Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

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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

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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

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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