill Austin, Tammy Clough Row 3: Mrs. Bolsen, Jody Stovall, Dawn Patrick, Amy Walters, Tracy Smith, Annette Coslow Row 4: Elana Staples, Janette Elzy Row 5: Angie Patrick, Brenda Davis Girls Track 55 56 57 Football Cheerleaders Row 1: Marylisa Schuetz, Tina Brown, Angie Patrick, Lori Born, Rhonda Morgan Row 2: Tracy Smith, Joy Austin, Brenda Davis Row 3: Janette Elzy, Dee Ellis, Carol Wesolek, Lisa Dyer, Rhonda Hill 58 Rhonda Morgan, Angie Patrick, Brenda Davis, Joy Austin, Carol Wesolek, Tina Brown, Tracy Smith Basketball Cheerleaders Lisa Dyer Dee Ellis, Lori Born, Marylisa Schuetz, Janette Elzy Rhonda Hill Tina Brown, Angie Patrick Tracy Smith, Brenda Davis Rhonda Morgan 59 Pom Pon Squad The Lovington Pom Pon squad was chosen to compete in national competition in Lansing, Mich. The group was selected as a result of their performances at summer camp. They won a superior ribbon, a plaque, and two excellent ribbons for their routine and skit. Members of the squad attending were: Judy Smith, Jody Stovall, Annette Renfro, Kelly Redfern, Cheryl Bicknell, Dawn Stevens, Dawn Patrick and Cathy Long. Row 1: Jody Stovall, Annette Renfro, Stacey Brown, Kelly Redfern, Oawn Patrick, Cathy Long Row 2: Cindy Creek, Dawn Stevens. Alma Fair, Cheryl Bicknell Our Coaches Carol Smith, basketball Kathy Bolsen. volleyball, track Rod Sink, basketball, football Steve Franklin, P.E. Kevin Corley, football, track, basketball 61 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE Homecoming Class Floats It's Time To Wrabbit Up For A Victory Senior Float Second Place Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dum, Look Out Mustangs Here We Come Junior Float First Place Turn The Tide And Coast To Victory Sophomore Float Third Place Panthers Will Plunge To Victory Freshmen Float Fourth Place 63 King Eric Smith, Queen Tina Brown Freshmen attendant Shona Cook Sophomore attendant Dee Ellis Junior attendants Carol Wesolek, Terry Smith Senior attendants Tina Brown, Cindy Creek, Angie Patrick 64 Homecoming Court King and Queen Eric Smith, Tina Brown, Prince and Princess Josh Davis, Jill Cochran; Freshmen attendants Shona Cook, Steve Finke; Junior attendants Jay Day, Carol Wesolek, Kenny Franklin, Terry Smith; Sophomore attendants Bob Davis, Dee Ellis; Senior attendants Horace Staples, Cindy Creek, Jim Griffin, Angie Patrick 65 WE’VE GOT TONIGHT Junior-Senior Prom Tracy and Karen give the prophecy. Jeff and Ed are M.C.'s. Tonight Show Announcer.....................................Ed Reedy Host................................Jeff Stovall Guest Star..................................Eric Smith Guest Star................Tracy Smith as Karnac Karen Stinson as her assistant Announcements Dance..................................Taxi Post Prom 11:30-4:00 Produced by: Juniors Directed by: Lowell McGregor Joyce Molzen Judy Uphoff 67 68 Eric Smith Angie Patrick Jim Jacoby Graduation Ceremony Prelude......................Junior-Senior High School Band David Deitemyer, Director Processional Pomp and Circumstance ....Junior-Senior High School Band National Anthem..............Junior-Senior High School Band Invocation..............................................Rev. A.E. Green Welcome.......................................................Eric Smith Class History................................................Angie Patrick Presentation of Class Memorial.................................Jim Jacoby Presentation of American Legion Awards..................Maurice Thomas Presentation of John Zancha Memorial Award..............William A. Gullick Superintendent Presentation of Kiwanis Club Award.............................Don Smith Presentation of Timm Scholarships and Award...................D.J. Smith President, Board of Education Presentation of Awards........................................Dale Farr Principal Presentation of Class...................................William A. Gullick Presentation of Diplomas.....................D.J. Smith and Joe Bicknell Board of Education Music...............................................High School Chorus Brenda Dannewitz, Director Music.......................................................Senior Girls Farewell....................................................Horace Staples Benediction..............................................Rev. A.E. Green Recessional.................................Junior-Senior High School Band 71 Horace Staples Class Of 1981 Row 1: Tracey Jackson, Dawn Stevens. Marsha Tarr, Cheryl Bicknell, Tina Brown, Brenda Davis, Cathy Long, Angie Patrick, Judy Smith, Teresa Croslow Row 2: Mark Cook, Greg Howard Keith Newberry, Sherri Cook, Amy Fitzgibbons, Pam Elzy, Tonia Wildman. Cindy Wisely. Jan Grant Lisa Kidwell, Kim Tarr Jim Griffin, Keith Frantz Horace Staples Row 3: Kent Frantz, Mike Croslow Jeff Boyd. Jim Jacoby, 72 Tony Suforna. Lcs Reedy, Eric Smith, Mark Minor, John Gordon, Mike Weaver Neil Owens, Mike Gray, Tom Young Pete Fowler Dave Rambo 73 Marsha Tarr, Valedictorian Cheryl Bicknell. Salutatorian Angie Patrick, Timm Merit Scholarship Mr. Thomas presents one of the American Legion Awards to Cathy Long Mike Croslow receives the John Zancha Award. 74 The senior girls perform for the last time Tina Brown Timm Scholarship recipient Junior-Senior Class Play “Toga, Toga, Toga” Jim Jacoby Ed Reedy Kenny Franklin George Brewster J.W. Day Curt Horace Staples Alex Cheryl Bicknell Miss Butterworth Dawn Stevens Madame Stella Terry Smith Tracy Smith Velma Tonia Wildman Myrtle Cathy Long Nora Tina Brown Mrs. Smith Chris Creek Miss Woebegone Jim Drone Brenda Davis Mrs. Moontrap Marsha Tarr Eric Smith Biddlestone Jeff Stovall Murray Angie Patrick Melissa Jeff Boyd Teresa Reedy Miss Peachy Dennis Coslow Director Judy Uphoff ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS Scholastic Bowl Varsity: Kenny Franklin, Teresa Reedy, Cheryl Bicknell, Cathy Long, Janine Gullick 77 Junior Varsity: Rich Kidwell, Marylisa Schuetz, Shona Cook, Sharon Dyer, Kevin Bryant, Stacey Isaacs, Steve Finke 78 FI IA Row 1: Mrs. Molzen, Teresa Reedy, Angie Patrick, Brenda Davis, Marsha Tarr, Lori Born Row 2: Cheryl Bicknell, Janine Gullick, Judy Smith, Dawn Stevens, Cathy Long, Dawn Patrick, Annette Renfro, Stacey Brown, Diana Phelps, Amy Walters Row : Carrie Belcher, Stacey Isaacs, Kelly Redfern, Michelle Gillenwater, Betty Seelow, Jayme Isaacs, Bev Renfro, Annette Coslow, Trisha Redfern, Marylisa Schuetz Row 4: Do- mta Bryant, Janette Elzy, Anna McKinney, Kerri Heathcock, Shona Cook, Jackie Fitzgibbons, Dee Ellis, Jody Stovall, Jill Austin, Connie Burge Row 5: Elana Staples, Terry Smith, Tammy Wildman, Karen Stinson, Tonja Stovall, Tracy Smith, Tina Brown, Angie Boyer Daddy Date Night potluck. A. McKinney, FHA Daddy Date Night volleyball game, week. 79 Angie Patrick, Marsha Tarr, Teresa Reedy, Kenny Franklin, Cheryl Bicknell, Cathy Long, Mrs. Thompson National Honor Society New members—Tina Brown, Trisha Redfern, Marylisa Schuetz 80 Concert Band Front row: Janine Gullick, Brenda Davis. Dee Ellis, Trisha Redfern. Judy Smith, Marylisa Schuetz, Dawn Patrick, Lori Born. Lisa Dyer. Janette Elzy. Jayme Isaacs, Elana Staples Back row: Dennis Coslow, Steve Finke, Cathy Long, Mr. Deitemyer, Bob Webb, Les Staples. Jay Day, Horace Staples. Cheryl Bicknell, Angie Patrick Marching Band Row 1: Annette Coslow. Annette Renfro, Angie Boyer Row 2: Tina Brown, Dawn Patrick, Elana Staples, Dee Ellis, Janine Gullick, Terry Smith Row 3: Angie Patrick, Cheryl Bicknell, Janette Elzy, Lisa Dyer, Jackie Fitzgibbons, Lori Born Row 4: Teresa Reedy, Tracy Smith, Jody Stovall, Les Staples, Jay Day, Horace Staples Row 5: Rhonda Hill, Judy Smith, Bob Webb, Cathy Long, Dennis Coslow, Steve Finke Row 6: Marylisa Schuetz, Brenda Davis, Trisha Redfern, Kerri Heathcock, Rhonda Morgan Color Guard Annette Coslow. Angie Boyer 82 High School Chorus Row 1: Rhonda Hill, Dawn Patrick, Annette Renfro, Rhonda Morgan, Connie Burge, Bob Webb, Troy Phelps, Cathy Long Row 2: Mrs. Dannewitz, Janette Elzy, Sharon Dyer, Donita Bryant, Stacey Brown. Angie Boyer, Dawn Stevens, Marsha Tarr. Trisha Redfern, Brenda Davis Row 3: Elana Staples. Anna McKinney, Lori Born, Kelly Redfern. Carrie Belcher, Kerri Heathcock, Michelle Gillenwater, Cheryl Bicknell, Teresa Reedy Mixed Ensemble Trisha Redfern, Rhonda Morgan, Bob Webb, Cathy Long, Cheryl Bicknell, Troy Phelps, Lori Born, Dawn Stevens Show Choir Seated: Rhonda Hill, Lori Born, Kelly Redfern, Anna McKinney, Angie Boyer, Elana Staples, Stacey Brown, Sharon Dyer, Trisha Redfern, Cathy Long, Rhonda Morgan Kneeling: Donita Bryant, Bob Webb, Carrie Belcher, Kerri Heathcock, Connie Burge, Annette Renfro Standing: Teresa Reedy, Marsha Tarr, Mrs. Dannewitz, Cheryl Bicknell, Janette Elzy, Dawn Patrick, Troy Phelps, Michelle Gillenwater, Brenda Davis, Dawn Stevens 84 Projectionist Club Row 1: Eric Agney, Rick Fair, Jody Stovall, Jackie Fitzgibbons, Tonja Stovall Row 2: Tony Brust, Gordon McKinney, Jeff Stovall, Mr. Bell Camera Club Row 1: Dee Ellis, Jody Stovall, Jackie Fitzgibbons,'Jill Austin, Lori Born, Dawn Patrick, Rhonda Morgan, Marylisa Schuetz, Brenda Davis, Cathy Long, Marsha Tarr, Dawn Stevens, Judy Smith, Angie Patrick, Tina Brown, Tracy Smith Row 2: Mr Morgan, Dennis Wood, Danny Fritts, Tony Brust, Gordon McKinney, Eric Agney, Larry Thompson, Tom Griffin, Jeff Stovall, Ed Reedy, Kip Newberry, Dennis Coslow, Keith Newberry Row 3: Craig Overhuel, Rick Fair, Kevin Elder, Randy Lofland, Jay Day, Horace Staples, Steve Finke, Rod Newberry, Les Staples, Kent Frantz, Les Reedy, Ken Franklin, Jeff Drone, Greg Howard 85 Weight Club Row 1: Les Reedy, Keith Newberry, Dave Rambo, Keith Frantz, Eric Smith, Horace Staples Row 2: Les Staples, Jim Drone, Jeff Stovall, Ed Reedy, Jay Day Row 3: Eric Agney, Kip Newberry, Gordon McKinney, Jeff Drone, Tony Brust, Randy Lofland Row 4: Rich Kidwell, Shawn Evans, Jeff Probus, Jim Brust, Steve Finke, Kevin Franklin Row 5: Dennis Coslow, Kenny Franklin, Larry Thompson. 86 Ski Club Row 1: Mrs. Caywood, Mrs. Dunscomb, Kelly Redfern, Annette Coslow, Trisha Redfern, Cathy Long Row 2: Domta Bryant, Bob Webb, Todd Reed, Jim Brust, Marylisa Schuetz The Lovington High School Ski Club was formed during the 1979-1980 school year by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Dun- scomb because of the great interest shown in skiing. Some of the activities the club has par- ticipated in are cross country skiing during lunch hour and on weekends at Nelson Park in Decatur. We also saw a film on skiing techniques. Although our activities have been cur- tailed this year because of the lack of snow, the club has been fun and enjoyable. 87 Girls Varsity Club Row 1: Dawn Patrick, Lisa Dyer, Rhonda Morgan, Carol Wesolek, Kerri Heathcock, Annette Coslow, Betty Seelow Row 2: Mrs. Bolsen, Teresa Reedy, Cathy Long, Amy Walters, Brenda Davis, Jill Austin, Bev Renfro Row 3: Lori Born. Marylisa Schuetz, Cindy Creek, Angie Patrick, Tracy Smith, Jody Stovall, Jackie Fitzgibbons, Dee Ellis The Girl's Varsity club sold Kathryn Beich candy throughout the school year to raise funds for their organization. These monies were then used to buy purple sweats for the volleyball and basketball teams and to help team members pay their fees for camp. In March the club had a roller skating party for members and their guests. Brenda Davis, president 88 Row 1: Les Reedy, Dave Rambo, Keith Frantz, Jim Jacoby, Jeff Boyd, Eric Smith, Horace Staples Row 2: Les Staples, Jim Drone, Eric LeCrone, Jeff Stovall, Ed Reedy, Jay Day, Mike Weaver Row 3: Eric Agney, Kip Newberry, Gordon McKinney, Jeff Drone, Tony Brust Row 4 Rich Kidwell, Shawn Evans, Jeff Probus, Jim Brust, Steve Finke, Kevin Franklin Row 5: Dennis Coslow, Kenny Franklin, Larry Thompson Boys Varsity Club The Boys Varsity Club of 1980- 1981 greatly improved the quantity of equipment located in the weight room. Under the direction of Coach Kevin Corley, the club sponsored a softball tournament and sold Christmas candles to raise money. The money was used to purchase Olympic weights, bars and collars. 89 Student Council Row 1: Keith Frantz, Jeff Stovall, Ken Franklin. Kevin Franklin Row 2: Angie Patrick, Trisha Redfern, Kelly Redfern, Elana Staples. Mrs. Uphoff, Brenda Davis, Jody Stovall, Tracy Smith, Teresa Reedy, Jackie Fitzgibbons Because of the Student Council, we have had several extra activities this year. A hypnotist, a puppet show and a dance exhibition were among the assembly programs. The council also sponsored many special event days, such as Turkey Day, Hawaiian Day, Purple and Gold Day and the annual Christmas party. In April the Student Council and FHA held a dance for L.H.S. students. The officers this year were Jeff Stovall, president; Brenda Davis, vice-president and Angie Patrick, secretary-treasurer. 90 Yearbook Staff Marsha Tarr. Editor Row 1: Dawn Stevens, Marsha Tarr, Judy Smith, Cathy Long Row 2: Angie Patrick, Brenda Davis, Horace Staples Row 3: Neil Owens, Keith Frantz, Les Reedy Row 4: Tom Young, Mike Croslow, Eric Smith 91 Office Workers High School Office Row 1: Cindy Creek, Dawn Patrick, Tonia Wildman, Tina Brown, Dawn Stevens Row 2: Julie Kidwell, Jody Stovall, Jackie Fitzgibbons, Kim Tarr, Judy Smith, Mike Croslow Unit Office Row 1. Marsha Tarr, Marjorie Broutin, Lisa Dyer, Rhonda Morgan Row 2 Michelle Gillenwater, Cathy Long, Jayme Isaacs, Tracey Green, Janine Gullick, Terry Smith, Kenny Franklin 92 93 We don't believe you. Sixth hour P.E. class. Catching flies. Square dancing or a square (55) dancing? Rhonda, we're waiting. 94 A John Travolta look-alike. Jim Jacoby models the latest in P.E. fashions. Never underestimate the power of a woman. Rod and Greg—the master builders. Defeat after four overtimes. Get off the table Jeff. Janine shakin' a leg in square dance class. 95 When the party's over. DO. Re, Mi, Fa . . . Mr. Excitement. Senior boys explain the ways of older men to Leslie. None of that in the halls. Look at those legs. Tony and Jim discuss their weekend plans. Whose the joker that took all the bicycles. 96 Time to practice for contest. Don't just stand there, help me! Let's get it together girls. Eating again. 97 Greg, you've got that look In your eye again. Basketball or a walking marathon? 98 What a life! Physics is hard work. Pete and Dave in Art class. Angie, does the blush go on the eyelids? Another exciting moment in 4th hour study hall. 99 The cooks clowning around. The Class of '94. Swing choir in action. Cheering their team to victory. What a mouth!! Student Council dancers. 100 Mark painting the Homecoming backdrop. All right girls, smile Boy, that apple sure looks good Cathy. Study hard boys. 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