rv e, f vw IRRUR 1986 PEURIA, ILLINOIS 77TH EDITIUN 9 INTRODUCTION 2 J UNIORS 39 WINTER 123 FACULTY 3 SEN IORS 49 GRUUPS 133 FRESIIMEN 13 SPRING 71 ADS 161 SOPIIOMORES 27 FALL 93 INDEX 17 4 STRIVING . . . FUR THE FUTURE N K ZXTHEME The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do wellg and doing well whatever you do, without a thought of fame Longfellow- FORESTRY AG. LIVESTOC Eco OMICS Z E E O H 3 C Z O O 3' CJ 5 A PU C E 50 rn 5 5 7' L11 D1 cn H m 3 C0 I U, as CD W I G E Q 0 ED 5? 5 g as E 1 El 5 P1 m '9 5 Q U aa 'U 0 U tri O g 5 E Q 33 5 fe 53 Q D1 O E 2 I Q Z CD2 as Z Q Cn ,Q L E11 'JU .LSLLHV AHCIVHD DIHCIVHO -otLoHd SLHV Nolsuo LDHLIHDHV oamddv NOIHSVA FACULTY f Harry F. Whitaker u erin en en fy f K STRIVING . . . T0 WURK TUGETHER Eric Iohnson I ry Daugherlty Otto GGISI Adm. Asst. Adm. Asst. SCHO0L BUARD jk Q L, Virginia Andrews Advise Manual Singers Hobbies: Sewing, travel Interests: Costumes for Corn Stock and Peoria Players Bernadine Boone Library Assistant Hobbies: Reading, Music, knitting, crocheting Interests: Churc , Eastern Star Sally P. Snyder Phyllis Markley Ross E. Canterbury Mary Sue Dobbins President Vice President Board Member Board Member Frances Duren Marilyn Ketay Leo E. Sullivan Board Member Board Member Board Member FACULTY A STAFF Q.,-I Cynthia Baldwin Years at MHS: 6 Special Needs Teacher Special Olym ics Coach Hobbies: Cake decorating, camping, gardening, fishing ii -i I xx i 2.2 . K t Helen Brawner Media Center Dispense, repair, inventory all AV equipment Hobbies: Ceramics, bridge, reading, volunteer work Richard Barthel Years at MHS: 23Vz Track Official T.E.A.M.S, contestant advisor Hobbies: Airplane pilot, Trombonist and President, Shriners Brass Band, cam ing, fishing, canoeing, watclliing my two children in their activities. Part time instructor at Bradley University l ., ' . Q ige l - i f L Q if -. ,- - .- , s :f'g,tM-as-P to ' Q ai s Q Wayne C. Brodkorb Years at MHS: 16 Orchestra Interests: Church groups Q james Bixby Years at MHS: 16 Counselor Basketball and Football Announcer, Homecomin Coordinator, Booster Clug Liaison Hobbies: Little League, Pony League, bicycling, fishing, slpending time wit my fam- iy Dennis Brown Years at MHS: 9 Coach Girls' Basketball Hobbies: Antiques, wood- working , . , :eww Beverly Bloomfield Years at MHS: 3 Librarian Hobbies: Reading Barb Bruington Years at MHS: 2 Girls' Swimming Coach Boy's Diving Team Hobbies: Upholstery, art ac-- tivities, snow skiing. Katie C. Butler Years at MHS: 17 Girls' Tennis Coach Hobbies: Quilting, gardening, sewing, collecting old costume jewelry Interests: Tennis, volleyball, reading Susan Callender Steve Carr Harriet Clauson Sharon Crews Afro Club Advisor Years at MHS: 19 Years al MHS2 27 Years at MHS: 17 Hobbies: Making dolls, Hobbies: Tennis, golf, phys- Business Department English Teacher bowling, spending money ical fitness training Chairperson Interests: Playing piano Interests: Reading RamPages Newspaper Advi- sor Hobbies: Gardening, antique collecting Iohn Davis Years at MHS: 2 Director of Vocal Music, Manual Singers, Mixed Cho- rus, Concert Choir, Freshman Chorus Interests: Singing and acting professionally Pamela Evans Years at MHS: 5 Ticket seller at games Ronald Diamond Years at MHS: 19 English Teacher Tennis Coach Hobbies: Fishing, reading Iames Evenhuis Years at MHS: 17 Sophomore Football Coach Interests: Racquetball, skiing, fishing Florence Edmonds Years at MHS: 10 Afro Club Advisor Steve Eisele Years at MHS: 17 Science Club Advisor Hobbies: Black doll Hobbies: Travel, cam ing, collecting, pottery archaeology, rocks, fossils VD Martha Ewan Years at MHS: 1 German Teacher Sanford Farkash Years at MHS: 4 UA Lunch Awards Commit- Hobbies: Travel, music, tee, Director Manual Theatre swimming, sewing Com any, Co-Sponsor Brealkfast Club Valerie Ergle Years at MHS: 11 Hobbies: Bowling, travel 1 in Loretta Fehl Counseling Center Secretary Hobbies: Sewing, Reading, Hockey Games FACULTY AND STAFF! 5 Carole Fosco Security Guard Interests: Her grandchildren Roger Hallberg Years at MHS: 19 Speech Teacher Wrestling Coach Starter for Track, Girls Intramurals Hobbies: Tournament fishing, golf, swimmin , camping, skeet, show shoeing, ice fishing Roger Hoerr Years at MHS: 18 English Teacher ass' if Ron Geurin Years at MHS: 24 Chairman, Math Department Interests: Computers Mike Hampton Years at MHS: 8 History Teacher Swimming and Football Coach Hobbies: Travel, working in garden, fishing Donald Holmes Years at MHS: 24 Audrey Gipson Years at MHS: 15 Counselor Sanford Gordon Years at MHS: 8 Key Club Advisor, Volleyball Coach Spanish Teacher Harrison Hearne Years at MHS: 1 Math Teacher Hobby: Tennis Kathy Hoppenrath Years at MHS: 9 Choreographer-Manual l0S8'lI1g,S9WiI1 Sin ers Interests: C icago Cubs, Ho bies: Music, reading, ten- SVVlU1U1iI1g nis, golf, theater 6fFACULTY AND STAFF Hobbies: Tiger Collection, Larry Hendricks Years at MHS: 14 Art Teacher Girls' Track Coach, Afro Club Advisor Cynthia Hurd Years at MHS: 6 Math Teacher Cheerleadin Advisor Vol- leyball timeicorekeeper In- terests: Peoria Women of To- day, St. Louis Cardinals Baseball, Rive1'men Hockey George Graves Years at MHS: 9 Concert Band, Marching Pep Band, Caded Bank, Iazz Band Music Dept Chairman Hobbies: Auto Mechanics Interests: Working on lawn, music listening and performing, performing in Peoria Municipal Band ' K Carl Hendricksen Years at MHS: 5 Prevocational Work Coordina- tor, Assistant Soccer and Girls' Track Coach S ecial Olympics Coach Consullltant, Manual Theatre Company Hobbies: Cross-country skiing, stained glass Bette Iohnson Years at MHS: 20 Chairman English Depart- ment Iunior Class Sponsor Book Fair Sponsor Hobbies: gardening, travel- ing, reading, sewing , .11, s QQ Q , 3' , . X it 5 , ,gg 4 Q Stan Keithley Years at MHS: 191fz English Teacher Tic et Manager Student Council Advisor In- terests: Observing my chil- dren in their school activities lim Mannaioni Years at MHS: 1 Social Studies Teacher Head Football Coach Hobbies: Golf, bowling :vw it Lavonne McGuire Years at MHS: 16 Home Economics Teacher Hobbies: Sewing, cooking, reading Interests: Music-Messiah for Morton Community Choirs, handbell choir at church, chancel choir at church regu- lar Red Cross blood donor Qi, ,-is X Roberta Kleinow Years at MHS: 1 Office Occupations Coordi- nator Yearbook Advisor Hobbies: Sewing, cross stitch, aerobics Interests: Spendin time with my husband and two daughters Earl Martin Years at MHS: 17 Golf Coach Class AA State Golf Tourna- ment Manager Interests: Amateur Golf Com- petition, National Golf Foun- dation Area Consultant, trav- el, attend sports events -Jaxx Ken Meischner Years at MHS: 2 P.E. Teacher Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Hobbies: Fishing, swimming, music Barbara Kleist Attendance Clerk Hobbies: Reading, crafts, running bus trips for shop- ping, dinner shows or horse- racing ,O ,v Wayne McClain Years at MHS: 2 Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach Mary Meischner Years at MHS: 15 Home Economics Teacher Pressley Laird Years at MHS: 25 Social Studies Teacher Interests: Camping, photogra- phy, listening to music, gar- dening Ierry McDaniels Security Guard Interests: Iaycees Iohn Meisinger Years at MHS: 11 Director of Aquatics National Honor Society Com- Head B0yS Swim COHCII mittee Hobbies: Swimmin , bic cl- ing, keeping up wisi 2 chil- dren Football Assistant Hobbies: Music, water sports Interests: Family and friends si-r .k.. i Audrey Lohnes Principal's Secretary Hobbies: Reading, sewing, bowling, baking Interests: Church activities, grandchildren, travel, Peoria Chapter Education Secreta- ry's Association, Antiques Q Q 5 in MQW 'Q . Q 15,4 : . X Virgil McElfresh Years at MHS: 19 Business Teacher Cross Country Coach Track Coach Hobbies: Fishing, running, bowling, cards and watching all sports Interests: Watchin my bo s play basketball and football, if Barbara Mitton Rece tionist Hobbies: Readin , counted cross stitch, sea shell collecting FACULTY AND STAFFX7 Phillip Moore Terrance Quilty Years at MHS: 1 Assistant Football, Baseball, Wrestling Coach Hobbies: Fishing, dancing, any sports activities District 150 Basketball league. Carolyn Rohde Years at MHS: 9 P.E. Teacher BXFACULTY AND STAFF A gi Anamarie Morrie Years at MHS: 20 English Teacher Iunior Class S onsor Hobbies: Crocheting, counted cross stitch, reading, mu- sic-singing, piano, organ, Sunday school teacher Mary Reed Years at MHS: 1 Science Teacher Sylvia Rotroff Years at MHS: 2 IV Volleyball Coach IV Girls' Basketball Coach, Asst. Director, Fall Play, Director of Music, Spring Musical Hobbies: Civil War Reenact- ing, sewing, cooking, Histori- ca Research 11840-18701, sports Glen Nelson Years at MHS: 9 Stage Set Construction Hob- bies: Raise and show Ameri- can Quarter Horses, also travel with them about 12,000 miles per year. Larry Reents Years at MHS: 5 English Teacher De ate Coach Hobbies: Travel, snow skiing, reading, swimming, politics Kathleen Ryan Years at MHS: 2 S ecial Ed. Teacher-Mini Shop, Coach Speech Team Hobbies: Music, dancing, reading, ice skating, crafts Robert Nelson Years at MHS: 9 Head Baseball Coach Hob- bies: Fishing, hunting, mush- rooming, fixing up cabin in the woods, en'oy all sports, 3 wheeling, reading Ed Ricca , Years at MHS: 8 Math Techer Cross Country Coach Track Coach Senior Class Advisor William Salzman Years at MHS: 11 Boys Intramurals, bench offi- cia boys and girls basketball games, chain gang at football games, officia at boys track meets Hobbies: bowling, work a- round house and yard Nancy Post School Health Techinician Assist men and womens' swim teams, Manual Boost- ers, Manual PTO Hobbies: Cooking, gardening, reading Interests: Methodist Alumni Association, Church Activit- ies Ron Roberts Years at MHS: 19 Head Counselor Key Club Advisor Red Cross Advisor for MHS Hobbies: Bowling, fishin , traveling, tennis, softball vo?- unteer services Elmer Schaufelberger Years at MHS: 19 Distributive Education Coor- dinator Yearbook Advisor QQ Kim Schoch Years at MHS: 8 P.E. Teacher Girls' Softball Coach Charles Shirar Years at MHS: 19 Interests: Horses Ierry Stowell Years at MHS: 1 English Teacher Freshman Class Sponsor Freshman Basketball Coach Asst. Varsity Basketball Coach Hobbies: Racquetball, scuba diving, white water rafting Stephen Schoch Years at MHS: 91!z Business Teacher Assistant Football Coach Susan Shute Years at MHS: 7 Special Education Depart- ment Chairman Hobbies: Latch hook, wood- working, photography, gar- dening Barbara Suhr gears at MHS: 18 oreign Lan ua e De t. Head Frenchgandg Spangh Teacher La Societe Honoraire de Francais La Sociedad Honoraria His anica Hobbies: Needlework, reading, travel lim Sedgwick Years at MHS: 11 Pre-Vocational Work Coordinator Admissions and pass ate for football and basketbag Interests: Collect old music recordings frecords, tapesl, swimming, softball Bill Sissel Years at MHS: 1 Dean of Students Hobbies: Flying, All sports activities Robert Suhr Years at MHS: 20 Industrial Arts Dept. Head Hobbies: Radio-control mod- el aircraft building and flying, photography Don Serup Years at MHS: 4 .X Roberta Staples School Treasurer Hobbies: Plants, travelin Interests: Her grandchildqen Frank Sumner Years at MHS: 18 Counselor Football and basketball tim- er, Testing Coordinator, PTO Faculty Representative Hobbies: Athletics Barbara Shafer Years at MHS: BV2 Special Education Teacher Hobbies: Crafts and traveling lean Stark Years at Manual: 16 Deans' Secretary Hobbies: Needlepoint, counted cross stitch, reading. Interests: My 3 grandsons loseph Thomas Years at MHS: 12 Chairman of Science Dept, Science Club S onsor Interests: Realpestate sales and investment Stock Market Investments FACULTY AND STAFFIQ -x Mary Unser Years at MHS: 9 Math Teacher, National Ho- nor Society Advisor, Debate Assistant Advisor, Volleyball Scorekeeper, Football Ticket- seller Maxine Wortham Years at MHS: 8 Dean of Students Hobbies: Reading, shogping. Interests: Workingx wit civic organizations: suc as, Urban Richard VanScyoc Years at MHS: 20 WECEP Coordinator Varsity Basketball Coach Hobbies: Fishing, racquet- ball, country music fi q ff f :ff -,,, Q if fi Mt W 4+ fi M If V, Z f f f i if AW' Q W li ,. af f 5 Z i VM ff f W f ff, Q. Iohn Watt Security Guard Gary Wooley Fran Yeager Years at MHS: 25 Records Clerk Physics Teacher Hobbies: Antiques, collecti- Help with T.E.A.M.S, Com- bles petition Interests: Flea markets, the Hobbies: working on old great outdoors, collecting cat Iune Williamson Data Processing Clerk to Administrative Assistants Hobbies: Cake decorating, candy making, needlework Interests: Genealogy lfamily historiesl, recipes Dennis Winkler Years at MHS: 19 Track Coach Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, all sports Denise Adams, Choir Accompanist League, Red Cross, Illinois cars, target shooting, amateur and eagle figurines and pic- State Scholarship Commis- radio activities tures sion ttt.. ::.:.. W :::.,: t at ::,:.: ,.:::,: CAFETERIA STAFF s ef --I a These lovely ladies work hard ev- eryday to provide good, nutritional lunches for all the students at Man- ual. New additions to the cafeteria this year include, a snack bar that was built during the summer. In the snack bar, the menu includes a sack lunch and onion rings, as new addi- tions. Our students anticipate their lunch hour all morning thanks to these ex- cellent cooks. lst row: Wanda Burton, Sally Zears, Marion Davis, Chris Sheppard, Chris Cookson, Helen Iones, Manager, Ianice Look. 2nd row: Kath- leen Ring, Monzola Gaines, Virginia Siliwein, Donna Rennari, Margaret Trammell, Louise Fehl, Iudy Towle, Catherine Rybalt, and Shir- ley Mabis. 10!FACULTY AND STAFF A fl 19 Z. im? , McKinley Moton Stan Keithley Drop-out Prevention Program Teacher Voted M8r1Ual'S Super Person by Faculty .M ff ,. 'f - r ' , .wt fi , f :folio MAINTENANCE STAFF Our hats off to the maintenance staff, for it is they who keep our building clean and in repairs. Our chalkboards are washed, floors swept, and polished, wastebaskets emptied, and many more chores even beyond the call of duty. They keep our grass cut, trees trimmed, snow removed, change the light bulbs, etc. Many thanks to the entire crew. 3. lst row: Dorothy Ayler, Doug English, How- ard Magnuson. 2nd row: Dorothea Williams, Dan Wilson, Kenny Wilson, Rodger Brown, 4. Les Casali. 5. Malcolm Iackson FACULTY AND S 5. TAFFX11 P565 WUI E15 W CD X--ix STRI G . . T0 0 FRESHMEN President EST Adams, Casey Alexander, Christina Alfred, Sheila Armitage, lean Ashley, Amy Atkinson, Stacie Austin, Rashonda Babcock, Iamie Bailey, Fawn Baior, Michael Baker, Angela Banks, Todd Barnes, Charles Barnes, Matthew Barnett, Carl Barnett, Erica Barney, blames Barnwell, Dawn Bartholomew, Henry Beard, Marlon Bell, Darnell Bell, Neveda Bennett, Kelvin Berkshier, Ianelle Billups, Gregory Binion, Alexander Bixby, Chad Blaylock, Iohn Blocker, Leonidas Bond, Veronica Boyd, Kimberly Bradley, Donnell Brakebill, Christy Briggs, Trent Broadway, Freda Broomfield, Sharlet Broomfield, Shundell Brown, Charles Brown, Derrick Brown, Veronica Browning, Fredrick Bryant, Bobbi Burch, Kevin Burch, Magness Burns, Paul Byrd, Loretta Cagle, Edward Campbell, Sean Cannon, Todd Cassidy, Shane Chance, Patricia Chaney, Kevin Clements, Eric Coates, Camille Coleman, Teresa Collier, Kathleene Cooper, Iody Cotelleso, Crystal Counterman, Sybil Cox, Marlina Crayton, Laverne 16fFRESHMEN Crayton, Louise Crowley, Sherry Dailey, Casandra Davis, Kenneth Davis, Olando Dawkins, Cordell Defreitas, Iennifer Diggins, Michael Dillard, Willie Dilworth, Michelle Dixon, Casandra Donley, Keith Drummond, Williette Duncan, Lisa Dunlap, Bridgette Eckwood, Antoinette Edwards, Christopher Edwards, Tarzie Edwards, Vincent Elam, Clarence Ellingsworth, Charles Having fun at the dance? asks Renee Feagin, as she has the at- tention of Chad Bixby, Angie Hunter, Brian Gilmore, Matt Barnes, Shelly Reed, Sabrina Rowland, and Shawn Tisdale. 4 .rf A . ml t Y ,I at X ff my ,wif-X '29 viz, f 1 gain lx Evans, Tammy Fair, Brenda Farrar, Ierry Feagin, Renee Flowers, Ramela Ford, Gayland Fox, Kimberly Frazier, Samantha Fuller, Iames Funk, Malinda Fuson, Gregory Gaines, David Gaines, Dorothy Galleger, Rhonda Garza, Marcos Gilmore, Brian Gore, Michael Graham, Mark Grane, Alison Grant, Angela Grant, Leslie Gray, Caroline Green, Orlandus Gualandi, Christine Gullett, Clifford Gullett, Melvin Guyton, Margo Hall, Angela Hamm, Derek Handing, Kathryn Harris, Iohnny Hayes, Stephanie Headd, Tonya Heinz, Lynne Heinz, Sherry FRESHMENX17 18! FRESHMEN Freshmen had a great time at their performance at the Stunt Show. As you see all the ap- plause! Henderson, David Hendricks, Damon Hester, Amie Hight, Linn Hill, Stacie Hills, Iames Hills, lohn Hinderliter, Rebecca Hinton, Stacie Hittle, Gary Hoehne, Paul Holloway, Ray Hudson, Felicia Hughes, Carman Hunsicker, Iennifer Hunt, Roienna Hunter, Angela Ing, Stephen Inman, Michelle Irby, Lisa Iackson April jackson Brandon Iackson, Darrell jackson, Edward Iackson, Melvin Ns Iackson, Iamison Iohnson, Iohnson, Iohnson, Iohnson, Iohnson, Shawn Quentin Belinda Gwendolyn Kenneth Mike Zabrina Iones, Arthur Iones, LaRon Iones, Mark Iones, Tammy Iordan, Iames Kepley, Crystal Kerley, Iohn King, Diondre King, Sheena King, Teresa Knee, Crystal Krigner, Phillip Krummel, Mark Lee, Lorie Lehman, Barbara Leverton, Randy Lewis, Ianet Lewis, Kendrick Lindsey, Raymond Linwood, Michael Lowe, Latricia Lucas, Keeth Lutes, Erik Mahone, Sherri Marie, Karen Marshall, Mleka Martin, Chauncey Matchem, Dwayne ZOXFRESHMEN Matheis, Dawn Matthews, Steven McCampbell, Harold McCaw, Melissa McDonald, Bobby McLean, Kimberly McLenna, Stephanie Miller, Melanie Mills, Kimberly Milton, Edward Moore, Lashay Moore, Michelle Moredock, Rick Morgan, Richard Morgan, Sonya Morris, Ron Morrisoe, Ellen Motsinger, Richard Munoz, Griselda Nash, Anthony Nau, Laurie Neal, Bonita Nelson, Crystal Newsome, Sidney Ngo, Trang Nichels, Marcus Nunn, Tara O'Neal, William Ortega, Ioe Af! ,X f X f 1 f Q fi ' QW 4 A A. ,. 2 ,- , new f 4 Q V . f f Milf, Q 1 ,V F,-0' 'xg . 1 x ss H 5 is Osborne, Regina Pannell, Kenneth Parkman, Felicia Parr, Warren Parrett, Lori Paul, Raymond Paulsgrove, Gary Paulsgrove, Terry Payne, Christian Payne, Patrick Payton, Leroy Payton, Marilyn Pearson, Charles Penman, Lonnie Perry, Bryant Petrakis, Kevin Pipkins, Gregory Polnitz, Michelle Powell, Renee Pudney, Carlos Ramsey, Claudine Rasberry, Ieanette Rayford, Candance Reed, Michelle Reynolds, Iohnny Ricca, Ianet Rickmon, Chelsea Ricks, Angela Ridall, Rachel Rindfleisch, Dominic Rios, Margaretta Ritter, Ioseph Robinson, Sylvia Roos, Kurt Routt, Eric FRESHMENXZ1 Rowland, Albert Rowland, Sabrina Russell, Elaine Russell, Price Russell, Steven Rutherford, Marzine Rutherford, Sheane Rutherford, Tracy Rutherford, Vanessa Sample, Daniel Schertz, Wanda Schol, Glyn Schwinn, Christine Scott, Ieanette Sellers, Patricia Shaffer, Henry Shelton, Roshima Short, Tammy Sievers, Iulie Simms, Randy Simons, Nancy Sims, Lamont Skaggs, Stacie Smith, Angela Smith, Lutissa Spiller, Stacy Spivey, Henry Sprattling, Vera Spring, Donald Stanley, Pamela Stimage, Melvin Stone, Mark Strong, Daryl Studdard, Rebecca Swanson, Michael ,M f , Mi.. 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Switzer, Stephanie Sydnor, Kenneth Talley, Melvin Taylor, Marggie Tessem, Toby Thomas, Christian Thomas, Crystal Thomas, Terry Thompson, Lisa Thompson, Nellie Tidwell, Cedric Tindall, Christian Tisdale, Shawn Trent, Gary Trent, Ienny Tripp, Cabot Tuck, Thomas Turner, William Tutt, Reginald Tyre, Daniel Usher, David Van Dyke, Homer Van Laningham, Kelli Vann, Kimberly Vargas, Ruben Wade, Leslie Wade, Lori Wagner, Ioseph Waldrop, Roger Waller, Maulana Walters, Tonya Walton, Tony Ward, Edgar Ward, Sheryl Ware, Camile FRESHMENXZS A 241 FRESHMEN Warfield, Leon Watson, Shawn Webster, Berley Webster, Monica Whittles, Kelly Williams, Angela Williams, Barbara Williams, Brandon Williams, David Williams, Felicia Willingham, Stacey Willis, Aaron Wilson, Dion Wilson, Patricia Winkle, Tyler Woods, Earl Woodson, Demetrius Woolsey, Tammy Workman, Deanna Wyatt, Dorothy Wyatt, Marvin Yaeger, Rebecca Yakley, Eric Yates, Melvin Young, Don Young, Stevie Zolicoffer, Marilyn as F' X , K 7 :.:5:2h'R' 5 but NNW? X ACADE C ACHIE fsnmmt ACHIEVERS 40 The Academic Achievement Assembly was held on October 2, 1985 to recognize those sophomore and junior stu- dents who had a grade point average of 3.000 or better at the conclusion of the 1985 spring semester. Also recognized at this assembly were the 24 senior stu- dents who had been inducted into the Senior National Hon- or Society. These 86 students represented the top 10'7!0 of their three classes. Certificates were awarded to the students for this honor. 1. Miss Unser, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Iohnson explain the assembly. 2. 4 Sharon Hayes, excited over her award. 3. Charcy Kirkman, and Sherre Polk, wait patiently. 4. Laura McGovern'and Deidre Burns listen to the speaker. 5. juniors stand for recognition. ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT ASSEMBLYXZS 'Mb ff 'qt' my : HIM m 'Kasw Y 4 'ZZ ' 1 my SOPHOMOREg G PF ll '59 Q6 an I Stacey Sullins President STRI G . . . T0 MOVE 0N UP. x -.-.rf gl W S i R Gina Rafferty ZBXSOPHOMORES Adams, Philease Alexander, Calvin Alexander, Corrie Alfred, Darrell Amos, Louis Anderson, Steven Armstrong, Tommy Arnett, Donna Ashton, Carrie Augusta, Cosheka Baird, Douglas Ballard, Brian Barnes, Candy Barnett, Michelle Basfield, Marc Bell, Annette Bennett, Michelle Biegler, Christine Bigger, Anthony Blackwell, Teresa Bohm, Kirk Boland, Michael Bond, Leroney Bonds, Kerri Booth, David Bowers, Timothy Bowers, William Branscumb, Duane Brown, Diane Brown, Raymond Brown, Scottie Buhs, Tracy Burnside, Iimmie Burton, David Burwell, Tammy ' if in-.ar 6 i - l Bush, Dana Bushman, Kimberly Byrd, Sherron Carson, Michael Carter, Rodney Chandler, Richard Chandler, Margaret Childress, Sandra Christy, Molly Clark, Angela Clark, Betty Clayborn, Arend Cochran, Kevin Collins, Lynn Comerford, Robert Contreras, Maria Cook, Lori Coons, Cari Cornish, Marvan Cotner, Iudy Courtney, Iennifer Crawford, Anthony Crooks, Glinda Davis, Cecil Davis, Deana Davis, Iames SOPHOMORESXZQ BOXSOPHOMORES Deal, Iohn Deemie, Lori Defreitas, Iodi Dixon, Billy Duffy, Catharine Dusenbery, Andrew Eckhoff, Iacqueline Edwards, Dennis Edwards, Michelle Edwards, Susan Elliott, Hedy Enyeart, Timothy Farmer, Louis Fast, Bridget Fehl, Iennifer Fields, Gail Fitzjarrald, Angela Fleming, Iames Fletcher, Dorsey Flowers, Katherine Foote, Noell Ford, Michael Forest, Fred Fortune, Cassaundra Freres, Rodney Fryer, Christina Gaines, Deloris Gaines, Iames Gaines, Latonya Gallion, Delmar Gallion, Sharon Gardner, Lenon Garner, Terrance Gaston, Anthony Gaston, Pamela l Q j WHEN 'Y Im ,,,, .. .uv .I Getz, Alan Glover, Marcus Graham, Heather Grant, Christopher Grant, Eugenia Gray, Iames Green, Sean Greenwood, Scott Hajnal, james Hall, Rita Happs, Alan Harris, Iames Harris, Ronald Hawkins, Lisa Hayes, Sharon Henson, Larry Hill, Lacey Hinderliter, lennifer Hines, Kelly Hittle, Michelle Hunt, Rochelle Hutchinson, Lawrence Hutchinson, Mary Ice, Christopher Ingram, Alisa Irby, Dion Iackson, Dawn Iackson, loyce Iackson, Kenny SOPHOMORESf31 SZXSOPHOMORES Iackson, Iackson, iackson, Iackson, Ieschke, Iohnson, Iohnson, Iohnson, Kimberly Lawrence Shelisa Shirette Patrick Iohn Leon Sean Iordan, William Kelley, Shawn Kennedy, Randy Keys, Dianne King, Iennifer King, Kevin Kirkman, Charcy Klinkradt, Kurt Koeppel, Daniel Lafayette, Iames Lakin, Kimberly Lamb, Robert Landwehr, lennifer Lawson, Christina Lawson, Lacey Lawson, Loretta Lawson, Robbie Lee, Angela Leeds, Franklin Leggison, Roy Levi, Amy Lewis, Iames Lewis, Anna Lewis, Laura Lilly, Iamelle Linsley, Edward Litwiller, Barbra .mari Ns.- ff' ' iii, if ,,,, iw M. ,yu- .AW IG' F' at Ay np- xl' i 17 W ,wi ,z . 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Ni 'Z Look, Howard Lopez, Ty Lovell, Lisa Loving, Charles sa., Ludolph, Theresa Lynch, Iohn Mabry, Iames Mack, Kara Madrigal, Silvia Magana, Francisco Magana, Maria Marizetts, Michael Marshall, Alicia McCormick, Maryalice McCreary, Elaine McDaniel, Ioseph McGrew, Sheila McKinley, Evonne Miller, Laytonia Mills, Iames Minder, Rebecca Mitchell, Candy Mitchell, Ronald Moore, Annette Moore, Kermit Morgan, Andre 34!SOPHOMORES Morgan, Deana Morgan, Raymond Myers, Kelly Nash, Iohn Nathan, Roberta Neal, Wanda Noel, Michael O'Neill, Brian Ott, Edward Owen, David Painter, Iames Parr, Iames Parrott, Brent Parsons, Michelle Patterson, Luwanda Perry, Lisa Phillips, Dewayne Pittman, Angela Plunk, Paralee Polk, Sherre Porter, Byron Pribble, Nathan Pryor, Matthew Purdle, Blanche Puryear, Genea Qualls, Demona I' 1 sezazg-,QQ L ' 'ms fm... fi s A , 1'-T, it-'P 4 . fi I W., ,W,,,,..:2f B, t,ttt P, tttt ,X Mm, M-MMM, , ,t,tttt, N- Y if Rafferty, Gina Raiford, Timothy Randle, Angela Redd, Sonia Rentsch, Donna Robinson, Fred Roberson, Ioanne Robinson, Margo Rogers, Wayne Rucker, Mary Rudd, Shona Rush, Chance Salem, Edmond Schertz, Penny Schmidgall, Steph Schwindenhammer, Stephanie Seals, Iennifer Sears, Tarence Shelton, Nichelle Shipp, Bryan Shrode, Iamie Siedlecki, Anna Sievers, Bradley Silvest, Larry Smith, Del Rita Smith, Karen Smith, Kelly Stalter, Michael Stevens, Karla Stevens, Melissa Stout, Heidi Sturdivant, Armos Sturgis, Penny Suddeth, Arnold Sullins, Stacey en ha SOPHOMORESXSS SGXSOPHOMORES Swanson, Nathaniel Tate, Thomas Taylor, Michelle Taylor, Rissa Taylor, Yolanda Thomas, Charley Thomas, Wanda Tidwell, Melissa Tillotson, Iohn Trapps, Theresa Vanausdall, Ioseph Vangundy, Mary Vargas, Maria Walker, Kyra Walker, Montell Walker, Robert Walker, Steven Walker, Timmy Warmick, David Washington, Ella Washington, Hosea Washington, Mary Webster, Danielle White, Dominic White, Lani Whitehead, Marcia Wilkerson, Darrely Wilkerson, Shelfra Wilkinson, Erin Williams, Victor Williams, Ierry Williams, Deondra Williams, Iacqueline Williams, Stephanie Willis, Michael Wisely Wright Wright Young, li l I i 4 n 5 .132 I '-rr A i . 1 I W Wilson, , Tammy Russean Emma Sandra Michael Zolicoffer, Iessie ' W' 3. 1. Sophomores pull hard at the tug of war 2 Noel Foote does her routine at the pep assembly 3 Gina Rafferty Stacey Sullins, Rodney Freres, Iarnes Mills discuss the strategy of beating the Central Lions. 3 in C! Z 1 G I5 W L A S s J pflfsiiiit gf 0 X F X S G . . . . Tammy Parker Ch B d y Treasurer S t ry ,? ---1-' 40fIUNIORS Adams, Kim Adams, Natasha Alberts, Lisa Alexander, Melanie Alexander, Pamela Alston, Larry Alston, Rodney Anderson, Devonee Andrews, Alycia Armbruster, Thomas Armstrong, Mary Atkinson, Clinton Babcock, Kelly Ball, Stephanie Ballew, Tiarr Barnes, Andrew Barnes, Gary Batra, Sajeev Batton, jeffrey Batton, Ronald Bazzell, Dawn Behymer, Darren Bell, Barbara Bell, Carlos Bell, Darnell Bell, Francis Bell, Tracy Bevineau, Del Vonne Billups, Eli Bingeman, Micca Blakes, Freida Bland, Nellie Bogar, Ronald Boles, Timothy Bonds, Torina wma., X2ln,x t ff? A We YM, .7 W, Boone, Andrea Bowel, Barbara Broadway, Charice Brock, Felecia Broomfield, Allen Brown, Anthony Brown, Connie Brown, Teresa Budde, Iohn Burch, Lasaundra Burton, Co'Detta Byerly, Stephanie Caldwell, Gary Carnall, Monica Chowaniak, Susan Clark, David Clark, Karen Clements, Warren Cockfield, Arthur Compton, Crystal Cook, Tricia Craps, Iason Cravens, Iohn Danage, Frederick Dang, Minh Dang, Thong Davis, Brenda Davis, Stefanie Decker, Robert Deemie, Robert Dillard, Lisa Dixon, Latonza Dixon, Rolshona Doty, Mike Driscoll, Donald Duncan, David Duncan, Roxanna Durr, Maria Eckwood, Ramona Edwards, Farah Edwards, Robin Ellis, David England, Patrick Ensor, Katherine Ervin, Pamela Evert, Iohn Fisher, Brian Flowers, Cynthia Ford, Helenia Ford, Henry Ford, Sabrina- Forest, Steven Foster, Angela Frye, Eric Fryer, Scott Fuller, Amy Furlow, Robyn Gaines, Demetri Garza, Moises Gibson, Robert Giles, Charles Glasper, Crystal Gordon, Kelvin Gordon, Virgil Gore, Eric Gore, Karla Graham, Iames Green, Pamela Gulley, Duane Halliburton, Tasmine Handing, Kelly Hankins, Vanessa Halvin, Anna Hayes, Curtis Haywood, Larry Heinz, Diane Heinz, Richard Henderson, Christopher Henderson, Mikaela Herron, Angela Hester, Lorry Hightower, Cary Hill, Cynthia Hill, Shasawna Hills, Wendy Hinton, Sherrie Hinton, Steven Hobbs, Chris Hollie, Marice Hollie, Tahdra Hopp, Karl Hosler, Iudith Housley, Crystal Hudson, Terry Hull, Iessie Hutt, Penny Ingram, Dennis Irons, David Isadore, Iackson, Iackson, Iackson, Iackson, Iackson, Sheldon Daniel Eddie Florence Keith Weddie Iefferson, Erin Iefferson, Karen Iefferson, Verneda Iohnson, Bruce Iohnson, Ricky Iohnson, Robert Iones, Iones, Iones, Kelly Keys, Henry Rita Sidney Danielle Efral Kimber, Alonzo Kimber, Dawn Kimmons, Christopher King, Monica Knott, David Koperski, David Kraemer, Krista Laster, Monica Lathem, Melissa Le, Cuong Leach, Denna Lehman, Kelly Leibel, Carl Lobdell, Anthony Lockhart, Mark Logan, Robert Lowe, Arthur Lucas, Nina Ludwig, Ieffrey Mabry, Robert Mace, Bruce Mack, Kourtney Markley, Angela Marks, Iacqueline Marksity, Daniel Mathews, Fonda McCall, Bradford McCool, Karen McDonald, Melinda McDowell, Theodore McElyea, Scott McGowan, Marlen Mclntosh, Gloria McClain, Chrisotpher McReynolds, Christina Mitchell, William Monroe, Robert Moore, Anthony Moore, Shorron Morgan, David Morris, Brandes Morris, Dangela Moulton, Randall Nash, Amy Nathan, Angennette Nelms, Terrian Nelson, Kelli Ngo, Linh Nordvall, Tracy Nunn, Carl Nussbaum, Heidi Ohl, Christopher Parker, Tammy Parker, Vanessa Parrett, Timothy Parsons, Michael Payton, Terry Pelmore, Bobby Perry, Ronald Pheasant, Diane 46fHOMECOMING Pie, Shalesse Plice, Angela Powell, Douglas Pribble, Iason Randall, Steven Robinson, Melissa Robinson, Tammi Rubsam, Richard Rushing, Iames Russell, Alton Russell, Darren Russell, Elmore Russell, Melanie Rutherford, Eric Saletzki, Paul Savage, Azusena Schafer, Denise Schoolman, David Scott, Donna Scott, Robert Simmons, Kina Skinner, Melissa Slaughter, Shannon Smith, Brendetta Smith, Darlene Souba, Stephen Southey, Holly Stewart, Connie Stewart, Gregory Stewart, Traci Stuckey, Curtis Stuckey, Rhonda Sturdivant, Stacy Sturgeon, Terry Sullivan, Ronald W in 'W q. .. .N i, ,,,. 'Q 4. A -4 'T il ps Swafford, Philicia Thomas, Amanda Thomas, Cynthia Thomas, Tyrone Thompson, Brenda Thurman, Alycia Todd, Mason Towle, Ieffery Trent, Angela Tripp, Wesley Tupper, Gerald VanDyke, Darrin Veazy, Ann Veazy, Edward Vincent, Philip Wallace, Barry Waller, Angela Ware, Angenette Wash, Lonnie Washington, Patricia Watson, Michelle Watson, Vanetta Webb, Penny Webster, Pamela Weldy, Teresa White, Casson Whitehurst, Angela Wileman, john Wilkins, Teresa Williams, Anthony Williams, Bobby Williams, Ioseph Williams, Shun Williams, Yolanda Winkler, Ronald IUNIORSX47 l 4. ...N if --.. 6. 4. David Koperski is ready to take a spin on the Big Wheel during Home- coming Week. 5. Tom Armbruster spends many early mornings working at The Breakfast Club. 6. Iosh Patterson is working hard . . . or hardly working? 7. Helenia Ford and Shalesse Pie give the Limbo another try during Home- coming After School Activities. 8. Pen- ny Webb, Nina Lucas and Angie Mor- ris learn how to operate the IBM-PC in Data Processing Class. 48fIUNIORS W hhwfmw , .... My f . fi ,W J .5 W 1 f f Q W 7422 W W , av f s S A fa, Workman, Dawn Yates, Iackie Younger, Valeria .-X X 0 C L EA Wil '55 Q6 as 1 SENIURS Q Ted Bixby President J X STRIVING . . . F011 THE FUTBRE S 35 ,Q ,.'. nigh I . J, 1 ,X., M K '331:a 5 X L eff- i , rl? ' A 'Willian wr' Loreaca Alfred - Alexander Armour . . Q Q n n n . Tammy Austin 50!SENIORS .Y s , 2 1 Q, mv' ' 'FJ Abner 4 lohanna Ahten Troy Akers Ieffrey Alexander 1 Evon Anderson e j,Anthony Allen A 3 1 Doris Amos Christopher Armbruster f A! In - V, nj -kk.. QSMMW A Karen Armstrong Sandra Armstrong Alma Arnett Ella Ashby af Tammy Autmon Mitchell Baggott Albert Baior Holly Baker 6 lc - 'iff' ef?- wi W 5409- Q X MQ W V gm ,-fa.. 9 wil! 41 -3 ,, U5 1' lk, .9-LZ, wr Q...- , -f- s.,.Mf R., - .- -one 'Agana umm-ur vnvqm-29 ,tm A n w t 36 W e -'Our we Alando Burnside Wendy Clune It .fav . ,,,.v i eM-J.,.....- 5 nsaxW 'vfi 5 Tami Cooper Q C Vt S 's mt X Robert Davey lr. 52!SENIORS Matthew Calloway George Colburn Iohn Cornwell Angela Davis V Tonya Camacho lenett Charle Michael Colburn Raymond Compton Ir. Christianna Crowley Iimmie Cox k T, A f,:,.yLjy 4:-53, Anthony Davis Damon Davis C' la. Tong Chau Wendy Cook Holli Danage Gregory Davis Lee Anthony Davis ,..f5 ,w., . 2 ,f A 4 Darryn Dunbar David Enyeari m Wk 'Ni Andrianne Foster ,.pf.1- Leann Daymude Crystal Duncan Teawana Eppinger - Wilhelmina Foster lohn Delicath Margaret Diggins XM V X l A , X aaaaaaa y . 1 Gale Duncan Maxine Elam ' Tl' ' Q i 5.: K as--, fig -t A il? 'Br ' A Q' X f. . 3 K 6 sl v 5, A ' 5 t E Q23 ' 1 , . . X, ,Arif 3 'i Lyn i - -1' -. N. ' i,21I,.' K t Am. F, gm Fx? ,Q W, 4? .qi Sw , , . in 1 ,rigid F, Sallea Draggist Excel Ellison Ir. Cheryl Fields Felicia Flemming Tanya Foote lames Freaner Rodney Fryer CLASS 0F '86 Troy Funk SEN IORS! 53 - we 3 4 ' T 1 . vt, , tg :V Mya' l 7 3 gg- 5 wi 'V H 'SUI' FM f Q -my f N Leander Gandy Eric Gardner 5-. Katrina Gardner Donald Glover Sarah Glover Bernice Gordon Q Claranne Gorman Orlando Grant Phillip Grant Christopher Green Kenneth Greenlee Bertha Griffin Tony Guyton Yolanda Guyton Randy Hadsell A V, Kelly Hajnal Dawn Hall Ryan Hamm Leon Haradon Alice Harris 541 SENIORS SE IORS Iacqueline Harris lanet Harvey Rachel Hasz Lois Hatcher Charles H8Wkil1S U lames Hawkins lr. Debra Herring Angel Hill Nicholas Hinesq Phillip Hornung Eric Housley Crystal Hudson Michael Hurt Tesa Irby lamere Iacksvn Kristi Iackson Rajesh lain Pamela Iohnson Yolanda johnson Elizabeth lones l CLASS 0F '86 SENIORS! 55 MFIYLWWW ,,,, . , 'f QW Www-' ur My W W 3 in M,nW,mf .N .mmf H 'Mp 1 f 3 X A is A in i - ,5 Q, ' K 446 4 4 N if f 4 I ff-sl .K W p.. 4 4 l fs. NA if , - I xy4':,,Va:, 1: -' : S ' 'A ' T- -iz.: lewell McCloud 'WR K . NDC! ., I MQ? , . Naieebe Monla Thuy Nguyen Charles Parker 53 3' l . Carla McGhee Laura McGovern LaSheila McMurtry 30 2 Sharon Neal Rhonda Merrill Troy Neubauer Steven Owens Iames Moore Vernon Morris .,z.- y .5 Michael Nordvall Colleen O'Connor Mitchell Ogden Dennis Patterson lulie Petersen Danette Pickens l Sl1HIln0n Pickens CLASS 0F '86 SENIORSf 57 ,ug 4 ,gg ff 'D 1 I A 'A gt . Sk 6 ,Q V giggia , x ,V ,B 1 . ,V Ya 3 7' f 19. 11+-f . w 5.2 4 Pl! ,1 P 1 ig, ' A, Yi X , egzwws 4, P- W Q x 'w, ASE A -H1615 'CIT' '27, f- - ' '-1 ,ww 1 -- v N -1-4. A 'Qfl J-W ' Ln.: ,,..f....,, fb .1 - f N 1 . QIJ 7 ,Ai t . . - . . .K 'wx'- JN,- '.Wt. . . . 3 N x Q . '. Wk 9-. X -.-A its E357- 'Sikh G-q,x atv' QR WEST' M 5 x V WRW i f 'Y x 4zi:g::gs1f1:kEEf5'f' ,W y X W - af I I i 1 ,It ,Milf 4. 1. Balloons make the centerpieces on the tables at the Prom. 2. Are they having fun or what? 3. Stacey adjusts Kim's crown. 4. lennifer straightens up her crown. IUNIURISENIOR PROM!63 STRIVING . . . vi. - ,-...., J U A . x,Ff -gig' ,Q-L M.: ,, QM y XA'. ...Y Aims , 'mt . ,f . Y A W , . I X get Q. fbi EQ fi 5 l. l ' -e,s! -- 64fSENIORS l Fon THE Goon TIMES . . . ' l l 1 I 1 i w l I 1. Chris Green and Tony Guyton think every class is a good time. 6' 5 2. Angela Davis concentrates on her typing. 3. To some students, lunch is the best time of day. X 4. Pep Assemblies are the best of times. 5. Believe it or not they forgot to do their homework last night. 6. Lunch can also be a relaxing time enjoying time with friends. X X THIS S YUUR SPOT 3 5 is L M Most Likely To Succeed Most Reliable MOSY PODUIHF Rosa Vargas and David Enyeart Dawn Hall and Steve Wissink Ted BiXbY and CYYSU11 Duncan Qscfnrh . W i all I t W -X Qfnmemt Shyest Best Humor Most Artistic Trgy Funk and Sherry Bennett Darryn Dunbar and Lois Hatcher Alando Burnside and Marilyn Barnett YQ' X' ,,- I. 54'-it 7 gkt ,. , .. V - R Wildest Best Personality Best Physiqug Most Athletic Carla McGhee and Ted Bixby Marc White and Beth IOUGS Ryan Hamm and Shawana Brooks Holly Baker and Iamere IHCRSOI1 TOP TEN AN STERLING MERIT CUONG HUNG LE STEPHEN C. WISSINK DAVID H. ENYEART INT DAWN M. HALL MARC A. WHITE GREGORY L. DAVIS RICHARD I. LANGEN SARAH R. GLOVER CHRISTIANNA CRQWLEY KELLY M. HAINAL STERLING MERIT RACHEL D. HASZ CLARANNE. D. GORMAN Blum- ' IAMERE IACKSON CRYSTAL S. DUNCAN CRYSTAL Y. HUDSON 1 L .E 3 DEANNA L. TRENT IOHANNA M. AHTEN 66 THE WAY Q L X 1 i Bill Abbey ' f- -. , ff ,n ,i K 1 , 4 J y j, . N Y Avia? ,V I ,B Wei- 4 ' ' - f .... , .4 1 , ,. Reggie Birris S Y Iohanna Ahten Doris Amos Tammy Austin Holly Baker Ted Bixby sl ,i s . fa . 5 . .f X M -.r 413. Amin M Chris Boles Shawana Brooks Deidre Buy-ns M 'UQU' a ' A f 1 y ,,,. vl if ai 1 ll' '-'Is ? , Avy . , Alando Burnside . S: A si . Z je j ,f-.k N .1 4 r ., -. ,.. Tonya Camacho A... gf' ' ff ff , , Af,. ' if' ' -QEWD 2 W-My j iisb A A Leann Daymude , . by Lf.k pan Ss NE' A at vs-Q I ,Q ff-Y Q Sarah Glover GBXBABY PICTURES Sallea Draggist Claranne Gorman Wendy Cook Holli Danage Angie Davis I .,, Q v ,fl I r 5 , 4 .1 I , 'f u- I Darryn Dunbar Crystal Duncan lim Freaner 'QL as L...-aww Orlando Grant Tony Guyton Yolanda Guyton E. o r W 7 Kg N-'Y ERE9 9 it ' gy jo y VVVV J, J V V V, xxx z y 2 'M K ll Kelly Hajnal Dawn Hall Ryan Hamm f X 1-5?asF.F ' '- rs , -. ,V A , E, Um, X 4' tu, A ' , i , vw' I K ,S R A 'S-5, ' XA f A. ' 'V V ' gi if 1 7 H3 ' wx Q ' ,. ' - , 4 .fi ! vW.9 , . 47 ' ffl a. t i Tesa Irby Beth Iones Tim Iordan Troy Neubauer Colleen O'Connor Heidi Purcell Y' M' as .ffl e,e QI' '-.K fi Ieanne Scholl Scotia Shorty Dion Smith , Sify. . - in .J S V' X 1 J V , . X 1 I 9' 5 , 'X S o xt A, N Linda Thompson Eric Thurman Deanna Trent x K2 Rachel Hasz Nicholas Hines . aeie S or Aft X QNQX . .- 51 fx N 'Q A-t 3 ' .,-'- K W' at 5 X x lim Lirleham Sheila McMurtry , -Q, ,Q ,goin t.., P . 2 . A K. . ' 3.. A . X s 'TX , S 2 . Q I' t X ,R xx . , Et if . Charles Parker Faustine Rains . , -,.:. , if ., 1- f' f -' ,M . .fQiif'f. :ri m .- - Q ff, ' ' 'r A . . if i s - . tk: Q, . x 1. w-1514- ' Z , : L. Y J 1 X it s X V' 3 xf. ,',N . x .t' ll N 1 1 Q W bfi 2 X L 64172 1 2' W 'VA ..f Mfg' 'jf w g M f it 3 , ,Y 1 A , 1 S an ,X 6 ti , af 4 2 , , ,, f ,f VM Q4-wav f M4 ,, 41 gf ' 'f 5 , 5, A 34. f fi . il! 4 . . 1 if I , ' i .- sf t 4 I . I fM'j !'9 lfff f-A i jf 4 fig. y i A il Michele Stanley lennifef SVYmb9fSkY ,earl as ' 4 Uv if K P. f J . 5 N, , his 1 ,., r +L Y 'S lt.. 1 i'- ' Q y ' In ' L 1 lames Tyre Rosa Vargas BABY PICTURESXGQ 34? 165 Mimx il ...JM 1 fl'-lla. We-D 3. 5- 6. 1. Andre Morgan caught off guard. 4' 2. Marcia Whitehead, Yvette Edwards, Yolanda Willams, and Shelisa Iackson with the famous poses. 3. Ierry Williams, Sharon Galion, Annette Moore and Michelle McKin- ley caught at their best time of the day. 4. Arend Clayborn, Kermit Moore, Marcus Glover, Cary Hightower, and Tim Rayford SMILE 5. Theresa Wilkins says, hi, 6. Carla McGhee, Please don't take this picture. X i l SPRING fy ku! if X SPRING PLAY- PETER PAN Peter Pan has lived in the hearts of young chil- dren for many years. The magic of Peter with his boyish charm, will wisk you away to Never-Never Land with a puff of fairy dust. The Manual Theater company performed Pe- ter's magic on stage on April 18 and 19. Playing the role of Peter was Amy Thomas, a veteran actress with the company. The ominous Captain Hook and his side kick, Mr. Smee were portrayed by Scott Luthy and Xavier Iackson. Scott has been with the company for four years, this year taking the position of co-stage manager. This was Xavier's first year on the stage. The Darling children were portrayed by Eric Gore lMichaell, Scottie Giesler Uohnj and Alex Demitrijevic lWendyl. The entire cast and crew worked long, hard hours in order to prepare for the production. They presented very successful performances including one given for the student body on Friday during sixth hour. 2. 1. Captain Hook, Scott Luthy, tries to make a get away. 2. The pirates forgot the captain! 3. The Indians and Lost Voice make peace. 4. Peter Pan flying away .. . I can fly. 72fSPRING PLAY - ,Wi iro- X. , q. NX S N . 22 5 wk ix 15 s Nl, N--Ti x x 'X X Six.: jul' TALE T SHO PERFURMAN CE FOR A CAPACITY CRUWD The 13th Annual Afro Club Talent Show was presented twice this year, for the first time. One show was given for the students during sixth hour on Friday, February 22, and the main show was given on Saturday, February 23, in the auditorium. A capacity crowd packed the auditorium for this most en- tertaining event. The Talent Show is presented in February in celebration of Black History Month. The members of the Afro Club per- formed skits, singing, dancing, model- ing, and readings. One student, Danielle Smith, was offered a screen test after the show. Among songs per- formed were Tonight and Leaving You Again. Students also displayed their talents in the form of Beat Boxin '-getting the beat by using your vocal chords and Rappin '-saying lyrics that rhyme. Door prizes were given away from a ticket drawing, the grand prize was a large stereo box. You can be sure there was plenty of poppin', lockin', breakin', and shakin' going on. 1. Walter McDonald and Marquita Furness, ask question at the talent show. 2. james Reed singing Tonight 3. Marilyn Barnett Stepping out. 4. Rumpy enjoys playing basketball while rapping to the tunes. 74fTALENT SHOW .4 f '...v.--f'?..t.s an 6' 1-Q Q .. FI E ARTS FAIR The Manual High School Fine Arts Program was held on May 1. The depart- ment areas represented were art, drama and speech, home economics, industrial arts, mu- sic, and pre-vocational work study. The Music Department, directed by Mr. Graves, Mr. Brodkorb, and Mr. Davis, pre- sented an excellent variety of music throughout the evening. A beautiful exhibit by the Art Department was made available for all. Mr. Farkash and Miss Ryan had students present selected items. Mr. Suhr, Mr. Shirar, and Mr. Serup had exhibits available for viewing from the Industrial Arts Department. Festival of the Arts for '85 was a great success. The visitors enjoyed viewing the achievements of Manual students in all the areas. 1. Bruce Mace shows his fine ability putting his art into fine arts. 2, Yolanda Taylor displays a dress made in clothing class. 3. The band plays a tune at the show. 4. Eric Thurman and Eric Frye display lamps made in metals class. FINE ARTS FAlR!75 BUUSTERS CLUB The Manual Booster Club is a group of active and energetic parents who work hard to raise money and support our athletic teams. Among the many activities they bring to Manual are the Carnival, Chili Supper, and the Harlem Magicians were brought here this year. They also run the concession stands at the swimming and girls' basketball sectional tournaments. 1985-86 Officers: Seated: Marion Linsley, Secretary: Sandra Robison, Treasurer. Standing: Bob Rush, 1st Vice Presidentg Barry Burns, President: Tom Robison, 2nd Vice President. Pictures No. 2 and No. 3 show scenes from the 1985 Booster Club Carnival. 76!BOOSTER CLUB at Q NQQWQGOQ 14.13- P T.0. mumivrfrnncnma URGANIZATIUN This group of supportive and interested parents works hard to help our school. They volunteer their time to help raise money through events such as garage sales, and helping out with the Mid-State 10 speech and debate tournaments. This year for the first time, the PTO spon- sored and served a Student Recognition Dinner. They asked each teacher to recommend an outstanding student, and then the PTO invited each student and their parents to attend the dinner in November. PTO Officers for 1985-86: Seated: Diana Daymude, President: Standing: lim Owens, Corresponding Secretary: Karen Bixby, Treasurer: Not pic- tured: Marry Wissink, Vice President. NURSING These students elect to attend I.C.C. during part of their school day during their senior year. They attend a program to learn to become a Nursing Assistant. This earns them 14 college credits and 2 high school credits. At the same time they work at Americana Healthcare Center in order to gain some clinical experience. Nursing students: Ianet Rose, Debbie Herring, Katrina Gardner, Glenda Simmons. 2. 1 PTOXNURSINGX77 NATIUNAL H0 0R S IETY This year's induction ceremony for the National Honor Society took place on May 2 at 7:30 p.m. The purpose of the National Honor society is to recognize and promote the principles of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. To be a member of the National Honor society, a student must meet many requirements. The academic re- quirements set a minimum average of 3.0. A minimum of 150 service hours during one school year is also required in order for a student to be considered for membership. This means that the student has either re- ceived a Manual Service Award or earned a letter in a sport or an aca- demic activity. Leadership and char- acter are also important require- ments that must be met in order to become a member. If the student meets all of these requirements, he or she is then in- ducted into the Society. 2. 1, Row 1, L to R: Kelly Hajnal, Crystal Hudson, Deanna Trent, Chris Crowley, Iohanna Ahten, Kathryn Voegele. Row 2: Greg Davis, Laura McGovern, Troy Funk, Romanda Rutherford, Dawn Hall, Crystal Duncan. Row 3: Richard Langen, Scott Wood, Leanne Daymude, Marc White, David Enyeart, Sarah Glover. Row 4: Holly Baker, Brian Ludwig, Steve Wissink, lim Tyre, Glen Berkshier, Deidre Burns. 2. Scott Wood, Steve Wissink and Marc White-concentrate. 3, Miss Unser, National Honor Society Advisor, goes over the evening's program. 78fNATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY , wi A . ' 'T ff' J ,, ' Q Q 1 K if ,,,g Z A... X 3 sm if iw S s ' i .li 1 L . i ff' fx ? i e if GR DUATIO THEY MADE IT! How does one say goodbye to 187 friends they've seen daily for the past four years? Graduation is that time and judging by all the hugs and smiles that took place, this year's ceremony was an emotional time for many. The Manual High School gym was filled and the hot, humid May 30th evening was as good as any to say goodbye. Wesley Sparks, valedictorian gave the invocation and valedictory address. Presenting the awards for the class was the responsibility of Mr. Otto Geist, Administrative Assistant. Mrs. Phyllis Markley, representing the school board, presented the di- 1 plomas. In her address to the Class of 85, she told them to Make us all proud-just as many Manual stu- dents have done in the past! Strive to excel in whatever you choose to do! The Class of 85 was also honored at Baccalaureate service on Tuesday evening. 2. 80X GRADUATION Peggy Linsley, Brian Allen and Yevett Leeds are positive they made it, The moment is nearing. Meggin Cook, Hang My Ngo, Marquitta Furness, and Harolan Gladwell are big moment. 3 nervous for the E CLASS 0F ' K NN 1, 'W 94 4. ' 'ie if ,nj 5.5 , x 'E ?' 9, WW 5 i N if fi . , . 1.14 QP at x ,fi - Q I 'fr I A 5. 1. Wesley sparks delivers the Valedictory Address. 2. The Class Gilt is presented by Marquita Furness. 3. Ethan Whitney gives the invocation, 4. Hang Ngo receives her diploma from Mrs. Phyllis Markley. 5. Valencia McClain begins the celebration. GRADUATIONXM BUYS STRIDE WITH PRIDE The boys track team finished with an undefeated dual meet season and placed 3rd in the Conference meet. The Varsity placed Znd in the Wood- ruff Relays, Champaign Relays, and 3rd in the Normal Relays. Sidney Iones set a Conference meet record in taking lst place in the High Hurdles. The Frosh-Soph team also finished with an undefeated dual meet record. They also placed 1st in the Chatham Relays, Lanphier Relays, Peoria Relays, and Normal Relays. Awards were: Most Indoor Points .. . Mike Banks Most Varsity Points .. . Sidney Iones Most Soph Points . . Walt Mahone Most Frosh Points . . . Calvin Alexander 1. Front row: C. Daniels, M. Banks, K. Banks, T. Mayze, L. Taylor, C. Morris, T. Hawkins, K. Woods, C. Herring, N. Ciota. 2nd row: D. Gulley, C. Alexander, W. Mahone, A. Lowe, B. Iohnson, M. Colburn, D. Powell, T. Moore, L. Davis. 3rd row: G. Walker, R. Morgan, B. Pelmore, L. Alston, G. Colburn, T. Raiford, C. White, C. Hightower, E. Ieffer- son, F. Robinson. 4th row: S. Randall, 1. Cray, M. Carson, M. Noel, D. Owen, I. Iohnson, M. Hurt, D. Clover, Coach Winkler. 5th row: G. Sanders, M. Kelly, G. Veazy, M. Glover, I. Deal, A. Kimber, S. lones, Coach Ricca, Coach McElfresh. Missing: E. Rutherford, B. Harris, A. Bigger, L. Iackson, S. Schmidgall, E. Thurman 2. Donald Clover and Sidney lones practice high hurdles. 3. Walter Mahone, Iohn Iohnson, Iames Smith, and Anthony Davis take a few laps. 1. SIL 2. BZXBOYS TRACK 3. 2, 4. Distance runners: 1st row: Nate Ciota, Doug Powell, Gene Morris. 2nd row: Mike Banks, Cecil Herring. Bobby Delmore, don't hit her with that discus! Here I go! Runner, at your mark, BOYS TRAC Kf83 LA Y RAMS R RELAY TEAM GOES T0 STATE MEET The Girls Track team had another outstanding year. The girls were hard workers. The Manual Team was very young, including many freshmen, sophomores, and only three juniors and three seniors. Once again, our 400, 800 and mile relay team went to the State Track Meet in Charleston. This year they added four new faces, Cynthia Gaines, Cynthia Hill, Deondra Wil- liams and Monica King. Mary Brown and Gloria McIntosh went for the second year in a row. The Running Lady Rams guaran- tee a good show with high hopes for improvement and greater success in the year to come. 1 I The relay team members: Cynthia Hill, Deondra Mary Brown and Gloria McIntosh. Come on, Mr. Hendricks! Let us run the Mile R Thomas. Monica says, are you crazy? Oh, I can do it, I know I can. 84!GIRLS TRACK Williams, elay, says Cher AV, X NNN., Nw N al., Kxwrf' -lnlltqsl 1. f ,,,,,, . ,,,, .,,,, . ,WWW , V 'M V ' jrjfm mwmam, W V . .,,, .. 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Christy Iackson in action. 3. Cynthia Gaines hands off to Gloria Mclntosh. 4. GO! Teresa GO! 4. GIRLS TRACKX85 - 1985 BUYS TENN S ti i , gy 3 ,s X i , AT CON FEREN CE TOURNAMENT The Manual Men's Tennis Team had a record of 5-8 for the 1985 season, but placed fifth in the Conference due to a herculean effort at the Mid-State Ten Conference Tournament in Springfield. The Tennis Team for 1986 is a veteran squad with five returning starters from last year-Scott Wood, Steve Wissink, Iohn Delicath, Marc White, and David Koperskig however, the team is counting heavily on some of our other players fSteve Anderson, Iohn Evert, Richard Langen, Chuong Le, E. I. Ott and Greg Stevvartl to have made sufficient progress that they may fill the void left by the graduation of Ioe Cao. Through hard work and a dedicated ef- fort, the Rams' Men's Tennis Team hopes this year to improve both its season record and its place in the final Conference standings! 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Marc White makes a good shot. 2. Iohn Delicath concentrates with all his power and might. 3. Senior, Ioe Cao, made a great team leader. 'f...av1 ' BUYS TENNIS BGXBOYS TENNIS .ll -,., sv 1 1 X K K ...av 3 Front row lL to Rl: David Koperski, Marc White, Iohn Delicath, Steve Wissink, Scott Wood, Ioe Cao. Buck row: Iohn Evert, Greg Stewart, Richard Langen, Mike Hodge, EJ. Ott, Steve Anderson, Chuong Le, Coach Diamond. Senior, Mike Hodge, certainly contributed to the teum's success. Scott Wood demonstrates his excellent form. BOYS' TENNISXB7 SUFTBALL REB ILDS The softball team had a rebuilding year in 1985. They finished with a record of 1-8 in the conference and 3-16 overall. Wins came against Bergan, Wood- ruff, and Morton. The best perfor- mance, as a team, was against Central, a 1-0 loss. By the end of the season the team made a big im- provement in hitting and defense. If the younger girls stick together and work hard they could become a good nucleus by their senior year. The most valuable player was Peggy Linsley. She led the team on the field and set an excellent example for the other girls. The most improved player was Annette Moore. 1. 1st row: Lisa Pruss, Renee Smith, Cindy Flowers, Stephanie Byerly, Glenda Simmons. 2nd row: Kim jackson, Angie Abner, Annette Moore, Peggy Linsley, la- net Platt, Alicia Andrews. 3rd row: Charlene Ygo, Chris Rushing, Ioyce Iackson, Mrs. Schoch. 2. Where is home plate, anyway? 3. Batter warming up? 88X SOFTBALL egg f fugllfv iff ww t fm 1 X 4 1. fi 3. if? 22 iltfff x sfmfig 2. ,wliyifw 1 4 issi -fi: 4, Senior soft ball team members: 1. Peggy Linsley, 2. Chris Rushing, 3. Lisa Press, 4, Ianet Platt. GIRLS SOFTBALLJ89 MANUAL HITTERS Given some bad breaks before last season even started, many people felt that the varsity baseball team did very well to improve its record from the previous year. Three key players, all pitchers, did not play because of grades, jobs, or transfer- ring schools. ' Coach Nelson was disappointed that play was not more consistent. Manual beat excellent teams like Galesburg and Limestone, but lost some close ones that they could have won, and finished with a mediocre 12-19 record. 1. Freshman Team: 1st row: I. Burnside, L. Hutchinson, I. Mills. 2nd row: T. Cumorford, K. Cochran, D. Baird, E. Sa- lem, M. Walker. 3rd row: Coach Meischner, A. Suddeth, D. Koeppel, C. Grant, I. Hajnal, M. Starter, and M. Parsons. 2. lim Nasium plays to win. 3. Brian Ludwig aims for a good blow. WSITOR 1752 f W Nl 9 ii M 3A NJ: I I film at' if UF A sew 2. 3 QOXBOYS BASEBALL BOYS BASEBALL 8 9 Fi H E: TTT? 5 V-..,.,,mmM . 1 l l , We ,LM lst row: Iohn Palumbo, Rodney Fryer, Ted Bixby, Mark Lochart, Znd row: Bud McGinnes, David Clark, Tony Davis, jim Tyre, Brian Ogle, lim Rushing, Pete McGinnes, 3rd row: Coach Nelson, Dave Tyre, Aundra Thomas, Iim Linehan, Brian Ludwig, Ieff Ludwig, Iim Hawkins. Mark Lockhart hopes to get him out. Will it be a home run? BASEBALLXQI wifzfm-1. J FALL NG N AFTER SCHO0L The big week started on the Tuesday follow- ing Columbus Day, with the Big Wheel Race. An astonishing victory was won by the Fresh- men, preceded by the Seniors, Sophomores, and the Iuniors. The next day was the tug of war, it was overtaken by the Dynamic Seniors, the devastating Iuniors took second, while the demonstrative Sophomores took third, and last but not least the determined Freshmen. On Thursday, the Limbo began with music playing. As the students took their places, bending their backs and showing a great deal of pride. The win was taken by Freshmen, second went to Iuniors, third went to the Seniors and fourth went to the Sophomores. Individual male winners were: Ioe Skinner, Seniorg 2nd, Eric Gore and 3rd Eric Yakley. Female winners: 1st, Chris Kepley, 2nd, Monica Laster, and 3rd Iean Armstrong. 94fHOMECOMING 1. fr W 3. 1. Let me see, a little to the left and a little to the right. 2. Hey we are winning. 3. Well, here it goes, I'm so nervous. 3. 'A 'YWQQ . W1-.J-- lf .,- if ,., , hx . .-fhW' Jniffs ' V' 2? .f H if '. 'N , 'gf'-'K ' 'hw , '- 5' , . '- a 4,21 4 , . if l 1 ,sq :af A - M -f-2 - 'fer - as . .Vg . - A e ia ., . '-'1. .,-- A 5 f ' ' . AJ . . . H Q-f A 1. The Class of '88 tugs in the mud, 2. Shawana Brooks says hi as she prepares to take a spin on the big wheel. 3. Eric Gore shows how limber he is as he places 2nd in the contest. 4. Trang Ngo hopes she will make it under without landing on the floor. 5. Class of '86 pulls so hard they win the tug of war. HOMECOMINGXQB SURF'S UP I R HALLS Surf's up for this year's hall deco- rations. All classes had a WAVE of colors throughout the halls. The mighty Seniors took first place. In second place were the successful Freshmen. In third place were the hardworking Iuniors. In fourth place were the striving Sophomores. Q 1,,,t..D!e.,w bv t 4 Ms., ,itt Q t ,fix x 4 i t n g A.. t.:.., gztir lt ' QSXHOMECOMING UP F of .tr, a rrrr D RQ! is fi! A 4, .1 ,,. K, :. fzgs , Q 1 4 f J, if , , ,f ,, v,,t , 1 V iv, f ,, t M - mat X W 6 W ,,, ' KH fwfiw f fi X , Z' ,lf M fm? f, J f iii ,, . g . v f ev , w 4 it GH , , ,,,, aw, tn Z X f i f if 1 1 V 11 .f ii 4. w X f .f f 1 1 l Z' f f 1 sf 5 Www K EM BJJL 1 8- I Q we .. .A.. .A-.Q-W w up My MV Q 2 , wr - . fm HOMECOMINGXQ7 FUT RE RISING STARS STUNT SHOW FEATURES AMUSING TALENT All the Rams went surfing this Homecoming. The successful Class of '89 was the opening stunt, which placed fourth. The striving Class of '88 placed third. The hard-working Iuniors placed second. The mighty Seniors won the Stunt Show and the overall first place trophy for the Homecoming year. Madonna appeared in all four stunts, boy was she popular. Mr. Roberts fMr. Rogersl, Pee Wee Her- man, Rambo, Tina Turner, Buck- wheat and Buck eye, Mr. T, and Chuck Barris were also popular. The closing of the Stunt Show was full of excitement. It included the in- troduction of the Ram Royalty, Class Attendants, and the overall winner of the Stunt Show. 1. The Senior Class show their spirit shouting, Seniors run this institution woo woo. 2. Troy, Pee Wee Herman, shows us his dance steps. 3. lim, please don't hit me haaaa. 4. Denise Proctor, Shawana Brooks, lenett Charle, and Beth lones are ecstatic over the announcement of Ram Royalty and Class Attendants. QBXHOMECOMING i .,.... STAN , SCREAM Sl SHUUT As you walk down the corridors of Manual, you hear the joyous screams 81 shouts of the junior class as they were awarded winner of the Homecoming pep assembly. This year everyone was bit by the spirit bug. The band the cheerleaders 8: even the faculty! lwowlj A7 'ww-....,, 1. No, I didn't get run over by a truck. 2. This is a new kind of megaphone blown by a too cool Reggie Burris, 3. The band joins in the festive oc- casion. 4. The Ramettes show their Stuff as they danced off Kool gl the Gangs Fresh. HJOXHOMECOMING The Main event was the pie in the eye contest. There were a lot more people who got hit this year than normal. As the event began, ev- eryone sat down 8: shouted requests such as: in the hair, smash 'em and many others. The Sexy Ramettes showed the cheerleaders how it's suppose to be done. They Flaunted their looks, skills 81 abnormal bodies. The choreographer was Miss Salvestrini. As the Pep Assembly ended, the spirit bug didn't but then again that's another story. l 2. 4. - YB 1 2' 5 .. '- Q is Xxx ' fi cw 6' we if Q 'Q N W MZ xg LAQE. , R33 gs sg:- .XL .N is ,,,lc5 :X ff' X SQA? X2 its sg' ,Qs xgo i! F age 'ks THE BIG GA M-H-S-we are the best! Well, that cheer turned out to be the under-statement of the year for our foot- ball team. I feel sorry for those who feel that way. Pa- per may not show how much hard work, dedication 81 spirit: that was in the hearts of each player. The main Homecoming event was a disaster: as far as the weather goes. It was a rainy Friday night. The announcement of Homecoming Queen was windy and wet! The cheerleaders just about had a fit in the cold, windy, rainy Friday night at the Stadium. The weather even caused the annual car parade to be cancelled. 1. 3. 1. I'm lean, I'm mean, 81 I'm a fightin' machine grrrr! 2. Boy, he looks like he enjoys his job! 3. This is the way you kick the ball. 4. Look at that scrimage, wasn't that fantastic! IOZXHOMECOMING RAM RUYALTY W Queen Ienett Charle Escort Rob Clough Senior Attendant Denise Proctor Escort Fred Lee - '-:'- - . ...- Yu 2' -E 'ii N -L if od L ,. A N: Nhihwk Sophomore Attendant Mary Hutchinson Escort Mitch Baggott 104fHOMECOMING xl f' Q5 -gy , ,r . ss .. X -sf sk :ago .5351 X t Senior Attendant Beth Iones Escort Steve Wissink Queen Shawana Brooks Escort Michael Hurt A W m y 5 ' I '- ,, l M. W Iunior Attendant Angie Trent Iunior Attendant Kelly Nelson Escort Danny Marksity Escort Nicholas Hines Sophomore Attendant Vanessa Rutherford Freshman Attendant Renee Feagin Escort Donald Stapleton Escort Mark Krummel ff fi, , ': W., , tt' Vw E ANCED HFURE ER The theme of the dance was Forever, a song by Kenny Loggins. Everyone sure seemed like they were having a great time. The Mobile Music Machin- ery provided the music. The Ram Royalty and Class Attendants were announced by Amy Thomas, Kelly Hajnal, Deanna Leach, and Reggie Burris, co-chairmen of this year's Homecoming festivities at eleven o'clock, the 1985 Homecoming festivities came to an end until next year! 3. 1. Arm in Arm Manual loves to- gether. 2. Don't turn around says Melvin. Okay just a little. she said. 3. Chris Green and Tammy Parker enjoying their slow dance to- gether. 4. Eli, Vannetta, Crystal, and Armosha give their point of view about the dance. HOMECOMINGM05 66 Agatha Christie has written many thrilling mystery stories. The Mousetrap is no exception. The story opens with Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralston Hoe McDaniel and Amy Thomasl are pre- paring for their guests at the out of the way vacation resort. Their four guests soon arrive only to find themselves snow bound. The snow also brought Mrs. Paravinci lMeg Van Gundyl. This mysterious lady was traveling from London when her car overturned in the snow. This accounts for everyone except Detective Trotter lRich Heinzl. Trotter came to investigate a murder which oc- curred earlier that day in London. Each of the resort guests were considered suspect by the detective. As detective Trotter is questioning his suspects, Mrs. Boyle lHolly Biggerl is murdered. This brings the count to two. Detective Trotter asked for a reinactment of everyone's actions to try to find out what happened. His one change was that he switched everyone and told them to do what the other people were doing. During this reinactment the murderer is disclosed and the case is once again solved. 1. Did the Detective shoot Amy? 2. Meg is seeing through Amy's deceptiveness. 3. Who got the last word in? 4. Amy worried that she might get caught. UUSETR fffv , Q i A L.,.h . FS is tw . .Aw ... 353' X Q 2 ...,,,,,., f 2. 4. 1. The Detective gathered information about the murder. 2. Tell me the truth or else! 3. Amy Terrified by the murder. 4. Little suspicious, oh . 5. Ioe MCD:-miels lets the De- tective in. FALL PLAYf107 The 1985 Cross-Country season was a challenging one for the running Rams. The harriers were young, with no Seniors on the team. The lack of experienced varsity runners was a big question mark be- fore the season began. The Manual runners, however, rose to the chal- lenge, leaving their stamp on the Peoria area as a serious force to contend with. As in the past several years of cross country competition, success was no stranger to this year's squad. With every member of this year's team returning, even bigger things are expected of next year's squad. Congratulations to the Cross-Country team for another fine season, and good luck next year! 1. Front row: Dion Wilson, Greg Fuson, Troy Comerford. Back row: Coach Ed Ricca, Kurt Roos, Greg Pipkins, Doug Baird, Dan Tyre, Scott Bledsoe, Coach McElfresh. 2. Gee, I'm exhausted. 3. Doug leading for Manual. 4. Yeah, I made it to the finish line. 108fCROSS COUNTRY STRIDE ITH PRIDE mf W as. . .. . ' ,,,r............N. 43 S P , + sr! 1. 'w S e ... K 5 .W . -ll -.- x.-.-sf-:samba-f K K ' - W saw gg,4,-,win ... - -Y-'M' K it .. . wx - .fi'i'V ft' ,Q .. Q .. . .., .M -M ..... . K A swf- M,- - - ss- .r N W we A M A ,Nr wwf, W, . . X www e . M, ,R x. W x. 'aff' at wt. K X-Q , eq 7, .. kg: U QQQQ . v:.i::. .: 1 . . Lqsg.,-:Qt - Eg . 2. 3- CRUSS COUNTRY 4. ? 1' 9 :ff A 'I mf r' if I k 'af an aw HQ s of-V - Y 1 x-N :N A ' 1 fx 'h x f, N- ' V H N 4' am S X. wg S . vw K A wwf 110fSOCCE DWISDUILAJL IKIIHKJEIRSF The Manual Soccer Team finished the season with a record of 4 wins and 9 losses. There were numerous highlights during the season led by Doug Powell who gained 1st team All- Conference honors. Doug broke the season scoring record with 17 goals and 10 assists. The defense was led by Mike Nordvall in goal and defenseman Ieff Ludwig. Next year's team promises to be a conference leader. 1 if 3. 1. Andrew Dusenbery, getting in the game. 2. Don't fall, Michael 3. Let's play says Steven 4. Douglas Powell says 'lsmiles is what you get when you are the best. 5. Ieff Ludwig looks like a real pro. 6. Come on, let show them we are Rams and that we are the best. R soccnu 1. 2 r 3 4. 5 1. 1st ROW-lL to R1 Troy Akers, Ieffrey Ludwig, Michael Nordvall, Douglas Powell, and Iohn Evert, 2nd ROW-Ronald Bogar, Michael Colborn, Troy Funk, Michael Iohnson, Robert Iohnson, George Colborn, and Cuong Le. 3rd ROW-Howard Look Ir., Ioseph Wagner, Christian Tindall, Steven Ander- son, Timothy Enyeart, Sajeev Batra, and Andrew Dusenbery 2. Iohn Evert giving us his point of view, as a Soccer player. 3. Troy Akers says Well, here we go. 4. Ioseph Wagner, says Take this. 5. Troy Funk practicing his kicks. 6. Here I'll get it. SOCCERX111 FO0TB The 1985 Football Rams completed a re-building season with a 1-8 record. The overall team record did not exemplify the teams' spirit. Team discipline and attitude were at an all time high. The team members played week after week like champions. Under the direction of new head foot- ball coach lim Mannaioni, the rams dis- played confidence on the field, outstand- ing sportsmanship at all times and had fun in the process. Post-season teams award went to the following players: Most Valuable Player-Alando Burnside Best Offensive Lineman-Orlando Grant Best Offensive Back-Iames Lamonte Taylor Best Receiver-Anthony Moore Best Defensive Lineman-Iames Fleming Best Defensive Back-Scott Wood Best Linebacker-Iohn Budde Most Improved Player-Steve Wissink Iron Man Award-Tony Allen Mr. Hustle -Don Glover Captain-1985-Anthony Webster 81 Alando Burnside 1. Varsity Team: Front Bow IL to Rl Orlando Grant, Kevin Cochran, Andrew Barnes, Anthony Webster, Gwenn Veazy, Terry Walls, Terry Payton, Lamonte Taylor, Alando Burnside. Second Row-Fred Robin- son, Chris Grant, Doug Powell, Mike Nordvall, Eli Payton, Keith Woods, Anthony Moore, lim Hajnal, Iohn Budde. Third How-Don Glover, Tony Allen, Dion Smith, Iames Fleming, Ted Bixby, Steve Wissink, Anthony Williams, Iames Gray Fourth Row-Bobby Williams, Eric Frye, Tim Raiford, Steve Schmidgall, Scott Wood, Marcus Glover, Darin Van Dyke. Missing-Ray Morgan, Chance Rush, Anthony Bigger, Charles Loving, David Warmick, Michael Carson. 2. SOPHOMORE TEAM Front Bow: IL to Rl Tim Raiford, Ruben Vargas, Iim Hajnal, lQUITl, David Warmack, Marcus Glover ROW ZAIQUITI, Fred Robinson, Kevin Cochran, Iames Gray, Steve Schmidgall, Charles Loving ROW 3-Chris Grant, Anthony Bigger, lim Fleming, Mike Carson, Chance Rush, IQUITI Top Row-Coach Evenhuis, Coach Moton 3. FRESHMAN TEAM Row 1-Coach Quilty, Kent Davis, Shane Cassidy, Gene Cagle, Harold McCamell, Mark Krummell, Rick Moredock, Carl Barnett, Coach O'Day Bock Row-Aaron Willis, Iohn Blaylock, Demetrius Woodson, Tony Walton, Shawn Tisdale, Ruben Var- gas, Kevin Chainey, Chad Bixby, Brian Gilmore. Not Pictured-Dave Ellingsworth, Eric Yakely, Arthur Iones, Iohn Kerley, Tarzae Edwards, Cedric Tidwell, Marcos Garza 1 1 ZXFOOTBALL LL-TEAM SPIRIT E ., FO0TBALL SE IOR TEAM BERS Iames Dion Smith Scott Wood Iames Lamonte Taylor Anthony Webster 1 X l l Keith Woods Alando Burnside Orlando Grant Tony Allen S is l Steve Wissink Don Glover Ted Bixby ti Cllr llfi 5411? FOOTBALLH13 A Y NETTERS Our tennis team ended the season with a record of 2 wins and 11 losses. Our best individual record was that of our 3-year veteran and captain, Linh Ngo, who won 10 and lost 14. Linh and senior Beth Iones, were the only two returning from last year. 1. 1. Candace Rayford displays her good form. 2. Stephanie Hayes takes a good look at that racquet. 3. Team Picture, Left to Right: Stephanie Hayes, Trang . We had several beginners who stayed with the team long enough to reach a level of 1 and quit because they real- ized they couldn't compete with players from other schools who averaged 4 to 4.5 in skill. As always, we hope for a bet- ter future. .M G 2. Ngo, Kim McLean, Candace Rayford, Linh Ngo, Beth Iones and Mrs. Butler. 3. GIRLS TENNIS 114!GIRLS TENNIS GGLFERS: D0 T0 A TEE GULFERS SUCCEED The Manual Varsity Golf Team experienced its best season in 10 years as Seniors Marc White and Ryan Hamm led the way for the Rams. The team tied for 5th place in the Mid- State 10 Conference Tournament fthe highest place since 1976's same finishl as Hamm scored a 79 at North Moor G.C. to take 5th Place Indi- vidual lonly the second Manual player to earn a conference place in over 17 seasons. White finished the season for the Rams by scoring a 77 at the IHSA Regional to become only the fourth Manual player in 12 years to advance to the IHSA Sectional. Team awards for the season went to Marc White lMost Valuable Player, Low Average Senior at 40.3, 4th Varsity M13 Ryan Hamm l3rd Varsity M13 Troy Neubauer lMost Improved Player at 22170 Average Change, 2nd Varsity M13 David Clark lLow Average Iunior at 46.2, 1st Varsity Ml, Mark Lockhart l1st Varsity Ml. Brian Ludwig l2nd IV-Ml, Brad Sievers l1st F-S Ml, Derek Hamm l1st F-S Ml, Bill Turner l1st F-S M1 completed the squad. 1. 1. Front Row: Bill Turner-Mark Lockhart-Derek Hamm-Brad Sievers Back Row Marc White-Brian Ludwig-David Clark-Troy Neubauer-Ryan Hamm-Coach Mar- tin 2. The concentration on Marc's face is penetrating. GOLF 116fGOLF W- .. A.. i.Hl-gmww. Rs 'sv- ,,M,. ,. 4. 1. Mark tightens his lips while thinking: I think I can, I think I can. 2. Troy invents the golfers dance La Cucarrache La Cucarrache. 3. Now look at Da- vid's form, the power all comes from the hip. 4. This is an easy shot for Ryan. GOLF! 117 GIRLS' SW M TE M This year our girls' swim team had the lagest number of members ever. At one point we had a total of 33 swimmers, and ended up with about 21. At each meet many of the girls were able to drop their times. Many of the girls discovered new events also. We had a lot of first year swimmers who improved a great deal. The team had 5 seniors. The whole team had a great time all year and had a super attitude! We would like to welcome all girls interested in either swimming or diving to swim with the Lady Rams. 2. 1. 1st row lsittingl-Chris Fryer, Becky Hinderliter. 2nd row lsittingj-Mrs. Bruington, Miss Higgins, Kathy Voegele, Pam Stanley, Maria Durr, Kelli Hines, Barbara Litwiller, Ianet Ricca, Tammy Burwell, Wendy Clune. 3rd row-standing on board-Melissa MoCaw, Iackie Eckoff, Heidi Stout, Iulie Sievers, Leanne Daymude, Lani White, Stephanie Switzer, Iennifer Landwehr, Beth Landwehr, Michelle Stanley. Sitting on board-Iudy Hosler, Regina Osburn, Hazel Scovil. Not pictured: Melissa Stevens. 2. I don't think these goggles work! 3. We got it made if only I . .. ! GIRLS SWIMMING 118!GIRLS SWIMMING 5 , X Wig, ,,. .V V, AE ' if f ' ,,' V Z ' , H J ,, EE, WV .W ,L MMM' ,W W' M 1. ry W M.. wr 3. ix. 'Air' AY' mi'-QNQNMM.. M nw Q. af MN ,LEW 4 , ,, ,V f LWW , X ,WMA 5. X xx A-Q Q- 6 2. K wavy ' 4. 1. Is it over with yet? 2. On your mark! 3. Point your toes Chris! 4. Get set! 5. Good start, Iulie! GIRL'S SWIMMINGM19 UM AN PIKE Our varsity volleyball team re- ceived many compliments concerning its overall play. The girls played with more spirit and cohe- siveness than they have for a long time. Unfortunately, we did not win many games. Our win-loss record was 3-13 overall. In league play, it was 2-10. The IV fared a bit better and ended the season with a 6-8 record. 1. 1st row: Iody Defreitas, Stephanie Ball, Tonya Gaines, and Lisa Hawkins. 2nd row: Sherre Polk, Dawn Hall, Rissa Taylor, Larry Hester, and Angie Abner. 2. lump, Dawn, jump. 3. Make it good, Bernice. 4. Sherre Polk, I finally hit one! Manwlf 754' V 'z 1 1 Bmw Liana E 120fVOLLEYBALL QVULLEYBALL VA f W Wg' 'F' Q.. 4a W ,. f-he-..n., , Xs M '1m, Y .f, - Q ig VW M 4 , W W, W.. , ff V :Z , ELA E H 'W 4,4 .gm ,, K f , Q1,,M.4,g, 1 , ... ,H W , w X x , ' wk 11' sin' L an filg ' .Q ff 2952525 if zwi ZW QM W . A 'mf ' H . ff? Qi , - ,L If I I , 4 Z, a ff + 4 X ,ww A ,fn 'Nj ,f ' w 2 224 . WM R 2' 1 131 'WH if f rg, N WINTER Striv to , I , , 3- H00000SH!!! VARSITY TEAM We are the 'Rams'-blowin' your mind like we knew we could. That is the best phrase to describe our boys' basketball team. Our players have so much dedication and playing skills that when they play a team they are close only for a short time, then we blow them away! The Rams consist of quickness, good shooting ability, and coaches with the talent to bring out the best in our young men. They have prac- ticed and played hard. They deserve the best for their efforts. 1. VARSITY: Iohn Deal, Curtis Stuckey, Iamere lackson, Shawn Wright, David Booth, Anthony Lobdell, Shun Williams, Lynn Collins, Frederick Lee, Sidney Iones, Darren Russell, Glen Washington. Kneeling: Mike Parsons, Manager, Coach Van Scyoc, Coach McClain, Ted McDowell, Manager. 2. I-V: 1st row: Iohn Deal, Ricky Morgan, Kenneth Sydnor, Monty Walker. 2nd row: Coach Stowell, Dennis Edwards, David Booth, Damien Hendricks, Ierry Wulliams, Coach McClain, Coach Meischner. 3. Freshman team: 1st row: Marlon Beard, Ricky Nelms, Dan Tyre, Ray Holloway, Sheane Rutherford, Eugene Cagle. 2nd row: Demetrius Woodson, Kenneth Sydnor, Reggie Tutt, Gayland Ford, Melvin Iackson, Marcus Nichols. 3rd row: Ricky Morgan, Damon Hen- dricks, Chris Edwards, Mike Costic, Gary Wil- son, Coach Stowell. FRESHMAN TEAM FRESHMAN TEAM The fresh- man basketball team has a 7-1 record against freshman competition thus far. This hardworking group hopes to continue the outstanding tradition of the state's finest basket- ball program as they become upperclassmen. 124fBOYS BASKETBALL Q . 3 f v f I I 5 V 4-by Q Y , Mm , V , mS..x , 77 :V,,, ,, ,Z .Mx Y rf V g i v' A , V 3 -M Q .i - P, W 41 S xx - , gx Pfkfgk ' b V. 32 si Xa M' 'S K Sm S: X. F if 6 UQ., ,M is THE BUUNCE 0F THINGS Our Lady Rams have had two perfect seasons. 11 They have not lost a game. 21 They have lost every time they have played Central. That is they didn't beat them until it counted most. They beat them in the sectional game of the tournament. Our Lady Rams are Great-Super Great! To be great you have to prac- tice. When you practice it makes perfect, which shows in our best players, Holly Baker and Carla McGhee. They have accomplished to fit other activities and honor roll on their schedule. A little rhyme to end the time: If you add a little spice and a little nice, mix it with jam and you'll get the Lady Rams. 1. Varsity team: Kneeling: Iackie Marks, Manager: Dennis Brown, Coach: Dee Dee Smith, Manager: Standing: Sharon Neal, Dawn Watts, Ioyce Iackson, Iennifer King, Rissa Taylor, Carla McGhee, Holly Baker, Micah Bingeman, Annette Moore, Cosheka Augusta, Monica King. 2. I.V. team: lst row: Mindy Funk, Ioyce Iackson, -, -, Tish Smith. 2nd row: Mrs. Rotroff, Allison Grane, -, Iennifer King, Shawn Iackson, Cosheka Augusta. 3rd row: Dawn Mattheis, Ron- nie Brown, -, Annette Moore, Rhonda Galleger, Wanda Neal. 3. Spirit Squad cheerleaders cheer for our awesome girls' basketball team. 4. Carla McGhee is polite to the opponent. 126!GIRLS BASKETBALL BAM N94 3 V Q E if Q nw.. QQ-fo ' -N., ,,,,,..- ..w,,,.,'-'- wwf, 6 wwf- 5. 1. Who got the tip off? 2. Was it a basket? You bet it was! 3. Struggling through but still made the basket. 4, Don't let them get the ball, Holly. 5. Going for those 2 points. 6. What's next, did they make a basket? 7. That's the way to do it! GIRLS BASKETBALIJ127 THE ATER DERS The Manual Boys Swim Team ended their fifth consecutive season with an above 500 mark in dual swim meets. The Rams swam to a 7- 5 record in duals and finished sth in the Conference and 5th in the Sec- tional Meet held at Manual. Six out of eleven varsity records fell this season as well as seven new freshman marks. Varsity record holders are Seniors: Eric Thurman, Ryan Hamm and lim Freaner. Freshman: Greg Pipkins. The team ended it's season with 28 swimmers and 3 managers. The future looks bright for the Swimming Rams with many exper- ienced freshmen, sophomores and juniors returning. 4. 1. Front Row: Randy Moulton, Coung Le, Derek Hamm, Mark Krummel, Mike Iohnson, Ioe McDaniel, Troy Comerford. Row 2: lim Moore, Mike Boland, Chris Grant, Brad Sievers, Greg Pipkins, Steve Anderson, Billy Turner, lim Hajnal, Ron Bogar. 3rd row: lim Rushing, Troy Funk, Mike Colburn. 4th row: Ryan Hamm, Iim Freaner, Karl Hopp, Rob Iohnson, Eric Sievers, Eric Thurman. 2. Ron Bogar takes his place on the diving board. 3. Here I go!'l 4. Troy Funk shows his stuff. 128! BOYS SWIMMING BOYS SWIMMING Sm AM., 5' JM, f, if X5 U Q , 5 1 . is NX Wwwww v w f uf fy , ,ag . ,fn MO? 4? W A y A 1' 4 if 5 1' 1 ,,'.,f fa! .uf ,fy The young Manual Wrestlers have improved with each match. Iames Fleming placed 3rd at the Lincoln Holiday Tournament. The james Gang, Iames Mills, Iames Gray, and Iames Fleming, placed 1st, Znd, 1st at the Spalding Tournament. 2. 1. Varsity team: 1st row: Coach Hallberg, B. Williams, D. Marksity, M. Doty, C. Rush, I. Fleming, R. Morgan, R. Lamb. 2nd row: D. Warmick, I. Mills, F. Magana, T. Payton, C. McLain, I. Iohnson. 2. A little more strength and you'll get down. 3. FrfSoph Team: 1st row: R. Vargas, M. Stimmage, C. Henderson, G. Trent, A. Bigger, O. Davis. 2nd row: C. Loving, I. Smith, A. Wil- lis, S. Tisdale, C. Bixby, B. Gilmore, D. Fletch- er, Coach Quilty. 3rd row: Coach Moton, D. Brown, C. Barnett, L. Simms, M. Gullett, S. Watson, H. McCampbell, R. Elam. 4. Don't let them pin you down! ISOXWRESTLING URK FUR PINS l 42 2. 5. 1, Ready to get the opponent. 2. Why a sad face? 3. Did he pin him? 4. Struggling for victory! 5. Both wrestlers in a tangle situation. 6. Don't let him get you down, Dan! 7. Was it a victory for Manual? WRESTLINGM31 gp- ... Mud-Mp. ,,...-f-w ' F 1 2. ,Mp- . . GQ.: QVQ 1. Ierry Williams with the lay up! 2. Dameon trying to recover the ball. 3. Custis Stuckey in action. 4. Did Shun Williams dunk or not? 5. lamere Iackson pulls for two. 6. Look at that defense. 132fBOYS BASKETBALL :AQ 13.58379-5 .sw 4 5 28 in 0 .x,,, fax URGAN IZATIUF S 5 ST DE T C NCIL Have you ever wondered why you vote for class officers? Well, these people run to help your class to achieve certain goals such as: home- coming events, earn money for Ir! Sr. Prom, the class gift, and the class picnic. But together each class works as one. Student Council brings a lot of activities to Manual to encourage students to get involved in the school spirit. The council is involved in Christmas baskets, Christmas mes- sages, party for South Side children, Mayor's Younger Buddies, after game dances, and spirit week. The Student Council also works hard manning the concession stand at the basketball games, and they also take care of running the sales cage at school. The advisor is Mr. Keithley. N Y 5 RMK ! X X xx ssl N . .. . .- ' ' Ss as '- K 551.2211 1. 1 f ' ' Ni N- B 3' V ww- D 1. 1st row: Maggie Taylor, Candy Rayford, Charice Broadway, Stacey Sullins, Rosa Vargas, Crystal Hudson. 2nd row: Gina Rafferty, Mary Hutchinson, Mindy Funk, Randy Moulton, Angie Herron, Heidi Stout, Iackie Echkoff. 3rd row: Angie Hunter, Kimberly Bushman, Claranne Gorman, Ted Bixby, Dawn Hall, Maria Magana, Crystal Duncan. 4th row: Doug Baird, Iennifer Rehl, Chad Bixby, Diedre Burns, Carla McGee, Florence Iackson, Lorry Hester, Tony Allen. 2. Student Council members and the children from the South Side Mission pose for a group shot. 3. Rosa Vargas, Claranne Gorman, and Dawn Hall - ts ,gf J . Q put together the Christmas baskets. 4. Diedre Burns, Iennifer Fehl and Claranne Gorman help the children with their toys and food. STUDENT COUNCIL!134 We I DR MA-SPEECH TEA w 2. 1. 1st row: Eric Gore, Amy Nash, Barb Litwiller, Hazel Scovil, Michelle Stanley, Helenia Ford, Melanie Russell. 2nd row: Faustine Raines, Chris Kepley, Sherry Heinz, Amy Thomas, Kathy Vogele, Charice Broadway, Kelly Henderson, Shundell Broomfield. 3rd row: Maxine Elam, Holly Bigger, David Enyeart, Claranne Gorman, Richard Heinz, Meg VanGundy, Darryn Dunbar. 4th row: Ioe McDaniels, Henry Ford, Tom Armbruster, Frank Leeds, Wendy MANUAL THEATRE C0. Over the past three years the Manual Theatre Co. has brought many fine productions to the stage. Such critical successes as Ten Little Indians, Damn Yankees, Peter Pan, and Mousetrap have helped the Company grow from just a few members to almost fifty at present. The Theatre Co. is under the leader- ship and direction of Mr. Farkash, with musical direction by Mrs. Rotroff, choreography by Crystal Taylor, and help from Miss Higgins and Amy Nash, accompanists. The season for MTC includes a fall play lusually a drama, mystery, or comedyl, contest play during the winter and finally, the largest l production is a musical in the spring. 1. SPEECH TEAM Each student on the speech team participates in an individual event. The events themselves have a wide range of variety including: public address, interpreta- tion, reading of prose and poetry, and acting. The speech season lasts from mid-November to the end of February and students usually begin practicing in October. 3. Cook, Sarah Glover, Beth Iones, Mr. Farkash, Advisor. 2. Speech Team: lst row: Iessie Hull, lackie Williams, Anna Siedlecki. 2nd row: Faustine Rains, Amy Thomas, Noell Foote, Meg VanGundy, Miss Ryan-coach. 3rd row: Claranne Gorman, Frank Leeds, Rich Heinz, David Enyeart. 4th row: Wendy Cook, Chris Armbruster, Ellis Swanson. 3. Members of Stage Crew: Hazel Scovil, Sarah Glover, Darryn Dunbar. DRAMA-SPEECH TEAM-STAGE CREWf135 CHEERLEADERS PIRIT Manual's Cheerleaders were cho- sen for the 1985-86 season during the spring of 1985. Seven girls were se- lected for each squad along with two alternates. The Varsity squad cheered for Varsity Football and Basketball, the Sophomore squad cheered for Sophomore Football and Basketballg the Freshman Squad cheered for Freshman Football and Basketball. This year marked the re- turn of the Spirit Squad. These girls cheered for Soccer and Girls Varsity Basketball. Highlights of year were giving cookies to the football team, the homecoming skit, the Varsity Cheer- leaders being featured in a commercial on TV, the Christmas pizza party, the fun road trips to Springfield, Calesburg and Pontiac and the success of our Basketball Teams. The Cheerleaders are very proud of Manual's fans who were recognized by Peoria High School as having the best sportsmanship in the Mid-State 10. They are supervised I rx- I 11 I 1. Varsity Squad: 1st rowACrystal Duncan, Angie Trent, Iennifer Svymbersky. Row 2-Yolanda Guyton, Shawana Brooks, Monica Carnall. Row 3wBetty Sprattling, Lois Hatcher, Colleen O'Connor. 2. Angie Trent, cheering to the fans. 3. The Varsity Cheerleaders roughing up the fans. 4. Spirit Squad: Ienett Charle, Hedy Elliot, Stacy Sullins, Chris Lawson, Felicia Brock, Monica Laster, Michelle Bennett. 136fCHEERLEADERS fl 'M 2. Win , H ,. ws x M., ' Nj M- V' 114 A , 0 A WV ,, :Q , f ,wfw if f X , , M ,, W WM--v 3. 4. 1. Freshman Squad-Front-Stephanie Hayes, Ieannie Armitage, Cris Kepley, Ienny Trent, Angie Baker. Back-Vera Sprattling, Ianet Ricca, Renee Feagin, Angie Hunter. 2. Betty Sprattling jumps high for the winning team. 3. Manuals mascot poses with Manual's future cheerleaders. 4. Crystal Duncan shows a winning smile for our team. 5. Sophomore Squad-Stephanie Schwindenhammer, Noell Foote, Kim Bushman, Charcy Kirkman, Kim Iackson, Marcia Whitehead, Renee Smith, Gina Rafferty, Gina Grant. CHEERLEADERSM37 RT CL IUAFRO CLU ART CLUB The Art Club is a group that brings art programs into the school to give presentations to them so that they might become better artists. They also take field trips during the year. For example, they visited the St. Louis Art Museum. 1. 1st row: Troy Commerford, Alando Burnside, Sallea Draggist, Kelly Henderson, Mr. Hendricks. 2nd row: Troy Akers, Phil Hornung, Angie Randall. 3rd row: Iohn Banks, Mike Noel. AFRO CLUB Afro Club is made up of 100 members it is considered a service organization. The biggest thing we have each year is the Afro Club Tul- ent Show. This is designed to reflect on the black culture, pride within the community. The club is designed for all Manual students, an input from all is welcome. 3 3 5 1. First Row: Crystal Glasper, Gloria McIntosh, Alando Burnside, Holli Danage, Crystal Hudson, Dawn Hall, LaTonya Gaines, Lorry Hester, Eric Housley. Znd Row: Mr. Hendricks, Ms. Edmond, Michelle Barnett, Sherri Hinton, Teresa Brown, DeeDee Smith, Melanie Alexander, Monica King, Iames Mills, Sharon Neal, Mary Brown, Sheila McMurtry, Phillip Moore, Mrs. Callendar. 3rd Row: Dion Irby, Eric Gore, Shawana Brooks, Kara Mack, Marcia Whitehead, Michelle Edwards, Alicia Marshall, Helenia Ford, LaTonza Dixon, Farrah Edwards, Florence Iackson. 4th Row: Tammy Automon, Armosha Sturdivant, Tesa Irby, April Woodard, Terrian Nelms, Stephanie Williams, Candi Rayford, Tracey Rutherford, Henry Iones, Angie Herron. 5th Row: Kristi Iackson, Iewlisa Taylor, Stacy Sturdivant, David Warmick, Sharron Callion, Diane Keys, Vera Sprattling, Felicia Williams, Terry Payton, Henry Ford. 6th Row: Carla McGhee, Robyn Furlow, Merilyn Barnett, Raquel Ware, Sherry Davis, Tammy Austin, Terry Walls, Angie Randle, Veronica Brown, Pete Walker, Tim Iordan, Lacey Hill, Louis Amos, Lawrence Iackson. 138fART CLUBXAFRO CLUB SMETULUGY maggw, 'f,, A An option to spending the entire school day at Manual is the opportunity to go to Trewyn and participate in the Cosme- tology program during the ju- nior and senior year. By the end of the second year a student most have com- pleted 1500 hrs. work at the school. They learn how to fix hair, fingernails, do facials and scalp massages. The school's services are open to the public. 1. L-R: Dawn Workman, Sandra Wil- liams, Deanna Leach, Angela Plice, Tabatha Lee AUTO ECHAN CS as . - is . ts These students elect to learn more about fixing cars 3 hours a day. They attend Auto Mechanics at Peoria High and then come back to Manual for 5th and 6th hour classes. Students work on cus- tomer cars in the shop and are told by the teach- er what to do to them. After work is completed they make a step by step record in a log. 1st row: Iohn Cravens, Ioe Skinner, Clint Atkinson, Phillip Vincent. 2nd row: Scott Barnes, Micky Bevineau, Moses Garza, Scott McElyea, George Colburn, Ron Sullivan. 3rd row: Iohn Bankes, David Duncan, Matt Calloway, Eric Gardner, Bill Ab- bey, Randy HadsellHadsell. l i l 2 . COSMETOLOGYXAUTO MECHANICSM39 DEB TE 1. Our debate program is alive and thriving at Manyal. Last season we added the Lincoln-Douglas level of debate to our program and advanced to final rounds at the National Fo- rensic League State Tournament-in our first season! We have also increased the size of the program from two debaters, five years ago, to thirty-eight participants this season. Classroom enrollment has mushroomed from thirteen to over eighty enrollees this year. Clearly, Manual's Debate Team is the most progressive activity our school has to offer. 1. Iohn Delicath and Ted Bixby display the National Forensic League trophy they won. 2. VARSITY: lst row: Coach Larry Reents, Greg Stewart, Ted Bixby, Angie Markley. 2nd row: Marc White, Brian Ludwig, Troy Neubauer, Iohn Delicath. 3. NOVICES 81 IUDGES: 1st row: Maggie Taylor, Tammy Burwell, lean Armitage, Sonja Redd. 2nd row: Ellen Morrisroe, Kim McLean, Stephanie Schwiddenhammer, Felicia Williams, Eric Routt. 3rd row: Coach Larry Reents, Chris McLain, Erik Yakley, Derek Hamm, Chad Bixby, Christian Payne, 4th row: David Ellingsworth, Paul Hoehne, Sarah Glover, David Enyeart. 4. LINCOLN-DOUGLAS: 1st row: Barb Litwiller, Doug Baird, Andy Barnes. 2nd row: David Koperski, Ieff Ludwig, Brian O'Neill. 1443! DEBATE f PECIAL ULYMPICS 1. PRE' CATWNAL aint Special Olympics began five years ago at Manual. At that time only three students participated in the activities. Our present team consists of 19 members. We par- ticipate each year in the bowling, basketball, and track and field competitions. Last year our bask- etball team participated in the re- gional tournament in Beardstown. Three team members went on to State in individual skill competi- tion. This last summer, 10 members of our track and field team qualified for State Competi- tion at I.S.U., becoming our largest team ever to go to state. Those 10 athletes brought 12 gold medals, 1 silver medal and two 5th place ribbons home with them. 1. 1st row: Susan Chowaniak, Terry Paulsgrove, Angela Laster. 2nd row: Pame- la Green, Clifford Gullett, Chris Harden, Iames Mabry. 3rd row: Pamela Webster, Sylvia Robinson, Iohn Haradon, Iames Gray, Darin VanDyke. Head Coach- Cynthia Baldwin Assistant Coach-Carl Hendricksen 2. Sitting: Tim Par, Susan Chowaniak, Pamela Green, Angela Laster. Standing: Michael Mari- zetts, Darin VanDyke, Iohn Haradon, Pamela Webster, Barbara Bell, Coordinators: Carl Hen- The Pre-Vocational Work Study Program prepares students for employment in the community. Through on the job training and ex- perience, coupled with course work at Manual, students learn and practice attitudes and skills that will enable them to become success- fully employed adults and contributing members of the community. dricksen, Iames Sedgwick. 2. SPECIAL OLYMPICSXPRE-VOCATIONALX141 ST DE T CE R PAGES The pages are good helpers for us in the Student Center. They run errands deliver messages, take out call slips for the deans, and many more things. The 1st hour pages collect attendance cards, check in tardy students and record tardies for the deans. To work in the Student Center a stu- dent must give up hisfher study hall. As a reward for this, they receive ser- vice hours. 1. Chris Biegler, Linda Thompson, Larry Huthchison, Camille Coates, Fawn Bailey, Beth Landwehr, Iennifer Landwehr Middle Row: Iohanna Ahten, Patricia Sellers, Melanie Alexdaners, Kelly Whittles, Richard Heinz, Chad Bixby, Chris Tindall, Mindy Funk, Lynn Heinz, Top Row: Angela Hunter, Iames Hawkins, Terry Walls, Chris Boles, Mike Boland, Amie Hester, Leanne Daymude, Lorry Hester, Darryn Dunbar, Edmond Salem 2. Lesile Wade files for Mrs. Williamson during her free hour. 3. Darryn Dun- bar answers the office phone during 4th hour. ew 142fSTUDENT CENTER PAGES NSELING CE TER The Counseling Center pages re- port one class period each day to the Counseling Center. They assist the counselors and nurse by answering the telephone, filing, running errands, delivering passes and many other various duties. 1. ILeft to Rightl First Row-Eugenia Grant, Angie Baker, lean Armitage, Lisa Thompson, Charcy Kirkman, Michelle Bennett, Tracy Nordvall, Stacey Merriman, Kelly Hajnal. Second Row-Carrie Ashton, Stacie Atkinson, Chris Kepley, Lisa Alberts, Veronica Brown, Molly Christy, Ienett Charle, Ianet Ricca, Camille Ware, Ianet Harvey Third Row-Monica Laster, Maggie Taylor, Sherry Heinz, Iulie Sievers, Kathy Flowers, Ted Bixby, Amy Fuller, Angie Trent, Stephanie Byerly, Stephanie Ball, Alycia Andrews TOP ROW-Kara Mack, Stephanie Switzer, Dawn Bazzell, David Clark, Ryan Hamm, lim Linehan, lim Tyre, Deidre Burns, Marc White, Lois Hatcher, Alycia Thurman, Wendy Clune. 2. Lisa Thompson answers the phone in the Counseling Center. 3. Iulie Sievers checks a student into the Counseling Center. I , ,,,,, 1. E bl'- ' 2 . COUNSELING CENTER PAGESM43 WECEP is a work-study program developed to assist underclassmen. Students are in a related class first ,,,,, , . hour, attend their regular classes, and work either at noon or after school. 1. 1st Row left to right: Randy Simms, Carlos Pudney, and Ray Holloway. 2nd Row: Chris Thomas, Lori Deemie, Dennis Edwards, and Charles Brown. 3rd Row: Lonnie Penman, Iohn Blocker, Ioey Rowlan, Gary Hittle, Paul Burns, Chris Gualambi, Ioe Ortega, Lashay Moore, Tazie Edwards, and Fawn Bailey. ECE ROW? A .. ,,,,,, ,,,,,W,,W.WM,.,WmWM-W? fff-- W WWf 'W Exim VVVVVV, , n,..z. .,,, -. N ma EDIA CE TER I Media Center Aides-No, it is not a disease. It is a position we were asked to fill. The jobs we do range from taking projectors to teachers to reshelving books. It's a worthwhile job in my opinion. Although we do many varying jobs, our most important and dangerous task is to retrieve TV's and VCR's from the coaches. 144fWECEP!MEDlA CENTER Row 1: Mrs. Brawner, Monica King, Fawn Bailey, Chris Schwinn, Michelle Edwards, Trina Bonds, Kim McLean, Ellen Morrisroe, Mrs. Boone. Row 2: Lerony Bond, Latonya Gaines, Roberta Nathan, Eric Yakley, Wendy Hills, Crystal Hudson, Iewlisa Taylor, Katie Handing, Kelli Van Laningham, Row 3: Dan Koeppel, Ieff Towle, Steve Anderson, David Koperski, Mike Swanson, Gail Duncan, Deanna Davis, Iamie Shrode, Randy Simms. Row 4: Weddie Iackson, Iimmy Graham, Greg Piphins, Alan Hopps, Bill Mitchell, Chris Payne, Heather Gra- ham. SCIENCE CL B TEACHER IDES 1st row: Mr. Thomas, Maria Durr, Maggie Taylor, Iessie Hull, Ann Siedlecki, Harold McCambell, Lois Hatcher, Mr. Nelson. 2nd row: Amy Ashley, Mindy Funk, Rachel Ridall, Allen Broomfield, Michael Swanson, Iohn Hills, lim Hills, Eric Lutes. 3rd row: Katie Handing, Sherry Heinz, Vera Sprattling, Melanie Miller, Randy Moulton, Angie Clark, Charice Broadway, Angie Abner, Candace Rayford. 4th row: Ruben Vargas, Daryl Strong, Iennifer Hunsicker, Sarah Glover, Lorry Hester, lim Rushing, Andrew Barnes, Ioe Ritter. 2. 1st row: Claranne Gorman, Gale Duncan, Lois Hatcher. 2nd row: Tammy Austin, Ted Bixby, Dawn Hall, Mike Colburn. 3rd row: Elizabeth Iones, Marc White, lim Lineham, Doug Powell, Deidre Burns. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is not about mixing chemicals and test tubes. It's basically about problems that can occur during everyday life, such as: cancer, problem acne, and lots more in those fields. They go on trips to get a better explanation of their curiousity. Anything that boggles your mind on how something happens or how can you cure this problem. They have speakers to come and tell them more. And as usual, ev- eryone comes out of the room with a lot more knowledge. So, the Science Club is a great experience-get into it if you are willing to learn. TEACHER AIDES Teacher Aides spend one class period each day helping teachers both at Manual and Tyng School. They help teach- ers each day with various class- room duties. This program enables the students to receive some experience in the elementary education field. SCIENCE CLUB-TEACHER AIDESM45 DE CWS , QWA wr .. ess SWS l 5' , l My 'I Tonya Camacho-K Mart - Mr. Schaufelberger, Laureen Sims, Tonya Camacho, Anthony Lee Davis, Denny Patterson, Rodney Fryer, Anthony Davis, Laura McGovern, Michael Hurt. pr Laura McGovern , Bergner's ' T , i ,M A . , ,, Www f K Laureen Sims Rodney Fryer Denny Patterson K Mart Bergner's F. Meyer Supply ,,,. l Q Ieannle Brooks 'W K Mart Karen Armstrong Michael Hurt Anthony Davis Anthony L. Davis St. Ioseph's Krogers Pancake House Pizza Hut MGXDISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION AND COOPERATIVE WORK STUDY IDEA- Q iff 1 l ln W W '--'A-.. '..,f ' ,gi W4 NNW 9 4. UFFICE EDUCATIUN ASSOCIATION 0F ILLINUIS Manual's Office Occupations Club is affiliated with the state organization OEAI lOffice Education Association of Illinoisl. Many of the members are em- ployed in Peoria businesses. The girls attend school first through fourth hours and work all afternoon. Members rocked for Special Olym- pics at Northwoods Mall with all pro- ceeds staying in the Peoria area. They also all participated in competitive events contests in typing, stenographic, accounting, job interview, receptionist, and general clerical. They were held on Friday, january 31 at ICC. Winners competed at the State Leadership Con- ference in Chicago on March 20-22. The club sold candy and carnations on Valentines Day to raise money to go to the leadership conference. 1. Front Row: Holli Danage, Romanda Rutherford, Karrie Roemer, Sabrina Tucker, April Lowe. Back Row: Teawana Eppinger, Bernice Gordon, Shawana Brooks, Rhonda Merrill, Hazel Scovil, Mary Brown, Mrs. Kleinow, Angie Davis. Not pictured: Thuy Nguyen, Rosa Vargas, Kelly Webb. 2. Romanda Rutherford pauses at her computer at Dresser Industries. 3, Shawana Brooks answers the phone at Meyer Furnace. 4. Thuy Nguyen works on the CRT at Talman Home Federal. OEA-IM47 THE BREAKFAST CLU You're late for school, you don't have time to eat breakfast. So what do you do? Anytime after 6:45 to 7:50, you can stop by THE BREAK- FAST CLUB and get a fresh dounut, a box of cereal or fresh fruit. To quench your thirst, orange juice or milk. The Breakfast Club is sponsored by Student Council, Manual Threate Co., and the Newspaper. The Idea was inspired as an ongoing fundraiser for the three organiza- tions and for the students and faculty to have a convenient place to eat breakfast. fvm. W 2. 1. Mayor Maloof and Mrs. Clauson cut the ribbon for the grand opening of The Breakfast Club. 2. Mr. Geist thinks of Dounuts, dounuts, yum, yum, yum, dounuts, dounuts, gimme some! 3. Mayor Maloof, City Councilmen Iames Polk, and Roger Worman give the first dollar to Tom Armbruster. 4, Manual Students dine with the Mayor. 148fBREAKFAST CLUB LANGUAGE H0 0R SUCIETIES v X YRS DELTA EPSILUN PI . First Row: Melanie Russell, Amy Nash, Rachel Hasz. Second Row: Richard Heinz, Iames Siedlecki, Najeebe Monla, Mrs. Brogan. LA SOCIETE HUNURAIRE DE FRANCAIS First Row: Dawn Hall, Charlene DeForest, Linh Ngo, Chris Crowley. Second Row: Wes Sparks, Ieff Ludwig, Mrs. Suhr, Glen Berkshire, David Enyeart, LA SUCIEDAD HON0l5ARIA HISPAN ICA First Row: Harolan Gladwell, Hang Ngo, Carmen Savage, Iohanna Ahten, Rosa Vargas. Second Row: Maria Durr, Tracy Nordvall, Howard Look, Ir., Tim Enyeart, Gary Tupper, Andrew Dusenberry, Randall Moulton, Angie Herron, Mr. Gordon. FOREIGN LANGUAGE HONOR SOCIETIESM49 MANUAL S NGERS The Manual Singers is the only organization in the music depart- ment in which the members are cho- sen by audition. This group remains the workhorse of the Vocal Music Department doing approximately thirty performances a year away from Manual. This choir has per- formed all styles of music from Bach to Rock and everything in between. 1. lst row: Eric Gore, Robert Becker, Crystal Glasper, Armosha Sturdivant, Renee Feagin, Latonya Dixon, Brenda Davis, Ron Bogar, Scott Fryer. 2nd row: Henry Ford, Frank Leed, Michael Colburn, Michelle Dilworth, Amy Thomas, Faustine Rains, Helenia Ford, Farah Edwards, Amy Nash, Yoland Taylor, Kelly Henderson, Bob Gibson. 3rd row: Angie Markley, Holly Southy, Allison Grane, Wendy Cook, Holly Bigger. 2. Denise Adams accom- panies the Concert Choir. 3. Mr. Davis directs the choir in a practice. ISOXMANUAL SINGERS CHUIRS 'M-.mm 3. 1. Mixed Choir: lst row: Patricia Wilson, Marvan Cornish, Mary Washington, Rolshon Dixon. 2nd row: Barbara Bowell, Keith Woods, Terry King, Michael Ford, Robin Edwards. 2. Mr. Davis directs a practice before the Christmas program. 3. Concert Choir: 1st row: Michelle Parsons, Philica Swafford, Pam Ervin, lim Davis, Iames Gaines, Ramona Eckwood, Marcia Whitehead, Wesley Tripp, Vanessa Hankins, Melinda Mc- Donald. 2nd row: Dana Bush, Lisa Lovell, Rita Hall, Maxine Elem, Kristi Iackson, Dawn Kimber, Phyllis King, Ann Veazy, Teresa Weldy, Michelle Watson. 3rd row: Danielle Webster, Iamelle Lilly, Bob Davey, Ken Greenlee, Steve Forest, Felicia Flemming. 4. Freshmen Choir: lst row: Kelli Vanlaningham, Barbara Williams, Antonette Eckwood, Freda Broadway. 2nd row: Chelsea Rickomon, Tracy Rutherford, Casandra Dailey. CHOIRSM51 URCHESTRA 3. 1. lst row: Michelle Dilworth, Cindy Flowers, jackie Williams, Anna Sidlecki, Iessie Hull. Znd row: Michelle Stanley, Alicia Marshall, Ioanne Robinson, Robbie Lawson. 3rd row: Angel Hill, Cheryl Fields, Tammy Burwell, Tom Tates. 4th row: Mr. Brodkorb, Bobbie Bryant, Candy Mitchell, Chris Henderson. 2. Teresa Coleman and Kathy Duffy show their talent. 3. Chris Henderson plays at Christmas program. 4. 1st Row: Regina Osborn, Iames Baney, Michelle Moore. 2nd Row: Theresa Coleman, Kathy Duffy. TSZXORCHESTRA fi? MARCHING MANUAL RAMS 1 . 1. lst row: Amy Nash, Melissa McCaw, Rebecca Studdard, Ianel Berkshier, Daryl Strong, Iulie Petersen, Monica Carnall, Sallea Draggist, Iennifer Courtney, Dawn Matheis, Melanie Russell, Angela Clark. 2nd row: Sherry Webster, Andrea Boone, Lori Parrett, Shalesse Pie, Stephanie Byerly, Leon Iohnson, Kim Iackson, Stephanie Schwindenhammer, Sharon Hayes, Iennifer Hunsicker, Wanda Thomas, Tonya Head, Donna Arnett, Karen Smith, 3rd row: Gerald Tupper, Robert Iohnson, Iohn Kerley, William Turner, Gregory Fuson, Lisa Duncan, Iohn Lynch, Dominic White, Steven Randall, Barbra Litwiller, Iason Ware, Mike Carson, Arnold Suddeth, Marcus Glover, Fred Robinson, Tiarr Ballew, Steven Hinton, Mitchel Baggott, Anthony Allen. 4th row: Eric Rout, Ioseph McDaniel, Donald Glover, Hose Washington, Alan Getz, Iodi Defreitas, Reginald Birris, Iohn Deal, Gerald Lilly, Robert Gibson, Mr. Graves, Kevin Mack, Christopher Green, Dorsey Fletcher, Bruce Iohnson. 2. BRASS: lst row: Bruce johnson, Chris Green, Steve Randall, Kevin Mack, Dorsey Fletcher. 2nd row: Reginald Birris, Gerald Lilly, Iohn Deal. 3. CADET BAND: 1st row: Iennifer Defreitas, Ieanette Scott, Angela Foster, Felicia Hudson, Sheryl Ward. 2nd row: Clarence Elam, Arthur Iones, Sonya Morgan, Louise Crayton, Kimberly Boyal, Renee Hill, Helenia Ford, LaRon Iones. 3rd rowi Mr. Graves, loseph Rit- ter, Damon A. Hendricks, Mark Graham. BANDM53 x1'S-- 75' f-W4 1. HAND OFFICERS: 1st row-Bob Gibson, Angie Clark. 2nd row-Sherry Webster, Director-Mr. Graves, Gary Tupper, Robert Iohnson, 2, COLOR GUARD: Holding sign-Iennifer Defreitas, Ieanette Scott. 2nd rowelvlark Gra- ham, Sheryl Ward, Louise Grayton, Felicia Hudson. 3, CLARINETSJ lst row-Lori Parrett, Shaleese Pie, Tonya Headd, Wanda Thomas, Andrea Boone, Sherry Webster. 2nd row-Stephanie Byerly, Donna Arnett, Kim jackson, Sharon O'Hayes, Leon Iohnson. 3rd row-Stephanie Schwindenhammer, lenny Hunsicker, Karen Smith. 4. DRUMS: 1st row-Melanie Russell, Alan Getz, Amy Nash. 2nd row-Donald Glover, Eric Routt, Anthony Allen, Hosea Washington, Ioe McDaniel, Iodi Defreilas. 154fBAND S fam S Z. FLAG CORE-lst row: Helenia Ford, Chris Fryer, Cindy Flowers, Tammy Burwell. 2nd row: Iackie Williams, Nellie Bland, Sheila McMurtry, Mi- chelle Stanley. FLU'1'ESw1st row: Ian Berkshier, Dawn Matheis, Becky Studdard, Melissa McCall, Sallea Draggist. 2nd row: Monica Carnall, Iulie Peterson, Daryl Strong, Iennifer Coustney. IAZZ BAND-lst row: Eric Routt, Barb Litwiller, Arnold Suddeth, Mitchell Baggott, Stephanie Schwindenhammer, Tony Allen. 2nd row: Mr. Graves, Amy Nash, Chris Henderson, Bruce Iohnson, Gary Tupper, Robert lohnson, Iohn Kirley, Lisa Duncan, Dorsey Fletcher. TRUMPETS-lst row: Greg Fuson, Bill Turner, Dominic White, Lisa Dun- can. 2nd row: Iohn Lynch, Carry Tupper, Robert Iohnson, Iohn Kirley. SAXOPHONES-1st row: Barb Litwiller, Tiarr Ballew, Mike Carson, Fred Robinson, Arnold Suddeth. Znd row: Tony Allen, Marcus Glover, Steve Hinton, Mitchell Baggott, Iason Ware. BANDM55 EWS PER ST FF .4-4 RAMPAGES Extra! Extra! Have you read the latest news in the school newspaper? If you have, have you noticed the writers are students? Well, these students put all their effort to inform you of the happenings around and out of school. They spend many hours laying out the paper and produce seven issues per year. Some students attend summer camp to improve their skills in writing, setting up layout, and improving photo- graphy skills. Several students also at- tended the Illinois State High School Press Association Annual Convention in Champaign to enhance their journalism skills. The editor for 1985-86 is Angie Markley. Mrs. Clauson is the advisor of the staff. 1. Seated: Claranne Gorman, Faustine Raines, Ienny Hunsicker, Michelle Stanley, Mike Swanson, Alison Crane, Lorry Hester, Charice Broadway, Angie Markley. Standing: Rich Heinz, Chris Armbruster, Rosa Vargas, Barb Litwiller, Iessie Hull, Anna Siedlecki, Rachall Ridall, Sher- ry Heinz, Iohn Hills, Ioe Ritter, Henry Bartholo- mew, Iames Hills, Brian O'Neill, Hazel Scovil, Sarah Glover, Tom Armbruster, Kathy Voegele, Mrs. Clauson. 2. Orlando Burnside gives Angie some ideas for the lay-out. 3. Richard Heinz and Tom Armbruster work together on the lay out of the newspaper. 1 SGXNEWSPAPER STAFF ,s...M.g , , a - A ,S s X iff: X X The Manual High School Key Club is composed of students who desire to assist in school and com- munity activities. These students are the future volunteers for our city. This club is sponsored by the South West Kiwanis Club. Manual's Key Club is one of nine local Key Clubs. Key Club is a very active organi- zation, the students volunteer in many activities such as the Neigh- borhood House Toy Shop, Blind Center, March of Dimes Drive, Cri- sis Nursery Christmas store, and Red Cross Drive. Officers for the 1985-86 school year were: Kelly Hajnal, Presidentg Claranne Gorman, Vice President, Richard Heinz, Secretary, Maria Durr, Treasurer: Darryn Dunbar served as the Division Lt. Governor, 1. Y. , 3. 1. 1st row: Kim Fox, Trang Ngo, Maria Durr, Mary Hutchinson, Linh Ngo, Melanie Russell, Kelly Hajnal, Hazel Scovil. 2nd row: Amy Ashley, Sherry Heinz, Iessie Hull, Kathryn Voegele, Shawn Tisdale, Iennifer Defreitas, Stephanie Byerly, Mr. Gordon, Advisor. Row 3: David Usher, Kurt Roos, Iennifer Fehl, Richard Heinz, Darryn Dunbar, Angie Markley, Claranne Gorman, Lori Cook, Mr. Roberts, Advisor. Row 4: Excell Ellison, Frank Leeds, Paul Hoehne, David Morgan, Sarah Clover, Leeann Daymude, Ellis Swanson, Beth Iones, Ioe Ritter, Mrs. Baldwin, Advisor. 2. Mary Hutchinson wraps presents that the children bought. 3,4,8z5: Michelle Parsons, Karen Smith, and Sherry Heinz volunteer at the Crisis Nursery Toy Shop at Northwoods Mall. KEY CLUBf157 YEARBUUK ST FF W E fx This year's yearbook staff worked hard to make your memories of 85- 86 GRAND!!! They went through special lengths to present this book to you. The yearbook is about organizing layouts, writing stories, and making captions for pictures. The staff went to a seminar to learn new ideas, new ways to set up a yearbook and different themes that could be used. To become a member of the year- book staff you will give up your study hall and spend it in the year- book room. It is a good experience to have and also it's all around fun! 1. Sitting: Sheila McMurtry, Charice Broadway, Rosa Vargas, Teresa Wilkins. Standing: Kim Adams, Sherre Polk, Mary Brown, Andre Morgan, Mrs. Kleinow. Not pictured: April Lowe. 2. Rosa Vargas works hard as yearbook editor. 3. Mary Brown and Kim Adams work on a layout. 158fYEARBOOK W V 3. . Q Q-wk rms: 5? 5 T 'mr N T 1 iggmwizmv S 039061 wwwws. 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ANDERSON, DOMMIE-Afro Club 1,2,3,43 Basketball 23 Student Worker 2,4. ARMBRUSTER, CHRIS-Newspaper 3,41 Speech Team 3,42 Science Club 3. ARMOUR, ALEXANDER-Baseball 1,2. ARNETT, ANNETTE-Concert Choir 1,23 Art Club 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 33 Afro Club 2,3,4. AUSTIN, TAMMY-Counseling Center Page 13 Afro Club 23 Teacher's Aid 4. AUTMON, TAMMY-Office Helper 3,41 Counselor Page 33 Afro Club 3,43 TSTM 1,2,3,4. BAKER, HOLLY-Softball 1,23 Volleyball 1,33 Basketball 1,2,33 Newspaper Staff 33 National Honor Society 33 Spanish Honor Society 2. BALL, IEFF-Football 2,3. BANKES, IOHN-Key Club 1,2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 33 Library Helper 1,2,3. BARNETT, MARILYN-Art Club. BENNETT, SHERRY-Counseling Center Page 1,2,3. BIGGER, HOLLY-Concert Choir 23 Chorus 3,43 Thespians 1,2,3,43 Play 1,2,3,4. BIRRIS, REGINALD-Key Club 13 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,4Q Orchestra 3,43 Swing Choir 3,43 Speech Team 13 TSTM 1, 2,3,43 Afro Club 3,43 Keystone Club 1,2,3,43 Homecoming Committee 4. BIXBY, TED-Key Club 13 Student Council 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Debate 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 13 Class President 1,2,3,43 Counseling Center Page 2,3,4. BOLAND, IAIVIES-Football 1,43 Language Club 13 Swimming 1,2. BOLIES, CHRIS-Office Helper 1,2,3,43 Swimming 1,21 Baseball 1,23 Hoc ey. BONDS, NORM-Basketball 13 Baseball 133,43 Century Club 4. BOYD, OTHA-Yearbook Staff. BRANSCUMB, DERIK-Track 4. BROOKS, SHAWANA-Afro Club 1,2,3,43 Office Helper 13 News- paper Staff 43 Varsity Cheerleader 3,43 IV Cheerleader 1,23 Secretarial Practice 43 Conseling Page 1. BROWN, MARY-Tennis 13 Track 2,3,43 Yearbook 2,3,43 Basketball 33 OEA 3,41 Afro Club 4. BRUMMET, IOHN-Track 1,2. BUCKLEY, RANDY-Concert Choir 2,33 Soccer 1,2,3,4. BURNS, DEIDRE-Student Council 1,2,3,43 Swimming 1,23 Counseling Center Page 1,2,43 National Honor Society 3,4. BURNSIDE, ALANDO-Football 1,2,3,43 Swimming 1,3,43 Track 23 Afro Club 1,2,3,43 Art Club 2,3,4. CAMACHO, TONYA-Office Helper 13 Pom Pom 23 Biology As- sistant 3,4. CHARLE, IENETT-Student Council 1,3,43 Pom Pom 2,33 Home- coming Chairman 33 Spirit Squad 43 Homecoming Queen. CLUNE, WENDY-Swimming 43 Track 43 Intramural Volleyball 4. COLBURN, GEORGE-Marching Band 2,33 Concert Band 2,32 Concert Choir 33 Football 13 Wrestling 1,21 Soccer 3,43 Swimming 3,43 Track 3,41 Art Club 1,2,3,4. COLBURN, MICHAEL-Key Club 33 Concert Choir 1,2,3,43 Cho- rus 1,2,3,4Q Football 13 Wrestling 1,23 Soccer 3,43 Swimming 3,43 Track 2,3,4. COOK, WENDY-Office Helper 33 Newspaper Staff 3,43 Tennis 33 Swimming 43 Chorus 43 Select Chorus 43 Play 3,4. CORNWELL, IOHN-Marching Band3 Concert Band 13 Football 1, 2,3,43 Cross Country 1,23 Wrestling 13 Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,4. OROVVLEYQCHRIS-Pom Pom 33 Office Helper 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Language Club French. DANAGE, HOLLI-Orchestra 1,23 Office Helper 3,43 Yearbook Staff 43 Pom Pom 1,2,33 Afro Club. DAVEY, ROBERT-Football 13 Choir 3,4. DAVIS, ANGELA-Drama 1,23 Newspaper 1,22 Flag Corp 2,33 Conseling Center Page 2,33 OEA 4. DAVIS, ANTHONY-Baseball 1,2,3,43 Play 13 Wrestling 2,3,4. DAVID DAMON-stage Crew 1,2. DAVIS, GREG-Football 43 Tennis 13 National Honor Society 33 l Baseball 4. DAYIVIUDE, LEANN-Debate 13 Newspaper 2,3,43 Science Club 3,43 Yearbook Staff 43 Swimming 3,43 Play 3,43 Key Club 2,3,43 Student Center Page 4. DELIOATHRJOHN-Tennis 2,3,4Q Golf 2,31 Baseball 13 Debate 1,2, 3,43 National orensic League 1,2,3,4. DIGGINS, MARGARET-Tennis 13 Century Club 4. DRAGGIST, MARY-Marching Band 1,2,3,4Q Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Art Club 4. DUNBAR, DARRYN-Science Club 33 Pep Club 13 Key Club 1,2,3, 43 Office Helper 43 Newspaper Staff 2,33 Concert Choir 1,23 Chorus 1,23 Swing Choir 3,43 Play 23 Swimming 2,3,4Q Football 1. DUNCAN, CRYSTAL-Tennis 13 Freshman Representative: IV Cheerleader3 Varsity Cheerleader 3,41 National Honor Society 3,43 Newspaper 4. DUNCAN, GALE-Key Club 1,31 Office Helper 2,31 Drill Team 23 Chorus 13 Swimming 1,2. ELAIVI, MAXINE-Concert Choir 2,3,43 Swimming 33 Play 3. ENYEART, DAVID-Key Club 13 Drama 1,2,3,43 Thespians 1,2,3,43 Play 1,2,3,43 Language Club French 2,3,43 Speech Team 3,4. EPPINGER, TEAWANA-Co-op 4. FIELDS, CHERYL-Orchestra 3. FLEMMING, FELICIA-Concert Choir 3. FREANER, IAMES-Cross Country 1,2,3Q Swimming 1,2,3,43 Track '1. FRYER, RODNEY-Wrestling 33 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Play 1. FUNK, TROY-Key Club 2,3,4Q Soccer 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,4. GLOVER, DONALD-Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3, 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Afro Club 1. GLOVER, SARAH-Kefy Club 1,3,43 Chorus 13 Concert Choir 23 Play 2,3,43 Newspaper Sta f 3,43 Office Helper 43 Yearbook Staff 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Drama 2,3,4. GORDON, BERNICE-Chorus 13 Office Helper 23 Volleyball 1,2,3, 43 Basketball 1,23 Yearbook Staff 33 Newspaper Staff 33 Afro Club 1,2. GORIVIAN, CLARANNE-Key Club 1,2,43 Play 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 13 Office Helper 1,2,3,43 Newspaper Staff 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Student Council 3,4. GRANT, ORLANDO-Football 1,2,3,41 Wrestling 1,23 Track 1,2. GREEN, CHRISTOPHER-Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Soccer 1. GUINN, PENNY-Cheerleading 1,2,33 Student Council 1,2. GUYTON, YOLONDA-Cheerleading 1,2,3,4Q Afro Club 1,3. HAINAL, KELLY-IV Cheerleader 1,23 Chorus 13 Key Club 2,3,41 National Honor Society 33 Office Helper 3,43 Language Club Spanish 33 Counseling Center Page 3,4. HALL, DAWN-Office Helper 1,3,43 Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1, 2,3,43 Student Council 3,43 French Honor Society 2,3,43 Afro Club 1,2,3, 43 National Honor Society 3,43 TSTM 2,3,42 Senior Honor Society. HAMM, RYAN-Basketball, Golf 1,2,3,43 Swimming 2,3,43 Office Helper 2,3,43 Science Club 43 Counseling Center Page 3,4. HARRIS, IACQUELINE-Track 1,2. HARVEY, IANET-Counseling Center Page 1,2,4. HASZ, RACHEL-Student Council 13 Tennis Team 43 Language Club German3 National Honor Society 4. HATCHER, LOUIS-Cheerleading 43 Science Club 43 Counseling Center Page 4. HAWKINS, CHARLES-Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. HERRING, DEBBIE-Key Club 1,3,43 Hall Runner 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 3,43 Softball 1,23 Track 3,43 Hall Deck 1,3,4. HALL, ANGEL-Orchestra 1,2,3,4. HINES, NICHOLAS-Basketball 13 Track 4. HORNUNG, PHILLIP-Football 43 Office Helper 3. HUDSON, CRYSTAL-Afro Club 1,2,3,43 TSTM 1,2,3,43 Student Council 43 National Honor Society 3,41 Yearbook Staff: Library Helper 3,4. HURT, MICHAEL-Track 33 Distributive Education 4. IRBY, TESA-Century Club 43 Afro Club 4. IACKSON, IEMERE-Debate 13 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4Q National Scholar Athlete 3. IACKSON, KRISTI-Chorus 1,33 Concert Choir 2,43 Basketball 23 Track 2,3,43 Afro Club 1,2,3,43 TSTM 1,2,3, IOHNSON, PAMELA-Pom Pom3 Track. IONES, ELIZABETH-Key Club 3,43 Drama Club3 Tennis 3,4Q Play 3,43 Counseling Center. IORDON, TIM-Intramural Basketball 2,3,43 Afro Club 43 Football 4. LANDWEHR, ELIZABETH-Office Helper 1,2,3,43 Swimming 3, 4. LANGEN, RICHARD--Newspaper Staff 23 Tennis 2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,4. LE, CUONG-Chess Club 1,23 Tennis Team 3,43 Soccer 43 Swimming 4. LILLY, GERALD-Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,43 Track 4. LINEHAN, IIM-Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,4Q Golf 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3,4Q Debate 13 Afro Club 1. LUDWIG, BRIAN-Basketball 1,21 Baseball 1,31 National Honor Society 3,43 Golf 2,3,43 Soccer 13 Debate 1,2,3,43 Key Club 1,2,3,4. MACK, KEVIN-Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1. MARSHALL, GARY-Basketball 1. MAYZE, SHIRLEY-Library Helper 2,3. MC CREARY, TONIA-Track 1,22 Band 1,2,3. MC GHEE, CARLA-Basketball 1,2,3,43 Afro Club 1,2,3,43 Volley- ball 13 Counseling Center 2,33 Newspaper 2,3 MC MURTRY, SHELIA-Mixed Chorus 33 Yearbook 43 Afro Club 43 Flag Corp 4. MERRILL, RHONDA-Tennis 1,2,3,4. MONLA, NAIEEBE-Newspaper Staff 2. Volleyball 4. NEAL, SHARON-Basketball 1,2,3,43 Softball 1, Afro Club 4. NEUBAUER, TROY-Orchestra 13 Golf 2,3,43 Baseball 13 Debate 1. NGUYEN, THUY-Office Helper 3,43 Newspaper Staff 3,43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. NIOEDVALL, MICHAEL-Football 1,2,3,43 Soccer 1,2,3,43 Base- 8 '1,4. O'CONNOR, COLLEEN-Student Council 1,2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 13 Varsity Cheerleader 3,41 IV Cheerleader 2,3. OGDEN, MITCI-I-Hall Runner 1,2. PETERSEN, IULIE-Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Debate 1. PICKENS, SHANNON-Pom Pom 3, Yearbook Staff 3. PROCTOR, DENISE-Yearbook Staff 2, Century Club 43 Home- coming Court 3. RAINS, FAUSTINE-Chorus 1,23 Marching Band 3. RICCA, TODD-Golf 1,2. RINDFLEISCH, TAMMY-Pom Pom 1, Swimming 1,23 Softball 2,3. ROBINSON, BUSTER-Cross Country 1,23 Wrestling 13 Track 1,2. ROEMER, KARRIE-Concert Choir 13 Swimming 1. ROSE, IANETTE-Pom Pom 2,3Q Track 23 Yearbook Staff 2,3. RUTHERFORD, ROMANDA-Afro Club 1.3.43 Co-op 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3,43 Hall Runner 33 Track 23 OEA 4. SCHNEIDER, KEVIN-'Swimming 43 Baseball 4. SCHOLL, BARBARA-Library Helper 2,3,4. SCOVIL, HAZEL-Key Club 1,2,3,43 Newspaper 3,41 Concert Choir 1,2,3,43 Swimming 1,2,3,43 Play 2,3,43 Quill 81 Scroll 4. SIEVERS, ERIC-Swimming 2,3,4. SIMMONS, GLENDA-Key Club 1,23 Office Helper 1,23 Swim- ming 1,23 Softball 1,2,33 Science Club 33 Student Council 2,3,43 Pom Pom 3, SIMS, LAUREEN-Track 2. SMITH, IAMES-Football 1,2,43 Track 2,33 Chorus 3. SPRATTLING, BETTY-Varsity Cheerleader 43 Teacher Aid 4. STANLEY, MICHELE-Marching Band 2,3,41 Orchestra 1,2,3,4Q Play 3,43 Swimming 1,2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 Flag Corp 2,3,43 Newspaper 4. STAPLETON, DONALD-Wrestling 33 Library Helper. SVYMBERSKY, IENNIFER-Key Club 13 Office Helper 1,2,3,43 Student Council 23 Hall Runner 1,2,3,43 Varsity Cheerleader 43 IV Cheerleader 1,23 Prom Court 33 Homecoming Court 4. SWANSON, ELLIS-Key Club 3. TARVER, VERRINA-Play 43 Teacher Helper 3. TAYLOR, IAMES-Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Wrestling 2. TAYLOR, IEWLISA-Library Helper 4. THOMPSON, LINDA-Concert Choir 13 Key Club 33 Newspaper Staff 3,43 Student Center Page 2,4. THURMAN, ERIC-Key Club 2,3,43 Soccer 1,23 Swimming 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,4. TILLOTSON, BILLY-Football 13 Cross Country 1,2,33 Wrestling 1, 2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,4. ITIES TRENT, DEANNA-Chorus 1,23 Thespians 1,23 National Honor Society 3,43 Manual Singers 33 Counseling Center Page 1,4. TUCKER, SABRINA-Orchestra 1,2,33 Office Helper 33 Key Club 4. TYRE, IAMES-Baseball 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,4. VARGAS, ROSA-Chorus, Key Club 2,3,43 Science Club 33 Student Council 3,43 Yearbook Staff 2,3,43 Language Club 43 Hall Deck 1,43 Newspaper Staff 2,3,43 Spanish Honor Society 3,43 OEA 3,4. VOEGELE, KATHRYN-Key Club 1,2,3,43 Swimming 3,41 News- paper Staff 2,3,43 National Honor Society 33 Play 3,4. WALKER, KERRY-Key Club 43 Prom Court 43 Football 43 Wres- tling 43 Basketball3 4 Track 43 Homecoming Court 4. WSXRE, RAQUEL-Concert Band 43 Prom Court 43 Homecoming ourt 4. WASHINGTON, GLEN-Concert Choir 33 Basketball 1,2,3,4. WATTS, DAWN-Basketball 1,2,3,43 Freshman Chorus, Afro Club 1,2,3,4. WEBSTER, ANTHONY-Football 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 43 Track 1,43 Concert Band 33 Concert Choir 33 Prom Court 43 Homecoming Court 3. WEBSTER, SHERRY-Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Iazz Band 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 1,2,3,4. WHITE, MARC-Key Club 1,2,43 Tennis 3,41 Golf 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Debate Team 1,2,3,43 French National Honor Society 2,3,4. WILSON, RON-Basketball 1. WISSINK, STEPHEN-Football 1,43 Tennis 1,2,3,43 Key Club 2,3, 43 National Honor Society 4. WOOD, SCOTT-Office Helper 1, Key Club 1,23 Football 1,2,43 Tennis 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 National Honor Society 3. WOODARD, APRIL-Concert Band 3. WOODS, KEITH-Football 1,3,43 Concert Choir 2,3,43 Basketball 2, 43 Track 2,3,4. WOOLARD, CHRISTINA-Automechanics 1,2,3,4. WRIGHT, SHAWN-Basketball 1,2,3,4. AIR CONDITIONING forbidden luxury at MHS ABBEY, WILLIAM LEE 50.68.139 ABNER. 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DAWN MARIA 40,143 BEARD, MARLAN DEWAYNE 14,124 BEHYMER, DARREN MARTIN 40 142,149 AKERS, TROY DEVON 50,111,138 ALEXANDER, CALVIN FLOYD 28,82 ALEXANDER, CHRISTINA MONIQUE 14 ALEXANDER, CORRIE MONTELL 28 ALEXANDER, IEFFERY 50 ALEXANDER, PAMELA ANN 40 ALEXANDER, MELANIE 40,138,142 ALFRED, DARRELL 28 ALBERTS, LISA MAE 40,143 ALFRED, LOREACA DIANE 50 ALFRED, SHEILA PATRICE 14 ALLEN, ANTHONY 50,112,113,133. 134,153,154,155 ALSTON, LARRY ONEIL 40,82 ALSTON, RODNEY DONNELL 40 AMOS, DORIS DENISE 50,68 AMOS, LOUIS RICHARD 28,138 ANDERSON, DEVONEE MARDELL 40 ANDERSON, EVON NINA 50 ANDERSON STEVEN ARNES 28.87, 11.44.28 ANDREWS ALYCIA 40,88 ARMBRUSTER. CHRISTOPHER IOHN 50.50 ARMERUSTER, THOMAS ALBERT 40.48.56 ARMITAGE. IEAN MARIE 13.14,36, 40,43 ARMOUR. ALEXANDER DAVID 50 ARMSTRONG. KAREN ANN 50,46 ARMSTRONG, MARY LOU 40 ARMSTRONG, SANDRA ELAINE 50 ARMSTRONG, TOMMY BO 28 ARNETT. ALMA ANNETTE 50 ARNETT, DONNA LEE 28.53.54 ASHBY, ELLA LOUISE 50 ASHLEY, AMY ELIZABETH 14,45,57 AHSTON, CARRIE 28 ATKINSON, CLINTON BOYD 40.39 ATKINSON, STACIE RENEE 14,43 AUGUSTA. GOSHEKA DESHAWN 26,28 AUSTIN, RASHONDA IAUTON 14 AUSTIN. TAMMY LASHONA 50,68, 38 AUTMON, TAMMY LYNN 50 BELL, ANNET'TE 28 BELL, BARBARA ANN 40,141 BELL, CARLOS THOMAS 40 BELL. DARNELL LARRY 40 BELL, DARNELL 14 BELL, FRANCIS MICHEAL 40 BELL. TRACY DOLLAR 40 BELL. NEVEDA LISA 14,121 BENNETT. KELVIN LAMAR 14 BENNETT, MICHELLE LEE 28.136, 143 BENNETT SHERRY LYNN 51,67 BERKSHIER, IANELLE DENISE 14, 153,155 BEVINEAU, DELL VONNE 39,40 BLACKBOARDS Does anybody know why they're green? BABCOCK, IAMIE IO 14 BABCOCK, KELLY 40 BAGGOTT. MITCHELL LAVERNE 50,104,153,155 BAILEY, FAWN LATRICE 14,42 BAIOR, BAIOR, BAIRD, 134,140 BAKER. BAKER, ALBERT LEE 50 MICHAEL ALAN 14 DOUGLAS DAVID 28,88,108, ANGELA MARIE 14.37.43 HOLLY SUZANNE 50,67,68, BIEGLER, CHRISTINE ANN 28,42 BIGGER, ANTHONY IUDE 12.28.30 BIGGER. HOLLY LYNNN 51,6,35,27 BILLUPS. ELI C. 40 BILLUPS, GREGORY CHARLES 14 BILLUPS, STEVEN 51 BINGEMAN. MICCA 40 BINION. ALEXANDER 14 BIRRIS. REGINALD EARL 51,68,100 BIXBY, CHAD WILLIAM 15,16,12,34, 40,42 BIXBY, TED MATTHEW 49,51,67,68, 91,12.13,40.43 BLACKWELL, TERESA ANN 28 BLAKES, FREIDA RENAE 40 BLAND, NELLIE MICHELLE 40,55 BLAYLOCK, IOHN VIRGIL 15.12 BLOCKER, IOHN L. 44 BLOCKER. LEONIDAS 15 BOGAR, RONALD CARY 40,11,28,50 BOHN, KIRK EUGENE 28 BOLAND, IAMES VICTOR 51 BOLAND, MICHEAL SHANNON 28, 42 BOLES, CHRISTOPHER SEAN 51.68, 42 BOLES, TIMOTHY CRAIG 40 BOND, LERONEY CORTEZ 28,144 BONDS, KERRI IO 28 BONDS. NORMAN LAMONT 51 BONDS, TORINA DENISE 40,144 BOND, VERONICA RENA 15 BOONE, ANDREA DONNE 41,153-, 154 BOOTH. DAVID LAMAR 28,124 BOWELL, BARBARA LYNN 41.151 BOWERS, TIMOTHY RAY 28 BOWERS, WILLIAM IOHN 28 BOYD, KIMBERLY SHALON 15.153 BOYD, OTHA LEE 51 BRADLEY. DONNELL 15 BRAKEBILL, CHRISTY ELAINE 15 BRANSCUMB, DUANE ALLEN 28 BRANSCUMB, DERIK WAYNE 51 BRIGGS, TRENT ALLAN 15 BROADWAY. CHARICE ANTOIN 39, 41,73,134,135,145.156.158 BROADWAY, FREDA DENISE 15,51 BROCK. FELICIA DENENE 41,136 BROOKS. IEANNIE 51,46 BROOKS, SHAWANA LYNNE 51,67, 68,95,98,104,136,138,147 BROOMFIELD, ALLEN DWAYNE 441.45 78 BALL. IEFFREY TODD 51 BALL. STEPHANIE DENISE 40,120 BALLARD, BRIAN KEITH 28 BALLEW, TIARR DANETTE 40.153, 155 BANKES, IOHN NYLE 51,138,139 BANKS, TODD EDELL 14 BARNES, ANDREW GREGORY 40. 112,140,145 BARNES, CANDY LUCILLE 28 BARNES. CHARLES FREDERICK 14 BARNES. GARY SCO'I'T 40,139 BROOMFIELD, SHARLET LATREASE 15 BROOMFIELD, SHUNDELL CAPRIECE 15 35 .1 ANTHONY 41 BROWN, BROWN, CHARLES EDWARD 15.144 BROWN, CONNIE DENISE 41 BROWN, DARRELL EUGENE 51 BROWN, DERRICK ALEXANDER 15, 30 BROWN, DIANE 28 BROWN, MARY FRANCES 51,84,85, 138,147,158,159 16 BARNES. MATTHEW THOMAS 14, BARNETT, CARL LEROY 14,112,130 HARNETT ERICA IEAN 14 BARNETT, MARILYN MARIE 51,67, 176f INDEX BROWN, RAYMOND LEWIS 28 BROWN, SCOTTIE LEE 28 BROWN, TERESA ANN 41.85.138 BROWN, VERONICA LYNETTE 15, 138,143 DEX BROWNING, FREDRICK DAVID 15 BRYANT, BOBBI IO 15,152 BUCKLEY, RANDY RAY 51 BUDDE, IOHN ALBERT 41,112 BUHS, TRACY LYNN 28 BRUMMET. IOHN EDWARD 51 BURCH, KEVIN 15 BURCH, LASAUNDRA GRACE 41 BURCH, IR. MAGNESS D. 15 BURNS, DEIDRE CHRISTINE 25.51, 68,78,134,143 BURNS, PAUL EUGENE 15,144 BURNSIDE, ALANDO LAMONT 52, 67,68,112,113,138,156 BURNSIDE, IIMMIE DEAN 28,88 BURTON, CODETTA MAIORNETTE 41,73 BUREON, DAVID 28 BURWELL, TAMMY LYNN 28.118, 140,152,155 BUSH, DANA LAREESE 29 BYERLY, STEPHANIE DEANNE 41. 153,154,157 BYRD. LORETTA 15 BYRD. SHERRON LYNN 29 BUSHMAN, KIMBERLY ANN 29,134, 137 GLUE what no freshman has CAGLE. IR. EDWARD EUGENE 15, 112,124 CALDWELL, GARY IERONE 41 CALLOWAY. MATTHEW EVANS 52, 139 CAMACHO TONYA RENAE 52.68. 146 CANNON, TODD PATRICK 15 CARNALL. MONICA ANN 41.136, 153,155 CARSON, MICHAEL PAUL 29.82,112, 153.155 CARTER, RODNEY LEWIS 29 CASSIDY, SHANE EDWARD 12,15, 112 CHANCE PATRICIA LYNN 15 CHANDLER, IR. RICHARD CHARLES 29 CHANDLER, MARGARET CAMILLE 29 CHANEY, KEVIN LEE 15,112 CHARLE, IANETT DAWN 52,98,104, 136.143 CHAU, TONG BA 52 CHILDRESS, SANDRA DENISE 29 CHOWANIAK. SUSAN ANN 41,141 CHRISTY. MOLLY FRANCES 29,143 CLARK, ANGELA RUTH 29,145.153. 154 CLARK, BETTY 29 CLARK, DAVID LEE 41,91,116.117.143 CLARK, KAREN EVETTE 41 CLAYBORN. AREND LANDON 29,70 CLEMENTS, ERIC MARIUS 15 CLEMENTS, WARREN LEMONTE 41 CLUNE, WENDY MARIE 52,118,143 COATES, CAMILLE LATRICE 15,121. 142 COCHRAN, KEVIN RYAN 29.88.112 COCKFIELD. AUTHUR VANDEL 41 COLBURN, GEORGE EVERE'T'T 51, 111,139 COLBURN, MICHEAL RAY 52.110, 111.128,129.150 COLEMAN. TERESA LYNN 15,152 COLLIER, KATHLEENE LYNN 15 COLLINS, IR, LYNN 29,124,125 COMERFORD, ROBERT TROY 29, 108,128,138 COMPTON, CRYSTAL 41 COMPTON, IR, RAYMOND 52 CONTRERAS. MARIA 29 COOK, LORI ANGELA 29.157 COOK, TRICIA IO 41 COOK, WENDY SUE 52.68.150 COOPER, IUDY 15 COOPER, TAMI 52 COONS. CARI ANN 29 CORNISH. MARVAN GENE 29,151 CORNWELL, IOHN MICHEAL 52 COSTIC, MICHAEL DION 124 COTELLESO, CRYSTAL LEE 15 COTNER, IUDY IO 29 COUNTERMAN, SYBIL IEAN 15 COURENEY, IENNIFER ANNE 29, 153 COX, IIMMIE MITCHELE 52 COX, MARLINA MARCHELLE 15 CRAPS, IASON ANDREW 41 CRAVENS, IOHN MICHEAL 41,139 CRAWFOR, ANTHONY LAMONT 26,29 CRAYTON, LAVERNE DENISE 15, 153 CRAYTON, LOUIS MARIE 16.154 GROOKS, GLINDA LAVAN 29 CROWLEY, CHRISTIANNA SUSAN 49,52,78 CROWLEY, SHERRY LYNN 16 DATE eveI'yone's hope for the weekend DAILEY, CASANDRA RENAE 16.51 DANAGE, FREDIGK MARK 41 DANAGE, HOLLI FRANCIS 52.68.47 DANG, MIHN CHI 41 DANG, THONG CHI 41 DANEY, ROBERT EUGENE 52 DAVIS, ANGELA MARIE 52,64,68,47 DAVIS, ANTHONY 46,52,91 DAVIS, BRENDA MARIA 41,50 DAVIS, CECIL FRITZGERALD 29 DAVIS, DAMON SCOTT 52 DAVIS, DARLENE 29,44 DAVIS, GREGORY LEE 52,78 DAVIS. IAMES PAUL 29,51 DAVIS, KENNETH EUGENE 16,12 DAVIS, LEE ANTHONY 46,53,82 DAVIS, OLANDO ALLEN 16,30 DAVIS. STEPHANIE DAWN 41 DAWKINS. CORDELL DELANE 16 DAYMUDE, LEANN MARIE 53.68.78 18.42.57 DEAL, IOHN WADE z0,29.s0,24.5a,az DECKER, ROBERT LEE 41 DEEMIE, LORI ANN 29.30.44 DEEMIE. ROBERT IOSEPH 41 DEFREITAS, IENNIFER DAWN 16 DEFREITAS, IODI DANELLE 29.30. 20.54.57 DELICATH. IOHN WILLIAM 53.05, 07.40 DIGGINS, MARGARET ANNE 53 DIGGINS, MICHAEL TYRONE 16 DILLARD, LISA DENELLE 41 DILLARD, WILLIE EARL 16,54 DILWORTH, MICHELLE LYNN 16, 50,52 DIXON. BILLY FRANK 29,30 DIXON, CASANDRA ANITA 16,21 DIXON, LATONZA DENISE 41.38.50 DIXON. BOLSHONA LOVET 41.51 DONLEY, KEITH TYRONE 16 DOTY, MICHAEL IAMES 41.30 DRAGGIST, SALLEA DEE 53.68,38,53 55 DRISCOLL, DONALD LEO 41 DRUMMOND, WILLIETTE 16 DUNBAR. DARRYN WILSON 53.67, 68,35,42,57 DUNCAN. CRYSTAL SUZETTE 53. 67,68,78,33,34,36,37 DUNCAN, DAVID WAYNE 42.39 DUNCAN, GALE LYNN 53,144 DUNCAN, LISA 16,153,155 DUNCAN, ROXANNA LYNETTE 42 DUFFY, CATHARINE LORENE 30, 152 DUNLAP. BIRDGETTE 16 DURR, MARIA LYNN 42,11B,145,149, 157 DUSENBERY, ANDREW PETER 30, 110,111,149 EARRINGS How many can you fit in your ear? ECKHOFF. IACQUELINE MARIE 30. 118,134 ECKWOOD. ANTOINETTE 16,51 ECKWOOD. ROMONA LEAH 42,151 EDWARDS, CHRISTOPHER 16,124 EDWARDS, DENNIS WARREN 30, 124.144 EDWARDS, FARAH CHARISE 42, 138.150 EDWARDS, MICHELLE RENIE 30, 138,144 GAINES, DAVID LAMONT 17 EDWARDS. ROBIN RENEE 42,151 EDWARDS, SUSAN EVETTE 30,70 EDWARDS, TAZIE 16,112,144 EDWARDS, VINCENT 16 ELAM, MAXINE MARIE 53,73 ELAMS, CLARENCE 16,130,135,153 ELLINGSWORTH, CHARLES 16,140 ELLIO'I'I', HEDY MARIE 30,136 ELLIS, DAVID ANTONIO ELLISON, EXCEL 53,157 ENGLAND, PATRICK DANIEL 42 ENSOR, KATHERINE MICHELLE 42 ENYEART, DAVID 53,67,78,135,140, 149 ENYERT. TIMOTHY CURTIS 30.111, 149 EVANS, TAMMY IO 17 ERVIN, PAMELA 42,151 EVERT, IOHN 42,87,111 FACIAL what the basketball team did to East Moline FAIR, BRENDA LAVON 17 FARMER, LOUIS DWAYNE 30 FAST, BRIDGET SUE 30 FEAGIN, CONNIE RENEE 16,17,104, 150 FEHL, IENNIFER IO 30,134,167 FIELDS, CHERYL DINA 53.152 FIELDS, GAIL YOLANDA 30 FISHER, BRIAN ROBERT 42 FITZPATRIC, ALLEN STEVE 17 FLEMING, IAMES KELLY 30,112,130 FLEMMING, FELICIA IOY 53 FLETCHER. DORSEY 30,130.153,155 FLOWERS, CYNTHIA LYNN 42,88, 153,155 FLOWERS, KATHERINE IEANNETTE 30,143 FLOWERS, PAMELA SUE 16.17 FOOTE, NOELL MARIE 26,29,30,37 FOOTE, TONYA GAY 53 FORD, GAYLAND LESTER 16,17,24 FORD, HELENIA YVONNE 4Z,48,73. 35,38,50,53,55 FORD, HENRY IAMES 42,73,35,38,50 FORD, MICHAEL LAMONT 29,30,51 FORD, SABRINA MICHELLE 42 FOREST, FRED IUNIOR 26,29,30 FOREST, STEVEN WAYNE 42 FOSTER, ANDRIANNE 53 FOSTER, ANGALA 42,53 FOSTER, WILHELMINA 53 FORTUNE, CASSAUNDRA YVE'I'I'E 29,30 FOX, KIMBERLY ROCHELLE 17,57 , FRAZIER, SAMANTHA RE 17 FREANER, IAMES WILLIAM 53,68, 28,29 FRERES, RODNEY NEAL 29,30,37 FRITZIARRALD, ANGELA MARIE 29.30 FRYE, ERIC 42,75,1Z I FRYER, CHRISTINA MARIE 29.30, ' 18,55 FRYER, RODNEY DALE 53,91.46 FRYER, SCOTT ANTHONY 42,50 FULLER, AMY IO 42,143 FULLER, IAMES ALVA 17 FUNK, MALINDA MARIE 17.134,142. 145 FUNK, TROY DAVID 29,53,67,78,128 FURLOW, ROBYN LYNN 42,138 FUSON, GREGORY LEE 17,108,153 GOSSIP everyone's favorite pasttime GAINES, DELoRIs LYNN ao cAINEs, DEMETRI 42 cAINEs, DOROTHY MAE 17 GAINE, IAMES 99,151 cAINEs, LATONYA WYNETTA 25, 30,120,138,144 GALLEGER, RHoNDA MARIE 17 cALL1oN, DELMAR RONELL ao CALLION, SHARON LENAE 90,79 138 CANDY, LEANDER 54 GARDNER, ERIC ALAN 54,139 GARDNER, KATRINA 54,77 GARDNER, LENON 30 GARZA, MARCOS 17,112 GARNER, TERRANCE 30 GARZA, MOISES 42,139 GASTON, ANTHONY DWAYNE 30 GASTON, PAMELA DENISE 30 GETZ, ALAN RICHARD 31,153,154 GIBSON, ROBERT WILLARD 42.150, 153,154 GILES, CHARLES ARNIE 42 GILMORE, BRIAN SCOTT 16,17,112, 130 GLASPER, CRYSTAL MALENE 42, 138,150 GLOVER, DONALD RANDELL 54,82, 11Z,1'I3,153,154,157 GLOVER, MARCUS WAYNE 31,70, 112,153,155,182 GLOVER, SARAH ROSE 54,68.73,78, 140,145,156 GORDON, BERNICE LEVON 54,147 GORDON, KELVIN DEON 42 GORDON, VIRGIL CHARLES 42 GORE, ERIC LEE 42,73,95,135,138,150 GORE, KARIA LYNN 42 GORE, MICHAEL LAMAR 17 GORMAN, CLARANNCE DENISE 54,68,73,134,156,157 GRAHAM, HEATHER IOANNE 31,44 GRAHAM, IAMES CARROLL 42 GRAHAM, MARK TODD 17,153,154 GRANE, ALISON ROSE 13,17,121,150, 156 GRANT, ANGELA SUE 17 GRANT, CHRISTOPHER BRIAN 31, 88,112,128 GRANT, EUGENIA 31,143 GRANT, LESLIE DAWN 17 GRANT, ORLANDO 54.68,112,113 GRANT, PHILLIP TROY 54 GRAY, CAROLINE DENISE 17 GRAY, IAMES III 31 GRAY, IAMES EARL 112,141 GREEN, CHRISTOPHER IOEL 54.64, 105,153 GREEN, PAMELA 42,141 GREEN, ORLANDUS 17 GREEN, SEAN MICHAEL 31 GREENLEE. KENNETH RAY 54 GREENWOOD, SCO'I'I' THOMAS 31 GRIFFIN, BERTHA LEE 54 GUALANDI, CHRISTINE MARIE 17. 144 GULLE'I'I', CLIFFORD LEE 17,141 GULLE'I'I', MELVIN LEWIS 17,130 GULLEY, DUANE 42,82 GUYTON. MARGO 17,121 GUYTON, TONY BENARD 54,64,68. 136 GUYTON, YOLANDA 54,68 HELP the word on everyone's mind when they take the ACT HADSELL, RANDY DONALD 54,139 HAINAL, IAMES PATRICK 88,12,29, 28.31 HAINAL, KELLY MICHELLE 54.69, 78,43,57 HALIBURTON, TASMINA FELICE 42 HALL, ANGELA DAWN 17 HALL, DAWN MARIE 54,67,69,78,20, 34,38,49 HALL, RITA LYNN 31 HAMM, DEREK KIRBY 17.16,28.40 HAMM, RYAN DEAN 54,63,67,69,16, 17,28,Z9 HANDING, KATHRYN ANN 17,44,45 HANDING, KELLY ANN 43 HANKINS. VANESSA LEE 43 HAPPS. ALAN TROY 31 HARADON, LEON IOHN 54,41 HARLIN, ANN MARIE 43 HARRIS, ALICE FAYE 54 HARRIS, IACQUELINE 55 HARRIS, IAMES IUNIOR 31 HARRIS. HARRIS, IOHNNY LEON 17 RONALD DEWAYNE 31 HARVEY, IANET VIRDEAN 55,43 HASZ, RACHEL DIANE 55,69,49 HATCHER, LOIS LOUISE 55,67,36,43, 45 HAWKINS, CHARLES EDWARD 55 HAWKIN, IAMES 55,91,142 HAWKINS, LISA 31,120 HAYES, CURTIS ANTHONY 43 HAYES, SHARON LAVERNE 25,31, 153,154 HAYES, STEPHANIE SUZANNE 17, 114,137 HAYWOOD, LARRY DARNELL 43 HEADD, TONYA LYNE'I'I'E 17,153. 154 HEINZ, DIANE MARIE 43 HEINZ, LYNNE ANNE 17,142 HEINZ, RICHARD ANDREW 43,73. 106,135,142,149,156,157 HEINZ, SHERRY ANNE 17,135,143, 145,156 HENDERSON, CHRISTOPHER EDWARD 43,130,152 HANDERSON, DAVID 18 HENDERSON. IOLANDA 18 HENDERSON, MIKEALE 43,124,138, 150 HENDRICKS, DAMON 18,124,153 HENSON, LARRY WAYNE 31 HERRING, DEBRA LYNN 55,77 HERRON. ANGELA DIANE 43.134, 138,149 HESTER, AMIE MICHELLE 18.121, 142 HESTER, LORRY 39,43,120,134,138. 145,156 HIGHT, LINN MAIRE 18 HIGHTOWER, CARY 43,70,82 HILL, ANGEL ANN 55,152 HILL, CYNTHIA 43,84,85 HILL, LACEY DEVAN 31,138 HILL, SHASNAWNE RENEE 43,153 HILL, STACIE LYNN 18 HILLS, IAMES CLINTON 18,153 HILLS, IOHN CHRISTOPHER 18,145 156 HILLS, WENDY LEE 43,73,144 HINDERLITER, IENNIFER LYNN 31 HINDERLITER, REBECCA SUE 18, 118 HINES, KELLY MARIE 31,118 HINES, NICHOLAS 55.69.104 HINTON. SHERRIE LOUISE 43,138 HINTON, STACIE 18 HINTON, STEVEN 43,153,155 HITTLE, GARY ALLAN 18,144 HITTLE, MICHELLE LYNN 31 HOBBS, CHRIS LEEANN 43 HOEHNE, PAUL IOSEPH 18,140,157 HOLLIE, MARICE YVE'I'I'E 43 HOLLOWAY, RAY LOUIS 18,124,144 HORNUNG, PHILIP ALLEN 55,138 HOUSLEY, ERIC LAMONT 55,138 HOLLIE, TAHDRA LYNN 43 HOPP, KARL WILLIAM 43,128,144 HOSLER. IUDITH LYNE I'I'E 43,118 HUDSON, CRYSTAL YVONNE 49. 55,78,134,138,144 HUDSON, FELICIA 18,153,154 HUDSON, TERRY PAUL 43 HUGHES. CARMEN DENISE 18 HULL, IESSIE BONNIE 43,45,15Z,156, 157 I-IUNSICKER, IENNIFER ANN Is, 145,153,154,156 HUNT, ROCHELLE KAY 31 HUNT, ROIENNA IO 18 HUNTER, ANGELA MARIE 16,18, 134,142 HUTCHINSON. LAWRENCE 31.88. 142 I-IUTCI-I1NsoN, MARY LOUIS 27,31, 73,104,134,157 HURT, MICHEAL WAYNE 55,ez,1o4, 146 HU'I'I', PENNY ANN 43 INTEREST everybody needs more in school ICE, CHRISTOPHER 31 ING, STEPHEN 18 INGRAM, ALISA YVE'I'I'E 31 INGRAM, DENNIS DARNELL 43 INMAN, MICHELLE LYN 18 IRBY, DION LOUIS 31,138 IRBY, LISA GAYL 18,38 IRBY, TESA GAYE 55,69 IRONS. DAVID PAUL 43 ISADORE, SHELDON COREY 43 IUNE the ultimate goal, freedom is reached IACKSON , APRIL MICHELLE 18 IACKSON, BRANCON BERNARD 18 IACKSON, DANIEL 43 IACKSON, DARRELL DELL 18 IACKSON, DAWN LYNE'I'l'E 31 IACKSON, EDDIS 43 IACKSOSN, EDWARD MONTGOMERY 18 IACKSON, FLORENCE REGINA 39, 43,34,38 IACKSON, IAMERE 55.67.322-4,25 IACKSON, IOYCE RENEE 88,31 IACKSON, KEITH DION 43 IACKSON, KENNY EARL 31 IACKSON, KIMBERLY LYNN 31,32, 37,53,54 IACKSON, KRISTI YOLANDO 55.85, 38 IACKSON, LAWRENCE L, 32,38 IACKSON, MELVIN LAMONT 18,24 IACKSON, SHAWN IEANETTE 19 IACKSON, SHELISA IEAN 32,70 IACKSON, SHIRETTE az IACKSON, WEDDIE DION 43,144 IAIN, RAIESH K, 55 IAMISON, QUENTIN MERRILL 19 IEFFERSON, ERIN MAURICE 49,92 IEFFERSON, KAREN LONIECE 44,45 IEFFERSON, VERNEDA 44,45 IESCHKE, PATRICK ALLAN sz IOHNSON, EELINDA 19 IOHNSON, BRUCE DARNELL 44,45, 82,153,155 IOHNSON, ORILL GWENDOLYN 19 IOHNSON, IOHN EDWARD 32.82. 130 IOHNSON, KENNETH R.19 IOHNSON, LEON 32,153,154 IOHNSON, MICHEAL A. 19,128 IOHNSON, PAMELA DAWN 55 IOHNSON, RICKY LAMONT 44,45 IOHNSON, ROBERT LYNN 44,45,111, 128,153,155 IOHNSON, SABRINA MONTREAL 19 9 IOHNSON, SEAN CONNERY 32 IOHNSON. YOLANDA MICHELL 55 IONES, ARTHUR LEE 19,112 IONES, si 124,182 DNEY ANTHONY 44,45, IONES, DEANE MARIE 19 IONES, ELIZABETH MARIE 55,67,69, 73,98,104,114,115,157 IONES, HENRY LEWIS 44,138 IONES, LARON DEMITRIUS 19,153 IONES, M IONES, M ARK ALLEN 19 ARY VANESSA 19 1oNEs, RITA 44 IONES, TAMMY LEE 19 IORDAN, IORDAN. IORDON. IORDON. KISS CARL 56 IAMES ELI 19 TIMOTHY MARK 56.69.138 WILLIAM RAY 32 what everybody likes to sneak between classes KELLY, DANIELLE YVE'I'I'E 44 KELLEY, SHAWN MARIE 32 KENNEDY, RANDY DWAYNE 32 KEPLEY, CRYSTAL ANN 19,26,135, 137,143 KERLEY, IOHN ALFRED 19,112,153 KEYS, DIANNE KAREN 32,138 KEYS, EFRAL LEE 44 KIMBER, ALOZA 44 KIMBER, DAWN 44 KIMMONS, CHRISTOPHER LEE 44 KING, DIONDRE 19 KING, IENNIFER IOE 32 KING, KEVIN LAMONT 32 KING, MONICA 44,84,85,122,138,144 KING, SH EENA 19 KING, TERESA 19 KING, TERRY DWAYNE 51 KIRKMAN, CHARCY LYNN 25.32, 137,143 KLINKRADT. KURT 32 KNEE, CRYSTAL ROSE 19 KNO'I'I', DAVID EUGENE 44 KOEPPEL, DANIEL PAUL 32,88,144 KOPERSKI, DAVID ALAN 44,48,140, INDEX! 177 144 KRIGNER, PHILLIP EUGENE 19 KRUMMEL, MARK GREGORY 19, 112,120 LAZY the adjective that applies to most during spring LAFAYETTE, IAMES EARL 32 LAKIN, KIMBERLY ANN 32 LAMB, ROBERT DEAN 32,130 LANDWEHR, ELIZABETH 56,113,142 LANDWEHR, IENNIFER LYNN 32, 118,142 LANGEN, RICHARD IAMES 56,78,87 LASTER, ANGELA 56,141 LASTER, MONICA ROSHELL 44,36, 43 LATHEM, MELISSA SUE 34 LAWSON, CHRISTINA LYNN 32,36 LAWSON, LACEY TEROY 32 LAWSON, LORETTA 32 LAWSON, ROBBIE 32,52 LE, CUONG HUNG 56,11,28,29 LE, CUONG HUONG 44,87 LE, HUONG THI THU 79 LE, NAM QUOC 56 LEACH, DENNA KAY 44,39 LEE, ANGELA MICHELE 32 LEE, FREDERICK 56,4,Z4,Z5 LEE, LORIE ANN 19 LEE, TABATHA LYN 56,39 LEEDS, FRANKLIN LESLIE 32,73,57, 50 LEGGISON, CRAIG 56 LEGGISON, ROY C, 32 LEHMAN, BARBARA ALICE 19 LEHMAN, KELLY SUE 44 LEIBEL, CARL EDWARD 44 LEVERTON, RANDY THOMAS 19 LEVI. AMY SUE 32 LEWIS, ANNA CATHERINE 32 LEWIS, IAMES EUGENE 32 LEWIS, IANET LOUISE 19 LEWIS, KENDRICK KATRICE 19 LEWIS, LAURA MARIE 32 LILLY, GERALD LEE 56 LILLY, GREGORY LAVELLE 53 LILLY. IAMELLE LYNN 32,121 LINDSEY, RAYMOND 19 LINEHAN, IAMES BRIAN 56.69.91 LINSHEY, EDWARD BENIAMIN 32 LINWOOD, LURRA LASHON 56 LINWOOD, MICHAEL 19 LITWILLER, BARBRA ROCHELLE 32,11B.135,140,156 LOBDELL, ANTHONY 44,124 LOCKHERT, MARK ALVIN 44,91,116, 117 LOGAN, ROBERT LEE 44 LOOK, HOWARD ELMO 32,111,149 LOPEZ, TY DOUGLAS 33 LOVELL, LISA LYNN 33 LOVING, CHARLES DENNIS 33,11Z, 130 LOWE, APRIL IANEE 56,147,159 LOWE, ARTHUR EDWARD 44,82 LOWE, LATRICIA VERNELL 19 LUCAS, KEETH EUGENE 19 LUCAS, NINA MARIE 44,48 LUDOLPH, THERESA MARIE 33 LUDWIG, IEFFREY THOMAS 44,91, 101,111,140,149 LUDWIG, BRIAN PETER 56.713.91.101 116.140 LUTES, ERIK SHAWN 19,145 LYNCH, IOHN PATRICK 33,153 MUTILATE what our Basketball team did to the opponents MABRY, IAMES EARL 33,141 MABRY, ROBERT LEE 44 MACE, BRUCE ALAN 44,75 MACK, KARA DANIELLE 33,130,143 MACK, KEVIN ROYCE 56,153 MACK, KOURTNEY ALLEN 44 MADRIGAL, SILVIA VARGAS 33,21 MAGANA, FRANCISCO IAVIER 33. 130 MAGANA, MARIA ELENA 27,33,134 MAHONE, SHERRI LYNN 19 MARIE, KAREN SUE 19 MARIZETTS, MICHAEL DEWAYNE 33,141 178f INDEX MARKLEY, ANGELA SUZANNE 44, 140,150,156 MARKS, IACQUELINE 44 MARKSITY, DANIEL EUGENE 44. 104,130 MARSHALL, ALICIA AILEEN 33 MARSHALL, GARY LAMONTE 50 MARSHALL, MLEKA TARESHA 19, 130,152 MARTIN, CHAUNCEY DION 19 MATCHEM, DWAYNE AVERY 19 MATHEIS, DAWN RENEE 20,153,155 MATHEWS, FONDA 45 MATTHEWS, STEVEN DOUGLAS 20 MAYZE, SHIRLEY ANN 50 MC AFFEE, MONICA LYNN 50 MCCALL, BRADFORD 45 MCCALL, CARMELLA 05 MCCALL, DIANE 50 MCCAMPBELL, HAROLD LYNWOOD 20,112,130,145 MCCAW, MELISSA ANNE 20,118,153 MCMLOUD, IEWELL DEAN 57 MCCOOL, DAREN SUE 45 MCCORMICK, MARYALIGE 33 MCCREARY, ELAINE MARCHELLE 33 MCDANIEL, IOSEPH BROOKS 33, 100,107,120,153,154 MCDONALD, BOBBY ARLANDIS 20 MCDONALD, MELINDA ANN 45 MC DOWELL, THEODORE 45,124 MC ELYEA, SCOTT MICHAEL 45,139 MC GHEE, CARLA RENEE 57,04,07, 70,122,134,138 MC GOVERN, LAURA LEE Z5,57,78. 146 MC GOWAN, MARLEN 45 MC CREW, SHELIA IEAN 33 MC INTOSH, GLORIA 45,04,05,130 MC KINLEY, EVONNE MICHELLE 33,70 MC LAIN, CHRISTOPHER IOSEPH 45,130,140 MC LEAN, KIMBERLY 20,115,140,144 MC LENNAN, STEPHANIE 20 MG MURTRY, LASHEILA 57,00,130, 155,158,159 MC REYNOLD, CHRISTINA LYNN 45 MERRILL, RHONDA 57,147 MILLER, LATONIA 33 MILLER, MELARIE GRACE 20,145 MILLS, IAMES LEWIS 33,37,00,130, 138 MILLS, KIMBERLY SUE 20 MITTON, EDWARD 20 MINDER, REBECCA LYNN 33 MITCHELL, CANDY LYNN 33,152 MITCHELL, RONALD 33 MITCHELL, WILLIAM LEON 45,144 MONLA, NAIEEBE MAHLMOND 57, 149 MONROE, ROBERT PAUL 45 MOORE, ANNE'I'I'E 33,7000 MOORE, ANTHONY CURTIS 45,112 MOORE, IAMES BENIAMIN 57,129 MOORE, IAMES EARL 33,120 MOORE, KERMIT ORAN 70 MOORE, LASHAY DIONNE 20,144 MOORE, MICHELLE 20 MOORE, SHORRON LAWRENCE 45 MOREDOCK, RICK MARTIN 20,112 MORGAN, ANDRE 58,70 MORGAN, DAVID ATON 45,158 MORGAN, DEANA KAY 34 MORGAN, RAYNOND LERORY 34. 82,112,130 MORGAN, RICHARD 20,124 MORGAN, SONYA FAYE 20,153 MORRIS, BRANDES LEE 45 MORRIS, DANGELA DAWN 45,48 MORRIS, RON LAQUIN 20 MORRIS, VERNON IAMES 57 MORRISROE, ELLEN ELIZABETH 20,140,144 MOTSINGER, RICHARD LEE 20 MOULTON, RANDALL WILLIAM 45,73,120,134,145,140 MUNOZ, GRISELDA 20 MEYERS, KELLY LYNN 34 NAP what teachers don't approve of in class NASH, ANTHONY LEE 20 NASH, AMY LOUISE 45,73,135,1-'19, 150,153,15-4,155 NASH, IOHN 34 NATHAN, ANGENNETTE NICOLE 45 NATHAN, ROBERTA DENISE 34,144 NAU, LAURIE LYNN 20 NEAL, BENITA PAYE 20 NEAL, SHARRON DENISE 57 NEAL, WANDA FAYE 34 NELMS, RICK' 124 NELMS, TERRAIN NICOLE 45,130 NELSON, CRYSTAL LYN 20 NELSON, KELLI LYNNE 45 NEUBAUER, TROY PATRICK 57,00 92,98,116,117,140 NEWSOME, IR, SIDNEY 20 NGO, LINN MY 45,114,115,1-49,157 NGO, TRANG MY 20,95,114,115 NCUYEN, THUY THI 57,147 NICKELS, MARCUS CHRISTOPHER 20,124 NORDRALI, MICHAEL ALAN 57,111, 112 NORDVALL, TRACY LYNNE 45,143. 149 NOEL, MICHAEL ANTHONY 34,138, 182 NUNN, CARL EARL 45 NUNN, TARA CAMILLA 20 NUSSBAUM, HEIDI ANDERSON 45 OFFICE the place you do not want to be OCONNER, COLLEEN MARIE 49,57, 69,136 OGDEN, MITCHELL ALAN 57 OHL, CHRISTOPHER DAVID 45 O'NEAL, WILLIAM DONALD 20 ONEILL, BRIAN KEITHLY 34,140,156 ORTEGA, IOSEPH EDWARD 20,144 OSBORN, REGINA KAY 21,118,152 O'I'T, EDWARD IEROME 34,87 OWEN, DAVID TOMAS 34,82 OWEN, STEVE 57 POINTS what you hope for in Miss Crews class PAINTER, IAMES DONALD 34 PALUMBO, IOHN 91 PANNELI, KENNETH IASON 21 PARKER. CHARLES ANTHONY 57, 69 PARKER, TAMMY 39,45,73,105 PARKER, VANESSA 45 PARKMAN, FELICIA MICHELLE 21 PARR, IAMES A. 34 PARR, WARREN IAY 21 PARRETT, LORI MICHELLE 153,154 PARRE'I'T, TIMOTHE COLIN 45 PARROTT, BRENT IASON 34 PARSONS, MICHAEL EDWARD 45. 88,124 PARSONS, MICHELLE LYNN 34,151, 157 PATTERSON, DENNIS ALAN 146 PATTERSON, IOSHUA 48 PATTERSON, LUWANDA YVONNE 34 PAUL, RAYMOND LELAND 21 PAULSGROVE, GARY DEAN IR. 21 PAULSGROVE, TERRY ANN 21,141 PAYNE CHRISTIAN DION 21,140,144 PAYNE PATRICK ALLEN 21 PAYTON, ELI 112 PAYTON, LEROY 21 PAYTON, MARILYN IACQUELINE 21 PAYTON, TERRY 45,112,130,130 PEARSON, CHARLES EDWARD 21 PELMORE, BOBBY EUGENE IR. 45. 82,83 PENMAN, LONNIE LEE 21,144 PERRY, BRYANT LEONARD 21 PERRY, LISA BEATRICE 34 PERRY, RONALD 45 PETERSEN, IULIE CLAIRE 53 PETRAKIS, KEVIN EARL 21 PHEASANT, DIANE MARIE 45 PHILLIPS, DEWAYNE ONEIL 34 PICKENS, DANNE'I'TE 57 PICKENS, SHANNON RAE 57 PIE, SHALESSE YVONNE 46,48,153, 154 PIPKINS, GREGORY THOMAS 21, 108,109,128,144 PITTMAN, ANGELA ELAINE 34 PLICE, ANGELA MARIE 46,139 PLUNK, PARALEE LOUISE 34 POLK, SHERRE LASHAWN 25,34, 120,158,159 POLNITZ, MICHELLE DENISE 21 PORTER, BYRON CO'I'TREI.L 34 POWELL, DOUGLAS MARTIN 46, 110,111,112,182 POWELL, RENEE ETHEL 21 PRIBBLE, IASON LEE 46 PRIBBLE, NATHAN 34 PROCTOR, DENISE MICHELLE 58. 90,104 PRYOR, MATTHEW ALLEN 34 PUDNEY, CARLOS DEAN 21,144 PURCELL, HEIDI IO 58,63,69 PURDLE, BLANCHE ANNETTE 34 PURYEAR, GENEA MONIQUE 34 QUICKLY HOW YOU GET TO SCHOOL IF IT'S 7:55 QUALLS, DEMONA LAGENE 34 RAMS right attitudes means success RAFFERTY, GINA MARIE 27,35,37, 134,137 RAIFORD, TIMOTHY LAMONT 35, 70,82,112 RAINS, FAUSTINE LOUISE 58,G9,73, 135,150,156 RAMSEY, CLAUDINE 21 RANDALL, STEVEN MARO 40,02, 109,153 RANDLE, ANGELA TARELL 35,138 RASBERRY, IEANETTE 21 RAYPORD, CANDACE MARIE 21, 114,13-4,138,145 REED IR, IAMES LAWRENCE 74 REED, MICHELLE LYNN 21 REED, SHELLY 16 REDD, SONIA DENAE 35,140 RENTSH, DONNA IEAN 35 REYNOLDS, IR., IOHNNY LEE 21 RICCA, IANET EILLEEN 21,20,110, 137,143 RICCA, TODD DANIEL 50 RICHARDSON, GARY LYNN 50 RICK, ANGELA DENISE 21 RICKMON, CHELSEA 21,151 RICKMON, PHILLIP EUGENE 50 RIDALL, RACHEL LYNNETTE 21, 145,156 RINDELEISCH, DOMINIC LEE Z1 RINDFLEISCH, TAMMY IO 50 RIOS, MARGARE'I'I'A CRAFTON 21 RITTER, IOSEPH FRANK 21,145,153, 156,157 ROBERSON, IOANNE MARIE 35,152 ROBINSON, FRED EARL 02,112,153 155 ROBINSON, MARCO 35 ROBINSON, MELISSA 46 ROBINSON, TERRY LYN 50 ROBINSON, SYLVIA 21,141 ROBINSON, BUSTER 50 ROGERS, IOHN ALAN 50 ROGERS, WAYNE WILLARD 35 ROOS, KURT IOSEPH 21,103,157 ROSE, IANETTE OLIVIA 58,77 ROU'I'T, ERIC STEVEN 21,73,140,153, 154,155 ROWLAND, ALBERT IOE 22,44 ROWLAND, SABRINA LINN 16,22 RUBSAM, RICHARD ANTHONY 46, 9 RUCKER, MARY IAMES 35 RUDD, SHONA 35 RUSH, CHANCE ALAN 35,112,130 RUSHING, IAMES EDWARD 45.91, 128,145 RUSSEL, ALTON IAMES 46 RUSSELL, DARREN 45,124 RUSSELL, ELAINE MARIA 22 RUSSELL, MELANIE 135,140,153,154, 167 RUSSELL, PRICE 22 RUSSELL, STEVEN WAYNE 22 RUTHERFORD, ERIC 46 RUTHERFORD, MARZINE LYNN 22 RUTHERFORD, ROMANDA 58,64,78, 79,147 RUTHERFORD, SHEANE 22.124 RUTHERFORD, TRACY RENEE 22, 138,151 RUTHERFORD, VENESSA ALICIA 22,104 STAGE II where everyone takes a break from school SALEM, EDMOND 35.88.142 SALETZKI, PAUL 46 SAMPLE, DANIEL 22 SAVAGE, AZUSENA 46 SCHAFER, DENISE 46 SCHERTZ, PENNY 35 SCHERTZ, WANDA 22 SCHMIDGALL, STEPHEN CHARLES 35,112,137 LCHNEIDER, KELVIN ANDREW 58 SCHODMAN, DAVID ALAN 46 SCHEL, GLYN RICHARD ZZ SCHOLL, BARBARA IEANNE 58,69 SCHWINDENHAMMER, STEPHANIE IOANN 35,140,153,154. 155 SCHWINN, CHRISTINE RAE 22,144 SCO'I'I', IEANETTE MARIE 22,153. 154 SCOTT, ROBERT LEE 46 SCOTT, DONNA MARIA 46 SCORIL, HAZEL LEONA 58,73,118. 135,147,156 SEALS, IENNIFER LEE 35 SEARS. TERENCE LEE 35 SELLERS, PATRICIA ANN 12,22,142 SHAFFER, HENRY LEE 22 SHELTON, NICHELLE SHELICE 35 SHELTON, ROSHIMA IAHMILLA 22,121 SHIPP, BRYAN KEITH 35 SHIPP, ERIC EUGENE 58 SHORT, TAMMY SUE 22 SHORTY, SCOTIE RENEE 58,69 SHRODE, IAMIE LYNN 35,144 SIEDLECKI, ANNA MARIA 12.35, STEWART. CONNIE LEE 46 STEWART, GREGORY THOMAS 46, 87,140 STEWART, IERRY EUGENE 59 STEWART, TRACI ANN 46 STIMAGE, MELVIN 22,130 STINSON, BOBBY ONEIL 59 STONE, MARK ANDREW 22 STRONG, DARYL 22,145,153,155 STOUT, HEIDI MICHELE 35,118,134 STUGKEY, CURTIS LAVERNE 46. 124,125,132 STUCKEY, RHONDA 46 STUDDARD, REBECCA LEE 153,155 STURDIVANT, ARMOSHA 35.85.138, 150 STURDIVANT, STACY LYNN 46,138 STURGEON, TERRY LEE 46 STURGIS, PENNY SUE 35 SUDDETH, ARNOLD DEAN 35,58, 153 SULLINS, STACY ANN 25,37,37,134. 136 SULLIVAN, RONALD PATRICK 46, 139 SVYMBERSKY, IENNIFER ANNE'I'I'E 59,64,69,92,136 SWAFFORD, PHILICIA 47,151 SWANSON, ELLIS HENRY IR. 59,157 SWANSON, MICHEAL LEROY 144. 145,156 SWANSON, NATHANIEL 36 SWITZER, STEPHANIE ANN 23,118, 143 SYONOR, KENNETH MONROE 23. TYRE, IAMES ALLAN 60,69,78,91 ULTIMATE to be the best you can be USHER, DAVID 23,157 VOICE keep yours down in the library VANAUSDALL, IOSEPH MICHAEL 36 VANDYKE, DARRIN 47,112,141 VAN DYKE, HOMER WILLIAM 23 VANGRUNDY, MARY 36,73,135 VAN LANINGHAM, KELLI 23,151 VANN. KIMBERLY RENEE 23 VARGAS. MARIA 36 VARGAS, ROSA 49,60,67,69,101,134, 147,149,156,158 VARGAS, RUBEN 23,112,130,145 VEAZY, ANN 47 VEAZY, GWEN 47,112,182 VINCENT, PHILIP 47,139 VOEGELE, KATHRYN 60,73,78,118, 135,156 36 WILKERSON, SHELFRAA 36 WILKINS, TERESA MICHELLE 47, 70,158,159 WILKINSON, ERIN SUZANNE 35,85 WILLIAMS, ANGELA 24 WILLIAMS, ANTHONY DWAYNE 47,112 WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS 112,130 WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, 140 WILLIAMS. 36,152,155 WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS 138 WILLIAMS WILLIAMS BARBARA 60 BARBARA RENEE 151 BOBBY ROMELLE 47. BRANDON 24 DAVID IOHN 24 DEONDRA 36,84,85 FELICIA LYNN 24,138. IACQUELINE MARIE IERRY 36,70,124,132 IOSEPH 47 SANDRA RENEA 60,139 sHELIA SHANTA 47 SHUN ATHES 47,124,125 STEPHANIE LYNN as. VICTOR IR. 36 YOLANDA 47,70 WILLINGHAM, STANCEY 24 WILLIS, AARON 24,112,130 WILLIS, MICHAEL 36 WILSON, DION IR. 24,108,124 WILSON, PATRICIA ANN 24,151 WILSON, RONALD 60 WILSON, TAMMY MAY 37 YUMMY 145,152,156 SIEVERS, BRADLEY IOSEPH 35,116. 128 SIEVERS. ERIC DENNIS 58,128,129 SIEVERS, IULIE ANN 22,118,143 THOMAS SILVEST, LARRY GENE 35 SIMMONS, GLENDA MARGIE 59,77. 88 SIMMONS, KING YVE'I'I'E 46 SIMONS, NANCY IEAN 22 SIMS, LAMONT WESLEY 22,130 SIMS, LAUREEN RUTH 59.146 SIMS, RANDY BERNARD 22,144 SKAGGS, STACIA LYNN 22 SKINNER, IOSEPH THOMAS 59.139 SKINNER, MELISSA VICTORIA 46 SLAUGTHER, SHANNON 124 TOUGH Homecoming battles between classes. TALLY, MALLY DEMETRI 23 TARVER, VERROMA YVONNE 59 TATE, THOMAS 36,73,152 TAYLOR, IAMES 113 TAYLOR, IEWLISSA CASSANDRA 59,138,144 TAYLOR, LAMONT 59.82.112 TAYLOR. 143,145 TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TAYLOR. 150 MARGGIE 13,23,134,140, MICHELLE RENEE 36 RISSA 36,120,121 YOLANDA MARIE 36,75. TESSEM, TOBY EDWIN 23 THOMAS 47,106,135 THOMAS AMANDA CATHERINE CHARLEY EDWARD 36 THOMAS, CHRISTIAN 23.144 THOMAS, CRYSTAL BERNICE 23 THOMAS, CYNTHIA 47 THOMAS, TERRY 23 THOMAS, TYRONE 47 THOMAS. 154 THOMAS BRENDA DOLORES 47 THOMAS, LINDA DIANE 69,142 THOMAS, LISA ANN 23,143 NELLIE RENEE 23 WRESTLING hard work and lost of practice WADE, LESLIE ANN za WADE, LORI 23,142 WAGNAAR, SHANE HOWARD 60 WAGNER, IOSEPH DAVID 23.111 WALKE R, DERRIS, CARL 60,138 WALDROP, ROGER ALYNN IR. 23 WALKE WALKE WALKE R, GRANT IR. ae,az R, KENNY IEMAL so R. ROBERT LEE as WALKER, KYRA DEVETTE 36 WALKER, MONTELL 36,238,124 WALKER, STEVEN ELLIOT 26,36 WALKER, TIMMY LEVELL 36 WALLACE, BARRY LEE 47 WALLER, ANGELA LEACH 47 WALLER, MAULANA ALI 23 WINKLER, RONALD KEITH 47 WINKLE, TYLER IASON 24 WISELY, RUSSEAN MARIE 37 WISSINK, STEPHEN CRAIG 61,67,7B, 87,104,11Z,113 WOOD, SCOTT 61,78,87,112,113 WOODARD, APRIL LEE 61 WOOLARD, CHRISTINA ANN 61,138 WOODS, EARL 24 WOODS, KEITH LAMONT 61,82,112, 113,151 WOODSON DEMETRIUS 24,112,124 WOOLSEY, TAMMY LYNN 24 WORKMAN, DEANNE LYNN 24 WORKMA WRIGHT. WRIGHT, WRIGHT, WRIGHT. 122,124 N, DAWN MARIE 48,139 BRENDA FAY 61 EMMA SUE 37,85 SANDRA LEE 37 SHAWN ANTHONY 61. WALLS, TERRENCE ROBERT 60,112, 138,142 WALTERS. TONYA 23 WALTON, TONY FRANCIS 23,112 WANDA LINE'I'I'E 36,153. WARD, EDGAR LELAND IR. 23 WARD, SHERYL ANN 23,153,154 WARE, ANGENE I'I'E DUPERT 47 WARE, WARE, WARE, CAMILE LANEA 23,143 IASON LAMAR 153,155 RAQUEL ELIZABETH 60,138 WARFIELD, LEON LAMONT 24 WARMICK, DAVID DARNELL 36, 112,130,138 WASH, LONNIE EARL 47 WASHINGTON, ELLA MAE 36 WASHINGTON, GEORGE GLEN 60, THURMAN, ALYCIA KAY 47,73,143 THURMAN, ERIC 59,69,75,128,129 TIDWELL, CEDRIC ALLEN 23,112 TIDWELL, MELISSA GAIL 36 TILLOTSON, BILLY RAYE 59 TILLOTSON, IOHN WILLIAM 36 TINDALL, CHRISTIAN ALLEN 23, 111,142 TISDALE, SHAWN ALLEN 16,23,24, 112,130,157 124 WASHINGTON, HOSEA 36,153,154 WASHINGTON, PATRICIA 47,73 WASHINGTON, MARY 36,151 WATSON, MICHELLE 47,85 WATSON, SHAWN 24,130 WATSON, VANETTA IEAN 47 WA'I'I'S, DAWN MARIA 60 WEBB, KELLY FAYE 60,147 WEBB, PENNY 47,48 WYA'I'I', DOROTHY EILEEN 24,121 WYA'I'I', MARVIN LEROY 24 the cafeteria salad bar YEAGER, REBECCA 24 YAKLEY, ERIC EARL 24.112,140,144 YATES, IAGKIE RAY 48 YATES, MELVIN 24 YATES, RICKY 61 YOUNG, DON 24 YOUNG, KEVIN LAMONT 61 YOUNG, MICHAEL ANTHONY 37 YOUNG, STEVIE 24 YOUNGER, VALERIE 48 ZZZZ the great American past time ZOLICOFFER, IESSIE IAMES 37 YOLANDA 46 SMITH, ANGELA MARIE 22 SMITH BREDE'I'I'A YVETTE 46 SMITH CHARLES ARTHUR IR. 59 SMITH CHRISTOPHER IOSEPH 59 SMITH, DARLENE DENISE 47,138 SMITH, DEL RITA 35,118,137 SMITH, IAMES DION 59,69.112,113 SMITH, IAMES EVERE'I'I' 130 SMITH, KAREM IEAN 35,73,153,154, 157 SMITH, KELLY IOE 35 SMITH, LUTISSA ANN 22,121 SPILLER, STACEY ANN Z2 SPRATTLING, BETTY 59,136,137 SPRA'I'I'LING, VERA MARIA 12,22. 137,138,145 LPRING, DONALD LEWIS 22 SPRIVEY, HENRY LEE 22 SOUBA, STEPHEN LEROY 46,150 STALTER, MICHAEL CHARLES 35, 88 STANLEY, MICHELE LEE 59,69,73, 118,135,152,155,156 STANLEY, PAMELA SUE 22,118 STAPLETON, DONALD EUGENE 59, 104 STEVEN, KARLA ANN 35 STEVENS, MELISA IEAN 35 TODD, FREDERIK DONNEL 47 TOWLE, I EFFERY SCO'I'I' 47,109,144 TRAPP, THERESA NORCESSA 36 TRAVIS, CHARLES EARL 59 TRENT. ANGELA LYNN 47,104 TRENT, ANGIE 136 TRENT, DEANNA LEVE'I'I'E 60,69,78 TRENT, GARY LEE II 23.130 TRENT, IENNY REBECCA 1Z.23,137 TRIPP, CABOT CHRISTOPHER 23 TRIPP, WESLEY ANN 47,151 TUCK. THOMAS RAY 23 TUCKER, SABRINA RONEEN 60,147 TUPPER, GERALD EMERSON III 47, 149,153.154,155 TURNER, WILLIAM ALLEN 23,116. 128,153 TU'I'I', REGINALD BERNARD 23,124 TYRE, DANIEL STEPHEN 23,108,124 WEBSTER WEBSTER . ANTHONY 60,112,113 , BERLEY 24 WEBSTER, DANIELLE 36 WEBSTER, MONICA ANITA 24 WEBSTER, PAMELA IEAN 47,141 WEBSTER, SHERRY 60,153,154 WELDY, TERESA 47 WHITE. CASSON 47 WHITE. DOMINIC 36,153 WHITE, LANI 36,118 WHITE, MARC ALLEN 60,67,78,86,87. 116,140,143 WHITEHEAD, MARCIA 36,70,137,138 151 WHITEHURST, ANGELA KAY 47 WHITTLES, KELLY IO 24,142 WILBURN, BRYAN LEE 60 WILEMAN, IOHN WILLIAM 47 WILKERSON, DARRELY MAURICE ZOLICOFFER, MARILYN ANN 24 INDEX! 179 180 LA Y R MS 1ST IN STATE LADY RAMS GET RESPECT When the boys came home from their 3rd place victory, Coach Brown said, We won't come home with a 3rd place, we'll come home the 1st place! Our Lady Rams were RAMtastic down state. Not only did they win lst in the State, but they each accomplished a personal goal such as Holly Baker with 21 rebounds. The girls' homecoming was well attended by Manual fans and students. The caravan had more than 30 cars. Lining the streets of Peoria were senior citizens, teens, and young ones giving the 111 sign as the parade passed by. The Welcome Home Celebration at the school was full of pride toward the Lady Rams. They came so far! 2. 1. They ARE the No. 1 team and cheerleaders. 2. Rissa Taylor, Monica King, Micah Bingeman say, You better believe we did it! 3. Let's give some high fives! 4. Holly Baker receives her lst place medal. 4. S r LIN in pi N 2 1. Ram fans add great support! 2. With success comes stardom as Carla McGhee is interviewed by Gene Hammond of WIRL. 3. Lady Rams board fire engines for pa- rade through city-WELCOME HOME! 4. A beautiful sign to greet the team at Eckwood Park. 5. And the celebration be- gins as the last second ticks off. 6. The Lady Rams accept the lst Place Trophy. BUYS SRD IN STATE We're Just Doin' the Champaign Shuffle First the Rams blew out the Rockets', we drowned the Dragons' fire out. The Knights galantly stepped aside. The Rams split the Lincoln Railers-by 2 points! The Rams dropped boulders onto the Rocks and made pebbles out of them. We pushed the Titans' chariot over, but we ran into a wall when we met King . King's height was too much for our team. Our great speed flew past Romeoville in the consolation game and our great team ended the season with a 31-2 record for 3rd in the State. The team was honored at a Welcome Home Celebration. They road from Eckwood Park to Manual on a fire engine. A thousand fans and dignitaries met them in the gym. It was a great year! 2. 3. E. t l 4 1, Iamere Iackson, Coach VanScyoc and Fred Lee display the 3rd place trophy. 2. Students wait in line to buy tickets to Champaign. 3. Tammy Austin and Holli Damage check their tickets to be sure they're in the right section. 4. Ram Fans celebrate as we beat Romeoville for 3rd place. 5. Fans cheer in many varieties of costumes. 6. The team carries Lynn Collins off the floor after he made a basket at 1:46 to beat Lincoln by 2 points in the Sectional Final. 7. Iamere Iackson and Coach Van discuss the year's successes at the Welcome Home Celebration. 8. Fred Lee expresses his thanks at the Welcome 3 43 Ram 45 S Home Celebration. 9. The team celebrates after the sectional win over Lincoln. 10. Students cheer the team on as they prepare to leave for Champaign. 11. Najeebe Monla and Deanna Trent show their Ram Spirit. 12. This shirt expresses a feeling we all shared. 13. The cheerleaders did a great job in building Ram Spirit. IQX N X 5 . ,,, -:S I PT x - '?R5 SQ! if l ' ' K l K S- ff Q Kg 1 igifgfbl QS P ,5l1S ' 2:'1 Q Jimkir 39 Q an 5 A . S . S535 ,.-S' . 'S m 3 N as .az - Q R Q f N A351 Ng' ' W5 X LE' K x wx J' x g :... X f at 'J S 3536 111 is it E S iv sl , iw isis M? 'LF W X RY tw' U . Ng YI i 3 . . uf S K , ' A 1 I s Q X 44 Q Q X, 2 in 3 iii 5 Ns.. S... MW, 5, Y Q! STATE DR QU 5 T . 2 I
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