Marshall High School - Marshallonian Yearbook (Marshall, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1981 volume:

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' .5 fx Q 3 .i I sb is f af KENT ALAN DAVIDSON Kent DONALD ARTHUR DEISI-IER :gl E Duck Sexgiors K STEVEN EUGENE DARDEEN ccBil1n MARGARET ANN COQPER CCMaggie!7 PAMELA KAY DONHAM HPam DEAN RGBERT DUNCAN CCDGQH77 I DOUGLAS DUANE EMANUS , csEnOra LEE ANN EERRIS Twi1la'7 TODD SPENCER EONNER Todd ROBERT WILLIAM FRAKER R. Upfilkkxn ff 7 SCH ANTHONY C.D. FRY JR. 6CTOny!7 GINA LENNETTE GAGEN Ginnette,, M l SARA JEAN GOEKLER f Z 7 622 Z., ff 5' , Z, fy , ,, , fffv, ,, fy, an , , fy' 4, ', NANCY MARIE GARNER CGNQ-H77 ROBERT DEAN GARNER ccBOb91 Swan DOUGLAS KIRK GUNTHER KcGUI1fl1,, il 16 Seniors DEBRA ARLENE HARS HMAN 1 ccDebH STEPHEN ROBERT HAYES 'clsaacn KATHLEEN MARIE HALLORAN CCKate73 SEAN ROWE HARRISON CCHarr97 PAU LA SUE HIATT 'gpaulam ROBIN SUE HOGGATT Robin 3 THAUAjOANNYH1HOLUNGSWORTH TL GEORGE RAYMOND HORNBROOK Butch i ,,,, ANTHONY PAUL KASTIGAR Tony HOLLY ANNE LAKE Holly I . Semors ca va cc H Al Q MA i i CC '7 1 A Y i Q Y 5 H H 2 i Y W , , A Y i A 1 l ' 1 l 'X I xg iw ' efA ll 1 if ' F Q. 51- 11 1 ' w 3 1 s 3 DANA GAY JOHNSON g'DanaM LARRYJOEJOHNSON CCLarry33 MITZI SUE LITTERAL CCPiPPi77 BRIAN GLENN LYCAN CCLY ke!! WILLIAM F. LANGSTON dBi-1177 STEPHEN RANDAL LINDLEY Steve DOUGLAS ANTHONY MCCONCI-IIE Tony ELIZABETH LYNN MCMANUS Libby thc Lion Scum wx LORA LEA MACKE 6'Smacke,' SABRINA KAY MANHART 'gSabrina', Seniors TEENA K. MIX HTceua', PAUL MULLEN PaulriCl1cy,' JAMES HUBERT MARTIN JR. CG-Iim77 BRADLEY ROBERT MAS KELL wsfadw ii GARY KEAN CYROURKE c'Belushi JOE CI-IIEN-YUNG PAN GCJOe77 BARRY CURTIS NELSON ffsmileyv PAUL CHARLES NEWTON II Newt,' E 5- X A 3 X K X S S X LISA ANN RAN KINS 'gShorty', RICK TODD REED Rick Scrum 11-IJ-1-1 I wz K DALE EUGENE REELEY g'Dale,' LORI JUNE REMLINGER CCLOI-i79 Seniors RI-IETT D. SALISBURY 4'Rl1ctt NORMAN LEE SANDERS Norman SANDRA LEE RILEY c'Sandy VIRGINIA MAJ ELLA RYAN 'cGinny MICHELE IRENE SCHMIDT ' 'Michele-1 DWANE EUGENE SI-IUMAKER HDWane TERI LYNN SCHAEFER '4Parthina Rose JANICE SUE SCHMIDT H-Ianicen THERESA LOU SHUMAKER K'Thercsa JOYCE slUNE SWERLY HJ l,. . . GARY PATRICK SMITH Smitty, WYN ETTE LUIS SMITH HN6'E'CCr,, KELLY LEA SPITTLER AMY CHRISTINE STAUB LORA ANN SNIDER '4Tin Grimm SAMUEL TRAVIS SPEROS Wfravisa' Stxuby Semors DIANE LYNN STAUB '4Stauby GENA KAY STEPHENS KEVIN LEWIS STOELTING MDI.. KY? SHANNON STROI-IM '4Strohme,' Mouth TAMMY JO ELLEN SWEITZER UT. -I. Swcitzerv GARY DOW SWITZER Num: LISA LYNNE TAYLOR '4Lisa T. JULIANNA CAMILLE THOMPSON MJ uh!! BRA ANTHONY WAYNE TRUDEAU 6'Eatty TIMOTHY ALLEN TRUDEAU Tim Seniors RUSSELL LEE THOMPSON cLCfUSf,, BRADLEY RUSSELL TINGLEY 'cBrad,' TERRI LYNN TURNER '6Terri DAVID ALLEN WALLACE 'cDavid GREGORY STUART TUCKER TuckH MARY ELIZABETH TURNER Beefer TERESA LYNN WALLACE Hot Stuff' TROY ALAN WALLACE Troy x Mnmxa CURTIS LELAND WALTERS 'cSOnny', GARY RAY WELSH CCGary77 I Seniors ULLA KRISTINA YLII-IEIKKILA LcU11ava KARIN LYNN WERNZ Ki X 'cKarin,' REBECCA ANN WILLIAMS CCDaiSy97 1 I-X x X C jx W, X X f IQ' -1. .. , QKIxxxX9 l,,..vs F I sv S, VF 35 g f N, ,, ' 6 as . , NM Our mighty officers. r 1 lllf'llllfl'l l1JIIfllllQlfiQllll'fll'llllIlll lIlflS'lI'I 1 ia4.. as M se., Seniors achieve final goal: GRAD ATIO The Class of 1981 has many fond memories to recall as they enter into the world of alumni: Officers are Paul Newton, president, Ginny Ryan, vice-president, Julie Bennett, secretary, Sabrina Manhart, treasurer. .Robin shows her best smile for the camera. quill , . . xxilllkllx X Friends V ,ff zz Z 7 aff Mx f! Marshall High School was fortunate this year to have in the Class of 1981 Ulla Yliheikkila. She is a native of Finland. Her sponsors have been the family of Marianne Murphy. Ulla 3 has spent many hours talking to classes and 3 community organizations about life in Fin- land. She adjusted very well to the lifestyle WW V WMM of a MI-IS senior. All seniors can add Ulla to f the many memories that MHS has given to a rf 2 them. f The bottom picture reflects the darkness that i befalls the MI-IS building, but throughout V their lives our seniors will reflect the light they gained during their stay at MI-IS. i...l1- Seniors .f.'f t. , ,,,7 .,,.. lflll MA ,.l.,,,. S4 , li Cla: . gindl. l'ulej.lJ2l Cust ll.: PATRlCK Rlt . ln: TERESA llzcaszu, V. Pall ra' Club ff, tv,. Clin 1, 5: Annual Sl Tratl 1,2 MARQA1 llmaggier- lllpller Club 1,2 v sllvgl HBHV, KENT A l V illtnfll V- Pres. ubutku Club 1 1 112614. PAME1 ilpamh l,3,4,l PM .Emil Colllel 1.2, TI Sllanis lil, M .lets A. The Senior Index DANIEL BRENT ADAMS 'IBrent , Track I,2,3,4. JENNIFER LYNN ADAMS Jenn, Secretarial Club 3,4, Annual Staff 3, Basketball 4, Track 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Home Ec. Club 4, Art Club 4, Pep Band l,2,3,4. JOHN JAY ADAMS John',, Football l,2,3,4 Capt. All Valley 4, Track 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3, Basketball I, Industrial Arts Club 4. BRENT E. BARTRAM Little BT, Science Club 4, Football 1,2, Track l,2,3,4. JULIE MARIE BENNETT Julien, Science Club 2,3,4, Secretarial Club 2, V. Chair. 3, Chair. 4, Home Ec. Club 2,3, 4, Band 1,2,3, Track 1, Basketball 1,2,3, Volleyball Mgr. 1,2,3, Annual Staff 3,4, Cheerleader 4, Pep Band 1,2, Secretary of Class 1,2,3,4. PATRICK DEE CLAYPOOL Rat , Industrial Arts Club. TERESA LYNN CLAYPOOL Treese , Home Ec. Club l,2,3,4 QTreas. 3, V. Pres. 4J, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, 0.0. 4 QV. Pres.J, Secretarial Club 4, Student Council 2, 3, QTreas. 3,4J, Annual Staff 3,4, Citizen of the Month 3, Track 1,2,3,4. MARGARET ANN COOPER Maggie , Marshallettes 1,2,3,4-Choreo- grapher, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2,3. STEVEN EUGENE DARDE EN SGBH177 KENT ALAN DAVIDSON Kent , Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4. DONALD ARTHUR DEISHER Duck'l, Science Club 2,3,4, Industrial Arts Club l,2,3, Spanish Club l,2,3, Band 8c Pep 1,2,3,4. PAMELA KAY DONI-IAM PamI', Chorus I,2, Track I, Home Ec. Club l,3,4, H.E.R.O. 3, Secretarial Club 4. DOUGLAS DUANE EMANUS Emo , Football l,,2,3,4, QTri-Capt. 4J, All Conference .3, All Wabash Valley 3, Baseball l,2, Track 2, Hi-Y 3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club l,2,3, Pres. 2, Student Council 3,4, Marching Band l,Coneert lizmrl l,2,3,4, Jets Team 2,3, National Honor Society 3. LEE ANN FERRIS Twilla',, Science Club l,2,3, Spanish Club l,2,3, Secretarial Club I,2,3, Home Ec. Club l,2,3,4, Marshallettes 2,3, H.E.R.O. 4 QV- Pres.J. ROBERT WILLIAM FRAKER JR. Frak , F.F.A. 1,2,3,4QPres. 4J, Football 1. GINA LENNETTE GAGEN Ginnette',, Science Club 2,3,4, Secretarial Club 2,3,4, Home Ec. Club l,2,3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Marshallettes 1,2,4 QChoreo- grapher 4J. NANCY MARIE GARNER Nan , Secretarial Club l,2,3,4, Home Ec. Club 3,4, D.E. 3, Chorus 1,2. ROBERT DEAN GARNER C6BOb77 SARA JEAN GOEKLER Sara , Science Club 2,3,4, Secretarial Club 4, Home Ec. Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1, Band 1,2,3, Track 1, Basketball, 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3, Cheerleader 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Pep Band l,2, Student Council 1,2, V-President 1,2. DOUGLAS KIRK GUNTHER Gunth , Industrial Arts Club 1. KATHLEEN MARIE HALLORAN Kate',, Science Club 2,3,4, QV. Pres. 4J, Home Ec. Club 2,3,4, QV. Pres. 3, Pres. 4J, Latin Club 1,2,3,4 QAedile 3, Quaes- tor 4J, Annual Staff 3,4, JCL 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, QSecretary 2,3, V. Pres. 4J, Thespians 2,3,4, QSecretary 4J, National Honor Society 3,4, QV. Pres. 4J, Concert Band l,2,3,4, March- ing Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band I,2,3,4, B and Representative 2, Band V. Pres. 3, Citizen of the Month 2. SEAN ROWE HARRISON I-Iarr , Science Club 2,3, Golf l,2,3, Basketball I,2, Illinois State Scholar. DEBRA ARELENE HARSHMAN Deb , Art Club l,4, Science Club l,4, Home Ec. Club l.,2,3,4, Secretarial Club 4, Library Club 4. STEPHEN ROBERT HAYES Isaac , Science Club 3,4, Spanish Club l,2,3. Thespians 2,3,4, QV. Pres. 31 Pres. 4J, Speech Team 2, Best Thespian Boy 3, Football I, Basketball l,2, Track 4, Annual Sta lil' I ,2,3, Concert Band l,2,3,4, Pep Band I,2,3,4, Marching Band l,2,3,4. PAULA SUE I'IIA'I I' Paula , Ilome Ee. Club 2,3,4, Ser-relarml Club 2,3,4. ROBIN SUE HOGGATT Robin , Home Ec. Club 1,2,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Art Club 1, Library Club 4, Secretarial 3, H.E.R.O. 4, Chorus 1,2. THALIA JOANNITH HOLLINGSWORTH T.J., Cowgirl , Secretarial Club l,2,4, Home Ec. Club 1,2,4, H.E.R.O. 3, Chorus 1,2. GEORGE RAYMOND HORNBROOK Butch , Football l,2,3,4, Jets Scholastic Team 2, F.F.A. I,2, Science Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Basketball 1,2. DANA GAY JOHNSON Dana,', Citizenship Award, Home Ec. 1,2,3, Track 1, Chorus l,2, H.E.R.O. 3. STEPHEN RANDAL UNDLEY ffstevev, F.F.A.1,2,3,A.o.3. MITZI SUE LITTERAL Pippin, Home Ec. Club 1,4, Science Club 3, D.E. Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Secretarial Club 1, Chorus 2. BRIAN GLENN LYCAN Lyke , Football l,2,3, Capt. 4, Basketball 1,2, Track 3, F.F.A. 1,2, Science Club 3,4, Romeo 4, Hi-Y 4, Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1,2,3. DOUGLAS ANTHONY MCCONCHIE 6'Tony , D.E. 3,4, Parliarnentarian, Art Club 4. ELIZABETH LYNN MCMANUS Libby the Lion , Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Project Officer 4, Secretarial Club 1,2,3,4, Thespians 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Lion Mascot 4, Pep Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band l,2,3,4. LORA LEA MACKE Smacke , Science Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Band l,2,3,4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4. SABRINA KAY MANHART Sabrina , Science Club 3,4, Home Ec. Club 3,4, Treas. 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Secretarial Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Histo- rian 4, Basketball 3,4, Senior Treasurer, Track 3,4, Girls' State Alternate, Jets teams competition. TONY LEOU MASON Dirt , Industrial Arts I,2.3. TENNA K. MIX Tenna , Library Club 4, Pres.. Chorus 3. PAUL MUI, LEN Paulriehey Senior Index BARBARA jEAN MY LES Barb , Home Ee. Club 1,2, Art Club 1, Secretarial Club 1. PAUL CHARLES NEWTON Il NewtU, Thespians 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3, Annual Staf-f1,2,3,4, Basketball 3, President of Class 2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Indus- trial Arts Club 4, Been in trouble 1,2,3,4. CARY KEAN 0,ROURKE Belushi , Science Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 3,4, Pres. 4, Basketball 1, Golf 1,2, Baseball 3,4. j0E CHIEN-YOUNG joe,', Science Club 2,3,4 Qtradure 31. LISA ANN RANKINS Shorty , Home Ee. Club 3,4, H.E.R.0. 4, Secretarial 3,4. ODESSA jEAN ROACH DesH QD.j.1, Home Ee. Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2,4, Secretarial Club 2,4, Business Club 4. VIRGINIA MAjELLA RYAN Ginny', Science Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3, Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Thespians 4, Sophomore Class Treas., junior and Senior Class V. Pres., Student Council 2,4, National Honor Society 3,4, QTreas. 41, Illini Girls' State Recipient, D.A.R. Recipient, Illinois State Scholar, Annual Staff 3,4. RHETT D. SALISBURY Rhett , Science Club 3,4, Industrial Arts 1,2,3, QClass Rep. 2,31, Photo Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4. TERI LYNN SCHAEFER Parthina Rose , Marshallettes 1,2,3, Choreographer 4, Home Ee. Club 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Secretarial Club 2,3,4, 0.0.4, Latin Club 1. THERESA LOU SHUMA KER Theresa , Annual Staff 3, leo-editor 41, Newspaper Staff 4, Science Club 2,3,4, Home Ec. Club 1,2,3, Secretarial Club 2,3,4, Photography Club 4, Thespians 3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2, Marching Band 1,2,3,4. j0YCE jUNE SIVERLY j.j. , Home Ec. Club 3,4, Chorus 1,2, H.E.R.0. 3, 4,Secretarial Club 2. GARY PATRICK SMITH smitfye WYNETTE LOIS SMITH Netter , Band 1,2,4, QPres. 41, Pep Band 1,2, 3,4, Lion's Roar Newspaper Staff 1, Science Club 1,2,3,4, QTreas. 41, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, lBest Setter 84 All-Conf.1, Basketball 2,3, Scholastic Team, jets Team 3,4. Senior Index LORA ANN SNIDER Tin Grinn, Home Ee. Club 1,2,3,4, lliccrw' tion Chair. 41, Secretarial Club 1,2,3,4, UU' porter 31, Chorus 2,3, 0.0. 4, Milfslwllcftcs 4' SAMUEL TRAVIS SPEROS Travis,', Art 1,4, Industrial Art 2,4. KELLI LEA SPITTLER Ta , Chorus 1, PCP Band 1,2,3,4,15aHd LZ, 3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Volleyball Manager 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Attendant 3,4- AMY CHRISTINE STAUB Stauby , Student Council, President 1, Sec- retarial Club 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Home Ec. Club 1,2,3, 4, Illinois State Scholar. DIANE LYNN STAUB StaubyH, Science Club 2,3,4, Secretarial Club 2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4,jazz Band 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Homecoming Attendant 4, Student Council 1. GENA KAY STEPHENS Mouth,', Latin Club 1,2,3, QAedile1 3, j.C.L. 1,2,3, Science Club 2,3,4, Home Ee. Club 4 QRoorn Rep. 41, Thespians 2,3,4, Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1, Pep Band 1, Marshallettes 2,3,4, Flag. Capt. 3, Choreo- grapher 4, Secretarial Club 4, Annual Staff 4. KEVIN LEWIS STCELTING Dr. KH, Science Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres 4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Sons of the American Revolution QSAR1, Hi-Y 3,4, Treas. 4, Football 1,2,3,4, All-Conf. 4, All Valley 4, Fresh man Class Treas., Annual Staff 4, Assistant Athletic Dir. 3,4. SHANNON STROHM Strohme , F.F.A. 3,4, Sentinial 4. TAMMY j0 ELLEN SWEITZER T.j. Sweitzern, Home Ec. Club 1,2,4, Art Club 2,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, March- ing Band 1,2,3,4. LISA LYNNE TAYLOR Lisa T. , Science Club 3,4, lSecretary 41, Home Ee. Club 1,2,3,4, Art Club 4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Secretarial Club 3,4, Thespi- ans 4, Track 3, NHS 3,4, QSecretary1 0.0. 4. RUSSELL LEE THQMPSON CrustH, Football 1,3, Track 1,2, Student Council 1,2, Industrial Art Club 3. JULIANNA CAMILLE THoMPsoN j ulin, Science Club 4, Secretarial Club 3,4 Home Ec. Club 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Photo-, graphy Club 3. BRADLEY 'RUSSELL TING LEY Brad ANTI lf PNY WAYN li 'l'l4 I Il Jl'lAlJ 1'l atLyl',lnrlnstrlalArtsf,lnhl,2,.5,4, TIMOTHY ALLEN 'l'RUlJIZAU urI1llll7,,llIt,lllSU'l2ll Artsfllnh l,3,4, GREGORY STUART TUCK ER Tuck , Science Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Golf 2,4, Baseball 3,4. MARY ELIZAISEHT TURNER Beefer , Home Ec. Club l,2,3,4, Secretarial Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1, Chorus 2. TERRI LYNN TURNER Terri , Chorus 1, Homecoming Attendant 1, 4, Secretarial Club 2,3,4, QSecretary-Treas. 41, Science Club 4, 0.0. 3,4, fPres. 41. TERESA LYNN WALLACE Hot Stuffv, Science Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Home Ee. Club 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1, 2,3,4. TROY ALAN WALLACE Troy , Football 1,2,3,4, All-Conf. 4, All Wabash Valley 4, jazz Band 4, Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Science Club 4, Hi-Y QSecretary1. CURTIS LELAND WALTERS Sonny , Science Club 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, QLetter 3,41, Football 1, Annual Staff4, Band 1,2,3,4. GARY RAY WELSH Welsh', Science Club 2,3, Latin Club 2,3, Photography Club 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. Boys' State 3, Annual Staff 4, co-editor, Class Treas. 3, Scholastic Bowl Team 4, Football 1. KARIN LYNN WERNZ Kam , Home Ee. Club 1,2,3,4, Spar1iSl1 Club 1,2,3,4, Science Club 3,4, Secretarial Club 1,2,3,4, Marshallettes 1,2,3, Capt. 2,3, Cheerleading 4, Annual Staff 4. REBECCA ANN WILLIAMS ' Daisy , Home Ec. 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'ZZ' QQJQQ QQQEQKN R T '- f' f ,J f ff 1 2 -Sf'-if fi, X Wi E ectlon Year 1980 ,, 6 E ,II E 0 t NN I n 4Y ' ' A ...A , f 5 QQ fifwfl ' -'fi Z sfmwyg . , , A, Z ,v W ' 'f Y wamswfsf -a f.. I ' If www:-U -mwzmffm if ff A ,117 y , WM !! .4, A ,, ,, , , ,.., ., ,. ,,,,, ,ff .aff -- wffwf ,X - 1' M,mf.ffa.,m,,.a,f,my,z..f:ffL-ffff'fff':fz:,f,i4gz421n4'x ,, , W 1gM V ,X ' ' ' 'i ff' ff!! 12 Y ,,., Hx. , c a x. V N, M f 'x 'x N X. 'N ' , l iikx 'N,:ii'q R' A. :K . K, m t, X ' X -. XV , .Xt 'x W N A. ' X 4, Xx ' X M WMI, f x W XXX X X N. xx 'x 1980 was the year for a new president to be elected as leader of our nation. Although the seniors Were unable to offically vote in the election, they held a mock election. Voting booths were set up in the lobby and each senior had a chance to experience theright to vote. Poll watchers checked each name as the seniors cast their votes. Many MHS students were actively in- volved in political campaigning for their favorite can- didate. an -- V, 'ax , 1, X N ,Q H A X5 a . t 1 1, ,,, ',,r .l.. s N - xx RY x sgg X ,,,, fx as X X is s X- - X , 11 N: Xxtxmxq ' -fs: s- x K . ,gs use is ., N , XE Ap .,,, --w Q Q L is B 3. Qs X wir lflcctimms H 3 P' l' 111015 UH iliiiimilwliflllilimm' Facult e lllalelduuoor-1'll :':llJvuuuo TIUFL' They eep s going The administration Works very hard to see that the school corporation serves each student to the fullest extent. Many hours of planning, studying charts, budgeting, and meet- ings are necessary in order for the school corporation to run smoothly. Mr. Eaglin is the superintendent of schools. Mr. Thompson is high school principal. Mr. Crumrin is the business manager. aw ff X A , 1 ,L. l.v,:y f ,V .IQ ,Q QQ, ff 3, f f ' J 4, 5.1 ,A my .-- ,gy ,ew Qjhxf I, ,iff in 1 ff f, ff .V y W - Q 1 ' ' ,, ,X-01, A 4, V f' f ' f ?? ., yy, Li I 1445, 'l,f'f 1447 2, - ,, if .Wk ff , ZW f law I 5,454 ,Civ V465 ,971 . ,' X 'V ff, if , 4 Ag, QWMQQJ' jf, ' ffglwf wifi ', ff U if f , L f- 2 , Q 1 7 N, if 5' 'K ,1 r i. A 2 A A f 1 . I ,A l v .4 I. I, , Z 4 , t ,, iff A. ' ' .' fli X if ' I , 7 'ff Y' Zypwaafw ,, , liulz rlllliillllifiilll Gerald Eaglin t'l1.n1 les V1 mmm larultx .f-..,,. .,4....-1 --.-n V ' - . UY444Ww'1?'M'l'Ifwaf11f1'1 ffl .Iv 'f-?4'AQi2'7'P'If'f'W'1f'9 5'f4'f ff4'i3Q 7W '7 9 mM'V5 Z'3N '5'5'mN 5Wt?3 I I ' invbQAhnnQau.m..xnaanelmh-.-..e. ....- A.--H-N Motivators , navigators and instigators Mr. Beleslin teaches drafting. His interests include hunting and fishing. Mr. Bohn teaches welding and metals. He enjoys fishing and photography. Mr. Connelly teaches U.S. and World History and jour- nalism. He enjoys freelance writing and chess. Mrs. Brandt teaches chemistry, physics, and physical science. Bill Beleslin Gene Bohn Faculty MHC Bfimdf Dwight Connelly Valerie Cornwell Henry Deming lay llllyylc' Miss Cornwell teaches High School Girls' Physical Educa- tion she enjoys riding horses and participating in sports. Mr. Deming is the High School Guidance Counselor. He en- joys participating in athletics and also enjoys traveling. Mr. Engle teaches boys' physical education. Mr. Enkoff teaches Algebra I and Geometry. - . X . X X X . X X X X 5 a XQX Q XXX-5' NX-X.-Xe NX fwfr X X X X X X L X .Z -XX qs X X .r X X X X X X David linlxolili l'i.lCllllY Mrs. Evola teaches English and Vocational English. She en- joys the piano and organ, church choir, needlework, and handcrafts of all kinds, and reading. Mrs. Fitzjarrald teaches consumer education, typing, and business machines. She enjoys gardening, reading and bike riding. Mrs. Ford teaches junior high and high school art. She enjoys all arts and crafts, camping, biking, and traveling. Mrs. Gardner teached biology. She enjoys camping, garden- ing, painting, sewing, and music. Emma Gardner l Garnett Evola l Cristie A. Eitzjarrald I ri ene S Ford Faculty 5 arnes W. Gwyn Mr. Gwyn teaches high school band,jazz band, and chorus, He enjoys cooking, fishing, and motorcycles. Mr. Hasten teaches physical education and is also the athletic director. He enjoys reading and sports. Mr. Heine teaches bookkeeping, retailing, salesmanship, and distributive education. He enjoys most outdoor activities. Mrs. Meehan teaches shorthand and office occupations. She enjoys reading, traveling, and playing the organ. John Hasten Mft l Y -.. ..... 1 Rex I-'lycincf Dorothy Meehan Facultx w .l E ? R s p , i i i .1 3 I l 5 l l l Terry Moreland . . V 0,74 f efhj. X ' X. I ' - i - l r e - fr -xv , X V . M ,::- .V .v,: 549.9 A am' i l XM ll Jxr Mr. Moreland teaches agriculture. He sponsors the Young Farmers. I-Ie told us he had no hobbies. 'AAZ Mr. Morris teaches college algebra, plane geometry, and P trigonometry. y . , . ii Mr. McQueen teaches driver s education. Mrs. McNary teaches Latin and English. She enjoys reading, -,X 3, . . . xx' gardening, music, and traveling. X l Bob Morris 5 ' 1 i . Si ' 1 in El ,gr Tom McQueen Kathleen McNary l Faculty ennie Q'Rourke Lolita Parker Mrs. O'Rourke teaches English. She enjoys listening to music, reading, attending plays, and camping. Mrs. Parker teaches Home Economics. She enjoys cooking, sewing, and needlework. Miss Pence teaches English and Spanish. She enjoys playing the piano, sewing, bike riding, andjogging. Mr. Rector teaches algebra and practical math. He enjoys coachingjunior high basketball and participating in sports. WU' Karr-I1 l'e-m'c- Roll Rcffor Pacillttx i 1 1 1 Saiiy Rector X 1 Mrs. Rector teaches Typing and Business Machines. Sally especially enjoys playing the piano. Mrs. Shaffner teaches Home Economics. Her interests range from cooking, sewing, and crafts to music, flowers, ancl photography. Mrs. Shawver teaches Speech I and II. She enjoys reading and taking classes. Mr. Spencer is the Media Specialist and Unit Librarian. He enjoys playing the piano and organ, photography, plants, and collecting rainbows and Utoadsn. Violet Shaffner Sue Shawvcr ' Steve Spencer Faculty 1 i. Delana Stephens Margaret Thornsburg mu Wimgli y I K 'Y' .. .,..a Q li -'-nun n runrwvpl y '-W 'V' Support and service eopl Pictured here is Nurse Ruth Kemp. She is always around Whenever anyone needs a Band-Aid or their temperature taken. Rex Wood seems to be enjoying ali the attention he's getting here. A I ' f KW' ,, P my 9 'I J? W MZ X f , f ff ff UWM f ,gy n f' J f P4 f ffm UQWW X ww 2 Q 6? Wayne Miller and the other Marshaii high custo- dians kcep our school in top condition all year around. Pictured left to right, Wayne Gilbert, Dean Maurer, Doug Garner. 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W . 4 I fx 523 Pl 4 r 1 in i air.. x li its 4 N .wr Typing, typing W and counting money Pictured here We have Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. Morgan. These are our three high school secretaries. Without these three very special people and all there time and effort that they put into making our school run smoothlyvwe would all be lost. Mr. Enkoff hamming it up! QQ' ks H, -i l Support l Personnel M ix f'.l 'N 'Near Will the real teacher please stand up? Miss Pence QMrs. Frippsj lets her true nature shine through on Halloween. Granny and David do a little boogying at the homecoming dance. just two cute girls from cdown on the farmf Miss Cornell: Are you sure you turned in your health report? wH'??Jsavx41i,:f,i'wy6:f,q'1c--aaaA5i!n9iI5453tl?n8MiaQ4i!1MiK. . , '41, Q- ,emo A , . s is, X s A v lnncultx , tk,-.. .M ,.' -- . ssl-.ihi2illluhvis.an,.,-.n-w.nn in I P I x u v 141 X ' VVS! . ?I4-Y4'55T'!S'1i'J1' ..,'1 if-,' ZF',!.nm'k'i'!2. . 2.51, 1 , ,-Q-'1vif 'r'r - --w1'.'-W r l 1.,..,,,. 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Robert Berry Randy Blankenship Tony Boesinger Scott Boyer Everett Brandt Lesa Brinkerhoff Penny Brooks Sheryl Brooks Quenby Bruce Tim Bruner Steve Bubeck Lisa Budd Yvonne Burton Pam Cassel Michele Claypool ' .v........s -dau.-1-144.-41--1--r..--...mul-.f..:-.v,1.nmi.m-. -.1.1-.,. .1.shim.-.,..'.uf-v.+..'.,.,1a.,.,,,,. , ,M I ,M ,.,,,,,,,,,. 1. . 1 - . , , Did you hear that jill Farris John Fash Billy Finkbiner Don Forsythe Agnes Grindie Mike Grooms Sandy Guptill Sarah Gwyn John Hamilton Mindy I-laws Sheila Hewitt Rodney I-Ioppingarner Tammy I-Iorsley Richard Jayne Debbie jones ...? A 4 4 ff f f Andy' ffff , X 5 22 Af. A . ij ? Z, ,Q . A. ,-'ff 1 ,.',, ' , , Q4 yi ff , vi A 5954A Z' y, Z , ' f '. ' 'ef W W r ,,,, f . X K ffeei 1 Q K ,f 1? 2. Q, f 5 x ag , 3 2, Q, I ' , , , ' K 4. f '4h? l -1 K it f K f I if f' . 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Current officers include Jeff Strohm, Presidentg Mindy I-laws, Vice-presidentg Becky Leuken, Secretaryg and Todd Kuhn as Treasurer. Scott Wineiger Kim Winningham Kevin Winschief Teri Wiser Ken Wright John Wyriclc Patty Wyrick Freshman Find a worm in your sand- wich, Debbie? Sophomores Randy Bishop Alice Black . Kerry Blair Virginia Blair Kathy Bonesteel Derek Cantrell Chalmer Clark Ward Clark jeff Claypool Vic Claypool Cathy Cook Paula Cooper Deanna Crawford Mitzie Cushman Suzanne Davidson f 2? f .. V, ,- , www ,fff ,V 4 H , f' ,Vg-ff,ff,,,7, gf fy, ffw ,f li f aff f ff f I ara l Q 'iif C W ffm f rr,, ,af X 4 f , iiii X 5 VH 11: iii? '-'f f a iiiry ffar f nnnn a r Randy Adams Tammy Barkley Curt Batson Tammy Beard lx? x . MRA I f 7 2 . Pm' - ,ju :X. ':'. V Q ....- 'ii Q xr ' if fr 5Sgi,,',,,?' A f f' ak fairer? f f ,V 4. ': iz, ' Patricia Donham Ginger Douglas Amy Dowden Rodney Downs -ZS, -' 12' ' ii ' V.A 1 iiii J Maribeth Drake .Q,.. , , . -M, , f MV- X .Q-9 ff ,f.- , ,, , ..- X 9 M fmy 9 ff, , 4' x QW! X f f 1 f f y 4 MMM! MMM! GOOD! Mary Alice Dunscomb Dane Eirh art Grace Elliot 0- 7 X 5 ff My 4 Byron Emanus Rhoda English Susan Evitt David Flowers Debbie Galeener Billy Gann Herman Grindle Vickie Groeber Mike Halloran Cindy Hardy Mike Hayes Gary Hewitt Kenny Hollingsworth Sandy Hollingsworth Lisa Huey Treena Hunt Jeff jones Joh ll Ka nn amaclier Dan Ke tncr Sopliomorcs . '-: 3 ,kay +,1 .Nl . ii il .. 1 vl .-x, if-,.. X, ,i 1 Q xg. -U. i .sw , Qu -'. U 'lx N it S . Il 3 SSH H l fi l 'ri l are l 2' Q- 3 . pm K I in-I in .15 y 2' ,N f p ,I A l l , P r ff , F i L 3 Z.Li i lv , -AEN 1 ' ll , y l 4 13 ,V r l 1 - i i V l !?' i 'sf l 1: c A ' ' I ,l li L l l li I li: ,, l 4 l 'lj E , 1 it 2 V l l R L 'fi ' w A V y -4 . y I y 5' , X I g i B-N l l' 5. L wi I A- l I if ,EAA 1 , f l f,.: l 11,1 LH. l -Lf' , 1 ., . if lf 1:15 il 'iff m rd Q K N? T 3 N X ft' 1 . fag . w 1 1 1 5 T W gy ' li .gif Hg in Ig l ff 64 ..r 34 , HJ'-.1 igl, K V- 3 fe 41 i yi , Pat and Shawn ham it up. Larry Martin Pam Maurer Roy Maurer Curtis Miller Kevin Morecraft Kathryn Murphy Michelle Murphy Tod Murphy Vickie Murphy Bart Nelson Jim Nichols Matt O'Rourlce Lynne Pearson Rodney Pellum Pat Quirke Jim Knowles BJ. Livingston Kathy McCoy Dianna Martin 4 i Billy Rhoads Clarence Richey Kim Roberts Kim Ryan fr ri f 0 I xxx X , 3 fic' 71 ,f'r l 2 1 3 , 4 'G Vi, f if 'I X W' f ff! fi! , Z f 7 V- --L' ,,,, fn . X Y ff' f W ZW ,257 f 1,2 ir , f Q71 fr i I f' - i Fu ..:1 ' off' 1- ' f if +rii a 4 LQ.. Wa. ,,. f 46 ' in f' f mp4,f.54 'Vfi .. 'fi' V -ff -Q p-., Dennis Schliekau Genny Schroeger Kevin Snedeker Connie Snider WOW! What an exciting pep rally! Sandy Stepp Robin St. John Sherry Stout Shawn Stover Joe Strohm Mark Strohm Scott Sutton Jim Sweet Angie Sweitzer Chuck Sweitzer Richard Sweitzer Tim Sweitzer Jolene Taylor Gina Terrell Tim Thompson Rob Vicory Sue Vicory Bobbie Wallace sfcplmic Wallace Having survived their Fresh- man year, the Sophomores became involved in several projects. Such as selling candy, making a float for the homecoming parade, and electing new officers. They were led by Joe Strohm, President, Derek Centreil, Vice-president, Vicki Murphy, Secretary and Vickie Groeber, as Treasurer. Sophomores Debbie Waller Kathy Waiters Lora Webster Karen White Connie Wieck Steve Winkel Jim Wyrick Randy Wyrick sf, , . 1 , .u use rpiq, ,X MGE' Al. x WA z -rv Sify . -V. r Qigit , A . . 1. ,, f ,-LM I. ix , ,rx x ' w , .N 1 1 . Q ff a -141. .Wx -. 1' - ,, I 1 xr ' Y Y l I D r, , , in fl ap .,. 1 F V ag fl-vii. Y-'FJ ,bv ,, llglfl Q .'f' ,Lg L i.: 5 fn ' 13.11 ,ij r -U' su Ii Vi 3,-L. ' ., 3 1 .5 . 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Ginny English John Fields Vic Fitzgerald Ben Forsythe Jeff Fulford Kenny Grooms Karla Gunther Tammie Guptill Tracy Gwyn Greg Hayes Brenda Hiatt Cris Hightshoe Kelly Hoffman John Hollenheck Dennis Hollingsworth sl uniors Troy tries out for the jani- tor's job. I' Betsy Ketner Ginny Kiie Ray Kinsei Todd Kirby Noni Koutsoumpas Torn Kuykendail Barry Leitch Candy Lenne Scott Lindley Teresa Lindsay Tom Low Alien McDaniel Sue McGee Julie Macke Kathy Maloney . 'WI f f: f f ,'-' W f A '. ..'t 3 af 't.--4 f, 1 f'f ..f'ii. ': ,--' f ,'- ' i-'3f.f'?'QQ,'.'7. A X ,I f VU, ,f f,ff,f,:, 1, , f I W!!! yi, f ff!! yyqq V Q Obqv. ,APIQ J .,,,q 3 d f Joanna Jensen Terri Johnson Troy Johnson Rajenia Kennedy Minh Martin Bre nda Mars Katrina Maskeii Brian Mason xxx X xx xx xg Q xx , x 5 X X X Wax- ' i X N howw 3 : Q - x QW ,WW x , rx X,xx? Q f r ff! fffy f :ff .,: Qxsif '1- 1154-X 1 .121 fp f 5 . 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Diana Shook 4 Q Ml y David shorts Greg Shotts ' ' l Jennifer Shotts Denise Shumaker ly 4 Tim Shumaker 57 f l l 4 Hg, X-4 , ': 1 . 4. ff M X Ay 'iw ' V 44 i 1 1 4' 5 f 4 ' Bonnie Simpson l4 4 Deanna Smith y 4 DHSmUh 44 4 Shan Smith Keith Snyder Mark Snyder Angie Starkey Chris Stepp Darlena Strickland 4 jim Sutton Teresa Sweitzer Val Sweitzer Ben Taylor Jim Walker uniors '4 I l I 4 I 4 w 4 1 T ai l I l I l. I I 4 ly. i ' l liz :L N lfll ', I , il 5 4 ' Jdilli gil ll X if fl' f W f ,4 4 l . lf, ' l af? ll lk 5 .t', 4 , .gif l ' i l L7.'4 ,Q 1 , 4 '-7.'j fx 1 24 ,.,-'F Q ' 4 .ff l l 4 Y 1 ff 3 . ' l J' - l ' A 4 4 u 'I 4 l 14 if all 72 , . Vin ,-faijfll ,i z 444 I J 11 ' lv 4 , ,Z -n , 1:4 l'. 41 .L....u: y V - is s si: i .X X X S s X .ev K ff Q , C 4- 1 A 47.255, fi f W M ff f ff Q f -da., ' -WQLMWYWA s A Q3 1 ,f J pg, . .- wh 0' L X , .,q. f, 4 7 fy 5 'a is sw S Z1 5 QNX kk 1 ZW 6 X 6 Q Z. fa 2. r Q :yr 5 5 4 ,t if WNV ? f emmwm-sxsmwxwwsw--wffwwwmws rizzm .f ,aw A N -wwf, aa. 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Starla Waugh Jeff Wellum Terrie Wernz Debbie Wichman Cheryl wieland sl u niors ww Q O W- Q u- X ff! f I J fif ' 1 J ff' Distributive Education Distributive Education is a course offered to high school juniors and seniors who want to learn more about marketing distribution, and management. Students are placed in local businesses where they are able to have some hands on learn- ing. Each year a student is selected by his employer and the sponsor, Mr. Heine, as the outstanding DE student of the year. Members honor their employers with an appreciation banquet during the spring. - - - - ., . ..-. ,..,,., .......-w--...-f-.4-.,..,Q--., -. - Home Ec Club Home Economlcs Club was very busy thls year Many events mcluded Grandfather date nlght Chrrstmas party, a floral arrangement dernpnstratlon, a Cake decoratmg demonstra- tlon, and Senlor Farewell Mrs Parker and Mrs Shaffner were co-sponsors Thls year the officers were President, Kathy Halloran, V1ce-President, Teresa Claypool, Seq-e- u tary Lon Washburn, and Treasurer, Sabrlna Manhart fn 1' 'wx ' W f Q Y fi u ,5, ' 1 ? wi 1 mf mia qi 'fi ,I 'Q Mfg K ft e , f , ,g ,-'44, V , , , , 'f 2' ff M? 2, f ww fi W4 2 X Q4 ,fl W, ff Z? 9 A n ,,,, fe 3 d o f Home Ec 'ufl if .f'e 7 . . . 9 . . . . D I I . . I I l C C 5 l I Q U , ,,- :Y 'fr , . , P D 'ff W 1. 51 . , , J 'V N , .,.. .4.u.,.....s. -,, .'.,4 .4. -,....., J. -- ll 6' Events of the year are highlighted in pictures. V Top: Ulla and her grandpa pose for a picture at Grandpa night. A V ' h Middle: The owners of Bean 'N Blossoms gave a demon- strations at Christmas on Variations of flower arranging. J Bottom: Sophomore and freshmen members are an active part of the Home Economics Club. , g I f, QL F llelnolc. --..,.,. r min..-.,-..w-'nun .,. . f pq f. . .1 Home Economies related occupations The purpose of the ,H.E.R.O. program is to prepare stu- dents for the roles they will play in the near future. These students learn how to fill out job applications, perform on the job, and to get along with people. The activities in which the students participate include a Valentine's Day party at the Burnsides Nursing Home, a selling pro- ject and the Employer's Appreciation Banquet. This year the officers were: President, Janice Schmidt, Vice- A President, Lee Ann Ferris, Secretary-Treasurer, Sandy Walker. Sandy Walker is shown On-the-Job at her place of employment. . 3-Q6 , We. .s...,y..v,, 1...-.. 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' in V . - , V W , i'j':5L ,ig ,,.,5,5gf-'j5g7rs:f +7137, ,z Lyiifigg-f'1f',. , ,. 1, .f .Z f'??'f5?ifl7'f' 1 , , ,, fihjlxilil ,f,4,,yj,yN ,- l 'A 5 I , xl 1 uf, .Q-1 .5 .ivth f,?,,,'vE V, , 5,.fk P QV nw, trial Arts lub The Industrial Arts Club has raised money for field trips at two different times. Trips were taken to a sawmill in Greencastle IN, andrto the Great Dane Company in Brazil, IN. Money that remained in the treasury after these trips was was used to purchase' needed materials for the shop area. The club is sponsored by Mr. Bohn and Beleslin. As is the case in all clubs, fun is a major element in y keeping the club alive. Alan Meehling is doing a little downing around for Mr. Beleslin and'Shan Smith. Industrial Am Latin lub Inter Nos proves to be an exciting club. The highlight of the year was the UCL Convention where they took first place. Also held were the Christmas Card Contest, masquerade party at Halloween and the Roman Banquet with first year members as slaves. Council Kevin Stoeltingg Scriba, Derek Cantrell, Quaester, Kathy Hallorang Censor, Jeff Wellum. Other officers include Rachel Bennet, Chris Stepp, jim Sweet, Jolene Taylor, and Connie Wieck. Latin ' Club .111 uwuzcyi V ,,. ,.r,,A,. F, Library lub 5.31: 3,4-, - yvwk ga.. V gf,-.give r S1-YU. ' ' .VIZ The Library Club had a big job to complete as the school year began. With the remodeling of the Media Center all of the books had to be reorganized, dusted, and shelved. Other activities in- cluded a trip to the ISU and Vigo county libraries, selling candy to raise money for new paperbacks, and sponsoring a Book Fair to celebrate National Library Week. Steve Spencer is the club sponsor. N Library Club ., W. ns'-'--wa--1.-,f..f-..,..-.- .--.. .V-...6A- Y HS News For the past year and one-half MHS has had no school newspaper. The need for a student pro- n duced publication was recognized by the school board. Mr. Connelly was hired as advisor to che MHS News. Currently the newspaper is published monthly. Students are responsible for gathering the news and adding photos. The type is set at the Marshall' Herald office and then distributed to the studentsg i Q .T s 32 I i e i , g g,s. Q Aa', f sbg. pf ,aee rvle 's'r i -W... ' A p Q 'Q ii e W i ., ' W , MHSqNews ' ' , 3 'ssl 'i ' f 'J f '-,v.,r 1:,. ,y,. ,A A K ' ' - ' 'i ' i ' ., V. - .i 1 2113 f. 4 , . A - K- ,, , V . . '. A .....- N s ,C . ' . Q s. ....44..-, gg ' ,-ua--..-r.rf.j..-.-V--..,,.. lb 5 The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create gm enthusiasm for scholarship. to stimulate an desire lo render ser 'sf onlote worth leaclershi 2 d H -H - . . . Q . . , viec, fo Pr X y U1 to eneoumge development of character in the students ol Marshall High. Ollieer for 1980-81 are: Clary Welsh, President: Kathy Hallor Subrina Mznihart, Historian: Mrs. Meehan and Mrs. TI -UL Vlec-l resident. Lisa lnyloi. Secretary: Virginia Ryan, Treasurer: iornsburg. sponsors. The molto ol' the NHS is Bound by Excellence f,'. 19 vw 'Q l' 1 ,f 4 , ,rf ful if-V We ,ff f . ' 1 fi A WW bil' 2 ,frre , , ,-mv' 'Gm l i f ' , . W, Q.. A! ' N' Mi I 1 ' 8 3 National Honor Society Office Occupation The office occupations club consists of juniors and seniors in high school who are interested in the field of business. They do on-theQjob training which enables them to ex- perience the real world of work. In the spring they invite their employers to an appreciation banquet at the Colonial Kitchen. I Gina Gagen is one of the 0.0. members. She works afterf noons as a secretary to Mrs. O'Rourke, junior high librarian Members of the group are: Seated-Teresa Claypool, Becky Williams, Terri Turner, and Gena Gagen. Standing-Lora Snider, Cheryl Wieland, Teri Schaefer, Robin Boyer and Mrs. Meehan. 84 , y a 1, 'Q .31 , - - . ' Office ' '5f Q 2 . 1 f ?1135i'- a Occupations ' 1 , ' 'f :'1 ' , .1..'-r.:-I , , Phowgraphy lub The photography club focused their ef forts on improving the techniques re quired to produce good photos. Instruc tion was given in taking and printing photos. Several area photographers spoke to the club and gave their views on photo- graphy as a hobby or vocation. There were several presentations of slide shows from Kodak. Mr. Dwight Connelly is the club sponsor. .,. . - .. . .. --..4.r.,f,.'... -.- Photography Llllb 1 -I -.-.-.----w-Na+. V-,-rv-rn +-annular-., -,vf,-....:f,,,: -W, ,fv:g::,..'u-L.- -----A - 86 Secretarlal Club Members of the Secretarial Club learn basics and skills for the presentation of entering the job market or furthering their education for the business world. It is a yearly tradition for our future secretaries in the club to sell candy in order to purchase equipment for the business department. During the year, various business consultants came to speak to the club. Mrs. Rector, Mrs. Meehan, and Mrs. Fitzjarrald sponsor the club. H Secretarial .Tv 4- , Clufbi m ee' Q-2 . V , ,, n 1 Scholastic Bowl Team The Scholastic Bowl Team is new this year. It consists of juniors and seniors. The team competes with surrounding schools in matches throughout the year. All areas of education are included, from current events to art appreciation. Pictured are: First Row: Mrs. Fitzjarrald, Joe Pan, Frank. Doll, Kent Davidson, Ginny Ryan, Gary Welsh, Chris Hightshoe, Robin Boyer. Second Row: Mrs. Rector, Kathy Halloran, Sabrina Manhart, Wynette Smith, Lesiha johnson, Sue McGee. Not pictured are Bonnie Simpson and Chris Stepp. Scholastic Team 1 1 1 1 Science Club y The hrghllght of the Scrence Club this 1 1 year was the trlpf to the Umverslty of Ill1no1s Engmeerlng Open House Sclence Club members sold candy ln A , 1 fr February for thelr money-maklng pro- 1980-81 officers President Kathy Halloran, Vice-President, Kevin Stoeltingg 1 ,115 ject Members also enjoyed a Christ- Secretary Lisa Taylor and Treasurer, Wynette Smith Mrs Brandt and Mrs. mas and spnng banquet Gardner are co-sponsors Science C ub I , ' 1 I . , Q . . W . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 '- ' 1 1 jfl 1 E1 1 1 11 fl 1 1 I W, I 11: 11, 311 -14 1 1 1 'Q 1 3 1 1 1 , , , 1 1 , 1 4 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ssl ll' Q A I' ' V1.1 A l A I - V 1 l 1 I 4- - --.....-....-.,..... X .C 'Swann fn A . punish Club Spanish Club officers for C1980-81 are: President, Troy john- song Vice-President, jill Smith: Secretary, Lori Washburng and Treasurer, Vickie Groeber. This club offers a S100 scholarship to a senior or junior who is planning to major in Spanish at the college level. Events of the year included Christmas caroling to Burnside Home, the Christmas party and pinata and the Valentine's Day Dance. Members also attended the presentation of Don Quixote: Man of la Mancha at the ISU theater. Spanish Club l Our governing bod : Student Council Giner and Ginny have time to smile while setting up for the St. Pat's Day dance. ' The student council had a busy year led by President, Kevin Stoeltingg Vice-President, Kathy Hallorang Secretary, Robin Boyerg and Treas- urer, Teresa Claypool. Student council's sponsor was Mr. O'Rourke. Among many activities that student council sponsored were preparing a float for the Homecoming parade, sponsoring the Homecoming dance, judging Christmas door decora- tions contest, and the St. Patrick's Dance. A banquet was held in early spring to honor the graduating seniors. - fi .999 'Nr Studen t W a li Council espians, Sponsored by Mrs. Shawver, the Thespians is a very active club that performs two Children's plays a year. They also go to Terre Haute for Community Theatre or ISU for play performances. To finance the club candy was sold. To finish out their fun year, a picnic was-planned for May. 1980-81 officers included, President, Steve Hayes, Vice- President, Cheryl Wieland: Secretary, Kathy Hallorang and Treasurer, Vic Fitzjarrald. ' Thespians Clubs are service, growing and fun e These three are evidently members of the I'll do anything for a picture club. Vic fills his hands with candy after the pinata has Cheryl Wieland busy at her job in the media center. spilled all the goodies. Mgr f-1211, 75 45, if Science club members bus headedfor the U of I. Clubs V juniors. J Jun ,,,,4x - .-, . ..A.. A -....--.- . ? is T L I Alf ii? 4 94 s is s me Ls 0- sos and us in 410, as U.-j,.H-f-W-T- 11 u ac is it ii H UU Hs1I,, e e s s Marchlng , to a new beat Friday morning, fifth hour. the band practices for the big game. Friday night, half-time, the band is joined by the alumni band and Mar- shallettes for the performance. i Vic, is it fun to march in the rain? Chris and the band exit after half- time. Band iiiiiliggiiigigiiqg-Q-gilglii1Q1UliQBU DTD sucHeUUWUT1UU' 8 liBand3DfQHHH!QZf1VEi ' Band gains two trophies in one da A C C I Chris gives Mr. Thonqmontwo axvards the nlarch ing band won at Paris. Whois the mys- terious pillow person? I Band They swing to a jazzy heat jazz band is an elective that requires liarcl work. Tlie band tooli first place at Millikin and EIU festivals. Members are left to right: B. Emanus. C. Stepp, T. Gwyn. C. Douglas. K. WL1ltCl'S.C. Lnwix.TfXVaHaCe,E.XVeHs.Seeond Romn'T.KNxon.TfjonegID.Staug 'T.Lindsay,XP Croeber,j.Stepp, S. Gwyn, Mr. Gwyn. Tliird Row: T. Wiser, A. Sweitzer. T. Bruner, BJ. Livingston. K. Murphy. E. Brandt. jazz f '5i. f 1 'W rf ff? wwf? 1 f . 5 ,. , f f First Row: Schroeger, Y. Shumaker, C. Smith, K. Hoffman, P. Orndorff, T. Barkley. Second Row: S. Riley, D. Roach, M. Wichman, K. Miller, L. Waugh, L. Budd, C. Wallace. Third Row: T. Fry, T. Riggs, G. Hayes, B. Forsythe, C. Clark, Mr. Gwyn. 3 VW Tony marks his music so he can come in correctly. These four girls practice their harmonizing. 11.1 Ch oils 'f 9' E92 , J. if: .g- 2 3 1 ' 1, l ff ,X 'H 1.1 ti. 1 r v I F V 15 , lr . l r l +2 P L it r'- lr i 7 F il I. ii i I 1 I l ,. is V i 2 9 1 i 1 ! I . i I T 97 , .R '- :Aff TRUMPETS: First Row: L. Huey, T. Sweitzer, D. Staub, T. Lind- say, V. Groeber. Second Row: T. Dixon, D. Emanus, T. Low, D. Flowers, G. Kiie. Trumpets Percussion PERCUSSION: First Row: R. Salis- bury, B. Mackc, M. Murphy, T. Bruner. Second Row: S. Evitt, BJ. Livingston. Third Row: V. Fitz- jarrald, A. Sweitzer. Fourth Row: K. Spittler, D. Schaefer. Band if I 1 J I -fs Jensen, K. Iiaggs, T. Sweitzer, L. Washburn, C. Stepp, V. Murphy, D. Martin, W. Smith, L. McManus. Kathy Halloran and Theresa Sweitzer were selected as members of the 1981 EIU Honor Band. Kathy plays piccolo and first flute in concert band and Theresa plays first clarinet. lutes . larinets N.,,.f FLUTES: First Row: K. White, B. Lueken, K. Halloran, L. Macke, S. Gwyn, J. Stepp. Second Row: R. English, Cline, V. Sweitzer, R. Bennet, T. Gwyn. CLARINETS: First Row: T. Wilson, T. Shumalcer, D. Pearson, L. Pearson, P. Lemeiux, J. Taylor. Second Row: Ali. Band 99 When the Marshallettes aren t dancing the band 1S playing favorite tunes Nice smile Tim Saxes Low Brass i SAXES: First Row left to right' G Douglas T Wallace C. Livvix Second Row: R. English T Morcraft K Walters T Wallace S Hayes E i 1 .lx I i I M 2. llz ll? .il u L . LOW BRASS: First Row, left to right: M. Drake, B. Bartram, K.Murpl1y, T, Wiser D. Deisher. Second ROW: K. Roberts, P. Williams, E. Williams, E. McManus, E. Brandt, T. jones E Wells i 100 , S ' ' 1 ll Band i Pep Band add music and pirit to games A , 3 ,. ,. Q, ., 'Q gi? 5. f' v i Q-,,,,,,WAgg,Zg: Mr. Gwyn tries to call the band to order, but every- one is talking about what they will do after the game. - Pep B md I i t Q t K I r K J t i G 1 r S i V Q 102 arshallettes announce the bandg always in the spotli ht. Top Row: Gina Gagen, Cris Hightshoe, Lora S-nider, Jennifer Shotts, and Gena Stephens take a how after a grand perform- ance. Bottom Row: The M-ettes are always proud to pose for a picture. Seated, drum majorette, Chris Stepp. Standing, Deb C., Lisa W. Qtwirlerj, Gina G., Teri S., and Cheryl W. Seated on stairway, Tracey C., jennifer S., Margaret C., Lora S., and Gena S. Marshallettes WIP' l. The cheerleaders present a gift of ten dancing dolls. Awards were given to the senior members of the Marshallettes as well as other special awards such as Miss High Stepp, Miss Pep, and Best Smile. 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'wiv V N V f f , ' m ' V2.1 .V.V 1 fir' , V .V.., .5 A , .6 VV ,Ma fw V fwwmzzvw ,W A-V View, VM l Marsh allettes Leading the way for the M-cttes this year were Senior Choreograplwrs. Schucfcr Stcpl C, d C ' 11 V iens, Vagen, an oopet- l re 1 Here comes Peter Cottontail 3 R Cast members for Peter Cottontailn were: Mother, l Sue McGee, Tommy, Dale Reeleyg Sue, Missy Wichmang Moon, Michelle Murphy, Sun, Mindy HawsfCheryl Wielandg Peter, Maribeth Drake, 4 l f Mother Rabbit, Dee Crawfordg Farmer, Rex 1 l Woodg Farmer,s wife, Gena Stephensgjill, Diane Wallace, Jimmy, Libby McManus, Stu- l dent director, Pam Williams, Props director, Jori Downen. Top: A question-filled Sue and a sleepy Tommy talk to Peter. Middle: The entire cast. I,Y Bottom left: Let's go hunt Easter eggs. Bottom right: But I saved you the perdiest part, Clemmentinef, x 1 l 4 105 .ll Thespians r Hoppin' down the bunn trail Since spring break preceded Easter, the Thespians took the opportunity to present the play Here Comes Peter Cottontailf' Maribeth Drake starred as Peter the Rabbit who told how he once had a long, lovely tail that was shot off by old farmer jones. Because of this scrape with death all rabbits began wearing the short, powder puff tales. Top: Hand God created BIG elephants...then rabbitsln Middle: Sun and moon fight for top sky position- Bottom left: Let's go home and make goo-goo eyes, sugar dumplingf' Bottom right: Jill and jimmy look for eggs early Easter morning. Thespians S eerleaders Support Lions K f i..,-..,,A ,.A, i ,A .vm F Y ' 74' , 'li' ..., A .f'S?- i W PM ...a f m if in ' fi 4 Ira, Wifi Lions on to many victories during the season. The varsity squad did a fantasticjob in supporting the Chccrlcg1dc'rs 1 I i 1 ' I W X , 7, ,. , A 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1- 1 X1 1 1 11 1 1, 1 l 1 1 N 1 1 ,1 11 1 11 ,- 1 i Q 1 1 '1 1 1 1 E 11 1f 1 11 I1 I l 'Q 1 e 1. 1 1 I 1 1, I 1 1 La. Ch661'l8HdiI1g2 ard Work, uch Fun After a lot of hard work at cheerleading camp, the cheerleaders went to work to lead the fans in support- ing the Lions. Some of the ways they supported the team were by pep sessions, spirit signs, and the tra- ditional school song. Members of the varsity squad include: julie Bennett, Robin Boyer, Sara Goekler, Denise Shumaker, Sandy Walker, Karin Wernz, and Lion Mascot, Libby Mc- Manus. Members of the JV squad include: Yvonne Burton, Suzanne Davidson, Ginger Douglas, Mary Alice Duns- l comb, Connie Morgan, and Diane Wallace. l 'aa ' ORS if Z 1 Cheerleaders X ' - ' f- Wvmfg.-w. ngq-4.'r-m-wg , V D X ' - . 0 l ' J -5'? 'f'9ff?'fl?'f7 3ff l'i 4T'7-?f91ff'i4I!a91?4x37'- ' 1 -V . l ' Jirnw., M:a..'..A aradise Island Blossoms into beaut Top Row: Deanna Mooreeraft and Cheryl Wieland- I'm hyperventilatingf' Middle Row: jeff Fulford and Tracy Gwyn are adding the finishing touches, while jeff Wellum hides behind the palm trees. Bottom left: Pam Williams-'This should just about do itf' Bottom right: David Wilguess and Scott Winschief tapC palm trees to the floor. Prom O Q ' l for the Jumors and semors in place. on weeping willow trees. 5 ., F Bottom left: At lust it,s finished. Top Row: David Sliotts, Mariumi Murphy and Robin Boyer work on keeping the palm trees Bottom right: Terijolmson lungs butterflies 1 i r Prom va AK -s X. U, 1-N 'x fs -ill? 1' if B Q if i a ra, E 'A 5 3 w L l, 'li , . F? 1. 1 C P 1 1 'Q . . T re 7 'xvl i i t l F ,dx V M1 C f -2 . 5, 3. 1' 5 ' 2 I if r w 4 . .1 4 'WA 6916 455 r' 'W I mf ., ii Qi 'I . 1: .pl -. 4 , 1 Jail. 5? n, ,wif 5,1 U The big ni ht finall arrives Top Row: Bonnie Simpson and Joanna .Iensen watch Wynette Smith as she votes for king and queen candidates. Middle Row: Slow dances were the most popular dances. The dance floor was usually filled when the slow tunes were played. Bottom left: Mr. and Mrs. Evola dance to one of the many slow songs. Bottom right: Teresa Claypool, Gena Stephens and their dates get into a limousine after Prom. 0 Xa Prom W3 pm f f fy: 3 ,ff lt l 'S' gfaiffrt - , 5 l 'Hr Paradise Island Top Row: Kirk Gunter and his date are being, shown how to pose for pie- ture. . Middle Row: Cheryl Wieland, Cathy Barkley, and Robin Boyer made up ourjunior trio. Bottom left: Mike Robinson and his date enjoy the Prom. Bottom right: Mr. Wilson takes a quick snooze before Prom. ek Prom Ulla reigns as prom queen Top Row: Pam Williams, Ben Taylor Sue McGee, Joanna Jensen, and Cheryl Wieland sing, '4You Up My Life. Middle Row: Prom Queen Ulla Ylikeikkila proudly smiles at the honor bestowed on her by those pre- sent on the Hlslandw. Bottom Row: Prom royalty include jeff Fulford, Robin Boyer, King Bryan Lycan, Cheryl Wieland, Queen Ulla Ylikeilckila, Shan Smith, Terri Turner, and john Boyer. l l Prom 4 100th graduation of MHS Friday, May 29, 1981 Y' 'aff E521 5 ABOVE: The graduating class of the Marshall Academy. Standing: Mary Devel Hunt, Orrie Kil- Bourn, and Nellie Stephenson. Seated: Corey Briscoe Bryant, Lizzie Riley, Will Swern, Martha Shaw Cole Gertrude Shaw Frank Devel Luty BELCW: Class of C1388 of 1981 Mus. i in ' , W, ,,,. ,... ,. ,, ,, ,,.., H Z - Graduation affgafaaf , 6 an jawkwa '0W9 Mm- 0 dfawf Jaffa, of Top Row: Class Vaiedietorian Ginny Ryan, Class President Paul Newton, and Salutatorian Wynettte Smith received top honors at graduation. Bottom left: The graduating Seniors final salute to the flag. Graduation S N it X S If r e r e Jmii. ff' WN NKRX , ,W V7 2 7 ' 1 yu 2 4, A C wp! V C I I! , K I K . 1,1 , f, , I I ff 747'!,,,7,,,,,,,fiV My ZWV L 'f f 3 K If f wymfffwga' f, K , ,X X - ,, mf, ,f I , W Q , , If ff 3 e W! 57 Q 5 1 X X 5 Sl e Q! S g . t A U 'X 2.1 Q , X, 4 I 3 fn Q Wi 75 if 1 Q 2 X X x x, 'N , N X X ,ix X, as soft we ,MN ' Ngw X 'im T BY, ,sax t5 ,, ,QNMN S ff f X f' I 2 4, L' f ff ' Q Q ' .Nw-Yifmfafi gy, y , ' , Top Row: The top ten scholastically this year are left to right: Lisa Taylor, Duane Emanus, Sabrina Manhart, Kent Davidson, Ginny Ryan, Wynette Smith, Karen Wernz, Gary Welsh, Becky Williams and Kathy I-Ialloran. Bottom left and right: Teresa Wallace and Bill Dardeen gladly receive their diplomas despite the Weather conditions of the day. www g' Graduation fzf A 3 V 5, , Q Mm U! Qxsy . NN X N Xl gi J ,iw 1, ,, xx N X X Q K S W X N5 XXX ASF X -m .S XX 17 ! I f A l I 'f jB BWRwNfbwvdhwWv4wM w Top Row: The seniors start practicing for graduation. Middle Row: LeeAnn, Mitzie and Bob are returning their cups and gowns from the big night. Bottom left: Boy are we glad that this is over! But, what are we going to do now? Bottom right: Tammy Sweitzer re- ceives her diploma with great eagerness 9 Graduation ur outstandin tud nt The annual Honors Night is a tradition at MHS to give recognition to those students who excell in academic areas. Top Row: Work Program Awards were given to Terri Turner, Outstanding 0.0. studentg Mitzi Litteral, Outstand- ing D.E. studentg Lisa Rankins, Out- standing H.E.R.O. student. Middle Row: Essay awards were given to Ginger Douglas, Becky Lueken, and Carrie Smith. Bottom Row: Libby McManus is awarded a Coil award. Other awards given at honors even- ing included: Good Girl Citizen Award-Kathy Halloran. Illini Girls, State-Bonnie Simpson, Christina Stepp, alternate. Boys, State-Greg Hayes and Joe Bruner, Ben Taylor, alternate. American Legion school medal awards-julie Bennett and Kevin Stoeling. john Philip Sousa Award-Kathy Halloran. Jazz Band outstanding senior--Diane Staub. E.U.I. honors band-Kathy Halloran and Teresa Sweitzer. Outstanding art student-Joe Pan. Sons of American Revolution-Kevin Stoelting Daughters of the American Revolution -Virginia Ryan. Library Club Awards- Debra Harshman. Robin Hoggat. Tina Mix, Lori Remlinger. Yearbook co- editors award-Teresa Shumaker and Gary Welsh. Best Thespians of the Year-Gena Stephens and Rex Wood. Honor ' it 'X w i , y 4 MW safe 25 W A W ,ti f i ' . f ,,fNWffWff1N fl W We ft ff ,aqfwfm .si 1 ff f g, Wf .- few 4 ,W f L' H f Q ., ' 2, W, ,Q W, 4 .,. Z.: , A . . a ,, ,M ,N ,Q , U. Z, 1 Q, I .Mg 'Q-v-ww . ' 'ax ? . X i rv an ,1 1 f f f X fy? , f f, X f X yr, 4' I W 1 1' 1 X ff yy ff gf' 1 f 'W ,,, 2 X I if 1 4-, ggagyf f Af! if Z' fe 4 fi X ffff j f ff ff ff X! 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U.S. Navy ROTC Scholarship-Duane Emmanus. MIA-POW Scholarship U of I-Sean Harrison. Indiana State University scholarships-Karin Wernz, Lisa Taylor. St. Mary-of-the Wood scholarship-Virginia Ryan. Business Dept. Award-Ben Forsythe, VFW Voice of Democracy Award- George Hornbrook. Elks Most Valu- able Award-Virginia Ryan. Business Awards-Lori Washburn, Connie Snyder, Ben Forsythe, Robin Boyer, Troy Wallace, Paula Hiatt. Terri Turner, Karin Wernz, Sara Goekler. and Diane Wallace. Scholastic Team Awards-Chris Stepp, Sabrina Man- hart, Gary Welsh, Kent Davidson, Frank Doll, Kathy Halloran, Chris I-Iightshoe, Susan McGee, Bonnie Simpson, joe Pan, Ginny Ryan, and Wynette Smith. Honors i -1 4 . , 1 i 4 fl 1 , 2 E I Z zz 4 i 5 K i . l 4 1 a i 1 2 4 1 1 1 . T , 2 . Z Z i R .404 K -WG, -x ,F n '1 5 I 1 ' Q 5 N THE, 53513 SN 53325353 ,. NS, ww 525350, i 55 5. x x N X gw vw gm gm S XA Q w QW K KW www 323 SE 5 Til -.Q . M2 V 3 ,se E -. Qt? V ' 3 5-3 1 6 Q . 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Christmas Y TII I I I I I I I I Ii II II I I' .I In olleyball F J I-M .. r I I --11' 'X SX' I I I I I If . I . 41 LII I I . U I iII II I:- I II II In II I II. I III II III Is I I my I IV Ii I V I In II ' w II 'I II I I I I , I . :I :Iii s Ilfi I IIQI III. ,II III II rlll I' MI I . I I I I , I 126 I D. Shumakerg M. Murpiiyg A. Dowdeng A. Sweitzerg M. Dunscombg K. Spittler, mgr.g Standing: Coach Cornvvellg C. Wallacegj. Clineg B. Marrsg T. Rhoadsg V. Murphyg V. Svveitzerg Smithg D. Staub, mgr.g B. Schwartz, mgr. Lions nab a Winning season The 1980-81 volleyball team finished up with a winning season of ll wins and 7 losses. The girls finished up as third place in the conference. Mariann Murphy and Chris Wallace were selected as all-conference players. Awards were given out to the players for their outstanding achievements. Best Server-Chris Wallace Best Setter-Mariann Murphy Best Spilcer-Valerie Sweitzer Best Defensive Player-Chris Wallace Most Improved-Teri Wiser Best Hustler-Denise Shumaker Most Valuable-Mariann Murphy I I I Volleyball 'n' n The players started out as a very young team. Even though most of the players were inexperienced they had some starters returning. After lots of hard work and hustle, the ladies pulled through for a fine season of 5 Wins and 7 losses. l S. Wallaceg K. Remlingerg G. Steppg C. Hardyg A. Dowdeng T. Rhoadsg A. Sweitzerg B. Schwartz. Standing: Coach Cornwell T. Beardg L. Brinkerhoffg Y. Tuckerg V. Murphygj. Cline' B. Lueken' J. Morecraftgj. D d gC. L' ' - K. M C , , ow en IVVIX, c oyg M. Dunscombg D. Stauh, mgr.g K. Spittler, mgr. Volleyball A Jill Smitli reaches to get the ball over the net. A team effort is required for a good return. , f' l Denise, are you trying a new dance step? The next server begins the round of play. Volleyball f- Af'1v1YT5mw--uzfuix ' I ff, l pg! ...L T Future looks bright for Lady Lions Q The girls' basketball team, coached by Val Cornwell, finished the 1980-81 season with eight wins and twelve losses. The girls had a very successful season and 7 5, X 5 are lookin forward to the comin ear as 3 8 Y four of the five starters will be returning, i Picture to the right shows that team spirit was evident. ' f f 4 Z f ,f W f ff, jhv ,',,,, 5 Y! u 2 ,22 4 ff, f' 1 Wffif ' Q f ,Z fm ff ff ag, X 4 ff f ,ww mmf: gf W 1 , ,, ' Z5 f f f , W X f gf fi n ff X Z 1 A W I f X T R ,lf 'h:P.L ',,V,M . , CSECI1 ZZ! 5 t to E engcuf h1fPhY, B- Mars, T. Rhoads, V. Switzer, C. Llvvix, T. Wiser, Man. B. Luekeli, Girls, Basketball ornwe ottom ow. A. Switzer, S. Manhart, M. Murphy, K, Remlingm, J Mqckc Varsity show th ir kill ,-Y. . -' s ki. 'H ' 'WL ' 1- ' . ' ' . ,,, ,r I eg, .pf Tsfi ' X If . gf w e 84445 x A-,, k'i:', rt ! 4 U 5 0595 65 ' ' mflif Xe I . K - sb N GK 11' Left: Tracy Rboads, who set a new record for most rebounds in the conference tournament gets another on to add to ber total. Bottom left: Tracy Rboads is bustlmg to get the ball out of bounds. Bottom right: Switzer and Sabrina Manbart work hard to block the shot. Girls' A Bask .V. gains experience Under the guidance of Coach Keith Lowell, the j.V. basket- ball team learned the funda- mentals of skills and good sportsmanship. Although not having a winning season, they gained needed experience for the future. D Picture to the right shows the girls getting ready to rebound the baQl. Top Row, left to right: Man. P. Lemieux, V. Murphy, C. Livvix, Morecraft, J. Dowden, Adams, L. Brinkerhoff- Bottom Row: T. Rhoads, A. Switzer, Maclce, K. Remlinger, B. Schwartz, Man, B, Lueken Coach Val Cgfnwcll Not pictured, Coach Keith Lowell. etball Lady Lion off and running GI, S' TRACK 41, f. v .1 4. f ' f f : y .fnwm-WAWW ' N A., ,N,Wgff,MKw-M 5 1 45, W' ff 2, ' L' f ' gg . 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Middle Row: Sprinters include K. Remlinger, A. Grindle, S. Mars, D. Shumaker. Bottom left: Teri Wiser concentrates on putting the shot. Bottom right: Cheryl Livvix-and Teresa Clay- pool clown around with the hurdles. Un the run E F i X. lim N ui B X X-.. t 1 x N , J X st Q bi-:fy X B 'As A - Q xx X '54 QB K K' ss.-sf?-2 ft -e - fi -w Girls' Track Top left: Denise Shumakerjumps high to get over the hurdle. Middle Row: Long distance runners-B. Schwartz, Adams, T. Wiser, M. Claypool, M. Drake. Bottom left: Kim Remlinger prepare for take- off. Bottom right: Brenda Mars leaps over the hurdles. Y 4 gm f V I M,ff f , fl' , , V guff' ' X f- 2 X X04 ,jg r allot., 1 Z ll Girls' Track Golf Team With only three seniors returning, the golfers had a disappointing but learning season. The young golfers gained valuable experience for future seasons. Led by two-year letterman Tom DePasse, the team should look forward to future success. Team members Snyder, Shuck, and Smith show their form. Golf 3 Team members include: Qfront rowj K. Wilkey, D. Snyder L. Macke, J. Sweet, S. Lamb, Qback rowj S. Harrison, G. Tucker, S. Smith, T. DePasse, D. Cantrell, D. Duncan, and Coach Robinson. x I Yder, 1- and I V I Coming off an exceptional season and hurt by gradua- tion, the 1980 Lions felt they had something to prove. Although they did not win the Little Illini Conference, they had a respectable 5-4 season. Front Row: R. Pelium, J. Strohm, S. Sutton, J. CQaypOOl, M- St1'Ol'11T1,,l-,l0f1C3,l' K21UUam9-Chef, B- Emamlsa T- MUfPhY, D. Schliegkau, P, Quirke, Middle Row: D. Schaefer, T. Johnson, B. Leitch, S. Winschief, G. Shotts, S. Donnelly, G. Horn- brook, A, McDaniel, Fields, M, I-Ialloran, B. Livingston, R. Downs. Back Row: Coach Hasten, Adams, D. Emanus, Hollenbeck, B. Nelson, T. Wallace, D. claypool, M. Sherrill, K. Stoelting, K. Grooms, B. Lycan, D. Flowers, Coach Engle, Coach Beleslin. Fciotball Top: I-lead Coach I-Iasten and assistants Beleslin and Engle. Middle: Coach Beleslin prepares the squad for Friday night. Left bottom: Schaefer catches another pass. Right bottom: Donnelly runs around right end for a big gain. Football f Jiffy Wi' I w 1 l l 1 L. ' 'f . ., f I ln. M . 0 Kwan! 2 , 2 rr ui-7 fff f K X I if r U 'f ' W fx. U 'Ming Z Top: John Adams 'gjukes n-jivesf' his way through Paris defenders. Middle: Lion's potent of- fense lines up for attack. Bottom: The swarming Lions strip the ball away from the Newton ball- carrier. ,. 1 a rraa aaa' WW VW' yi' Z Footb ill TNT! . vHkYDvi-45a6i'- The c'Killer Bee defense of Fielcls, Stoelting, and Wins- chief closes in on a Martins- ville runner. f V if I ,W W of f Z ...id W , , .W 'M 7 f K Freshman-Sophomore Football Team: lst Row: R. DeFeo J, - H H ran Football v JOHCS, .l Claypoo-, B. Emanus, J. Strol1m,M a O 1 B. Livingston, D. Schlieckau. 2nd Row: V. Claypool, S. Stover, J. Strolim H. Grind' e K Cummins Ed Shumaker T- Bruner, K. Winschief, R. Blankenship. 3rd Row: S. Bubeck, D. Flowers, R. Pellum P Quirke M Neibauer S Boyer T. Kuhn, T. Jones. 4th Row: K. Williams, M. Grooms, T. Murphy B Beard J K h S S ' ' , . annamac er, . utton. John Adams AUM, ,, ffv 1 f ' My L' f ' Senior Football Members ,Z I , I., ,fi 73,1 keg gpg . gps, f - :N 3,43 SQA v of N- fx. ,N if 5 l K A fr Ai! H Q .fgiv f QQ, gf , M f ,sfff 2 S X L5vg1.,- ,fF.s,.gf,gf-yi, fi, ' X4 . -. 'af 'Ts,?l'TfS2Q'K X 0 K V 'L' xi' AQ, ,,,,g,,.A, . .X ga- 4- wfj 3 X' Q2 5 X , , iw, Iygfqwgilg l l 'Y' We ' 'T T NS X W 1 4.15: Vwtjeij WV' 4X X 1 Duane Emanus in Stoeltin Tro Wallace Brian l,yf,an Barry Nelson Kev 8 Y Basketball Team improves Although the 1981 varsity squad posted a deceptive 10-13 re cord, the squad had some memorable highlights such as a 17 point Win over West Vigo and a fourth place finish in the Little Illini Conference Tournament. The team was lecl by three seniors: Kevin Stoelting, Greg Tucker, and Curtis Waiters whose strengths lay in defense. With scoring leader Shan Smith and five other lettermen returning, the 1982 squad should see great improvement. Boys' Basketball VARSITY SQUAD. Front Row: T. johnson, S. Booth, C. Walters D Schaefer J Strohm J Strohm Back Row CoaCh McQueen, K. Stoelting, S. Smith, J. Bruner, G. Tucker, T. DePas3e Left: Nloe Bruner out-musclcs an opponent for ll rc- bound. Below: jeff Strohm looks for a chance to pass inside. x J ll? ' ff l 3 nn!! M2 ju, VARSITY SQUAIJ. Front ROW: D.C1mtrcll, R. Vicory, J- Sfwhm, S- BOOUW- Baflk ROW Coach MCQUCCH, D- C 2 J Flowers, lf. l1lVlllQ,5lIfJll, 'l'. Ilcl 11550, ll- Brown, R- Pellum' Boys' Bzlslictlmll 1 l I l ll ls l xl ,x rl l l V lx. ll' li 1 ,E l ll! V I 3 1. 'I .l L S R 2 35:.44J,-..A--- I w xl l' Team in action. Below: Scrappy Lions battle for El loose ball. Below: Curt Walters shoots as Shan Smith waits for an- other rebound. ' ' '--.auf I .nw I q - , ' , V, f' ' Below left: Lions fight for rebounding position. Below: Leading scorer Shan Smith goes inside. Boys' Basketball 4 vw ,paw W'- Three seniors 0 0 add stablllt As with any team effort, experience consistency. The Lions are fortunate seniors who gave their experience to statistics in total points, rebounding these seniors for the 1980-81 season Kevin Stoelting: 125 points, 26 steal felis-rsviainewv.awwwf-Hmmflewmvwve 'ew' 1 Freshman team galns valuable experience The freshman team posted a suc- cessful record during the 1980-81 season. Under the coaching of jim Virostko, the team will hopefully have learned lessons that will help build a great team as they progress to the varsity squad. Left: Cummins gets two While teammates look on. Right: Shumaker battles for the ball from the Oblong team. Freshman Basketball B K. lliery iv 4. ,Q,, L!f,:nff.Q ff . gist 5? Bottom of the Sthg 1 hitg 0 errorsg man on 2nd The Marshall Lions baseball team started otl' slow. but came bacli to post a 7-7 record. The highliglir of the season was appearing in the conference tournament championship game. The team was led by lst team all-conference selection, .I oe Strohm, who had a .500 batting average. Also making all-conference 2nd team l were seniors Greg Tucker and Larry johnson. 't 'V -a-uaaumnwwwa. Front: Bat girl Beth Beleslin. First Row: L. johnson, K. Grooms, T. Johnson, G. Tucker, M. Grooms, K. Winschief. Second Row: S. Booth, jeff Strohm. D. Schaefer, Adams, B. Tingley, joe Strohm. Not pictured: B. J. Livingston, B. St. Clair. Baseball Top Row: Adams learns what is meant by the vvord.Hstrike'f Middle Row: Scott Booth Winds us with a pitch while Grooms watches. Bottom left: Depasse hits a foul ball. I Bottom right: Coach Beleslin Watches a player didein atthird. Baseball i 1 Track Team enjoys fine season ti:-X ' Q USN 1 A5 4 X5 6. 5 up A 2. lkfn... First Row: S. Bartram. Second Row: S. Stover, B. Brown, j. Claypool, B. Emanus, V. Claypool, D. Claypool. Third Row S. Smith, H. Crindle, S. Winschief, T. jones, Schuclc, R. Fellum, jones. Fourth Row: Bruner, B. Mason. S. Donnelly M. Strohm, J. Hollenbeck, B. Leitch, M. Sherrill. Fifth Row: Coach Virostko, A. McDaniels, Coach Lowell. Smith leaps into the record book with ajump of 6,7 . Nice shoes, Shan. - 5- 'I V V. T ..- fy., .Qsf.,g--,f,Qw-fm-'-,.,:Gvh:w . .'- pf.. . -7-.1 fg,,5f:..,r , gf-..,...,,,-W' ..,-.. f- ,,-,wx-V, .2 , .T -.. -nv , V , , ., - , fffs.1..-.rifgmr-'.-.'.'.A'-.'fx -F ' 2 . ..i 'Vi Boys S JC 'ff'-'Q X X, N Q x Q H X F X -QQXX h as - XM N X3 . Xt XXX skew tiso-SKXSXSXQ X t,sx Nix vast gtrsefsgssss N N X' Q , . X, N X T .K .,A, tw, ,.XQA, it u ..,: x,,V,, -Neo r T. . , X qs x ., X ., Pg xt-wx sq: X Y X t N is S' Xx x XNNX-N X ,hy wx XXX ., INN ex . gk, X5 XNTXVN s N,,, 5 . MJ tx siigmxbt A Q NA ,LX X Y' X '- - X gyw 51,111 x NMA XXX X w 2 X.i.1 1 X. T f 1:51-X XX 'rr ., 'V X' -'r X X, ' T -'-' Q X X I - N. T - TX . 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Boys' Track I New ideas kee arshallonians bri ht The Staff: Artists: Boys' Sports: Clubs: Faculty: Girls' Sports: Graduation: Homecoming: Index: Marshallettes 84 Cheerleaders Photographers: Prom 84 Band: Seniors 86 Sr. Favorites: Typists: Underclassmen: ,Q V Co-editors for the 1981 Marshallonian are Gary Welsh and Theresa Shumaker. They worked very hard to keep all sections working and meeting deadlines. Joe Pan joe Bruner, Butch Hornbrook, Gary O'Rourke Rachel Bennet, Tracy Gwyn, BJ. Livingston Tracy Gwyn, Libby McManus julie Bennett, Sara Goekler Cheryl Wieland Paul Newton, Kevin Stoelting, julie Thompson, Curt Walters Gena Stephens, Greg Tucker ,.,-,,,,,,,... Gina Gagen, Karen Wernz ,. Tim Dixon, jory Downen, Rex Wood E X Vic Fitzjarrald, jeff Fulford, Chris Stepp VI J1 Sabrina Manhart, Ginny Ryan, Lisa Taylor ' X i .1 Teresa Claypool, Kathy Halloran W' r ' Q ' M ' 1 X Pg m , fi3S,Q,, T, Robin ltr, Susm CGCL, I La ' p r.,.' i . ., Williams '- Now that the layouts are complete, the typing is finished, and all of the pictures are cropped, we look back at this book and see that it was well worth all of the time spent during school and after school. We dedicate our lives to this book-it has been the best days of our lives. We've sharedjoys and sorrows in the dark room, laughed and cried at the typewriter, and screamed and cursed at the cropper. ff M1 if 55 These experiences we'll cherish forever. School Board keeps us gom Board members are Norman Yeley president Darrell Cooper Sarah Hayes Tom Murphy R D Gustafson Not Pictured Allen Boyer Randolph Rich Editor s page V 0 l t s X f V My y , s. ' 1 f a , - , 'Z M J , 1 I , ' .3 0 0 0 u gqgn ,0,0,,LL L, E.. Vu ADAMS, Daniel 13, 115, 118 ADAMS, jennifer 13, 76,100,101,115, 132,133,135 ADAMS,john 4, 8, 13, 35, 38, 79, 115, 137,139,141,147 ADAMS, Randy 62 ALVIS, Dean 55 ANNACKER, Matt 55 ARTHUR,jerry 68 ATHEY, Darla 68. 76. 86 BAGGS, Kimberly 55, 77, 99, 101 BARKLEY, Cathy 68,113 BARKLEY, Tammy 62, 88, 97 BARR, Leigh 71 BARTRAM,Brent5,100,115, 149,150 BATSON, Curtis 62 BEARD, Brent 55, 140, 146 BEARD, Tammy 62, 77, 86, 128 BELDINC, Kirsten 68 BELESLIN, William 42, 79, 147, 148 BENDER, Eric 55 BENNET, Rachel 2, 6, 68, 76, 80, 88, 90, 99,100,101 BENNETT, Carroll 42 BENNETT, Julie 2,4, 13, 29, 34, 76, 83, 86, 88,107,109,115,116,143,1,45 BERNER, Erich 68, 75 Index BERRY, Robert 55 BIERBAUM, Dale 68 BISHOP, Randy 62 BLACK, Alice 62, 77, 80, 81, 85, 88 BLAIR, Ke.-ry 62 BLAIR, Virginia 62 BLANKENSHIP, Randy 55, 140 BOESINGER, Tony 55 BOHN, Gene 42, 79 BONESTEEL, Gary 68 BONESTEEL, Kathy 62, 86 BONESTEEL, Norman 13, 33,115,116 BOOTH, Scott 68, 79, 142, 143, 144, 147, 148 BOYER,-john 68, 79, 92,114 BOYER, Robin 4, 68, 76, 83, 86, 87, 88, 90,107,109,1I1,113,114 BOYER,Scott 55, 144 BRANDT, Everett 55, 96, 100, 101 BRANDT, Mae 42,88 BRINKERHOFF,Lesa55,128,129,132, 133 BROOKS, Penny 55, 80 BROOKS, Sheryl 55 BROWN, Jamie 68,79 BROWN, Robert 112, 143, 149, 150 BRUCE, Quemby 55 BRUNER, gloe 68,88,122, 142,144,149 BRUNER, Tim 55, 96, 98,101, 144,146 BUBECK, Steve 55,79,85,140 BUDD, Lisa 55, 77, 81, 97 BURTON, Yvonne 4, 55,108,109,133 .H 111111 l 11115 11441 l,,..,,,1NDExm 6jAN'I'Il1il,1,, IJ.-...I 7,f.2,f.I.,?10,7151,'20, 1.56, 143 c:Au4c:Al,, 11... r,s:,fc21 ClASSl'1I,,,1'a... 55,77 , CHRlS'f'lQNlgl'-,IQ R Y, llrmna 68, ff., 79 CQIJAR K, fllI2llIIlf'Ii 62, 510. U7 CLAR K, Warrl 62, 77 f CLAYIIOUL,13r4.1n68,554 CLAY':fjfjI,, ljlilt' 79, l 15, 137, 149 CLAYl'OOL,lJou13,115 CLAPYOOL, Michelle 55, 77, 89, 1 33, 135 CLAY1'OOl,,I'at 14 QLAYIJCJCJL,RolJert62,70,79,558,1f57, 140,149,150 CLAYPOOL, Teresa 2, 6,14, 33, 35, 76, 77 849 CLAYPOOL, Victor 62,140,149 CLINE, Jeanne 10, 68, 88, 99, 127, 128, 129 CLOUSE, Melinda 55 COLE, Ellen 51 COLEMAN, C1.L..1.,f.e 51 COLLER, Tracey 55,89,1,02,103,104 CoNNELLv, Dwight 42, 82 COOK, Kathy 77 COOPER, Darrell 151 COOPER, Margaret 14, 62, 83, 115 COOPER, Paula 62, 77, 80, 86 CORNWELL, Valerie 43, 53, 126, 128 CRAWFORD, Deanna 9,10, 62, 77, 88, 91, 105 CRUMRIN, Charles 41 CUMMINS, Kenneth 55, 90, 140,146 CUSHMAN, Mitzi 62, 77, 81, 86, 89,92 CUSHMAN, Tonv 68 DARDEEN, Bill 14,85 DASHIELL, Mike 68 DAVIDSON,jean 52 DAVIDSON, Kent 14, 79, 83, 87, 88 DAVIDSON, Kirk 68, 85, 88 DAVIDSON, Suzanne 4, 62, 77, 89, 108, 109,133 DEFO, Russell 55, 140 DEISHER, Don 14, 88, 100 DEMING, Henry 43 DEPASSE, Tom 68, 136, 142, 143, 147, 148 DIXON, Tim 2, 56, 85, 96, 98, 100, 101 DOLL, Frank 68, 79, 83, 87, 88 DONHAM, Pamela 15, 76, 86, 115 DONHAM, Patricia 62,77 DONNELLY, Shawn 75, 137,138, 139, 145,150 DOUGLAS, Edna 52 DOUGLAS, Ginger 62, 88, 90, 96, 100, 108,109,120 DOWDEN, Amy 62, 126, 127, 128,129 DOWDEN, julie 55,56,77,91, 128,132 DOWNEN, jory 2, 69, 82, 85, 88, 91, 105 DOWNS, Kammv 69. 76 DOWNS, Rod 7,26,76, 136,140 DRAKE, Maribeth 10, 63, 79, 81, 85, 88, 91,100,101,lO5,l06,133,135 DUNCAN, Colleen 56, 89 DUNCAN, Dean 15, 88, 115, 136 DUNSCOMB, Mary 63,77,88,108,126, 128,133 EAGLIN, Garold 41 EIRHART, Dane 63 ELLIOTT, Grace 63, 77, 81 ELLIOTT, Yvonne 56,89 EMMANUS, Byron 63, 79, 86, 96, 137, 140, 149 544511 DEX!'Qlllllllllll1-21111-lll1ll4ll.,,,,1 EMMANUS, Duane 4,15,88, 9O,115, 117,122,137, 138,141 ENGLAND, Sandra 10, 11, 69, 76, 80, 86, 88, 89,91 ENG LISH, Rhoda 63, 77, 99, 101 ENGLISH, Rhonda 76,100 ENGLISH, Virginia 69 ENKOFF, David 43, 52 EVITT, Susan 63, 98 EVOLA, Garnett 44, 92, 112 FARRIS, jill 56 FASH, john 56 FERRIS, Lee Ami 15, 76, 78, 86, 88, 115, 119 F1ELDs,161m69,79,88,90,137, 139,140 FITZjARRALD, Cris 33, 44, 87 F1Tz1ARRALD, victor 69, 73, 85, 88, 89, 92,98 FINKBINDER, Billy 56 FLOWERS, David 63, 137, 143 FONNER, Todd 15 FORD, Earlene Granny 44,53 FORSYTHE, Ben 69, 85, 86,97, 122 FORSYTHE, Don 56 FRAKER, Bill 15, 115, 119 FRY, Anthony 16, 85, 97, 115, 116 FULFORD, jef-145, 10, 69, 75,110,114 GAGEN, om 2, 16, 29, 35, 76, 84, 102, 103,104,112, 115 GALEENER, Debra 62, 63, 77, 82, 88, 89, 102,103,104 GANN, Bill 63, 81 GARDNER, Emma 44, 88,121 GARNER, Bob 115,119 GARNER, Doug 50 GARNER, Nancy 16, 76, 86, 88, 115 GILBERT, Wayne 50 GOEKLER, Sara 2, 16, 29, 76, 83, 86, 88, 107, 109, 115, 116,143, 152 GRINDLE, Agnes 56,133,134 GRINDLE, Herman 63, 88,140,149 GROEBER, Vicki 63, 66, 88, 89, 96, 98, 101 GROOMS, Kenny 68, 69, 79, 137, 147, 148,153 GROOMS, Mike 56,140, 147 GUNTHER, Karla 69, 86 GUNTHER, Kirk 16,75, 113,115 GUPTILL, Sandra 56, 89 GUPTILL, Tammie 69, 86 GUSTAFSON, R. D. 151 GWYN, james 45, 96, 97 GWYN, Sarah 56,96,99, 100 GWYN, Tracy 2, 69, 88, 96, 101, 110 HALLoRAN, Kathy 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 17, 33, 38, 76, 77, 80, 83, 87, 88, 90, 91, 95, 99, 101, 115, 116,117 HALLORAN, Mike 63,80,88, 137,140 HAMILTON,john 56 HARDY, Cindy 62, 63, 77, 88, 89, 128 HARRISON, Sean 17,136, 115,121 HARSHMAN, Debra 17, 39, 76, 86, 88, 115,119 i HASTEN,john 45 HAWS, Melinda 6, 7, 10, 11, 56, 60, 80, 82,90,91, 105,106 HAYES. Gregory 69, 88, 92, 122 HAYES, Mike 63 HAYES, Sarah 151 HAYES, Steve 8, 9,1O,11,17, 83, 88,91 100,101,115 HEINE, Rex 45,75 HEWITT, Gary 63 HIATT, Brenda 5, 69, 86 HIATT, Paula 17, 33, 83,115,116 HIGHTSHOE, Crystal 10, 69, 76, 80, 87, 88, 91,102,104 HoFFMAN, Kelly 69, 97, 133 HOGGATT, Robin 2, 17, 29, 76, 88,115 HOLLENBECK,.lohn 69, 79,137,149 HOLLINCISWORTH, Dennis 69. 79 HOLLINGSWORTH, Kenneth 63 HOLLINGSWORTH, Sandra 63 HOLLINGSWORTH, Thalia 18, 76, 86, 115 HOOPINGARNER, Rodney 56 HORNBROOK, George 18, 88, 118, 119, 137,141,154 HORSLEY, Tammy 56,80 HUEY, Lisa 63,86,98,101 HUNT, Bob 69 HUNT, Trenna 63,77 HURST,ji1n 69 MIAYNE, Richard 56 HIAYNE, Tammy 69 glEAN,jin169 HIENSEN, Joanna 70, 80, 86, 88, 99, 101, 112,114 JOHNSON, Larry 18,115,147 UIOHNSON, Leisha 87 UIOHNSON, Terri 70, 82, 86, 111 glOHNSON, Troy 62,7O,88,89,137, 142, 144,145,147 MIONES, Debbie 56 glONES,jef'f63,137,140,149 JONES, Travis 56, 96, 100, 101, 140, 150 KANNAMACHER,john 63, 137,140 KASTIGAR, T6ny 18 KEMP, Ruth 50 KEMPER,john 56 KENNEDY,hIelif'rey 56 KENNEDY, Rajenia 70 KETNER, Betsy 70 KETNER, Daniel 63 KILE, Virginia 70, 76, 82, 86,98,101 KINSEL, Ray 70 KIRBY, Todd 70, 75 KIRCHNER, Kristina 57 KMUCHA, Teresa 57 KNOWLES, jim 64, 65 KOUTSOUMPAS, Noni 70 KUHN, Todd 57, 60, 140 KYKENDALL, Thomas 70, 79 LAKE, Holly 18, 115 LAMB, Sandy 57, 136 LANGSTON, William 19, 79,115,119 LEITCH, Barry70,137,139,149 LEMIEUX, Peggy 57, 82, 99, 101, 130, 132 LENNE, Candus 70 LINDLEY, Scott 70 LINDLEY, Stephen 19, 115 LINDSAY, Theresa 70, 76,, 88, 96, 98, 101, 110 LlTTERAL,Mit7i19,76,75,115, 119,120 LIVINGSTON, BJ. 2, 39, 64, 80, 88, 96, 98,137,140,142,143 LIVVIX, Cheryl 57, 80, 96, 100,101, 128. 129, 130,132, 134 LOW, Thomas 70, 79, 92, 98 LOWELL, Keith 149 LUEKEN, Rebecca 57, 60, 82, 80, 99,100, 101, 120,128, 130,132 LYCAN, Brian 4, 33, 38, 39,88,114,115, 137,139 LYCAN, Carla 57, 77, 80 MCCONCHIE, Douglas19,75, 115,119 MCCOY, Kathy 64, 86, 89, 92, 128 MCDANIEL, Woodrow 70, 79, 88, 137, 139, 149 Index D 101111 ig'1T iii'l'iii 111170 iiDiT1i'1INDEXW UVQUUUUDQHQUUDTU-UUBQQU-U99 MCGEE, Susan 2, 5, 70, 80, 81, 83, 87, 88, 91,105,114 MCMANUS, Ed 100, 101 MCMANUS, Elizabeth 2, 4, 5, 10, 19, 76, 77, 86, 91, 99, 105, 106, 109, 115, 120 MCNARY, Kathleen 46 MCQUEEN,Toni46, 142,143 MACKE, Brian 57, 98, 101, 136, 146 MACKE, Lora 20, 76, 88, 89, 99, 100,101, 115 MACKE, Loren 57, 146 MACKE,julie 70, 88,130,132 MALONEY, Kathleen 70, 81, 82 MALONEY, Leann 57 MANHART, Sabrina 2, 7, 10, 20, 76, 79, 83, 86,88,89,116,l17,121,130,131 MANHART, Suzanne 57, 77, 89 MARS, Brenda 70, 73, 88,126,127,130, 133, 134, 135 MARTIN, Dianna 64, 80, 99,101 MARTIN, james 20 MARTIN, Lawrence 64 MARTIN, Mihn 70, 75 MASKELL, Bradley 20,115 MAS KELL, Katrina 70, 76 MASON' Brian 70, 149 MASON, Tony 115, 119 MAURER, Dean 50 MAURER, Pam 64, 77 MAURER, Roy 64 MEEHAN, Dorothy 45, 83, 86 MEEHLING, Alan 71, 79 MILBOURN, Dennis 57 MILES,jeff71 MILLER, Charles 57 MILLER, Curtis 64 MILLER, jim 71 MILLER, Kimberly 57 MILLER, Wayne 50 MITCHELL, Peggy 71 MIX, Tenna 20 MORECRAFT, Deanna 71, 110 MORECRAFT, jennifer 57, 82,100,101, 128, 132 MORECRAFT, Kevin 64 MORELAND, Terry 46 MORGAN, Connie 4, 57, 79, 108, 109 MORGAN, Ronald 57 ' MORGAN, Virginia 52 MORRIS, Robert 33, 46, 122 MULLEN, Paul 20, 115 MURPHY, Deborah 71 MURPHY, joyce 51 MURPHY, Kathryn 64,77,88,89,96,100, 101,133 MURPHY, Mariann 30, 71, 88, 92, 101, 111,126,127, 129,130 MURPHY, Michelle 10, 64, 77, 79, 85, 88, 91,105,106 MURPHY, Tod 64, 79, 137 MURPHY, Tom 151 MURPHY, Vickie 64, 66, 86, 88, 99, 101, 126,129,130,132 MYLES, Barbara 115 NEIBAUER, Brent 57, 140 NELSON, Barry 21, 38, 88,141,137 NELSON, Bart 64 NEWTON, Paul 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 21, 29, 90, 91, 115, 116 NICHOLS,jim 64 Index ORNDORFF, Lynette 77,89 ORNDORFF, Paulctta 77, 81, 89, 93 O'ROURKE, Gary 2, 21, 34, 88, 115, 154 O'ROURKE, jennic 47, 90 O'ROURKE, Matthew 64 OVERSTREET, james 57 PAN,joe C-Y 2, 21, 83, 87, 88,115,118 PARKER, L61161 47, 53, 76, 77 PEARSON, Lynne 64, 73, 86, 92, 99,101 PEARISON, Donna 51 PEARISON, Debra 71, 76, 82, 86, 88, 8 101 PELLUM, Rodnev 64,137,140,143,149 PENCE, Karen 47, 53, 89 PHILLIPS, Eric 57 PIETY, Atina 71, 76 PINE,jim 71 POORMAN, Reba 51 POPPE, Earl 57 PRICE, Kenneth 57 QUIRKE, Patric 64,137,140 RALTSCN, Mark 71 RANKINS, Lisa 2, 78, 115, 120 RAMSEY, jonnie 71, 76, 81,88 RAMSEY, Michelle 58, 77, 81, 85, 91 RECTOR, Rodney 47 RECTOR, Sally 48, 86, 87, 120 REED, Rick 21,115 REELEY, Dale 10, 22, 88, 91, 105, 106, 115 REIK,jan 71,86 REMLINGER, Kim 55, 56, 58, 77, 128, 130, 132,133, 134 REMLINGER, L61-1 22 REMLINGER, Molly 71, 76 RENNER, john 58, 79 REYNOLDS, jeff 10, 71, 91 RHOADS, Toni 58, 80, 128, 132 RHOADS, Tracy 71, 76, 88, 89,126,127 129, 130, 131 RHOADES, William 64 RICHARDSON, Connie 51 RICHARDSON, Tim 71 RICHEY, Clarence 64 RICHEY, Huber 58 RICHEY, William 58, 146 RIGCS, Terry 97 RILEY. Sandra 22, 76, 86, 88, 97, 115 RILEY, Steven 58 ROACH, Odessa 76, 86, 88, 97, 115 ROBERTS, Kimberly 64, 81, 100 ROBINSON, Clarice 71 ROBINSON, Donette 58, 80 ROBINSON, Michael 71, 79, 113 ROBINSON, Michele 71, 76 RYAN, Kimberly 64, 77 RYAN, Virginia 6, 34, 22, 76, 83, 87, 88, 90, 91,115,116,117,118,120 ST- JOHN, Robin 3, 7, 8, 65, 77, 86, 89 ST, jOHN, Wanda 59 SALISBURY, Rhett 22, 85, 88, 94, 98, 115,116,118 SANDERS, Norman 22 SANDERS, Paul 10, 58,91 SANDERS, Phillip 71,79 SCHAEFER, Darin 71, 88, 98, 137, 138, 139,142,147 SCHAEFER, Theresa 23, 76, 84, 86, 88, 102, 104,115 SCHLIEKAU, Dennis 65, 79,137,140 SCHOFFSTALL, Kim 72 SCHMIDT, janice 23, 78,15 SCHMIDT, Michael 71 SCHMIDT, Michele 23, 86,115,154 SCHROECER, Cecelia 58 SCHROEGER, Genevieve 65, 77, 81, 85, 97 SCHROEGER, Mary 72, 76 SCHWARTZ, Barbara 58, 89, 91,133,135 SHAFFNER, Violet 48,53, 77,76 SHAWVER, Sue 48,91, 105,121 SHERRILL, Michael 72,79,88, 137,149 SHOOK, Diana 72, 86 SHOTTS, David 72,79,92, 111,112 SHOTTS, Greg 72, 79, 137 SHOTTS, jennifer 72,86,102, 103,104 110010000116 o0nDnn.aa0onn 1111111 IEHINDEXQ I 111 11lll1lI'11l11II11I1l1,,I Fil SHUMAKER, Denise 72, 76, 81, 86, 107 109,126,129 SHUMAKER, Dwane 23 SHUMAKER, Edward 88, 140, 146 SHUMAKER, Leah 58, 77, 89 SHUMAKER, Theresa 2, 23, 29, 82, 99, 115,116,151 SHUMAKER, Timothy 72, 101 SIMMONS, jacqualwyn 58, 77, 89 SIMPSON, Bonnie 5, 72, 83, 86, 88, 112 5 SUTTON, Scott 65, 79, 137 SWEET, jiIII 50, 65, 82, 88, 136 SWEITZER, Angela 65,98, 101,126, 127 128, 129,130, 132 SWEITZER, Charles 65 SWEITZER, Richard 65, 79 SWEITZER,TamnIy 25, 76, 95,115,119 SWEITZER, Teresa 72, 76, 86, 99,101 SWEITZER, Timothy 65 SWEITZER Valerie 72 76 88 89 92 99, SIMPSON, shawn 58,77,100,101 SINCLAIR, Robert 58, 146, 147 SIVERLY, 16yC6 23,67,115 SMITH SMITH SMITH? SMITH, SMITH SMITH 144 SMITH Carrie 57, 77,89, 120 Cheryl 58, 97 Deanna 5, 72, 76, 81, 85, 86 Gary 24,115 jill72,88,89,126, 127,129 Shan 72, 79, 92, 114,136, 142, 145,149 Wynette 24, 83, 87, 88, 99, 101, 1o1,121',126,130,,131, 1 i ' sWITzEa,oafy25,115,118 TAYLOR, Bennie 7, 72, 88, 89,9O, 114, 122 112,115,116,120 SMITLEY, Helen 51 SMITLEY, Lana 58, 81, 97 SNEDEKER, Kevin 65 SNIDER, Connie 65, 86, 122 SNIDER, Lora 24, 76, 84, 86, 102, 103, 104,115, 116 SNDYER, David 58,136,146 SNYDER, Keith 72 SNYDER, Mark 72 SOULLIERE, Karla 58 SPENCER, Steve 2, 48, 97 SPEROS, Travis 24, 35, 79, 115,118,119 SPITTLER, Kelli 3, 5, 8, 24, 86, 88, 92, 98, 115, 126,128 STARKEY, Angelia 72, 75 STAUB, Amy 24,83,115,116, 121 STAUB, Diane 3, 5, 7, 8, 25, 34, 83, 86, 88, 96,98,101,115, 126,128 STEPHENS, Delana 49 STEPHENS, Gena 2,10,25, 38, 76, 86, 88,91,102,103, 104, 105,106, 112,115 115,120 STEPP, Christina 2, 71, 72, 73, 80, 83, 88, 94, 95,96,99,101, 102 STEPP, jeanenne 58, 80, 96, 99, 100,101, 128 STEPP, Sandra 65 STEPP, Timothy 59 STOELTINO, Kevin 2, 4, 25, 33, 35, 80, 83, 88,90, 115,118, 137,140, 141, 142, 145 STOUT, Sherry 65,79 STOVER, Shawn 64, 65, 140,149 STRICKLAND, Darlena 72 STROHM, jeff 43, 59, 60, 90, 140, 143, 144,147 STROHM, joe 65, 66, 90, 137, 139, 140, 142,143,147 STROHM, Mark 8, 65, 88, 90, 137, 149, 150 STROHM, Shannon 25, 115 SUTTON,jiIn 72 TAYLOR, JOICIIC 65, 77, 80, 86,499,101 TAYLOR, Lisa 2, 9, 10, 26, 38, 76, 83, 86,88 91 115,117 5 899 5 TERRELL, Gina 65,92 TERRELL, NorIIIan 59, 79 THARP, Chuck 59 . THOMPSON, Bob 41, 51, 95, 118, 121 THOMPSON, Eric 59 THOMPSON, jon 59, 146 THOMPSON, julianna, 2, 26, 76, 86, 88 THOMPSON, Kathy 59, 82,112 THOMSPON, Russell 26, 115 THOMS PON , Timothy 65 THORNSBURC, Margaret 49, 83 TINGLEY, Bradley 26,115,147 TINOLEY, Rhonda 59 TRUDEAU, Anthony 26, 79, 115, 119 TRUDEAU, Timothy 26,79,115,119 TUCKER, Gregory 2, 7, 8, 27, 88, 112, 115, 136,142,144,145,147 TUCKER, Yelonda 59, 80,128 TUMEY, Kelli 59 TURNER, Mary 27, 86, 115 TURNER, Terri 3, 5, 7, 8, 27, 33, 34, 83, 84,86,88,115,116,12O VANOVEN, julie 59, 79 VICORY, Robert 65, 143 VICORY, Susan 65 VIROSTKO, james 146, 149 WALKER,jiIn 72 WALKER, Sandra 73, 76, 78, 79, 88,107, 109 WALLACE, Christina 92, 97, 126,129,131 WALLACE, David 27, 137 WALLACE, Diane 3, 4, 5, 6, 9,10, 59, 89, 90,91,105,106, 108,122 WALLACE, Robert 65, 79,115 WALLACE, Stephanie 65,89,101,128 WALLACE, Teresa 27,76,88,89,100,101, 115,116 WALLACE,TiInothy 59 WALLACE, Troy 27, 34, 83, 88, 96, 100, 115,122,141 WALLER, Angela 59 WALLER, Deborah 66, 88, 89 WALSH, Lisa 59, 102, 103, 104 WALTERS, CurtiS'8, 28, 88,101,115,142, 145,148 WALTERS, Kathleen 66, 80, 86, 92, 96, 100,101 WASHBRUN, Cindee 73,88 WASHBURN, Lori 10, 73, 76, 77, 86, 89, 91, 99,101,112,122 WASHBURN, Randy 73 WAUGH,Starla 73 WEBSTER, Lora 66 PELLUM, jeff 10, 11, 73, 80, 85, 88, 91 WELLS, Ward 59,96,100,101 WELSH, Gary 2, 8, 28, 33, 34, 83, 85, 87, 115,117,151 wERNz,j6di6 59 WERNZ, Karin 2, 28, 35, 76, 83, 86, 88, 107,109,112,115,116, 117,122,143 WERNZ,Terri 73 WESLEY, Lori 59 WHITE, Karen 66, 77, 86, 99,101 WICHMAN, Deb 73, 89 WICHMAN, Melissa 10, 59, 91, 97,105,106 WIECK, Connie 66, 80 WIECK, William 49 WIELAND, Cheryl 2, 3, 5, 68, 73, 76, 84, 86,90,91,92, 103,104, 105,110, 113, 114 WILGUESS, David 72, 73, 79, 110 WILKEY, Kevin 59,136 WILLIAMS, Eric 100 WILLIAMS, Kevin 59, 140 WILLIAMS, Pamela 2, 10, 73, 80, 91, 100, 101,105,110, 114 WILLIAMS, Rebecca728, 76, 83, 84, 86, 88, 115,117 WILSON, Daniel 49, 113 WILSON, Tammy 59, 99,101 WINEINGER, Scott 60 WINKEL, Steve 66 WINNINGHAM, Kim 60,77 WINSCHIEF, Kevin 60, 79, 140,147 WINSCHIEF, Scott 73,79,110,137,14O, 149 150 WISER: Terri 57, 59, 60, 96, 100, 126, 128, 130. 133. 134,135 WOOD, Rex 2,10,50,73,101,105,106, 112 WRIGHT, Ken 60 WYRICK, james L. 66, 81 WYRICK,james T. 60 WYRICK, Patricia 60 WYRICK, Randall 66, 81 YELEY, Norman 116, 117,119,151, 154 YLIHEIKKILA, Ulla 28, 30, 76, 77, 88, 114,115,116,118 155 Index 'V L , A n 1 1 QHLMHHQQHEQ iQEHEQlQMZA11f0g1'aPhSm N LX USO, ? . fy' I kk' wg . , Z QQ: , GW MNQ5' aww Qqwyyigpxmg Wg ,3Qf9i,'?Q07f 0344 mofxgsiiksb M9 EIN' AWYRMQZQ Q wwwx 9? 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