Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1983 volume:

Table of Contents Faculty...................... Underclassmen............... 12 Seniors..................... 28 Student Life................ 42 Organizations............... 53 Sports...................... 64 Professional Photography by: FLEENER’S COUNTRY STUDIO FACULTY Paitcr Brothers Where does .ill the money Unite Superintendent William A. Gullick Being the superintendent of schools might be compared to preparing for participating in the Olympic Games. The Olympic athlete who prepares for the decathlon must build his stamina and endurance to ready himself in ten different areas. School administration re- quires preparation and skill in at least as many areas as well as patience and wisdom to deal with a myriad of situations. The goal of the Olumpic Games is to win the gold medal. In the “game of education the gold medal is the boy or girl who succeeds in becoming a positive contributor in his com- munity. Principal Dale Farr In battle or business, whatever the game. In law or in love, it is ever the same: In the struggle for power. Or the scramble for pelf, Let this be your motto — Rely on yourself! For, whether the prize be a ribbon or throne. The vistor is he who can do it alone! John Godfrey Saxe Let this be a challenge to all students at L.H.S., cspccailly to the Class of 1983, to whom 1 wish the best of luck in their chosen endeavors. To the Classes of 1984, 1985, and 1986, I look forward with anticipation to working with you in the coming year. 4 School Board Row I: Gene Clark. Jim Curry Row 2: Leroy Fair, Margaret Reedy, Levi Yoder. Glenn Board president Joe Bicknell Schuctz, Joe Bicknell 5 H I o o I F a c u I t y Mr. Lawrence Allen Eastern Illinois University University of Missouri Physics Mr. Don Bell Eastern Illinois University Business Education Mrs. Kathy Bolsen Illinois Stale University Eastern Illinois University P.E.. Health Mr. Richard Boyd Auto Mechanics 6 Mrs. Doris Cazcl Eastern Illinois University Library Aide Mrs. Barbara Gullick McKendree College English Mr. Don Morgan Millikin University Eastern Illinois University Art Mr. Lowell McGregor Eastern Illinois University Industrial Arts Mr. Joe Gale Millikin University P.E., Drivers Ed. Mrs. Sherry Lade Monkato State University Eastern Illinois University English. Chapter I Mrs. Joyce Molzcn Eastern Illinois University Home Economics. C.W.T. 7 Mrs. Theresa Rasler Millikin University Music Mrs. Kathy Shelton McKendrce College Science Mrs. Karen Thompson Millikin University Eastern Illinois University Foreign Language Mrs. Judy Uphoff Eastern Illinois University History Mrr. Brenda Wilson Eastern Illinois University Math 8 Mrs. Lade, is English that funny? Y docs y always equal x? Mrs. Shelton in a world of science Is Mr. Morgan loafing in the hall? Mr. McGregor just taking it easy. Row I: Julie Boyd, Amy Walters. Stacey Brown. Annette Renfro, Lisa Dyer, Marylisa Schuctz Row 2: Jeff Drone, Marjorie Broutin Office Workers Marjorie Broutin Unit Secretary Julie Kidwell High School Secretary Row I: Liana Staples, Stacey Isaacs Row 2: Brad Yoder, Jeff Probus. Rich Kidwell 10 Janitors, Bus Drivers, Cooks Marie Fowler Margaret Newberry. Brenda Wood l.owcll McGregor. Ike Boyd. Lloyd Long, Fred Kilcullcn. Larry UNDERCLASSMEN Freshmen Julie Hissong. President Marc Agncy Jon Day. Vice President Trudy Beauchamp, Secretary Lisa Alumbaugh I Debbie McCoy. Treasurer Like l m totally shurr! There's no more pomps? 13 Go for it Dawn. I don't think anyone believes you Julie. 14 Cody Kearney Brad Kilcullen Mike Overhucl Tina Owens Rod. where’s your Christmas spirit? the night- introducing Trudy. Debbie. Rebecca and Ruth riders. David Kinkadc Shawn Patrick Darla Reed Rebecca Walters Lynn White Mel Workman Rhonda Yoder While the rest of the class listens. Class officers discuss money-making projects. 16 Jon and David, arc you looking at Lynn's paper? What's the word for boys in Spanish? 17 Sophomores Harold While President Amy Cook Vice Presideni Brian Barger Laura Bcnion Marcia Wood Jan Austin Secrctary-T reasurer Aaron Bolscnt Julie Boyd Here's looking at you. Will you people in the back pay attention? 18 Chris Gray Lee Ann Griswold Chad Hale Rick Heathcock The beginning of a first place float 19 Chris Owens Richard Phelps Sophomore hall during break 20 Angie Lofland Easter Scclow Jan helps make money for next year's prom. She only has eyes for Kevin. Aaron Bo I sen, VI. D. Roger Walker Robert Wolfe Danny Watkins Jcrilcc Watkins Kim Wesolek The sophomore cheerleaders Hi. I'm Lee Ann Rcdcnbachcr. Harold and Kenny 22 Kim seeks revenge. Did you hurt your elbow Dan? Juniors Lori Beals Carrie Belcher Angie Boyer Jim Brust Another hungry football player 23 Kevin Elder Brian Elzy Janette Elzy «OPE the Shawn Evans Kevin. Jim and Jeff attend a Key Club meeting. The Child Care class gets ready for Story Hour. 24 Rich Kid well Crystal Patterson Who ever heard of Mikes in ihe 50’s. You've got to be kidding. Elana Staples $ rv Jim Rambo Brad Yoder 27 Juniors meet to plan for prom. SENIORS Eric Agney Kevin Bryant Connie Burge Annette Coslow Jeff Drone Jackie Fit gibbons 30 Dan Frills Tom Gordon Ted Gray Kip Newberry Gordon McKinncv Dawn Patrick Dennis Wood Amy Wallers Bob Webb Marylisa Schuetz Jody Stovall Greg Tarr Eric Agney Out there in space, I'm looking down on you. Track 1,2,3 Football 2,3,4 Varsity Club 2.3,4 Student Council 3 Pro- jectionist Club 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 3 Industrial Arts Club 3-Sec- retary 3 Camera Club 2 Weightlift- ing Club 1,2 Class Officer 2,3,4 Lori Born “If I don't know it by now. I'll never know it.” Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,4 Mixed Ensemble 2,4 Volleyball 1,2,3.4- Captain 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Varsi- ty Club 2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4-Histori- an 2, President 4 Key Club 3,4 Pep Club 1 Camera Club 2 Junior-Sen- ior Play 3 NHS 3,4 Who's Who Tony Brust Track 2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basket- ball 1 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Student Council 1 Projectionist Club 1,2,3,4 Industrial Arts Club 3 Key Club 3,4 Camera Club 2 Weightlifting Club 2 Class Officer 3 Homecoming At- tendant 3 Kevin Bryant Football Manager 4 Basketball Manager 3,4 Scholastic Bowl 2 Connie Burge “If love is supposed to be so beauti- ful ... then why does it hurt so much?” Annette Coslow “How do you spell relief? M-A-Y 27” Band 3,4 Color Guard 2 Chorus 3 Volleyball Manager 2 Track Man- ager 2 Majorette 1 Varsity Club 2,3,4 FHA 1.2,3,4 Pep Club 1 Ju- nior-Senior Play 3 Bob Davis “There’s gonna be some rockin' at the show tonight.” Football 1,3,4-Captain 4 Basketball 1 Varsity Club 3,4 Projectionist Club 4 Yearbook Staff 3 Industrial Arts Club 3-Vice President 3 Weightlifting Club 1,2 Class Presi- dent 1 Homecoming Attendant 2,4 Jeff Drone “New York or Bust” Track 1,2,3,4 Football 1.2,3,4-Cap- tain 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4-Captain 4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Projectionist Club 3,4 Industrial Arts Club 3 Key Club 3 Pep Club 1 Camera Club 2 Weightlifting Club 1,2 Class Officer 1.3.4- President 3,4 Office Worker 4 Homecoming King 4 Lisa Dyer Band 1.2,3.4 Track 1,2,3.4 Cheer- leader 2,3,4-Captain 4 Varsity Club 2.3.4 FHA 1,2,3,4-Recreation Chairman 3, Treasurer 4 Student Council 4-Secretary 4 Projectionist Club 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Key Club 3.4- Vice President 4 Pep Club 1 Ju- nior-Senior Play 3 Office Worker 2,3 Vocational Advisory Council 2.3.4 Homecoming Attendant 1 Homecoming Queen 4 Dee Ellis “Hey Jackie, how do you get rid of bread crumbs and cottonmouth?” Band 1,2 Basketball Manager 1 Cheerleader 1,2 Pom Pon Squad 3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Stu- dent Council 1,4-Treasurer 4 Key Club 3,4-President 4 Pep Club 1 Camera Club 2 Junior-Senior Play 3 Office Worker 3,4 Homecoming Attendant 2 Teri Elzy “Well, Dad and Uncle Carl, I de- serve a pat on the back for making it this far.” Rick Fair Track 1,2,3 Football 1,3,4-Captain 4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Projectionist Club 1,2,3.4-Vice President 3 Year- book Staff 3 Industrial Arts Club 3 Key Club 3 Pep Club 1 Camera Club 2 Weightlifting Club 1,2 Class Officer 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Atten- dant 3,4 Jackie Fitzgibbons “Well, Dee. it’s like this, you watch bloated people or take a trip to the creek. Band 1,2 Basketball Manager 1 Bas- ketball 2 Varsity Club 2,3,4 FHA 1.2.3.4 Student Council 2,3,4-Presi- dent 4 Projectionist Club 1,2,3,4 Key Club 3,4-Treasurer 3,4 Pep Club I Camera Club 2 Class Presi- dent 2 Junior-Senior Play 3 Office Worker 2,3,4 Homecoming Atten- dant 3 Dan Fritts Track 4 Basketball 4 Weightlifting Club 1 Tom Gordon “Out of school and on the unem- ployment line” Football Manager 2 Tom Griffin “It ain’t no fun waiting around to be a millionaire. Football 1,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Pro- jectionist Club 4 Yearbook Staff 3 Industrial Arts Club 3 Key Club 4 Weightlifting Club 1,2 Homecom- ing Attendant 2 Kerri Heathcock Band I Chorus 1,2 Volleyball 1,2,3,4-Captain 4 Track 1,2 Basket- ball 1,2,3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 FHA 1.2.3.4 Yearbook Staff 3.4 Key Club 4 Pep Club 1 Office Worker 1,2 Homecoming Attendant 4 Gordon McKinney Track 1,2 Football 1,2,3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Projectionist Club 1,2,3,4 Industrial Arts Club 3-Vice Presi- dent 3 Pep Club 1 Camera Club 2 Weightlifting Club 1,2 Class Offi- cer 3,4 Junior-Senior Play 3 33 Kip Newberry Track 1,2 Football 1,2.3.4 Varsity Club 2.3,4 Industrial Arts Club 3 Key Club 3 Weightlifting Club 1,2 Dawn Patrick What a mind-boggling experience Band 1.2,3.4 Chorus 1.2 Track 1.2.3.4 Cheerleader 3,4 Pom Pon Squad 1,2 Varsity Club 2,3.4 FHA 1.2.3.4 Yearbook Staff 4 Key Club 3.4 Pep Club 1 Camera Club 2 Ju- nior-Senior Play 3 Office Worker 1.3 Homecoming Attendant 4 Who's Who Diana Phelps Chorus 1,2 Track I FHA 1,2,4 Pep Club I Troy Phelps Band 3,4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Mixed En- semble 2,3.4 Junior-Senior Play 3 Scholastic Bowl 3 Who's Who Trisha Redfern Me sing? You better believe it. Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4 Volleyball I Track I Basketball I Pom Pon Squad 3 Var- sity Club 2 FHA 1,2,3,4-Reporter 4 Student Council 2 Yearbook Staff 4-Business Manager 4 Pep Club I Junior-Senior Play 3 NHS 2,3,4 Scholastic Bowl 3 Office Worker 3 Who's Who Annette Renfro Band 1 Chorus 2 Pom Pon Squad 1,2,3,4-Captain 3.4 Majorette 1,2 FHA 1,2,3.4-Secretary 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Key Club 3.4 Pep Club I Of- fice Worker 3,4 Homecoming Atten- dant 3 May Sandifer I'll be on my way. Marylisa Schuetz Veni, Vedi, Vici Band 1,2.3.4 Chorus I Volleyball 1 Volleyball Manager 2 Basketball Manager 1,2 Cheerleader 1.2 Pom Pon Squad 3.4 Varsity Club 2,4 FHA 1,2.3.4-Vicc President 3 Pep Club 1 Camera Club 2 Junior-Sen- ior Play 3 NHS 2,3,4 Scholastic Bowl 1,2.3.4 Who'S Who Jody Stovall As accident prone as I am, I need a piece of the Rock. Band 1,2 Volleyball 1.2,3 Track 2 Basketball 1.2 Pom Pon Squad 2,3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 FHA 1.2,3,4 Stu- dent Council 1.2,3,4-Vicc President 3.4 Projectionist Club 1,2.3,4-Vice President 3 Key Club 3,4-Secretary 4 Pep Club I Camera Club 2 Junior- Senior Play 3 Greg Tarr Football I Industrial Arts Club 3 Amy Walters “Me preppy? I'm totally sure.” Volleyball 2,3.4-Captain 4 Track 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1,2,3.4-Captain 4 Varsity Club 2.3.4 FHA 2.3.4 Year- book Staff 4-Editor 4 Class Officer 2 Junior-Senior Play 3 Office Work- er 4 Bob Webb Here today, gone tomorrow Band 1,2.3,4 Chorus 1,2.3,4 Foot- ball Manager 4 Junior-Senior Play 3 Scholastic Bowl 3,4 Dennis Wood Band 1,2 Track 1,2,3.4 Varsity Club 2.3.4 Industrial Arts Club 3 Camera Club 2 Weightlifting Club 2 Kids Can be TROUBLE Eric Agncy l.ori Born Tony Brusi 34 Connie Burge Tom Griffin Kevin Bryant Dee Ellis Tom Ciordon Tcri Elzy Jeff Drone Rick Fair Kerri Heathcock Bob Long Dawn Patrick Troy Phelps Annette Renfro May Lee Sandifer Marylisa Schuctz Jody Stovall 36 37 Is this STUDY hall? Graduation Prelude......................................Jr.-Sr. High School Band Theresa Rasler, Director Processional....................POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE Jr.-Sr. High School Band National Anthem..............................Jr.-Sr. High School Band Invocation......................................Father Munie St. Isadore Catholic Church Welcome...........................................Jeff Drone Class History.................................Marylisa Schuetz Presentation of Class Memorial............................Rick Fair 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...........Glenn Schuetz, Joe Bicknell Board of Education Music.............................................WHAT A DAY Mixed Ensemble Music.......................HOW DO WE SAY GOODBYE Senior Quartet Farewell.............................................Eric Agney Benediction........................................Father Munie Recessional.....................Jr.-Sr. High School Band 38 Timm Scholarship Recipients Marylisa Schuetz, Lori Born, Troy Phelps, Jeff Drone, Trisha Rcdfcrn, Annette Renfro, Lisa Dyer Valedictorian Salutatorian Marylisa Schuetz Trisha Redfern 39 40 CLASS OF 1983 Row 1: Amy Walters, Lori Born. Dawn Patrick, Marylisa Schuctz, Lisa Dyer. Shona Fitzgibbons, Teri Elzy, Kerri Heathcock Row 2: An- nette Renfro. Trisha Redfern, Diana Phelps. Annette Coslow. Dee El- lis, Jackie Fitzgibbons, Jody Stovall Row 3: Bob Webb. Tony Brust. Troy Phelps. Eric Agncy. Dennis Wood, Kip Newberry. Greg Tarr Row 4: Tom Griffin, Rick Fair, Dan Fritts, Jeff Drone. Bob Davis, Tom Gordon. Kevin Bryant. Gordon McKinney 41 STUDENT LIFE 1982 Homecoming Queen Lisa Dyer — King Jeff Drone Freshmen aticndants Rhonda Yoder and Jon Day Sophomore attendants Amy Cook and Dan Watkins Junior attendants Janette Elzy and Brian Elzy Junior attendants Elana Staples and Jeff Probus Rhonda Yoder. Jon Day. Janette Elzy. Brian Elzy, Bob Davis. Rick Fair. Tony Suforna. Wes Gilmore. Jeff Drone. Lisa Dyer, Lindsey Brower, Beth Murphy. Kerri Hcathcock. Dawn Patrick, Jeff Probus. Elana Staples, Dan Watkins, Amy Cook. Homecoming is . . . the King and Queen .. . the dance 45 . . . the Grand March the pep rally 46 Class of 1985 . .. first place float Class of 1984 . . . second place float 47 Class of 1986 . .. third place float Prom Court Tony Brust, Tom Griffin, King Rick Fair, Queen Dee Ellis, Annette Renfro, Dawn Pat rick 49 50 Will We, the members of the Lovington High School Senior Class of 1983, 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. We. Eric Agney, Bob Davis, and Greg Tarr. leave all the underclassmen our camping spot at Wolf Creek. I. Lori Born, regret having to leave L.H.S. volleyball team. I also leave Troy Doty and Chad Hale with a peaceful noon hour. I, Tony Brust, leave Rick Franklin in hopes that he finds a class that parties. I, Connie Burge, leave in order to pursue my future as an Ealey”. I, Kevin Bryant, leave Rod three more years of being a basketball manager. I, Annette Coslow, leave Sharon Dyer a lifetime supply of bright orange T-shirts, a red and black crash helmet, and one ride in the F.T.” with me. I, Jeff Drone regretfully leave some of my best friends at L.H.S. I also leave Steve Finkc in hopes that he will find another boyfriend. I, Lisa Dyer, leave the 800 and the mile run to Debbie McCoy, and a ready made relish tray to Marjorie for all the Unit Office parties. I. Dee Ellis, leave nothing, because anyone who’s lived in Lovington for 18 years can’t be of sound mind and body. I. Teri Elzy, leave Janette and L.H.S. in hopes that I can find a better future than this jail and that Janette will be free one day like me. I. Rick Fair, leave the underclassmen a football sled with wheels on it. I, Jackie Fitzgibbons, leave Mrs. Kidwcll in hopes that her tacky Christmas tree falls down. I leave Mr. Farr another Miss Student Council Presi- dent that helps with the school’s rules and never gets in trouble, and I leave in hopes someday, someone will find an exciting town to cruise in that Dec and I never found. I, Shona Fitzgibbons. leave to all future shorthand classes the ability to talk gossip after class like Lisa. Michelle, Stacey, Amber, Crystal and I did. I, Dan Fritts, leave my brother Darren to find a ride to school with someone that will listen to the music that he wants. I, Tom Gordon, leave to Mr. Farr all of my excuses to go home early. 1, Tom Griffin, leave my brother Robby, the last Griffin to make it through L.H.S. I. Kip Newberry, leave Mr. Bell his dollar he donated for our camping trip. I. Dawn Patrick, leave Troy Doty and Chad Hale in hopes that they’ll have as much fun as Lori and I did in picking up dead hitchhiking rabbits and running over a mailbox all in the same day. I, Diana Phelps, leave L.H.S. in hopes that someone else will take my place in falling up the stairs, arguing with his classmates, and loving life. I, Trisha Redfern, leave singing a song in my heart with a melody for the future. I. Annette Renfro, leave the school enough money to turn on the heat so nobody has to sit on the heaters during class. I, Maylcc Sandifcr, leave the Lovington Panther football team a winning season. I. Marylisa Schuetz, leave my little sister a chance at all the cute guys I didn't have time for, and I leave Gina Dyer with the hope that she will find her very own hunk during her senior year. I. Amy Walters leave Matt and Rebecca nothing, Sue Reedy with the ability to have as good a taste in clothes as I have, and Lovington with a large supply of pin-striped jeans. I, Robert Webb, leave Stacey Issacs, Darla Reed. Harold White. Eric Dyer, and Lee Ann Griswold with sad hearts because they will not see me next year. I, Dennis Wood, leave Jim Brust the ability to race an A.M.C. and win. We, the class of 1983, leave the following to the faculty: Mr. Allen — A class that sits at the front of the room. Mr. Bell — Knowing that he has been the class of 83’s favorite teacher. Mrs. Bolsen — A new P.E. class that won't have to have oxygen tanks when they run laps. Mr. Boyd — A blank book in which to write all his great stories. Mrs. Caywood and Mrs. Cazel — In hopes that they find all the books and magazines that have disappeared from the library. Mr. Gale — An assistant basketball and an assistant football coach. Mrs. Gullick and Mrs. Shelton — A class that will be quiet during class meetings. Mrs. Lade — In hopes that we will see her at Krackers sometime. Mr. McGregor — A shop class that is enthusiastic about working on projects. Mrs. Molzen — Plenty of people to pose for candids for the yearbook Mr. Morgan — A radio with the volume glued at number 3. Mrs. Raster — A band that will come in. get their instruments out and get ready to play without being told. Mrs. Uphoff — New scenery outside so she can have something interesting to look at while we give our reports. Mrs. Wilson — A Math IV class that will make it to class every day. Mrs. Kidwcll — A new tacky Christmas tree. Mrs. Broutin — Two new office workers as perfect as Annette and Lisa. Mr. Farr — A detective kit and a Sherlock Holmes hat. Mr. Gullick A free pass to the Lawrenceville games. L.H.S. — In hopes that they will come into money enough to pay off all debts. 51 Prophecy It is the year 2003 and the Class of '84 is taking an oceanlincr cruise around the world from California to New York. On our way to the dock we see Dennis Wood delivering mail in his jeep. As we board the ship, we are met by the ship's social director, Marylisa, who is always looking for stray prep men. After getting settled in, we venture to the ship's theatre and are mildly surprised to see an onstage performance of the Rocky Horror Picture Show with Bob Webb playing the role of Frankfurter with Amy Walters as Janet. Also we enjoyed the entertainment for the even- ing, Trisha Redfern and Troy Phelps. As we sail towards Hawaii, we find that Lori Born and Dawn Patrick are also taking the cruise so that the guys in Bethany and Sullivan will have a chance to meet other women. When we dock in Hawaii, we notice Lisa Dyer running along the pier training for the 2004 Olympics. During our tour of the islands, we enter Moose's Pac-man Health Spa and are happy to know that he and Penny own the spa and are still playing Pac-man. Our next stop is Japan where we find Connie Burge at a car lot finally buying a new car, since hers fell apart after all those trips to Mattoon. We also happen to see Diana Phelps finding new roads to cruise on, since she wore out all the roads in Lovington. When we dock in Iran, we notice a seaside work-out gym. After entering we discover the owner is Tcri Elzy, and she is working out for the next chance to fight in a basketball game. As we travel on to Saudi Arabia, we are surprised to find “Sheik Tom Gordon owning his own oil well so that he can supply his fuel to go cruising. After a long sunny cruise we find ourselves in Casablanca where Annette Coslow owns her Freak Shop so all the freaky people will have a place to freak. Then it’s on to Rome, the City of Love, and we aren’t surprised to find that Tom Griffin, Bob Davis, Eric Agney and Kip Newberry own a dating service with their old policy of you get what you pay for. Next, in Monte Carlo we find Dan Fritts working as a mechanic on his race car driven by Kevin Bryant. Well, it’s on to France, and we see all the new fads and latest stereo equipment. Our old friend Greg Tarr owns a variety store of stereo equipment. At each of our stops we noticed two familiar females driving around in a green Plymouth Dart. We finally catch these two in Poland and find out it’s Dee Ellis and Jackie Fitzgibbons still trying to find an exciting town to cruise in. While in Poland we decide to go on into Russia where we meet our friend Tony “Breznev Brust, the new ruler of Russia, and he gives us a tour of his beautiful city of Moscow. It’s back to the States and our last stop is New York. When we get here, we take a walk down Park Avenue and find that Shona Fitzgibbons and Annette Renfro own the “True Gossip” in which they talk about everyone they can think of in every country around the world. Farther down the street we enter into Jeff Drone's Mirror Shop where he has mirrors on the ceiling and walls to make sure his hair looks just right. The end is here, and we are happy to find that the 1983 graduates are successful people in the world of 2003. 52 SMOII VZIN Yearbook Staff Amy Walters, editor Row I: Rhonda Hill. Stacey Brown Row 2: Kelly Redfern. Michelle Gillenwater, Sharon Dyer, Rebecca Walters. Mrs. Mol .en Row 3: Dawn Patrick. Trisha Redfern. Amy Walters. Kerri Hcathcock, Lisa Dyer, Annette Renfro (not pictured) Varsity Club Row 1: Gordon McKinney, Kip Newberry, Erie Agney, Rick Fair Row 2: Amy Walters, Kerri Hcathcock, Lori Born, Bob Davis, Tom Griffin, Jeff Drone Row 3: Elana Staples. Amber Kearney, Lisa Dyer, Connie Burge, Jeff Probus. Jim Brust Row 4: Kim Wesolek, Jan Austin, Amy Cook, Tammy Clough, Shona Fitzgibbons, Stacey Brown Row 5: Dawn Patrick. Janette Elzy, Marcia Wood, Robert Wolfe, Tony Brust, Mar- ylisa Schuctz Row 6: Mrs. Bolsen, Troy Doty, Kevin Franklin, Steve Finke, Mr. Gale The Lovington Varsity Club earned money for the year by selling Kath- ryn Beich candy. With their profits they bought a power weight bench, sweatsuits for the boys’ track team. They also set aside money to send athletes to various sports camps dur- ing the summer. In December they sponsored a Christmas dance and in February a Valentine dance. 55 Student Council The student council has as its main goal to provide activities and events for the enjoyment and benefit of the entire student body. To do so more effectively, the student council is di- vided into four active committees. The activity committee plans an ac- tivity for each month. Some of the days sponsored this year have been Punk Day, Valentine Day and Twin Day. Another important committee has been the money-making commit- tee. To earn money to be used as prizes and projects the committee has sponsored a taco party, a raffle, a banana split party and maintained the school pop machine. Using the money earned is another committee, the assembly program committee. This committee has hosted a volley- ball tournament, a magic show and a martial arts demonstration. The school projects committee has con- sidered cleaning the stage curtains and renovating the A-V room into a lunch room. The student council is also involved in district and state ac- tivities. Row I: Trisha Rcdfern. Dee Ellis. Jackie Fitzgibbons. Lisa Dyer Row 2: Mrs. Uphoff. Jeannic Silotto. Amber Kearney. Troy Doly. Robert Wolfe. Jeff Probus. Lynn While. Rod Fair 56 Row 1: Mrs. Molzcn. Lori Born, Shona Fitzgibbons. Lisa Dyer. Trisha Redfern. Amy Cook Row 2: Kim Wesolek. Amy Wal- ters. Kerri Hcathcock, Dawn Patrick. Marylisa Schuetz. Deborah McCoy. Trudy Beauchamp. Wendi Goodwin, Julie Hissong Row 3: Janette Elzy, Elana Staples. Amber Kearney. Laura Benton. Connie Burge, Angie Lofland. Easter Scelow, Rhonda Yoder. Rebecca Walters, Sue Reedy Row 4: Rhonda Hill, Carrie Belcher, Kelly Redfern, Marcia Wood, Stacey Brown, Julie Boyd. Diana Phelps, Crystal Patterson, Dawn McLean, Christina Schuctz, Lisa Alumbaugh Row 5: Ruth Bolscn, Gina Dyer, Jan Austin, Lee Ann Griswold, Darla Reed, Stacey Isaacs, Michelle Gillcnwatcr Future Homemakers Of America There were 49 members in our chapter this year. Lori Born was president. Shona Fitzgibbons vice president, Annette Renfro secretary, Lisa Dyer treasurer, Amy Cook re- creation chairman and Trisha Red- fern reporter. Our activities includ- ed a pizza party for new members, a counted cross-stitch workshop, and a program on cosmetics by Merle Nor- mans. We celebrated National FHA week in February and in May new officers for 1983-84 were installed at a salad supper for members and their mothers. Each graduating member received a red rose from the club. 57 Scholastic Bowl The 1982-83 Scholastic Bowl teams completed a very successful season. For the first time the schools from the Meridian Conference organized into regular season and tournament competition. The varsity team finished second in regular season competition and third in the tournament. Out of approxi- mately 40 students in the confer- ence, Marylisa Schuetz finished in second place in total individual Coaches Karen Thompson and Judy Uphoff Varsity — Stacey Isaacs, Bob Webb. Marylisa Schuetz. Jeff Drone, Michelle Gillenwater, Steve Finke. Stacey Brown points. The varsity team also placed third in the St. Elmo Invitational tournament with Rich Kidwell and Marylisa Schuetz being named to the All-Tournament team, and in the Arthur Tournament Marylisa was named to the All-Tournament team as most valuable player. For the awards from Lovington H.S. Mar- ylisa was named as most valuable player and Rich Kidwell as runner- up. The J.V. team finished first in both the regular season and tournament play. The J.V. team finished the regular season with a 10-2 record with Harold White finishing in fourth place for the J.V. conference. He was also named to the All-Tour- nament team at the Argenta Invita- tional as most valuable player. For Lovington J.V. awards Harold fin- ished as most valuable player and Steve Finke finished second. J.V. — Matt Walters, Eric Dyer. Harold White, Julie Hissong, Marcia Wood, Doug Davis, LccAnn Griswold 58 59 Key Club Row I: Harold While, Matt Walters, Steve Finkc. Jim Brust, Jeff Probus, Robert Wolfe, Mr. Bell Row 2: Lori Born, Amber Kearney, Julie Boyd, Stacey Brown. Rick Fair, Tony Brust, Tom Griffin Row 3: Elana Staples, Lisa Dyer, Amy Cook, Connie Burge, Shona Filzgibbons, Mi- chelle Gillenwatcr, Marcia Wood, Kevin Franklin The Lovington High School Key Club was formed to help our school and community. Our main project for this year was a spring clean-up of the school grounds. Programs for our monthly meetings included mov- ies, cooking demonstrations and meeting with the Lovington Kiwanis Club. This year’s officers were Dee Ellis president, Lisa Dyer vice presi- dent, Annette Renfro secretary and Jackie Fitzgibbons treasurer. 60 Dec Ellis, president and Mr. Bell, advisor Projectionist Club Row 1: Roger Walker. Tom Griffin. Bob Davis. Jeff Drone. Jeff Probus Row 2: Mr. Bell. Rick Fair, Tony Brust. Eric Agncy. Gordon McKinney 61 Row 1: Dawn Patrick. Lisa Dyer, Marcia Wood. Deborah McCoy, Ruth Ann Bolscn. Julie Boyd. Wendi Goodwin. Rhonda Yoder. Dawn McLean. Lori Born Row 2: Brad Kilcullcn, Kevin Franklin, Jon Day. Julie Hissong. Janette Elzy, Trisha Redfern. Christina Schuetz Row 3: Tro Phelps. Bob Webb. Harold White. Kenny Staples, Eric Dyer. Lynn White. Gene Broulin. Brian Barger Row 4: Steve Finkc, Lee Ann Griswold, Annette Coslow. Sue Reedy 62 Chorus Mixed Ensemble Row 1: Lori Born. Julie Hissong. Rhonda Hill, Kelly Redfern, Troy Phelps, Trisha Redfern Row 2: Bob Webb. Harold White, Mrs. Rasler Row 1: Mrs Rasler. Rhonda Yoder, Deborah McCoy, Lori Born. Rhonda Hill Row 2: Julie Hissong, Sue Reedy. Trudy Beauchamp, Kelly Red- fern. Darla Reed Row 3: Trisha Redfern. Michelle Gillenwatcr. Carrie Belcher, Chris Gray, Connie Burge SPOR TS 65 Captains Amy Walters, Kerri Hcathcock. Lori Born. Lovington Varsi- ty J.V. VS Blue Mound 4-15 4-15 2-15 14-16 Atwood-Hammond 16-14 15-5 15-2 15-11 Bcment 15-12 12-15 3-15 15-5 15-4 15-3 llliopolis 15-3 15-1 15-7 15-0 Maroa-Forsyth 15-12 15-2 13-15 11-15 15-12 Arthur 15-3 15-2 16-14 15-5 Findlay 15-5 15-1 15-2 15-6 Macon 5-15 6-15 0-15 9-15 Moweaqua 16-14 15-0 Niantic 15-8 15-13 10-15 10-15 15-8 Tower Hill 7-15 13-15 4-15 15-9 15-3 Stonington 17-15 5-15 15-11 15-9 15-13 Sullivan 15-8 15-11 15-3 15-1 Assumption 15-13 15-8 15-7 15-11 Windsor 11-15 15-9 11-15 T uscola 15-3 15-0 15-7 15-5 Areola Regional T uscola 16-14 16-14 Monticello 6- 15 7- 15 66 Row I: Jan Austin. Row 2: Amy Cook. Deborah McCoy. Kim Wesolck. Row 3: Julie Boyd. Julie Hissong. Dawn McLean. Easter Scclow, Christina Schuetz. Rebecca Walters, Trudy Beauchamp. Coach Kathy Bolsen The 1982 Volleyball season proved to be the best in the history of L.H.S. volleyball. The varsity and junior varsity combined for an overall record of 25 wins and only 9 losses. The varsity posted an 11-7 record and a fourth place finish out of eleven teams in the Meridian Conference, while the junior varsity finished 14-2 for the second year in a row. Both Amy Cook and Lori Born were nominated for all-conference teams. Lori was captain of the 1982 squad as well as being voted “Most Valuable Player” for the year. The Most Improved award for the season went to Trudy Beauchamp. Row 1: Rebecca Walters. Julie Boyd. Julie Hissong. Easier Scclow, Christina Schuctz, Dawn McLean. Trudy Beauchamp, Deborah McCoy. Row 2: Marylisa Schuctz. Tammy Clough, Amy Walters. Amy Cook. Kerri Heathcock. Mrs. Bolsen. Kim Wcsolek. Lori Born. Jan Austin. Elana Staples, Wendi Goodwin. 67 Row 1: Brad Voder. Doug Davis. Jon Day. Gene Broutin. Marc Agney, Shawn Patrick. Richard Phelps Row 2: Jeff Probus. Ken Staples. Dan Watkins. Aaron Bolsen. Mel Workman. Troy Doty. Eric Agney. Jim Brust. Row 3: Coach Price. Kip Newberry. Brian Elzy. Rick Fair. Jeff Drone. Bob Davis. Tom Griffin. Coach Gale. Row 4: Tony Brust. Bob Webb. Steve Finkc, Robert Wolfe. Dan Fritts. Kevin Franklin. 68 Bob Davis, Co-captain Haw's Offensive Lineman Jeff Drone, Co-captain Most Valuable Player Rick Fair, Co-captain Tony Brust Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Most Improved Eric Agncy Steve Finkc Most Valuable Defensive l ineman Troy Doty Most Valuable Defensive Back Robert Wolfe Most Valuable Offensive Back Tom Griffin Kip Newberry Jim Brust Brian Elzy Kevin Franklin Jeff Probus Aaron Bolscn Ken Staples 69 The 1982 Panther football team be- gan the season with a stunning victo- ry over rival Atwood-Hammond. Coached by Joe Gale and Mike Price, the Panthers finished the sea- son with a 4-5 record. Senior Jeff Drone was named tight end on the Meridian Conference team and re- ceived honorable mention on the all- state and Champaign News Gazette teams. Other Panthers receiving recognition by the Meridian Confer- ence were Kip Newberry as first team offensive guard and second team middle linebacker. Bob Davis as second team offensive center and Rick Fair as second team defensive linebacker. The scores for the 1982 season were: Lovington 12 Lovington 16 Lovington 12 Lovington 16 Lovington 8 Lovington 6 Lovington 20 Lovington 14 Lovington 6 Atwood-Hammond 9 Deland-Weldon 12 Moweaqua 34 Niantic 7 Maroa-Forsyth 21 Macon 13 Assumption 7 Uliopolis 60 Bethany 7 70 Row !: Joy Day Row 2: Julie Boyd. Row 3: Lisa Dyer, Elana Staples Row 4: Kim Wcsolek. Sue Reedy. Amy Cook, Gina Dyer, Stacey Brown. Janette Elzy. Lori Born. Dawn Patrick. Jan Austin. Dawn Patrick Cheerleaders Stacey Brown Janette Elzy Elana Staples B Joy Day 71 Cheerleading Camp Lisa, Elana, Janette, Stacey, Julie and Sue worked very hard during the month of June preparing for the UCA Camp held July 12 through July 16 in Charleston. Their hard work paid off during competition with numerous area schools. They won the spirit stick twice, plus sever- al blue ribbons. The cheerleaders also brought home several new cheers and chants to use at the foot- ball and basketball games during the year. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Sue Reedy. Kim Wcsolck, Gina Dyer. Julie Boyd. Jan Austin. Amy Cook. Camp participants Julie Boyd. Stacey Brown. Sue Reedy. Janette F.lzy. F.lana Staples. Lisa Dyer. 72 Cheerleading sponsor Dixie Male. Row I: Sharon Dyer. Deborah McCoy. Row 2: Marcia Wood. Trudy Beauchamp, Marylisa Schuetz. Annette Renfro. Rebecca Wal- ters. Rhonda Yoder. P o m P o n S q u a d 73 Pom pon sponsor Carolyn Caywood. Boys’ Basketball Coach Joe Gale Row I: Richard Phelps. Rod Fair. Doug Davis, Mel Workman. Dan Fritts, Lynn White. T.G. Redfern. Brad Yoder. Harold White Row 2: Kevin Bryant. Brad Kilcullcn. Kevin Franklin. Shawn Patrick. Robert Wolfe. Jeff Drone. Chad Hale. Steve Finkc. Dan Watkins. Jeff Probus. Troy Doty, Bob Webb 74 Scores Lovington 45 Oakland 63 Lovington 56 Mowcaqua 64 Lovington 65 Unity High 44 Lovington 55 Atwood-Hammond 45 Lovington 28 Findlay 69 Lovington 36 Moweaqua 73 Lovington 56 Tower Hill 62 Lovington 44Stonington 68 Lovington 63 Bethany 81 Lovington 45 Areola 54 Lovington 42 Cerro Gordo 68 Lovington 49 Windsor 79 Lovington 44 Niantic-Harristown 71 Lovington 49 Findlay 76 Lovington 46 Arthur 44 Lovington 59 Blue Mound 70 Lovington 47 Mt. Auburn 61 Lovington 57 Kansas 74 Lovington 42 Maroa-Forsyth 70 Lovington 65 Illiopolis 77 Lovington 48 Assumption 73 Lovington 63 Macon 59 Lovingtor 50 Oakland 62 The highlights of the 1982-83 basket- ball season were Lovington's win over Arthur, who won the Little Okaw Con- ference championship; bringing home a third place trophy from the Oakland Holiday tournament and the Freshmen receiving second place in the Niantic Harristown Tournament. Team mem- bers receiving individual recognition were Jeff Probus and Robert Wolfe. They were chosen as members of the Oakland Holiday All-tournament team. Jeff Drone was Lovington’s leading scorer for the season, and Robert Wolfe was leading rcbounder. Both Wolfe and Drone had game highs of twenty- five points during the year. 76 Row I: Rhonda Yoder. Rebecca Walters. Christina Schuet?. Ruth Ann Bolscn, Deborah McCoy Row 2: Ms. Keown. Tcri Elzy. Amy Walters. Amy Cook. Tammy Clough. Wendi Goodwin Scores Lovington 24 Sullivan 48 Lovington 50 Arthur 67 Lovington 32 Atwood-Hammond 49 Lovington 47 Cumberland 45 Lovington 20 Bethany 59 Lovington 30 Bement 53 Lovington 29 Maroa-Forsyth 46 Lovington 26 Shelbyville 67 Lovington 12 Areola 55 Lovington 35 Cowden-Herrick 73 Lovington 25 T uscola 47 Lovington 29 Illiopolis 48 Lovington 23 Maroa-Forsyth 46 Lovington 32 Bethany 56 Because of Kim Wesolek's move to New York right after the season start- ed, the girls' basketball team finished out the season with only nine players. Even though they were minus one girl for two complete teams, they fulfilled both their varsity and junior varsity schedules. Senior guard Amy Walters was the only returning varsity starter. She contributed 182 points throughout the season for the highest points. She also had the best freethrow percentage and the best game point average. Amy Cook had the most rebounds, Deborah McCoy had the most steals and assists, and Christina Schuetz the most blocked shots. Every team member lettered in varsity basketball this year. The future looks better for the coming year with seven returning lettermen. 79 Track Row 1: Lisa Dyer, Kelly Redfern, Amy Cook, Wendi Goodwin, Rebecca Walters, Deborah McCoy, Janette Elzy Row 2: Tammy Clough, Julie Hissong, Mrs. Bolsen, Sue Reedy, Jcannic Silotto 80 Row 1: Kenny Staples, Lynn White. Darren Fritts. Brad Kilcullen, Brian Barger, Rod Fair Row 2: Chad Hale, Robert Wolfe. Dan Frills. Jeff Drone, Steve Finke. Matt Walters. Tony Brust, Coach Gale 81 82 83 Trudy, Lisa and Ruth find their lockers. Mrs. Thompson helps the Grays register for school. I've heard of vandalism, but this is ridiculous. A CLUE To Life At L.H.S. 84 The beginning of a new year at L.H.S. Girls, where did he come from? Calm down. boys. It’s only the first day of school. Michelle did you know that . . . 85 Get down on it! Funk with the punk. The extra-terrestrial yearbook staff Punk Rock Day The lastest fashions from planet Zeebon Did you learn how to dress in Flome Ec. class? Punk rockers of L.H.S. Homecoming Pep Rally There's nothing like mass conspiracy. Onward Lovington ... R ing-a rou nd -1 he-rose y It wouldn't be so funny Ike if it were you. 87 I ... 2 ... 3 ... PULL What could be that interesting? 88 89 Home Ec. I is hard work. Rick on the run Scalpel . . . tweezers . .. nail polish? I’m dreaming of a . . . 90 Senior Night Come on. let's gel this over with. Tony takes pictures for the Senior Pom Pon girls. We can't believe this is our last game. Illinois Wesleyan, here she comes. 92 A tearful good-bye from Annette The Juniors arc ready for the return. A look at the Senior bem Chad's plan isn't working. Volleyball Tournament The Freshmen work toward a victory. The Seniors in a tense moment Rhonda sings at N.H.S. initiation. Brian, you're blowing your brains out. 94 Well, let me see ... Jim is making good use of study hall. A smile from Kim Freshmen in a huddle No, don't shoot! Could this be trouble? Angie really likes those older men. 95 Freshmen basketball heroes National Honor Society Stacey Isaacs, Lori Born, Sharon Dyer, Michelle Gillcnwatcr, Amy Cook, Marylisa Schuctz, Tammy Clough 96 Lori, Tony and Jeff, our future engineers 1 don’t want to be in the yearbook. The seniors at Six Flags Are you sure you can eat all that, Stacey? Wonder what he’s thinking about? 97 Robert goes for the younger women. Pom pon squad at the athletic banquet Jcannie and Dawn get ready to tape their commercial. Who says Lovington isn’t known for gossip. We know we’re gorgeous. National Honor Society reception 98 99 FHA girls entertain their mothers. AUTOGRAPHS 100 Patrons: ADS Leprechaun Landing Leprechaun Riding Stables Bait and Boat Shop Four Seasons Field-Wright ! Medical Center Spencer’s Produce Rural King Lovington Junior Women’s Club Congratulations To The Class of 1983 Thompson Construction Fashion Shop Inc. I Ladies' and Children’s Ready-To-Wear Phone 728-4831 Sullivan, II. 101 Best Wishes To The Class of ’83 Dean’s Greenhouse John and Ruth Dean 408 E. Water St. Sullivan, IL Frank Maxine Cardinale CXvners TOTAL HARDWARE COSSttO COaSt 435 South Hamilton Lakelander Plaza Sullivan, Illinois 61951 (217) 728-4100 Dairy Queen Brazier 720 West Jackson Sullivan, Illinois Open year 'round — Seating 75 Karen Sampson, Mgr. iiiwaiHi jo i Retail Wholesale halves a Quart r ns row FRCE ER Custom Butcmcbino a prk r huino Sullivan Packing Company 1' s MILES SOUTH OF SULLIVAN ON RT 32 R R 3 BOX 040 SULLIVAN ILLINOIS ©� OSl Owners John Calcagno joe Calcagno Phone Business 217 720 7031 HOME 217 720 4569 ovington OK JOBBERS, INC. Jobber and Distributor Parts — New and Rebuilt Auto — Truck Farm — Industrial Machine Shop Service 421 S. 5th St. Phone 728-7378 ducation ssociation Congratulations to our Seniors Best Wishes to Tony and the Class of '83 Mom, Dad, Jim, Gina Kurt % 102 Molzen Dorsets 115 W. Third St.( Arthur, II. Reid and Ryan Molzen Route 2 Box 86 Lovington, IL Melvin Phone 543-2286 Ph: 543-9090 and Martha Ann Kaufman LOVINGTON BOARD OF EDUCATION 103 Village Coiffures Men and Women’s Hairstyling By Judy Quick Lovington, 1L “Something for Everyone” Clothing — Sewing Needs — Gifts Full Service Salon 873-4757 or 873-4394 Hugh Kirkwood Auctioneer Service Real Estate Lake City HORN INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE. 728 1)11 U SOUTH MAIN SULLIVAN. ILLINOIS 677-2214 BUXTON TRUCKING Asgrow Seed Co. Jerry Day Congratulations Class of “83” Sales Representative P.O. Box 180 Rt. 1 Lovington, IL. 61937 217 677-2178 M33 Route 2 Lovington, III. 104 1 The Old Store Homemade pastries-Salvage groceries 2 miles South and 2Vt miles West of Arthur R.R.I., Arthur. Ill 61911 Hours Mon Sat 8 a.m.-5:30 p m Friday 8 a m.-8 p m. Das rl|larl]t iaits (The Slaughter House) Country 3fre0li .ffleats Jtmitr 1 Arthur, 3111. 61911 2 miles South, Vi mile West of Arthur Custom processing Retail meat Country ‘Discount Store HOURS Rural Route 2 Box 81 Arthur, Illinois 61911 GROCERIES AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 8 a.m. — 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday 8 a.m. — 3 p.m. Saturday Closed Monday 7 LOVINGTON VARSITY CLUB 105 lii CORLEY INTERNATIONAL, INC. State Routes 121 and 32 Sullivan, Illinois 619S1 TIMBERLAKE GOLF COURSE Golf Center of the Kaskaskia Valley Nate Williams Chuck and Larry Endsley Carol Fultz, Greenskeeper R.R. 3 PH 217 797-6496 Sullivan, IL 61951 fRSI WATItmAL BA K rst MOSCHENROSE JEWELERS OF SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS Member F.D.I.C. We do MORE for people Wtio moujoifflU. Keepsake Diamonds, Diamond Settings Bulova — Seiko — Carravelle ART CARVE CLASS RINGS On the Square In Sullivan 728-8551 THE SULLIVAN PHARMACY LOVINGTON PHARMACY PHONE 873-4811 GOODTIME LANES 1220 West Jackson Street Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Phone: 217-728-2011 106 EASY V - SKATE GLIDER I CENTER We want YOU just for fun. Call 728-8746 for information on Fundraisers, Private Parties, Birthday Parties 107 ATWOOD MEAT SERVICE COMPLETE BUTCHERING PROCESSING SERVICE RETAIL AND WHOLESALE MEAT £ Locally Raiaod B—l For MM At AN Tbim V JIM BTILWELL Ownar Phono 578-3322 Hours Mon -Sat 7am to 5 p m ■ Wisdry ■ ■ . 4 hhhh . Sfl 6 (9 1 s nrtTTfi Hoffman I Pi CHARLES G BEELER Home Improvement SHIRLEY OIL SUPPLY CO •A . CAM TUSCOLA Corporatt On XI 1-57 A U S M Vinyl, Aluminum, Steel Siding XI ISS4US 1M Tuscois H 61953 MCLan H 61754 217 253-4721 300474 2323 Route 2 Ph. 873- 4303 24 HOUR SEHViCr SINCE 1020 Lovington, IL Fleener’s Country Studio Thank you for your smiles.” Hammond, IL Phone 262-3293 108 ■■ NATURAL GAS PIPELINE Hammond, Illinois Phone 262-3298 Moultrie Grain Association Best Wishes to the Class of ‘83’ Your Farmer Owned and Controlled Markets With Bonded Elevators at Cadwell and Lovington 109 Farmers Co-op Grain Co. Race Horse Flats Phone 874-2392 Dalton City, IL. 61925 BETHANY GRAIN COMPANY Your Local Co-op Bethany, II. Congratulations Class of “83” SCOTT STATE BANK BETHANY, ILLINOIS 61914 MEMBER FDIC MENS AND BOYS CLOTHIERS 632 E. Eldorado Decatur, Illinois 62523 ( eei A TlUat FLOWCftS PO ALL OCCASIONS HOSPITALS WEDDINGS ANO PUNCMALS INVITATIONS PC WSONAL AND SUSlNfSS STATIONS ELOlSE ANO LELANO RUCH 1 1 25 Stats highway 1 2 ' Mt ZiON III 62549 MT Zion 864 25 1 1 OCCATu 877-8200 FLOWER SHOPPE •64-4423 • Ot nPtanu • Cur Flown • Arflftdol Azrang m or� 245 Main Mr Zion. 1 62549 Ph 664-4620 Jim McLaughlin Joe Florini 16 S. Washington Sullivan, IL 61951 5 110 Congrat ulat ions Class of ’83 Seelow's Sales Service Lovington, II. MOULTRIE INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY Lovington, Illinois CURRY’S RED FOX Lovington, IL “Our 71st Year” of service to this community! A FULL SERVICE BANK HARDWARE STATE BANK Two Convenient Locations Lovington and LaPlace Confidential Banking Easy Answer Money System 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 Waik-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 FDK BMC 873-4313 LOVINGTON, ILLINOIS 61937 DAVIS GARAGE Hammond, Illinois Phone 262-3313 CAB-O-SIL DIVISION C T CABOT CORPORATION Tuscola, Illinois 61953 U.S. Industrial Chemicals Co. Division of National Distillers and Chemical Corp. The State Bank of Hammond PIERSON GRAIN HAMMOND, ILLINOIS 61929 AND SUPPLY COMPANY FULL SERVICE BANK MEMBER FDIC Ph. 262-3093 Hammond Illinois Established in 1901 Phone 578-3013 OVER 80 YEARS OF SERVICE FOSTER FUR WOOL Lovington, Illinois Phone 873-4686 Zancha’s Vartco Tires. Tubes and Batteries Gas • Oil • Accessories All Work Guaranteed Lovington, Illinois 873-5159 VAN HORN HYBRIDS, INC. ■■■■ CERRO GORDO. ILLINOIS 61818 . CENTRAL f i PRAIRIE ( your Independent) CORPORATION yInsurance § agen t Seed Chemicals Fertilizer Phone 217-677-2131 Lovington 217-873-5152 Neal ____ I. .TIRE iSTORES Rt. 121 West Ph. 728-8378 SULLIVAN GRABER CASH A CARRY Building Supplies ' ‘at COMPLETE LINE OF 3 ELECTRICAL 3 1 PLUMBING SUPPLES 728-4377 LOCATED )'A MILES EAST OF Kite Woodworking Co. Garage Doors Commercial, Industrial, Residential ALL TYPES All Types Electric Door Openers Congratulations Grads We hope you find the right clothes for your new job. HAMILTON'S MENSWEAR 1124 W. Harrison Sullivan, IL COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF “83” SULLIVAN IGA Sullivan, Illinois Booher Feed Co. KENT and PURINA Supplements and Complete Feeds GRIND AND MIX BULK DELIVERY Sullivan, IL Phone 728-4813 % Congratulations “83” CURL SALON 114 E. State Lovington, IL Phone 873-5153 Wilhelm Motor Sales Ix vington, Illinois 61937 COMPLETE AUTO REFINISHING Tune-Ups Brake.� Engine Overhaul Tailpipes • Mupplers Carsuretor Repair Shock Ab50R� ers KID S KORNER 138 SOUTH VINE Arthur, Illinois 217 543-2232 Brenda Ozier Easter Eads Owners T� TI� Soet.ai Hint PEOPLE m Your Lilt STITCH AND SEW FABRICS 508 N. VINE ARTHUR, IL 61911 543-3354 Fabrics—Notions—Patterns Yarn—Needlework—Kits—Supplies FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE 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 Congratulations Class of “83 JOYCE'S BEAUTY SALON LOVINGTON, ILLINOIS l New Used Furniture Appliances Antique Reproductions WE BUY. SELL ON CONSIGNMENT. TRADE CONSIGNMENT SALES 216 South Vine Arthur. III. 61911 SHOWROOM OPEN 9AM-5PM Mon Sal Phone 217 S43-22S1 MEL BETTY KRUTSINGER Homo Phone 217 S43 2066 Delbert’s Congratulations to the Class of '83 The Store of Nationally Advertised Brands for Men and Boys Open Wed. and Sat. until 8:30 Arthur, Illinois Phone 543-2332 FORD MERCURY Stocks Shoe Store “Since 1885” ASCHERMANN MOTOR CO, Inc. 250 S. Vine St. Arthur, Illinois 61911 543-2178 ARTHUR IGA It’s Good America It’s IGA 215 S. Vine Arthur, Illinois Phone 543-2633 210 S. Vine Arthur. IL 61911 Phone 543-2315 Dee Ellis Mon-Sat 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Sun. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. THE TINTYPE 139 S. Vine, Arthur, IL Phone 543-2233 Mark Jones, Photographer 118 State Bank of Arthur ALIIS CMAlMERS Don Morr Equipment Co. LaPIace and Areola Congratulations Class of “83” Complete Banking Service Phone 543-2111 Established 1910 Arthur, Illinois Congratulations AMY from Gayle and Dan Plautz Member Federal Reserve System Jim Winningham, President Singer Insurance Agency Insurance Only Congratulations to Phone: 543-2159 Dwight Singer Doug Jurgens 109 S. Vine St. Arthur, IL. 61911 LISA and the Class of “83 Virginia’s Hair Salon 409 E. Harrison Sullivan, IL 61951 728-4642 8-5 Tues.-Sat. DYER SIDING Lovington, Illinois 873-5157 119 f—: h. ps w x w l if of K 'SSfliiJlSk%2|l|ii«!