Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

1984 MIRROR Jorge Alcadc Carrie Belcher An all-around girl who radiates joy; her only weakness is a brown-haired boy. Stacey Brown Jim Brust Me. Spacey? Airborn Donita Bryant Amber, I still think Smurfs stink. Just ask Elana. Mark Clarkson Tammy Clough Live life fully today, because tomorrow may Teacher. Teacher, this test is graded wrong, never come. Sharon Dyer Live and let live 4 Brian Elzy Kevin Elder Hey, don’t worry about it. Kevin Franklin Blue light special Michelle Gillenwater Darren Hayes A closed mouth gathers no foot. 5 Rhonda Hill Black Remember: dynamite comes in small packages. Joachim Hirschler I always used to be me, but now I’m you. WWe ioes mo liHie et es One Irffle ose fl buHon size — Rlo sK fo filled R dr com coMe Woe Cor cy oudula+ior s To all of i|ou! Kldmik Pam Hodges Stacey Isaacs Deal with it! A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle. Amber Kearney Rich Kidwell Javier Mercade Fine. Donita and Squirrel. Sec if I care what Oh. no! More stairs Coach, you think about Smurfs. 6 Jeff Probus Jim Rambo Free at last Kelly Redfern Todd Reed Everybody makes mistakes. It’s just that Fm Fm never in a hurry except in my car. using my share all at once. Kirsten Schwarz What would life be if we had no courage to attempt anything. Elana Staples If you ever see a squirrel running across the street, don’t hit it. It might be me. Brad Yoder 7 Carrie Belcher FHA — 1,2,3,4; Office Worker 4; Color Guard 1; Chorus — 1,3; Basketball — 1 Stacey Brown Class Secretary — 1,3,4; Student Council — 2,4, Treasurer — 4; FHA — 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Yearbook — 3; Key Club — 3,4; Scholastic Bowl — 2,3; Office Worker — 3,4; Chorus — 1,2; Volleyball — 1; Track — 2; Pom Pon Squad — 1,2; Cheerleader — 3,4, Captain — 4; Homeconing Attendant — 2, Queen — 4 Jim Brust Varsity Club — 2,3,4; Projectionist Club — 4; Key Club — 3.4; Weight Club — 1; Football 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant 2, King Candidate — 4 Donita Bryant FHA — 1,2.3,4; Yearbook — 4; Key Club — 4; Office Worker — 1; Chorus — 1,2 Tammy Clough Varsity Club — 2,3,4, Vice President — 4; Key Club — 4; NHS — 3,4; Volleyball — 2,3,4, Captain — 4: Basketball — 2,3; Track — 1,2,3,4 Sharon Dyer Class Secretary — 2, Treasurer — 1; Yearbook — 3; NHS — 2,3,4; Scholastic Bowl — 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Pom Pon Squad — 3 Kevin Elder Weight Club — 1 Brian Elzy Varsity Club — 3,4; Key Club — 4; Football — 3; Track — 3,4; Homecoming Attendant — 3, King Candidate — 4 Janette Elzy FHA — 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Key Club 4; Band — 1,2,3,4; Chorus — 1,2; Volleyball Manager — 4; Basketball Manager — 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Pom Pon Squad — 4; Cheerleader — 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant — 3 Shawn Evans Varsity Club — 2,3; Key Club — 3,4; Industrial Arts Club — 1; Weight Club — 1; Football — 1,2; Basketball — 1,2,3; Track — 1 Steve Finke Class President — 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club — 2,3,4, President 4; Key Club — 2,3.4; Weight Club — 1; Scholastic Bowl — 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; Football — 1,2,3,4, Captain — 4; Basketball — 1,2,3,4, Captain — 4; Track — 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant — 1, King — 4 Kevin Franklin Class Vice President — 4; Student Council — 1,2; Varsity Club — 2,3.4; Key Club — 2.3.4; Weight Club — 1; Scholastic Bowl — 3; Office Worker — 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Football — 1,2,3; Basketball — 1,2,3; Track — 1.2.3 Michelle Gillenwater Class Treasurer — 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Yearbook — 3; Key Club 3,4; NHS — 2,3,4; Scholastic Bowl — 2,3,4; Office Worker — 1.4; Chorus — 1,2,3; DAR — 4; Girls’ State — 3 Darin Hays Basketball — 1 Rhonda Hill FHA — 3,4; Yearbook — 3; Office Worker — 4; Chorus — 1,2,3; Mixed Ensemble — 3; Cheerleader — 1 Joachim Hirschler Scholastic Bowl — 4; Basketball — 4 Pam Hodges Chorus — 2; Volleyball 1,2 Stacey Isaacs FHA — 1,2,3; NHS — 2,3,4; Scholastic Bowl — 1,2,3.4; Office Worker — 3,4 Amber Kearney Student Council — 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club — 2,3,4; Key Club — 2,3,4; Chorus — 1; Volleyball — 1,2; Track — 1 Rich Kidwcll Varsity Club 2,3,4; Projectionist Club — 4, Vice President — 4; Industrial Arts Club — I; Weight Club — 1; Scholastic Bowl 1,2,3.4; Office Worker — 3,4; Football — 4; Basketball — 1,2,4 Jeff Probus Student Council — 3,4; Varsity Club - 2,3,4; Projectionist Club - 3.4; Key Club — 2,3.4; Weight Club — I; Office Worker — 3; Football — 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track — 1; Homecoming Attendant — 3 Jim Rambo Projectionist Club — 4; Football — 2 Kelly Rcdfcrn Student Council — 1.2; FHA 1.2.3.4, President — 4; Varsity Club — 4; Yearbook — 3,4, Editor 4; Key Club — 4, Vice President — 4; Office Worker — 4; Chorus— 1,2,3; Mixed Ensemble — 3; Volleyball — 4; Track — 3,4; Pom Pon Squad — 1,2, Captain — 2; Cheerleader — 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate — 4 Kirsten Schwarz FHA — 4; Volleyball — 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate — 4 Elana Staples Student Council — 1,2,3; FHA 1.2.3.4, Vice President — 4; Varsity Club — 2,3,4; Yearbook 4, Business Manager — 4; Key Club 3,4. President — 4; Office Worker — 2,3,4; Band — 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Mixed Ensemble 2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball — 1,2; Track — 1; Pom Pon Squad — 2,4, Captain 4; Cheerleader — 3; Homecoming Attendant — 3 Brad Yoder Office Worker — 3,4 Carrie Belcher Stacey Brown The Non-Paying Passengers Jim Brust Donita Bryant Sharon Dyer Shawn Evans « 5 Kevin Elder Steve Finkc I Kevin Franklin Brian Elzy Tammy Clough Janette Elzy 9 Darin Hays Stacey Isaacs Michelle Gillcnwatcr Pam Hodges Rhonda Hill Todd Reed Kirsten Schwarz Elana Staples Brad Yoder 10 Ii Oh my gosh, Sharon, it's falling down. Come on now, let's be real. Rich, where did you and Stacey get those cute hats? Come on Todd, let’s play ball. What a profile! Senior hall before school What am I going to do for my next art project? Senior Class Poll Most Studious — Tammy Clough, Mark Clarkson Class Flirts — Brian Elzy, Stacey Brown 12 Mosi Likely to Succeed - Michelle Gillcnwatcr, Steve Least Sludious _ Stacey lsaacs. Shawn Evans Finkc 13 14 Flight 1985 Brian Barger Amy Cook, Vice President w B i Laura Benton Julie Boyd, Secretary Jan Austin, Treasurer Aaron Bolsen Tim Doggett Troy Doty Gina Dyer Rick Franklin LeeAnn Griswold Chad Hale Angie Lofland Kim Lofland Chris Owens 15 Richard Phelps Easter Seelow Troy, is that bag full of Junior class money? Jcrilcc Watkins Is that Robert’s arm that is down? 16 Roger at work at the rink Marcia tosses eggs at the Valentine Party. On your marks, get set . . . Harold works on Lovington history for open house. 17 An artist’s work is never done. Pull. Juniors, pull. This is the beginning of a winning float? Help! I can’t find the rest of my body. 18 Flight 1986 Jon Day, President Trudy Beauchamp, Vice Pres. Debbie McCoy. Secretary Rhonda Yoder. Treasurer Marc Agney Gene B rout in Lisa Aiumbaugh iy Doug Davis Ruth Bolsen Rick Boyer Darrin Fritts Wendi Goodwin Julie Hissong Larry Hodges 19 Cody Kearney Brad Kilculicn Tina Owens Sue Reedy it Shawn Patrick Christina Schuctz Lynn White Darla Reed Mel Workman World champion badminton player Gene Broutin 20 Shawn, you're such a good friend to lean on. 1 just want to go home. And we won the game! Larry and Marc work on the spaceship. Building floats is so exciting, I can hardly control myself. This goes here, but maybe it goes there. 21 Flight 1987 Tom Wilhcm, President Marsha Renfro, Vice Pres. Tammi Ozier, Secretary Gina Brust, Treasurer Mike Elder Jamie Fowler Tim Goad J.C. Goodwin Robby Griffin Angie Hale Chris Hoffman Shane Hubbard Mike Kibler Jason Mason Jim McMahon Patty Patterson Tracy Reed Angie Quick David Redfern Chris Reedy Lara Reedy Barry Rice Jackie Staples Brad Stovall Debbie Wolfe Bryan Yoder 24 Never fear, the fearless freshmen are here. Look out Jason, you’re being followed. What do you have in your mouths? Smile Lara . .. please. Spanish I class Swallow that pop. you’re in the gym. 25 Chris, the scarf goes around your neck. Students watch the class volleyball tournament. Stacey, give us change tor a dollar. Julie isn't around A little rest before the next class Those camera-shy FHA girls Amy. are you biting your nails again? Gina and Chad Do wc have to do these sit-ups? The Captain . . . Dale E. Farr Principal Mr. Dale Farr, a native of Kansas, Illinois, has been principal at Lovington High School for four years. He attended Eastern Illinois University, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Bus- iness Education and his Masters de- gree in Education Administration. Before coming to Lovington, he taught business at North Vermillion and Rankin High Schools. Mr. Fan- is married and the father of two children, Jason and Erin. His fav- orite leisure time activity is playing the piano. 30 And His Crew CL Lawrence Allen Chemistry EIU, U. of Mo. Carolyn Caywood Librarian 1SU Don Bell Business Education EIU Doris Cazel Library Aide EIU Kathy Bolscn P.E., Health ISU, EIU Joe Gale P.E., Drivers Ed. Millikin Richard Boyd Auto Mechanics Barbara Gullick English McKendree Lowell McGregor Industrial Arts EIU Joyce Molzen Home Ec., Computer EIU Don Morgan Art Millikin, EIU Theresa Rasler Music Millikin Sue Sankins Kathy Shelton Karen Thompson Judy Uphoff Title I Science Foreign Language History, English EIU McKendree Millikin. EIU EIU Brenda Wilson Math EIU 31 Mrs. Rasler, is Harold spelling thal right? Oh no, not more homework. 32 •Mrs. Sankins. our Title I teacher After a morning with those boys, you bet I need caffeine. 33 34 Think wc can lick it off? Unit Office Row 1: Stacey Brown. Julie Boyd, Marjorie Broutin, Mr. Gullick, Marsha Renfro, Kelly Redfcrn. Row 2: Sue Reedy, Mi- chelle Gillcnwatcr, Amy Cook, Rich Kidwell. High School Office 0 f f 1 C e W o r k e r s 35 Row 1: Rhonda Hill, Elana Staples, Carrie Belcher. Row 2: Brad Yoder, Harold White, Stacey Isaacs, Lara Reedy, Debbie Wolfe, Julie Kidwell. Row 3: Mr. Farr. Custodians Bus Drivers Lowell McGregor, Ike Boyd, Lloyd Long, Fred Kilcullen, Larry Allen. Mr. Larry Allen retired as a school bus driver this year after having driven a bus for the Lovington School district for thirty two years. Cooks Nila Griffin. Margaret Newberry Joyce Elder 36 Marie Fowler Superintendent William Gullick Mr. William Gullick has been the superintendent for the Lovington Community Unit District for the last eight years. He, his wife Bar- bara, and daughters Janine, Hillary and Katie moved to Lovington in August, 1976 from Fairview Heights, Illinois. Mr. Gullick gradu- ated from Crete-Monee High School and McKendree College, where he received his Bachelors de- gree in English. He received his Masters degree from Southern Illi- nois University at Edwardsville. His favorite hobbies are hunting, fishing and reading military history books. Mr. Gullick and Board President Joe Bickncll School Board Row 1: Joe Bicknell. Margaret Reedy, Jim Curry. Row 2: Roger Brust, Leroy Fair, Levi Yoder. Jerry Day. 38 Sophomore Class Freshman Class Junior Class Senior Class Junior Attendants Gina Dyer. Troy Doty Junior Attendants Jan Austin. Chad Hale Sophomore Attendants Sue Reedy. Rod Fair Freshmen Attendants Marsha Renfro. Doug Dyer 41 Homecoming King and Queen 42 Slaccy Brown and Steve Finkc The theme for the 1983 Lovington High School Homecoming was The Return of the Gradi. Student activi- ties for the event included decorating windows and building floats. A snake dance and bonfire were held on Thursday evening and a car pa- rade on Friday afternoon to show our support for the football team. Senior class members had a chili supper be- fore the game and the sophomores sold mums. Saturday activities in- cluded the parade and dance with students participating in the Grand March and coronation. 43 44 Junior- Senior Prom The Junior class was host to the Senior class, faculty, school board members and their guests at the 1984 Prom held at Millikin Univer- sity in Decatur. The Richard Treats Center was appropriately decorated in shades of blue to carry out the theme Islands In The Stream . Harold White served as the Master of Ceremony at the banquet, while Steve Finke read the Senior will and Chad Hale the prophecy. The band Magic” played for the dance, and the post prom party was held at the Mt. Zion Bowl. 45 Prom Court Michelle Gillcnwatcr. Jeff Probus. Jim Brust. Kelly Redfern, 1983 Queen Dee Ellis, 1983 King Rick Fair, Elana Staples. Brian Elzy Prophecy Having been in the Lovington area on business, I decided to drop by the old town and see how it had withstood the years. Of course, I had expect- ed some change, but nothing could have prepared me for the shock that accompanied my first glimpse of the village in twenty years. The small village that had once stood sleepily on Route 32 was now a bustling, thriving metropolis that could rival Chicago for size. Expansions of new industries and suburbs spread for miles around, and in the center of the city stood the factory that started it all: Sharon Dyer's World of Numb- chucks. I assumed —judging from the tremendous growth of the city — that there were many stories I had missed, and so I headed in the direction of the only place I knew to go to hear them all — Sarah Brown's. Her shop still stood in the same place, but it too had undergone some changes, and was now Madame Sarah's Magic Mirror Salon. I stepped into the shop and was surprised to see former foreign-exchange student Joachim Hirschlcr getting up from having his hair cut. I questioned the Class of '84 graduate and learned that his great love for Lovington had compelled him to stay. He was now mayor of the city and addressed by his citizens as Burgomaster Hirschlcr. When Joachim left, I sat down in the chair and waited for Madame Sarah to come back into the shop. In the background I could hear a beautiful love song playing on the radio. I listened and was astonished to learn that it was Stacey Isaacs' new duct with Ronnie Milsap. destined to keep them the reigning queen and king of Nashville. Madame Sarah returned and I told her that I only needed to catch up on the Lovington gossip after having been gone several years. I was shocked to hear that she was now charging five dollars for a gossip session. After having reluctantly paid her. she began. Having learned of the success of two Lovington alumni had left me curious, so I asked of the fates of the remaining graduates of the Class of '84. I learned that Stacey Brown, after working her way up as a model for Frederick's, is now finding fame and fortune as the owner of PLAYGIRL magazine. Standing firmly behind Stacey is her personal secretary and confidant Michelle Gillenwater, who was responsible for the business as- pects of the partnership. Now living in New York, Tammy Clough is working as a psychiatrist, as there are a lot of people there with serious problems. Brad Yoder was recently named “Head Coach of the Year after leading his Fighting Illini to a shut-out victory over UCLA in the Rose Bowl. She told me that Donita Bryant, after a near fatal overdose of Garfield, was president of Garfield's Anonymous, an on-going campaign to stomp out the affection for the endearing feline in the early stages. Spanish student Jorge Alcalde had built a small publishing company into a large empire, which specialized in publishing English grammar books. Former K-Mart employee, Kevin Franklin, revolutionized the art of scooping snow after inventing the Nova Snow-Scooper. Madam Sarah told me I only needed to look as far as Lovington to find the remaining Class of '84 graduates, so I thanked her and left the shop. Outside I flagged down a taxi. I got in and was surprised to see that the driver was Pam Hodges. She was still cruising Lovington, only now she was being paid for it. Pam took me deep inside the city to the part called Old Lovington . There I paid her and got out to examine the remnants of the Lovington I had known. Everything looked much as it used to except for the addition of one new building. That building, adorned in flash- ing neon lights, read Kidwell’s Numbchuck Instruction Classes. I noticed that an ambulance was pulling up in front, and Coach Kidwell was being loaded on a stretcher, covered with bruises. I walked down State Street a ways and sat down near the curb. Something beside me caught my eye. It was a NATIONAL ENQUIRER. I picked it up and looked at the front cover which read: Estranged Wife of Thompson-Finkc Construction President Charged With Shooting Of Husband. Insiders say that President Steve Finkc had been seen with Lovington socialite Debbie Wolfe. The accompanying photo read: Courtesy of Amber Kearney's Smut-Pics Inc. I turned to the next page and saw the Picasso of hair, Kelly Rcdfern, creating a bizarre new hair style for Phyllis Dillcr. On the following page was the huge headline: U.F.O.’s Kidnap Mark Clarkson: Psychiatrists Say His Incredible Story is True! It sounded a little farfetched, but 1 knew the National Enquirer prints only the truth. Further inspection revealed that the ENQUIRER had changed little, so I laid it back down and continued on my way. A loud disturbance came from inside the Hardware State Bank, and I was about to investigate when Todd Reed burst out the doors with two cops in hot pursuit. I later learned that Todd had made a rather large withdrawal from the bank. Across the street, at Foster's Luxury Furs, I spotted alumni Jim Brust. He told me that he was chief forest ranger for Wolf Creek State Park. He then rushed off to an emergency call of disturbance on the old familiar tent site. I kept walking until I reached the old high school, w hich somehow was still standing. From outside I could hear the roar of a crowd coming from the gym. I went inside and was astounded to sec a multitude of people attending a ceremony of some sort. I soon learned that Principal Kevin Elder, or Bubba to the students, was awarding still-senior Shawn Evans the Javier Mcrcadc Congressional Medal of Perfect Attendance. It was rather conspicuous that Shawn was handcuffed to truant officer Darin Hays. After the ceremony Bubba offered to give me a tour of his scholl, and as I passed the library I saw Mrs. Thompson moderating a Scholastic bowl meet. She was still trying to pronounce the word acids . Down the hall Mr. Gullick was refusing Mrs. Wilson's request for a new chair because of her failure to keep her window shades the same length. So having seen enough of the school, I was ready to leave. Just before going out the door I noticed a wall-size mural entitled “The Mouse That Ate L.H.S. It was signed by Jim Rambo. It was getting late so I started back to where I had gotten out of the cab. While I was walking I noticed that a certain runner had passed me several times. I came to the conclusion that it could only be Janette Elzy in training for next year's Olympics. All of the day's excitement had made me quite hungry, unfortunately the only restaurant I knew of was Bill’s Cafe, and I was out of Alka-Seltzer. NEverthclcss. when 1 got back to Old Lovington, I searched out the restaurant. I was surprised to sec in the place of the small cafe, a large four- star restaurant called Bill's Flaming Bar-B-Quc. The speciality or the house was flaming ribs, served with red-hot entertainment. I sat down at a table near the door and was shocked to sec Elana Staples performing an exotic dance on the table tops. Proprietor Carrie Belcher came to take my order. She told me that the restaurant business was the best way she'd found yet to meet guys. While I was waiting to get my order I recognized Mr. Bell helping the dancers with their figures. In another corner a crowd was gathered, so I went to investigate. I found that it was a party to honor Jeff Probus for winning the Rockome 500 buggy race. After I finished eating it was late and time for me to go. I looked back on the day’s events and realized that twenty years had not changed the Class of '84 all that much. 49 Will Wc. the members of the Class of 1984, being of sound mind and believing in the certainity of our departure from Lovington High School, do hereby make this document our last will and testament as seniors at L.H.S. I. Jorge Alcalde, leave my perfect driving ability to anyone who wants to flunk Driver’s Ed. I. Carrie Belcher, leave my sister Chcric the chance to have all the good times that 1 had at L.H.S. I. Stacey Brown, leave a 300 pound cheerleader so that no one else will have the experience that I have had as a top, and my title as “Class Flirt” to anyone who can fulfill it as 1 have. I. Jim Brust, leave L.H.S. I. Donita Bryant, leave Tammi Ozier the ten years that 1 took off her life while trying to learn to drive a five speed. I also leave to Gina Brust all of my Garfield comics, posters, buttons, etc. I, Mark Clarkson, leave L.H.S. with no remorse. I also leave Robert the ability to tell basketball from football. I. Tammy Clough, leave to Jan, the best friend in the world, the ability to stay out of trouble. I. Sharon Dyer, leave L.H.S. n hour long lunch period so everyone can see a complete episode of ALL MY CHILDREN I. Kevin Elder, leave Mike Elder the ability to come to school as much as 1 didn’t. I. Brian Elzy, leave the faculty someone else to blame when something goes wrong. I. Janette Elzy, leave Debbie Wolfe a book on ANYTHING YOU WOULD EVER WANT TO KNOW ABOUT EVERYTHING. I. Shawn Evans, leave all three of my English teachers a faster learner than I was. I also leave my famous excuses for leaving school to the under- classmen which may be the reason I have three English teachers this year. I, Steve Finkc, leave all my excuses for getting out of class to anyone who thinks they can get away with it, and I include all the tardies that 1 got when the excuses didn't work. I also leave to Julie Boyd a senior year that is as much fun as mine was. I, Kevin Franklin, leave L.H.S. I. Michelle Gillcnwater. leave my love for running laps in P.E. to anyone who can handle the responsibility. To Mr. Gullick. I leave a quiet noon hour. I, Darin Hays leave Chris, Tim. and Rick as much fun as I have had at L.H.S. I, Joachim Hirschler, leave my ball-handling ability to some other ignoramus. I. Stacey Isaacs, leave Darla Reed in hopes that she can straighten out that certain guy. I, Amber Kearney, leave my brother Cody to anyone who wants him. I leave Jackie Staples and Tracy Reed more good times at the movies, and I leave Tina and Laura a much better car to cruise around in. I, Rich Kidwcll, leave nothing because I cannot leave what I want, and I am not complaining. I, Javier Mcrcadc. leave to the school board: La sugcrencia dc que a partic del proximo ano, las clases empiezen una hora mas tarde. I. Jeff Probus, leave Roger Walker a permanent hall pass so he can roam the halls 7th hour like I did. I. Jim Rambo, leave L.H.S. I. Kelly Redfern. leave L.H.S. with the keys to a 1964 Ford Fairlane that’s in super condition, and I leave to Trudy, Debbie and Sue the job of keeping an eye on Rick. I. Todd Reed, leave Rick Franklin a class to party with. I, F.lana Staples, leave Jackie. Tracy. Debbie. Tina. Laura and Amy with my famous quote “Hey be careful out there”. I. Brad Yoder, leave Coach Gale someone else to sit on during 5th hour. Wc. the Class of 1984, leave to the faculty the following: To Mr. Allen, we leave a chamistry class that enjoys experiements as much as wc did. To Mr. Bell, wc leave a referee’s shirt and whistle for Vocational Math. To Mrs. Bolsen. we leave a disease that she hasn’t had a personal experience with. To Mr. Boyd, we leave in hopes that he never has to work on a Chevette again. To Mrs. Caywood. we leave library lights that do not buzz. To Mr. Gale, we leave 3000 pounds of bananas and a guide on how to eat them. To Mrs. Gullick, wc leave an English IV class that does not bicker with each other. To Mr. Gullick. wc leave a jeep that can get out of sticky situations. To Mr. “Big Mac” McGregor, we leave a lifetime of happiness with his “quarter-pounders”. To Mrs. Molzcn, wc leave as the last class whose yearbook quotes she will have to censor. To Mr. Morgan, wc leave a shipment of General Motors parts and an unending checking account. To Mrs. Rasler. wc leave a school where the boys are interested in chorus and the marching band members don’t play football. To Mrs. Shelton, we leave in hopes that she and her husband will be together next year either in Illinois or North Carolina. To Mrs. Thompson, we leave a class that docs not act like kindergarteners on bus trips. To Mrs. Uphoff, we leave a class that really has student named “Surely” in it. To Mrs. Wilson, we leave a Math IV class that won’t make the problems harder than they arc. To Mrs. Sankins and Mrs. Cazcl. wc leave jobs in school districts that won't implement budget cuts. To Mr. Farr, wc leave a trouble free year because we are taking Brian and Jim with us. 50 Athletic Banquet 52 53 Foreign Exchange Students Lovington High School was the host school for four foreign students this year, two from West Germany and two from Spain. Joachim Hirschlcr, a native of Rosengarten. West Ger- many lived with the Leroy Fairs and Kirsten Schwarz from Halle Westf. stayed with the Jim Austins. The Gene New- berry family was the host family for Javier Mercade of Barce- lona Spain, and Jorge Alcalde of Santander, Spain resided with the John Renfro family. Having our foreign guests for the year was a very rewarding and educational experience for Lovington students. Jorge Alcalde, Javier Mercade. Joachim Hirschlcr 54 Kirsten Schwarz 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......................... Rev. Wade Gregory Lovington United Methodist Church Welcome.................................... Steve Finke Class History............................ Stacey Brown Presentation of Class Memorial... Michelle Gillenwater Presentation of American Legion Awards....... Don Bell 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............. Board of Education Levi Yoder, Leroy Fair, Roger Brust Music.......................................... “Friends” Trudy Beauchamp, Kelly Redfern Farewell................................... Stacey Brown Benediction............................. Rev. Gregory Recessional.................. Jr.-Sr. High School Band Trudy Beauchamp. Kelly Redfern Steve Finke Stacey Brown Michelle Gillenwater 55 Class Of 1984 56 Row I: Stacey Isaacs, Janette Elzy. Amber Kearney. Donita Bryant, Michelle Gillenwatcr. Carrie Belcher. Kelly Rcdfern. Tammy Clough, Sta- cey Brown. Connie Burge. Elana Staples. Sharon Dyer Row 2: Kevin Elder. Jeff Probus. Kevin Franklin, Jim Brust. Steve Finkc. Rich Kidwell. Todd Reed. Brian Elzy. Joachim Hirschler. Darin Flays. Shawn Evans. Mark Clarkson. Jim Rambo. Javier Mcrcadc. Jorge Alcalde, Brad Yoder 57 Class Awards Tammy Clough was valedictorian, and Sharon Dyer was salutatorian for the Class of 1984. Michelle Gil- lenwater and Steve Finke were the recipients of the American Legion and the DAR Awards. The John Zancha Memorial Award went to Amber Kearney and the A.E. Best Award went to Tammy Clough. Rich Kidwell received the Kiwanis Club Award. Members of the class who were Illinois State Scholars were Steve Finke, Rich Kidwell, Sharon Dyer and Stacey Isaacs. Tammy, Sharon, Stacey and Mi- chelle also received the President’s Academic Fitness Award, and Tammy and Steve received the Army Athletic Scholarship Award. Tammy Clough, Sharon Dyer Timm Scholarship Recipients 58 Tammy Clough, Stacey Brown, Michelle Gillcnwater, Steve Finke, Rich Kidwell, Kelly Rcdfern, Sharon Dyer, Elana Staples Yearbook Staff Kelly Redfern was the editor for the 1984 MIRROR, and Elana Staples was business manager. The yearbook was financed by selling advertisement space in the yearbook to local and area businesses, by selling yearbook subscrip- tions. and through the receipts from the conces- sion machine in the student lobby. Amber Kearney and Julie Boyd joined the staff during the second semester. Row I: Tammy Ozier Row 2: Donita Bryant, Mrs. Molzen, Janette Elzy Row 3: Kelly Redfern, Gina Brust, Elana Staples 60 Student Council Row 1: Stacey Brown. Debbie Wolfe. Harold White Row 2: Mrs. Uphoff, Amber Kearney, Trudy Beauchamp. Amy Cook. Chad Hale, Troy Doty Row 3: Jeff Probus. Mike Elder. Trent Doty, Jon Day. Rod Fair The Student Council started the year with a picnic at Lake Shelbyville and ended it by attending the Student Council convention in Chicago. In be- tween they earned money for their projects by selling Garfield posters and Christmas decorations and being in charge of the pop machine. They sponsored a dance. Toga Day, Crazy Hat and Tie Day, the Valentine's par- ty, door decorating at Christmas and an assembly program on hypnotism. They also obtained new flags for the gym. Officers for the year were Har- old White president, Amy Cook vice president, Trudy Beauchamp secre- tary and Stacey Brown treasurer. 61 Varsity Club Row I: Brad Yoder. Elana Staples. Brian Elzy, Janette Elzy, Jim Brust, Kelly Redfern Row 2: Rich Kidwell, Tammy Clough, Steve Finkc. Am- ber Kearney. Jeff Probus. Stacey Brown Row 3: Easter Scclow, Dan Watkins. Julie Boyd. Troy Doty, Jan Austin, Robert Wolfe, Amy Cook, Chad Male Row 4: Harold White, Julie Hissong. Richard Phelps. Debbie McCoy, Ken Staples, Sue Reedy. Brian Barger Row 5: Mrs. Bolscn. Rod Fair, Rhonda Yoder, Lynn White, Brad Kilcullcn, Mr. Gale Officers for the Varsity Club were Steve Finke president, Tammy Clough vice president and Amy Cook secretary-treasurer. To raise almost SI000 to help send school athletes to summer camps, the club sold candy and sponsored two dances. They also purchased some new weights for the weight room and provided the flowers for Parents' Night. 63 Projectionist Club Officers for the Lovington High School Projectionist Club were presi- dent Jeff Probus, vice president Rich Kidwell, secretary Roger Walker and treasurer Jim Rambo. Although the club did not meet on a regular basis, members spent many hours helping the teachers show films and repairing the audio-visual equipment. Mr. Don Bell was the club advisor. Row I: Jim Rambo. Roger Walker, Jeff Probus, Rich Kidwell. Mr. Bell. Row 2: Jim Brust, Ken Staples, Doug Dyer, T.G. Redfern. 64 S9 juauqjBdaQ oisnj [ Row 1: Patty Patterson, Jackie Staples, Julie Hissong. Row 2: Mrs. Raslcr, Lee Ann Griswold. Marsha Renfro, Jan Austin, Trudy Beauchamp, Julie Boyd. Amy Cook, Debbie Wolfe, Tracy Reed. 66 The marching band performed at the home football games and the stage band at home basketball games. The band and chorus to- gether presented a Christmas program in De- cember. Many of the band and chorus mem- bers participated in the IHSA music contest. Those students receiving first place ratings were Trudy Beauchamp, Julie Hissong, Deb- bie McCoy. Amy Cook. Jan Austin, Julie Boyd. Lee Ann Griswold, Steve Finke, Tom Wilhelm. Angie Hale and Elana Staples. Ken- ny Staples. Steve Finke. Jody Benedict, Julie Hissong, Lee Ann Griswold, Debbie McCoy, Dawn McLean. Debbie Wolfe. Marsha Ren- fro, Jackie Staples, Jan Austin, and Tracy Reed received second place ratings, while Debbie McCoy. Dawn McLean and Jackie Staples received third place ratings. The 1984 Lovington High School Band con- sisted of the following members; Flute — Dawn McLean. Rhonda Yoder. Ruth Ann Bolscn; Clarinet — Debbie McCoy, Marcia Wood, Debbie Wolfe. Jody Benedict; Bass clarinet Elana Staples; Alto sax — Kenny Staples, Bryan Yoder; Tenor sax - Julie Hissong. Jon Day; Baritone sax — Doug Dyer; Trumpet Brad Kilcullen, Mike El- der. Chris Owens; French horn — Jackie Sta- ples; Trombone — Brian Barger, Eric Dyer; Baritone — Harold White,; Bass — Angie Quick; Percussion — Steve Finke. Lee Ann Griswold. Angie Hale, Chris Reedy, Tom Wilhcm. The band and chorus are directed by Mrs. Theresa Rasler. 67 National Honor Society Harold White, Trudy Beauchamp, Julie Hissong and Debbie McCoy were inducted into the National Honor Society this year. Members are chosen first on their scholarship. They must have a 3.5 grade average. They must also qualify in the areas of leadership, character and service. Mrs. Gullick was the sponsor. Stacey Isaacs, Sharon Dyer, Michelle Gillenwater, Amy Cook, Tammy Clough Harold While, Trudy Beauchamp, Julie Hissong, Debbie McCoy 68 Scholastic Bowl Varsity Row 1: Amy Cook. Steve Finkc, Stacey Isaacs Row 2: Rich Kidwcll, Mike Kilcullen, Harold White. Mrs. Uphoff Ending a super season of 24 wins and only 4 losses, the Lovington Varsity team accumulated several trophies. They won the first place trophy at the St. Elmo Tournament, the Arthur Invitational Tournament, the Meridian Confer- ence Tournament and the Meridian conference regular season. Individual awards went to Harold White and Rich Kidwell for being named to the All Tournament teams. Harold was also named the Most Valuable Player of the Meridian Conference Tournament. Awards from Lovington went to Steve Finke and Rich Kidwell as co-captions and Rich as Most Valuable Player with a total of 900 toss-up points. The J.V. team also had a very good season. They received second place in the J.V. Conference Tournament and tied for first in regular season play. Julie His- song was named the Most Valuable Player on the J.V. squad. Junior Varsity Row I: Angie Quick, Julie Hissong. Jody Benedict Row 2: Doug Davis, Eric Dyer, Mrs. Wil son. Angie Hale 69 70 Key Club Row I: Mr. Bell, Amy Cook, Kelly Rcdfern, Elana Staples Row 2: Janette Elzy, Donita Bryant. Connie Burge. Amber Kearney. Tammy Clough. Chris Owens Row 3: Julie Hissong, Michelle Gillcnwater. Sue Reedy. Stacey Brown. Brian Elzy. Julie Boyd, Steve Finke. Jan Austin, Jim Brust. Jeff Probus Row- 4: Debbie McCoy. Wendi Goodwin, Rhonda Yoder. Tammy Ozier, Gina Brust, Jon Day, Robbie Griffin. Robert Wolfe Row 5: Rick Boyer. Laura Benton, Tina Owens. Roger Walker The Lovington High School Key Club officers for the 83-84 school year were Elana Staples president, Kelly Redfern vice president, Amy Cook secretary and Marcia Wood treasurer. The main projects for the year were a work day in November and a spring clean-up day in April. District lieutenant governor Rebec- ca Gerlach attended the November meeting and explained the purposes and goals of Key Club to the mem- bers. 71 Row I: Sue Reedy, Julie Hissong. Amy Cook, Jan Austin, Elana Staples, Kelly Redfern Row 2: Rhonda Mill, Gina Dyer, Tracy Reed, Janette Elzy, Donita Bryant, Amber Kearney, Tammi Ozicr, Gina Brust, Debbie Wolfe Row 3: LccAnn Griswold, Easter Scclow, Dawn McLean, Debbie McCoy, Trudy Beauchamp, Rhonda Yoder, Wendi Goodwin, Julie Boyd. Michelle Gillcnwatcr, Stacey Brown Row 4: Kirsten Schwarz, Carrie Belcher, Lisa Alumbaugh, Ruth Ann Bolsen, Jody Benedict. Angie Hale. Angie Quick, Darla Reed Row 5: Lara Reedy. Patty Patterson. Jackie Staples. Laura Benton. Tina Owens. Marsha Renfro. Mrs. Molzen F.H.A. During 1983-84. the FHA enter- tained their new members at a Hal- loween party in October, their fa- thers in March and their mothers in May. They celebrated FHA Week in February and attended a Section 4C Rally on excercise and nutrition at the Decatur Civic Center. Other activities included sponsoring a hyp- notist with the student council, a workshop on canvas Christmas decorations and a program on color. Kelly Redfern was president of the 43 member club, Elana Staples vice president, Amy Cook treasurer, Ju- lie Hissong secretary, Jan Austin re- porter and Sue Reedy recreation chairman. 72 Volleyball Row 1: Tracy Rccd, Gina Brust. Jan Austin, Tammy Clough. Tammi Ozicr, Debbie McCoy, Elana Staples Row 2: Marsha Renfro. Julie Boyd, Kelly Redfern, Kirsten Schwarz, Trudy Beauchamp, Jackie Staples, Jody Benedict. Row 3: Janette Elzy, Julie Hissong. Amy Cook. Easter Sec- low, Coach Kathy Bolscn. Deborah Wolfe, Sue Reedy, Wendi Goodwin Tammy Clough Kelly Redfern Kirsten Schwarz Elana Staples 74 Jan Austin Easier Scclow Julie Boyd Julie Hissong Amy Cook Debbie McCoy The L.H.S. Volleyball team continued their tradition of be- ing very competitive during the 1983 season. The varsity and junior varsity together posted 20 wins and only 16 losses. The varsity placed sec- ond in the Cerro Gordo Invita- tion Round-Robin Tourna- ment, losing a very close match to the host team. Amy Cook was unanimously selected by the conference coaches to the All-conference second team. Also Amy was selected Most Valuable Player by her team- mates. The Most Improved Player award for the season went to Jackie Staples. Co- captains for the 1983 season were seniors Tammy Clough and Elana Staples. Gina Brust Tracy Reed Jackie Staples Coach Kathy Bolscn 75 Row I: Gina Brust. Marsha Renfro. Jackie Staples. Debbie McCoy. Tammi Ozier. Tracy Reed Row 2: Jody Benedict. Julie Hissong, Deborah Wolfe. Coach Kathy Bolsen. Easter Seelow, Sue Reedy. Trudy Beauchamp Scores J.V. Var. Lovington vs Sullivan 15-3 15-3 15-3 15-4 Atwood-Hammond 15-0 15-1 15-3 15-1 Bement 16-14 5-15 15-4 15-3 14-16 Illiopolis 15-4 15-7 15-0 15-7 Maroa-Forsyth 15-2 14-6 18-16 10-15 Cerro Gordo Tournament Cerro Gordo 11-15 14-16 Sullivan 15-12 15-10 Bement 15-10 15-13 Arthur 15-5 12-15 15-13 10-15 Findlay 15-4 15-2 15-0 15-11 Moweaqua 15-7 15-1 8-15 15-2 15-4 Macon 13-15 14-16 13-15 2-15 Blue Mound 7-15 7-15 13-15 3-15 Niantic-Harristown 7-15 2-15 15-11 15-9 4-15 Tower Hill 9-15 10-15 15-6 17-15 9-15 9-15 Stonington 13-15 9-15 15-13 15-9 12-15 7-15 Assumption 15-3 15-5 15-3 15-12 Windsor 9-15 7-15 15-6 15-9 6-15 Tuscola 15-9 7-15 Regional Tournament 15-9 11-15 Bement 3-15 11-15 77 Football Row I: J.C. Goodwin. Tom Wilhelm. Bryan Yoder, Tim Goad. Doug Dyer. Brad Stovall, Gene Broutin. Jamie Boyd. Barry Rice Row 2: Jim McMahon. David Redfcrn. Mike Elder. Cody Kearney, Rod Fair. Kenny Staples. Robbie Griffen, Trent Doty. Brad Yoder, Chuck Stansell Row 3: Mel Workman. Shane Hubbard. Jamie Fowler. Troy Doty. Jim Brust, Chris Hoffman, Mark Clarkson, Brian Barger, Jason Mason Row 4: Jorge Alcalde. Danny Watkins. Brian Elzy, Rich Kidwell, Robert Wolfe, Steve Finke, Jeff Probus. Richard Phelps. Coach Joe Gale Coach Joe Gale Assistant Coach Mike Price Captain Steve Finke Haw's Offensive Lineman. Most Valuable Player, Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Captain Troy Doty Most Valuable Defensive Back Captain Robert Wolfe Most Valuable Offensive Back 78 Kenny Staples Rich Kidwcll Jeff Probus Most Improved Player Rod Fair Danny Watkins Gene Broutin Cody Kearney Mel Workman Robbie Griffin Chris Hoffman Shane Hubbard Tim Goad 79 The 1983 football team finished the season with a 2-7 record. This is the third year at LHS for Coach Joe Gale and the second for his assistant. Coach Mike Price. This years team was an inexperienced team with only three seniors. What they lacked in experience was made up for with hustle and determination. Junior linebacker Robert Wolfe was named to the Meridian All-Conference team and Junior defensive back Ken Staples and Senior offensive and de- fensive tackle Steve Finke were named to the Meridian All-Confer- ence second team. Steve also re- ceived honorable mention in the Champaign News Gazette. Team captains for the year were Steve Finke, Troy Doty and Robert Wolfe. Lovington VS Atwood .. 7-26 Lovington vs Arthur .. 6-36 Lovington vs Bethany .. 13-0 Lovington vs Moweaqua.... .. 0-54 Lovington vs Niantic .. 7-28 Lovington vs Maroa .. 0-52 Lovington vs Macon .. 0-56 Lovington vs Assumption... .. 16-8 Lovington vs Illiopolis .. 6-33 80 81 Basketball The season was started with goals to reach. Of winning, of learning, and growing by each. They listened to tapes to help concentration, And got up earlier than anyone in the nation. Long practice, hard work, and shared dedication, Brought them wins, close games, and some frustration. They sang their school song with gusto and pride. To let others know of the true Panther Pride. The starting line-up was awesome and bold. The best in the Conference, (if the truth was told). The fans were behind them 100%. And came to witness the Panther ascent. A new coach and new tactics made it hard to adjust. But the change was accepted without much fuss. They reached for their goals and did their best, And they'll be back next year to better their best. Coach Price 82 Row 1: Rod Fair. Doug Dyer. Chris Hoffman, Jeff Probus. Troy Doty. Jon Day, Ken Staples. Brad Stovall. Row 2: Brad Yoder. Lynn White. T.G. Rcdfcrn, Joachim Hirschlcr, Robert Wolfe, Rich Kidwell, Chad Hale, Steve Finkc. Brad Kilcullen, Richard Phelps. Scores Oakland Tournament Lovington 45 Oakland 70 Lovington 50 Moweaqua 41 Lovington 44 Uni High 27 Lovington 60 Arthur 76 Lovington 40 Windsor 72 Lovington 52 Atwood- Hammond 49 Lovington 55 Findlay 71 Lovington 48 Moweaqua 39 Lovington 51 Tower Hill 49 Lovington 50 Areola 44 Lovington 49 Bethany 53 Lovington 61 Uni High 40 Lovington 34 Mt. Auburn 64 Lovington 59 Niantic 67 Lovington 52 Macon 79 Lovington 45 Kansas 47 Lovington 62 Blue Mound 89 Lovington 61 Stonington 83 Lovington 39 Maroa-Forsyth 75 Lovington 49 Illiopolis 53 Meridian Conference Tournament Lovington 56 Macon 86 Regional Tournament Lovington 48 Sullivan 88 83 Girls Track Row 1: Tracy Reed, Janette Eizy, Gina Brust, Julie Boyd, Debbie McCoy, Angie Hale Row 2: Mrs. Bolscn, Jackie Staples, Debbie Wolfe, Pam Hodges. Sue Reedy, Tammy Clough, Jody Benedict 85 Boys Track Row I: Rick Boyer. Tim Goad. Mel Workman. Cody Kearney. Barry Rice. Bryan Yoder Row 2: Doug Dver. Robbie Griffin. Shane Hubbard Jason Mason. Larry Creek. Jamie Boyd Row 3: Jo Hirschlcr, Chad Hale, Rich Kidwcll. Robert Wolfe, Ken Staples. Lynn White Row 4: Coach Gale. Jeff Probus. Steve Finkc. David Kinkade 87 88 Cheerleaders Row 1: Dawn McLean, Sue Reedy, Amy Cook, Julie Boyd, Trudy Beauchamp, Jackie Staples. Row 2: Kelly Rcdfern, Stacy Brown, Joy Day, Gina Brust. Jan Austin. During the months of May and June, the new cheerleaders worked very hard so that they could bring home one excellent, two outstanding and four superior ribbons and a spirit stick from the UCA camp held in Charleston. The squad earned about $650 for new football outfits and pep activities. The school board and Booster Club purchased new basketball outfits that were made by Barb Day. 89 Gina Brust. Jackie Staples, Trudy Beauchamp, Sue Reedy, Dawn McLean. Advisor Dixie Hale Varsity Cheerleaders Stacey Brown Kelly Rcdfcrn Julie Boyd Amy Cook Jan Austin Joy Day 90 Pom Pon Squad Elana Staples. Tammi Ozier. Debbie McCoy. Marsha Renfro. Rhonda Yoder, Gina Dyer. Janette Elzy. Elana, Janette, Debbie, Rhonda, Tammi, Gina and Marsha attended UCA Pom Pon Camp held in Charles- ton during the summer. Their hard work and excellent routines earned them the spirit stick and several blue rib- bons. They performed at most home football and basket- ball games and at the regional tournament in Areola. Elana Staples and Debbie McCoy were co-captains for the year and were in charge of developing the routines performed by the squad. 91 The Juniors and Seniors receive their prom invitations. Sometimes you go to a track meet to run and sometimes to chase. Dolly and Kenny help pass out the invitations. It couldn’t have been my girlfriend with another guy. Everybody needs a warm fuzzy. 92 School has caused me to develop a bad habit — studying. FHA members challenge their fathers to a game of volleyball. wrr Please, save me. Juniors present prom plans to the school board. I wish this race were over. I already hurt. 94 I can't believe I made it into the N.H.S. Brad. Ken. Lynn and Brad with their basketball awards. Angie and Jorge look at pictures of Lovington’s past. Watch those fingers Gene. Oh, if only I could think of the answer to that question. Our theory is don't overexert yourself in P.E. That's a Christmas tree? Cheering for the Panthers sure makes you hungry. 95 Autographs 96 ADS v5V J C N ' SOX 1� 7 Sy- if —ASTMUS. ILL. «1911 Cj Q 1 1 MILE WCSTOr ASTMUS ON ROUTE I J1 Patrons: Nana’s Treasures Petal Pushers Dr. Elder Dr. Brown Ham-n-Eggs Shoes Too IRSI %l IOWI BAWR fst OF SULLIVAN, ILLINOIS Member F.D.I.C. We do MORE for people We do mulo The Yearbook Staff Memories Are Recpatured In Your Yearbook 97 98 99 Congratulations To Steve Finke And The Class of 84 Thompson Construction Congratulations Class of 84 Lovington Junior Women’s Club Best Wishes To Elana, Amber, Kelly, Donita and Janette And The Class of 1984 From The S W Corporation The Staples Family ------- ■■ 100 102 YCt.................. - - g? 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