Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1985 volume:

1985 MIRROR 1 LOVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL LOVINGTON, ILLINOIS FACULTY ................ 3 SENIORS ............... 11 UNDERCLASSMEN ......... 19 SPORTS ................ 31 ORGANIZATIONS ......... 49 ACTIVITIES ............ 65 ART WORK BY: HAROLD WHITE FLEENER'S COUNTRY STUDIO FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT WILLIAM GULLICK Mr. Gullick Ius been the Superintendent for the Lovington Community I'nit District for the last nine years. He. his wife Barbara, and daughters. Janine. Hilary, and Katie moved to Loving- ton in August 1976 from Fairview Heights. Illinois. Mr. Gullick graduated from Crete-Monee High School and McKendrec College, where he received his Bachelors degree in English. He received his Masters degree from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. His favorite hobbies are hunting, fishing and reading military history books. 4 School Board THE CAPTAIN DALE E. FARR PRINCIPAL Mr. Dale Farr, a native of Kansas. Illinois, has been principal at I.ovington High School for five years. He attended F.astern Illinois Univer- sity. where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Education and his Masters degree in Education Administration. Before coming to I.ovington, he taught business at North Vermillion and Rankin High Schools. Mr. Farr is married and the father of two chil- dren, Jason and Erin. His favorite leisure time activity is playing the piano. 6 AND HIS CREW I-awrencc Allen Chemistry EIU. I', of Mo. Don Bell Business Education EIU Kathy Bolsen P.E., Health ISU. EIU Vicky Bowers Title 1 Richard Boyd Auto Mechanics Carolyn Cay wood Librarian ist: Barbara Gullick English McKendree Sherry I-ade Title 1 Monkato State U.. EIU Janet McFarland Student Teacher. Math EIU Lowell McGregor Industrial Arts EIU Joyce Molzen Home Ec.. Computer Ell Don Morgan Art. English Millikin. EIU Matthew Mueller Music ISU Roben Peadro P.E. Ill Wesleyan. Millikin Hal Spencer Science. Coach Football EIU Karen Thompson Foreign Language Millikin. EIU Judy Uphoff English. History EIU Brenda Wilson Math EIU 7 Are those for Bev? Mr. Fix-it. No. I don't give change! Oh yeah Mr. Alien.-'! Up to no good! Student Teacher. 8 Gin I go back to work now? What do you have up your sleeve? Awww' Come on!! Surprise Mr. Bell!!! Looks more like a circus to me. Not again! 9 We give you an award for finally figuring out the camera. I didn't know they paid teachers salaries to have these kind of cars. Are you guys having a meeting to gang up on the students? Don't be scared. Mr. Peadro, it's only us! Student teacher. Mrs. McFarland, and Math Whiz. Brenda Wilson. 10 I Know I'm Gorgeous! II Jan Austin Nickname Lifesaver Famous saving: It's gotta get better! Favorite performer: Prince Favorite song: 1 Want to Know What Love Is Favorite color purple Sport volleyball Food: pizza Brian Barger Nickname: Cheesebarger Famous saying: Get your beans out! Favorite food: Color: blue Hobby Key Boards Sport: football Book or Maga- zine: Rolling Stone Aaron Bolsen Nickname Mr. Personality Famous saying: You Betcha! Favorite song Sharp Dressed Man Favorite performer: ZZtop Favorite color: black Food steak Hobby: showing hogs Sport: football Book or Magazine Duroc News Julie Boyd Nickname: Juwie Famous saying: I think I am going to faint Favorite song: Still” Favorite performer Pat Benator Favorite color: pink, lavender Food: pizza Hobby: dancing Sport: cheerleading Book or Magazine The Ring Amy Cook Nickname: Wiener Famous saying Eat boogers Favorite song: Easy Lover Favorite performer: Pat Benatar Favorite color: pink Hobby: sunbathing Sport: vol- leyball Author Danielle Steele Troy Doty Favorite song: Don't Count the Rainy Days Favorite performer: Michael Murphy Favorite color: tan. brown Food: T-Bone steak Hobby: working with sheep Sport football Book or Magazine: Sheep Breeder 12 Gina Dyer Favorite song Material Girl Favorite saying: Really.' Favorite performer Madonna Favorite color: teal blue Food: French Fried Shrimp Hobby: listening to music Book or Magazine Sev- enteen Favorite Author Danielle Steele Rick Franklin Nickname Trick Famous saying: Where there is trouble, that's where I'll be. Favorite performer: Van Halen Favorite song Born to be Wild Favorite color Black Food Pizza Favorite hobby: Cars Sport Roller Hockey Book or Magazine: Hot Rod Lee Ann Griswold Nickname: Griz Famous saving: Be real'!' Favorite performer R.K.O. Speed wagon Favorite song Can't Fight This Feeling Favorite hobby. Playing drums Food Spaghetti Sport Baseball —Ct'BS!! Book or Magazine The Talisman Author: Stephen King Chad Hale Nickname Hands Famous saying: Isn't that somethin' Favorite song To Love Two Women” Favorite performer: Dolly Parton Favorite color. Gold Food Fetuccim Hobby Horse Showing Sport Track Book or Magazine: Green Eggs and Ham Author: Flugh Heffner Mike Kilcullen Famous saying: You have to see this new video Favorite song; Hello. Goodbye Favorite performer: Culture Club Favorite color: Black Hobby: Railroads Richard Phelps Nickname Richie Rich Famous saying: Are you kidding' Favorite song Born In the I'.S.A. Favorite performer: Bruce Springsteen Favorite color Dark Blue Food Pizza Hobby: Photography Sport Baseball Author: Ste- phen King H Easter Seelow Nickname Rib-I Favorite saying: 'Say what!'' Favorite song: Wake Me I’p Before You Go Go Favorite performer: Barbra Mandrell Color: Purple Food: Rib-I steak Kenny Staples Nickname: Juice Favorite saying: No more snosages! Favorite performer: Lanny Wolfe, Walter Payton Color Purple Food: popcorn shrimp Sport: Foot- ball Roger Walker Nickname Red Favorite Song: All My Rowdy Friends are Coming Over Tonight Favorite performer: John Cougar Color: Black Food: Hamburger and Fries Sport: Hockey Dan Watkins Nickname: Goose Favorite saying: Oh yeah! Favorite song Gimme all Your Lovin Favorite performer: Top Color: Blue Food: Steak Sport Basketball Jerilee Watkins Harold White Famous saying: I'm sure! Favorite song: Money Changes Everything ' Favorite performer: Cyndi Lauper Color: Black Food: Easagna Hobby: Music Art 14 Robert Wolfe Nickname: Bob famous saving: ANOTHER project favorite performer: Bruce Springsteen favorite song: Legs Color: Blue Sport: Football Food: Steak Marcia Wood Nickname. Mush favorite performer: Lionel Richie Color Blue Food: Pizza Sport: baseball Wendi Goodwin Nickname Pooh Bear famous saving: A year early but not soon enough! favorite performer: Chicago Color: Blue Sport: Football food Coconut Creme Pie 15 The Young Mates Brian Barger Troy Doty Aaron Bolsen Jan Austin Amy Cook Gina Dyer Rick Franklin Lee Ann Griswold Chad Hale 16 Dan Watkins .Mee Watkins HHM Marcia Wood Wendy Goodwin You finally came to school. Lee Ann I'm dreaming of a . 17 Jan Austin Class Treasurer-3; Varsity Club-1,2,3.4; Key Club- 2,3.4; Student Council-4; Treasurer-4; FHA-1,2.3; Chorus-3; Mixed Ensemble-3; Cheerleader-1,2,3; Pom Pon-4; Volleyball-1.2,3,4; Track-1; Homecom- ing Attendcnt-3 Brian Barger Varsity Club-3; Yearbook-4; Office Worker; Band- 1,2,3; Football-1,2,3; Track-2; Industrial Arts Club-1 Aaron Bolsen Key Club-4; Basketball-1; Football-1,2; Industrial Arts Club Julie Boyd Class Secretary-3; Varsity Club-2.3.4; Key Club- 2,3,4; Yearbook-3; FHA-1,2,3.4; Unit Office Work- cr-2.3,4; Chorus-1,3.4; Mixed Ensemble-3.4; Cheer- leader-1,2,3.4; Band-1,2; Volleyball Mgr.-l,2.3.4; Track-1,3.4; Homecoming Attendant-4; Class Play- 4; Graduation Usher-3, Prom Queen-4 Amy Cook Class Vice-President-1.2.3; Class Secretary-4; Varsi- ty Club-1,2,3,4, Treasurer-3; Key Club-2,3.4. Secre- tary-3; Student Council-1,2,3.4. Vice-President-3,4; FHA-1.2,3.4, Treas.-3. President-4. Rec. Chairman-2; NHS-2,3.4; Scholastic Bowl-1,2.3.4; Office Worker- 3.4; Chorus-1,3.4; Mixed Ens.-3,4; Cheerleader- 1,2,3,4, Cape.-2,4; Volleyball-1,2,3,4; Capt.-4; Bas- ketbalI-1,2; Track-1.2,4; Homecoming Queen-4, Att-2; DAR-4; Class Play-4; Volleyball M.V.P -3.4; ILL. State Scholar-4 Troy Doty Class Trea$.-4; Varsity Club-1,2,3.4, Pres.-4; Key Club-4; Student Council-2.3.4; Basketball-1,2.3.4; Football-1,2,3.4; Ind. Arts Club-1; Homecoming King-4; Attendant-3; Class Play-4; Track 4; WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. Gina Dyer Varsity Club-4; Key Club-2,3,4. FHA-1.2,3,4; Cho- rus-1,2.4; Pom Pon-3; Cheerleader-1,2,4; Track-1,2; Homecoming Attendant-3,4; Class Play-4 Rick Franklin Industrial Arts Club-1; Proj. Club-4 Lee Ana Priswold Key Club-2,4, Stats-3; Chorus-2,3; Band-1,2,3,4; Class Play-4 Chad Hale Vice-President-4; Varsity Club-2,3.4; Student Coun- cil-3,4; Key Club-4, Treasurer-4; Scholastic Bowl-4; Office Worker-4; Chorus-1; Basket ball-1,2.3,4; Track-2.3.4; Homecoming Attendent-3.4; Ind. Arts Club-1; Class Play-4 Mike Kilcullen Scholastic Bowl-3 Richard Phelps Varsity Club-3; Yearbook Mcmbcr-4; Chorus-1; Basketball Mgr.-1,2,3; Football Mgr.-1.2,3; Indus- trial Arts Club-1; Camera Club-3 Easter Seclow Varsity Club-3; FHA-1.2,3.4; Volleyball-1.2,3 Kenny Staples Varsity Club-3.4. Vice-President-4; Band-1.2,3.4; Basketball-1,2,3.4, Cape.-4; Football-1,2,3,4. Cap- tain-4; Track-1,2,3.4, Capcain-4; Class Play-4; Cam- era Club-3; Pro). Club-3.4; Prom King-4 Dan Watkins Varsity Club-2,3; Key Club-4; Basketball-1,2.3; Football-1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant-2; Ind. Arts Club-1 Roger Walker Key Club-1,2,3.4; Football-1, Projectionist Club- 2,3.4 Harold White Class President-1,2,3,4; Varsity Club-3; Key Club- 2,3.4; NHS-3,4; Scholastic Bowl-1,2.3.4; Office Worker-3.4; Chorus-1.2.4; Mixed Ensemblc-2; Band-1,2,3.4; Basketball Mgr-1,2; Track-1; DAR-4; Class Play-4; Camera Club-3; Student Council-3; Pres-3 Robert Wolfe Varsity Club-1,2,3,4; Key Club-1,2,3,4; Student Council-1.2; Band-1; Basketball-1,2.3,4; Football- 1,2.3,4; Captain-3,4; Track-1,2,3.4; Homecoming Attendant-3,4; Ind. Arts Club-1; Class Play-4 Marcia Wood Class Secretary-1,2; Varsity Club-2.3,4; Key Club- 2,3.4; President V: Semester-4. Treasurer-3; FHA- 1,2.3.4; Scholastic Bowl-1,2; Office Worker-1; Cho- rus-1.3; Pom Pon-1,2, Capt-2; Band-1.2,3; Track-1 18 SCC ON D CLASS LOD6IN6S N O W D 0 C K 1 N G 8 6 Marc Agney Lisa Alumbaugh Trudy Beauchamp Rick Boyer Gene Broutin Doug Davis Jon Day Eric Dyer I r i Rodnc lair Julie Hissong Larry Hodges Darren FrittS 0 Dawn McLean Shawn Patrick T.G. Redfcrn Darla Reed Sue Reedy Christina Schuetz Lynn White Rhonda Voder Working Hard. Wendy Mel Workman Trudy, did you dress yourself this morning?' Is that a hard test. Lisa Tina Owens Are you girls eating again? ff looks could kill! Hey! Let’s party!! Yes. he’s reading the Duroc News!' 22 What is this? Mrs. Bolsen will never miss it. Is it Aphrodite No it's just Dawn. Did you say Greg ! Eric Limon Dyer 23 F L 0 A T 1 N G A L O N G ”8 7” Trent Doty Doug Dyer Mike Elder Tim Goad J.C. Goodwin $ r Chris Hoffman Shane Hubbard Mike Kibler Jamie Fowler T I f.r I Jason Mason 2-1 Jim McMahon David Rcdfcrn Tammi Ozier Patty Patterson Angie Quick i Chris Rcesy Lara Reedy Tracy Reed Chuck Stanseil Jackie Staples Marsha Renfro 25 Another mistake?” 'I don’t believe it! Mike is actually working? 26 27 Can you believe this guy.' Ready! . . . Type! N O w B 0 A R D 1 N G ”8 8” Kevin Davis Michelle Fair Andy Austin Nathan Foster Ann Curry Nikki McCoy Curt Meadows Reid Molzen Heather Newberry Tom Stansell Brook Walker Shelby Workman Leslie Yeakel ■ 28 Pull!! M BOYS FOOTBALL Row 3: Hal Spencer. Mel Workman. Chris Hoffman. Reid Molzen. Shawn Patrick. Robert Wolfe. T.G Rcdfern. Shane Hubbard. Doug Davis. Chuck Stansell. Row 2: Marc Agncy. Cody Kearney. Ken Staples. Robbie Griffin. Nathan Foster. Trent Doty. Cunis Meadows. David Redfern. Troy Doty. Row 1: Bryan Yoder. Gene Broutin. Tim Goad. Jim McMahon. Rod Fair. Jamie Boyd. Doug Dyer. Bill Crafton. Kevin Davis. Football: This year's football team ended its season with a 1-8 record. This is Coach Hal Spencer s first year at I..H.S. Coach Spencer says that the team worked very hard and he was proud of them. Robert Wolfe ended his season at the Bethany game in- juring his knee. The three co-captains for the season were Troy Doty. Kenny Staples, and Robert Wolfe. Congratulations to the team!!!! Lovington Lovington Lovington Lovington Lovington Lovington Lovington Lovington Lovington vs. Atwood-Hammond . .. 14-6 vs. Arthur . . . 6-7 vs. Illiopolis . . . 6-43 vs. Bethany . .. 6-43 vs. Moweaqua . . . 7-47 vs. Niantic-Harristown .. . 0-14 vs. Maroa-Forsyth . . . 0-62 vs. Macon . . . 7-36 vs. Assumption ... 0-47 Volleyball Front Row: Julie Hissong. Amy Cook. Christina Schuetz. Dawn McLean. Sue Reedy. Debbie McCoy. Second Row: Amy Curry. Jan Austin. Jody Benedict. Trudy Beauchamp. Angie Quick. Debbie Wolfe. Coach Kathy Bolsen, Jackie Staples. Marcia Renfro. Gina Brust. Tracy Reed. The Volleyball girls wait for the ball to be served. Mrs. Bolsen talking about the great season. Scores Volleyball Season Record: Won-Lovington vs. St. Teresa 15-5, 15-2 Won-Lovington vs. Argenta-Oreana 13-15, 15-7, 15-12 Won-Lovington vs. Sullivan 15-13, 15-5 Won-Lovington vs. Atwood-Hammond 15-13, 15-5 Won-Lovington vs. Findlay 15-8, 15-1 Won-Lovington vs. Arthur 15-12, 15-8 Won-Lovington vs. Kansas 5-15, 15-3, 15-4 Lost-Lovington vs. Windsor 8-15, 9-15 Won-Lovington vs. Bement 15-5, 15-6 Won-Lovington vs. Illiopolis 15-1, 15-2 Won-Lovington vs. Maroa 15-3, 15-1 Lost-Lovington vs. Arthur 7-15, 9-15 Won-Lovington vs. Findlay 15-6, 15-12 Won-Lovington vs. Moweaqua 21-19, 9-15, 15-6 Lost-Lovington vs. Macon 13-15, 13-15 Lost-Lovington vs. Blue Mound 13-15, 13-15 Won-Lovington vs. Niantic 15-3, 13-15, 15-2 Lost-Lovington vs. Tower Hill 9-15, 10-15 Won-Lovington vs. Tuscola 15-12, 12-15, 17-15 Lost-Lovington vs. Stonington 15-9, 10-15, 13-15 Won-Lovington vs. Assumption 15-7, 15-3 Lost-Lovington vs. Windsor 9-15, 17-15, 5-15 Won-Lovington vs. Bemet 16-14, 17-15, 15-10 Lost-Lovington vs. Monticello 3-15, 15-12, 0-15, 15-7 Final Record Varsity-16 wins and only 8 losses Junior Varsity-12 wins and only 4 losses The Volleyball team finished the season with one of their best sea- sons ever in L.H.S. history. The varsity and junior varsity together posted 28 wins and only 12 losses. We hope the volleyball teams in years to come continue their tradition of being very competitive. Varsity Boys Basketball Jon Day. T.G. Rcdfern. Robert Wolfe. Shawn Patrick. Coach Hal Spencer. Brad Kilcullen. Chad Hale. Chris Hoffman. Kenny Staples. Troy Doty. J.V. Boys Basketball Andy Austin. Bryan Yoder. Chris Reedy. Robbie Griffin. David Redfern. Curt Meadows. Doug Davis. Coach Gary Smith. Reid Mol en. Shane Hubbard. Chuck Stanseli. Nathan Foster. Doug Dyer, Kevin Davis. $6 Jump. Jump — Higher. Higher , j x . supposed to catch the ball. Nathan. Praaicing Lay-ups 37 The Seniors at their last home game. It’s a bird — It’s a plane — No. It's Kenny Staples! Boy. I can't believe they counted those points!! Varsity Sc ores jv. Scores Oakland Turkey Tourney Lovington 50 Stonington 61 Lovington 47 Kansas 74 Lovington 53 Macon 75 Lovington 34 Oakland 66 Lovington 51 Uni. High 58 Regional Tournament Lovington 47 Atwood 56 Lovington 53 Sullivan 75 Lovington 49 Arthur 78 Lovington 42 Findlay 100 Lovington 41 Atwood 39 Lovington 61 Moweaqua 50 Lovington 48 Arthur 47 Lovington 50 Tower Hill 53 Lovington 43 Findlay 56 Lovington 55 Windsor 46 Lovington 53 Moweaqua 44 Lovington 56 Bethany 57 Lovington 51 Tower Hill 54 Lovington 58 Areola 85 Lovington 54 Windsor 48 Lovington 55 Stew-Stras 67 Lovington 60 Bethany 69 Lovington 40 Mt. Auburn 47 Lovington 60 Areola 66 Lovington 51 Niantic 55 Lovington 42 Stew-Stras 73 Lovington 56 Mt. Auburn 62 Meridian Conference Tournament Lovington 62 Niantic 79 Lovington 51 Bethany 59 Lovington 49 Kansas 59 Lovington 63 Blue Mound 60 Lovington 51 Kansas 56 Lovington 52 Assumption 51 Lovington 44 Blue Mound 57 Lovington 46 Maroa 62 Lovington 47 Assumption 43 Lovington 57 Uliopolis 46 Lovington 59 Maroa 63 Lovington 49 Stonington 57 Lovington 61 Uliopolis 81 38 V Donkey Basketball Game Oh! What am I going to do now? Come on little donkey! The Donkey Basketball game was sponsored by the 7th graders to make money for the Chicago class trip. Special thanks for Steve Fleming for trying to stay on the don- key; Sue for arguing with the Ref; Robert for maintain- ing control of Stupid.'' Other people who rode donkeys were Rod Fair. Jon Day, Chad Hale, T.G. Redfern, Cody Kearney, Lynn White, Aaron Bolsen, Doug Davis, Deb- bie McCoy, Amy Cook, and Christina Schuetz. The gym- nasium was practically sold out with laughing spectators. Having problems, Debbie? Coffee Break!! BOYS TRACK This year's Boy's Track Squad has won 5 of 6 triangular meets and was third in the Moultrie County Meet. There were 16 boys out for Track this year. Our Freshmen- Sophomore boys got second in the Conference Track Meet, competing with eleven teams. Robert Wolfe was a consistent winner in the shot put and Chau Hale was consistent winning the Triple Jump. Our Seniors this year were Robert Wolfe. Chad Hale. Kenny Staples and Troy Doty, and they were the highly successful 400 Relay Team. to GIRLS TRACK The 1985 girls track team had an excellent season breaking two school records. Amy Cook broke the record for the 400 meter dash and Deb- bie Wolfe broke the record for the shot put. Other highlights of our season were the victory in Assumption, Jackie Staples fifth place in the 200 dash at sectional and our fourth place finish in the conference. 1 41 The three Arthur students in Auto Mcch. Ben Schwarzc, Gary Stutzman. and Mike Peek Loving ton winters are sure cold Lovington Highs Lovebirds. I hope this don't go in the Yearbook Shorthand class does their homework. 42 . . . And when the party's over' Dun ... Is this the office.-' That can't be right! Birds of a feather flock together. Do you think you scare me? Is it that bad. Debbie.' Don't look so ent-used girls! Cheerleaders This year the cheerleaders attended the N'CA camp held at the University of Illinois. The squad earned money to help purchase new shoes and pep accesso- ries. Dixie Hale was the advisor for the cheerleaders. M Varsity Cheerleaders Amy Cook Sue Reedy Julie Boyd Gina Dyer Dawn McLean Joy Day ■i POM PON From left to right Lisa Alumbaugh. Rhonda Yoder. Michelle Fair. Brook Walker. Jan Austin, Debbie McCoy. Tammi Ozier. Trudy Beauchamp. Debbie. Trudy. Michelle, and Jan attended pom pon camp at Fast- ern. while Lisa. Brook. Tammi. and Rhonda attended Camp Badger at Illinois Wesleyan. The pom pon squad performed at all of the basketball, and most of the football games. This year s captain was Trudy Beauchamp, and Debbie McCoy was co-captain. The girls routines were devel- oped by the squad. Pom Pon girls at a Football game 46 Arc you sure that's him ' But Mr. Farr I've got to go! Grin and bare it!! What do you mean one more lap.'? •17 Whatever you do don't move the mat!! Sittin' Pretty Who’s the wise guy who drained the pool? Gosh, I hope I make it Follow the leader! Coach discussing a bad call! What’s the matter Mrs. Caywood, didn't he let you go? Look Ma. No hands!! 48 l ani?dtion j. H ) 49 YEARBOOK Mr. Bell became the yearbook advisor this year. Doug Davis was the editor, and Patty Patterson was the business manager. The yearbook was financed by selling ads, selling yearbooks, and through the re- ceipts from the candy machine in the student lobby. Front Row: Lee Ann Griswold. Patty Patterson. Julie Boyd, Debbie McCoy. Back Row: Brian Barger, Richard Phelps. Doug Davis. Mr. Bell. SO VARSITY CLUB Front Row: Coach Spencer, Gina Dyer. Chad Hale. Robert Wolfe. Amy Cook, Julie Boyd. Troy Doty. Kenny Staples, Jan Austin-Clough. Wendi Goodwin. Sec- ond Row: Debbie McCoy, Rhonda Yoder. Sue Reedy, Shawn Patrick. T.G. Redfern.Jon Day, Rod Fair, Trudy Beauchamp. Christina Schuetz. Julie Hissong. Third Row Doug Dyer. Bryan Yoder, Jamie Boyd, Chris Hoffman. Shane Hubbard, Trent Doty. Tim Goad. Rob Griffin, Chuck Stansell, Mel Workman, Cody Kear- ney. Back Row. Tracy Reed, Gina Brust, Angie Hale. Jackie Staples, Nathan Foster, Reid Molzen, David Redfern, Doug Davis, Brad Kilcullen, Lynn White, Gene Broutin. The officers for the varsity club this year were, Troy Doty, President. Kenny Sta- ples, Vice-President, and Debbie McCoy Secretary-Treasurer. The club raised money for camps by selling candy. This money also went towards the purchase of uniforms and equipment. M Student Council First Row: Amy Curry. Marcia Renfro. Trudy Beauchamp, Amy Cook, Sue Reedy. Second Row: Reid Molzen. Chad Hale. Troy Doty. Jon Day. Rod Row: Mrs. Uphoff, Advisor. Trent Doty. Andy Austin. Mike Kibler. Wilfred giving Christina a few pointers Assembly by the trick-shot artist. Wilfred Hetzel The Student Council earns most of its money from the Student pop machine. The Student Council trys to reinvest the money back into the school by sponsoring activity days, assembly programs, and a major school improvement project. This year they sponsored a basketball trick-shot artist, a Dress-up day, a Slob day, and a Nerd day. They also hosted the Christmas party with a volleyball tournament, a lip sync contest, various games, and a visit from Santa with gifts for the faculty. They sponsored several all-school dances, attended the Eastern Illinois District Convention, and attended the State Convention in Chicago. We feel the highlights of the year was our school improvement project in which the Student Council purchased the shrubs for the front and west side of the school. We feel these can be a lasting contribution from the 84-85 Student Counil. S3 LHS CLUB Row 1: Mr. Bell, Troy Doty, Chad Hale . Robert Wolfe, Dan Watkins, Aaron Bolsen. Marc Agney. Row 2 Rod Fair. Christina Schuetz, Rhonda Voder, Sue Reedy, Amy Cook, Gina Brust, Jackie Staples, Angie Quick. Row V Debbie McCoy, Dawn McLean, Julie Hissong, Trudy Beauchamp, Jon Day. T.G. Rcdfem, Shawn Patrick. Row 4: Julie Boyd. Harold White. Lee Ann Griswold. Patty Patterson. Tammi Ozier. Rob Griffin. David Redfern. Row V Gina Dyer. Tina Owens. Marsha Renfro. Tracy Reed. Wendi Goodwin. Jan Austin-Clough, Cody Kearney. PROJECTIONIST CLUB VI Roger Walker. T.G. Redfern. Doug Dyer. Ken Staples. Mr. Bell National Honor Society Debbie McCoy. Trudy Beauchamp. Julie Hissong, Harold White. Amy Cook Angie Quick The NHS members — Amy Cook, Har- old White, Trudy Beauchamp, Debbie McCoy and Julie Hissong — welcomed sophomore Angie Quick to the society this year. Members are chosen by scho- lastic ability, leadership, character and service. Mrs. Gullick was the sponsor. ss Music Department The 1984-85 Lovington High School Cho- rus consists of the following members: Tru- dy Beauchamp, Julie Boyd, Amy Cook, Ju- lie Hissong, Debbie McCoy, Patty Patter- son, Angie Quick, Sue Reedy, Jennifer Stoneburner, Harold White, Debbie Wolfe, Rhonda Yoder. The band performed at football games, bas- ketball games at the Christmas concert and in the homecoming parade. They received an excellent rating at contest. The chorus performed at the Christmas con- cert, the spring concert, and for the Senior citizens. They received a superior rating at contest. y. The 1984-85 school proved to be exciting for the music de- partment with the new arrival of crew member Matthew Mueller. Mr. Mueller graduated from Belleville T.H.S. East Belle- ville, II. He started to college at Belleville Area College. He then transferred to Illinois State University B.M.E. in De- cember of 1985. His first job was a Parkview Middle School, Creve Cour, II. He taught there for 5 months before joining the Lovington crew. Welcome aboard Mr. Mueller. The Lovington High School Band consists of the following members: Flute — Dawn McLean, Jennifer Stoneburner, Shelby Work- man, Rhonda Yoder; Clarinet —Jody Bene- dict, Amy Curry, Debbie McCoy; Bass Clarinet — Debbie Wolfe; Alto Sax — Christina Schuetz. Bryan Yoder; Tenor Sax —Julie His- song; Baritone Sax — Ken Staples; Trumpet — Kevin Davis, Jim Gale; French Horn — Jackie Staples; Trombone — Gene Broutin, Eric Dyer; Baritone — Harold White; Tuba — An- gie Quick; Percussion — Lee Ann Griswold, Angie Hale. Patty Patterson, Lara Reedy, Sue Reedy, Tom Wilhelm. S7 Scholastic Bowl Varsity Row 1: Lee Ann Griswold, Amy Cook. Julie Hissong, Mrs. Uphoff. Row 2: Lynn White. Eric Dyer, Doug Davis. Harold Both teams had an excellent season this year. The varsity team received a second place trophy for the conference, and another second place for the conference tournament. Harold White was named MVP for the season and tournament. The JV team also finished second in the conference. They received a third place in the conference tournament, with Angie Quick named to the All- Tournament Team. Row 1: Jamie Boyd. Jodie Benedict. Angie Hale, Angie Quick. Tom Wilhelm. Row 2: Jim Gale. Nathan Foster. Curt Meadows. Mrs. Molzen, Bill Craften. Kevin Davis. 58 V) Future Homemakers of America First Row: Debbie McCoy, Sue Reedy, Amy Cook, Jackie Staples, Trudy Beauchamp, Rhonda Yoder; Second Row: Michelle Fair, Angie Hale, Dawn Me Lean. Julie Hissong, Gina Brust, Julie Boyd, Christina Schuctz, Lisa Alumbaugh; Third Row: Ellen Leach, Marta Hodges. Nikki McCoy, Amy Curry, Brook Walker, Leslie Yeakel; Fourth Row: Easter Scelow. Lee Ann Griswold, Fatty Patterson, Darla Reed, Jody Benedict. Angie Quick, Lara Reedy; Fifth Row: Mrs. Molzen, Advisor. Gina Dyer. Tina Owens, Marcia Renfro. Tracy Reed, Wendy Goodwin. Debbie Wolfe. More than 90% of the girls enrolled at Lovington High School were members of F.H.A. this year. Officers for the year were: President — Amy Cook, Vice-President — Trudy Beauchamp, Secretary — Debbie McCoy, Treasurer — Rhonda Yoder, Reporter —Jackie Staples, and Re creation Leader — Sue Reedy. The club began the year with a meeting of the officers to plan activities and a sales campaign to raise money for the club. In October there was a Big Sister-Little Sister Halloween party, and in December members collected for and toys for needy families in Loving- ton. They made padded picture frames at a workshop in January and par- ticipated in various activities for National F.H.A. week in February, among which was a party at break for the student body to celebrate F.H.A.'s 40th birthday. In March the girls invited their fathers for supper and a game of volleyball. The final activity of the year was a tea for their mothers and departing Seniors, at which time the 1985-1986 officers were installed. 60 High School Office First row: Tracy Reed. Debbie McCoy. Rhonda Yoder. Second Row: Julie Kid well. Michele Fair. David Redfern. Chad Hale. Harold White, Lisa Alumbaugh. Unit Office 0 F F 1 C E W O R K E R S Front row: Julie Boyd, Amy Cook. Marjorie Broutin, Marsha Renfro. Dawn McLean. Second row: Mr. Gullick, Gene Broutin, Marc Ag- ney, Trudy Beauchamp. Julie Hissong. Jr.- Senior Class Play Watch out Mrs. Wellington!!!! Cast Ferdinand . .. Robert Wolfe Debra Dubonnet ... Debbie McCoy Mrs. Wellington . . . Lee Ann Griswold Audrey Cotter .. . Amy Cook Edna ... Sue Reedy Clint . . . Harold White Burt . . . Troy Doty Miss Crushrose ... Trudy Beauchamp Elmo . . . Chad Hale Joe ... Lynn White Evelyn . . . Rhonda Yoder Marcus ... Jon Day Mario Grim . . . Julie Hissong Spot ... Doug Davis Mr. Diggs . . . Kenny Staples Dan .. Rod Fair Kate .. . Dawn McLean Hope ... Julie Boyd The real Miss Grim . . . Gina Dyer Carrie Bisquitbarrel . . . Mystery Guest Directors: Mrs. Judy Uphoff Mr. Don Morgan Prompters: Julie Hissong — Trudy Beauchamp Stage Hands and Sound Effects: Doug Davis, Kenny Staples, Marc Agney, Gene Broutin, Gina Dyer, Julie Boyd NEW BAND UNIFORMS New Band Uniforms were bought this year as modeled above on the left, by Tom Wil- helm and Bryan Yoder. Tom and Bryan also model the old uniforms, above right, which are more than 25 years old. The new uniforms were funded by money-making projects by the band and chorus students, by funds from the Timm Foundation, and by financial help from Mr. Ray Duncan. President of Hardware State Bank. We are proud of our new uniforms and we appre- ciate the efforts of all those who helped make them possible. Thanks to all of you. 64 DIRECTOR Of SH I P'S ACTIVITIES to Junior Class Senior Class Freshman Class Sophomore Class King Troy Doty. Queen Amy Cook, and the court Freshman Attendants Amy Curry. Reid Molzen Sophomore Attendants Gina Brust, Trent Doty Junior Attendants Dawn McLean. Shawn Patrick Junior Attendants Trudy Beauchamp. Gene Broutin 61 Homecoming King and Queen Amy Cook and Troy Doty V8 The 1984 Homecoming theme at L.H.S. was Go for the purple and gold. The classes competed at decorating windows and building floats for the parade on Sat- urday. Friday a snakedance and bonfire were held to build enthusiasm for the game to come. The Senior Class had a chili supper, and the Sophomore Class sold mums. Saturday's activities includ- ed the annual parade and dance, where the King and Queen were announced. 69 ■ ( Remember When . . . Mrs. McFarland first arrived? Chad was our chief announcements typist?” Bev spent Mr. Morgan s money on HIM? He got the bill? The basketball players led the cheers.' Mr. Fleener wouldn't say cheese.' 71 Y 1885-1985 1885 Graduates were — Clorie M. Dawson and Robert E. Selby Bottom Row — Marcia Wood. Gina Dyer. Amy Cook. Easter Seelow. Lee Ann Gnsw’old. Julie Boyd. Jan Austin. Wendi Goodwin Top Row — Troy Doty. Richard Phelps. Brian Barger. Danny Watkins. Chad Hale. Aaron Bolsen. Robert Wolfe. Mike Kilcullen. Roger Walker, Rick Franklin. Kenny Staples, and Harold White AWARDS A. Football 1. 1984 MVP TROY DOTY 2. 1984 Outstanding Back KENNY STAPLES 3. 1984 Offensive Lineman MEL WORKMAN 4. 1984 Most Improved Player SHANE HUBBARD 5. 1984 Devensive lineman Award SHAWN PATRICK B. Volleyball 1. 1984 MVP AMY COOK 2. 1984 Most Improved Player TRUDY BEAUCHAMP C. Basketball 1. 1984435 MVP BRAD KILCULLEN 2. 1984-85 Free Throw Award BRAD KILCULLEN 3. 1984-85 Most Improved Player CHRIS HOFFMAN 4. 1984-85 Defensive BB Award KENNY STAPLES 75 Mickey and Minnie at Walt Disney World. SENIOR CLASS TRIP Our class was the first class in Lovington history to ever fly on an airplane. At 4:45 A.M. our Chaperones checked our luggage here at school and we left by vans and cars for Champaign. At 5:00 A.M. Saturday morning. May 4, 1985, where we left on Ozark Airlines with stops in Indianapolis and then to Orlando, Florida and DisnayWorlds GRAD NITE. We even saw Lovington from the sky in the airplane. Instead of going to the bus terminal, Roger, Kenny and Mrs. Bolsen went to the Skyline Coctail lounge for coctails in Orlan- do. We then chartered a bus from Orlando to Lake Buena Vista and checked into our rooms. Kenny lost his wallet and found it in his shoe after we had torn the rooms apart looking for it. The Senior class boards the plane. The seniors getting ready for GRADNTTE. Chad, Robert, Troy, Amy, Gina,Julie, Aaron, Danny and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Barry, Mrs. Bolsen and Mrs. Caywood went swimming at the Buena Vista Club; Harold. Richard and Lee Ann rode the Monorail around Epcot and the Magic Kingdom; Roger and Brian walked around and stayed in their room; while Donna and Eileen went shopping. At 5:30 P.M. we got ready to go eat on the Empress Lily showboat. We divided in half and one half went downstairs for steaks while the other half went upstairs for sea food. None of us paid less than twenty dollars for our meal. After we ate. we headed for the Magic Kingdom. We were one of the first schools to arrive for GRADNITE which officially started at 11:00 P.M. We began the evening by riding Space Mountain. We enjoyed it so much the first time that we went through and rode it again. When we finished with that we split up into groups again. Amy, Julie, and Gina looked for guys. Robert. Chad, Troy and Aaron went their way and Richard, Kenny, Danny, Lee Ann, Harold, and Barry went and saw the bands, and rode rides. GRADNITE included the four hit bands Shalimar, Teena Marie. Midnight Star, and Animotion. All bands gave great performances but Animotion gave the longest and the best. Everybody really got into it. Each band performed in different places, and each gave 3 shows that night. At 4 A.M. Sunday morning we all met at the front entrance and headed back to our rooms. When we got there it was almost 5 A.M. Julie, Amy, and Gina went into giggling fits, and Brian got locked out of his room and yelled rape. Kenny finally let him in. About 9 A.M. a few people went for brunch, while the others went shopping. After we got finished we all went and met at the bus stop outside our rooms, and headed for Epcot. At Epcot we split into groups again, and toured the park, and at 3:30 P.M. we met at the front, and left to catch our plane home. We got back to the school at about 11:30 P.M. Sunday night. We were all tired but we thought it was worth our four years of hard work. Splish Splash I was taking a bath!! GRADNITE 85 GRADNITE was held on Saturday night, May 4, at the Magic Kingdom. It was the biggest party of the year for graduating sen- iors from all over the United States. We were the smallest class to go to GRADNITE. Ap- proximately 40,000 1985 seniors attended the all-night party from 11 P.M. to 5 A.M. It is a once a year blast. They have guidelines such as what clothes you have to wear. For boys you have to wear a suit and tie or sports jacket, and for the girls they can wear a dress, pants and skirt outfits with jackets and dress shoes. Once you enter GRADNITE they have to remain until — 5 A.M. It is really a fascinating experience if you want to party. 77 JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM The 1985 Junior-Senior Prom. You're The Inspiration, was held at the Civic Center in Decatur. The decorations consisted of streamers, balloons, and flowers beautifully done in peach, white and yellow. Rod Fair served as Master of Ceremony at the ban- quet. Julie Hissong and Sue Reedy read the prophecy, and Chad Hale read the Senior class will. The music for the dance was sup- plied by Lickety Split. The Post Prom activi- ties were held in the High School gym. PROM KING AND QUEEN KEN STAPLES AND JULIE BOYD PROM COURT Row 1: Robert Wolfe, Lee Ann Griswold, Jan Clough, Chad Hale. Row 2: Jim Brust, Ken Staples, Julie Boyd. Kelly Rcdfcrn. 80 81 Senior Class Will We, the members of the Lovington High School Senior Class of 1985, being of good health and of sound mind and memory, and believing of our near departure from the afore 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. 1, Brian Barger, leave L.H.S. in suspense of What’s the colo- nel's secret recipe.'' I, Aaron Bolsen, leave Jon Day a pair of basketball shorts that fit. I, Julie Boyd, leave Rod, Jon, Brad, Gina (weiner), and Sue a years supply of candy and gum. To my brother, Jamie, I leave peace, quiet, and my chores after I leave. To my special friend, Trudy, a senior year that is as memorable and as special as she made mine. I, Jan Clough, leave my little sister in hopes that she finds a best friend like Wendi. I, Amy Cook, leave Gina Brust with two more years to find a better nickname than weiner. I would also like to leave Gina the strength to excell in everything she does. I, Troy Doty, leave some brave soul the ability to be the first one out of a shoe scramble. I, Gina Dyer, leave L.H.S. I, Marcia Franklin, leave Lisa Alumbaugh another class that talks more than anything else. I, Wendi Goodwin, leave Mrs. Uphoff my headaches with hopes that she can handle them better than I did. I, Lee Ann Griswold, leave Patty Patterson 1 year free grammar lessons, and Eric Dyer a free ticket to the Thompson Twins World Tour. 1, Chad Hale, leave L.H.S. a new announcement typist that Mrs. Gullick and the rest of the school appreciates. I. Mike Kilcullen, leave L.H.S. I. Richard Phelps, leave Mr. Bell in hopes that he can have a yearbook next year that isn’t based on one person. I, Easter Seelow, leave Mr. Bell a whistle for first hour study hall. I, Kenny Staples, leave the nickname Juice to anyone in the backfield. I also leave Jackie in hopes that she has a great senior year like I have had. I, Roger Walker, leave L.H.S. with my drivers license, and I leave to Mr. Morgan an easier 3rd hour art class since Brad won’t have me to talk to. I, Jerilee Watkins, leave Gina Brust 5000 green balloons. And to anyone else as good of friend as she has been to me. I. Dan Watkins, leave my nickname of Goose to anyone de- serving of it. I also leave Mrs. Gullick someone else to criticize when it comes to writing. 1, Harold White, leave Lynn a senior year as great as mine. I also leave to the school a hospital annex in commemoration of my sophomore year. 1, Robert Wolfe, leave the football team a victory over Maroa. 1, Rick Franklin, leave L.H.S. We, the class of 1985, leave to the faculty the following: To Mr. Allen, we leave a time-locked door set to keep his stu- dents in class until 9:12. To Mr. Bell, we leave a snooze alarm for use in his computer class, and a computer book that repeats the same chapters 3 times. To Mrs. Bolsen, we leave a portable play-ground for her kids so they won’t have to play in the other classes' homecoming win- dows. To Mrs. Caywood, we leave a track team that will run at her own pace, and a wardrobe of all the wrong colors. To Mr. Farr, we leave a combination set of a veto stamp and a Don’t Even Ask sign to wear around his neck. To Mrs. Gullick, we leave a class that will take notes instead of passing them. To Mr. Gullick, we leave an office empty of workers since no- body without a college degree will be able to pass next years entrance exams. Dearest Lowell, We leave you a life full of repairs. , ' r Sincerely yours. The Class of '85. To Mrs. Molzen. we leave a son that acknowledges her exis- tence at L.H.S. To Mr. Peadro, we leave you, you, you, you, you!!!!!!! To Mr. Morgan, we leave to sit in solemn silence, on a dull, dark dock in a pestilential marriage with a lifelong lock. To Mr. Spencer, we leave 5 varsity players only so he won't have to worry about who to bench. To Mr. Mueller, we leave a starting block and a pair of track spikes for marching band practice. To Mrs. Thompson, we leave a foreign language class whose vocabulary is not limited to one phrase — Vamos a tener una fiesta,! or in English — Let’s Party! To Mrs. Uphoff we leave a set pee” to buy a video recorder that automatically censors class play practices. We leave Ike knowing he'll never have to call and explain Ju- lie’s tardiness again. We leave Mrs. Wilson content because she got the only thing she ever wanted — a new chair. To the Board of Education we leave the permission to grant your students, or children as the case may be, free run of the school. This will help to ease the guilt when you let them do it anyway. To Julie Kidwell we leave a calendar where everyday is a holi- day. Now she’ll always have an excuse for an office party. To Marjorie Broutin we leave the thought of having two kids in the same school to worry about — when one was more than enough. To the class of '86 we leave the thought that now that we re gone, you’ll finally be number one. To the class of '87 we leave a referee for all class meetings. To the class of '88 we leave the thought that it is quality, not quantity, that counts, so Gopher It next year at float-build- ing. 82 Prophecy It was May 24, 2006 on a dull dark night that the wonderful class of 1986 gathered in Curry's parking lot for their twentieth class reunion. The party became boring so Mr. Farr (the old High School principal) invited the class to his old high school, LHS. He told the alumni that central Illinois had consolidated all the schools into one. So the community made the school into a civic center. We all entered the gym and saw the huge television screen that covered the stage. We then all gathered around and someone turned the t.v. on to channel 85 — a non educational, non informational channel featuring the graduates of the class of 85. The channel had several different programs. A gasp was heard as the group recognized Richard Phelps who was co-hosting with Robin Leach on the show LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS. Another gasp was heard as the group recognized Jan Clough, the former Midwestern Trucker Queen and her personal manager Wendi Goodwin who he was interviewing. They told how she made their for- tune in Clough-Glo Pots and Pans. We all were still stunned by Jans appearance when someone noticed good ol' Dan Watkins who by then was in the middle of being interviewed. Richard asked, Now that you have made your fortune Mr. Watkins, what are your future plans? We all laughed as Dan said, I am planning to marry my girlfriend of twenty-six years, but I don't want to rush into anything. At the commercial break we were all amazed to see Jerilee Watkins endorsing Sleep Tight All Night sleeping pills. She said the remarkable thing about the pills was that you could sleep through class and still pass. Someone tried to switch the channel but we were still interest- ed in LIFESTYLES. We heard Richard say Our final guest to- night is Robert Wolfe. Robert is the proud captain of the Big Bad Bart Cruisline that features the Solid Gold Dancers. Robert briefly stated, Now that I have my own cruisline, I will never be off the boat again. One of the girls having seen enough of Robert jumped up and flipped the television to another channel. T.V.S BLOOPERS AND PRACTICAL JOKES was on, none other than Troy Doty was the co-host with the unaged Dick Clark. The nights show was featuring special car bloopers. Troy was interviewing (on the scene) when we noticed that it was Rick Franklin who was being featured with his new line of carzy cars. Rick stated that the outstanding feature of his feature of his new car was that it only went in reverse. Following Rick was Easter Seelow, she was on the show telling her own car antic when she thought that driving on the grass instead of the road would save her tires. She was just explaining that not everyone agreed with her when everyones attention was drawn to Troy, as a large gust of wind came swooshing across the set blowing his toupe off. Troy never ruffling replied as he rubbed his bald head, Isn't that just interesting. Out of sympathy for Troy someone quickly changed the pro- gram to NOT NECESSARILY THE NEWS. It was none other than Marcia Franklin reporting live from an Illinois farm sale. She was interviewing Aaron Bolsen, the newly elected President of the Miss Piggy Fan Club. Aaron's only comment was She's the best! Marcia then cut to a commercial. Lovington's own Roger Walker was running for President of the United States. His campaign slogan was Hey dude, let's party. After the commercial Marcia came back on interviewing Kenny Staples, star of the 1984 Lovington Junior-Senior Class Play. He was telling about self-help Snausage Rehabilitation Center of Snau- sage addicts. The next interview was Chad Hale who was dressed meticulously in a three piece suit. As the camera passed over the scene we could see the ruins of his own bank, the Hardware State Bank of Cullum that had been destroyed by Fire. We all felt for Chad by the end of the interview as he said, Hey, hey, well isn't that just something.” The last seg- ment of NOT NECESSARILY THE NEWS was a news reel of a red Monte Carlo being demolished by a run-away mass tran- sit bus. When the owner of the car, Gina Dyer, emerged from the scene of the accident, she said, You won't believe this, but the same thing happened to me over twenty years ago. It was in the high school parking lot and the bus was driven by Ike Boyd.” There was another Newsbreak and the reporter said that three deranged people were discovered zooming around Space Mountain. They said they had been left over twenty years before by a wild and crazy group. The survivors turned out to be Mr. Morgan, Mrs. Bolsen, and Mrs. Caywood of Lovington High School. The next show that came on was STARSEARCH 06. In the vocal group catagory we were not surprised to see Bryan Barger, the keyboard man for the group Police 2. We all en- joyed Bryan's jamming at the board. Introducing the next group was the seductive Amy Cook who was competing for the spokemodel title. She introduced the following group, Wellington Whoppers. In the center of the stage was LeeAnn Griswold. In the heart of the song LeeAnn was deep into a drum solo when she lost a drum stick and it struck the elderly Ed McMahon in the forehead. Lee Ann seeing what she had done promptly fainted. They quickly moved the camera back to Amy Cook. She did not realize that she was on the air and she was in a conversation with Jerry Falwell. We all picked up a few words about the Moral Majority. The camera man cut to a commercial when he realized the mistake. The commercial was of the 2006 Missy Swimsuit Calendar. Harold White was giving details of his fully colored calendar which he had done all the photography and annimation for himself. Everyone chuckled at the rip-off for we were halfway through 2006. As the STARSEARCH show was about to end we all recog- nized Julie Boyd who came running on the set ten minutes after the commercial was over. She bounded in front of the cmaera humming 'YOU'RE THE ONE THAT I WANT, and apolo- gizing for being late for her performance. The group was getting tired but decided to check out one last program. Someone switched to the night hit program SOUL TRAIN and we were bid a fond farewell by the new Conduc- tor, Mike Killculen. 81 GRADUATION Prelude ................................................Jr.-Sr. High School Band Matthew Mueller. Director Processional............................................ ‘ Pomp and Circumstance Jr.-Sr. High School Band National Anthem ........................................Jr.-Sr. High School Band Invocation ...................................................... Rev. John Ncace First Church of God Welcome ............................................................ Harold White Class History ...........................................................Chad Hale Presentation of Class Memorial ......................................... Troy Doty 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 Timm Scholarships and Award ........................................ Joe Bicknell. President. Board of Education Presentation of Class .......................................... William A. Gullick Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas ....................................... Board of Education Joe Bicknell Music ................................................ How Do We Say Good-Bye Mixed Chorus. Matthew Mueller. Director Farewell ............................................................... Amy Cook Benediction ............................................................ Rev. Neace Recessional .............................................Jr.-Sr. High School Band Amy Cook — Farewell Chad Hale — Class History Harold White — Welcome Troy Doty — Class Memorial 8� CENTENNIAL GRADUATES RECEIVE AWARDS Aaron receives his award and takes off Mr. Morgan giving out the art awards 85 CLASS AWARDS Amy Cook was valedictorian, and Harold White was salutatorian for the Centennial Class of 1985. Amy Cook and Chad Hale were the recipients of the American Legion. Amy and Harold were the re- cipients of the DAR Award. They were also Illi- nois State Scholars, along with Mike Kilcullen. Harold. Amy. Mike, and Marcia Franklin received the Presidential Academic Fitness Awards. Chad and Amy received the Army Athletic Scholarship Award TIMM SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 86 Mike Kilcullen, Aaron Bolsen, Chad Hale. Harold White. Amy Cook. Robert Wolfe. Dan Watkins. Ken Staples. Troy Doty SPECIAL HELPERS Joyce Elder Marie Fowler Carol Benedict — Special Ed bus Bus Drivers Cooks Becky Hayes and Margaret Newberry 87 Lowell McGregor. Ike Boyd. Lloyd Long. Fred Kilcullen At 4:20 on February 8. 1985 the Lovington Township Librarian. Mrs. Jeanette Farr, reported a possible Fire in the Kiwanis Building next door. When Firefighters appeared on the scene the Library, Kiwanis Building, and the old Pharmaceutical Building were engulfed in smoke. The Firefighters made their way into the Kiwanis Bldg, to Find the wall between the Kiwanis and the old Pharmacy on Fire, and spreading tast. Within the next hour April's Dry Goods Store, the old Pharmacy, the Kiwanis. and the Library were completely engulfed in flames. Lovington called in reinforce- ments and 11 units spent the next 12 hours trying to save the rest of the block. There was much concern for the Bank. Spencer's Knotty Pine, and Clancy's Hardware store. The Sullivan snorkel unit helped to save the bank, along with protection from the Fire wall. Reinforcements were Sullivan. Hammond. Lake City. Arthur. Bethany. Gays. Cerro Gordo. Long Creek. Dalton City. Bement. Windsor, and Shelbwille. Many of the Lovington fire department were with the Fire until after 12:00 Saturday afternoon. A new face at school. Do you always loaf in class Rick.-'” 'Do you always talk to yourself Jackie r Tom and Mike, get to work! Ears lookin' at ya ! The 4 Musketeers.''! ADS PATRONS: Business (217) 726-4900 home (217) 728-4935 cRouse nuTO audio 1004 W MAGILL Sullivan. Illinois 61951 PIONEER SOUND EQUIPMENT KENT A CROUSE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES SALES A SERVICE TECHNICIAN CUSTOM ELECTRICAL WORK Bargain Family Fashions Alexanders Auto Parts Shoes Too Dick's Pharmacy G.D. 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Illinois 1-728-8413 lot 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 Walk -Up Monday - Wednesday 8 a.m. til 4 p.m. Thursday 8 a.m. til 12 noon Friday 8 a.m. til 6 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. til 12 noon FDK me 873-4313 LOVINGTON, ILLINOIS 61937 MOSCHENROSE JEWELERS keepsake diamonds — diamond settings — bulova — Seiko — caravelle — R. Johns Josten class rings on the square in Sullivan 728-8551 Congratulations Grads We hope you find the right clothes for your new job. HARGIS Insurance — Real Estate 104 East Harrison St. F.O. Box 124 Phone 728-8111 Sullivan, Illinois 61951 HAMILTON'S MENSWEAR The Sullivan Pharmacy Best Wishes to the class of 85 DEAN’S GREENHOUSE Phone 728-7121 John and Ruth Dean 108 E. Water Sullivan. II. Family Shoe Center The Pharmacy Phone 728-8363 West Side of the Square Sullivan. Illinois i os Lisa Daily Owner Rags N Riches Boutique 205 So. Vine Arthur. Illinois 61911 217-543-3633 ICR 215 S Vine Arthur. Illinois 61911 Ph. 543-2633 STUTZMAN’S FEED MILL, INC. Master Mix Feeds Farmacy Grinding. Crimping. Mixing. Delivery. Grain. Field Seeds. Animal Health. Livestock. Equipment, Garden Lawn Products, Baler Twine Wire. Red Brand Fence. Sioux Gates. Horse Feed. Horse Care. Baby Chicks. Dog. Cat. Rabbit. Goat Feeds R.R. 1 Arthur, Illinois Box 109 61911 1 Vi mile south, 1 mile east of Arthur Mon-Sat 6 am-9 pm Sun 8 am-5 pm KID’S KORNER 138 South Vine Arthur, Illinois 217 543-2232 Brenda Ozier Easter Eads OWNERS ior OLDSMOBILE DAUGHERTY CHEV-OLDS E. Highway Arthur. Illinois 61911 217-54J-2175 Singer Insurance Agency Insurance Only Phone: 543-2159 Dwight Singer Doug Jurgens 109 S. Vine St. Arthur, IL. 61911 Stitch Sew 7 Fabric Shop Fabrics • Notions • Patterns Quilting • Needlecraft • Yarn Stenciling Classes Friendly Personal Service 508 N. Vine, Arthur, IL 543-3354 State Bank of Arthur Delbert’s Complete Banking Service Phone 543-2111 Established 1910 Arthur. Illinois Member Federal Reserve System Jim Winningham. President Congratulations Lovington Grads The Store of Nationally Advertised Brands for Men and Boys Open Wed. and Sat. until 8:00 Arthur, Illinois 543-2332 grhrurk.iJnr. ARTHUR. ILLINOIS 61911 Ace Hardware Building Center • Kitchen Design Center New Home Construction Remodeling • Plumbing • Heating “The Key To Better Living Rt. 133 East Ph 543-2186 l()7 AUTOGRAPHS 108