Maroa Forsyth High School - Trojanaire / Maronois Yearbook (Maroa, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1987 volume:

“i hen ——————— es eee ——) © 1987 TROJANAIRE Maroa-Forsyth High School Seventy-Third Edition We hope our hard work and long hours have made this book something to remember. We hope to spark your memory of all the good times experienced throughout this year for many years to come. — mme “ DO a.,0--9-Nn =F O9F HF O7NNCY % Sa © @ a = 0 To our junior editors — we owe our appreciation that is much deserved. To our sponsor and staff — please accept our deepest gratitude. Ss Fr 3 Oo © 0 5 ounnrnqgQogwoinso- THANKS! TAMORA SATELLITE SYSTEMS 2 EDITORS 1140 W. Pershing Rd.; Decatur, IL 62526 YEARBOOK STAFF Photographers: Mike Mielke, Chad Schleder, Tommy Haws, Larry Meredith, Craig Austin Aoril Fogarty Sports: Jeff Schmahl and Melissa Wilson Suzzette McClelland Carhy Torgerson Senior Editors: Advisor: Mrs. Speagle @ @ — Junior Editors Shelly Marsh Annette McClelland = Ssio Weikle Acvertisers: Tricia Pickett, Bill McClure, Kristi Ritter, Tim Lohnes, Lori st, Diane Finney, Aimee Reeser, Jeremy Helton, Michelle waone, Stefany Newton, Jill Redman imance: Krystal Dunn, Candi Lucas, Christie Shaw, Stephanie Saughman, Mary Meadows, Nikki McFate, Sarah Barringer, Kelly Townsend ayout: Becky Swinger, Brian Crowdson, Jackie Barnes, Katrina “arser, Chad Moore, Cory Garner, Angie Barricklow Copy: Kristi Brandon, Marcy Sperry, Scott Weikle, Carey Van Orden Frank Friend Ul Typists: Michelle Church, Gene Fruit, Stephanie Pickett, Cathy Smith, weisso Gosda, Karen Todd Art: Soria Sample, Lee Parrott, Todd Phares, Josh King, Shane oe ¥™woker, Kurt Sherrill a Shelly Marsh, Skip Weikle, Annette McClelland “ATUR PLATING sch nalias 7 a Linda Miller and Brenda Osborn = = Garfield; Decatur, IL YEARBOOK STAFF DEDICATION We would like to dedicate the 1987 Trojannaire to this year's graduating class. We hope this yearbook will spark the memories of the all the unforgettable times that we shared together. We would like to thank you for the friendships throughout the past years. Remember... you'll be our friends forever. 4 DEDICATION SUPERINTENDENT STEPHEN STENGER PRINCIPAL ee LEROY MILLS Beene DIANE BOSCH | BOARD OF EDUCATION A i Z Z x £ Left to right: Ken Offer, Laverne Malone, Ed Orr, Bryant Austin, Brenda Turner, Glen Morgan. Missing: David Braden. ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Becky Adams M rs. Beth Allen Miss Deborah Bates Consumer Math, English Il. Algebra | and II, Geometry, Junior High and Senior High B.S.-Eastern Illinois Math IV. Librarian B.S. and M.S.-U of | B.S.-Illinois State Mrs. Kathy Blanco Mr. Dennis Campbell Spanish | and II, English II. Biology | and Il B.S.-U of | B.S.-U of | and Eastern Illinois Mrs. Betty Coen Mrs. Diane Daggett Mr. Dana Dale Typing | and Il, Shorthand, - Home Economics |, Il, Ill, IV Industrial Arts Accounting B.S.-Illinois State B.S.-Illinois State B.S.-U of | FACULTY 8 FACULTY Mr. Jack Haines Driver's Education B.S.-Eastern Illinois Agriculture |, II, Ill, IV. Mrs. Betty McGorray English | and IV, Speech B.S.-Northern Illinois 2USes % eee eet St Bore ce ER LEASE Big ER ORERLE p64 eR ERLE £4 eee SESE ELEF Pe ed Mr. Jerry Kuykendall B.S. and M.5.-U. of I. Mr. Paul James Boys Physical Education B.S.-Illinois State Mr. Matthew Mueller Band (K-12) B.A.-lllinois State Mrs. Sharon Johnson Chorus (K-12) B.S.-Southwest Missouri State Mrs. Brenda Livingood Girls Physical Education B.A.-Milikin Ambac ais SRN. % Br etary Mrs. Jane Purvis English Ill, General Business, Business English B.S.-U of Colorado Mr. James Queer Mrs. Rita Speagle Mrs. LuAnn Stemler World History, American History, Basic Math, Chemistry, Physics, Computers Economics, Current Events Algebra I. B.S.-Illinois State B.S.-Eastern Illinois B.S.-Eastern Illinois Mr. Fred Thompson Mrs. Kathy Zimmerman Guidance Counselor, Psychology, Art | and Il Sociology, Physical Education B.S.-Illinois State B.S.-SouthWest Missouri State Masters-Arkansas Stare Mrs. Robyn Ziverts | Mrs. Monica Fruin Ms. Shelley Bell Learning Disabilities Teacher Aide Student Teacher B.S.-Wright State Learning Disabilities Illinois State FACULTY 9 Ss Joyce Dunham, Millie Peart and Norma Miles. Davy Alexander Pete Young Leroy Smith Bus Drivers Left to right: Shirley Pope, Donny Braden, Pat Harris, Anna Vest, Leland Beck and Jack Haines. 10 STAFF pest is 12 HOMECOMING seerecss) AAOPELN COCOA APO AAI 13 HOMECOMING Res )MECOMING KING AND QUEE FUTURE KING AND QUEEN Zachary Mayberry and Lindsey Daggett Senior Attendants Kelli Gossman John Brown Junior Attendants Rita Gentle Joel Morgan Senior Attendants Kristi Ritter Tim Lohnes Sophomore Attendants Meg Doolin Mark McGaughey Senior Attendants Aimee Reeser Scott Hastings Freshman Attendants . Lisa Curry Brandon McClure HOMECOMING 15 HOMECOMING Paul Arnett Sarah Barringer Chorus 2; Swing Choir 2; Library Club 3; FHA 1, Football 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3. 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Basketball 4: Track 4, “Arnie” Sarah’ College; Computer Laser-Optics Programmer Engineer ‘| will remember all the snarls and glares in chorus, all the ‘bathroom talks, chasing the garbagemen around Maroa during lunch hour, and my Junior Biology II class — Borax and Mountain Air!”’ — Shelli Friend Joe “Nympho” i Athletic trainer Agribusiness Farm for a pro-football Management pacsen James Birge Shannon Kaye Black Chorus 1, 3; Swing Choir 4, 3; Marching Band Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Jazz Band 7 re riw oe A eae aa ee 1; ILA. Club 3; FFA 4, 2 (Sentinel), 3 : FHA 4; ; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, (Reporter), 4 (President); Newspaper 3: Art (Editor); S tudent Council 4; Science Club 4: Club 4: Shadicat Council 3 A. Football 4 Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 14; Macon County : ee Honor Choir 1, 3; Prom Committee 3 (Chairman); Homecoming Float Committee 4, 2, 3, 4; School Play 2, 3; Ms. Flex 4: District Choral Festival 3. (Manager); Homecoming Float Committee 4: School Play. 18 SENIORS Wes Bogle Kristin Sue Brandon Chorus 4; FHA 1; Yearbook 4; Science Club 4; A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4. Baseball 1(Manager); Homecoming Float Committee 1. Kristi’ Work for an advertising firm A ‘Wes’ ! Go to college remember Mrs. Livingood, my favorite teacher of my favorite class, and how | learned to lie!’ — Rhonda Smith “John” ipl Pa.eonS eollese To study Arts at 9 9 Millikin John William Brown Lora Anne Christ A Club 1, 2; Art Club 3, 4 (Preident); eo! Nearer se: erelleconmiltg ANGAan et Yearbook 3, 4; Art Club 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; =oorball Second Team (Defense) 2; Football . — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Prom “rst Team (Defense and Offense) 3; Football Corceniitex 3: Sehoal Blay:3 “rst Team (All-State Defense) 3; Football First a Team (Defense and Offense) 4. MID-STATE GENERAL MECHANICAL COLOR TILE CONTRACTING CORP Forsyth, IL Box 149 RR 41 Decatur, IL 62526 SENIORS 19 Michelle Lynn Church Charles Thomas Cole Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Art Club 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 4; Macon County Honor Choir - 3. |. A. Club 1, 2; FFA 1, 2 (Reporter), 3 (Secretary), 4 (President) ; Newspaper 2; Student Council 4; School Play 2; Star Greenhand Award 1. “Chuck” ‘“‘Michelle”’ Automotive College; Mechanics Lincoln Accountant Technical Institute | think | will remember pretending to hit the high notes in chorus, trying not to say ''l don’t know”’ in American History, and writing fake excuses to get out of P. E. ’ — Kristi Brandon lion “Ken-Bob” Electronic Gsiient Technician 9 Brian Crowdson Kenneth Robert Dash |. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4 (Vice- Yearbook 4. | President); Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4. 20 SENIORS Deia DeMark James Andrew Eagler Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Macon County Honor Choir 2, 3; School Play 3. “lag Corps 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. “Jamie” Diz Doctor Accounting ! will remeber having a good time with all my friends, even when we were not supposed fo. — Chuck Cole ‘“Jeff’’ Ambition? “Joe” Air Force Jeff Eagler Joseph John Engle chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Swing Choir 4, 2; 4 Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Basketball 1,2. “acon County Honor Choir 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4. SENIORS 214 Diane Finney April Suzanne Fogarty Cheerleading 1,2,3; FHA 4; Yearbook 4; Cheerleading 1; Flag Corps 3; Library Club Newspaper 4; Track 2; Homecoming Float 3,4; |.A. Club 1; FHA 2; Yearbook 3,4; Natioal Committee 4. Honor Society 3,4 ; Student Council 3(Vice- President),4 (President); Basketball 2: Homecoming Attendant 3; Track 1; Prom Committee 3, U.S. National Achievement Award in Mathematics 2,4; U.S. National Achievement Award in Leadership 4; U.S. National Achievement in Leadership Service 3. Crash’ Physical “April” Therapist College, Career Wife with 2 kids ‘| remember Spanish and Current Events, the classes in which | learned the most but worked the least. (I also remember P.E., the class with the greatest teacher ever, Mr. Paul James.) ' -Carl Williams “Ero” “Cornbread” U of | Law School Underwater Work for a Law Welder Firm Todd Followell David Foulke Vocational 3,4; |.A. Club 1,2; FFA 1; Football Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4; 12: (rots 1.2. NHS 3,4; Basketball 4; Macon County Honor Choir 2,3; Illinois State Scholar 4: Illinois State Farmer 4. Good luck April and Diane!!! LARRY W. ah SENIORS OSBORNE, DMD, LTD. Shelli L. Friend Gene Fruit Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4 (Editor); Student Council ‘. 2, 3, 4 (Sec.-Treasurer); Class President 1; Class Vice-President 4; Volleyball 1 (J-V Scholastic Bowl 4; Yearbook 3, 4. Caprain), 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; somecoming Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Chairman), School Play 2. Shell’ Registered Nurse, wife, and mother of 14! “Gene” Make money in an easy way. ‘TT remember how some of the rooms were so cold and others so hot in the winter — Lee Runyen ‘“Gosda ’ Become Kelli’ successful at College whatever | do. Jeff Gosda Kelli Gossman Chorus 1, 2; Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 4, 2,3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Prom Committee 3; School Play 2; JAN MASTER POOL, INC. C. CORKY PETERSON INSURANCE 2450 E. Pershing Rd.; Decatur, IL 62526 Clinton, IL SENIORS 23 Michelle Harlow Newspaper 1; Art Club 4; Track 1; Homecoming Float Committee 1. Shelli”’ To open an advertising agency. “Jeremy” SIU Pre-law Michael Jeremy Helton |.A. Club 1; Yearbook 4; Art Club 4; Basketball 1, 2; Homecoming Attendant 1; Baseball 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Illinois State Scholar 4. 24 SENIORS ‘'T remember our great athletic teams, whether football or baseball. But William Scoft Hastings Art Club 3, 4; (Secretary-Treasurer); Student Council 1; Class Treasurer 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. Scott’ Bs ‘be U., most of all, | will remember my friends. ' — Billy McClure “Rana” College Move to New York. Rana Janette King Chorus 1, 4; Library Club 4 (Vice President); FHA 4, 4. Tim Lohnes Yearbook 4; NHS 3, 4; Student Council 3; Class Vice President 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; United States Mathematics Achievement Academy Award 2: Football Outstanding Offensive Lineman 4. or “Tim | want money. Michelle Malone Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 2; Class Secretary 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Float Committee 4, 2, 3, 4; School Play 2, 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; United States Mathematics Achievement Academy Award 3; Academic Ail-American Award 3. “Michelle” SIU Pre-Med 'Y will remember our senior float. ' — Brian Crowdson “Suzette” Marriage and College os Jacqualine Suzzette McClelland Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice President); Swing Choir . 2.3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Sand 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3 Gunior Editor), 4 Eciror); Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4 Macon County Honor Choir 2, 3; School Play 3; District Choral Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. “Sport Bill” College and major in Business Administration Be? Bill McClure |.A. Club 1; Yearbook 4; NHS 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2, 3, 4; Football 4, 2, 3 (Second Team Defense), 4 (Co-Captain Second Team Offense); Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3 (First Team), 4; Prom Committee 3; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 3, King 4; U. S. Mathematics Achievement Academy Award 2; U. S. Business Administration Achievement Academy Award 3; U.S. P.E. Achievement Academy Award 4; Illinois State Scholor 4. SENIORS 25 Michael Mielke Greg Newlin Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Yearbook Art Club 3,4. 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Prom Committe 3; Homecoming Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4,. “Mike”’ vs F Greg To Conquer Gsieae College g l remember the ‘special’ teachers who gave me help. ’ -Todd Followell “Stefany”’ “Lee Pea”’ ISU College Travel Stefany Kaye Newton Lee Michael Parroft Yearbook 4; Newspaper 1; Prom Committee Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 1,2,3,4; 3. Library Club 1; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4; Art Club 3, 4; Macon County Honor Choir 2, 3; Homecoming Float Committee 1, 2. LOVE'S BROHEZ LETTERING 26 SENIORS 303 S$. Side Square; Clinton, IL 61727 1370 N. Oakland; Decatur, IL 62526 Todd Phares Tricia Ann Pickett Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; |.A. Club 4; FFA 2; Yearbook 4; Art Club 3; Yearbook 4; Student Council 4; Class Baseball 4. Secretary 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Track 1; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. = “Tricia”’ Father Phares College Good Computer Specialist Job Become P Very Wealthy {remember my jaws aching after eating too many M M's at Oaklawn, making snow angles in the slush with Randy Ford, and most of all my 6th hour studyhall.”’ — Michelle Malone “Paul” one Jill Commercial Gallace Artist oneg Paul Aaron Ramsey Stephanie Jill Redman Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pom Pons 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Flag Corps 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Float Committee 1, 2. |.A. Club 1; Art Club 3, 4. SENIORS 27 Aimee Lyn Reeser Kristin Annette Ritter Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3 (Section Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Officer and Chapter Public Relations Officer), Pom Pons 1, 2; Flag Corps 1, 2; FHA 3, 4; 4 (State Officer); Yearbook 4; NHS 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Student Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President Council 2, 3; Class Secretary 2; Science Fiction 1; Class Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 4; 1; Science Club 1; Volleyball 2; Homecoming Homecoming Attendant 4: Prom Committee Attendant 4; Softball 4; Prom Committee 3; 3; Homecoming Float Committee 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; School play 3 (Student Director); DAR Award School Play 2, 3. 4; Voice of Democracy Speech Contest Winner 4. - ss Kristi’’ occa Study Pre-Law at Millikin University ; ai ‘IT remember the long days and the short nights. ” — Mike Mielke “Tammy” Marvin’ College School Tammy Lee Rotz Lee Allen Runyen Vocational 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Newspaper 2. 28 SENIORS Joe Santella Rhonda Jean Smith Library Club 1,3; Yearbook 3; Art Club 3,4; Art Club 4; Football 3. Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 2; Homecoming Float Committee 1,2,3. ae ‘Joe To own my own restaurant | remember that every year | couldn't remember the year before. ' -Paul Ramsey Angie | “Car Get married- Business Theatre; maybe the Philosophy . service Angelina Marie Thrall : Cathryn Ann Torgerson Chorus 1,2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Chorus 1,2,3 (Macon Co.Honor 3); Swing Band 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Art Choir 2,3; Band-Marching 1,2,3,4; Concert 4; Club 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Pom Pons 1,2; Flag Corps 1,2,3,4(Capt.); Softball 1,2,3,4 Library 3(Sec.,Tres.) ; FHA 1,2; Yearbook 3,4(Ed.); Newspaper 1,3; NHS 3,4; Art 4; Prom Com. 3; School Play 2; U.S. Ach. Acad. Award (Math 2,4; Bus. Ed. 3) ; St. Council Pres. Campaign Mgr. 9; Jr. Marshall 3; Ill. St. Scholar 4; Macon Co. St. Gov. Day 3; J. Millikin Scholar 4; Who's Who Among Amer. H. S. Students 4 . SENIORS 29 Brad Turner Thomas L. White |.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Reporter); Art Club 3, 4; Basketball Statistician 3, 4; Homecoming Float | FFA 4. Committee 1. “Mr. 1A.” College ‘“Met’’ Industrial To make it! Education 'T remember cramming for tests and still not being ready for them. — Cathy Torgerson “Ron” “Corl or Brad” Ta become College To end immensely hunger and war wealthy and and fight for the oppress people. American Way! Ronald Wilber Carl Bradley Williams Science Fiction 1, 2. Newspaper 1, 2, 4 90 SENIORS Baseball 4. Mike Williams ‘Drug Buster’ State Police Officer ''T remember slipping six days of school in a row and getting caught. ' -Angie Thrall SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Lisa Luka P. J. Hambrecht Tammy White SENIORS 34 mes ae ete : 32 SENIORS AE part BOREAS unr +8% SENIORS 33 MAROA — PAST PRESENT GRADE 1 Ais 725 MARGA GRADE SCHOOL GRADE 34 SENIORS FORSYTH — PAST PRESENT GRADE CHOOL 1975 -76 Grate 1 i a4 SENIORS 35 36 Most Likely to Succeed Teacher's Pet -Kristi Ritter April Fogarty Bill McClure Bill McClure Biggest Flirt Most Friendly Most Bashful Tricia Pickett Mike Mielke Angie Thrall John Brown Shelli L. Friend Paul Ramsey Best Figure and Physique Most Athletic Bill McClure Lori Christ Tricia Pickett Bill McClure SENIORS FAVORITES Best Dressed Most Popular Tim Lohnes Tricia Pickett Michelle Malone Bill McClure ——— OL = Most Musical Class Clown , Most Studious Lee Parrott Carl Williams Bill McClure Suzzette McClelland Shelli Friend Kristi Ritter pice SINEAD =A1 MN ARIAT —IND Done Most For MFHS Best Looking April Fogarty Jeff Eagler Bill McClure Tricia Pickett SENIORS 37 38 SENIORS vie SENIOR Sarah Barringer Honor Roll Student Ill. State Scholar Pres. Academic Achievement Award Bausch Lomb Science Award U.S. Nat'l Mathematics Award Olivet Nazarene University Honor Scholarship Who's Who Among Students Lori Christ Florence Berry Outstanding Girl Athlete Award April Fogarty Honor Roll Student Pres. Academic Achievement Award Maroa-Forsyth Education Association Scholarship U.S. National Mathematics Award U.S. National Leadership Merit Award U.S. Society of Distinguished High School Students Kelli Gossman Honor Roll Student Cherie Flowers Pom Pon Award Jim Birge Maroa Fertilizer Award Jeff Eagler Doris Dotson Award David Foulke Honor Roll Student Pres. Academic Achievement Award Dekalb Award State Farmer Degree Who's Who Among High School Students Jeremy Helton Illinois State Scholar National Education Association English Award Who's Who Among High School Students HONORS Tim Lohnes Honor Roll Student Illinois State Scholar Outstanding High School Athlete Award Who's Who Among High School Students Suzzette McClelland John Phillip Sousa Award Marching Band Award Arion Award Jill Redman Honor Roll Student Pres. Academic Achievement Award U.S. National Leadership Merit Award U.S. Society of Distinguished High School Students Cathryn Torgerson Illinois State Scholar Pres. Academic Achievement Award U.S. National Mathematic Award U.S. Academy Achievement Business Education Award James Millikin Scholar Who's Who Among American High School Students Michelle Malone Honor Roll Student Illinois State Scholar Pres. Academic Achievement Award Louis Armstrong Jazz Band Award U.S. National Mathematic Award Society of Distinguished High School Students Bill McClure Valedictorian SAR Award Walt Boyd Outstanding Boy Athlete Award Maroa Bank Award ICTM James Millikin Scholar Who's Who Among H.S. Students Ill. State Scholar Kristi Ritter Salutorian Pres. Acad. Ach. Award DAR Award Maroa Bank Award Macon Co. Home Ec Award U.S. Nat'l Math Leadership Merit Award U.S. Society of ) Distinguished H.S.Students Ill. State Scholar Carl Williams Honor Roll Student SENIORS 39 40 - BABIES | SENIORS Sarah Barringer Jim Birge Shannon Black Kristin Brandon John Brown Lori Christ Michelle Church Chuck Cole Brian Crowdson Jamie Eagler Jeff Eagler Ken Dash Diane Finney April Fogarty David Foulke Shelli Friend Gene Fruit Jeff Gosda Kelli Gossman Jeremy Helton Tim Lohnes Michelle Malone Suzette McClelland Billy McClure SENIORS 41 42 SENIORS Mike Mielke Stefany Newton Lee Parrott Tricia Pickett Paul Ramsey Jill Redman Aimee Reeser Kristi Ritter Angie Thrall Cathy Torgerson Brad Turner Carl Williams VOLLEYBALL Varsity Seniors Front Row -Paula Groves, Teresea Tribbitt, Coach Mrs. Livingood, Laura Tynan Second Row -Lisa Christ, Lisa Thrall, Kristi Buggar, Marcy Sperry, Wendy Tohill Third Row -Becky Swinger, Amy Hayes, Lori Christ, Michelle Church, Krista Major, Melissa Wilson, Carrie Cochran Season Recap . The Varsity team finished their Co-Ca pfains season with a 13-9 record. The girls. placed sixth in the Meridian Conference with a 6-4 finish. The Junior Varsity team ended the season with a 7-11 record. Many Varsity records were set this year. Krista Major set the record for the Best Serve Received and the Most Kills. Carrie Cochran had the Most Sets and led in Kill Assists. Melissa Wilson had Best of Season Spiking. Lori Christ had 25 Kill Dinks to lead her team and scored the Most Aces in a Game. Wendy Tohill led the Trojans in the Most Points in a Season. The team broke every record Carrie Cochran except one from the previous season. Congratulations Trojans! Angie Thrall Melissa Wilson Lori Christ 44 VOLLEYBALL Junior Varsity Co-Captains: Kristi Buggar Marcy Sperry “ae Front Row -Lisa Curry, Julie Church, Lisa Rocen, Mindy Wagner, Angie Schleder Second Row -Coach Mrs. Livingood, A.J. King, Lisa Christ, Marcy Sperry, Kristi Buggar, Eran Gentry. 1986 VOLLEYBALL RECORD ) g, Opponent Clinton Argenta Wapella Lovington Mr. Auburn Stonington Illiopolis Deland-Weldon Findlay Warrensburg Assumption Tower Hill Cerro Gordo Moweaqua St. Teresa Macon Blue Mound Niantic Sp ee ee, eee ew MACON COUNTY TOURNAMENT: St. Teresa Blue Mound Warrensburg ak REGIONAL TOURNAMENT: Vv Niantic Argenta r- VOLLEYBALL 45 FOOTBALL Front Row: Cheerleaders Kristi Ritter, Kari Jackson, Tricia Pickett, Nikki McFate, Michelle Malone, Annette McClelland, Shelly Marsh, Cindy Crabill, Stephanie Pickett, Meg Doolin, Amy Agee, Shannon Whitaker. Second Row: Coach Queer, Jeff Eagler, Jamie Eagler, John Brown, Billy McClure, Tim Lohnes, Paul Arnett, Managers Jim Birge Joel Morgan. Third Row: Chad Braden, Boomer Ford, Russ Barker, Pat Spang, Larry Bricker, Rod Harrelson, Chad Johnson, Chris Orr, Tony Neps, Tim Lucas. Fourth Row: Matt Hazelrigg, Steve Whitfield, Kerry Hood, Bill Barnett, Randy Ford, Josh King, Dan Weikle, Larry Meredith, Scott Shofner, Heath Miller, Todd Massey, Ted Weiscope, Mike Jannusch, Rob Cook. Fifth Row: Jamie Weikle, Bill Whiteman, Mark Hall, Chris Parrott, Shane Whitaker,Ron Reeser, Tron Wright, Tubby Johnston, Brant Booker, Brandon McClure, Brian Schichner, Dan DeMark, Frank Friend. Scoreboard VARSITY Argenta-Oreana Clinton Moweaqua Iliopolis Macon Assumption Niantic-Harristown Bethany Lovington JUNIOR VARSITY Maroa-Forsyth 8th Grade Argenta-Oreana Warrensburg Moweaqua Illiopolis 46 FOOTBALL - r z €ff€frrererer Macon L Assumption W Niantic L Bethany W FRESHMAN Maroa-Forsyth 8th Grade W Warrensburg W Clinton L Argenta-Oreana L With both the junior varsity and freshman squads playing .500 seasons, Trojan football looks promising for the years to come. Both the freshman and junior varsity were coached by first-year man, Toby Burke. Season Recap The season really began for the Trojans at the Homecoming game against state-ranked Assumption. Going into this game, Assumption had not allowed a rushing touchdown; but the Trojans rushed for four of them making the score an impressive 28-0. The most controversial game of the season came next against the Niantic-Harristown Indians. In this 62-6 blowout, senior running back Bill McClure set a new Illinois state record by rushing for 498 yards. The team’s total rushing yardage for this game was also a state record. The Varsity finished the season 4-5. Front Row: Coach Queer, Jeff Eagler, Jamie Eagler, John Brown, Bill McClure, Tim Lohnes, Paul Arnett, Jim Birge, Joel Morgan. Second Row: Chad Braden, Boomer Ford, Russ Barker, Pat Spang, Larry Bricker, Rod Harrelson, Chad Johnson, Chris Orr, Tony Neps, Tim Lucas. Third Row: Matt Hazelrigg, Steve Whitfield, Kerry Hood, Bill Barnett, Randy Ford, Josh King, Dan Weikle, Larry Meredith, Scott Shofner, Heath Miller, Todd Massey, Ted Weiscope, Mike Jannusch, Rob Cook. Senior Players John Brown Jamie Eagler Coach Queer Jeff Eagler Tim Lohnes Bill McClure LAKESIDE MOTORS 990 N. Water: Decatur, IL 62526 | FOOTBALL 47 Front Row: Matt Hazelrigg, Steve Whitfield, Kerry Hood, Bill Barnett, Randy Ford, Josh King, Mike Jannusch, Todd Massey Second Row: Bill Whiteman, Ron Reeser, Chris Parrott, Shane Whitaker, Brant Booker, Brian Schichner, Paul Arnett, Rob Cook Third Row: Dan DeMark, Heath Miller, Mark Hall, Jamie Weikle, Tron Wright, Brandon McClure, Tubby Johnston, Frank Friend, Ted Weiscope Front Row: Ron Reeser, Chris Parrott, Sh Brian Schichner, Tubby Johnston. Second Row: Dan DeMark, Jamie Weikle, Tron Wright, Bill Whiteman, Frank Friend, Mark Hall. ane Whitaker, Brant Booker, Brandon McClure, 48 FOOTBALL KOESTER BUICK U.S. 54 North of l-72: Decatur ¥ CHEERLEADERS ie LS, Captain — Tricia Pickett “Michelle Malone Kristi Ritter lar, 3 CLE eta: Spi cosine Adar aacees pe pO, Captain — Cindy Crabill Annette McClelland Shannon Whitaker JUNIOR VARSITY Meg Doolin Kari Jackson Nikki McFate LANDMARK STUDIOS R. 8; Box 95; Union School Rd.; Decatur, IL 62522 CHEERLEADERS 54 52 MARCHING BAND THOMPSON KRAMER 2102 N. Oakland; Decatur, IL 62526 MARCHING BAND Front row: Scott Weikle, Tom Haws, Chad Johnson. Second row: Suzzwtte McClelland, Angie Schleder, Christy Shaw, Candi Lucas, Jackie Barnes, Heather Lane Lisa Thrall, Michelle Church, Chad Ruwe, Erin Gentry, Chelsea Walker, Michelle Meier, Mr. Mueller. Third row: Matthew Carnahan, Shelly Marsh, Stephanie Pickett Rita Gentle, Julie Church, Heath Miller, ChrisMartin, Bi}l Whiteman, Lance Tynan, Skip Weikle, Steve Tothero, Laura Tynan, Lisa Rocen. Fourth row:Gayla Hamilton, Mary Meadows, Cathy TorgersonJeremy Lehman, Annette McClelland, Pam Bell, Heidi Black, Vineeta Dhodapkar. Back Row: Cathy Torgerson, Annette McClelland, Pam Bell. Front Row: Gayla Hamilton, “ory Meadows, Heidi Black, Vineeta Dhodapkar. Drum Major: Suzzette McClelland In the 1986 marching season, the marching band had nine performances including two parades. The band was led by drum major Suzzette McClelland and flag corps captain Cathy Torgerson. The band performed a four-song show of “Accion” ,“‘Jazzin'’’, ‘Killer Joe’’, and “'If | Loved You ’. After along, hot week at band camp, the band gave its first performance at a home football game on September 1 1th. On September 27th, the band competed in the rain at the Eastern Marching Band Festival. In the class C division, Maroa-Forsyth finished 2nd overall with the drum major and percussion section finishing ‘st. On the next Saturday. October 4th, the band competed at the Illini Marching Classic. In the field performance, the band received the highest score ever attained by a Maroa-Forsyth band — 59.2. The band gave its final performance on October 31st. MARCHING BAND 53 sag SANS 54 MARCHING BAND 56 Joe Anderson Russ Barker Ken Benoit Lisa Bledsaw Dale Bliss Jennifer Butler Matthew Carnahan Carla Christensen Carrie Cochran Joe Creek JUNIORS Keith Bobbitt Laura Boys Chad Braden Kristi Brandon Larry Bricker Ee ey John Funk Cory Garner Rita Gentle Paula Groves Phil Hale Krystal Dunn Pamela Elliott Eric Flaugher Boomer Ford Tammi Franklin Karla Hampsmire Becky Harper Rodney Harrelson Amy Hayes Chad Johnson JUNIORS 57 Howard Keyes Tracy Kinney Cristal Lazell Jeremy Lehman Tom Lowe Tim Lucas Picture Krista Major Not Shelly Marsh Available Nikki Mathews Rodney Mathews 2 aaetadareteeresaeet sass cient eran Becky Mattingly Tina Meade | Michelle Meier Larry Meredith Scott Miller JUNIORS Deana Moore Joel Morgan Crystal McCay Annette McClelland Tony Neps Chris Orr Katrina Parker Jeff Patterson Rick Peterson Stephanie Pickett Dori Pierson Tammi Pierson Alice Runyen Angela Ryan Chad Schleder JUNIORS 59 Jeff Schmahl Tina Sears Scott Shofner Pat Spang Becky Swinger Mesias Scott Thompson Lisa Thrall Wendy Tohill Steve Tothero Kelly Townsend Teresa Tribbett Laura Tynan Ed Vincent Tim Walls Skip Weikle Danny Weikle Shannon Whitaker Melissa Wilson Darrell Woolum aataa okortods 60 JUNIORS ident. Pres Vv. d 4 Pres 62 Amy Agee Mike Auton Bill Barnett Angie Barricklow Beth Barringer ee sete Sessa te, rs LRRD Rusty Copher Cindy Crabill Kelly Crowdson Vineeta Dhodapkar Meg Doolin SOPHOMORES Stan Batchelder Stephanie Baughman Pam Bell Derek Bradshaw Todd Brelsfoard Cindy Brown Christopher Buchannan Jeff Butler Steve Cochran Rob Cook Gayla Hamilton Elisha Harper Angie Hassinger Tom Haws Matt Hazelrigg Phillip Helm Katie Hoffman Kerry Hood Mike Jannusch Josh King Chad Engelhart Joe Farley Randy Ford Noeva Fulgham Tammy Goodrich Heather Lane Susan Lobb Candi Lucas Chris Martin Todd Massey SOPHOMORES 64 Heath Miller Chad Moore Michelle Morris Mark McGaughey Mark McKinney Deidre Niekamp Paul Ording Troy Parkhurst Troy Phares Chris Pressnall Karla Sample Christie Shaw Judy Shelton Kurtis Sherrill Cathy Smith Marcy Sperry Angie Sumpter Karen Todd Mindy Wagoner Joel Walberg Scott Weikle Ted Weiscope Steve Whitfield SOPHOMORES esident .. Brandon McCit Vice-President. Lisa Curry Secretary... . Dick Wilson “Treasurer... Jenny Lohnes Travis Arnett Craig Austin Kristen Baker Jackie Barnes B ryan Bennett Heidi Black Craig Bogle Brant Booker Jim Braden Tracy Buchannan Kristi Buggar Dana Christensen Lisa Christ Julie Church Lisa Curry Dan DeMark Jason Edwards Angie Engelhart Jeff Engle Mike Fisk Frank Friend Jenny Garner Eran Gentry Melissa Gosdoa Jason Ground FRESHMEN Jeremy Logue Jenny Lohnes Mary Meadows Ryan Mielke Lisa Morris Anna Hutchinson Kari Jackson Tubby Johnston A.J. King Darrell Lee Mark Hall Traci Harrelson Keith Hastings Kevin Hastings Bridget Helton Brandon McClure Nikki McFate Scott Nelson Jennifer Newton Randy Oldham Chris Parrott Jill Payne Bill Pope Ron Reeser Lisa Rocen FRESHMEN 67 Chad Ruwe Brian Schichner Angie Schleder Bill Scoft David Shaw Aaron Stillman Ryan Taylor Lance Tynan Kellie Tyson Carey Van Orden Chelsea Walker Jamie Weikle Steve Weikle Shane Whitaker Bill Whiteman Chris Wiggins Dick Wilson Tron Wright Chris Yundt Es 4 s x, FRESHMEN GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front row: Wendy Tohill, Lori Christ, Deia DeMark. Second row: Lisa Christ, Melissa Wilson, Amy Hayes, Jackie Barnes, Beth 70 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Lori Christ G Deia De oe Mark Barringer. Third row: Heather Lane, Angie Barricklow, Coach Luster, Laura Tynan, Cathy Smith. The Varsity Trojans set a new school record in wins with their 13-10 record. The Lady Trojans were the Meridian Conference Champs with an undefeated 5-0 record. The Junior Varsity team finished with a 12-2 record. Beth Barringer led the team in field goal percentage with 38%. Beth also led the Trojans in points with 307 for the season. Cathy Smith had the best free throw percent with 54%. Melissa Wilson led the team in steals with 48. She also had the most assists with 55. Amy Hayes led in rebounds, averaging 7.2 per game.The Varsity feam set seven new records this season. Beth Barringer was selected to the all-conference first team. Teammates Deia DeMark and Melissa Wilson made the second team. Congratulations on a fine season! Conference Champs!!! Scoreboar Illiopolis Heyworth Cerro Gordo Macon Assumption Farmer City Warrensburg-Latham Niantic-Harristown Mt. Pulaski St. Teresa Argenta-Oreana lliopolis Bethany Clinton Niantic Moweaqua r- Ff€-,r€rr-€ ff EE JV Scoreboard Heyworth Cerro Gordo Macon Assumption Farmer City Warrensburg-Latham Niantic-Harristown Mt. Pulaski St. Teresa Argenta-Oreana Bethany Clinton Niantic Moweaqua 7 i A on e E GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 74 Front Row: Katrina Parker, Kelli Gossman, Mindy Wagner, Jill Redman, Stephanie Baughman. Second Row: Kristin Baker, Tina Sears, Lisa Curry, Carrie Cochran. Third Row: Heidi Black, Krystal Dunn, Traci Harrelson, Krista Major, Jenny Lohnes, Mr. Mueller. Nof pictured: Becky Mattingly, ; Vineeta Dhodapkar. The Pom-Pon squad performed routines at all boys’ home basketball games and three girls’ home basketball games. Pom-Pon sponsor was band director Mr. Matthew Mueller assisted by Mrs. Marjorie Devore of Clinton. Mrs. Devore brought twelve years of experience as a pom-pon sponsor to the squad which was greatly appreciated by all. One of the most unusual routines of the season was performed at the last boys’ basketball game against Assumption. Fifteen members of the football squad joined the girls in a show of style and grace. Pictures from this routine are found below and on the next page. POM-PON SQUAD In Action POM-PON VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Manager Tim Lucas, Statistician Danny Weikle, Statistician Brad Turner, Manager Phillip Hale. Second Row: Coach Dale, Ken Benoit, Dave Foulke, Ken Dash, Scott Hastings, Larry Bricker, Chad Johnson, Tim Walls, Paul Arnett, Boomer Ford, Rich Peterson, Joe Anderson, Coach Season Recap Co-Ca pfains The 1986-87 basketball season was a quite respectable one for the Trojans. The team, which was very inexperienced, played around .500 all season long, and finished just one game under with a 12-13 record. This team had only three seniors with varsity experience, while the rest of the feam was composed of inexperienced seniors and several juniors. In spite of the lack of experience, the team managed to put together a good season under Coach James. With so many juniors getting a chance during the ‘86-87 season, the '87-88 season should prove to be a productive one because the team will be an experienced. Scott Hastings Mike Mielke LAKESIDE MOTORS 74 BASKETBALL 990 N. Water; Decatur, IL 62526 Seniors “SS yg eee tw EE Scott Hastings Ken Dash Scoreboard Argenta-Oreana Assumption Bethany Blue Mound Findlay Hartsburg Heyworth Illiopolis Lovington Macon Monticello Moweaqua Mt. Pulaski Niantic-Harristown St. Teresa Stonington Tower Hill Warrensburg MACON COUNTY TOURNAMENT Niantic-Harristown Warrensburg-Latham Blue Mound MERIDIAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT David Foulke Paul Arnett -@22 €eepen@eteeger 2. 2e = [liopolis Bethany REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Warrensburg-Latham W L St. Teresa GERBER STATE BANK Argenta, Illinois 62501 — Ph. 795-2331 Over 100 Years of Service BASKETBALL 75 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL : se i 3 — . Front Row: Tubby Johnston, Bill Barnett, Mike Jannusch, Troy Parkhurst, Steve Cochran. Second Row: Coach Dale, Jason Ground, Ryan Mielke, Josh King, Chris Pressnall, Troy Phares, Chad Moore. Scoreboard JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Season Recap The season put together by the JV Trojans during the 1986-87 basketball Mt. Pulaski season makes the future of Maroa-Forsyth Argenta-Oreana hoop look very promising. Through Heyworth teamwork, this team put together an Macon impressive 15-6 record. They started Niantic-Harristown relatively slowly by winning only two of Hartsburg their first five games; but they won the Moweaqua next seven games in a row. The rest of the Blue Mound season they continued to play Bethany strongly. Among the team’s many Findlay highlights this season was their third place Tower Hill finish in the Bethany Tournament and the | Stonington 80-foot desperation shot that Chad Moore St. Teresa sank during the triple-overtime victory over Moweaqua earlier in the season. PERSHING NATIONAL BANK 1000 W. Pershing Rd.; Decatur, IL 62526 Warrensburg-Latham Lovington Monticello Assumption Iliopolis BETHANY TOURNAMENT Moweaqua Blue Mound Bethany € €r- €- €€ EE EE Er-- Fk €r z FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front Row: Ryan Taylor, Kevin Hastings, Craig Austin, Randy Oldham, Jim Braden. Second Row: Coach Dale, Mark Hall, Tubby Johnston, Jason Ground, Ryan Mielke, Craig Bogle, Lance Tynan, Keith Hastings. Scoreboard Warrensburg Monticello Sullivan Mf. Pulaski Blue Ridge Sullivan Argenta Clinton MAROA TOURNAMENT Argenta Blue Ridge Clinton KOHL’S Hickory Point Mall: Forsyth, IL Ground and the leading rebounders were Tubby Johnson and Craig Bogle. Season Recap This year's freshman team team worked hard, buf came up alittle short in the victory department with a record of 3-8. They hosted a freshman tournament in which they placed fifth. The leading scorer was Jason SVENDSON’'S FLORISTS 2 02 N. Broadway; Decatur, IL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 77 CHORUS Front Row -Suzzette McClelland, Jeff Eagler, Rana King, Mrs. Sharon Johnson Second Row -Shelli Friend, Lee Parrott, Michelle Church, Lisa Rocen Third Row -Kelly Townsend, Mike Jannusch, Jeremy Lehman, Candi Wilson Fourth Row -Krista Major, Annette McClelland, Katrina Parker, Skip Weikle Fifth Row -Heidi Black, Lisa Bledsaw, Tracy Kinney, Frank Friend Sixth Row -Stephanie Baughman, Angie Barricklow, Brian Bennett, Angie Sumpter, Shane Whitaker Seventh Row - Amy Agee, Gayla Hamilton, Cathy Smith, Kristie Shaw Eighth Row -Karla Hampsmire, Rusty Copher, Julie Church, Carey Van Orden Ninth Row -Jackie Barnes, Angie Schleder, Tammy Goodrich, Mindy Wagner, Tina Meade Tenth Row Russ Barker, Howard Keyes, Bill Scott, Chad Johnson, Chad Schleder. The MFHS Chorus was made up of 45 members this year. Our highlights were winning a Superior Rating at the State Organization contest, our annual Christmas program with professional guest soloist Phil Banks and a bang-up “‘All- American musical for the spring concert. We had various other performances such as Baccalaureate and Graduation. 78 CHORUS Officers ¥ tie Suzzette McClelland Jeff Eagler Guest Soloist SWING CHOIR Annette McClelland, Katrina Parker, Chad Schleder. The Swing Choir received a superior rating at this year’s IHSA contest. They performed on numerous occasions throughout the year; such as — the Maroa christian Church, the Community Cafe, the Maroa Jnited Methodist Church, the Hickory Point Mall, the Jr- Sr High Chorus Christmas Program, the Sr. High Spring concert, the Salute to Forsyth and continued oerformances into the summer. They held their ‘raditional lock-in in March. Sponsor Mrs. Sharon Johnson SWING CHOIR 79 Front Row: Annette McClelland, Eran Gentry, Elisha Harper, Chad Ruwe, Angie Schleder, Michelle Church, Suzette McClelland Second CONCERT BAND Row: Shelly Marsh, Lisa Rocen, Laura Tynan, Matt Carnahan, Lisa Thrall, Mary Meadows, Heather Lane, Jackie Barnes, Candi Lucas, Christie Shaw Third Row: Julie Church, Rita Gentle, Heath Miller, Stephanie Pickett, Michelle Malone, Bill Whiteman, Lance Tynan, Skip 80 CONCERT BAND Weikle, Chris Martin Fourth Row: Chad Johnson, Tom Haws, Scott Weikle, Jeremy Lehman, Mr. Mueller Contests Solo and Ensemble Contest April 25th Mf. Pulaski H.S. First Rating — Superior Jeremy Lehman — Euphonium Solo Lisa Rocen — Alto Saxophone Solo Lisa Rocen — Piano Solo Second Rating — Excellent Michelle Church, Angie Schleder, Chad Ruwe, Jackie Barnes- Flute Quartet Christie Shaw, Candi Lucas, Heather Lane, Mary Meadows — Flute Quartet Steve Tothero, Lisa Rocen, Michelle Marsh, Matt Carnahan — Saxophone Quartet Lance Tynan, Skip Weikle, Bill Whiteman, Chris Martin- Trombone Baritone Quartet Organization Contest March 7th, Millikin University The High School Band received a Second Place Rating and earned a Superior Rating for the Sight — Reading portion of the contest. SWEETHEART DANCE 81 SCIENCE FAIRS These four students received the top honors at our local science fair on March 8. Meg Doolin received the trophy for Best of Show’, Marcy Sperry was first runner-up and Lance Tynan Chad Ruwe worked together on the project that was second runner-up. Meg and Marcy went on fo regional competition. SNEES wus TRANSITION METALS 7 Bal . ge ieee 4 On March 8, the Jr-Sr high held its annual local science fair. 98 projects were entered in the largest fair in recent years. This year, for the first time, MFHS attended the regional science fair sponsored by the Illinois Junior Academy of Science held at Parkland Junior College. 25 schools entered 277 projects in our region in 15 categories. MFHS students received the Marine Award for having the best project in two of the four categories we entered. Two students were also selected to represent our region at the state science fair held on May 46 at the U of | Assembly Hall. Marcy Sperry received the Marine Award in chemistry at the regional science fair. Cathy Smith was selected to advance to the state competition in Chemistry. Swim Team 1987 was a banner year for the MFHS swim team. This year there were two swimmers, Chad Engelhart and Steve Tothero. They swam at sectionals where Maroa-Forsyth was put on the map as Steve won the 200-meter Freestyle and placed third in the 500-meter Freestyle, qualifying for State in both. Chad won and qualified for State in the 100-meter Breast Stroke and placed fifth in the 200-meter Individual Medley. At State, Steve and Chad did well again as Steve olaced thirteenth in the 200-meter Freestyle and Chad placed fourteenth in the 100-meter Breast Stroke. There were about forty-five swimmers in each event. Steve and Chad were coached by Mr. Queer. 82 SCIENCE FAIR SWIM TEAM | Steve Todaro, Coach Queer, and Chod En Gene Fruit received the Marine Award in Computer Science and went to State. gelhart. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row -April Fogarty, David Foulke, Tim Lohnes Second Row -Cathy Torgerson, Michelle Malone, Kristi Ritter, Jill Redman Third Row -Bill McClure, Shelly Marsh, Chad Braden, Matthew Carnahan Fourth Row -Carla Christensen, Annette McClelland, Larry Bricker, Chris Orr Fifth Row -Becky Swinger, Wendy Tohill, Paula Groves, Stephanie Pickett Sixth Row -Kelly Townsend, Katrina Parker, Jeff Schmahl, Sarah Barringer Seventh Row -Mrs. McGorray, Tammi Pierson, Rita Gentle, Dori Pierson The National Honor Society, sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), is an organization which recognizes achievement by students in four areas: scholarship, leadership, character and service. Students are initially invited to apply for N.H.S. on the basis of their grade point average and are voted upon by a faculty committee. Membership in the National Honor Society indicates overall outstanding performance in each of the aforementioned areas. 84 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL Front row -Shelli Friend, April Fogarty, Pat Spang, Mr.Campbell Second row -Billy McClure, Kristi Ritter, Tricia Pickett, Larry Bricker, Rita Gentle. Third row - Heath Miller, Amy Agee, Karla Sample, Josh King, Lisa Curry, Jenny Lohnes, Brandon McClure, Dick Wilson Fourth Row Carrie Cochran, Katrina Parker. Shelly Marsh, Suzzette McClelland, Michelle Malone, Krystal Dunn, Joel Morgan. % : - Officers Secretary-Treasurer . . . Shelly Friend Vice-President . . . Pat Spang President . . . April Fogarty The Student Council of Maroa-Forsyth High School is organized to encourage student participation in the school government, to foster good citizenship in regard to the school and the community, to promote democratic ideals, to arouse school spirit, to better pupil-teacher relationships and an understanding of their own problems and fo further the social development in the life of every student. STUDENT COUNCIL 85 SCIENCE CLUB 2 — ; Front Row: Cathy Smith, Steve Cochran, Carrie Cochran, Chad Moore, Carla Christensen. Second Row: Vineeta Dhodapkar, Stephanie Baughman, Meg Doolin, Amy Agee, Gayla Hamilton, Marcy Sperry, Kristi Brandon, Christie Shaw. Third Row: Scott Miller, Cory Garner, Skip Weikle, Becky Swinger, Mrs. Speagle. Fourth Row: Angie Barricklow, Michelle Morris, Chris Pressnall, Todd Massey, Rob Cook, Jeremy Lehman, Matt Hazelrigg. Not Pictured: Shannon Black, Mark McKinney, Joel Walberg, Scott Weikle. Officers JETS Winners President . . . Carrie Cochran Vice-President . . . Steve Cochran Secretary .. . Chad Moore Treasurer . . . Carla Christensen Sponsor... Mrs. Speagle The Science Club sponsored the local science fair and entered the Macon County Engineering Design Contest held at Millikin University in March. Two Winners of the Paper Airplane Design Contest students brought home a trophy from that contest. Freuts Arete ikenens ee we: 86 SCIENCE CLUB VARSITY SCHOLASTIC BOWL Front Row -Bill McClure, Shelly Marsh, Becky Swinger, Carrie Cochran, Jeremy Helton Second Row -Matthew Carnahan, Larry Bricker, Mike Mielke, Chris Orr, Jeremy Lehman, Mrs. Cuttill The Varsity season record was seven wins and seven The Junior Varsity season record was six wins and losses. Their tournament record was four wins and four eight losses. Their tournament record was one win and losses. The Varsity brought home the third place trophy seven losses. Heath Miller received the fifth place from the Varsity tournament. ribbon at the Junior Varsity tournament for toss-up questions answered correctly. JR. VARSITY SCHOLASTIC BOWL Front Row -Bridget Helton, Nikki McFate, Angie Englehart, Stephanie Baughman, Vineeta Dhodapkar, Mrs. Cuttill Second Row -Jenny Lohnes, Lisa Curry, Chad Ruwe, Cathy Smith, Christie Shaw SCHOLASTIC BOWL 87 NEWSPAPER =z Front Row: Suzzette McClelland, Becky Swinger, Wendy Tohill, Krystal Dunn, Stephanie Pickett, Carrie Cochran, Heidi Black. Second Row: Mrs. Purvis, Jill Payne, Jennifer Newton, Mary Meadows, Brad Williams, Traci Harrelson, Bridget Helton, Frank Friend. Third Row: Nikki McFate, Amy Agee, Christie Shaw, Candi Lucas, Cathy Smith, Marcy Sperry, Jill Redman, Vineeta Dhodapkar, Diane Finney, Jeremy Lehman. Fourth Row: Aimee Reeser, Angie Sumpter, Stephanie Baughman, Meg Doolin, Cory Garner, Larry Bricker, Lee Parrott, Angie Englehart, Lisa Christ, Gayla Hamilton. Fifth Row: Kelly Townsend, Shannon Black, Shelli Friend, Melissa Wilson. Senior Editors Junior Editors Shannon Black Shelli Friend Melissa Wilson Kelly Townsend NEWSPAPER LIBRARY CLUB The 1986-87 Library Club members concentrated on keeping the school library in good order for student and faculty use. Some of their duties have included checking materials out and in, shelf reading, running overdue notices to students, checking in new magazines and getting them into their binders, helping process new books and putting materials back on the shelves and in the files. This year the library fine money from the students went to help purchase a new TV and VCR unit for use in the school. This unit has been used a great deal in the different classrooms. saa Front Row: Rana King, Paula Groves, Angie Hassinger, Heather Lane, April Fogarty. Second Row: Tina Meade, Teresa Tribbett, Alice Runyen, Laura Tynan, Miss Bates. Officers ae Secretary-Treasurer . . . Teresa Tribbett President . . . Tina Meade Vice-President . . . Rana King LIBRARY 689 FHA-HERO Front Row -Becky Swinger, Kristi Ritter, Trina Parker, Krystal Dunn, Amy Agee, Stephanie Pickett, Mrs. Daggett Second Row -Michelle Morris, Jill Redman, Elisha Harper, Carey Van Orden, Lisa Morris, Eran Gentry, Heidi Black, Julie Church, Carla Christensen, Meg Doolin, Vineeta Dhodapkar Third Row -Aimrnee Reeser, Diane Finney, Angie Hassinger, Heather Lane, Susan Lobb, Katie Hoffman, Gayla Hamilton, Stephanie Baughman, Rita Gentle, Shelly Marsh, Kelly Townsend, Cindy Crabill Fourth Row -Shelli Friend, Kelli Gossman, Rana King, Michelle Meier, Angie Sumpter, Karen Todd, Tammy Goodrich, Lisa Bledsaw, Teresa Tribbett, Michelle Church, Angie Thrall Fifth Row -Tricia Pickett, Tina Sears, Shannon Whitaker Tina Meade, Laura Tynan Not Pictured -Noeva Fulgham, Kellie Tyson, Candi Lucas, Becky Harper, Angela Ryan, Melissa Wilson, Shannon Black OFFICERS Front Row -Mrs. Daggett (Sponsor) Second Row - Kristi Ritter (State Officer), Amy Agee (Section 4-C Officer), Trina Parker (Secretary-Treasurer), Stephanie Pickett (Vice-President), Melissa Wilson (President), Krystal Dunn (Historian-Reporter), Becky Swinger (Recreational Leader) 90 FHA Honors and Activities Eight members of the FHA attended their Region IV rally in Champaign on September 24. This year was especially interesting since Kristi Ritter was the state officer from Region IV and planned and conducted the meeting. The theme was ‘Changing Goals for a Changing World . Members attended workshops on various subjects. For Homecoming week, the FHA sponsored their annual Mr. Legs and Ms. Flex contest. Mr. Legs candidates were the senior football players and Ms. Flex candidates were the senior FHA members. The 1986 winners were Jamie Eagler and Shannon Black. FHA sold Homecoming mums again as a service to the student body and also had a pick-up truck in the parade. FHA week was February 9-13. One of the week's activities was ‘‘Heart Give-Away Day''. FHA members wore hearts and if they talked to a boy, they had to give up their heart to that boy. One of the most popular events of FHA week was selling carnations which are delivered for Valentine's Day. Red, pink, and white State Officer: Kristi Ritter carnations were sold. Many students puchased them to Peciones Cicer hany Ages be given to sweethearts or friends. During February, FHA also sponsored a Sweetheart Dance. The theme was ‘'Can’t Help Falling in Love’’ and the music was provided by JAMS. The court consisted of: Freshmen............... Heidi Black and Ryan Mielke Sophomores........... Michelle Morris and Bill Barnett MOGIGIS .o oc seeet coms 3 Melissa Wilson and Chad Braden SENIOMNS «¢.23n%% dais some Aimee Reeser and Bill McClure Queenand King........... Kristi Ritter and Jeff Eagler The spring FHA rally was held on February 14 at MacArthur High School. The students participated in proficiency events with the best ones going to state. Also, at this rally, new section officers were elected. Here at MFHS there are two chapters: and so FHA was able to run two candidates. Amy Agee was elected the new section president and Becky Swinger was elected secretary for the section. Nine officers for 1987-88 and two chapter mothers along with Kristi Ritter attended the state conference held in Springfield in May. The theme of the leadership conference was ‘The Power of One — Experience the Magic ’. It was a very exciting trip and conference since Kristi Ritter was one of the eight officers who helped plan the meeting. Members attended various workshops and general sessions. Two of our members participated in the proficiency events. Becky Swinger received a first place rating on an individual research project and Krystal Dunn received a second place rating on the chapter activities manual. On Thursday, May 21, FHA held their annual awards night. Each member was recognized for participating in activities held during the past year. FHA 941 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front Row: Scott Miller, David Foulke, Chuck Cole, Stan Batchelder. Second Row: Mr. Kuykendall, Jeff Engle, Todd Brelsfoard, Tom White, Jason Edwards, Chad Braden, Chad Ruwe, Jim Birge, Tron Wright, Jim Braden, Jeff Butler, Chris Yundt. Not Pictured: Scott Weikle. The Year in Review The Future Farmers of America is an organization whose purpose is to train students in farming and in ag-related fields providing supplies and services to farmers. The Maroa-Forsyth FFA Chapter has competed at the sectional and state levels successfully in 1986-87, defeating 78 section teams in various areas of competition. The chapter received first place in two section farm business management contests and placed eighth in the state competition. In soil judging, the chapter not only took first place, but had seven of the top eight individuals in the section. They placed second in the section in mechanics and dairy and third in livestock, Parliamentary procedure and crops. The meat team did not win, even though Jim Birge was the third high scoring individual and Chad Braden was sixth. Jim was also high individual in engine analysis. Individual students who were recognized this year for outstanding achievements were David Foulke, winner of the DeKalb Agriculture Achievement Award; Jim Birge, who received the Maroa Fertilizer Award; and Chad Ruwe, the Star Greenhand. 92 FFA Officers Front Row: Scott Miller (Secretary), David Foulke (Vice-President), Chuck Cole (President). Second Row: Todd Brelsfoard (Sentinel), Mr. Kuykendall (Sponsor), Stan Batchelder (Treasurer). INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Front Row -Mark Hall, Frank Friend, Troy Parkhurst, Kerry Hood, Danny Weikle, Bill Barnett, Joel Morgan, Randy Ford, Rich Peterson, Paul Ording Second Row -Todd Phares, Mark McGaughey, Jeff Butler, Joe Farley, Chad Moore Third Row - Mr. Dale, Ken Dash, Wes Bogle, Eric Flaugher, Troy Phares Not Pictured -Jamie Weikle, Steve Whitfield, Jeremy Logue, Tim Lucas, Jason House, Bill Scott, Chris Parrott, Brad Turner. The American Industrial Arts Student Association, known as AIASA is a national organization for elementary, junior high and senior high school students who are presently enrolled in, or have completed, industrial arts courses. AIASA is designed to develop the leadership and personal abilities of students as they relate to the industrial-technical world. AIASA is recognized by the United States Office of Education, the American Vocation Association and the American Industrial Arts Association as the only national student organization devoted exclusively to the needs of industrial arts students. Officers Left to right- Mr. Dale, Timm Lucas, Brad Turner, Rich Peterson, Danny Weikle, Joel Morgan, Front to back -Angela Ryan, Karla Hampsmire, Tammy Rotz, Todd Followell, P.J. Hambrecht, Tom Lowe, Keith Bobbitt. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 93 ART CLUB Front Row -Angie Thrall, Michelle Church, Michelle Harlow, Alice Runyen, Tina Sears, Paul Ramsey, Lee Parrott Second Row -Rhonda Smith, Becky Swinger, Ken Dash, Jeremy Helton, Jim Birge, Wes Bogle, Scott Hastings Third Row -Jason House, Joe Creek, Cathy Torgerson, Tammy White, Lisa Luka, Teresa Tribbett, Kelli Gossman, Greg Newlin, Boomer Ford, Mrs. Zimmerman Officers President .. . John Brown’ Vice-President .. . Ken Dash Secretary-Treasurer . . . Scott Hastings 94 ART 96 BASEBALL Front Row: Pat Spang, Bill McClure, Jeff Eagler, Jeff Patterson, Kerry Hood, Derek Bradshaw Second Row: Steve Cochran, Bill Barnett, Josh King, Larry Bricker, Boomer Ford, Rob Cook, Danny Weikle, Joe Anderson. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL ee Front Row: Brant Booker, Brian Shichner, Jeremy Logue, Ryan Taylor, Brandon McClure, Derek Bradshaw Second Row: Kerry Hood, Lance Tynan, Jason Ground, Bill Barnett, Josh King, Craig Bogle, Steve Cochran . THE JOHN WARNER BANK Clinton, IL 61727 Billy McClure ss i Seniors Jeff Ea gler Season Recap Coach Thompson “These young men played extremely well this year... We were always competitive.'’ These were the words f Coach Thompson in praise of the 1987 baseball team. '' The kids were committed to a winning season and ame within an eyelash of another 20-win season and a conference and regional championship.”’ The varsity record was 18-4; but the team was better than that. The record doesn't tell that the Trojans lost three f the four games by one run and the fourth by two. The Trojans were ousted in the finals of the regional ournament in a slugfest against Argenta-Oreana that ended in a score of 16-15. All this was accomplished with a farsity squad with only two seniors. The team and Coach Thompson are to be commended for a fine season. Scoreboard liopolis - pringfield Southeast At. Zion lue Mound linton Aonticello uffalo Tri-City tonington dinburg ethany ¥arrensburg-Latham leyworth Aacon lue Ridge indlay liantic-Harristown t. Anne W W EGIONAL TOURNAMENT fleyworth ement rgenta-Oreana Efr-r€ EFFEC FEF CECE - EE Freshman Baseball Front Row: Ryan Taylor, Jeremy Logue, Brant Booker. Second Row: Lance Tynan, Brion Schichner, Craig Bogle, Jason Ground, Brandon McClure. 98 LS SOFTBALL Front Row: Tami Goodrich, Lisa Curry, Jackie Barnes, Krista Major, Amy Hayes, Cathy Smith, Becky Swinger, Lori Christ, Pam Elliot, Lisa Rocen, Mrs. Livingood. Second Row: Melissa Wilson, Lisa Christ, Stephanie Pickett, Angie Schleder, Angie Barricklow, Eran Gentry, Kristi Buggar, Kelly Townsend, Wendy Tohill, Nikki McFate. Captains | Senior Lori Christ, Wendy Tohill, Melissa Wilson Lori Christ GIRLS SOFTBALL Season Recap The Lady Trojan softball team ended their season a 12-8 winner with a great attitude. Freshman Lisa Christ led the Trojans with her batting average of .492. Lisa also led in runs and RBI’s. Wendy Tohill and Melissa Wilson tied to lead their team in walks drawing 21. Stephanie '‘Wheels”’ Pickett led in stolen bases with 31. Amy Hayes hit four home runs to lead the Trojans. Melissa Wilson had the most extra base hits with nine. Cathy Smith received the ‘‘Most Improved Player’’ award and Melissa Wilson received the ‘Most Valuable Player’ award. The Trojans were led by Captain Wendy Tohill and Co-Captains Lori Christ and Melissa Wilson. The Trojans will miss their sole senior, Lori Christ. Seoreboord VARSITY MacArthur Mahomet Blue Mound St. Teresa Bethany Warrensburg Monticello Warrensburg Tri-Valley Clinton Springfield Ursuline Bloomington Central Catholic St. Teresa Wapella Macon Tolono Unity REGIONALS Monticello FROSH-SOPH Stephen Decatur Olympia MacArthur Stephen Decatur Eisenhower Tolono Unity TOURNAMENT Warrensburg i ee2_¢¢e¢,_ ees L W i €reprreer SOFTBALL 99 After a three-year absence, girls’ track and field once again returned to the Trojan line-up. Although the Lady Trojans didn’t win any meets, their small numbers led by the spiriting of junior Stephanie Pickett and the distance-running of freshman Lisa Morris did pack quite a punch. Four new school records were set by this year’s squad. The 400- meter relay team of Stephanie Pickett, Kristen Baker, Melissa Wilson and Michelle Morris lowered the mark to 55.8 seconds. The 400-meter run was Mr. Queer, Melissa Wilson, Stephanie Pickett, Michelle Morris, Kristen Baker, Jenni Gardner, lowered to 1:07.0 minutes by Lisa Morris, Angie Sumpter. Michelle Morris. Area Best qualifier Lisa Morris lowered her distance specialties of 3200 and 1600 meters to 12:43.0 minutes and 5:50.6 minutes respectively. Without any senior members, Seni or everyone will return next year. With the addition of some new eect squad members, the 1988 season should be excellent. This year's squad was definitely distance-oriented and loaded with promising underclassmen that won many Macon County and Meridian Conference awards from 500-meters to 3200 meters. Paul Arnett, the squad’s lone senior held down the sprints and did the high jump. The distance specialists were led by Chad Braden, Heath Miller, Tron Wright and Dick Wilson. Wilson's 3200- meter time of 10:30.3 minutes was quite promising for a freshman and along with sophomore Heath Miller in the Front Row: Dan DeMark, Rod Harrelson, Tron Wright, Ron Reeser, Ted Weiscope. Second 800-meter lean toward an Row: Coach Queer, Heath Miller, Chad Braden, Tony Neps, Paul Arnett, Mark McGaughey, exceptional future Dick Wilson. LITTLE DUCKLINGS MARTY’S COUNTRY KNITTING BASKET 400 TRACK Forsyth, IL 62535 315 E. Ruehl; Forsyth, IL 62535 MR. HOBB'S VACATION” Cast of Characters Behind the Scenes SIS PEOOG sw owning anne 6 gunn w senso wed 94 ce en Jeremy Helton SHIGE DIFECIOR. oo ov nen a x avo es watt ede eww ew ones Marcy Sperry ERG! PETES « = 6 ace os ee ee EE Eo so ess Gee ome Cory Garner Stage Manager ..........0 0.0 e eee eee ee Matthew Carnahan EMVITGIFONCIISOY « a: 3 a awe ee eae deenlcene sete Gayla Hamilton LIGHTING : ows xsmce awn seu ec eane Cee ee aaE Res Matt Hazelrigg PEGGY TODOS « « sits x Gen oo one stares hac be ms eo mes hom s Kristi Ritter Joel Walberg POUHOOOS on 6 coc bee meres oe eb ee ie st ees Katrina Parker Chad Ruwe (ROR Sias yo mena (new 4 sews somes 4 wed wR eee ow David Foulke Special Sound Effects... 0.2.2 ee Chris Pressnall PISRSONOINGU o-uirid a trad ans aA COs ern ee eee Lee Parrott Prop Committee... 2 ee Christie Shaw Poly Gabrelsonl s cars seae5: aes ChB iteuwec cases Michelle Malone Heather Lane Byron Dangerfield ........... 0.00000 cee eee Jeremy Lehman , Candi Lucas Jane Dangerfield ..... 2.2.6.6... eee. stephanie Baughman ROVEMIBIAG ca cme semis son bea RPE RES ER TEER SEs Michelle Meier SOUT SISWOlG: my 2 2 Bae Bk Bo ocd ova 6 4 Se he hams Boomer Ford Karen Todd Cindy Bollivar .. 0.6... eee eee eee eee. Vineeta Dhodapkar Wit 5 tee ve ore be oid dion oo Oe had wees BE Eel Cindy Crabill S20. | a Shelly Marsh Nikki McFate PAORG VAIO? om x 4 eres s eins 8 eee ee ee eheckad Billy McClure Kristen Baker Kenneth Wainwright .. 6... ee eee eee Jamie Eagler GOVETDERIGR 5 ninco danmeeveynec meeces dEUS Karla Sample Harry Binger «1-6... eee eet Larry Bricker SOOMSCL.. « sah ESEM EES HREM ELS ee DE eee eA wns ee es Mrs. Blanco LOCUEUONIGE! srs eke SEA MELE MESS G Hee diwdwneaas Becky Swinger . ‘Salty’ Clayberry. 00.00.0000... 00. Joe Anderson : Mary “Skipper” Mayberry ...........-2.6205- .... Amy Agee SCHOOL PLAY 104 JAZZ BAND Front Row: Annette McClelland, Shelli Marsh, Lisa Rocen, Carrie Cochran, Matt Carnahan Second Row: Suzzette McClelland, Chris Martin, Bill Whiteman, Jeremy Lehman, Skip Weikle, Lance Tynan Third Row: Chad Johnson, Tom Haws, Rita Gentle, Heath Miller, Stephanie Pickett, Michelle Malone, Amy Hayes, Mr. Mueller. bf Bias Wit eahiesist oie: MO The Jazz Band performed at two home basketball games and at the Millikin University Jazz Festival. They also competed aft the Eastern Illinois University Jazz Festival and the Midwest Jazz Band Compettition held at Palos Heights, Illinois. The year ended with two great nights of jazz on May 1 and 2 at Jazz '87. The Jazz ‘87 theme was ‘Hooked on Jazz’’ and the high school gym was decorated in a summer atmosphere. The guest soloist was Mr. Jim Buitos from Illinois State University. THE WHITE BARN 102 JAZZ BAND Maroa, IL — Loretta, Rob Shelly Marsh 104 Lee G Jeanne PROM Steve Lori Mike April Ji m Angie | Wes Jill PEE sik Sh Mike Michelle Darrin Angie dane abs 3 cae: Jeff Trina Paul Michelle Andy Suzzette Chad Rita Dave Krista Brad Karla John G Shannon Kurtis Michelle PROM 105 RET YAT ON NANCE Kelas. _ Mike Mielke and Lori Christ SEPREDE TYG PECIEG Senior Attendants: Jill Redman, Stefany Newton, Aimee Reeser Queen Lori Christ and King Mike Mielke Senior Attendants: Scott Hastings, Jeremy Helton, Jamie Eagler 108 SENIOR TRIP : thegncncsacnnengintisinit SENIOR TRIPPIN GRADUATION Wastin arpa ee ionlar, Sa een 110 GRADUATION Congratulations, Class of 1987 LIT TT RADUATION 144 - - aw THANK YOU LAKESIDE MOTORS..............-- SEAM: vx nnc.x tus wre a nen me Karen mae conve o dee wm ae whet wow ws 74,46 GERBER STATEBANK.............-- ARGENTA. ac. caw vseapesswwsvweusewassuweseuwdsewaneawas 75 JOHN WARNER BANK ...........--- GK) 96 LANDMARK STUDIOS .............. 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