Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1982 volume:

1982 MIRROR LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL LOVINGTON, ILLINOIS Table of Contents Seniors....................................5 Juniors...................................14 Sophomores................................18 Freshmen..................................22 Administration............................26 Activities................................34 Sports....................................67 Organizations.............................86 Advertisements. 98 Onward Lovington Onward Lovington, Onward Lovington, Fight on for your fame. With your colors flying We will cheer you through this game. Onward Lovington, Onward Lovington, Fight on for your fame. Fight, fellows, fight, fight, fight. We’ll win this game. 3 4 Teresa Reedy, Secretary “On The Road Again” Tracy Smith. Vice President “The Famous Final Scene” Terry Smith. Treasurer . .. “If I Leave Here Tomorrow, Will You Still Remember Me” Dennis Coslow “For Those About To Rock. I Salute You” Bob Cochran “Veteran Of The Psychic Wars Jay Day “Wild-eyed Country Boy 6 Jim Drone In The Air Tonight Kenny Franklin Sweet Home Alabama Marty Minor I Think I’m In Trouble Rhonda Morgan “Keep Pushin’ On Eric LeCrone Just A Good OI’ Boy 7 Karen Stinson “More Than I Can Say' Betty Seelow Les Staples “Back in Black” “Ride On“ Larry Thompson “Am I Going Insane?” Carol Wesolek “It’s Time For Me To Fly' 8 Bob Cochran Basketball 1,2 Dennis Coslow Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Weight Club 1,2,3; Key Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3; Homecoming Attendant 1 Jay Day Transferred to Lovington 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1.2,3,4; Weight Club 2,3; F.F.A. 1,2; Key Club 4; Camera Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming King Candidate 4. Jim Drone Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Weight Club 2,3; Camera Club 3; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4 Kenny Franklin Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Baseball I; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Weight Club 1,2,3; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Band 1; Office Worker 3; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Scholastic Bowl 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homecoming At- tendant 3; Homecoming King Can- didate 4 Janine Gullick F. H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Trea- surer 4; Key Club 4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Office Worker 2,3; Scholastic Bowl 1,2,3,4 Eric LeCrone Transferred to Lovington 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Weight Club 2,3 Rhonda Morgan Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Pom Pon Squad 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Var- sity Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; G. A.A. 1; Camera Club 3, Treasur- er 3; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; All- State Choir 3; Office Worker 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candi- date 4 Rod Newberry Track 1,2; Camera Club 3 Ed Reedy Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Weight Club 2,3; Camera Club 3; Key Club 4; F.F.A. 1; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Class Vice President 2; Student Council 4 Teresa Reedy Volleyball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Key Club 4; F. H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Presi- dent 3; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4; Of- fice Worker 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Class Secretary 1,4; Class Treasurer 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4 Bev Renfro Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; G. A.A. I; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Betty Seelow Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Varsity Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Terry Smith Volleyball 1; Basketball 4; Track 1,2; Cheerleader 4; Pom Pon Squad 2; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Key Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4; Band 1,2,3; Yearbook Business Manager 4; Office Worker 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Play 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Homecoming Attendant 3 Tracy Smith Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 3; Projection- ist Club 3,4; Key Club 4, Vice Presi- dent 4; Band 1,2,3; Office Worker 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, President 4; Class Vice President 3,4; Homecoming Atten- dant 2; Homecoming Queen Candi- date 4 Les Staples Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling I; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Weight Club 1,2,3; Camera Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Class President 2 Karen Stinson Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Key Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Recreation Chairman 2; Band 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Class Vice President 1; Class Secretary 3 Jeff Stovall Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Weight Club 2; Projectionist Club 1,2,3,4, President 2,3,4, Vice President 1; Camera Club 3, President 3; Key Club 4, President 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 2,3,4; Class President 1,3,4; Student Council 3,4, President 3; Homecom- ing Attendant 2; 1981 Homecoming King Larry Thompson Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Base- ball 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Weight Club 2,3; Camera Club 3; Key Club 4 Carol Wesolek Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3,4, Co- Captain 4; Pom Pon Squad 1; Varsi- ty Club 3,4, Treasurer 3; G.A.A. 1; Key Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Recrea- tion Chairman 3, Secretary 4; Band 1,4; Chorus 2,4; Office Worker 4; Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; 1981 Homecoming Queen 9 Senior Class Trip “My friends, I have one last story for you before we have to leave to- night. You see, if you’ve ever been on the Wisconsin slopes after the wind comes up and the sun goes down, you can find yourself in a whole lotta trouble, people. But what you gotta do is keep youself to- gether, keep everybody warm, and always remember to keep ridin’ the storm out.” On January 8th the senior class left for Alpine Valley Ski Resort in East Troy, Wisconsin. We planned to stay until the 10th, but because of record breaking low temperatures, high winds, and heavy snowfall, we could not leave until the I Ith. Since we were so good, the management gave us the third night free. While we were there we skied Fri- day night and some Saturday, even though the wind chill was -75 F. This didn’t stop Jay, Ed and Carol. Sunday the slopes were closed be- cause of the -95 wind chill. In the evenings we could enjoy the sauna, whirlpool and swimming pool, where we encountered a guy with a nice looking, young, inflatable doll. There was also a game room to amuse us. Kenny and Dennis enjoyed the “Amusement Center”. The class could have steak or what- ever else we wanted to eat every night. The ski lessons came in handy for some. Even after lessons, Janine wasn’t ready to go down the hardest slope, but once you are at the top there is only one way down. The rooms were another story. They were very nice, even though Larry found a dirty book in the corner of his. The closets came in handy, because they were big enough to put Jim in when we got tired of him. The community room (Tracy, Terry, Carol and Rhonda’s) was voted the messiest. The rooms had nice views of the slopes, and Rod could be found peeping through the window with his camera taking pictures of the girls. The boys room was also messy, and they hoped Mrs. Uphoff didn’t look under their beds. We al agreed that Right Guard saved our lives when Ike was patrolling the halls. All this was included in the $150.00 ski package. Other memories are: Tracy putting Carol into the vibrat- ing bed. Carol Smith and the Southern Com- fort Bottle. Jay saying, “But Mr. Mac, we were only going to listen to the band.” “Single, Single”. Carol and Terry and the guys in room 114. Singing “Billy left home with a dol- lar in his pocket and a head full of fleas. Teresa, Bev, Jayme, Les and Jeff along with the other seniors agree that this was “The Best of Times”, and we will always remember the good times we had together. 10 Don't cry, girls. Dennis the Menace Jayme enjoying the game Terry deposits yearbook money. Who’s behind those Foster Grant’s? Why, it’s Larry. Jim, Lcs and Kenny wait to play their last home game. II Bcv works on the band page. The Way We Were Rhonda Morgan Ed Reedy Teresa Reedy Bcv Renfro 'W vfdl Karen Stinson Jeff Stovall Row I: Harley Ellis, Jeff Adcock, Todd Owens Row 2: Ed Reedy, Karen Stinson, Rhonda Morgan, Charles Cavanah Row 3: Natalie Dean, Randy Doggett, Butch Hen- drix. Teresa Reedy Row 4: Mr. Ulmer Row 1: Bob Cochran. Rod Newberry, Kenny Geiling, Dennis Coslow, Tim Meadows, Greg Tarr Row 2: Jody Howard, Jayme Isaacs, Mary Elmore, Betty Scelow, Rena Meadows. Angie Sharp Row 3: Marty Minor. Jeff Stovall, Terry Smith. Tonja Stovall. Kenny Franklin, Tracy Smith. Brad Goodrich Row 4: Mr. Ulmer 13 Jeff Drone, Pres. Gordon McKinney. V. Pres. Tony Brust, Treas. wWl Rick Fair. Sec. Erie Agney Jill Austin Lori Born Kevin Bryant Connie Burge Annette Coslow Bob Davis Lisa Dyer Dec Ellis Tcri Elzy Jackie Fitzgibbons Dan Fritts 15 • Kerri Heathcock Tom Griffin Tom Gordon Ted Gray Kip Newberry Dawn Patrick Diana Phelps Troy Phelps Marylisa Schuctz Annette Renfro Trisha Redfern May Lee Sandifer 16 Bob Webb Dennis Wood Jackie and Annette in the Homecoming parade Gordon and Kip work on their art project Dee. our next maffia leader Ha! Ha! Ha! Guess what we’ve been up to? 17 DRIVIN’ MY LIFE Al Lively J = AY M Lively a -- 84 E O yO Still play .1 times � 1f 2 9 f 1.3. Well, tl Words and Music by EN STEVENS. EDDIE RABBIT! and DAVID MAI.LOY lights | ’c ad (I ui% SOPHOMORES A meM r wn, mak - in' no f g p E7 ffl roll - Steve Finke. Pres. Shona Cook, V. Pres. Sharon Dyer, See. Michelle Gillenwater, Treas. Donita Bryant Kevin Elder Mark Clarkson Tammy Clough Brian Elzy Janette Elzy Shawn Evans Dale Creek 19 Anna McKinney Craig Overhucl Jeff Probus Jim Rambo t Kelly Redfern Todd Reed Elana Staples Brad Yoder 20 Stacey, there’s a chair over against the wall. Boy. does Mrs. Thompson have them scared. What? Shona works hard for an A in Home Ec. Darin, watch those fingers. Michelle, the model Amy Cook, V. Pres. Brian Barger Aaron Bolscn Julie Boyd Laura Bcnlon K Rick Franklin Tim Doggett Troy Doty Gina Dyer Chad Hale 23 Paula Gray Lee Ann Griswold Rick Heathcock Richard Phelps Annette Rodriguez Easter Seelow Danny Watkins Matt Walters Robert Wolfe Kenny Staples Roger Walker ✓ 24 Muy buenos alumnos Robert, do you always dress like that? Harold and Kevin, get busy. Now Brian, are you sure that’s true? Good defensive position, Troy. Amy and Kim modeling for Furburds School Board Row 1: Margaret Reedy, Glenn Schuetz, Joe Bickncll Row 2: Levi Yoder, Jim Curry, Leroy Fair, Gene Clark William A. Gullick Superintendent Helping young people prepare for a successful future has al- ways been my primary goal as an educator. Though adminis- tration is often removed from the close personal contact with students, the best I have to offer is demanded so that their education will be one of quality. In the spirit of the 1982 MIRROR’S theme, the song that 1 always think of is THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM, from THE MAN OF LA MANCHA (Don Quixote). Working together diligently, perhaps our dreams of a better world will be made possible through a good education. Dale Farr Principal IPs Still L.H.S. To Me (Sung to Billy Joel’s It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me) What’s the matter with the clothes I’m wearing? What’cha mean that my ties too wide? Maybe I should buy some Izod sweaters. Welcome back to the age of jive. Where have you been hiding out lately, Seniors. You can’t graduate till you’ve passed all your classes. Everybody’s talking about the new school coming. But it’s still L.H.S. to me. The yearbook staff asked me to write something about myself in song, and this was my best endeavor. I enjoy being a princi- pal at L.H.S. where I feel students can enjoy going to a small community high school while still achieving high academic standards. Looking backward over an enjoyable two years and forward to many more “Where it’s still L.H.S. to me”. 28 High School Faculty Larry Allen — Chemistry Don Bell — Business Advisor — Projectionist Club, Key Club. Sopho- mores Ike Boyd — Auto Mechan- ics Carolyn Caywood — Li- brarian Advisor — Pom Pon Squad Doris Cazel — Library Aide David Deitemyer — Band Advisor — Freshmen Kathy Bolsen — P.E., Health Advisor — Varsity Club, Freshmen Coach — Volleyball, Track Joe Gale — P.E., Driver’s Ed. Advisor — Varsity Club. Juniors Coach — Football, Basket- ball, Track 29 Barbara Guliick English, STAY Joyce Molzen — Home Economics Advisor F.H.A., Year- book Don Morgan — Art Advisor — Freshmen I Sherry Lade — Title I Ellen Thomas English Advisor Juniors Karen Thompson Foreign Language. Guid- ance Advisor — National Honor Soc. Coach Scholastic Bowl Judy Uphoff — History Advisor — Student Council. Seniors Coach Scholastic Bowl Director Jr.-Sr. Play Lowell McGregor Industrial Arts Advisor — LA. Club, Sen- iors Coach — Assistant Football Kathy Shelton — Science Advisor — Juniors Brenda Wilson — Math Advisor — Sophomores 30 Coach and the bride-to-be Won’t they let you have a bigger desk, Mrs. Shelton? Candi Stanford, student teacher Mr. Bell and his 60 word per minute typists 31 Are they having trouble again, Mrs. Wilson ? Cooks Edna Wilhite, Margaret Newberry, Katie Clark (not pictured) Bus Drivers Vickie McCoy, Lowell McGregor, Ike Boyd, Fred Kilcullen, Lloyd Long Marie Fowler Custodians Joyce Elder Unit Office Workers Rhonda Morgan, Marylisa Schuctz, Lisa Dyer, Terry Smith, Marjorie Broutin, Mr. Gullick, Annette Renfro. Jayme Isaacs, Tom Griffin High School Office Workers Row I: Jody Stovall, Tracy Smith. Carol Wcsolek, Marcia Wood, Julie Kidwell Row 2: Jackie Fitzgibbons, Dee Ellis, Ka- ren Stinson, Jay Day, Kevin Franklin, Elana Staples 33 CELEBRATION Words and Music by RONALD Hi l l and KOOl THE CANO Moderately J- 110 I r c i Urol U .-r— (1. • 4.; 6.H. Inslr. only) H 9 n 5.7. Cel - e brate La i i i 1 f 8. r c h G F (J S £-= i = — m L c I? — —L-T-- T ■ 1 here's a par - ty go - ing on rig %nru 0 f bfr r Second Place Freshmen “Victory Is As Easy As ABC” Third Place Sophomores “In Memory Of The Illiopolis Pirates” Fourth Place Juniors 35 H o m e c 0 m • 1 n § 1 9 8 1 Memories Are Made Of This” Jackie Fitzgibbons and Rick Fair Rhonda Morgan and Jeff Stovall Tracy Smith and Kenny Franklin Carol Wesolek and Jay Day Memories Are Made Of This 36 Robert Wolfe and Kim Wcsolck, Rick Fair and Jackie Fitzgibbons, Kenny Franklin and Tracy Smith. Jeff Stovall and Carol Wesolek. Rhonda Morgan and Jay Day, Annette Renfro and Tony Brust, Stacey Br«wn and Jim Brust Jenny Uphoff and Matthew Porter It's all right, Jenny. Dancing the night away The 10th year for the “Funny Car” Getting ready for the Grand March Crowning the queen 38 Athletic Banquet Football squad Volleyball squad Basketball squad Basketball squad 39 Kenny Franklin, most valuable in football and basket- ball Ofr zm JO SSV7D Row 1: Jim Drone, Janinc Gullick, Jill Austin, Carol Wesolek, Karen Stjnson, Rhonda Morgan, Ed Reedy Row 2: Betty See- low, Tracy Smith, Rod Newberry, Teresa Reedy — Valedictorian, Jayme Isaacs, Jay Day, Bcv Renfro, Terry Smith Row 3: Larry Thompson, Kenny Franklin — Salutatorian, Dennis Coslow, Bob Cochran, Marty Minor, Eric LeCrone, Jeff Stovall 41 Graduation Prelude.........................HOSTS OF FREEDORM David Deitemyer, Director Processional...............POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE High School Band National Anthem...........................High School Band Invocation................................Rev. Ross Walters Lovington Christian Church Welcome.................................................Jeff Stovall Class Memorial.........................................Tracy Smith Presentation of American Legion Awards.............Don Bell American Legion Presentation of Awards............................Dale Farr Principal Presentation of John Zancha Memorial Award William A. Gullick Superintendent Presentation of Kiwanis Club Award.............John Bennett Lovington Kiwanis Presentation of Timm Scholarships and Award.....Joe Bicknell President, Board of Education Presentation of Class....................William A. Gullick Presentation of Diplomas...Margaret Reedy and Joe Bicknell Board of Education Music................................Rhonda Morgan, Soloist Jayme Isaacs, Accompanist Farewell...........................................Ed Reedy Benediction....................................Rev. Walters Recessional..................POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE High School Band 42 Just Between You And Me Prom Program Toastmaster.................Jeff Drone Welcome.....................Jeff Drone Response....................Jeff Stovall Invocation........Trisha Redfern Prophecy....................Jody Stovall Class Will..................Jeff Stovall Menu Salad Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes Corn Hot Rolls Assorted Pies Coffee Iced Tea 43 Prophecy Just between you and me. Did you know that Jill Austin was caught walking down a “Lane” trying to “Cesar” horse that ran away from home? It was later found flying away in Bob Cochran’s weather balloon. We jumped in the weather balloon and flew over by Charleston seeking to find where the rock music was coming from. Come to find out, it was Jeff Stovall and Dennis Coslow playing with AC DC at Ted’s Warehouse. We were sitting enjoying the music when we heard someone yelling from the crowd, Morr, Morr, Morr. Come to find out, it was Karen Stinson. Back in the balloon, we hadn’t flown two blocks when we discovered J.W. Day and Ken Franklin’s own beauty parlor. Once we checked out the new Jay and Ken styles, we prowled around the other rooms and found Rhonda Morgan taking J.W. up on his offer to get her hair done. The parlor was covered with mirrors. I looked on the tag of one of the mirrors and was surprised to find that it came from Eric Lecrone’s Window Sales. While we were there, the phone rang. Everyone was busy so I answered it. Janine Gullick wanted to make an appointment to get crazy. We were drifting over Chicago when we saw Terry Smith and Kevin dining at the Playboy Club. We noticed a flash of light. We turned around and saw, to no surprise, Rod Newberry taking pictures of the bunnies. His trustworthy secretary, Jayme Isaacs, was at his side. We then took off towards New York, where we spotted Carol Wesolek working at “Blooming” Dales as a fashion designer. Just down the street, we say Marty Minor’s Used Car Lot where Ed Reedy was selling his special, deluxe Falcons. Next door was Betty Jo Seelow’s Snowmobile Lot, and Teresa Reedy was in the office doing her bookkeeping. We were all hungry and stopped at the Dairy Queen where Bev Renfro waited on us. While we were eating Dilly Bars, we noticed a poster that urged people to join the Bob Seeger fan club with Tracy Smith as president. We were getting tired, so we headed back to the Big L. When we arrived, Larry Thompson had pur- chased Glancy’s Hardware Store and Jim Drone was working as his janitor. We suddently realized it was Homecoming, so we headed for the dance. When we got there, we found Les Staples handing out doggy bags at the door. As we were leaving the dance, we heard shouting on the roof. Looking up, we discovered Mrs. Uphoff searching for the Class of ’82. 44 Will We, the members of the Lovington High School Senior Class of 1982, being of good health and of sound mind and memory, and believing in the certainty of our near departure from the aforesaid 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, Jill Austin, leave anyone the chance to have the honor of being adoped by a senior class to anyone who deserves it. I. Bob Cochran, leave 1000 acres in Cambodia and a motorcycle headband to Dennis Coslow. I, Dennis Coslow, leave Steve Finke the ability to get really stupid in band without me. 1, J.W. Day, leave to my brother, Jon, some simple advice ... always sign out before leaving to go grocery shopping. I. Jim Drone, leave the chance to give a better excuse to get into class to anyone who thinks they can think up more excuses than I have in the last four years. I, Kenny Franklin, leave Kevin “Speedy Franklin a fast car to go as fast as his lead foot wants to. I, Janine Gullick, would like to leave Mrs. Thompson Calvanizcd, but I still just leave her Preppy. I, Jayme Isaacs, leave. I, Rhonda Morgan, leave to Stacey Brown a spare tire, a watch, and a key to Room 24 at the Gateway Inn. I, Rod Newberry, leave Mr. Morgan in hopes that someone else will take as many pictures of girls as I did to make photography a more interest- ing class. I, Ed Reedy, leave Mr. Gullick a new set of locks that lock themselves. I, Teresa Reedy, leave Jody Stovall a bigger room in which to cook sandwiches. I, Bev Renfro, would like to leave $600 to the athletic budget so that they can still have a girls’ basketball team. We, Terry Smith and Carol Wcsolek, leave to Kim Wesolck and Amy Walters the memories of our weekend pigouts and all the good times we’ve had. I, Tracy Smith, leave to Jody Stovall the opportunity to see all of an Ozzic Ozborne concert. I. Leslie Staples, leave my running ability to Coach Gale so that he can catch anyone who calls him “Bilco.’’ I, Jeff Stovall, leave a shiny new dime to anyone who can outdo my epileptic seizures. I, Larry Thompson, leave nothing to everyone who has called me Speedy, Junior. We, Betty Seelow, Eric Lecrone and Karen Stinson, leave midterm to pursue future careers. To the faculty we leave the following: Mr. Allen a chance to fiddle with the Charlie Daniel’s Band. Mr. Bell a Key club who will show up for their meetings. Mrs. Bolscn a girls’ track team who will wear tights for a uniform. Mr. Boyd a personal secretary who will answer the phone. Mrs. Cay wood do do do do do do do do do do. Mrs. Cazcl a school that is always in as good of mood as she is. Mr. Deitemyer two students who will behave as well as Tracy and Terry Smith. Mrs. Ellison a rain check for a ski trip to Colorado. Mr. Farr a Senior class who will sign out and will set good examples. Mr. Gale the starring role in the movie “The Jerk. Mrs. Gullick an English class that enjoys Shakespeare. Mr. Gullick someone who will listen with enthusiasm to his Lawrenceville basketball team stories. Mrs. Lade a home closer to her job. Mr. McGregor a class that will build their own floats. Mr. Morgan a new ’65 Ford. Mrs. Molzen enough girls interested in Home Ec. to keep the class. Miss Tanner two years free piano lessons. Mrs. Thomas another brown-nosing Freshman class. Mrs. Thompson a trip to Florida to see Mrs. Dannewitz. Mrs. Shelton a car that will run. Mrs. Uphoff a lot of good memories from the Class of ’82. Mrs. Wilson a class that will sit in the front of the classroom. To the Juniors we leave sponsors who will take them on a Senior trip and a first place float or window now that we are gone. To the Sophomores we leave them the ability to gather with Steve at the urinal. To the Freshmen we leave turtlenecks to cover up their red necks. 45 Teresa Reedy, Ed Reedy — 1982 Prom Royalty 49 KRAZY KAMP Junior-Senior Play Eve Hunnicutt............................Tracy Smith Alva Doright............................Trisha Redfern Adam Apple...............................Kenny Franklin Willard.....................................Ed Reedy Theodora Wolfswinkle.....................Karen Stinson Vivian Vandersnap.........................Dawn Patrick Kate Millfloss.............................Amy Walters Hildegard Von Fishbeck........Marylisa Schuetz Officer Dumm...............................Bob Webb Mister Terwilliter........................Troy Phelps Smudge.................................Annette Coslow Linda Biddle.............................Terry Smith Cindy...............................Lisa Dyer Sylvia..................................Teresa Reedy Jenny......................Jackie Fitzgibbons Joe........................Gordon McKinney Larry................................Jay Day Ivan The Terrible.........................Jeff Stovall Elmer Crumb...............................Jeff Stovall Cleopatra Nile............................Jody Stovall Clams Marinara.............................Jim Drone Dixie................................Dee Ellis Doyle.....................................Troy Phelps Mrs. Thistlemist....................Lori Born Gloria............................Teresa Reedy Directed by Mrs. Judy Uphoff 50 Is PLAYGIRL really that funny? Future stars 51 A new version of Greek games Do freshmen always dress like that? Are all those grapes really in your mouth. Jackie? Eating again. Coach Gale? The Greeks-rise again. The Panther fans support their team. What’s the topicTor today, Mark? Julie, aren’t you to old to be playing follow the leader? The cheerleaders perform at a pep assembly. Gel those pounds off, girls. 53 Wake up. Kip. Do you expect me to believe a statement like that? -J Isn’t Jody lovely? % i� J A-ha, we caught you again Lori. Laura, look at the camera. 54 55 Pedal harder, Todd and Jim. Don’t look so shocked Carrie and May, the test is today. Donita tells about her history project. Don’t be in such a hurry, Chris Stacey and Trisha wait to get physical. Nice to sec you at school. Tim. With such hard workers isn’t it surprising we even have a yearbook ? 56 Tom gives his history report. Richard takes his turn at the concession stand. Faster, faster 57 Don’t look so excited. Ed. 58 Brian docs a back drop. Go ahead, Janinc, Brian wasn't afraid. April Fool. Mr. Allen. Steve and his many women 10 Print “Chris” The athletes look over their awards. Sophomores work on their history assignment. 59 Look at those legs! Rick, class can’t be that bad. 60 Tammy, wc told you your picture would be in the yearbook. Where there’s food, there’s Mr. Farr. Anna studying? 61 All that goes up, must come down. Stacey is initiated into N.H.S. Chow time for Janette Don't overexert yourselves, Teresa and Angie. 64 65 Robert, do you always read with your eyes closed? Getting ready for the play Leslie have you ever heard the commercial, “A Sprinkle A Day?” Going wild-n-crazy at the concert Don’t you think he needs a little more make-up, Karen? Don’t make one false move, Jim. 66 Are you in trouble again, Amy? Only The Strong Survive Row 1: Jim Rambo, Dan Watkins, Brian Barger, Aaron Bolscn, Jim Brust, Rick Heathcock, Troy Doty, Eric Agncy, Kenny Staples, Brad Yoder, Richard Phelps Row 2: Todd Reed, Tom Griffin, Bob Davis, Steve Finke, Tony Brust, Eric LeCrone, Ed Reedy, Jay Day, Kevin Franklin, Jeff Probus, Jim Drone Row 3: Coach Lowell McGregor. Dennis Coslow, Les Staples, Jeff Stovall. Ken Franklin. Jeff Drone. Robert Wolfe. Rick Fair, Coach Joe Gale Coach Joe Gale Co-captain Kenny Franklin Most Valuable Player Co-captain Jeff Stovall Most Valuable Back Coach Lowell McGregor 68 Dennis Coslow Haws Offensive Lineman Ed Reedy Most Improved Player Steve Finkc Defensive Lineman Jay Day Eric LeCronc Lcs Staples Tony Brust Bob Davis Jeff Drone Rick Fair Tom Griffin I Kevin Franklin I Jeff Probus Troy Doty Robert Wolfe 69 Scores Lovington vs Atwood-Hammond 14 to 20 Lovington vs Deland-Weldon 22 to 14 Lovington vs Moweaqua 8 to 18 Lovington vs Macon 19 to 14 Lovington vs Bethany 45 to 24 Lovington vs Illiopolis 12 to 28 Lovington vs Assumption 17 to 20 Lovington vs Maroa-Forsyth 0 to 47 Lovington vs Niantic-Harristown 14 to 42 The 1981 football team finished the sea- son with a 3-6 record. This was the first year at Lovington for Coach Joe Gale. He was assisted by Lowell McGregor. Im- provements in attitude and consistency were evident in the team this year. Kenny Franklin, Dennis Coslow and Jeff Stovall were named to the Meridian Conference Second Team. Kenny and Dennis also re- ceived honorable mention on the All State Team. Team members felt one of the highlights of the year was their win over Macon; the first since 1972. 70 Volleyball Row 1: Elana Staples, Amber Kearney, Connie Burge, Easter Seelow, Amy Cook. Kim Wesolek. Tammy Clough, Jan Austin, Marcia Wood Row 2: Julie Boyd, Carol Wesolek, Amy Walters, Tracy Smith, Jody Stovall. Coach Kathy Bolsen, Kerri Heathcock, Teresa Reedy. Lori Born, Marylisa Schuetz Kathy Bolsen, Coach Tracy Smith, Captain Carol Wesolek, Captain Teresa Reedy, Captain Most Valuable Player 71 Lovington Varsity Junior vs Varsity Blue Mound 0-15 14-16 3-15 16-14 15-13 Niantic 7-15 13-15 5-15 13-15 Illiopolis 15-5 15-0 15-5 15-1 Findlay 15-5 15-0 15-4 15-5 Atwood-Ham- mond 15-1 15-1 15-6 15-1 Maroa 13-15 15-6 9-15 15-2 Cerro Gordo 2-15 15-10 10-15 15-4 Bement 16-18 15-12 13-15 15-4 Macon 4-15 2-15 10-15 13-15 Moweaqua 15-9 15-0 15-12 15-10 Arthur 15-13 15-11 5-15 15-13 15-10 Tower Hill 8-15 15-9 15-7 15-4 11-15 Stonington 7-15 15-8 10-15 15-10 Sullivan 0-15 15-0 14-16 15-1 Assumption 15-6 10-15 15-9 Tuscola 15-6 15-4 15-9 15-9 The 1981 Lovington varsity and junior varsity teams produced the best records of any volleyball teams in Lovington’s history. The varsity had a record of 7 wins and 10 defeats; finishing fifth out of twelve teams in the conference. The junior varsity had the best conference record with 14 wins and 2 defeats; being beaten only by Macon and Niantic. Two players, Tracy Smith and Lori Born, were nominated for All-Conference teams. Tracy was chosen for the Second All-Conference team and was voted Lovington’s most valuable player. The 1981 1HSA district volleyball tour- nament was hosted by Lovington High School and the volleyball team. 72 73 Row 1: Kim Wcsolck, Terry Elzy, Elana Staples, Tammy Clough, Amy Cook Row 2: Coach Carol Smith, Amy Walters, Terry Smith, Kerri Hcathcock. Bev Renfro, Tracy Smith, Carol Wcsolck, Jaymc Isaacs Girls’ Basketball 75 ic consolation e N'iantic Fresh Bev tfalJ unior Girls “;rs Basketball acy Smith and Amy Walters were tains foh the 1981-82 basket- att team. CarolSmith was the coach. She was a is ted by Ross Walters. Bev Renfro had the most rebounds for the season. She brought down 20 rebounds against the Maroa-Forsyth team. Amy Walters had a 13.8 point average and a 53% free throw average, both of which were team highs. Even with only ten girls on the team, the Panthers played both Varsity and Junior Var- sity ball. vs Cumberland Arthur Atwood- Hammond Cowden-Herrick Bement Shelbyville Windsor Cowden-Herrick Bethany Illiopolis Sullivan T uscola Maroa-Forsyth Areola Sullivan 35 to 66 40 to 46 27 to 38 34 to 64 27 to 38 3]ty 29 to 24 30 to 51 15 to 40 41 to 44 28 to 71 40 to 42 35 to 44 20 to 80 23 to 52 Even tlough the win-loss the 19$1-k; Panthers best. Coach Gale and many individual ucooi: be proud of. The Frost brought home tho firsJ 1976 by I champion man Toujnament. Varsity members did double duty by playing both J V. and Varsity ball. Boys’ Basketball The Varsity team, led by Kenny Franklin, scored 59 points against Stonington, one of the State Class A Elite 8 teams. Kenny was able to score 35 points against them. He was also the tenth highest scorer in the area. Leading reboundcr for the year was Jeff Drone. [Vvinj: vs -Weldon Lgh _____3-Hammond indlay indsor t Tower Hill |Mowleaqi: . Sumington Btityiany Areola Niantic-Harristown Assumption Tower Hill Assumption Arthur Blue Mound Mt. Auburn Maroa-Forsyth Illiopolis Macon Areola Row I: Harold White, Shawn Evans, Jim Drone, Kenny Staples, Aaron Bolsen, Matt Walters, Troy Doty, Richard Phelps Row 2: Coach Bill Guilinger, Kevin Bryant, Jeff Probus, Robert Wolfe, Chad Hale, Danny Watkins, Coach Joe Gale, Brad Yoder Row 1: Richard Phelps, Kevin Franklin, Lcs Staples, Shawn Evans, Jeff Probus, Jim Drone, Troy Doty, Brad Yoder Row 2: Coach Joe Gale, Harold White. Robert Wolfe, Larry Thompson, Kenny Franklin, Jeff Drone, Steve Finkc, Chad Hale, Kevin Bryant, Coach Bill Guilinger 77 78 Cheerleaders Varsity 79 Jan Austin, Julie Boyd, Janette Elzy, Gina Dyer, Amy Cook Row I: Joy Austin Row 2: Lisa Dyer, Jan Austin. Dawn Patrick Row 3: Lori Born, Janette Elzy, Carol Wcsolek, Amy Cook, Tracy Smith, Julie Boyd, Terry Smith Row 4: Gina Dyer 80 Dec Ellis, Marylisa Schuetz, Rhonda Morgan, Stacey Brown, Annette Renfro, Kelly Rcdfcrn, Jody Stovall. Trisha Rcdfcrn. Elana Staples, Marcia Wood 81 Row 1: Marcia Wood, Julie Boyd, Janette Elzy, Gina Dyer, Jan Austin Row 2: Chris Gray, Tammy Clough, Amy Cook, Kim Wesolek, Dawn Patrick, Lisa Dyer, Stacey Brown Not pictured: Tracy Smith, Rhonda Morgan, Amy Walters The 1982 track season was a very competitive and successful one. The girl’s team placed third out of 12 teams in the Meridian Confer- ence. Lisa Dyer set a new conference record in the 1600 meter run with a time of 6:11.9 and a school record with a time of 6:08.1 She also set a new 800 meter school record in 2:41.4. Janette Elzy won the confer- ence 3200 meter run and set a new school record in 13.5. Rhonda Mor- gan placed second in the 100 meter hurdles at conference. Tammy Clough broke the school shot record with a 28 feet 3' 5 inches put. Amy Cook, Jan Austin, Kim Wesolek and Dawn Patrick had a time of 4.32.8 to break the 1600 meter relay re- cord. '‘tf ’ _ _ Les Staples was chosen most valu- JL fIfC mV able member of the boy’s track team. «2 Kathy Bolscn. coach Row I: Craig Ovcrhucl. Jim Drone, Les Staples, Jay Day. Brian Elzy Row 2: Harold Phelps. Tony Brust. Kevin Franklin. Jeff Drone. Steve Finke, Dennis Wood, Rick Fair Not pictured: Dennis Coslow 83 Joe Gale, coach 85 rimes Of Vords by LL LANE Music by ROGER NICHOLS Moderately slow _r T t ■ -: � t ■ 4- (� (add A) (•ma)7 ( ijJd in fsW ---- ‘ I i Good morn - ing yes ( maj9 ( maj7 Am7 m nfl j •- t- (imjj7 (, ( (Bbass) «HhjNN� (add I)) ? i t o --¥ slipped a-way, I ir m i ii - � - nes I) hj I It be - hind, Chorus Row 1: Rhonda Hill, Elana Staples, Janette Elzy, Connie Burge, Richard Phelps. Anna McKinney. Carol Wesolek. Jerilee Watkins. Sta- cey Brown, Marcia Wood Row 2: Miss Tanner, Teresa Reedy, Sharon Dyer, Chris Gray, Julie Boyd. Kim Wesolek, Rhonda Morgan. Kel- ly Redfern, Annette Renfro, Chad Hale Row 3: Trisha Redfcm, Donita Bryant, Amy Cook, Rick Hcathcock. Harold White, Bob Webb. Michelle Gillenwater, Troy Phelps 87 Row 1: Julie Boyd, Carol Wesolek, Lori Born. Marylisa Schuetz, Kenny Staples, Janette Elzy, Elana Staples, Marcia Wood, Lisa Dyer. Dawn Patrick, Jayme Isaacs Row 2: Lee Ann Griswold, Dennis Coslow, Steve Finkc, Trisha Redfcrn, Harold White, Brian Barger, Bob Webb, Troy Phelps, Dale Creek, Robert Wolfe, Kevin Franklin, Lcs Staples, Jay Day, Mr. Dcitcmycr Lovington High School Band 88 Scholastic Bowl Row 1: Stacey Isaacs, Michelle Gillcnwater, Sharon Dyer, Amy Cook, Marcia Wood, Stacey Brown Row 2: Mrs. Thompson, Bob Webb, Rich Kidwell, Harold White. Steve Finke, Janine Gullick. Kenny Franklin. Teresa Reedy, Troy Phelps, Trisha Redfern, Marylisa Schuctz. Mrs. Uphoff 89 The Lovington Varsity Scholastic Bowl team successfully finished this 4th season of regular play with a 10- 5 record. They were able to defeat all participating Meridian Confer- ence schools — Bethany, Assump- tion, Moweaqua — and many other area schools such as: Shelbyville, Pana, Windsor, Areola, Cerro Gordo, Oakland, Cowden, etc. Jan- ine Gullick, who has participated all 4 years, was named co-captain along with Teresa Reedy, who was also named this year’s most valuable player by answering 37 toss-up questions. The Junior Varsity team finished their regular season with a 9-4 re- cord. Steve Finke was the captain with Stacey Isaacs, who was named Most Valuable Player by answering 24 toss-ups. Two players were given special rec- ognition as they played both Varsity and Junior Varsity. Playing com- bined games, Sharon Dyer answered 40 toss-ups and Rich Kidwell an- swered 31 toss-ups. By losing only two seniors, the team is looking for- ward to an even more successful sea- son next year. 90 Row 1: Mrs. Uphoff, Jody Stovall. Tracy Smith, Amy Cook, Jackie Fitzgibbons, Elana Sta- ples, Kelly Redfern Row 2: Stacey Brown, Robert Wolfe. Eric Agney Row 3: Kenny Frank- lin, Jeff Stovall, Ed Reedy Student Council The Student Council at Lovington High School consists of three members from each class plus an advisor and a president. Tracy Smith was president for the 1981-82 school year, and Mrs. Judy Uphoff was the advisor. Each month the Council sponsored some kind of special activity: such as Toga, Day, Turkey Day, Christmas Day Decorating Contest and Greaser Day. They also sponsored assembly pro- grams for the student body. One pro- gram featured The Unior Jacks, a band from England, and another was on en- ergy. To earn money for their many projects, the Council was in charge of the pop machine and sold sandwiches during break. 91 Stacey Isaacs. Teresa Reedy. Kenny Franklin. Michelle Gillcnwater. Trisha Redfcm. Lori Bom. Marylisa Schuetz. Sharon Dyer National Honor Society 92 Varsity Club This years Varsity Club officers were Jill Austin, treasurer; Kenny Franklin, vice president; and Tracy Smith, president. The club’s money making project was selling Kathryn Beich candy. Tammy Clough sold $802.50 worth of candy and was second high salesman. Lisa Dyer was high salesman with $806.50 in sales. She received $100 in cash for her ef- forts, and Tammy $50. The club sponsored Parent’s Night for the basketball and volleyball squads. They also purchased sporting equip- ment for use by the athletic depart- ment and will help send athletes to various camps during the summer. Row I: Tracy Smith, Kenny Franklin. Jill Austin Row 2: Amy Walters. Carol Wcsolck. Kerri Hcathcock. Shona Cook. Lisa Dyer. Dec Ellis. Jackie Fitzgibbons, Elana Staples Row 3: Jody Stovall. Dennis Coslow. Jim Brust. Jim Drone. Jay Day. Steve Finke. Janette Elzy. Rhonda Morgan Row 4: Rick Fair, Bev Renfm. Tammy Clough. Annette Coslow. Connie Burge. Dawn Patrick. Lori Bom. Teresa Reedy. Kip Newberry Row 5: Tom Griffin. Eric Agney. Gordon McKinney. Jeff Stovall. Kevin Franklin. Ed Reedy. Jeff Drone. Tony Brust. Bob Davis 93 Industrial Arts Club Row 1: Ed Reedy. Bob Davis, Gordon McKinney, Eric Agney Row 2: Richard Phelps, Greg Tarr, Dale Creek, Jim Brust. Jeff Probus, Mr. McGregor Row 3: Kip Newberry, Rick Heathcock, Tom Griffin, Shawn Evans, Les Staples, Ken Franklin, Dennis Wood, Randy Lofland Row 4: Troy Doty. Rick Franklin, Tony Brust, Jeff Drone, Chad Hale, Dan Watkins, Rich Kidwcll, Robert Wolfe Projectionist Club Row 1: Lisa Dyer. Jackie Fitzgibbons. Mr. Bell. Tracy Smith. Eric Agney Row 2: Gordon McKinney, Rick Fair, Jeff Drone, Jeff Stovall, Jody Stovall, Tony Brust 94 Key Club Row 1: Ed Reedy, Terry Smith, Dennis Coslow, Tracy Smith. Jody Stovall, Mr. Bell, Jackie Fitzgibbons, Lisa Dyer, Karen Stinson, Shona Cook, Dawn Patrick Row 2: Rick Fair, Steve Finke, Jeff Stovall, Janine Gullick, Jill Austin, Dee Ellis, Teresa Reedy. Carol Wesolek, Lori Born Row 3: Jeff Drone, Jay Day, Jim Brust. Jeff Probus 1981-82 was the first year for our high school to have a Key Club, a national organization sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. The club worked on school and community projects such as: painting the foot- ball scoreboard, goal posts and the high school gym. The officers for the year were Jeff Stovall, president; Tracy Smith, vice president; Janine Gullick, secretary; Jackie Fitzgib- bons, treasurer; Don Bell, faculty advisor; and Mike Beck, Kiwanis ad- visor. 95 F.H.A Row 1: Terry Smith, Caro! Wcsolck, Lisa Dyer, Jill Austin, Marylisa Schuctz, Janinc Gullick, Mrs. Molzcn Row 2: Kim Lofland, Jan Austin, Amy Walters, Kerri Hcathcock, Kim Wcsolck, Bev Renfro, Jayme Isaacs, Trisha Redfern, Janette Elzy, Gina Dyer. Stacey Isaacs Row 3: Anna McKinney, Donita Bryant. Easter Seelow, Annette Coslow, JerileC Watkins, Laura Benton, Connie Burge, Dawn Patrick, Lori Born. Teresa Reedy. Julie Boyd Row 4: Jody Stovall, Tracy Smith, Carrie Belcher. Kelly Redfern. Michelle Gillcnwater, Stacey Brown, Elana Staples. Annette Renfro, Dee Ellis, Shona Cook, Jackie Fitzgibbons. Amy Cook, Marcia Wood F.H.A. officers for the year were Terry Smith, president; Carol Wcso- lek, secretary; Janine Gullick, trea- surer; Lisa Dyer, recreation chair- man and Jill Austin, reporter. Ac- tivities for the year included a Hal- loween party for new members, a style show sponsored by Furburds in Sullivan, Christmas food demon- strations by the officers, a talk by Earline Schuetz on her trip to Ja- pan, Daddy Date Nite at the Red- wood in Decatur and the installation of the 1982-83 officers. 96 Yearbook Staff Tracy Smith, Editor 97 99 BUXTON TRUCKING Congratulations Class of“82 Route 2 Lovington, II Phone 677-2247 fJrztis, i Lp[zaiuxz £fu jx LA PLACE. ILLINOIS 61936 WIDE VARIETY OF CRAFT ARTICLES AND SUPPLIES IRENE BEERY HOURS 10 A M 6PM Except Sundays Evenings By Appointment STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS William Graven Agent 109 South Washington Sullivan. IL 61951 Bus Phone 217 728 8338 Home Phone 217 728 7028 The Old Store Homemade pastries-Salvage groceries 2 miles South and 2Y miles West of Arthur R.R.I.. Arthur. III. 61911 Hours Mon Sat 8 a m -5 30 p.m. Friday 8 a m.-8 p m. Congratulations Jlanine (Sulliflt Best wishes to the Class of 82 Lovington Jr. Womens Club Class of 1982 Mom, Dad, Hillary and Katherine 100 101 McLaughlin CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF and HARGIS '82 102 E. State P.0. Box 53 Phone 873-5256 Lovington, Illinois MOULTRIE INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE 104 E. Harrison St. P.O. Box 124 COMPANY Phone 728-8111 Sullivan, Illinois Lovington, Illinois Congratulations Class of Michael R. Beck 1982 Associates S SCOTT CUSTOM DESIGN JEWELRY YX STATE JEWELRY RESTORATION r BANK BETHANY, ILLINOIS 61914 MEMBER FDIC 102 103 104 MOULTRIE GRAIN ASSOCIATION Your Farmer Owned and Controlled Markets With Bonded Elevators at Cadwell and Lovington Arndt's Stores Inc. 214 S. Vine Arthur, Illinois 61911 g rf?roch,ilnr. ARTHUR, ILLINOIS 61911 Ace Hardware Building Center • Kitchen Design Center New Home Construction Remodeling • Plumbing • Heating “The Key To Better Living” Rt. 133 East Ph. 543-2186 TROWER'S Bahian Bint and Oryan Gaosanack Trallaa HARDWARE 117 E. 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Race Horse Flats Phone 874-2392 Dalton City, IL. 61925 Hoffman Home Improvement Vinyl, Aluminum, Steel Siding Route 2 Lovington, IL. SATTLEY'S THE OFFICE CENTER Office Supplies Richard L. Broutin Office Furniture Service Manager Office Machines 217 429-4371 1123 N. Water St. P.0. Box 2267 Decatur, Illinois 62526 728-7361 719 919 —I )61 SULLIVAN, ILL MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Karen Smith, Owner 20 W. Harrison St. Sullivan, IL. 61951 Phone 217 728-7822 £000 INSURANCE AGENCY INC 7 W HARRISON SULLIVAN. ILL. 107 NOLEN'S UPHOLSTERy LARRY NOLEN Shop Ph. 728-4241 HOME PH.728-4274 304 S. Van Burcn SULLIVAN. ILL. 61981 Frank Maxine Cardinale Owners TOTAL HARDWARE GoaSttoGoaSt 435 South Hamilton Lakelander Plaza Sullivan, Illinois 61951 (217) 728-4100 Family Shoe Center West Side of the Square Sullivan, Illinois 41 2 %. Suili� � � II Mill (217) 72873 0 State Bank of Hammond Hammond, Illinois 61929 Full Service Bank Member FDIC Ph. 262-3093 Established in 1901 80 Years of Service | CAB-O-SIL 01 VISION C T CABOT CORPORATION Tuscola, Illinois 61953 108 O.K. Jobbers JOBBER AND DISTRIBUTOR Parts—New Rebuilt Auto—Truck—Farm—Industrial Machine Shop Service Lynn and Louise Huntsburger Phone 728-7378 404 West Roane St., Sullivan, II. Wilhelm Motor Sales I-ovinjitoii, Illinois 61937 COMPLETE AUTO REFINISHING TUNE-UPS engine Overhaul Carburetor Repair Tailpipe� . Muppler� Shock Absorber� fresh meats Retail Wholesale halves a OuAPTEPSEO FRFEZCR Custom Butchering a p� occss prG Sullivan Packing Company IV, MILES SOUTH of SULLIVAN ON RT 32 R R 3 BOX 946 SULLIVAN ILLINOIS 61931 E iusIs Sullivan's Junior Misses Shop 16 East Harrison Phone (217) 728-7211 OWNEW JOHN CALCAGNO JOE CALCAGNO Phone Business 217 720 7831 home 2 17 720-4569 a T-J 30as Scl|lacht jaus (The Slaughter House) (Country 3freeh pleats Itnutr 1 Arthur, «3)11. 61911 2 miles South, Vi mile West of Arthur Custom processing Retail meat HOURS 8 a.m. — 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday 8 a.m. — 3 p.m. Saturday Closed Monday STITCH AND SEW FABRICS 508 N. 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Items !H CD Discount Store Howard Plank —owner Rural Route 1 Box 122C Arthur, Illinois 61911 in State Bank of Arthur KID'S KORNER p % j %k A 138 SOUTH VINE Arthur, Illinois 217 543-2232 Complete Banking Service Phone 543-2111 Established 1910 Arthur. Illinois r°—• Brenda Ozier Easter Eads 4- Owners $ Member Federal Reserve System Jim Winningham. President For TheSooC'Jil'TTlE PEOPLE In Your Lift FOSTER FUR WOOL Best Wishes to the Class of '82 Lovington, Illinois Dean's Greenhouse Phone 873-4686 John Ruth Dean 408 E. Water Sullivan, 1L Hugh Kirkwood Auctioneer Service Real Estate Lake City 677-2214 Zancha's Vanco Tires, Tubes and Batteries Gas • Oil • Accessories All Work Guaranteed Lovington. Illinois 873-5159 112 CURRY'S RED FOX LOVINGTON, IL “OUR 70th YEAR' of service to this community!! CONGRATULATIONS RHONDA AND THE CLASS OF '82 JOYCE'S BEAUTY SALON LOVINGTON. ILLINOIS f y-t,; A S78-M61' jt . i UHHx . Stf ft' p it KELSEY FURNITURE COINC. Hi in Quality — Low in Price 215 N. 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Pianos Guitars «t'u MjtCON M||StC Organs Drums Instruments Accessories «acon music inc 250 nom Ma Decatur ■ 62525 MACON MUSIC INC. 217 429-4441 259 North Main Decatur, 111. 62523 FLOWER SHOPPE ••4-4623 • Green Plon • Cut Rowen • Arrif c� ol A rongements 245 Mom Mr Zoo Nl 62549 We Deliver Ph 564-4620 Tom West Inc. Chevrolet Oldsmobilc Cadillac Sullivan, IL 217 728-4338 INGLES OTTO PIERSON GRAIN AND SUPPLY COMPANY 111 North Vine Arthur, Illinois 61911 John K. Foley, Salesman Hammond Illinois Phone 578-3013 115 LOVINGTON H.S. VARSITY CLUB ADVISORS Joe Gale Kathy Bolsen Carol Smith Ross Walters Lowell McGregor Congratulations Class of ’82 117 0ood Congratulations Class of '82 BOYD'S BUS SERVICE Lovington, Illinois 1 JXj Deal With Neal Complete Tire Service” GOODTIME LANES Neal Tire Service Phone 728-8378 1220 West Jackson Street 1410 W. Jackson Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Sullivan, Illinois 1 Don Preston, Manager I Phone: 217-728-2011 THE SULLIVAN PHARMACY Booher Feed Co. PHONE 728-7121 Honeggers and Purina tf% Supplements and Complete Feeds GRIND and MIX j BULK DELIVERY j L w LOVINGTON PHARMACY Sullivan, Illinois Phone 728-4813 I PHONE 873-4811 118 A FULL SERVICE BANK HARDWARE STATE RANK The Bank With A Tradition Of Trust - CONFIDENTIAL BANKING - FARM LOANS - HOME LOANS - CAR LOANS PERSONAL LOANS - BUSINESS LOANS TRUST SERVICES - RETIREMENT PLANS CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS - SOCIAL SECURITY DIRECT DEPOSITS CHRISTMAS CLUB - DRIVE-UP WALK-UP TELLER WINDOWS CHECKING - SAVINGS LOCK BOXES - BANK BY MAIL ----------- BANKING HOURS ----- Lobby Monday - Wednesday 9 a.m. til 3 p.m. Thursday 9 a.m. til 12 noon Friday 9 a.m. til 4 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. til 12 noon Drive -Up Walk -Up Monday - Wednesday 8 a.m. til 4 p.m. Thursday 8 a.m. til 12 noon Friday 8 a.m. til 6 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. til 12 noon 873-4313 LOVINGTON, ILLINOIS 61937 119