Marshall High School - Marshallonian Yearbook (Marshall, IL)
- Class of 1982
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B 3,1 B1 --f a.. -1 ji? 14,9 ' 4 1' Jerry Arthur Darla Athey F X' 1 xx Sai A Cathy Barkley Kirsten Belding Eric Bender 4 Seniors Rachel Bennet Erich Bern .,. 91' Dale Bierhaum Gary Bonesteel F7 - i e - 1 1 ' i inie' 5521+ eoee i ' A f 'iQii ii5i i e e e In -I 'ey fi ' Scott Booth John Boyer S X X, lui f 51' Robin Boyer Jamie Brown Joe Bruner V ..-.. ,, V. V 'el Ld ..Qg Jim Cargal Donna Christenberry Jeanie Cline Mike Dashiell , ,, in , , . V..,V..,..h.. Seniors 5 .,-. .f . fn.. . Q ,,, in 1' - ,A f , ' , 1 1 l ' , A A 112, TF o o Kirk Davidson Tom DePasse Frank D011 if li 'LF Shawn Donnelly Jory Downen Kammy DOWDS Sandy England Rhonda English Ginny English John Fields 6 Seniors I I - ...-.-1-ferf' iff - ---rl ' ,f,-,!Y1lYVV-V iv' no..- .. - ' Vic Fitzjarrald Ben Forsythe Richard Fry 5 Jeff Fulford Kenny Grooms Tracy Gwyn Greg Hayes B renda Hiatt Cris I-Iightshoe Kelly Hoffman Seniors 7 '331'-' ' ' ' ' ' U, ' ,71'C'I:'77-F,--,ZZ.1-1- '. ' A ' ' ,if he - r X' I A lyk r John Hollenbeck Dennis Bob Hunt Hollingsworth A, 15 Jim Hurst Joanna Jensen Michele Johnson 3 Seniors Terri Johnson T ' H V .X . ro J h 4 ' 0 7 y 0 nson Ralema I9-enlledy Betsy Ketner , . I ,-71,f- r-r' ff- r' r' , -1 --...W ..--. 1'- , Q-JF? Ginny Kile Ray Kinsel Todd Kirby Noni Koutsoumpas Tom Kuykendall Barry Leitch Scott Lindley Teresa Lindsay 'tx if 5.1 4 9 fl 5 ' Y I P . 3 1 l A F 5 '4' Tom Low Allen McDaniel l Seniors 9 i Y W Y rv Y ,J-p-1 1:-LI I I ' F'-4,,.,,,, ,,, ,, - - ' Jfng-.- -ff-I?:7 f' -':'I11,-4' ww- W' ., an Sue McGee Julie Macke Kathy Maloney E5 + Lf it 1 , , X r Brenda Mars Minh Martin Katrina Maskell 1 Allan Meehling Jim Miller Peggy Mitchell '1 N - P as ' we-'A' Er a -1 new' ' no f 4 f , , , y jj Q -ff-f , ' . 'kia-e-'M' -- '- ----'--f--'-----f-- - A -..-..-- ...,.,, . '. , , . ,, .. , ' + ' Y Y 1 ---, ' .Mf- '. 'f ,-vol. Y .A 1, , . LX ' k J K. ' ' X, 'Y . 6 J et Hey Deanna Morecraft Tracy Morton Mariann Murphy fkell Tammy Murphy Teri Patterson Debbie Pearison HOV -1': ..i'I3 ' ' .9-'J -f' j 5 TK! 12 at ' in ell Tina Piety Jim Pine Mark Ralston Mike Ramey AM.. -r Seniors 11 f - -f ... . -L BJ.: .......,--- FU exe- 'T ' ..---f---0 W. Jonnie Ramsey Jan Reik Molly Remlinger Jeff Reynolds Tracy Rhoads Tim Richardson Mix gr Tig? T ,f T ' ' - . erry R1ggS Mlke ROblHSOH Darm Schaefer Mary Schroeger 12 Seniors .,h,g- V ,,-,. U H.. ,. ,Q ' ., --.. ..- . ..... -V - H -T ' ' '. - . -, ' W --. Q1 .4 ,..-. --4.-.4 .. f ' - ,- T' -. ,A 4 QQ' ' ,Q 27 T if 'g ' . N ,. ra, , f 1 , ' '- , ' . -1-------Ji L, .I .V V A . ,V Y Q g 5 7 v-1gEmWQ,,,...,,,.,..o,.,...,,-Y'-W.1 hig h ' - --A A , N L, - A r A - ,rw Mike Sherrill David Shotts Greg Shotts f . if v X . . J.: if A ' I . oi if , I ,. J -: i ?.2+tE ui 'LM 'W ig A ' N :W 5011 Jennifer Shotts Denise Shumaker Tim Shumaker 2' W ew, V- 'fs- ger Bonnie Simpson Val Simpson Deanna Smith Jill Smith 8 Seniors 13 . -.. TL'T. 4-TIT'-' ,:::. ng.- , v, 1 f , - f 'V' V- ' ' , V , ' A I by Shan Smith Keith Snyder Mark Snyder Chris Stepp J eff Stepp 'a 53 f Teresa Sweitzer Jim gut 14 Seniors ton Ben Taylor Sandy Walker 7 .Vjm.,..-..-'-- ..A'-as--....-..,..q..-.,,... , n,.a,,,,-,, .-r-.,,, A, , Y e , , , - +ef-are - A - - - ' ' a- J K I h ler l . , R Chrls Wallace Lon Wallace I ,mar 1 I P Cindee Washburn Lori Washburn Randy Washburn l . x s H 3, N 1, ,5 V' R'-ff? ' A ' L 2- A, , , ' i . , fr L -9-P' iff ser , Starla Waugh Jeff Wellum Terrie Wernz Debbie Wichman -, A , X 4 ,., 14.......................--.-- Y - I ,,. Lg e ' Seniors 15 +157 Cheryl Wieland David Wilguess 151'- Pam Williams Scott Winschief Joanna Jensen, Cheryl Wieland, Sandy Walker, Deanna Morecraft Rex Wood Class Ufficers, Baci-ihune uf Urganizatiun g Officers of the senior class have the distinct honor of making arrangements for the ultimate goal of each high school studentg graduation. These officers are responsible for seeing that flowers are ordered, a speaker is secured, programs printed, and invitations sent out. These are very important details for the very important graduation exercises. The treasurer must see that the class funds will lb Seniors meet commencement expenses, contribute to the yearbook account, and hopefully leave somethlng for posterity. . Class projects for the year included magazme sales and a fund-raising project in March. A vote of thanks is given by each class member to these officers for the time and effort they give to make their last year in high school the best. N X. :JJ 1 .NV 5 Cr what is meant is Hightsh b T w q , , 7 rg: .-zgzxf rr: ' , rr, ' M , --. . N ir. Winschief Wood tribute to the ive something :led magazine lrch. class member rt they give to 2 best. ig iiu. ei. if in Q XL xt, , 4 6 i .X . 3. K J Q v H gist t 5 - ,f-5. 2 sl 5 Q, , is ,X xt as if ' We , ' 'l i , Q X fs Cris Hightshoe and Tracy Morton show TV-10 exactly what is meant by looking good! QQ . The Eaptivating Class uf 'B Terri Johnson, Jamie Brown, Jeff Wellum, Jill Smith, Joe Bruner, and Kirk Davidson listen as Big Dave Wilguessn says, Riding in Frank's truck makes me silly. out, I 1 'Z -A wi. 4,-N. . . r it Q. , s f gs i s ,nlgxfs J f s s he , T iJ':'j'x if I2 nf S51 'iin I 'sf , sr ssss 5 so ff' r A ' . ' Q if g 5 , - 1 ., R is ' fiww, S f ' N Looks as if Scott Winschief has big plans to become a concert P ianist. He already has the audience giving a standing ovat1011- Seniors 17 V -fb' f - ,M ,, ,,..,....,..., gr.: uf,-, '.-FUI ! E ' ' ' -..... .- L - 17 Jerry L. Arthur Boo Art Club 1, 2, 3. Darla Sue Athey ' Sue,' Marshallettes 1, 2. Scxence Club 29 Home Ec Club 2, 43 Secretarial Club 2, 3, 4. Ronald Eric Bender Snot D.E. 33 I.C.E. 4, LV-Pres. 3, PreS- 4?- Rachel Elizabeth Bennet Raquel Latin Club 1, 2, 3, CAedile 31: JCL 1, 2, 3g Home Ec Club 1, 2, 33 Science Club 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 3g Volleyball 1: Basketball 1, 2, iMgx-.jg Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 An- nual Shaff 3, 4. Erich Weston Berner Erich D.E. 39 I.C.E. 45 Ind. Arts Club 1, 2. Dale A. Bierbaum Pepsi Man Gary Wayne Bonesteel Boner Science Club 2. John Allen Boyer Boyer Ag. 1, 2, 33 Ind. Arts 33 Basketball 1, 23 I.C.E. 4, KV-Pres.Jg Science Club 2. Robin Lynne Boyer Bobbin Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Spanish Club 1, 2, lSec. 215 Science Club 2, 33 Secretarial Club 1, 2, 3, 4, lPres. 413 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, iSec. 3, V-Pres. 42: National Honor Society 3, 4, Giistorian 453 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Scholastic Team 3: Annual Staff 45 Office Occupations 3. Jamie Allan Brown Joe, Jamie I.C.E. Club 45 Ind. Arts 1, 2, 3. Joseph Wesley Bruner Joe Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1: Latin Club 23 Ind. Arts Club 25 Science Club 3, 4g Annual Staff 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 4. Donna Sue Christenberry Donna Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3: Art Club 3, 45 Ind. Arts Club 3, 4. Brian Mac Claypool Brian Ind. Arts 3. Jeanie Lynn Cline Www Volleyball 2, a, 4, Basketball 2, Science Club 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3 ,4. Michael Thomas Dashiell Dub Golf 1, 2. Kirk Bryan Davidson Kirk end. Arts 1, 2, 35 Science Club 2, 3, 4g Scholastic Team 41 Jets Team 3, 4: Basketball 2. Thomas John DePasse T0m Baseba11 2, 3, 4: B k tb ll - 1,2,4gHi-Y3,4. as 8 8 1'2'3'4'G 1f Frank A. Doll Fwd Science Club 2, 3. 4: 1nd.Am Club 3 4- Scholastic Team 3' 45 Jets T93-T-D 3, 4' Natiolnai Honor Society 3, 4 IV-Pres. 41. ' Kammy LeAnn Downs Class 19 Latin Club 25 Home Ee Senior Index 3 d A England andre Smzinish Club 2 3A Science Club 25 HS y P 5 ' Hoge EC Club 1, 2, 35 Drama Club 2, 31 I-CE' 41 Business Club 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 3- Rhouda Jo English Rhonda Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Pep Band 1, 25 Home Ee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 2, 4. Virginia Luvicia English , b Ginnie Home Ec Club 1, 2, 42 BUSNGBS Club 42 I.C.E. 3. John Michael Fields Jungle Latin Club 2g Ind. Arts Club 3, 45 Hi'Y 3, 4, CV-Pres. 47g Science Club 41 fPrea. 413 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, QAM-Conf. Def. End 433 Basketball Manager 1. Victor Lee Fitzjarrald Jr. Moon Knight Latin Club 23 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 3, 43 Journalism 4. Ben Forsythe 'LBendo Latin Club 1, 23 JCL 1, 2: Basketball 15 Track 25 Business Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 35 LCE. 4. Richard David Fry Rich Track Manager 2. Jeffrey Conner Fulford Heffy Spanish Club 1, 2,43g Library Club 35 Cheerleading 45 Business Club 45 D.E. Club 3, KV-Prem: Annual Staff 3, 45 Photography Club 33 Student Council 41 Drama Club 3, 4. Leland Kenneth Grooms Jr. Skinny Ind. Arts 4: Baseball 33 Football 43 Basketball 1: Hi-Y 2, CPres.J. Gregory Scott Hayes I-Iazebag, Hazer' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3, 45 Leo Club 3, 4. Brenda Zoe Hiatt Bernda Home Ec Club 1, 29 Secretarial Club 1, 2, 33 Business Club 4: I.C.E. Club 4. John Milton Hollenbeck Hondo Football 1, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 43 Ind. Arts Club 3, 4g Science Club 45 Art Club 3g Track 3, 4: Basketball 1, LL Dennis Edward Hollingsworth Steer Jock FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Ina, Ares Club 3, 4, Home Ec 49 Track 1. James Matthew Jean Jim Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3g Photography Club 13 Track L Joanna Jane Jensen JfY'C1aSS Secretary 4: Band 1, 2, ag Latin club 2, 33 Secretarial Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3, 4g I.C.E. Club 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3: JCL 2, 3. Michele Leann Johnson Michele Hfvme Ee 1. 2, ag spanish club 2. Terri Ann Johnson Wanda Home Ee Club 2, 3 4- J 1' 3 4. secremim cxub 3, 4: Annual suaffc-Trna mm ' ' Troy Lee Johnson Troy Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2 yrs, CV-Presjg Ind. Arts Club 1 yr.3 Spanish Club 2 yrs, lPres. W yrjg Baseball 3 yrs.g Track 1 yr. Rajenia Lea Kennedy Greta Secretarial Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec Club 3, 4g Volleyball 3: Journalism 4. Betsy Ann Ketner Wetsy Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, KT1-easurer 41g Business Club 45 Marshallettea 4. Virginia Rose Kile Ginny Home Ee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Secretarial Club 3, 49 Science Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 33 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Todd Wayne Kirby Skirb Science Club 1, 29 D.E. 35 I.C.E. 4, fPres. 47. Thomas Jerry Kuykendall Jr. Tom FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Ind. Arts Club 1. Barry Mitchell Leitch Bet Football 1, 2, 3, 4, CTri-Capt. 41g Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 23 Ind. Arts Club 3, 4. Teresa Jo Lindsay Teresa Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Home Ec 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4g Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Thomas Earl Low Chicken Man' Ind. Arts Club 2, 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 3, 49 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2. Julie Amr Maeke Julie Spanish Club 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3LB8l1d 1, 2g Chorus 1. ' Kathleen F. Maloney Kathy Secretarial Club 2, 4: Library Club 3: Newspaper 3, 4. Brenda Lynn Mars Brendan Spanish Club 23 Vice-President 1, 2, 39 Band 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, CAD Conference 215 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Home Ec Club 1. Katrina Lynn Maskell Katrina Home Ee Club 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 2. Brian Eugene Mason Brian I.C.E. 4: Track 1, 2, 3. Woodrow Allen McDaniel Gym Rat Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 23 Science Club 2, 49 Hi-Y 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4. Susan Annette McGee Sam Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Science Club 33 Annual Staff 3, 4, fCo-Editor 413 Scholastic Team 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, CPres. 41: JCL 3: Library Club 2, 3g JETS 4. Allan John Meehling Meehling FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Ind. Arts Club 1, 3. James Allen Miller Jim FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, QV-Pres. 413 Ind. Arts Club 1. I I ! V 1 , 1. V fu 'i Mitchel Club 3,44 Cham! lx D gum! H370 .,kfa,,,1d'fc1ass 1 Ee club 2, 4: SP1 C0,Ediwr Annu' Tracy Deneen. Trace Marsh: Business Club 1 Attendant Stnrla Daw!!! .iswlav Spams. Hbme Ec 11 Mm-iann Milli nMm-mug SCiBI ball 1, 2. 3, 41 VO' Tamara Sue M nmurphf' Mike Anthony f'Bubba Debra Sue Pe: Debbie Scienc 3, 45 Secretarial Band 1, 2, 3, 45 A 3, 4. iAtida Dawn P Pauley Home James E. Pineg Piney Ind. Aff Mark Anthom Madre Ind. Ax Michael Wim Mumf.d.Af3 flu Gay new Jill Home Eg 2, 3: Newspaper Emu! Jean MOBY' voue Chow 3 YN.: B: Jeffr D qqeffflfxd. 'gifs P1511 Club 3. Tlacy Sue Spams me Club 2, 1 21 3, LCLE 4, C 22190253 Ray 1 1. ch FW 'r . 15f,2',P R182 Bgleael A. Ro. 4. bmS FFA D . H Kurtis 18 Senior Index 'Q .4-M H .f A, Y 14:-i,::11.1.1, 5,51 ,E QV , A - i ,Ti .I , Z, b , b V , ,,. V ,,.,...- ... . uw, W -hm... ,Sf Mketball 1. 2 . ba Ind, A ' 3' 4' K rts Club 1 - Y YT.l2Baseb911 3 42 Home Ec Club 5 :y vrreasufer tr 3: 42 md 1: 2, 3, 4: Pep 'ff 3. 4: Yearbook . 32 4, Jr. Club 1. BPL 41: Track 1, 2, Klub 3, 4. 5 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g , 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, g Band 1, 2, 3, 4: nd 1, 2. ball 1, 2, 3, Band Library Club 3: resident 1, 2, 39 asketball 1, 2, 3, , 3, 43 Home Ec spanish Club 2. :ball 1, 2. 3. 42 Club 3, Annual tic Team 3. 45 res. 4,3 JCL 39 : Club 1. 3- B Am Club '44 Peggy Mitchell Peggy Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Chorus 15 Library Club 1, 2, 3. Deanna Harold Morecraft Harold Class Pres. 43 Class Secretary 2, Home Ec Club 2, 4: Spanish Club 2, Student Council 4, Co-Editor Annual Staff 45 I.C.E. Class 4. Tracy Deneen Morton Trace Marshalletbes 2, Home Ee Club 1, 2, 43 Business Club 43 Sophomores Attendant: Senior Attendant. Starla Dawn Mullen Starks Spanish Club 1, 2, Library Club 33 Home Ee Club 1, 2 Mar-iann Murphy Mariann Science Club 3, Band 1, 2, 33 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 41 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Tamara Sue Murphy llMurph71 Mike Anthony Neibaurer Bubba Debra Sue Pearison Debbie Science Club 3, 43 Home En Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 4g Newspaper Staff 3, 4. Atiua Dawn Pietv Pessley Home Ee Club 2, 3. James E. Pine Piney Ind. Arts Club 1. Mark Anthony Ralston Mm-ke lnd. Arts Club 1, 2, 3. Michael William Rainey Miken Ind. Arts Club 2. Jan Gay Reik Jann Home Ec Club 43 Business Club 3, Chorus 2, 3: Newspaper Staff 3, 4. Molly Jean Remlinger Molly Volleyball lg Home Ec Club 3 yrs.g Chorus 3 yn.: Business Machines Club 1 yr. Jeffrey D. Reynolds Jeff Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, Science Club 3: Thes- pian Club 3. Tracy Sue Rho ads Tracy Spanish Club 3g Home Ee Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 33 Basketball I, 2, 3g Volleybw 1, 2, 3, 4g I.C.E. 4, QTTBBSHIBT 41. Timothy Ray Richardson 'fRich Football lg Science Club lg Ind, Arts Club 1. Terry E. Riggs I Cllierryn Michael A. Robinson Robinson FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3, Darm Kurtis Schaefer Der Football 1, 2, 3, 4, iTri-Capt. 4, All Conf. Offend 47: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 4: 341505811 35 Hi-Y 3, 4: Spanish Club Ig Science Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael Ross Schmidt Schmidt Ind. Arts Club 1, 25 D.E. 33 I.C.E. 4. Kelly Jean Schwab Kelly Track 33 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Home Ec Club 2, 4. Michael Cadet Sherrill Orca Latin Club 1, 25 Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 45 Ind. Arts 3, 4, Science Club 45 Hi-Y 4. Jennifer Lea Shotts Jennifer Marshallettes 1, 2, 3, 4, CChoro. 41, Science Club 2, 3, 43 Business Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Homecoming Att. 4, Spanish Club 1, 23 I.C.E. 4, LV-Pres. 43. Timothy Aaron Shumaker Shuey Spanish Club 1, Ind. Arts Club 2, Mar- ching Band 1, 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 3g I.C.E, 4. Bonnie Sue Simpson Bon Secretarial Club 3, 45 Science Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4. Valerie Sweitzer Simpson Sweltz Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4, fPres. 419 Spanish Club 3g Band 1, 2, 3: Science Club 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3. Deanna Michele Smith Deanna Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 3, Library Club 3. Jill Renee Smith Jill Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, CV-Pres. 315 Science Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4g Volleyball 1, 2, 3, JETS 2, 3. Shan Michael Smith Bones Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf 33 Hi-Y 3, 4. Mark Snyder Mak Christina Irene Stepp Chris Latin Club 1, 2 V3, fAedile 319 Science Club 2, 3, 4gJCL 1, 2, 3, Sand 1, 2, a, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, lTreasurer 41, Scholastic Team 3, 4, Class Secretary 35 Business Club 45 Annual Staff 3, 4. Jeffrey Keith Stepp Jeff Art Club, Ind. Arts Club. James E. Sutton Earl ind. Arts Club. Teresa Lynn Sweitzer Teresa Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 41. Secretarial Club 1, 2, 3. 4. W-Prem 31: Snamsh Club 22 Science Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Bennie Dean Taylor Tex Class Pres. 13 Student Council 2: Spanish club 1, 2. 3: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, KRGPOIW1' 4331114-A1'ffS Club 1, 2, 3, 4, f'I'reas. 213 Science Club 3, 45 Leo Club 3, 4. CV-Prefh 31, TNS- 43- Mmh Van 'fret Minh Martin Sandra Kay Walker Sandy Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading I, 2, 3, 4, H.E.R.O. Secretary and Treasurer 33 I.C.E. 49 Class Treasurer 4, Christina Elaine Wallace Chris Volleybdl 1, 2, 3, 4, lCo-Captain 4k Basketball 3, 4, fCaptain 41, Science Club 3g Home Ee Club 4. Lori Jordan Wallace Lori Home Ec Club 4. Cindee Lynn Douglas Washburn Wash-Bum Chorus 1, 2, 35 FFA Treas. 25 Ag I Class Pres., 2, Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 4 - Rm. Rep.g Science Club 1, 2, 3. Lori Ann Washburn Lori Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 2, Home Ee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, iSecretary 3, V-Pres. 425 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 45 Girl's Basketball Manager 2: Business Club 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 4. Randy Wayne Washburn Pete Art Club 1, Ind. Arts Club 1. Cheryl Lynn Wieland Shirley Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 45 Class Pres. 2, 33 Class V-Pres. 43 Homecoming Att. 3: Secretarial Club 3, 4, 0.0. 3, I.C.E. 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Marshalletbe Flag Corps Co-Captain 4. David Wayne Wilguess 4'Big Dave Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, lSecret.ary 313 Leo Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Pamela Dawn Williams Pam Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3: Drama Club 3, 4. Scott A. Winschief Scotty Ind. Arts Club 2, 33 FFA 2: Band 1, 2, Jazz Band 19 Baseball 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 12nd Team All Conference Football 415 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, QDecat.or Best Track Meet 3, 413 CState Track Meet 3, 475 Annual Staff 4. Rex A. Wood Sexy Tbespians I, 2, 3, 4, CThespians Pres. 41, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 1, 2, 3, MHS News 3, 4g Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: School Photographer 1, 2, 3, 4: Ind. Arts 1, 2, Campus Life 4. li Semor Index 19 4 - ' u 1 d. - - l V Y K A . Y ., X , ......-fg-rf--L9- --'-- '1-,': 'f'l ' :- fr -- WL v,, ,, A Y W Y Yf- - - Y Q - - - Y ' ' - , . 1' ' xi A , 1 ' F V - ?, 7, ,lit ,...i., -..q.-.- -r Seniors Lllhiczh Fire Favnred gif vi ,, 4 ' . X H, SXVX ' Exif Ni 9' if.. is 4, M. 1, QQSN A 4 'I v N , if 4 - w any uf Most athletic Troy Johnson and Brenda Mars . ' Jill Smith and Frank D011 20 Senior Favorites Most energetic Barry Leitch and Mariann Murphy L. Best smile David Wilguess and Tracy Morton Shyest Terry Riggs and Brenda Hiatt - A Y H ' ' Q, ,,, ff , -V I V H ' ' av-4-r-...V-, Y x 1 '1 -.qu rph rton 2 2 ig 5 ,fe f f as f if Ri!! KM! Most ser1ous y Sue McGee and Ben Taylor 'Z Most attractwe Robln Boyer and Darln Schaefer Most humorous Tracy Rhoads and Jim Cargal Best personality Kenny Grooms and Teri Jo mums iz. we hnson Most mus1cal Tray Gwyn and Rex Wood Wax ss 35-gk KRW Semor Favorltes 21 . . 'XX gg , YW Y 5 x Xi 'I 1 R ,- V 4' xxyu Y , V, , ,. r . , N 5 Y f, v x . g j - si if 1 'Q if ' ' i ,f wx I fg s Q . , , s ,rr ,Q f I y ,G -. A Q. A ,A A X fs N a n is xxx . if I -Q WM A . y N s 3, f N,..ff ' N AQ. A V I , Q X , , 'f , ' Fi Xi 'L .1 - K H ' ' ,fill an f A ' . X , rf ' Q- S ,N .4 4 MUQ 5. fs fmffm sv 4 .' f if 5 Aw sag 1- - ' .-A sw :sfifz-i. A, ,, Q W' 1 .. N, A N ,k . W , K A' Q A l?N.. U, f Q , y 1 fr' V, ' 41. T, -Q, maxi- f ' V --'gggjg- :1::f-F '-0-'fr --V '- -- ' r ' 7- -- V Ll we pe Q ? ,,-.i.,....1Q 1, 5' , J fi' .,.,,,, -.. .Y . .......-.- -- ...V . ..- ' Y as 'W if amy' in , xii t s f 25 it sy if f f J w as 5 X naw F!!!-f sd V XJ gs , a mf, ! wiv fl WW X .QS X, 5 I wry? E E ' QS' I 5. 2 E is if isg Wm' zwnf' sfi ,fs X .r f x J I' 1 sf fi, X is X. I o . , Q, gm -, Y . Biggest flirt J , fi X, gi 22 Senior Favorites f A , 1 N MM f 4 5 f ,f ,f W A, , . , i Q, If ,gk W, 7 Favorite teacher Mrs. Cris Fitjarrald Mr. Bob Morris Cris Hightshoe with two of her catches, Tom DePasse and Kenny Grooms. in 4 ri 1 ,Q Ks! , n Rafal N J' ut, r Qt! . 7 A 9 . ,A w as s 2, Friendliest Jerry Arthur Kammy Downs -Citi ,W . ra, 3 5 ,.. X is K , g . 4 V r' r 1 fs owe 'f Ks 'Q 1 . . x. P f-I Hen Shan N Shot- 1 1 E x , ,.' , -'R' w x , . , K. 37 SK A9 iDePasse I er , I Y 1 l 5, i, tg -1- v ' wifi ..-...-..-..-.-.--- f ,, A . .,.. 5 faiiil V , .. is I V .L 2 . g g VV V ,N AE, , f iff ka? hon 45 f - .,.f Q ,. a , it A? 4 es' N T st Ma.. W iz N ' as uwwww fm a . 2 if 1 AAAAA W 5 t to ,, K Y 1 K kg wi X ii 3 , A B 1 Q , Flemember th Time LUh n . .. 52. Slhan Smith broke the basketball goal with his enormous hook s ot John Boyer gets a little advice on keeping his face beautiful and free from wrinkles. Seniors 23 E mgrwr-1 u 4 '5 W 4 Z? 4 1 4 1 If kid. Ti if ii i J is I 1, 3-A fi fa O 64 Z1 JJEW?1VTW W l i F X 1 -ffl i A I W J ' 1 LU-+ ..........1 -1.1 ' I 71-1- , ...J i .,,..r...... Fur '-Hour Eqes Unlq Homecoming 1981-82 started off with spirit week. Each class had different competitions for the week. The weather cooperated beautifully for all activities. Pictured at right is Shan Smith being stuffed in a V.W. as part of the seniors show their spirit. Pictured at bottom is Homecoming Queen and attendants: Queen Kammy Downs Cseatedl, left to right, Lisa Ridgway Cfreshmanj, Tracy Col- lier fsophomorej, Tracy Morton fseniorl, Jeanie Cline Cseniorl, and Karla King Cjuniorj. HOMECOMING ESCORTS: Left to Right: Jim Sweet, Jeff Wellum, Joe Bruner, and Jeff Fulford. lfiii N Wea f It Qu - ff my ' ,Z , W Q W-..i-Q 4 4 7 imma 26 Homecoming I s 5 , '1 'ff-V i-,U ,L 4 I 1 I 1- i. 5: 4' 'M' W N . . - , , mill slums Mig ,P ,Af 3 40 ,,, V X I 4 , I In ' ' V L . X ix f V f f ,wn Mw A -Q ,f Z ,. , J J T .J W as Ji 7 , . ,W , W., ' in f me 4 M Z Spirit week award went to the Freshman Class for an outstanding display of school spirit. Receiving the award, top left picture, was Lisa Ridgway and Richie Calhoun. The Sophomores had shoe problems for Spirit Week. Pictured at top right, John Thompson has a prob- lem putting on his shoe, with two feet and four shoes. The Juniors had mourning for the Panthers. Pictured at left are, Lisa Huey, Herman Grindle, Susan Evitt, Rev. B. J. Livingston, Rodney Downs, and Connie Snider. Homecoming 27 -..,..41n--... ...-.......- .........-.,. .. ,..,, ? 1 -A... , lr -A, ,lvl ,Q--iQf--1 'nf'- I Vw,-.f f ',,,' -nv- ps l Qi 6 :Sky Mi-'ff I, f 2 ,,,,frf5'l!5 Homecoming's 1981-82 Romeo was Kenny Grooms. Pictured at the top are runners up and Romeo: Troy Johnson, Darin Schaefer, Barry Leitch, and Kenny Grooms. The romeo contest gives the female members of each class a chance to select their favorite guy to preside over the homecoming activities. Freshman fun for Spirit Week included a clothes changing race between Amy Woodard, Lisa Stinson, Richie Calhoun, and Chad Stephens. 28 Homecoming 'xffj if ki it PM A Freshman Class also twisted it up with the hula-hoop. Pictured at top right is Scott Sherrill. 5 uf - v iv 'A .. I, u 'Q 1 - i ff l' n Uri i 'J if i ,Sf ,f ' -I W.. e-. M 1 12, Q ' ' f r 1' ,,. I fu . 5. ff if i 4 , iii' 'S 1 t S' Q i i 1 If l 4' , 3, lx 3 BlfD'li:,.1 li bfi . WK I-J vi mbfiimxy xxx AH NH. K xg 5 f-11 api- ,uw-,-,.. -... ,.,..,,,,,,,,--,-0 - - -a-55's-1 -L H ' -' - Ae... F . '? KES 5 'Rfk N , ' u J or B if p Cop. Pictured ,.1,4h V'-x--A K wi fm if .,.,W.,,, W Wwmswtg, Nx X H21 ?l'm'wf BB-Fry Leitch and Debbie Jones danced the night away at the homecoming dance. The football players caught a ride back to school from the pep rally at the square bandstand. Mike Sherrill runs along side saying Let me ride too Darin Schaefer and Jeanie Cline watch everyone dance to the music of Owen County Line. ,7! Homecoming 29 A- f ..,. ...1-.. --..-.-.. - ,. -, , f I VW. 5 , T ' . - W 0 , .,,.-ixf--4 I N 1' I ,,....-...- -.-.Qu ' hile it is Dane Eirhart steadies the south wall Of the mansion W nailed int0 Place- I l 3 l i i .3 if W I Z 3, 1 F if ii! ifx? ,xx Nt 3 l ly L r f s -..s:.3l5.k 5 X it ' ZZYZWY M , 1 if , -.gt ., 1 , .F 1 ,Q be -i ,,A.. M 15 3 Diana Martin and Cathy Cook do some wallpaper pasting for the mansion. ,f , I K ' ., im , ,q' if 2 ,YN , 4 ,f 3 , 71 i . ffl F it y 4 e 5 E 5 Pram: Ennuthern Plantation Eitqle K x M , r ' o f.,,. Q In just a matter of hours, a once plain gym was transformed into a very lovely southern plantation by members of the Junior class. Plenty of hard work and planning by officers and sponsors made the evening very rewarding. Above Gary Hewitt places a planta- tion window into place on the plantation ver anda. 30 Prom Z ,re M454 ss 'QXQ 3 1 i 1 Xi X ' ' 'kwxx Xie fc l S X 'A it fm 1 tg Q I w l so Q 1 1 ' 4 ' , . k fcrepe Herman Grindle looks as if he is ci-1ged'm bY a networ 0 paper. K as v J x lasting for l in uf crepe 44 fg !'4v Q W 9 4' , f I f Wi qw J a V wwf f 3 8 7 .Z Q X f if Q s i X 'X x X X xx f A Prom Queen, Tracy Morton is all smiles. f , f ,Www move M32 Sy ff Todd Kirby and Scott Lindley enjoy a dance with their dates. On May 1, the gym was transformed into a southern plan- tation complete with the stately mansion surrounded by well- manicured shrubs and lovely magnolia trees. Members of the junior class spent many hours planning for the actual construction of the prom. Guests at the plantation were able to stroll around the garden foun- tain, dine on some southern delicacies, or dance to the music of the Artistics. Votes that had been cast earlier in the evening were tallied to reveal the new king and queen of the prom. At 10:00 p.m. on the plantation veranda, Tracy Morton was crowned queen and Darin Schaefer was crowned king. Senior attendant was Robin Boyer and Suzanne Davidson was voted the junior attendant. An evening of Through the Years was topped-off with the after prom party hosted by the American Legion at the post head- quarters. Students were able to play games, compete for prizes, or have their fortune told by a for- tune teller. Truly it was an evening that will last through the years in everyone's memory. of ' - 1 ., -,. 'v 4 ffq lk 1 o ax nk- Prom 31 s - A ,.,. -.--..-,...4------ H ,- - - . . .sa fes- -141,3 1 Q - Li. . fq-mfr .Ai.Q . Q ,,,A A ,, MA,., I A if . XX , 2 ' l . 9 ' , l l X I K I ' Al M if xxx 1 ' . - fi f . ? , 5' 5 i if: . I i , 2 T i ' ' X . A X V, 'j' i , I 1 if h X 1' X , I ,f f . j x f K 3 ? ' Q1 J iffs . f 1 I .Q xW 4 .-xf , , Zeal f , Le 5 his ' i ' 'A , his ' .I -XV? 0, x I, l L .. f ' V al 4' T M e- 1 V -' i .inf 'I .l.- 1, - x. MM: x r4j'x'5'. ii SIKA f I-'31 A '. .5 ' if-f Y eff! 2- 'N 1 pu Pg. f !lf'1 ' A i ...I wrflif. A ' ' I 2 . , - - , V' k' M hy, Derek PROM COURT: Robin Boyer, Darin Schaefer, Tracy Morton, and Suzanne Davidson. Back. B.J. Livingston 1C 1 urp Cantrell, and David Flowers. fr my ' wx 'J ,,, in x. 'x -X Q 2 N tt ' 45 ' 4 f if 5 .fy 'i r :isis The prom was very impressive with all couples dressed in their southern best. Scarl would be proud to associate with an 'southernersl Todd Murphy, Stephanie Wallace, and D . . ane Elrhart show their southern style. At right the senior trio, Robin Boyer, Cheryl Wielcmd and Tr V , acy Morton entertained during the intermission period. et and Rhett y of these 32 Prom 3 1 i 3 I I3 is 1 Q ig . as . .ll t il I V I Y I 'K Q S. ' 5 I I ' '1 X X ll 'I i-W V 2 1 ff i i X. l S ,....--fb l A 5 ' . . ix 2 ,,,:::1 . up f W .- 1 ' A' QQ. A ', .ffl ' 5' ' i f , pl! Vlurphy, Derek ge fri . if ' A ig Q 7 ci - f 3 I , .fr ' ,, W. Q I. V U' .-1.4. ' Tom Kuykendall receives his diploma from Mr. Normal Yelley, President of the school board. Graduation is REALLY over when the cap and gown is folded and put back in the box to be returned to the cap and gown company. Bonnie Simpson, Molly Rem- linger and Ginny English dutifully pack-up the cap and gown. This Ending is Heallq a Beginning The last thirteen years of schooling have pointed towards this moment known as graduating. Formal schooling is now over, there will be no more homework, no more pep sessions, and no more school rules. Even though graduating means many lasts there will soon be many firsts', in the lives of each graduate. As school board president, Nor- man Yelley, mentioned in his remarks, the majority of MHS graduates have spent all thirteen years of education in Marshall. Yet, not many of those spending thirteen years being educated in Marshall plan to find a job in or around Marshall. Demands for further schooling and employment will call most of the graduates to other parts of the state and even other parts of the world. As each student received the diploma, it was a signal that while high school days were ended, life in the real world was just begin- ning to happen. To all go the best wishes. Graduation 33 1 RV., -4+ -mmf' ?,,,:,,,,......l,..iN,---- ,K -.ff 1..-..f - ---K. Cris Hightshoe and Cathy Barkley are all smiles after the tassle Mr. Deming gives some umarching' instructions to a few was moved. seniors. awe s E Us X , CZ i YS ji I W, ,M fW'g,q o ? x is? xiii 'f f ' . i , 5' , ...... N - R+ AX N . J LW x 4 A Q , ,K W A Zwx, S s X - V I 1, ff, ' Q A V 35 0 W s is ' 17 54 x N f x a Bi :ge g,5.,.3.gk, 'S . ivy , ur, ,yy Q wk Q I , X- 4 A Q 1, . xi ,, ,V ., 1 , , 4. ,. , je, .I HH em hr, , X 5, ,,. ' . if ,' fir- ff WWI? .. W . Y Q Eg ,, QW: :V I U ,vvffjsf A 3,299 ff' ' ,. AN - ' A Q.,-0 'n AL A-V ' I . I . X ,, K The top-ten scholastically ranked seniors are Ch ' S V I i V in M 111' ,K- - - . . US teDp,.Tere-Sa Linsda ,P W'11' ,S M G ,F k D 11, Allan ee mg 1rkDavd1s0n,R0b1nBoyer,J1l1Sm1th,andBonr11e Simpson An guts'?311dingg?o?1Sp ofuschiecifefs ran 0 l 34 Graduatlon 5 , X -... Yi, , r M' , s F I 1? fy illan -gs We fl This is definitely a flashy group of graduates! Allan McDaniel, Darin Schaefer, John Hollenbeck, Troy Johnson, John Fields, and Barry Leitch display their graduation Attire worn under their gown and mortar board. At least this was less expensive than a new suit and tie cost. The camera caught this crew just after the dress rehearsal for graduation was over. After every commence- ment service the darkening evening sky is filled with the flash from cameras as relatives capture on film those moments that will never happen again. For many members of the graduating class, the commencement service will be one of the last times they will be together. Needless to say there are tears of sadness as goodbyes are said. Jennifer Shotts and David Shotts express their joy to each other as they embrace. After the last note of the recessional has sounded, the last goodbye has been said, and after the last graduation party has ended can each member of the class of 1982 really believe that those high school days are finally finished. Graduation 35 y, .-w-N.+.3,-- - -r ----' X . --ffr:f::f- --'----'--B - ,Lak V M , A g V - ,L ,g I f Q i N? of T M f L W X ,L.x X t X , , X : lg I ., ,W fx X X SKXSCQX S, my X XE XXX Xi YW ,f f NMR-Q F XX , X3 x X I , .. ....: X WEN' ' W i AX X gt X5 A , - , , 54 , I H 5 tfmgfigf js Y X 2 t EW ,f ,, R S t 5 f fi X ' X X XX XX 1XX X 4 ? W4 Flansnmirlg Pu d Chief l l s 3 I 1 f. S Aubove: Aitypically brattish Red Chief picks a fi ht ' h g w1t his Esifiiiggciilfhe kidnappers Say H prayer that the whole thing Middle: Say little girl why don't yy - , . , yo 1 b else! is the advice from the kidnappelisgzgslllilg Zlliomewhere bench. y al OH 3 park 36 Play X. X 'X S NX W X X XX X X ,N X ,XN we X sl' s XNN5 2 . X QQ, XS X ,X VS55, X . ., .XXXXX S 51 ,. XX X ,f X. pas we S S. X ' X X S iS i .- Q SX, X X XS X Xt N X X Q . QX if-1559 XXX XY N X' x K SX S E XXX XXXX Red Chief takes a ride on his favorite horse. Memh T .ss s S Members of the cast and sponsor, Mrs. Sue Shawver. ,.,.... rm. We nature loversjust adore a man 111 UHlf0fm ! Take one small, but oh so brash child, add two evil men who see visions of dollars danc- ing in their eyes, sprinkle liberally with two flirting bird watchers, a very friendly neighborhood cop, a wealthy uncle and his housekeeper, a beautiful widow with three delightfully proper daughters and you have the recipe for the production of The Ransom of Red Chief. To the delight of the elemen- tary students Red Chief tried to scalp and burn at the stake his two money-hungry kidnappers who were waiting for a reply from Red Chief's wealthy uncle, Ebineezer Dorsett. Old Uncle Dorsett came up with a reply all right, he demanded that the two kidnappers pay him S200 to bring Red Chief back. Red Chief is finally reunited with his uncle and old pickle-faced Mrs. Rudge, the housekeeper, and sets out to pick fights with his three cousins that have come to stay with their uncle. The following were members of the cast: Jeff Wellum, Ebinezer Dorsettg Carla Lycan, Red Chief, Terrie Wernz, Susan, Mindy Haws, Sam, Lori Washburn, Mary Alice, Leanne Maloney, Mary's mom, Lisa Stinson, Miss Russell, Michelle Murphy, Miss Oliver, Rex Wood, Bill, Dave Wilguess, Big Constable Jones, Diane Wallace, Jane Dorsett, and Missy Wichman, Mrs. Rudge. Eiearc:h'ng f r Buried Treasure Qs J Km N CZ .r ,I A l 5,552 ff 'ww X XX I f f 1 5 ? Zxf f Q 7 f 7 7 - 4 -Q 6 r W- x J 7 , , ff W7 I ' M 'I 12:w. fi, 2 ff , V iffy I f 5 J f 4 V' if ' fowl ,L 4, 2 f ' ' 'ff D , , 47 Capt. Smollet CJeff Welluml finds that Long John's crew can really tie a knot. In ' an attempt to foil Long John' f' d' s ln mg the gold Capt. Smollet found hims 1 ' ' 38 Treasure Island efapr,1 soner on the Shlp. . S as She pof' Pam Williams lets her voice SCICGCET Eli: Wafnmg trayed the insane, but helpful, Ben U ' ',n 1' 1 g,. Y . K K N -N fl , 'r .,..,. .- ,, .--. .-.....-. r Q - .. .. .........,.3 , ,. IISLIPE ! she p01 I M' ,ii Z W ff fx .f fy ,f 7 +1 fs Z, 2 f ff . ', M577 ,,,, J, ,ff 5 ' N.v ii .. .. e! ' X , A rf ' ' '21 3657 WL- 0 5 q f. During October the drama club presented the play Treasure Island for the two elementary school children. Aided by some able-bodied crew members and the cheers of the audience the evil Long John Silver was denied his treasure chest full of gold. Under the direction of Mrs. Shawver and stu- dent director, Maribeth Drake, the cast thrilled each audience. Cast members included Missy Wichman, Paul Sanders, Dee Crawford, Pam Williams, Jeff Wellum, Quemby Bruce, Rex Wood, Lori Washburn, and LeAnn Maloney. Above: LeAnn Maloney and Paul Sanders search for the hid- den treasure map. Left: Long John lRex Woodl and Red CPaul Sandersl plot their next attempt to keep the buried treasure from Jamie CQuemby Brucel. Treasure Island 39 Y .1..,.......-....q.-u...... 4-....L.-.. .-4- ..,. .... , b ' I' K '6:'f r Dv , 1 - -,:.2::..L :ass - .1 .-.--F Members of the band will attest to the fact that preparing marching routines and numbers for contest is hard work. They will also agree to the fact that there are many times when the hard work gives way to fun times. Debbie Pearison and Ginny Kile show the front and rear views of the band uniforms that FINALLY came just around Christmas. i 40 Band Band Season Highlighted bu rrival uf New Uniforms gm N l I 5 l is When it comes to beating the drumS, U0 expefience is needed agree Rachel Bennett' Tracy Gwyn, Lee Ann Nave. V , 'Lax The sax sect L Douglas. l V as 5 1 I A, 5 x l . tits- i X t i 'sr' 'H 1 r -is 5 sn-an- -.5,'?t.?--2- When the decision was made last spring 119815 to purchase new uniforms excitement among the band members began to grow. When school opened in the fall, anticipation of the uniforms arrival grew dai- ly. Finally, nervous stomachs i developed when the first home i gf, game drew near and no hope pd was given for on time arrival by D the company. After many com- pany delays and wearing the old 5 , L uniforms many more times, the if new uniforms arrived. lt was All l r certainly worth the wait. The sax section takes it away featuring Joseph Bennett, Kathy Walters and Ginger The hi h school and junior high bands joined forces to present an S appreciation concert for all people from the community that sup- orted them in a financial way to purchase the new uniforms. Awards P were given to big contributors as well as those who gave lesser ' nta- amounts. School board president, Norman Yeley, made the prese tions at the concert. A plaque now hangs in the main hallway of the ' ' ' ' raved for hi h school building with the names of the contributors eng 8 all to see. The beautiful new uniforms are a tribute to the fine support f the Marshall that the school receives from business and individuals o community. Band 41 fc.- .Y , ' 1 '- 4 Singing Theq Eu Concert Choir members concentrated their efforts on exacting a harmonious blend of their twenty voices. Under direction from Mr. Jim Gwyn the choir spends many rehear- sals going over individual notes and parts before combining all voices together. Work towards the Christmas concert begins in the late fall. An infor- mal rehearsal of the pro- gram is presented to the residents of Burnside Nursing Home before the concert with the elemen- tary and junior high choirs. The choir also works toward a performance at the annual spring musical. MM fo- 42 Choir .,.-- U 'lu .- ' ' Y' '- 1,-A-A-, ..-1 , 4... , . , H ,U Qgl 1 Ng Plaqing Emma me Tappin' music www The Jazz Band proudly shows off their trophy which they won at the Eastern Illinois University Jazz Festi --.4-- ----.YA 4..- As an exten- sion of the band program, the pep band plays music for the basket- ball games and to accom- pany the Marshallettes. The Jazz band ex- periments with various jazz styles. Concerts given by the jazz band draw large crowds. Band 43 Fin Ex Erience in Uualitq and Prestige Becoming a part of the Red Guard or the Mar- shallettes means hard work, keeping a constant watch on the figure, hours of rehearsing and meeting the demands of fellow members and the instructors. As a member of either group each girl must represent MHS during marching band season, basketball season and at other school functions. Each girl strives to live-up to the honor given her by these prestigious groups. Red Guard members are: Cheryl Wieland, Michelle Claypool, Maribeth Drake, Tammy Wilson, Debbie Waller, Veronica Kiger, Jory Downen, Debbie Galeener, and fcenterl Lori Rhoads. At Right, Tammy Wilson concentrates on her routine during a halftime performance. y .,,. ' ff M W WL f , I, H ff ff 1 ,. ffw NW ff ' Q ' . ,iff VWK M f M Y W S 1 MW ff . ' ' .,- Q J ' t W V , .42-4. Wm? 4 ' ' , 2 i ' ff 'f ,, wwf WW pi 4 4' X . Af .W . ,, f 1- p A 'f fs , 1, , wgw fp. s V may ' W ri J. .- it s ' W K.. .ff 0 , 3' 4 'ef' L f- fm.. riff fy 'W 4 - f' ff . ,3,, gm L f S 4 4 ' , p , ,,,. , ,ms-f'fW 0 '-'www wWn,WM,,wWff'M ' ' ' jw....,..,.M ,mfs .. V '-W.. -was -ww... W5m'.N Q -. - Z . HQ ff 2 V X 4 X 2 mm- -s musulliw 'S-.X ' N' : Q Q t as wx? . . W 44 Red GuardfMarshallettes ss Q. 3 if iff' M K -QV' , Lf. ,iY ir 'ff ,ly-.f . mx. 4 we I tg , ga.. V H4 1 i f x . I f uf .fi j N .. .E ' X5 . G' s W V ..,,.. . 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QQ sr N V 5 fiifsfkff Now one can see why the M Ettes need new umforms' Nx gs QQ We xx N X x , x a gm xX WX KX X X ,MXX X WW 5 at mm W xi XX Nx Xxxx 7 N i X X xg'-N 7 fv 6 N X WWW X f ff ff X ff f X LM Q ww fx Nxf X erfurmance Guarantee The Red Guard and the Mar shallettes traveled w1th the band to Palestme to perform 1n the Palestlne Rodeo Parade They also traveled to Eastern Il11no1s UD1V6fS1ty for the band contest The glrls worked very well w1th the band ln preparlng football game pre game and half tlme per formances together The corps sold Chrlstmas or naments to buy new unlforms and to prepare for the senlor recognl tlon banquet at the end of the school year Both groups were super sellers Each group had capta1ns that Worked very hard 1n gettlng all of the rough routlnes put together so they looked great Those that serv ed as captalns for the year are Cheryl Wleland, Mlchelle Murphy Jennlfer Shotts, and Debble Galeener There are two very 1mportant people that each group has a great deal of respect for These two peo ple are Mrs Delana Stephens who works wlth both groups and Mr James Gwyn, who IS d1rec tor of bands Wlthout the efforts of these two people there would be a great absence felt because they contrlbute so much UIT19 and energy to both groups Red Guard!Marshallettes 45 1 . 7 X X t The X XY ' V T X H ,N 5 A ff X' - , ' X XNVX' 'X t Q X ,el W XX at sf t o f :N i X. 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J V ,K 5 , X K . , Wm , xf ,L , , ,, , X ' A f ylyfyfffpm wr ,fr ' , , f w ,V , f , , , ' IQ ff QW W '7 ' 7 ' ' ,, ,, , lyyyy, ,, f , U A A ,...,- arg- -- ..-.-.....:..4.1--....- ..-...tL. li.. ,.,,-, Giving Hnnnr and Tribute LUhErE Due Honors evening is a time set aside each school year to recognize those students who have gained special awards or honors throughout the school year. It is during this time that many scholarships are awarded senior students and various departments award certificates to outstanding students. After a few brief remarks by Mr. Thompson, principal, the program began. The following awards and presen- tations were made. Receiving the Daughters of American Revolution award was Robin Boyer. Ben Taylor received the Sons of American Revolution award. Mr. Spencer, the Marshallonian advisor, presented awards to co-editors Sue McGee and Deanne Morecraft. The John Phillip Sousa Outstanding Concert Band senior was Tracy Gwyn. Chris Stepp was named as the outstanding Jazz Band Senior. An Illinois State Cer- tificate of Merit was awarded to Joe Bruner, Frank Doll, Sue McGee, Jill Smith and Pam Williams. Joe Bruner also received an Academic Scholarship from Marion College. 46 AwardsfHon0r3 gigs: ff l .f 'l 9 Above: IRO Work program outstanding students. 0 Below: Mrs. Gardner and Biology award winner, Mindy Haws. X A 1 , X S rsh: ' 1 F .,,, :,.ae:. 9,S ' sl? pg gj if T L ills 2 il Q. Amei Fran I 1 l! 2 463714 X A W We uf may 'ww-9 2 I I ,,,.,7 is fnwfe X av ,ff f fit? i ,gn if 'W ,Um H 74 zgi'-164 , ,,,, it ,4 Za X. ,, A we sv! , J km fi fr I Pictured at left are the Best Th ' QSDIHII award winners Jeff Wellum and L ' W orz ashburn, as selected by the Drama dept. Below are some of the winners of the Illinois State Certificate of Merit. Joe Bruner, Sue McGee, Frank Doll, and Mr. Hank Deming, presenter. fff f X! Q 7 X . ff gi W I QM 1 ir 3 f' f , A' , Q , f X . 75 0 Tl eg ' we ,I X7 ..f ew-www' was l Nw, x NNNX f 1 of . Grindle, Ben Tayloff and k D uid Flowers, Herman American Legion Awards went to Joe Strohm, Robin BOVU' Sue M6666 lbac J a F rank Doll. AwardsfHonorS 47 c my AAU' W 5 Mfr f6 ,V ,f ,X I L2 s .mm 'Hz' u,.p,c.1-.,.-Jesu -A Qgfff f fi W If X 1 2 P g iggl e ai - EQ X X 4 1 X: I 1 I I ' 2 ? 1 f I X ,, , I 41 jvllf 2 1 ,-w r: y a 5 ..., fx X ,, 33,3 s f - ri ,.,, ,,, ' ,gr AAJA 7 1 . - A d Connie Wieck received the Voice of Democracy Wal' Q, AT Kim Miller Women's Club art scholarship for work in the art dept. Missy Wichman received a similar scholarship for speech. and John Hamilton received a - -e s, X Q as The evening set aside for the awards to be presented is always exciting for those receiving the awards and for the faculty and administration of MHS. During the time of refreshment following the presentations, most faculty members offer each stu- dent congratulations o th ' n e achievement they have gained. 48 Awardsfl-Ionors mf' f' N 'Q sy-:viii Doris t d by MTS' - Teresa Sweitzer received the award presen e H d m e t, Teresa exce Kay Gard. from the business departmen many business related areas. Mr. G Teresawgri i I A I 1-fm ,46,u.. f -, - - -, re :A diff ,Q sa vw, I 594 i f A' may 22 f ,y jfs if ,vs is ff 2 We 4, ,,.,es,, f if f. Ziff? if fs . V fff lie 4 V 642' .1 Ty, Wifi! ' Q 1515 5 Qiiffq 42 '73 Vlrs D045 xcelled IH K Other awards that were presented included the Youth for understanding scholarship to Mary Alice Dunscomb and Indiana State University scholarships to Cris Hightshoe, Sue McGee, and Frank Doll. Tracy Gwyn received the Kappa Signam Tau National Nursing Award scholarship while the Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation Award was given to Becky Lueken. Mrs. Cris Fitzjarrald, scholastic bowl team sponsor, presented awards to all team members. Highest point awards went to Jim Sweet and Joseph Bennett. The Business department recognized those students who won awards in a recent business contest. Teresa Sweitzer received the Business Department Award. Bausch Lomb Science Award winner was Frank Doll. Pamela Williams was given the Lowney Turner Creative Writing Award for her creative writing ability. The American Legion recognized the following peo- pleg Illinois Girls' State Delegate, Connie Wieck, Good Girl Citizen Award, Robin Boyerg Illinois Boys' State Delegate, David Flowers, Herman Grindle, and Joe Strohm, School Medal Award, Frank Doll and Ben Taylor. IRO work program students were honored earlier in the year and outstanding students were chosen. Eric Berner, John Boyer, Joanna Jensen, and Sandy Walker were named as these recipients. Awards! Honors 49 'hu' --'f -1'1J -' -' --+.-4--.-...-14-q-- .4--.L+ .ii va Y- k L LWX , J ' u Wu 1-V+ w Y 'fr' iw J- 4 'ww 'V 1 L L L, XIV' HE I , ,F , i'! K ! Nj I 1, F 1 if 'r I 4 ' I nl' .VY 1 i V 1 L , rw ww lv .11 WT? INN' lla? 45 ! i I I 1 I l i 4 l I 1A I + a L 1 U E 5 9 I 1 -1 Q1 1 u ' ' 1 wi N H' W 1 l U if ? Q ' 1 i ' 5 Q I Q ici wr F + f l - ' ' fe f . ff E 4 in ' Q Q it W IM.. 1 wil 1 E 'Q v n i I 'f.' 1 1512. -1- Enlf am Posts Fu stahl urn A 3-5 record was a good season for such a young team according to coach Paul Robinson. Tom DePasse and Loren Macke were top team scorers. Team members pictured are front: Jim Sweet, Richard Whitaker, Bob Sinclair, Kevin Wilkey, Jim Shuck. Back: Loren Macke, Sandy Lamb, Derek Cantrell, Tom DePasse, David Snyder, Coach Paul Robinson. - au., X tw., ,...,...f ' R - , PSN V H 'WJ EH? Awmiki W fl Z4 r , y w, f4f.f.y4 TFL 314957 4 f, 71 V M g X ,, ZZ ..,., 1 ,rj gy x i- , , ,,., X I uz l i ' nf , , W, W! ' , ,s sffff A fl? 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J.- ----.-- .----- - -- - Y 'KA vm. wwf' 115. 44 NW' Wx J ff fWf W I WJ XM LUEIVE Ent Prurmse Wlth the promlses of several sophomore lettermen returnlng next season, team sp1r1t IS h1gh for a record breakmg year Golf IS open to all MHS students, but female golfers are st1ll h1d1ng thelr talents Season hlghllghts lncluded senlor Tom DePasse almost golng to the sectlonals He mlss ed by only two strokes Kevln Wllkey, also ln the runnlng for tournament actlon, was forced to wlthdraw after belng hlt 1n the face by a golf ball The team partlclpated 1n the Oakwood In vltatlonals and f1n1shed fourth out of n1ne schools Loren Macke was 1n the top ten scorers and recelved a medal The season ended 1n a tourna ment at Mt Carmel but the team falled to quallfy to sectlonals X Q ,fx I Rid grim V, lf' Je' 414 ff fi, A2 If 'Z C is f ,Qc I ' 'A -544 Q 92' Y' ? t f' If S11 if Top Derek, 1sn t It dlfficult to hlt the ball when rt s hldden 1n the bushes? 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'f 1 K .- 1 - 1 ,x.S'z',.,'g5 K 'O 4?ff'f -.,i.J-f,l?5q f '1 fqz, Q, 1 f ,C I .f ,-w - V' Vvf' g!-1,f f,Sri,'vZ,-, r 'o 35,-,Nfl ' . 4K ,, f,Qq'-f,V-,v - '2'.'j .f, Kr Q' I 'dr 111236 ,, ,,7'5' l,'f 'f1,1, 'lb I 15.33. , fg 'K Qi!-' gil ff. ' V ,1f27f 2'3 ' :A ,fc 3 '- is tx, H n ' ,U fy' l MV 2 4. 4 1 ,f ,r,, Valk- gym 'Lyn ' f'-l . -2-1' 54552 -' -'ff-. ,. 1, cf- ,,,- f- .. f at ' ,Q .w ,. . H 'Af LW, .y ., . 1 f -'Kyf',,vx, vfsL,1'. ., ' - ,-29, 2 A H W 2 ,Gr A-4 y'-1 it , - ' S' Q,'-'M '- M' 'tgqg' 1,4fV's,u1V 5, ,vj - 1,24 , 6 ,Z 'S x:f1-n-, M ,.f f Q -:aw M. f i. .S f -.rl F, , f :K,,' . 1' ,My ,f 23-' 4,5 ., H ' mmf 'lgVfi,'.- f,:,,giHKwfff,V. f qu Ve-K. M X 5 . ' yd . JV.: -.-.yt-L, 1a 5. ,F 1' 2 4: fri- if gs UAW' Ax JN f -M ..- ' - v ' 1. . 'fa K V' kv , 1 1 , ' A I -.....V.5V m -WWW N-W -5+ --- - ...,-- -Y-. - 1 p-,lm,.,......, V , ..,,-1-.1-Q.,-- ...wa The Marshall Lions football team posted an 8-2 record. The season consisted of many exciting highlights, including a one-point thriller over Matrinsville which proved to be the decisive game in the Little Illini Conference. The team also made an appearance in the state playoffs. Many say the Marshall defense led by All-State linebacker Troy Johnson was the best in this area. Many opposing teams will attest to the fact that Marshall's defense was one of the hardest hitting around. The offense also had a successful season, as they outscored their opponents on total points 238 to 96. With eleven returning lettermen next year, the future looks bright for the Lions. Pictured throughout the next five pages are the twelve senior members of the football squad. At right Coach Hasten plans the next move with Troy Johnson. Linne Capture Little lllini Ennferenee Led hu IE' Seninre 54 Football w -1. ff ff f J r X vi WV WW 4X J 'L Troy Johnson Senlor tr1 captalns were leaders 1n many areas Troy Johnson 1n tackles, Barry LG1tCh ln scorlng, and flrst team all conference Wlde recelver, Dann Schaefer led the team 1n pass recept1ons Barry Leltch Dann Schaefer i K. as 7 Q f f iff Zim' The Llon offensxve l1ne prepar9S to Open another hole Football 55 . . . . . . I , W i . . ,J 'A W! V yt' 7 , ! V X f I X f . 3 ' M H 4 ' v f ti is f Q., F fwiil f f' Wf, 4 is - MZ 2 , .f 'f 7 MV y 1 ff' ,- X Q X f . ii 4 gl f ,cf M J Q06 fs IS X lj ' lf. X9 f I' X ff? fa! 'M fr 9 Q 4 Q ' f , Mfg!!! X if yy M5 , 22,57 X- 5 ywy C fx A :ff ,gm V 'J 'M 'fb' ,WM f , f 24, .... --gs ', v - 'f1'?1 1 ? T7 A ' rf' - ' ' ' f -L !,.,,...,. . , I Q-3................,.......-.. , , 04 I., ,M,--,g,,,.:.ag:4.....:.','.- 1- , ,.,...,,,,....,....gci., tn Seniors John Fields, Mike Sherrill, John Hollenbeck, and Kenny Grooms helped the team in many ways. First, team all-conference defensive end, John Fields, was one of the leaders on defense as well as doing an outstanding job on the line. Mike Sherrill was nam- ed to the first team all- conference offensive line at the tackle position. He also played defensive tackle. John Hollenbeck started and performed well at both offensive and defensive tackle positions. Kenny Grooms helped team spirit reach new heights while performing well at the tackle position. With such fine team ef- fort from these and all members it is no wonder the team had a winning season. The bottom picture shows how Mark Strohm uses his strength and quickness to out-maneuver a Cumberland blocker. hx Nxiln John Fields Mike Sherrill J .ns 3 Wg, .X n X. Q X9 . Q 1 s John Hollenbeck Kenny Grggmg 56 Football fig ,f -Q34 X' , W 0 41? 7 Q, Z A 1 Q, ,f 'ff fl NW? X l ,W ,., . f . X X 7 555,54 scsi? ,W if Nj X W , A X W 4, View QQ lx X W , YW f wr, sw . 'W ,X .,,f J 4Q i Q 5 w.:'T i 1 Qrlgfb if .6 fm' if I 5 ll ,-f K ,A I , . n I i i '-Q 4, El. H 1.9 wh F .vi Avwn, ll 'S is In i we sx '1?kT-'-M. 5 , M...g f s f W Q S X N X 7 'Q X ., L -ll: gf ,L N g -Q 2 'L X 2' wg i a S N v 'Vx , R fl -if ,V f W ,, 3 4 ' Above: Darin Schaefer catches a pass for a big gain against Vandalia. Top Left: The team works hard on blocking during a practice session. Middle: John Fields and Mike Sherrill shuck off would-be blockers to fill a hole. Bottom: Quarterback Barry Leitch calls another play in the huddle. Football 57 Allen McDaniel, a starter at the linebacker position, was se- cond in over-all tackles. Senior Greg Shotts perform- ed excellently on both the offen- sive and the defensive at the end position. Scott Winschief led the team in yardage at the tailback position. Scott Booth performed better than average as a rooky receiver. Shawn Donnelly maintained the highest yardage average per carry at the tailback position. 5 X if iv 4,4 Shawn Donnelly 58 Football 94 if Allen McDaniel Greg SIIOUSS Scott Winschief Scott Booth f I X ax of -fi :X f f f Q 7 W ,,.:, ,:.EE H if X if ww - xx, QM Leitch throws for another touchdown! 'lf -A . ' 'inn ' ,1 ws- . -.:,' 5, A 1 1. -L Q il' -1 V 'lv .A 1 ss' 'L . - , I 'F P' ' ,, .mg 4 YV f x 7 '-Y, Ygtglx , I N X. ff Wd Tod Ye 9 ,N .X phi F! NX . T ,H x d -Swttgqr Fresh Soph basketball and football teams are not just ordlnary teams they are Marshall s future CgaSp'J This year s teams were loaded with talent and potentlal that can be developed for future winning teams Wlth careful trainlng in time they will quality and excellence 2 ,f Ns V' Q4 N I 1 ' A Fresh Soph Teams 59 surely uphold the Marshall athletic tradition of rs r s 4 l i s at X7 X rm s if ' ,Q S J J i 4 2 2 2 X gg' V Q N S 7 E X W i 1 X 2 X X X X W xxx Y V rs .sf A f 4 3' V' 2 K it Y 1 A 1 X V! S T3 I S s yx X fam 4 n ' ' . Combined Effort Hlselde LLIsnrung 'Season The Lions overcame many obstacles to post a winn- ing 16-7 record. The Lions were placed on probation and were not allowed to compete in the regional tour- nament because of violations during the summer recreation program. Most felt the penalties were too stiff, but the Lions did not let the controversy affect the way they played basketball. Highlights of the season included a twenty-one point win at West Vigo and a twenty point win over Martinsville in the last home game. The team was led by five seniors, all of whom were starters throughout the season. Each senior led the team in at least one statistical category. Shan Smith led the Lions with a 14.1 scoring average. Smith was also the team leader in rebounding with 193. Troy Johnson led the FG percentage of 51.6fZ5. Darin Schaefer managed 46 steals while Tom DePasse had 86 assists. Joe Bruner was the team leader in blocked shots with forty-one Junior, B. J. Livingston led the Lions from the frees throw line by shooting 7O.9'75. The Lions' success was obviously due to unselfish play as each player ac- cepted his role on the team. 60 Basketball 'll :Y M-,Ash A--, Y-Y-V- .. ' - vw -LNL: - H - -,ng - ,p,- ! f -, '. ,V - , il 1 .JV Builds Eutrength furthe Future 4 Basketball 61 W f - - f , - - 'f 'f-1:-9-f-2-L -r , Troy Johnson drives to the basket against a Robinson player. Darin Schaefer hustles after a loose ball. Hutsonville players surround Darin Schaefer as he goes up for a jump ball 62 Basketball A I fn A , 'f X ff V ? Z 1 Z 1 Z Z 7 Z Q ff 5 ,f ,ff L Xt Z X J Z, 'w ? gid- M if I , Seniors Johnson and DePasse take part in senior night festivities with their parents 4 W 's NN W., 40 ww N, v an x A :W 6 ' 2-fi ' Q , Z . fmf MQW, WMM in Z y ,,,, , kr' fit, V wwf Z W ' , , f 4 Www ,swf M WW' l Pjcllllidv be 0 DOME ' A N E f-J l.f' 'f f l . . ' J . ' in ll 'HJ ' g ' A .fs-N l s .il - l i 1 S 2 T i K4 V' ', QW' 1 sl ipslzi' .A .-pi, .J' 4 4 ,- : It-4,.,vr il 5. u A Wo.. ' '- 'Q-..' f gg 49 W. lelji-:r' N i. ,IW :M .tgyq , 3 ,t mg? - ' ,Q x Tl. .'.i,'V. A .ing r- 'X lu' Ki- l. liy-' rs.-33? ,i 1. lg , 'gf s. 'C ' fx., , ,Q X 3 , l' ' 3-J. iw : Q .., .X wr Mix sux' n S Tri ., X dig 'Hr xx J ll'eI1l',S, Pictured below is the record-breaking 400 relay team of Scott Winschief T . , ravis Jones and Mark Strohm Donnelly. MQW N701 . 1 1 . ff, J Not pictured is Shawn ff,,. iwww , 'Z 'fini-ww Z f W fi 484 'x..,m' A 7' I :Z lil l :IQQIN W 0 l rad-I Team Sets Uuuzl-1 Page ww-ww ,Q F 1 N' we ' 1 llll 1 r 1 .4 .N 5 'V ,:- + -MQW -'-.. if i. fE'.2 V-.0.1f,Sgyj52 x ' ' Q Vs.. N ,A A. . . r. -, :nf . 0, X S' ff we-mv . .551 .-s,w14+'g::Nf,' fc -M.y',.ff',,,'.q,. 1.5. .,.. ef-W nz-.sv an fad, 4 ' -M I t 'V ' fi lQy4l. '?f'cif35'5l1 d Tlqavis Jones gets off to an explosive start in the 400 meter as . Several team records were set during the track season. The 400 relay team pictured above broke the old record of 46.5 with a new time of 45.78. In- dividual times were, Winschief, 11.13 Jones, 11.93 Donnelly, 11.83 Strohm, 10.9g Donnelly broke the pole record with a new height of 12.6. Shan Smith set another new record in the high jump with a 6.8 mark. Track 63 'lt ii reel-1 'Eaeeeen everehle Despite flliefurtunee Spring not only means time for track and baseball, it also means an occasional return to winter temperatures. At right a group of truly devoted sports fans, Jeannie Cline, Lesa Brinkerhoff, Tracy Rhoads, Cris Hightshoe, and Brenda Mars, brave the elements of 30 weather. Bottom Left: Darin Schaefer W Q shows his excellent long jump- ing form as he flies over the pit. f Bottom Right: Mark Strohm i displays a look of deep concen- 4, W 4 ' , ., tration moments before he hurls 't the discus. , . W I 7, fm IZA V' if ,,, ,,.,- 1 2, 57. - ,sf 1 . j f V, -M f X M T f 2 Nf if ' R, Q, ,W My , J QQ gf 7, 4 1? If ,I N. 5 W., ml z Q 1, f X f- ag- V V, -e , 64 Track 4 Qi, ,. 9 Z ,S i. vf 4 ,, mm r Z f X, X W' , as ff W 4 'X , ff fi , l 5 9 t t M ,, ' . , 3 ' 'x I M 'cf he f vfgq X 7 Vi 4 V2 r ' t ef ' ft, f ,, f e H o, z Q ,,,, Vi gy 4, in ,.,f,..fM,2 X f X ag, Q 4 , . ,Wy ' , , s , 4 . 6 .3-f-f iBas Jeffm --'Y n'vf'7-E? y.,..... v l H --.,,. xv 4 wa.. '4hA- - ' - --:.,,-1. , , , , . ,.L, :rx : zr : as .4 Tl Q FF swf 2 sf sfig, f a i i s I I 1 i I ! ,.-Q5 'A i Bas hall T am rjuqs Imp nv cl Season I 1 I A I I 1 ,V ,nj , ,z, W' ,gg 1 If ! 7 if A ,ff XM TV i Z , ,f ffm fun! gf? ,VZ , fy? 7 Z' 2,25 4 , J! gif, 2 4 f iffy rf? W f' 1 1 1 'it is Wfwwf wwf , wfw. x f f , V, . V 7 JSM ' g ww W., W Z2 , it X SQ? V f X Vg Jeff Jones makes the throw in from right field. it i Zin K K .- ' Ov ,mghyn ifwww 3.35, ,x., , U .ljxfgv wiv xr I A 'ww iii ff wf xx fe - W U 5 - . X f 'Wf3?Na,f.g4Q'Nx kwin w if , nf. x Q Jw fmwfw., Q M' iii X HW, lp, X AC 5 ,WM W. K' ' , ff V f X iw QWQMS .N XX . W. ' Syl 7 Xa 0 - , -, X i.-J gap' i3S?,gg,,w awk Mike Grooms shows his pitching form ala Tom Seaver. Baseball 65 6 , - f ff- ' if r ,.........a,.m..a.1C:m-M---rf' 1--f ff' ,,- - 5 X Lions baseball team began the year under new coaching from Dan Wilson. Any time there is a transition in coaching there will be some adjustment made by the team. Coach Wilson said that he strived to make his team as good as was possible. Mr. Wilson agreed that he learned a lot about coaching and hopes that his team next year can capture the conference. Several team members received honors during the baseball season. Scott Booth led the team with an excellent .439 batting average. Joe Strohm was nominated to the All Eastern Area conference. Other team members were named to the lst team All- conference, Scott Booth and Joe Strohm. Named to the 2nd team All-conference was Mike Grooms. Tom DePasse, Kenny Grooms, and Jeff Strohm were given honorable mention by the coaching conference staff. ee Baseball W W Z ' 2 7 I M4 4 , X f M, ,, . CM ,Q ,Q N7 as MX MW is Joe Strohm connects to score another run for the lions. 'o ll xv i l 5 , Jeff Ful-forda --iii. K , J 1' fr:-Ji 1' 'P' 1i7 :'.--S:5w1'f' A-f IJ.: '.l ,- ' ' . ., , , r ' y '11',-'ff 'Y , - 5 f v - - S ' A if 5,-f ff' N if sf I 1 kind W 'MDW W , LK:-N -i I like- -DW f W Wx! Jeff Fulford Jory Downen and Robin Boyer celebrate another victory' 7 Y W id 3 2 Z L2 Y Cheerleaders lTIl:ire Then LUhet Hluu Thirll-I After tryouts last year the cheerleaders got prepared for camp During that week at Southern Illinois Un1vers1ty the members learned lots of cheers chants and dance routines Then after working hard but having lots of fun they started getting ready for the sports season ahead Throughout the school year the cheerleaders were active 1n sup porting the Lions They were busy with pep sessions spirit signs locker room treats and fund raising act1v1t1es The cheerleaders also competed in three different competitions during the year A great deal of hard work and effort was put forth in preparing for these events. Unfortunately, we were sorry to see Jeff Fulford move and Kathy Walters find another lion's den. Despite this loss, we adapted to the situation very Well. Members of the Varsity Squad Pic- tured at Left Are: Ginger Douglas, Cin- dy Hardy, Kathy Walters flionl, Mary Alice Dunscomb, Suzanne Davidson, Jeff Fulford, Sandy Walker, and Robin Boyer. Cheerleaders 67 .....- vu Q.-......-.--.....,.......,., - Y V l..,......... -Y.,-,W X I 1 Cheerleaders and Marshallettes combined their effots for a pep session skit. W gc Diana Wallace keeps the spirit alive by firing-up the audience. 68 Cheerleaders i 1 .J This mount was difficult, but always drew applause from the crowd. f Netters E tlntu :than any ' 'fr f Q, 4 V51 ' if f fag ,fyfr 1 v '7' ff, -ZF' if ff . - afisyif We . z'S,f?33g mf F A 3' awww X' fafff f X, Arima fs! X 4 , M0 f? f w ,, Front Row: Coach Dee Romine, Teri Wiser, Lesa Brinkerhoff, Denise Shumaker, Jeanie Cline, Jenny Morecraft. Back Row: Kim Remlinger, Mariann Murphy, Julie Dowden, Brenda Mars Tracy Rhoads, Vickie Murphy, Chris Wallace, Amy Dowden, Asst. Coach Marlene Pellum. The Varsity volleyball squad demonstrated a good team effort to finish their season 10-4. Most team members felt at ease with having Coach Romine return to action after her year of absence from Marshall. 7 Julie spikes the ball to the other side. 70 Volleyball '1- 4 1-r.-.2 .1 1- f' 42,-N.. ., -.-'vu 4 fra Chris and Tracy backing-up Marianne, hoping the ball will go over the net. Six seniors saw their team to the district meet at Ablong where they were defeated in first round competition Next year these six players will be mlssed by the varsity squad Senlor members of the team include, Chris Wallace, Denise Shumaker, Tracy Rhoads Mariann Murphy Bren da Mars, and Jeannie Clme Team effort and co ordination are required to keep the ball in motion mm Volleyball 71 . . 1 9 ' , . . . , . f 'X If ' , arf, ff f ' I wmv-fwle V ' ff Maw., M. ! 1 , V ff 4 f I fa, , 6 - , .f 'X W7 , iff ' my 'f f f' I if f ,, Q ,,.. . a..i.-.1-t..,..:T.i..,L -..-vf--e--v , N ' K V-.-3 , - H ' as X' , 'r 'V 's . ilv, . 'VI ,s ,J Chris Wallace gets the ball over the net even though her oppo- A nent has her foot placed illegally over the center line. lu . . . fl The junior varsity members will need all of their experience as l- they will make up the varsity squad next year. Despite the fact that both setters were lost to the varsity squad, the team had a ' winning season. f X' 1 it'- L JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD: Front: Coach Dee Romine, 'N Stephanie Wallace, Shawn Murphy, Jolene Taylor. Back: Yvonne Burton, Julie Dowden, Carla Lycan, Toni Rhoads, Teri 'R Wiser, Jenny Morecraft, and Assistant coach Marlene Pellum. l Say A L67 - Q it 1'.!'5iT' ' .' r , .x M few. 5,2 Y-f , ' er. , ,iw 1 2 f x ,,.yfa.rf . riff , 'ff ' ' e ,, V,-az ' vw- A' . .Q V .ma 1 :,gif -'YfLQp- ' Q -17 ' ,ce . ,. .J 1 72 Volleyball i 5 It 1 +r.Qg,,e9 1- I Iya- y,- U -1- ' '-1:1121 X swam ,Q- -Nxxcww--s,,,, '---,.,. X - W. .raw Q .V Q.. . s . my X xy. X X i X .t s .sw- 'sx F 'vc- 3:5 MS lf, 'PA f A ,ss , fm. s, lp 35.15.-mffwg - pgs ,f . ,Qs ,M XX. , . , ' .ASQ , jig.: C . Cu . . , f X. Q X M X , X . X 'is f aw + 5 .5 T , Nw i s ig. s , , X 4: ko X N X Eg c xg 'sk ff x ff X , at M. . ' N-. .1 sw as up Q J -,QQS3 ., s.Q,5,,-4...:,!f5, R Xs 93, we X 38 4 ' A , X wvsfwxfs X f sl Xa :az gs yi 'SN' X ry, s C swf fwx Q at X N Q L is S -.,, Top: Chris Wallace earned the right to be a Little Illini Conference player because of her great skill and determination. Bottom Left: Denise Shumaker finds that all of the work-outs and practices pay-off as she bumps the ball to the waiting team members. Bottom Right: Jeanie Cline pays close attention to her form as she serves the ball as the play begins. Volleyball 73 Lg U- -if Q ll-Tr cf fl Y 4 1 -1 .4 1 11 -1 is a Q '14 . ll II ll' 'E UE llf IE 'E 'Serum' Plaqers Give Ladq Liuns Strength The Lady Lions basketball team was small in number, but not in determination. Four senior members were key elements in adding strength and effort to the team. Underclass members gave equally of their effort to make-up for the lack of a junior varsity squad. A season record was compiled of 9 wins and 12 losses. Senior members of the team include Denise Shumaker, Brenda Marrs, Chris Wallace, and Mariann Murphy. Posing for the team picture in the first row are: Becky Lueken, manager, Toni Rhoads, Beth Ryan, Kim Baggs, Denise Shumaker, Chris Wallace, Peggy Lemieux, manager. Back Row: Rhonda Car- rie and Marlene Pellum - assistants, Mariann Murphy, Brenda Marrs, Jeni Morecraft, Teri Wiser, and coach Dee Romine. Denise Shumaker takes a shot. Basketball 75 --JD V - if' ,,-4i.......f., 'VF A., . ...HA W 4 Y 4,77 4441 u X 1 Z d d 1 ' Q 'f,aSi:2f?f4: Q g SQSMXQ ' kxualg fwx XXX Lady Lions hope to rebound. fs 4 HB X 4 J' .P 'UL ' x kk! .. A. W k X WMC 'WMA wr N li 76 Basketball N A. N w A Brenda Marrs makes a basket. ' vu-'ra'-i1,, wr .ba xNN'Qf4'!iW-' X Mixed e 'Q W L, Mariann hopes to make a shot. xii' - f , . L-'Lff -521 ffiiblfi' 7E::?'1f Erie-Qf filil. '-: ff?-fi ,-,if 1 a -1-- f . . X ,g. , i .4 ! F 4: 'E J' .1 Q, ,af , vu, 7 E s V-1uiz Uf ff -ff-if . f'f '2 -'., -.f, -.-, - ,W 'Z ' S17 . tk Yr i,fs.,,M1,, 0 All xgflvlr 53 xrz, W1 i !-fr, K v Q I a Y ' V' , .f -A ri r 5 'Fi' . ,- 5 Qi?-3 1 Kai, n :qi , ,p ,X Q , . L ,, ff. ' W, K M '- an X ' a X' NXK 1 wx ' ff ff Q' i X Q X ., , .W I N S E M? LW .smjwh V V Nl I X. - Tfiirifriswfw. . if LADY TRACKSTERS 1982: Front: Vickie Murphy, managerg Tami Barnhart. Second: Earllena Shetler, Lisa McQueen, Cl1l'1S Batson, Melinda Spires. Third: Mary Alice Dunscomb, Kathryn Murphy, Tammi Manhart, Denise Shumaker, Kim Remllnger, Yvette Shumaker, Milicent Kessler. Fourth: Jeannie Cline, managerg Lee Ann Nave, Teri Wiser, Yvonne Burton, Tracy Rhoads, Brenda Mars, Lesa Brinkerhoff, Amy Martin, Lynn Emanus, coach. 1 , ,, fd II f VP, Q. ., 4 A 1 , A K ,az f :FJ I f . Nw.. f . . Members of the track h l w oare clas 'f' d ' ' Lesa Brlnkerhoff, Amy Martin ancsll Kimaslizlmllsgirlnlggiif gllaillglenla Slgztler, Kathryn Murphy, Lee Ann Nave, Q Denise Congrgtgfgtigenfla MHTS, Melinda Spires and Milicent Kessler. Season. ns are ln order for all team members for the fine During the Past Year the MHS girls track team broke rebroke many records. At the end of the year the recordS 1 were broken included the 440 relay - 53.2 seconds, High Jump - tied at 5'2 , Long jump 16'1Vz , 1600 meter run 5243- 78 Track rm-M Z al K K . I 1 .-. . A L V . Long and Brinlerhoff and 001151 , . 1 , ,nt Shot and D' . l'iS0r,lhzhll,T , i luuulfn. li lie an sm . ug K fmlzfvvqitds . V p .N s , V4 Nlgblkk . '. I - le . ,Tllijx K 4- 1: -kbs- '-. Tllljge wh and Te ifnare im T . lbw. S S Run Q I.-I Ill f Q .,.., I ? . sk ' 7, i . M I ' 1 1 'A 1 ' T sem 3. ' K 5 .X p V 4 I 5, ,,- r 'Axis A Tj, x - 1 awww if , .sf X 0 V , , . Rlsgkix I W.. Sswiq A W' - . fr VK ww 71 Q! , 'mfg-Efwn sm X -gs I , A f Q, ' ,-i 1 5 X ,M ,S , , Y- so N X X ' ' S I T ' ' Z www. 'w'.a2xv-H1 . If Q o wy x 1 wiv!! sri 9' Batson, Yvette Brenda 1, MW If X f 4 01 f ai f if 1 e and vhich iump Long and high jumpers ar Brinkerhoff and Denise Shumaker sf fgskgl Shot and Discus participants . are Lisa McQueen, Tammy Manhart, Chris Batson, Teri Wiser, Kathryn Murphy and Lee Ann Nave xW W X W 1 ,MM f W! ' 'KW '44 M Mfr 2 1 5 XNX N 'x Those who are distance runn and Teri Wiser. e Amy Martin, Yvonne Burton, Brenda Mars, Lesa .mf gl I 5- 1 if .fre-f , . wr'-mv-awww 4, W A .srfw A- x 1 , ' we is , .4 Setting Q I Fu card real-mg Trach 5 asnn frm. f X digg? ffl? QQKW i ers include Chris Batson, Lisa McQueen, Tracy Rhoads Track 79 germ '--. h li s ..-.........-.. ' I 1 I I g r JJ r 4511!- 1 Q lz' KZA 1 vi ' l Y - y - 'A L fi A 51 +1 m 1-1 . ff 1 I ! I I ' 1 l a ' I 1 X , -- 5 H i u 1 . 9 ' Q ' 1 3 ly igl 1g ru I ' lb I I I Q! f ' 1 I I 3 y A . I, , 1 Q Q 27 f ly ww -l 1911 I 1-AP-ff P Li 'FFT -F.-7. i I i w 1 l w ' 4 1 1 , ..,, 1 - .. ,' ' .jyrf wi , ' I , Q q i. . - - . I fa 1 I l ,l E I , I I li ' '1 1 H 1gl4 U,1w I 1' , 1 L L H L1 . . , , ,J N H P It Vi V y 1 I I Q Q i I , 'T 1 ' ' I , , I W 1 1 I g H 1 Y 5 Q + ' 2 ' 2 Il 5 I Q 5 , f , i 1 Q A I ' s A I 2 A 1+ L nj i 5 W 'ppm' j M TMJ. uf + !'AIi1 5 E I lu I A I J f , lf l i 4 I LI l L i I l i 5 ' L5 f f ' 5 T! ,.. K , M, ---- -af-f - - .-. . f+ w:---f-f ff a ,ig rm A, ,ff l 4 FEE icq School board members are Tom Muprhy, R. D. Gustafson, Norman Yelley, Allen Boyer, Randolph Rich and Gary Miller. Not pictured is board member Sarah Hayes. Bob Thompson, principal and Hank Deming, counselor join efforts to see that the school benefits all students. -Ai Superintendent Garold Eaglin and Charles Crumrin, business manager see that technical aspects of the school corporation are taken care of. 82 .Administration l Cafeteria persc p hot, nourishing i ,,,:k,- , fd ' Ffa, f i ,- ,1 i i , 5 . 5 5011001 Nu In g00d hes ,iow a up-M 5 E w ,..-ra , ..K,.. - -..-..- Y - ...,- , ,...-..-,..-, - C , - ...HA , -,.,., , W A ... - -Y, , uctured l,lSl1'l6SS IOD are L4 .9 r41----Y-- - A 77771 - V ue Cafeteria personnel Helen Smltley, Reba Poorman, Ellen Cole, Donna Perason, Charlotte Coleman, and Connle Rlchardson provlde hot, nourlshmg meals each day Elur H lpers Jean Davldson, Edna Douglas, and V1rg1n1a Morgan are the hrgh school secretarres 10 f fffa 27, f 7974 7 X WQQZWW f f 2 QQ? ??Qf 1 af School Nurse, Ruth Kemp, checks to see that students remaln ln good health Staff 83 Q ..... .... - .. - my . gl Q . , , . I 3 . I . 1 5 , K lg f , e 1 U V f ' 9 if . l Vg , I - :ima x 1 I , S . N l Q - M . ' 1. K x X r 1 Q. I l 3 if Y , I X , I , 1 , ,7 lx , ,, ,,,ffff' V Z , fi XZ V ,WJ , J K 6 f X we f 7 f W X ' 9 'f ff,,,,Nw QZX' I V 2' 0 x W M ff, ' I , ,f of Wil! fm 6 fl ,, Z..,mWN 1 ff ff Q MM W ff f 4 W -,ff E f WW Q uw af rf M f xi f f ,Z f QQQX X- 1 X A ' - . .TQ -. -.4--.-.F ..--WL 4-.....--...W -..-..- , , 1 ---1 'Y Y V if - . '40, Q Aww., , -- V - Y - , Y!-M V- ff vb - ,. ,Af I-, N y r i Numbers made asq To many students math is the type of subject that one either does well in or would rather be someplace else. The math department under the guidance of Mr. Robert Mor- ris, Mr. David Enkoff and Mr. Rod Rector, make careful plans that each stu- dent can make advances in the mathematical skills. Ranging from the basic general math to college algebra and trigonometry students learn the various functions and rules of math. A new addition to the depart- ment this year was the com- puter math class taught by Mr. Enkoff. A TRS-80 III with line printer was pur- chased by the corporation for the purpose of instructing students in basic program- ming skills. Students developed pro- grams that would perform mathematical functions as well as those that benefited the school. Plans are being made to increase the com- puter storage and memory systems. Frank Doll is busily work- ing on a program for the com- puter math class. b4 Nlathematics 1 it sq' E E51 F :V 1' i A N-nu. '52-.. .., Mix Z 0' ,, vwy X 'NG ft 1 if is Lg ' 'H :eg--............ W f X X5 as in :WN ww' x r 1 'fs W n X N53 W Jolene Taylor watches the chemlcals comblne to form a colorless l1qu1d Ecsentnfuz Etudue Brad Adams and Chrls Batson prove that a lemon w1ll make electrlclty At left' Mrs Mae Brandt and Mrs Emma Gardner comblne ef forts to keep the students current on the latest ID the sclentrflc world Studles IH genetlcs, chemlcal and physlcal sclence, blology, and Zoology broaden the scope of sclence for each stu dent Lab sesslons often prove to be a most mterestmg aspect of each class as well as the most entertarmng SCIENCES 85 T.. ..,...-...,... ......b...-,. ...wf'R5ts-M 1- k I ' ' -' g -gil.-ily. .Qu is A -- Q 1 - 1- 1 f ' .1 1 L-2-jill Q1 if A' QQ V ,I - Y 'Cf': 7ll25--M--M' ---- --W--....--.,,...,, c M i A ' ' ' W' ' ' ' 5 ' -' -mf --f ' ' ' :I-. if 4 1, AM.--. mu., -a ca ..,. , ,M -W, Y A - M - .- - ..-Z 2 2. z,... - Q, , t , sv , 'f iss 5 - -5 X S X S55 X X s 'w A 5 S rrr. r 3 se s..N X Q T I., .Y r E ll 1 Ak ' ' ' A f f l . :lie 5 so as 5 'f' C J S s V x t S A X VX t. so a t Y so ,V X. vs of N F Q' S s i -r: .1 X N N.,, . . s r ' XF N-f so , . . 1 - f V New H L , Ok 5 1 , ' N as ... , ff Sw ff Q w Q -1- me cs 1 s ff ' ,fs gf, s s sr S , 2 Q . k 5 4' J x t it W, f 2 . s r c A s- XX t r s X J .5 , .ax ,ef A I Sf x ' :Q ,S X X x J , Sap c if L .K Q , s as my rw,-Amffsw f' -f . ,, c -. , f 3 ' - . . ' ' ' Q 5 . A 0 ' I 'l ' , ......,,. y ,,,, I M If jim V f ,WY ., X I aw. Painting the Tmmn Art students are well taught by instructor Granny Ford. At right she shows Jill Ferris the importance of value change in color. Granny resigned in January to be with her hus- band who was transferred to Arizona. All will miss Gran- ny, but wish her well on her new adventure. Miss Lisa Kendall was hired to take over the art department. Lisa is a former student of Granny's and is well acquainted with the program. She plans to continue the program established by Granny and add her own expertise. fweiffkif - V iili t if' fc .5 3 ' ! X fig U' X ,. US- 4, J ' XX Mm r .ga f sw ff NWN . 12.5-fm?-M ' ,, 'X 6539, gs N 5 1 ,V ' -.fx .. - Renee Kennedy concentrates as she works on a perSPeCtlVe g -rm ' Clrfiwing for her art class. Students make many such draW1DE5 to A 7 S3111 knowledge of structure and design in our world. . W -a flf5 .., 'EEG if FT 1 xx X Wfff X2 X I G ctlve gs to H.: if 2-'W ' X Qi A X 'icy Xxx x X X XS Xxx xx if x X X -sr W Scott nmdley and Rachel Bennet cue the performers for a play be1ng vldeo taped 1n a speech c ass A popular speech class actrvxty rs a1rplane A Student IS blmdfolded and must make h1s way around the room gulded On ly by verbal dlrectrons from other students 1n the class Nr ' xl ...lv '- Better Eummumrzatsuns an xpressmns Lommunrcatlons 1n our World are most lmportant Expresslon of self through spoken and Wfltten words are goals of the speech and medla departments Students do not slmply VIGW fllmstrlps, they must make thelr own as a teachrng tool for the1r peers Wrth the ard of Mrs Shawver and Mr Spencer Sue Shawver teaches speech and drama Whlle Steve Spencer IS Drrector of Medla SSIVICSS They often combrne efforts to teach students the beneflt of verbal and non verbal communlcatrons fu- Speech!Med1a 87 A-f'a'l:.s-- I ,,,.-rf., H H f' H ' f A f ' f W A K . I 'Y V ' . i ll . ,, 1 as ' 0 . sw s ' ,,,, S ,. XX5s1:1gL . X PSs0!- X if X ff il S f X . fy S by t ,fs tvs X t 4 -X at f' . . i. E L1 A 4. . . - . 24 7 Q X' X P-rf I V -...E , X. 'V lhwklf' I , f 5 7 , X sk? l . . i I ontnaatitiggg l f . xg, S i i xx , S X N . 'V WMM' 5 rf i 20, X gig? 2 if ' X X as Q gf X x f Q0 X X 'ZSQSS X V Tracy Fields, Scott Sherrill and Amy Martin study Latin terminology. 3, Habla Ingles? Linda, you forgot your castanets! flaw wi, uv? 4 Mrs. Brenda Marlowe and Mrs. Kathleen McNary instruct, construct, and mold students to think, eat, sleep and live by Spanish and Latin gf 1 languages. Drills and repetitions enable these new ,if 4 and strange sounds to become a part of the stu- dent's vocabulary. Often times a game or story read in the native language reinforces the com- prehension of grammar and structure. 88 Spanish!l.atin zu:---'.,,,.. ...Qing V '--w - ,..f-, vp V 'ah- -1 .1 ...Q 1.3 ul, N g Q. in TH X 1 ls ri Q A-xi I wi' A 1 T S H 3 S 3 Ax XE X Nei If .kemv sw , . 5 x 1 g sf XQT S sxk X Vs Q Q rs ' Rv E as 1 - 4 7 Z 2. 5 f ,Lg L performing a tumbling exercise in PE. Building a Enmund mind and Budq A volleyball spike by Scott! Building both a healthy body and mind is the goal of the physical education department. John Delana Stephens, and Jay us activities that build student's body while allowing all a chance to compete. Boys and girls enjoy rollerskating, badminton and beatball. Hasten, Dee Romine, Engle plan Vario PE 89 .......--,,,..5.-...F ........,... ..., Writing lTlEu:IE Useful English class is not just learning parts of speech or reading from the literature book, but rather making each student aware that by reading the great literary works one can learn how to better treat fellow man or by creating a document that will in- crease freedoms for all mankind. Mrs. Margaret Thornsburg, Mrs. Jennie O'Rourke, and Mrs. Garnett Evola comprise the English faculty. The foreign language teachers also teach sections of English. Andy Miller and Rod Hoopingarner get some help from Mrs. O'Rourke. 4 ,S 90 English K-9 ln 1lH.q.u,u,,,.1 - - N -V -. The lTIm:Isrn Business LUnrld The modern business World is con- stantly expanding. Through the ef- forts of Mr. Rex Heine, Mrs. Doris Kay Gard, Mrs. Cris Fitzjarrald, and Mrs. Sally Rector, a current cur- riculum is maintained by the business department. Knowledge of office machines, office etiquette, and business procedures are taught. Skills in typing, shorthand, and accounting or retailing are given to all business students. Mitzie Cushman knows that blowing bubbles helps keep the adding machine going. Below: Tracy Collier alphabetizes file cards to be filed in office practice. Business 91 Q .,, . 2 -' Q ps i i Q ix lf g S 1 Zi ,. Q wwe I . , . if 1 . 7 . I M, WT 1 1 ' , , rr , I Q 4 2 2 ii' or 3 f E ' A i s ,. 5 '- A .S .x ' 5 Aki X vc . -H Y , ' 1 ' VME- wean It K ,. s Q wx, 1, '- H '- 2,5 ' ' ,. x 'I . ,S t -i we ,W me 5 s 41. K wg if 5, - i www? F is MV 'V Aww r- . ., Q 4 in X 5' Nzgod' -M M .9 , gr X fe Q . Q X X ,Q . , X Q 52 A I' -: 'if Boy! Is Julie Dowden ever going to get into tI'0Ub19! 'Ei-filled tu Perfection vq-1.3.7 Mr. Jim Gwyn is director of bands, Mrs. Sharon Herrnansondirects learningdisabilities and Mr.Tom McQueenis driver's education instructor. 92 Music!DrivingfReading ig 5 vb' Q X M, LJ f ,. ri fi 1 i V W ' hlie Uneoftifguk their DI IH plirklagtfnni B wx NA if-yi if as ,mwfmw WWW! i S ww NHS 7 I '5 97' , w J K , , i ' 5 fn. ii V S 2 4 ' Z 4 , W .s f jfwg. ,. , ,ff , f K 1 WWW ,Wm , Mm! ' Y' ,f MW A ,V ry i' ,' f 7 . ZZWWW I W , Sf' if X f xg X 2 X X if Ma, V, f ? QW Q! 71 Vu' 93341, f 3 4 N ,i'.f5N 'J A' ' f ' lf 3 2- --11' ' K V2 ,,,,,,f ' QV Vw 5 :,:s:s:-f:2: -s--f- While cooking is only one of the many areas in home ec, it is one of the most popular. Students are always anxious to taste their Projects. Steve Bubeck and Lea Macke prepare for the pork tasting party. Mrs. Lolita Parker and violet Shaffner cook-up a winning home ec department. st, Q QRQNWRWQ. .59 wg? ,Ng 5. 15.33, S 53 ii fe 9 4, 5 Home EC. 93 ---........L....- . Building E1 Better 1 Mr Dan Wilson and Mr. Terry Moreland examine the undercarriage ofa car. WRX gf at 'fn Q., c - QQ?-,Y V4 iz l. Q A Mfiljiff ',.lW'?g K , ' :V V Z, f Q ii i' , ,, . ,S ' 3,'21'f ,rilffm 2 ' j , ng .Q my ,cc . .vlfwf . 'ff'2s, ' -wif!-,H gp, At . h . - K' b on the pro- rlg t. Mr. Gene Bohn instructs Todd lf Y lf ' per place to weld. fr? Above: Shan Smith works carefully but effectivelb' welds a piece of metal. as he SPOY by 011 the pro- ely as he SP0l . aghji-5-.......-.......,...--..- - J 1' hu-nil Pnlums Une 5 Fade One area of the school building that IS consistently busy is the In dustrial Arts and Agriculture area This department has a wide course offering to allow any student that IS interested in applied trades to perfect and refine that interest Course offerings include different levels of metal and machlne shop welding architectural drawing basic drafting woods and wood shop small engines and basic through advanced levels f agriculture Each student IS given classroom lnstructlon on proper procedures for equipment operation and rules for safety ln the shop. During the lab session what has been taught in the class is then put into practice. Many times a student will have a piece of equipment that they weld in class that serves two pur- poses: making the needed repair and teaching how to make future repairs. Ag students raise their own crops to gain valuable ex- perience in market and crop areas. The woodshop is kept busy mak- ing personal items or items for the school such as wooden tree or- naments that were used on the school Christmas tree. At Right: Mr. Bill Beleslin supervises as Scott Winschief begins a woodworking project. Industrial Arts - Agriculture 95 -,.1.....-.....-.1-q...,... l....L -i....- . -- - , HX! 5, z U s J 1 -H sv f r I . , ,bv 'x,.wh, f f M' ,fzfrfs ,z I N5,kK'f f 'f 1' ,J . y- A , st' we '.. A V,-- 4 V31 .F , if, - V Nw ii 'W s- .,.. H-Q-If jg , f , .. .. , M , , gg 4 ,Y X 4 '61 4 3 W f D Z 7, A Civil War map lesson from Kathy McCoy and Karla King. P Learning Frum Past Ex Erieruzes 96 History Gina Terrell takes note of a current event for the current events class. Mr. Bill Wieck and Mr. Dwight Connelly keep students busy with research and reports on present anti Past historical materials. Mr. Wieck's sociology class is often into H heated debate on such current issues as abortion or nuclear warfare. RY'-W' Q.Ku. ,I we i 1.4, JCL: 'ix -4 1 t for the Cllffel lt Connelly ke? Jresent and P ss is often H10 rtion or rlllclell A N X X X X XX X N ? i S N Aft X X fa f Q Way 2f Ylllww-wi imma -k..L...-gf !, reserving the Industrial lTIethuds The Industrlal Arts club was led by offlcers elected by the membershlp Pres1dent, Rlchard Sweltzer, VICE presldent, Davld Wllguess, Secretary Mlchelle Murphy Treasurer, Allen McDan1el and semor representatlve was Frank Doll Sponsors for the 81 82 year s club were Mr Bohn and Mr Belesl1n The blg tr1p for the year was golng to the J I Case plant located ln Terre Haute Skmny demonstrates the proper expresslons to use whlle weldmg Industrlal Arts 97 w--+-.---.- - I 1 34.5, f II' 4,v- : , , . . ' . . I 44 , '- A-S. ,ew I i 1, ' 't A , , I .4 I, ,nga-I , . 4 t ,. ' ' ' , ' . . I N ' ' A' l . ' Q 1 . ,A ' X rw--,Q if , -f N . 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I I II l A T' ' N. ' GI ' ' . 1' ' ' ' I. - f N l . ' ' l I N . l I . , ,I , . 5 v' ' ' ' 'Q . l I I . , . N l. . l ' ' ' , . , I i , I . I I , I l, X . I +1- '11- 'Fl lt's Uur Time tu 'Shine Q. s 7 f f Herman Grindle and David Wilguess discuss lay-outs at the yearbook workshop held for all staff members in early September. Taylor staff rep Bob McElwee conducted the very beneficial workshop. 98 Marshallonian Staff ff. ??1 N rex A 4 jaw' . , .V ffl gg 5 'ff as-X The decoration crew from the yearbook sponsored Break the Bad Luck dance held on Friday the 13th. Not Olly d aflvisor Sk all Sue, Dy pictures We aisrif , M83 air af 515 . ,fy :N ,fx 4 We af , ' X ' X, cs X f I '7 .V i' Z , , f X f f - if nf if f ' ff ,yf , X M ,if Not only did the editors, staff members, and photographers have headaches, but staff advisor Steve Spencer was ready at times to call for an ambulance to administer first aid. Sue, Deanna, and Rex Wood try to comfort Mr. Spencer and assure him that all the pictures were not lost, just in the wrong quad-pack. Presenting the Fueal Stars Left: 1982 co-editors Sue McGee and Deanna Morecraft worked very diligently to see that all sections of the Mar- shallonian were completed on time and that all layout rules were followed. At times pulses raced as the deadline dates drew near. Listed below are the people responsible for each section of your 1982 Marshallonian. Seniors: Vic Fitzjarrald Jeff Wellum Terri Johnson Underclassmen: Connie Wieck Debbie Waller Scott Winschief Faculty: Maribeth Drake Dane Eirhart Virginia Blair Clubs: Jory Downen David Flowers Vicki Groeber Jeff Fulford Sports: Tracy Gwyn Lisa Huey Kathryn Murphy Joe Bruner Joe Strohm B. J . Livingston Activities: Debbie Pearison Chris Hightshoe Robin Boyer Cheryl Wieland Ads: Rex Wood, Pam Williams, David Wilguess Index: Herman Grindle Marshallonian Staff 99 l he P uture Farmers of America did their best to learn about the latest in modern farming tech- niques. 'I rips were taken to the National Farm Machinery show in Louisville KY and to the Farm g . The FPA was guided by officers Richard Sweitzer President' Jim Miller Vice-President' Kim Roberts Secretary' Curtis Miller Treasurer' Ben Taylor Reporter' and Jim Knowles Sentinel. At Right Ed McManus and Dennis Holl- ingsworth are shown with one of the steers that they work with year round preparing them for 4-H shows and county fairs. While both of these young farmers have several cattle to care for they also manage to raise other livestock. All of the hard work is worthwhile when one of their steers is awarded a blue ribbon and judged to be first place. Both boys agree that they enjoy working with their cattle. 431, ---f ffl 2 . Nj MN 5 fY 1 W ' I . 5 4 L 7 ss X Pro ressShow1n Br1mf1eld,lL K i X 2 5 On T 1 isles 1 a a 9 a 1 0 X 7 7 7 7 Z-1 We 7 7 7 3 f Z? sz s 7 l X H S lf? A X 'K lien Lg. ltlt F FA .-gt . ' ' ' -' :vi-, -Q: 62251,'Fil?-'i:'Z:fijs-2+---ifTdfiff if fs. i-.227-'5i'P72?3 '?Jf?'1i '1-EE 5-Ya-4fE t'Tf5l'f' 7f?f f.T3'l fi' 'J-1 -L '- ' -i' .' ' ' . 3, i ' - - V ' , ' f ' ' ' ' 'N' ' ' I -'f-' -g V ' -A '--Irrr ---.1-- .Qi-ti-.:2 zzz,-5.'f9Q5:5'25'j:-E.,-1'-gg' .,.1. . . jl'-Lira 355, ,133-, : -gV1'f:'1,j-i 5, 3, -11. Y ' - 1, . , , Y, - - 5 . A. - . ' Building the H JuniorfSenior club members times and amiliesn nmurrmu RJ ai C . , f X . ff 4 Q7 1 XX iff? as , 5 if ..,.. iii' ' 'C Home EC Club officers put on their finest to pose for this picture. Standing are project chairman, Rajenia Kennedyg Secretary, Robin St. Johng Recreation chairman, Ginny Kileg President, Val Simpsong Project chairman, Cindy Hardy. Kneeling are Treasurer, Michelle Mllfphyg Vice-Presidents, Lori Washburn and Debbie Galeener. Home Ec Club 101 ,mr QQ, Keeping members informed and active were two goals of the Home Economics Club. These goals were accomplished by the officers planning many ac- tivities during the year. The year began with a get ac- quainted party for all new and former members. In October each member invited her favorite aunt for You Decorate My Life night which honored all aunts. There was a Christmas party in December and the new spring fashions were put on display during a style show by Stretch 'N Sew. The senior farewell honors those members who are graduating and allows underclassmen the opportunity to wish the seniors best of luck. At Right: Teri Patterson and her aunt are all smiles for the photographer during the salute to aunts night. 109 Home EC Club FreshmanfS0phomore Home Ec Club members 5 f X . G f 52, ZW? 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Members of the Latin Club had another thrilling year which included events such as going to Decatur, IL for the annual Junior Classical League Con- vention and the Roman Ban- quet. The JCL trip was topped off with a Greek banquet featuring many Greek dishes. Members tied for first place in the JCL competition and ended up bringing home third place after a mix-up in the points calculation. Sponsoring the Latin Club this year was Mrs. Kathleen McNary. The officers for the year were as follows: Consul fpresidentl Derek Cantrel, Quastar CSec.-Treas.l Jim Sweet, Eadles CCommittee membersj Maribeth Drake, Connie Wieck, and Tammy Horsley. Middle Picture: Scott Sherrill and Joseph Bennett present a valentine to Toni Rhoads, Rhoda English and Penny Brooks. Latin Club 103 , U,-,..,... , . .....--,-- ...L ,,. -, .- . , f-- , . if 1,,,v,-Q., T - ,,.. .. .. .H ----.------ , QE- - A -,,i.1.,.,.i.,---...N f- . fsefgvv-A-.--'-'V Y in Pursuit U EEEIT .agus 4' Todd Kirby checks the price of napkins. :,,L,- img r i m'Nfi - ,vm ,ff Jim Pine stocks Red and White's shelves if? is M f +-fx. M X X ,nh '44 yf- gf 'wi f 5 in There are two sections of the class. Onemeetsfift Z ?,,,V M H P -V41-.. f ,dgwnqnz ,N +-rehab-4 i Wm, . ., .1,,, i 'A 4 Q f Wm mn L .Z 1 I ' v- N . 4, ,,-1 Mt' fuzz 5504 .Q Q , f af ' 1 'f':,fcr,4. , ,Z-f' jf Ben Forsythe atDu1aneyBank. 104 Work Program A ..-guq..,,w 51- ---' Y.,--,, Y- V , Y--i iff class. One meets fifth hour, the other sixth. Becoming a part of th k' e wor ing class society usually follows graduation from high school. While some have t- ' ' ' par time Jobs while a student, most don't begin working while yet a student. There are, however, some exceptions to this train of thought. Tak f ' ' e, or example, those thirty-five students enrolled in the work from twenty to twenty-five hours a w tend school for one-half day. Saving money for college, the future, a car, clothes, a decent social life, or family support were common reasons that jobs were sought after. Students work in all job areas and receive a grade from their employer based on their work perfor- mance. Often times the experience gained on this type of program will secure them a full-time job. Most students make the minimum wage while there are some who rank above and below the scale. program. These students work eek plus at- QOQATC ANOQ .1 1, ' , Q , 1 W :gg a U, U CCD ' 1 ro m -n I 'M-rs ' 0: Dgl N N Q' '96 AR LV O, 'S' O 'Sf 4 O P Mm-rE9 gwrwngw-A M aw, ,.W,,,,,, M 'f - r ' ,, a,,.,.,, oh, Y , M 4,,,..U,.,g i,,,,i, ' 2 - Maxi ffri ' an-Wm uh.,- ., 4 fri Robin Boyer works at the Cork Pharmacy Tracy Morton on the job at City' Hall Work Program 105 ... -....---..w:.- Success of the MHS News is due to hard work by the staff and from communi- ty advertisers. Published by the journalism class the MHS News affords students the opportunity to develop writing photo- S I3 Y YP . , other journalistic skills New features this year included spotlight on area businesses Counselor s Corner by school counselor, Hank Deming, and a Media Center message written by media center director, Steve Spencer. With the aid of local newspaper facilities the en- tire paper is made camera ready by the staff. The pur- chase of a 35mm camera enables the staffers to shoot their own photos and process them in the school darkroom. Instructor Dwight Connel- ly said of the publication, Nothing is ever perfect, . . . I think we put out a decent publication and have some fun doing it. ra h, t esettiing, and 51 rn :rn .sn-lug 5.1 3:44 Eugda pam P-4 CD O3 Z P15 IIE U3 Z FD F Ili If' f 'g4', .N.-e--- - ---- - ---f- . , .. . 'WV P' 11 , . - - X ru, 4 2 L , .., ,, .,,, ,,,,,,, v L C! !i.g.:.2-, 11 Q25 , .-- ... , -7-,- ,. . ,--,- , , ., Y sr ssl rs X Ms fy ?f 9' - N ,Q K it 41? f, ,Q ,M f W et A X l 4 t W f X A Q f was-as , 1 N fy jf X 'xfi 1 A f l Q rig Q x f X494 5 4 si ' 2, -4 f fr ' ,, J i M 1..4 - W1 Q ff fffff ,. SM ff, c. .4 V Q- '34 ' 1 Ed Miller and John Wyrick check out the microfiche viewer. Things happen in the media center. Research doing homework, checking out the latest in Seventeen or watching a filmstrip are all aspects of the school media center. As students receive assignments they begin checking the card catalog, reader's guide, microforms, or making an inter-library loan re- quest frorn LTLS that will give them the needed information. Media Center director, Steve Spencer utilizes student aides to keep the center running smoothly. Addition of the microcomputer and the 55 gallon fish tank brought new horizons to the patrons of the media center. 7 IEEE V. F' E 5 Edin dia uv ITIE F nik th , f , , 4 7 fi ,,....,.,.m.s-nm. Q Media Center 107 ie, , 4 il 5 l J . .D 1 v 4 'ilf i National aner 'Eieeietq Fermallq initiates New members Each year, twenty candidates for the National Honor Society are selected on the basis of leadership, character, service and scholarship. These candidates are then formally initiated into the National Honor Society. This year, the initiation ceremony was preceded by a banquet to which all candidates, their parents, school board members, and special guests were invited. The National Honor Society is an elite group, only a small percentage of students nationwide are asked to join. These students have achieved the high stan- dards set by the National Honor Society and are deserving of recognition and praise. lil? Naliiil :I I AA Liw ' -if-:i.:.ii V ,, 'li' 1 ii'i'l'v . ,z, f ab-fi A -'rf' ' X 1 'L lf Egl- 5 I fi Joanna Jensen, during the initiation ceremony, lights her Can' dle from the center candle which represents the four qllalitie the National Honor Society. K. a 5 R 2 Ulu .1r-- R 1 T 1 l . X N V. S gf CHD lities of it ,--1,- gsm X, Ms ii r QE Q is X X flx lx af' Members of the Buslness Club learn b3S1CS and skllls for the Job market and for further educatlon 1n the busmess world Outslde speakers often address the club and g1V6 flrst hand experlence for those plannmg a career ln buslness areas Th1S year s offlcers are Presldent Robln Boyer V106 Presldent Cheryl Wleland Secretary Mlchelle Murphy Treasurer Tracy Colller Reporter Kathy Walters, and sponsors Mr Herne, Mrs Fltzjarrald Mrs Rec tor, and Mrs Gard Business 'ws lla-5' ff' X XWWM Offlcers and guest speaker from December -uv-4 Awards were gxven to outstandmg bUSll'19SS Club members ,M ,,,,- ,,.. Illnrld masts -wv ' Practlce makes perfect Rhonda Buslness Club 109 ...-4-url-+ sx. . 1 Amr .S .. 'N- -4 f I ' 3 f ' ' 1, . -Gs s. 5 2 f X .- - 'fs K r W1 it X J- 4 . I . ,rf Q N NX.: 11 It , , g ex I V sf 'Y' ' H x- f ff ? , ff 7 A W 'A . M LX i 6 - . 7 . . , 3 . l N Cf, 5, I 4 P . ' if 1 1 ' , p , , . . , ' ynxt . . . . 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' 1 Eff' ,... .W alll! fs .,,-4-sill Q19 I , 'E U un scuooa. msr c 2 'hill' N Nu--f Wax 5113.500 Www fa 1013 Hnnmledge Easned Thruugh Eumpetmtmn W-Mad 65337 Sue McGee won flrst place m competltlon X 'l ...,, ,.-.-- The Scholastlc Team IS ID 1ts second year It IS open to any MHS student The team competes Wlth other schools ln the area throughout the year Almost all aspects of educatlon are mcluded 1n the questlonmg Team members practlce at least two nlghts after school to brush up on areas that they w1ll recelve questlons Mrs Crls Flztjarrald devoted much tlme and effort as the sponsor for the team Scholastlc Team 111 4 1 , s I . iii V-1 A X -1 I-A ,,,...,A- 'x ' I M' 26 S l W Y- r it ' r... ,, 1 , . f , 1, ' H X S L 3 - - -- I . nr lr Y 2 X M ,,,, fww. 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Realizing that 3 language is a very imp0r- tant asset, the Spanish Club puts a strong em- phasis on culture and language of Spain. As Daft of this interest on foreign language, the club attend- ed a special language day at Indiana State where they learned some in- teresting facts and had some fun, too. A fund raising project enabled them to attend this program. A 5 A popular activity at a Spanish Club meeting was musical chairs with Spanish music as the background. Jan Arney, Amy Woodard, and Veronica Kiger find that three people cannot fit into two chairs. The excitement grew as the chairs were reduced from 15 to just one chair. 112 Spanish Club Taking a little Siesta from seventh hour Spanish Clfiijsfag Mary Schwab, Becky Fitzjarrald, and Lori Rhoads. Don over now, girls! ,r Stl Buns S Acting as thi Chool studen1 Very busy- Men held ,regarding building fespet theyeaf is in tl Many h0L11'S 1 Parade, dance This ai each class and strated . demon V'0ffl0ers for Dice-Presidem w Stude d IRC . aiilliteiheillil Illedecgrati ......-Q-.-...--1..--..- 'Ep- Etudent Enunml f Barista Erzhnml Spirit Acting as the governing body of the Marshall High School student population, the student council kept very busy. Meeting at various times discussion were held regarding keeping student morale high and building respect for the school. The biggest event of the year is in the planning of the Homecoming events. Many hours of planning are needed to plan the parade, dance, and week's activities. This year a spirit Week included contests between each class and a trophy was awarded to the class that demonstrated the most school spirit. Officers for 1981-82 were President, John Fieldsg Vice-President, Robin Boyerg Secretary, Ginger Douglasg and Treasurer, B. J. Livingston. Sponsors were Mr. Gwyn and Mrs. Ford. Student Council members B. J. Livingston and Joe Strohm help decorate the tree in the main hallway. Members purchased the tree and some decorations. SCHOOL BUS Drama is the expres- . 7 sion of the soul' 1981-82 officers are President, Rex Woodg Vice-President, Missy Wichmang Secretary, Pam Williamsg Treasurer, Diane Wallace. Sponsored by Mrs. Sue Shawver, the Drama Club is a very active organiza- tion that is responsible for performing two children's plays each school year. They also go to the Community Theatre to watch performances that will hopefully make them better actors and actresses. Many of the Drama Club members are members of the elite Thes- pians group which is quite an honor. - A .X 55? eg? Sgr ' iii i lf? H As a member of the drama club one may be cast a chimpanzee or a beautiful princess that captures the hearts of the audience. Great demands are placed on cast members to memorize lines, remember cues, and assume the role of the character being portrayed. All effort is worthwhile when the audience gives its thunderous applause. Emma Future Stars and Starlets ? , 3:4 1 P' tr .v 114 Drama Club sw' E! 14 i gag 1 f ,nw i i if -BZ. 1 9 L 1 , , , XA . lj 1 , . . V f..-.., 'YV W- -- .- -f . . , . . T2 -A -A F T A - 1 - -A--mf -A X 5 , ,-P--.9-,,. ri ll: if 6 beautilii ls are placei e the role iz he audience :J 9 my ' f ,ff I' 6 ..,.--T.-?,v, 'FWHM'-ww YQ Jawa' . L W 5.1.60 if ,K W A Above: Sing-a-long time with Murph and Tammy Wilson. Below: A creature from the CL haunted house. 53? -an 34fa-.......-..-......-..--..----.----L- The Campus Life Organiza- tion has grown in size and ac- tivity throughout the school year. A main purpose of the group is to promote fellowship and friends in a Christian at- mosphere. For those who could crawl out of bed an hour early, there was breakfast at the Con- gregational Church on Friday morning. A Skate-a-thon was held to help raise money for members going to Florida over Easter break. Many pizza parties and get-to-gethers were sources of fun times and some serious discussions. Sponsors and directors for the group were Mike Canny, Glenn Rukes, and Jim Murphy. Life I C. F? 6 r Z Campus Life 115 - ,.,. . ,,-1.,-Q... .... ..-...FL ......-.-..... .. --, an 312f'1.f5-ngq I x ! S i I 1 5 1 l If J. p 4 +T- -I--- Ji-,I ff--L 1 , 'a a 'V 1 li lf ii 'f '19 1 ? l5 . ii! WI' iyi g -1, ' els V gi! w ' 1 'z BTV '7 !i V + VT Hi 1ii . ls' ' L iii , H i ! I Q w 'D-ITT A L I Q A, lj In f 1 ,1-1+ , , L 5- nf . s - U QV lim 'S i A1 ,m 1 I 3 1 rl L1 Q n l 5 1 i .1 ! i ...L F 5 Al'I I I ILQ ! , I ! i I l 5 ' ' W sg 5-,-... .,,-,.' .,, II II MW UI w-I I I II II .I I I XIII, I I I IIJ I I I I +'r If I I I I I I, . . I I I I I I . 3 IXI 'I I IIT V. I I If I ' ' I IIU'jii Ii-4 f I I I I I llll II.L..L.I- V - 'Wg I I IQIF I ll I , I llllll I I I 'I If-.I I g I: I . Il I U , I I I7 I llll . I H Ii 1 I Ill I I llllll I I lllll f' I I I llll A' , I Ill I I Ill ff I 1 nl 'f' ' I lllll, I 'Ill' ph I I Ill' I I , Ill!! I I I IIIIII f I1 ' ,II ' I I, M lg' I I I 'zz' I gglilf' I' I - I 1' ...i ff l 1 Q 4 L 118 Juniors Randy Adams Tammy Barkley Curt Batson Tammy Beard Randy Bishop Alice Black -Kerry Blair Virginia Blair Katherine Bonesteel Lynda Burress The .Junior Life This year, the junior class was busy preparing for the prom, the big event of the year. By selling candy bars and magazines, they were able to make enough money to make this year's prom spectacular. 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J XI'here are galso two other pairs of twins in IVEHE, Cecelia and Jenny Schroeger, b0m OH Ju 1965, seven minutes apart, and Pauletgig five Lynetta Orndorff, born on June 22: 19 ii of minutes apart. Both pairs of twins eI1J0Y Eatxins the same foods and like the same sP01'tS' Tce Celia are, from left to right: Jenny and eletta Schroeger, Cathy and Beth Ryan, Pau and Lynetta Orndorff. X Dm kc anileu . arlfllhisedisglnlllss i xr 'Q 2 X - 50. X X . 1 twins There Fire Fnur in a Pulau.: .. f1 T 'A 'T'm 'H -,,...-f- N Derek Cantrell paints a lion scene on a wall of the media cen HS part of his advanced art class. 053' Y rrre-Mfr? f'Nf 'N. .f ,,f'x5 3 . A brother and sister in the same high school? Nothing unusual, you sayl? Well, then, how about a brother or sister in each of the four grade levels at MHS? That is exactly the case with the Ketner family. Betsy is a senior, Dan is a junior, Mike, a sophomore, and Marty a freshman. The four Ketners, though close in age, are varied in interests. Betsy enjoys swimming on a hot summer day while Dan would rather fix a car. On a rainy, mud- dy day Marty gets his gun and goes hunting, but he makes sure Mike doesn't have any gas in his motorcycle. The Ketner household is relatively quiet, with the usual sibling rivalry absent. Marty attributes this to the fact that each one goes a separate way, rarely crossing each other along the way. Feature 123 P .LIM 5.1.1 ' . AL..Lfi + i7 r Lfj If I. g3'fQj'1 'l 1 g? I J A- 1 Ti f? N ,,A: I V :AijVfIm. J,f-1 .ll .F NJ 'INN'-- I i', .4- ,gl : 'r1!f f ' '!4: . f-j' VJ ,g 12: 1 In 'l. Ali? Vi, L N1 ,: . A 5 I H il! 1fi IA' , 1 ix IQII +1 ,' 4. Ji if-4D . - -L S-I 'y I. n IH' F W 'LITJIIIIL L3 I ll f ? 1' 'ffl 1 li-IIE liz? Lg llllll Ill 1 l?i I mf? 1 if 'I T .,' L! '-H1 M fa L llV4, -:il viI!, i'i+-'J'-1'4Li v' il ' I WJ Q'QifA W lim ' fi ij? I :,- f I II? 'WST E J, ll' f ll: VIA VL Il ,ll , W I Matt Anacker Kim Baggs Brent Beard Robert Berry Randy Blankenship Scott Boyer Evert Brandt Lesa Brinkerhoff Penny Brooks Sheryl Brooks 126 Sophomores 0 g . Q I f 5' Euphumures Earn HEEUEHITIDH No more getting lost in the halls, no more feeling like a stranger, and most importantly, getting a chance to put the driver's ed car in the ditch. Sophomore life begins with acting like an upperclassmen towards freshmen and missing the seniors who graduated last year. The sophomores were led into their state of recognition by Mindy Haws, vice-presidentg Jeff Strohm, presidentg Tammy Horsely, treasurerg and Becky Lueken, secretary. V41 . f Waist ' get ' gfg XX gy K - .,,., 2, . ' ff :wi 4 ' -. 'T 'Nw ,ff m ' 3 Y f is ,, 4 4, -. , f J . ' tg X K Y X , if Y R 7 Hy r A . 5 .,A1A , M f f x V X X ' ' 5-353: al ii f' ,fs NN Q , M s N, c r fr Q M : if xi ' W i t ,gtk rr ff-,S Vfyfil x ,. wma X 'J f S X. 7 X X? 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Www 1-.4 1 X4 u Wk tt, L no -v N A -9 1 L4 3-E Txm Bruner L1sa Budd Steve Bubeck Yvonne Burton Mlchele Claypool Mehnda Clouse Tracy Colher Ken Cummms Russel DeFeo Tun DIXOH J u11e Dowden Yvonne Elhot John Fash J 111 Ferns Don Forsythe Agnes Grlndle Mlke Grooms Sarah Gwyn John Hamllton Mmdy Haws Shella H6Wltt Tammy Horsely Frank Inman Rmchard Jayne Debble Jones Sophornores 127 f nf .-, -, -. .:.- L f- f.' -1 --'-5. -,-- - - - , W , Y lvl! -Nglrvsbs -,A -- ,,--- .---.. -a--..q.,.-..---- . V4 .1 , A V X , , . . 1. - - ' 1' ' ' is M .,.. A US ' , is , , 4,..: ' ' ..:s:.::1 ,-.M-::,:,:,:,:,,:. X A - .. , ,, ,r v,vv V .r .. , W if ff ,V K V H .,.. Q W7 , ' 432 f P ' V Z, wiQ? 5 ' jk fi 5 -of A JM? Q '- MQW ffl, 'z' j!?1k: . ff 2,5301 3? X , s WL i Nwff, W f ff::g:5: .:.:.i' Z ,- 1 5 D , ,rim -E .,:.:,:Eg,g-. K fy. x , Zig? Z: ' fd - X ' -ic .... V x, I ,Z K f ' Y' , ' 11: .' a f 'f ,A ,U , A, r . J ff, fr-fa X X , ,SW n f K Quenby Bruce M 2. ,I x rf . 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S 1 , .1 s S 1 N .. t I I K '-v,,!, . h Under the watchful eyes of Bob Sinclalri the Closer She gets' the better S e looks. 128 Sophomores Travis Jones Mike Ketner John Kemper Kris Kirchner Don Kirk Teresa Kmucha Sarah Lemay Peggy Lemiex Cheryl Livvix Becky Lueken Carla Lycan Brian Macke Loren Macke Leann Maloney Suzanne Manhart Dennis Milbourn Andy Miller Kim Miller Jenny Morecraft Connie Morgan Ronnie Morgan Brent Niebauer Larry Overstreet Eric Phillips Kim Remlinger John Renner Z X ..... f:.s:.:fs-:-'- - ag ---- 1 :aaa Sf if i MTW a X 5' Z an .... fffvl, fy X lr 4 is ? W X N' X ,. -.Y f 5 x iplfff. X 'X ,,, Milk? H X Wx S fi xx Xwf i Q W 'fa 1'frT'Tf- -r ' --fv-1- .-..-...., . ----f -- 1 Y ... 5 r ea fir as ,yr f 1 qw w i v i i l 2 ff, XJXQAQQ I R 15437 I K 4 V: mf 1, ,Kg TK in , X Qi fi 4 4 ll 7 ,af J 11 1 fx -fy W 1 X rv 5 5 X 2 w VXQ , Cl 4 f 7 Zlxyl N X11 T fwwz , ifwfwf X ff, r ' hw, vrvfw ,WX sux Rf 5 Mm, Lin-f f-,. - -, Tim Bruner has o bviously not learned the f' ' - foods. Tim, chopsticks go to y0ur mouth, not yas: nzrgegof eatmg Oriental , . i 4 Toni Rhoads Lavon Richey Bill Richey Steve Riley Lesia Sanders Cecilia Schroeger VW W 'V ali 5L y K T i ,f AL T 5 12427 X ss ,.. .. sw' x 1,44 'f f t A s 1 ',.,X X X A T I ff Z so 1 E .J mtg My s WWE Y ,W 495 Q' X 2 r N Barbara Schwartz X X . f - we 1. f was R Yvette Shumaker j f Qvib. f Jim Shuck .S , Ed Shumaker r H Jackie Simmons X22 or px 55 a Sharon Simpson Bob Sinclair Carrie Smith Cheryl Smith Lana Smitley David Snyder Karla Soullier Jeanenne Stepp Jeff Strohm Wanda St. John Haag, x Sri swamp ssl t N Q . ,, ,yy . 1wssswsg:N5 Q Chuck Tharp fs ,rv X , 1 x . V ,gg X Eric Thompson if a ' W Jon Thompson J ' , ff 1 Q Y Kathy Thompson hw e 3 1 5 Rhonda Tingley ' , ' xx! Sophomores 129 103, -:L .M-A: --w-Q --..---- -- - 1- V V - - ,li, ,--...-.Q-....V . - ......m. - , , ,fix-1-:vi A- V aft.: Looks as if Missy Wichman just found the exciting part that everyone had been telling her about. Missy often reads while working at the Ch6Ck-Out desk. iii. 3, X Q I. . ul' ,iw kg fx - Yelonda Tucker fi '- ii. i A V Kelly Tumey it nf! 5: ' - 3 I ' . STS N .... . in .2 X HE A Q- . -t Yi , 1 K N Julie Vanoven A Q Diane Wallace Q X ,f l NV K 1 o Md is is ' ' smN s:.:,: ,,'1'1 Nl VAX .' 3 I vi. 3 .::: .,..:.,. N5 51 Angie Waller I if S r,: 41l'-xv i. X l Lisa Walsh ' I f 1 lbzl i,i- , 1 lii ' J H M YES? ' Y ,, . V -- ll' A ' 3 . bm ',,. I . l V: A K f A J Ellcvyells Q: 'X' W 'Y qi i N is - .wffmjf fi , My , A Lf Q L 0 'F is ... if or . , Q X Lori Wesley 'W ,. . X f M , si ' - gf ff, i X ,.., W1 , if ,.-:' 5- MISSY Wlchman - :':: ff 1 1 g ,rf K ' W'1k 0 2 fix X X5 1 1 A evm 1 ey XF! 2 1 ,R X if U' We Q Wi, 3 X 'fi s 5' shy w semi sl i Tammy Wilson Scott Wineinger Kevin Winschief Teri Wiser Patty Wyrick Teri Wiser, Becky Lueken, Kathy Thompson, and Lisa Walsh are all trying-out for the TV commercial that advertises Chlor-ahh-septic. 130 Sophomores rw-Fe fi L' ,fx . sv. gg L W an ' ' ' s r 2 T ' s ' 00 ,,.,,,,..,,, t' s VXVW 5 U Marshall's Fall Festival involves the whole community, including the school. Many downtown merchants allow art students to paint their windows with fall scenes or football slogans. Kim Miller, Terri Patterson, and Angela Waller are pictured with their winn- ing window display at a downtown laundromat. Q.-.4Qi+.i- p-1g Ea Cheese Please Marshall students never know when the photographer will snap their picture Staff photographers found that Russell Defeo, pictured above, was awarded the Rod Stewart Hot Legs look alike prize. Captured on film doing a little teacher pleasing was Kevin Winschief, as pictured above left. Sophomores 131 - ,ii-1-.-..,.. Y.-......,... ...Md-,g, ,, ,Y , .x ll 1 1 I 4 F l ....r. , r X p . , , , f fjifq L ! .wfr :UW -, wr wir. Eff 5? 'I 1'V f' s...L 134 Freshmen iamnmzgz Brad Adams David Altmeyer Jan Arney Carl Auten Tammy Barnhart Malcolm Bartram Chris Batson Judy Bays Matt Belding Joseph Bennet LLlhat ls E1 Freshman? A freshman can find a little comfort in the fact that they are no longer in junior high. As a high school student they are on the very last rung of the ladder. Growing used to air-raids, biology and seniors, they start the upward move to becoming an upperclassman. The class of 1985 selected for its officers Don Cummins as treasurer, Beth Pan- cake as secretary, Richy Calhoun as vice-president, and Lesa Ridgeway as president. Freshmen must also start bu1ld1ng their class treasury for their prom in 1984. ,qv at S it ss f iw X i ' ZW A an Xi Z S X s K 3 R M -was 5 X -.ff 1 ' 'V g ,Nd J fs- S ii ' r-'- ' ' r 49:44 f sv 2- fs? J Z -7 in V I - so it J W 1 it f tl Y Y ,- wr KN , R .A f v KM! ' xx , W. H V xg! fx Q Q4 ,J 5 EA 'wr l 31 I0 are on helix lllxsmananglilwor Sfbwer Betflgh ld lll and an Ulldm hat th gthelfc K . X4 D rl i l -A Don t worry Malcolm all we are Ol t d Xxx Thompson 8 Hg 0 0 IS show thls plcture to Mr X S WX iv RWM' .A-.-,-axle.-.-,..... . -..-J ., -?q,.,1----- Deena Bishop Pam Bradley Richy Calhoun Missy Claypool Don Cummins J ackle Daily Eddie Daniels Bobby English Beth Evans Robin Ferris Tracy Fields Becky Fltzjarrald Mike Garner Shannon Grieve Kathy Griffeth Cindy Hamilton Pam Hayden Tammy Herrington Scott Higginbotham Nancy Hornbrook Renee Kennedy Milicent Kessler Richard Kidd Veronica Kiger Chris Kmucha Kimberly Lacy Freshmen 135 Scott and Carl are feeling 7-Up 21S they SP lower hallway. 136 Freshmen Tim Langston Jay Lederman Lori LeMay Dale Ligget Lori Lindley Jim Lindsay Leigh Macke Sandy Macke Tammy Manhart Amy Martin Brad Mason Tina McKee Gary McManus Lisa McQueen Ed Miller Shawn Murphy Carla Murphy Mark Murphy Matt Murphy Lee Ann Nave Ron Neibarger Chris O'Rourke Beth Pancake Don Peterson Don Powers Mike Quirke end their lunch time in the 2 ,NX Q V . - y XS Qi M '-'tl' rs' 2:,::RkE:'I 'I,2'I:E2,' :4::.5: 4 wr we s w -25 f 4 Q p L it , ., N 1.1525 X , X .2 ' X rvin' N X L X NV s I is X X . 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X fjx 5 'Ffa rv wifi, fa xg X f Ax Q X Lori Rhoads Mike Rhoads Scott Rhodes Lesa Rldgway M1ke Rrggs Rhonda Robertson Steve Roshel Cathy Ryan Beth Ryan Cary Sandretto Davrd Sapplngton Mary Schwab Scott Sherrlll Earllena Shetler Amy Shotts Jared Smrth Klm Smlth Marlanne Smder Tracy Speros Melmda Splres Robln Stafford Dlane Starkey Chad Stephens LlS3 Stlnson Brlan Swltzer Tony Taylor Chris and Mike decided that this would be t e easies y English exam. Carol Taylor Troy Tharp Darren Thompson Tim Washburn Rich Whitaker Mike Wilbur Amy Woodard Don Wyrick Randy York Gary Zellers '???? h ' t wa to pass their 51 It :E .5 X Q s x X Y it AX V Q...f jjrwo was 'FAR' fx I A 'V wx wi V. Xx X a 'QW NZ X X V..,.a 1a-2 ra W 1 XE ' illffmlfffd - A? -fi i -J ii u u lsr.. Q -i - -Wm ...i.,,...- lil '57, li WJINIIIWR'-'L oianiey Lindley and Don Pow 138 Freshmen ers find that the b k ' ' . OO S and tables 111 the media center make a good place to do some mini four wheelin- QS Xxssw X xx 'Z x IS r ANZ Inga, X X W msvu 5, M :is ,ii 'IZ My mf, , - 2 WJ ' :iii wwf? 2 f Z fa ff M fwWf f W! W, 1, Q 4 V is N21 K ' 7:1---:-1J':'-b Y :'v'11j ,-. M r - nz .2 V -'T U, ' Y W' Wheellll. ' gm req .4 .9 af' , if f Q, mfg is M3 Serving the Eummunitq and 'School The Leo Club for this year has been busy in its second year of existence. The club's purpose is en- tirely for public service. An example of things J which the club has done are: transporting biscuits from a Seeleyville plant to Marshall citizens who are on fixed incomes or to senior citizens. Over 500 cases of the biscuits were distributed. During the football season members gathered on a Saturday morning to pick-up trash. Mr. Tom Jones and Mr. Bob Thompson were the sponsors. Officers includ- ed President, Ben Taylorg Vice-President, Mike Hallorang Secretary, Richard Sweitzerg and Treasurer, David Flowers. This club is to be commended for the service that they give to the school and to the community. wwf xuux 5 A fund Leo Club 139 1 cw-.. 4, 'lg ' vw, - , 140 Games The Eames That LLIE Plaq l Above: Mr. Moreland and Jeff Jones in a chess battle. ' Below: Jeff Reynols and Vic Fitzjarrald with their Dungeons and Dragons set-up. l l. , A Student is found chrlsing those lltfle colored blobs H1'0Und . 3 W r All the Pao-Manmachine 'at I-Iuck's food store. X , ll SHUE' B ill I W lf . L 'TIT , yi! lf X '4 JI I- X, IN Q N a +2 -1 K n 'I l Q1 :kj Ml d rl P . sr-ul ' wlmd blobiifoun JIG- A-a --:W X . U we TRY vilf?:Lwa.ennen? Q. X -ms., :rf T v s-v vw If it bhps bleeps 'fires mlssles or screeches then it probably IS an electronic game in the hands of a games' addlct l A i 'Throughout the U S students 'adults profes- sionals and semor c1t1zens are spendlng an 'average of S2 b1ll1on annually for electronic games y T ' . l Marshall students spend their lunch hours' before and after school 'feeding quarters to the l?acQMan machine . -The vldeofgameslare not hmited to just the arcades Individuals spend S30-50 for all sorts of hand-held games These 'games find their way mto study halls the cafeteria and the media center ' The maglc of these games is made possible through the perfection and development of little items known as micro-processors fchlpsl and semiconductors The future looks very pro- is 1 n g , m o sophisticated equipment that may include the game talking to you as it produces vivid graphics and sound. iGamesWePlay- 141' ..,,,.,... QT. ,,s 5, .. . tn... T.-,-, .f 7. ,vi An 1 - ' 11 rj . f' , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Steve Turpin shows Terri Johnson some of the components that the TRW plant manufactures. Components range from elec- tronic equipment to automatic fish locators. I gk ' w,,, TRWNC. MARSHALL, ILL. INDUCTIVE PRODUCTS '46 64 4 MCM? and we cu! Operations, Mgr. . Bill Barnhart Asst. clggiiealflgsqlj Mgr- 142 Ads L. Z ,Winn uv' 6 .,.,.- 4I5'A 52+ Raienia Ken paycheck at Du 'lu TQ Sf, , 5- T .L 3 X in 1' 'Y'7 r-11-Q.-Q12 2 J VISA Mosievtfurd ui Illlllllllllllllllllllll llllllln llllllllllllllllllllll 3 415 ARCHER AV MARSHALL Iv NATIO AL BA K 826 2392 RaJen1a Kennedy IS all smxles as she depos1ts her paycheck at Dulaney s drlve up wmdow '--.........., X -fs s a X 0 E is W I - -I 1 X V: ff-ss sf -eff X X s X f 2 4 X X ,, N 7 X , 24 M fi ,X f 24. - ' M f f jk an X is X s I ,W , I 'ff I Q Q I 5 WX X , s f ix .5 Q sf 1 ,V L -X N I.OAN SERVICE SAVINGS CHECKING TRUST DEPARTMENT NOW ACCOUNTS Glnny Engllsh knows the wlse hablt of savmgs accounts from Dulaney Natlonal Bank X lun... mm. . .., ,- -....-.....q..1..,-1-..---.... , Ads 143 Zimmerly Ready IVIlx Co R113 qw X 'git i, Q. .esiW,Z.iSi.,4L,.w S S NW' f. i:- X Sy ,,,, yi Q ,M XS X -.-N YN S5 ix Wm e Q W ., W y 1 M . If Jfelgs x ,,mwfjxjfe X JSGQQAI' va? e we Q. 'fv' x A we K ,..-.- 1 - vw Y M' LN MNWVQ1 W f' Marshall Dairy Queen W treat you right J0ys a foot long, chili-cheese dog at the DQ. DIIVQ thru servlce 826 5022 X . .,, , ,., X! .I 'v I. ill ' Compliments of Co, l velsicol chemical corp, i 825-24l2 li Marshall IGA A 4 Foodliner Trwfloumwcompanfes Clark County's l.argest Selection y 'll 1 I SjlQua Wg'OfE Good Luck 1 fly, Fl- OFC 8 Gfy M512 9 Fresh Baked Goods Class of 1932 CDaily Except Sundayy Mon-Sat-7:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. - Harold MOOVG X ' fy Sunday 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. y pl Support Our Patrons -A f l l l l ls Marshall Public Library Hoggatt's Appliance Center Terry Stephen and Eitel Dutch Center Sweet Insurance Dr. George Mitchell Century 21 - Best Wishes Class of '82 Dr. Sain Deahl Harper Tire - Best Wishes anal Good Luck -A t--'4i, g---V---Am-'-iu . V H on 826 2265 . 215 N. rvucmom Av. - MARSHALL 826 6311 Tracy Gwyn finds motor banking at First extremely convenient while out running errands. Terri Johnson is assisted by Cheryl Wieland as she deposits money into her checking account from First National. 7 xx JESSE' mm' x i Q f 5 5 ZZ . ff J Ads the s if . I 'X X I I F e i 5. Q 1 E E 7 .3 'R 'i .Jw . N 1 L I A Bridal registry at Jim's will give friends and relatives just the right gift idea for your wedding day. Jim's Hardware if Best Wishes Class of 1982 Dr. Bruce M. Wellum Chiropractor Route 1 and 40 826-2422 n Bona Terra Ag I I I I I I .......- . I Fertilizer, seeds I I livestock feed Mark Snyder knows where to get quality feeds COMMERCIAL PRINTERS S5 'l1070h' S S io treet T Haute, IN 47807 812-232-0478 MARTIN DRUG STORE Try the Drug Store First Prescriptions Cosmetics Meet Your Friends at Our Fountain Marshall 826-8331 Eubank Insurance Agency 702 Archer Ave. Marshall, IL 62441 YOUR nlrprmfurl luurnn IAGINT 'll'Yll 'ov gl Whoo's backing the LIONS? The Pizza Hoot Open 11 arn-12 pm until 1 am Friday and Saturday CLOSED MONDAY , ,...b 1 Ads 147 ' ' ts from . . ' hey check the balance in the savings accoun . - Ramsey are all smiles as t Kenny Grooms and Jonnle ,tr 119 s. 6th st. 8256308 i 1 l Bev Cruse Photography Photography for All Occasions 14 West Cumberland Martinsville IL 382-4421 ' A , , -Q, . Q5 view T? . K, 455 4 Tim Richardson chose his senior picture from Seve poses available from Bev Cruse Photography- l48 Ads X , S ie may f' Q if B .av 781' f -f-.. 'fur----..,.,-.....,.,,, r- 1,-,-1, 4f Q we 1 f fa eff X W 'J.. 'g- ,Q ,....- ffm! QW X AFX ff Wwe QM X ' b QW Wm 'I ,MV W Nwmmww ,Mw- A Rex Wood IS shown examlnmg a pollcy that glves h1m adequate coverage on h1s auto and all personal belonglngs Marshall IL CLINE 8: DASHIELL INSURANCE AGENCY Clme s Real Estate Inc 627 Archer 826 6323 in ' I Q ' , ' -,-.....,.........-1-- Ads 149 B 4- -Q,-.,...-......, W J .-...-.-.- N-w---- f---:-- W-... ': i . ET L 1 ,Es ef? K Our friends Throughout our high school days our parents have sacrificed greatly that we might have the very best They have supported us without fail They have attended our concerts our plays our games and have attended our visitation days As a final ex pression of their interest in our high school some of our arents have chosen to su ort D PP us by leaving us a personal message Their contribution also helps make this book a reality Marshallonian Best of all possible future Marshall High Boy s Mother Club Congratulations and Best Wishes Deanna Mom and Dad Tina we re very proud of you Good luck Mom and Keith Congratulations Lori and best wishes Mom and Dad Congratulations Kirsten Paige Dad and Susie Congratulations Teresa' We re proud of you Mom and Dad You are the sunrise on the horizon of tomorrow Sherrlf and Mrs James Thompson We are proud of you .loe Mom and Sam Best wishes always Frank Mom and Dad Tracy continued happiness and good times Love Mom and Dad Congratulations Deb We knew you could do it Love Mom and Dad To the football victors belong the spoils I h l d f To their mothers be ong t e aun ry from John Field S morher A sincere thanks to all parents who have supported their children by supporting the Ads 151 152 Ads V X 'ff M if Q ,, - -11-f+.--- K- ipf-pv ' 'N A Q A NWN, my Z .WM 4 gy WRX, 'ff af' ff 2 f X ,' X M64 if 40 0, 7 70 W N' ws fi: ff f K' ' f f Q 4 ' Z M. Q . ,,, . , :M A ZH A ,f f 54 af f f , 'ff M f' f S up , '--' f . L W , 1-S WW - co GR TULAT Spieth - Your School 401 Whittle Ave- 1 Y W, ,Y , 1 Z, ' ,wx ffff f W,g,WW4,, f f fwf Wgw wwf f MW: ,,0,gMfw , ,, WQQMQZAM-1 ,W Q f . W mme M4 A X , ? A IO Phc Olne V 9 r-x -I .1 .f ,,,. . -vgqr--P-., I , , X f 2 3 Y , , gf fi f LZ ZZA, V4 ,QW V ? Z f 5 Z 7 f f Z Z A U 1 f if Z ZF M 2 Zi f ff 7 f M7 X X Mf f M f y, f ff in ex vests TASTEE FREEZE 4 fashioned chocolate sundaelwhile Don Kessler sinks his teeth into a juicy Big-T burger. Peggy Lemeiux enjoys an old- at l Try our Big T -burger! How about a delicious old-fashioned sundae? Q i Don't forget i E J our broasted X A 1 1 ' chicken s i X ' Aland i l ' Margaret i E X Q f Jamison f M Z 1 Huey S l l I ILEIEI i - Q Red at White sooo stones - I l - Marshall, IL - 2C 7445 74044 and DM i Self-Service Gasoline We never close 613 Locust St. 1 Marshall, Illinois Ma and 2564 8265631 Em 044514 Qfwcfdn SIWOD! Compare! Save! Everyday Low Prices e 154 Ads i l v li- Fit 4. T1-'ze'- qq-i an Dave ilguess get the estern spirit while l R W d d W W ooking over boot h d gm... S, ats, an A J 81 R Corral 502 N. Michigan 826-6182 Complete Line of Western Accessories Texas Boots Shirts, Jeans, and Blouses by Wrangler Kenny Rogers, Lee Dee Cee 201 N M hg 826 6321 Congratulations Class of 1982 Welsh Farms N S T ER Xl D 'T Tell Our Patrons You Saw Their Ad in the Marshallonian 51 I Jerry Arthur will M.D. a party at the 500, and R.A. a cold Bud. I Darla Athey will J.P. S20 plus 20 more, J.M. a Halloween night she'll never forget, B.M. some glasses, C.H. with S.A., L.B. some J.D. and S., S.S. a coca cola, S.B. a 4th hour lunch. I Cathy Barkley will Beth another trippy bachlorette party with muck punch on Prom night. Rhonda many more nights with cola and another trip to the island, Cris to Brad and many more Bottle House good times. A another Bud with his Splif. F.U. and the rest to Cris. I Rachel Bennet will T.G. a trip to H.M., a Sunoco, and Soul Train, C.H. a roller rink, P.S., and Corn on the Cob, M.S. a country road sprint and a Smooch , L.W. make-up lessons, L.B. the fun she missed here, J.B. a Skrung and the wild times I've had at M.H.S. I Dale Bierbaum will Jim H. a car that runs good. I Scott Booth will J.B. and T.R. good times together, M.S. good luck in college, B.C. an in- destructible car, K.L.G. all the food he can eat, P.S. and P.C.Q. a Bud and a car load of women, T.S. a good time in the Army, M.Q. and all my other friends good times at M.H.S. I John Boyer will T.L., D.S., S.S., and T.R. more great times together, and Garnett some toilet paper, and my brothers the great times I've had. I Robin Boyer will S.W. ten more years of cheerleading, C.W. another New's Eve party, J.B., S.S., T.L., and D.S. ten rolls of toilet paper each, and T.P. all my love. I Jamie Brown will to M.R. and J.P. another prom day out at Lincoln Park, T.K. the ability to cut a limb upside down, all the rest of the gang more campouts and parties and a lot of happiness in the future to D.P. and all my love. I Joe Bruner will B.J. the ability to shoot like a rgian and each underclassman a pair of wading oots I Jim Cargal will M.H.S. more B.S. and BIG B one autographed picture of one Rufus Cleotis Kahn. I Jeanie'Cline will V.M. a good time in V.B., A.D. a trip to T.H., M.M. a car with a stuck ex- cellorator, and D.S. all my love. I Mike Dashiell will R.A., B.A., and J.M. another camp-out at the Lincoln Trail Park. B.A. another walk from the park to my house at night. I Kirk Davidson will F.D. an eraser, M.M. another noon hour together, and J.B. a P.E. class without me in it. I Frank Doll will to Moon Knight many more adventures with his sidekicks, E.B. all my Atari cartridges, and to J.M., D.B., and K.D. something to do at noon. I Jory Dozvnen will to J.H. and C.S. another 156 Senior Wills - - E, the senior :lass El mi Ebhbnl. Fl E, being in sound bequeath the fnlluuiing as nur laf banana party to T.F., J.A., L.M., B.P., V.K., M.C., and A.W. lots of crazy times, and to J.M.F. lots of love and happiness. I Kammy Downs will Ginny another New Years, Terri and Mary rhum rhost rhid , Tracy some fine Mexican cuisine, Tammy another Jason. I Sandy England will Tony another fast trip to Brazil, and a melted sundae, Sherry the ability to stay out of trouble, and another summer. Peggy another cycle trip in the rain, another night English class in the country. I Ginny English will Alfred Morgan to me and no one else, Calista happiness always, Kam another ski trip in the Lincoln, Mary rhone rhoe and Mike, Tammy a fourth party in the family, Trace a box of grits, and J.S. my good thoughts. v I Rhonda English will Q my summer gang another 1981 Clark County Fair, to Pam another T.P. waterfight, and to P.M. another Hi PAM 2. I John Fields will J.L.D. all my love. T.J., M.S., A.M. and the crew more weekend parties and next years football team the razor I never used. I Vic Fitzjarrald will Frank and Bob more fun times and movies with The Moon Knight to Becky my car, to all IGA workers a month Hthout C.R., and to Todd, Wilma and ADDA ae. I Richard Fry will all my knowledge and abilities to anyone who needs them more. I Kenny Grooms fSkinnyD will Fatty P.C., M.C. one Dairy Queen cup, filled with pure mountain water and B.P. all my love forever. I Tracy Gwyn will R.B. one more stop at the Terre Haute Sunoco. A Halloween night spent at H.M. when we are 75 and all the memories of the good times we have had in high school to L.B. all the fun times she missed while she was gone, but memories of the wonderful times we all had when she was here. To L.W. 10 free ses- sions at Gloria Marshall. I Brenda Hiatt will Trip Black El Caminos and Speed Limit of 85. Bonnie, Good Luck forever, Reggie, more driving and drinking lessons. Joe, lots of happiness, Gina the boring town of Marshall after I2 p.m. I Cris Hightshoe will R.B. some PS, a floor board, and D.S.'s hand, D.A. some S. and J.P., D.J., L.B., and B.M. a moon on Clarksville road, Deno some S.G. and the Bot good times, and Gila a cobey, Double Dub, and another Wango Summer, like 81! I Kelly Hoffman .will all my love to G.S. and P.O. all the good times at Marshall High. I Jim Hurst will a Miller a dollar. K. pair of crutches and cool Steve a sunglasses. I John Hollenbeck will J.F. and J.D. another trip to the park. M.S. the seven man sled the Sned a pair of Football team another trip to Terre Haute, C.S. all my love. , I Bob Hunt will to T.W. the ability to make it to school and to T.K. the ability to drive slower. I Joanna Jensen will J.S. a position at N.A.S.A. and another double-mint excersion, B.S. another boss and a corvette, M.S. my clarinet and fun times at M.H.S. I Michele Johnson will K.M. another horse ride, T.P. the ability to not get nervous, J.R. a hayride in the driveway, and L.J. my love. I Terri Johnson will the Gang fHeidi, Randi, Buffy, Nancy, Jodie, Cheryl, Elmer, Delmer, Leroy, and Harryl one more night at the Ford parking lot, one more camp-out at Walnut Prairie, and all the happiness in the world, also Gretta and her Dad a lifetime at TRW. I Troy Johnson will me to Cindy, Mark Strohm a Reagan Supporter and something to put in it. I Rajenia Kennedy will D.M. another ride in a black El Camino, B.H. a Saturday night sister, T.P. the ability to get no more speeding tickets, and Wanda another bottle to hide. I Betsy Ketner will Brad Newton all my love, J.R., T.D., B.N., and myself another wild sum- mer, and all my friends many more trips to 4- giilei and M.K., my brother, many swats on the ea . I Ginny Kile will T.J. another night at Denny's, the gang 1 more camp-out, the foot- ball field a lifetime supply of reflecters and Sunflowers, and to Cheryl a decent wedding ring. I Todd Kirby will all the gang another trip to Godfather's Pizza, J.P. another 6 pack, J.B. a new car, M.R. another night like the one at T.S.'s party, and my ability to crash to anyone who wants it. I Noni Kousoumpas will Ginny, Mary and Molly another night in the Mustang, Mary another 4:30 cruise through town, to Bill and Brandi my future and all my love. I Tom Kuykendall will all the underclassmen all the trouble they can handle. I Barry Leitch will J .J . another wasted motor- cycle ride, Der a pre-game warm-up, Mrs. T 8 bigger pair of shoes, and Deb all my love. Good job Der. I Scott Lindley will M.S. and M.H. a rumble at EH., and Skoal Brothers a packed car on no0Il ours. I Teresa Lindsay will to Wanda a cartwheel ln Casey, Heidi a blue reflector, Randi a toad and the Oscar Mayer Bologna song, and all IHY love to Harry. 1 Tom Low will J.B., T.R., ss., A.M., DS- a few quick trips to football games and over the tracks in Old Blue, and to the school a mirror on the Ag shop. I Julie . night th Hallowec ability tc I Brenda red nighi an endles I Katrin: another I M.J. and much fur I Allen A more fisl inch, and I Sue Mc to B.B. ag P.W. all t I Allan I who willt I Peggy ll lot more Q death, an another o I Deanna turn on tl Rajenia o have any deceased, and you v- seniors gc I Tracy lk C.H. and for the b Mexicans I Marian piness, succes all the I Tam to All right 1 from the I Terri ping s I Debbie Jodie, Cheryl May I greatr I Tina happii R.K., A.M. a I Jim surance and the I Mark more I friends vw:-grf--,.,.. JK q N. . 5.7. ,. N- A.- ---- L . , , I A A hu' X -H ?f'p-,-1?Y- I I I -...-iQ... -. .... -- - J -1 p -ligne . ' .'.'. .. . .. , Q, i '- . SS LIP 'e Haute, 0 make it to drive sition at excersion, M.S. my mer horse tus, J .R. a .ove. li, Randi, , Delmer, the Ford t Walnut Sorldg also ly, Mark iething to r ride in a ght sister, speeding hide. l my love, wild sum- :rips to 4- ats on the night at the foot- cters and wedding ier trip to ck, J.B. a ae one at to anyone rllary and ng, Mary n Bill and lrclassmen -ed motor- Mrs. T a -ove. Good rumble at or on noon twheel in I toad and ll my love ., D.S. a Q over the l a mirror -fc. n marshall High nd mind and l:n:n:Il.,l'?l du harahq last will and testament tu our schuul. IJulie Macke will Mike my love. Brenda a night that was forever clear, Darla another Halloween night to remember, and Leigh my ability to get into trouble. IBrenda Mars will John my love. Julie a clear red night, Dog a nice view for J .B., and Darla an endless supply of munchies. IKatrina Maskell will Darren all my love. T.P. another Bottom Half window at Lincoln Trail. M.J. and L.J. a happy life together, and J .K. as much fun as I had at M.H.S. I Allen McDaniel will me to Diana, Orca some more fishing trips and I.S.U. games, K.G. an inch, and J .F. a trip to Casey. I Sue McGee will the identity of the Phantom to B.B. and J.D., a woo-woo to all Na's, and P.W. all the advice she can stand. I Allan Meehling will Old Green to anyone who will take it. I Peggy Mitchell will all my love to Jim and a lot more Friday nights. To Lisa W. the kiss of death, and to everyone in my first hour class another one like it. I Deanna Morecraft will Brenda the ability to turn on the lights and to take the corner at 90, Rajenia do you need an aspirin and we don't have any beer, Debbie the ability to spell deceased, Mr. Moreland good luck at M.H.S. and you were my favorite teacher. I wish all the seniors good luck. I Tracy Morton will L.F. good luck with James. C.H. and R.P. and a B.B., G.E. a box of grits for the basement, and Kam a visit from the Mexicans. I Mariann Murphy will J.C. a night of hap- piness, L.W. 24 hours to talk, all my friends a successful life, and to my nieces and nephews all the fun times at M.H.S. I Tammy Murphy will my life to Brad, Ginny to Alfred and the ability to show up at the right times. Kammy to Gary and to stay away from the curbs in my car. I.Terri Patterson will T.M. to me, J.F. a shop- plng spree, C.M. a curling iron with a mist and M.R. some candy cornies. I Debbie Pearison will Buffy, Nancy, Barb, Jodie, Wanda, Randi, Elmer, Delmer, Leroy, Cheryl and Harry another game of Mother May I, Red Light Green Light, and many more great memories, also J .B. my love. I Tina Piety will Brad to me, M.J. and L.J. happiness, K.M. another time at Palestine, R.K., D.M., B.H. to leave Mary alone, and A.M. and T.H. good times at M.H.S. I Jim Pine will T.K. a girl, J.B. some in- Surance, M.R. another party at Lincoln Trail, and the gang lots of happiness in the future. lMark Ralston will to T.K., J.B., and J.P. one more Big Mac run, and to the rest of my Cit friends one more night at Walnut. I Jonnie Ramsey will B.K. B.N ' home, life in Dallas, trunk fide, a s?tii,cTlI1Eiiilril Heavynidal, R.B. in Pc., K.M., K.w. a buzz, AD. happiness, Jeff and Russell a shot at the: pro s. M.K. a Dr. Dred flyswatter, Ted my love Many bats, 3 farm, a well-equipped Harley shop. I Jan Reik will L.O. another Friday night f-ball 8811103 M.C. more notebooks to throw away, T.W. another trip to the park , G.T, and R,S, more classes with Ama, and John S., Tim W., Tony C., and Mitzie C. another trip to Paris, and Peggy to J lm. I Molly Remlinger will S.S. and C.M. a lot of fun in High School, K.D., G.S., L.R., S.M., T.P., T.M., and all my love to Paul. I Tracy Rhoads will J.B., S.S., and Dog, 6 or 9 for sale signs, J .B. another Charlie Daniels concert, S. . the girl of his dreams, B.M. some more talks, and John my love. I Mike Robinson will my brother all the girls they can handle and all the trouble they can get into and all the beer they can drink. I Jeff Reynolds will Mr. T striker rules and a school of nun's. I Darin Schaefer will B.L. another Pre-game warm-up and J.C. all my love. Good job Ben I Mary Schroeger will Ginny a rhoe rhat ron't ret rost. Kammy another Christmas party at Travel-mart. Noni all the happiness she deserves and Dashiell more nights spent at Run's and less spent in the ditch. I Mike Sherrill will A.M. another fishing trip in J.F.'s car, J.F. another trip to Casey, and K.G. an inch. I David Shotts will J.B., S.S., T.L., more good times and fast trips to T.H., and to T.L. another Ol Blue and R.R. tracks, and to my brother all the fun times I had in High School. I Greg Shotts will the ag class more trips and no more honary members. The future M.H.S. Lions football teams winning seasons, Tom Low speeding tickets at noon hour. I Jennifer Shotts will D.G. the BIG P, C.W., F.W., and D.K. another card game, and me to Don. I Denise Shumaker will K.L. a Track team and M.C. all my love. I Tim Shumaker will Skeetey, BuCk, Space and Swuat a wild night in the Beef Barn and a life sentence to school. d J J ' S' will B.H., J.S., an . - my blgoblziileto nover. I also will C.W. the strength to get through her Senior year 111 M.H.S. , . . ' .H.S., I 'hu Smith will CL greallgmesotalieliillrip to h , .an izliiiflliofifoifili d?dJrlJdi16i1stSStofer'S, agdsall six g00d times she can handle, J.J.J. a . - P tion at NASA, and B-S' happmess' I Shan Smith will J .S. all the good times I had in high SCI1001, Dizzy another Chu l' D ' 1 Concert, T.R. and lots of gogdllaucklindiid anybody else anything you can get out of this place. I Chris Stepp will J.C. and J.F. ' ' pool, C.L. and G.D. fun in J.B. witzlicigiiiitlrzillglmilxig J.S. and V.G.S.s, and John some ton s g . I Ben Taylor will Eric and Chad fun times in high school. I Sandy Walker will to Rob an extra set of keys and a few more years of cheerleading, and to Twink an exterminated pillow at camp, and to Cheryl another wild night at Decatur, and to my two big brothers the sign by the mailbox back, and to Chris all my love. I Lori Jordan Wallace will Bobby Wallace all my love forever. I Cindee Washburn will J.S. and me a chance to win at NUHS against D.K. and F.S. and all my love to Fred and Brandy. I Lori Washburn will to T.S. many more cruises through tovsm, another trip to Florida, an exciting trip to Hatchet Mans, and a box of green M8tM's, M.M. another Chinese fire drill, R.B. the ability to lock her keys in her car, and to T.S., M.M., and R.B. more good times together. I Chris Wallace will T.C. a new chair, U.S. a dur date, and the next freshman, some mean Sr. M.M. some good moods. I Jeff Wellum will the ability to walk up tovim to S.W. and D.W. Physics and Chemistry in the same year to anyone who likes Mrs. Brandt, and my 69 Charger to whomever will take it. I Terrie Wernz will myself to R.J., J.R. a night with B.M. and M.D., B.K., J.S. and J.F. another Spanish field trip, K.B. wild and crazy times, J.S., L.W. and L.O. the best of breck, Lami H. too bad. I David Wilguess will my sanity to the Sim- mental family, and my insanity to the Dukes of Darwin. I Pamela Williams will J.W. payment on his bet, M.W. and S.H. best of luck at M.H.S. without my expert guidance, and Big T. to S.W., D.W., R.B. and J.C. I Scott Winschief will Big D. any ability, my brother Kevin my abilities, myself to K.W. and thank Kirk D. for Garden City. I Rex Wood will Prixie my ability to charge a fair price for pictures, to Spence telephone Pole Insurance, to foreman, Tanner, and Barney my ability to stay at 97 and to R the K, a new Earth Station and Job. And to the big Shu and Skinney, all the Brazil girls they Want and to A.T.in Springfield all the happiness She can handle. Senior Wills 157 index Adams Brod 59 85, 134 Adams Randy 118 Altmeyer David 134 Anacker, Mott126 Anderson, Susan 115 Arney, Arthur Auten Boggs Jon 40, 45, 112, 134 Jerry 4, 22, 153 Dorlo 4, 102, 109, 153 Athey, , COrI 134, 136 ,Kim 40,75,101,109, 126 Barkley, Corhy 4, 34 Borkley, Tammy 42, 118 Bornhort, Tomi 40, 42, 78, 101, 134 Bartram, Malcolm 40, 42, 59, 114, 134, Batson, Chris 78, 79, 85, 101, 134 Botson, Cuttls11O, 118 Bays, Judith 134 Beord, Brent 54, 59, 61, 106, 126 Beord, Tommy 102, 109, 118 Beldlng, Kirsten 4, 153 Beldlng, Mott 40, 112, 134 ,William 54, 95, 97 08 Beleslln Bender Bennet Bennet Berner, Eric 4 104 . Joseph 40, 41, 42, 103, 111, 134 .Rochel 2, 4, 40, 42, 87, 98,1 Erich 4, 46, 153 Berry, Robert 126 Blerboum, Dole 4, 153 Bishop, Becky 42 Bishop, Denno 42, 101, 135 Bishop, Randy 118 Block, AIlce102, 110, 118 Blolr, Kerty118 Blolr, Vlrglnlo118 Blankenship, Rondy 126 Bohn, Gene 94 Bonesteel, Gary 4, 153 Bonesteel, Kothy 102, 109, 118 Booth, Scott 5, 54, 58, 65, 153 Boyer, Allen 82 Boyer, John 5,23,104,150,153 ,110,153 Boyer, Robin 2, 5, 21, 32, 34, 47, 67, 68, 98, 102, 105, 108, 109, 113, 153 Boyer, Scott 54, 59, 110, 126, 127 Bradley, Pamelo 101, 135 Brandt, Everett 40, 42, 110, 126 Brandt, Moe 85 Brinkerhoff, Leso 64, 70, 78, 79, 126 Brooks, Penny 101, 103, 109, 126 Brooks, Sheryl 101, 109, 126 Brown, Jamie 5, 104, 153 Bruce, Quenby 38, 39, 114, 127, 150 Bruner, Joe 5, 26, 47, 60, 98, 106, 108, 110, 153 Bruner, Tim 40,41,54,59,61,110,127 Bubeck, Steve 93, 101, 127 Budd, Liso 101, 127 Burress, Lyndo 88,102,112,118 Burton, Yvonne 72, 78, 79, 110, 127 Calhoun, Richard 27, 28, 59, 113, 134, 135 Conny Mike 115 Cantrell Derek 3252, 53, 65, 103, 110, 113, 118, 119 Corgol Jim5 21 110,153 Chrisrenberry Donno5 153 Clork Chalmer42 119 Cloypool Jeff 54 Cloypool Melissa 135 Cloypool Michele40 44 90 101 109 110 127 Cline Jeon1e5 26 29 40 64 70 73 78 110 150 153 Clause Melinda 127 Cole EIlen83 Colemon Charlotte83 Collier Tracey 26 40 45 91 101 109 110 112 127 COt'tf16lly Dwighr96 106 Cook Carhy30 102 109 119 Cooper PouIa119 Crawford Deanna 38 119 150 Cummins Donny 59 134 135 Commns Ken54 110 113 127 Cushman Mtg 91 109 112 152 no Dolly, JacquelIne101, 135 Doshlell, Mlke 5, 104 Dovldson, Kirk 3, 6, 34, 108, 110, 111, 139, 153 Dovldson, Suzonne 32, 67, 68, 69, 104, 108, 119, 120 DeFeo, Russell 54, 110, 127, 131 Daniels, Eddy 59, 135 Davidson, Jean 83 Deming, Henry 47, 34, 82 DePasse, Tom 6, 22, 52, 60, 62, 65, 153 Dixon, Tim 40, 41, 42, 65, 98, 127 Doll, Frank 3, 6, 20, 34, 47, 84, 108, 110, 111, 153 Donhom, Patricia 102, 109, 119 Donnelly, Shown 6, 54, 57, 58, 95, 153 Douglas, Edna 83 Douglas, Ginger 40, 41, 42, 67, 68, 103, 108, 110, 111, 113, 119 Dowden, Amy 70, 72, 73, 119 Dowden, Julie 70, 72, 92, 97, 101, 107, 109, 110, 127 Downen, Jory 6, 40, 44, 67, 102, 109, 110, 153 Downs, Kommy 6, 22, 26, 153 Downs, Rodney 27, 110, 119 Droke, Moribeth 3, 38, 40, 44, 97, 98, 103, 106, 111, 114, 119 Dunscomb, Mary Alice 67, 68, 78, 113, 119 Eirhart, Dane 30, 32, 97, 119 Elliott, Yvonne 101, 127 Emanus, Byron 54,150 England, Sandy 6, 153 Engle, Joy 54,89 English, Bobby 40, 135 English, Rhodo 40, 103, 119 English, Rhonda 6,40,102,110,153 English, Virginia 6,102,109,143,153 Enkoff Dovid 3, 84 Evans Beth 40,42,101,135 Evitt Suscm 27,40,42,109,119 Evolo, Garnett 90 Fosh, John 100, 127 Ferris Jill 86, 127 Ferris Robin 135 Fields John 6, 35, 54, 56, 57, 110, 113, 153 Fields Tracy 88 103, 135 Fitzjorrald Cristie 22 91 109 111 F tzgonald Rebecca 40 41 112 135 E Flrzjorrold, Victor 7, 23, 98, 110, 112, 114, 140, 153 Flowers, Dovld 32, 40, 41, 47, 54, 60, 61, 98, 119, 139 Ford, Eorlene 86, 113 Forsythe, Ben 7, 49, 104, 109 Forsythe, Don 127 Fry, Richard 7, 97, 153 Fulford, Jeff 7, 67, 68, 98, 109, 113,114,153 Goleener, Debbie 36, 37, 40, 44, 101, 102, 106, 109, 110, 112, 119 Gonn, Billy 97, 119 Gord, Doris Kay 48, 91, 108, 109 Gordner, Emmo 46, 85 Gorner, Mike 135 Grieve, Shonnon 135 Griffith, Kathleen 42, 135 Grindle, Agnes 107, 127 Grindle, Hermon 27, 30, 47, 54, 97, 98, 110,119, 139 Groeber, Vickie 40, 42, 98, 110, 118, 119 Grooms, Ken 7, 21, 22, 28, 54, 56, 65,97,148,153 Grooms, Mike 61, 65, 127 Gustofson, R. D. 82 Gwyn, Jomes 42, 49, 92, 113 Gwyn, Sarah 40, 42, 127 Gwyn, Trocy 2, 7, 21, 40, 42, 49, 98, 110,146,153 Holloron, Mike 54, 89, 97, 110, 119, 121, 139 Homilton, Cindy 135 Homilton, John 48, 97, 127 119 Hordy, Cindy 67, 68, 102, 106,109,110,112. Hosten, John 54, 89 Hows, Mindy 36, 37, 46, 69, 90, 103, 110, 113,114 126, 127 Hoyden, Pam 135 Hoyes, Greg 7, 42, 108, 110, 153 Hoyes, Mike 60, 61, 119, 139 Heine, Rex 91, 104 Hermonson, Sharon 92 Herrington, Tomor101, 135 Hewitt, Gary 30, 119 Hewitt, Shelio101, 127 Hiott, Brenda 7, 20, 104, 132 Hi inbotham, Scott 59, 1 Htggrshoe, Cris 7, 22, 34, 64, 96, 102, 110,153 Hotfmon, Kelly 7, 102,153 Hollenbeck, John 8, 35, 54, 56,97,110,153 Hollings Hollings Hollings Hoopini Hornbrc Horsley Huey, L Hunt, Ri Hurst, Jli Inmon, Jayne, Jeon, Jli Jensen. Johnsor Johnsor 153 Johnsor 110, 1 Jones, E Jones, J Jones, 1 Jones, 1 Konnm Kemp, Kempe Kendoll Kennec Kennec Kesler, Kessler, Ketner, Ketner, Ketner, Ketner, Kidd, Rl Klger, N Klle, Vlr King, Ki Klnsel, I Kirby, T Klrchne Kirk, Dc .eww A 2 3,273 140, 153 98, 119, 33 2, 106, I0, 119, , 148, 153 146, 153 9 2, 119 113, 114, 153 53 Hollingsworth, Dennis 8, 100, 102, 153 Hollingsworth, Ken 100, 120 Hollingsworth, Sandy 120 Hoopingarner, Rod 23, 90 Hornbrook, Nancy 111, 114, 135 Horsley, Tammy 101, 103, 109, 110, 126, 127 Huey, Liso 27, 40, 41, 98, 107, 120, 144 Hunt, Robert8, 153 Hurst, Jim 8, 104 Inman, Frank 127 Jayne, Richard 127 Jean, Jim 65 Jensen, Joanna 8, 46, 104, 108 Johnson, Michelle 8, 147 Johnson, Terri 8, 21, 98, 102, 106, 109, 142, 146, 153 Johnson, Troy 3, 8, 20, 28, 35, 54, 55, 60, 62, 65, 110, 153 Jones, Debbie 29, 127 Jones, Jeff 54, 65, 120, 140 Jones, Tom 139 Jones, Trovls 40, 42, 54, 63, 115, 110, 128 Kannmacher, John 54, 120, 139 Kemp, Ruth 83 Kemper, John 128 Kendall, Llsa 86 Kennedy, Rajenia 8, 106, 143, 150, 153 Kennedy, Rene 86, 135 Kesler, Don 154 Kessler, Milicent 78, 135 Ketner, Betsy 8, 40, 45, 109, 112, 139, 153 Ketner, Dan 120, 139 Ketner, Marty 139 Ketner, Mlke128, 139 Kidd, Richard 103, 135 Kiger, Veronica 40, 44, 112, 135 Klle, Virginia 9, 40, 41, 98, 102, 106, 109, 110, 153 King, Karla 25, 96, 102, 106, 120 Klnsel, Ray 9, 104 Kirby, Todd 9, 31, 94, 104, 153 Kirchner, Kris 101, 107, 109, 110, 114, 128 Kirk, Don 54, 59, 128 Kmucha, Chris 112, 135 Kmucha, Teresa101, 107, 110, 114, 128 Knowles, Jim 100, 120, 144 Kuhn, Todd 54, 59 Kuykendall, Tam 9, 97, 100, 153 Lacy, Kimberly 42, 135 Lamb, Sandy 52, 53 Langston, Tim 136 Ledermann, Ja 136 Y Leqtgg, Barry 9, 20, 28, 29, 35, 54, 55, 57, 58, 97, Lemoy, Lori 42, 136 Lemoy, Sarah 40, 101, 128 Lemelux, Peggy 40, 42, 75, 101, 112, 128, 154 Ligget, Dale 136 Llndley, Larl103, 111, 136 Llndley, Scott 9, 31, 87, 153 Llndley, Stanley 97, 138 Lindsay, Jlm 40, 41, 42, 115, 136 Lindsay, Teresa 9, 34, 40, 41, 42, 102, 108, 109, 110, 153 Livingston, B. J. 27, 32, 40, 42, 54, 60, 92, 98, 103, 110, 113, 120, 139, 160 Livvix, Cheryl 40, 42, 106, 110, 128 Low, Tom 9, 40, 41, 100 Lueken, Rebecca 40, 42, 75, 103, 106, 109, 110, 111, 126, 128, 130 Lycan, Carla 36, 37, 72, 101, 114, 128 McCoy, Kathy 96, 109, 112, 120 McDaniel, Allan 9, 35, 54, 58, 97, 153 McGee, Susan 3, 10, 21, 23, 34, 47, 98, 99, 107, 108, 111, 153 McKee, Tina 136 McManus, Gary 40, 100, 136 McManus, Ed 89, 110 McNary, Kathleen 88, 103 McQueen, Lisa 78, 79, 101, 111, 112, 136 McQueen, Tom 92 Macke, Brian 2, 40, 61, 100, 110, 128, 141 Macke,Julle10, 153 Macke, Leigh 40, 42, 45, 93, 101, 136 Macke, Loren 52, 128 W vi Macke, Sandy 40, 101, 136 Malon ey,kQmieen1o, 1oe 1oe 15:5 Moloney, Leann 37, 38, 39, 42, 103, 114 126 Manhart, Tammy 78, 79, 90, 101, 136 I Manhart, Suzanne 101, 110, 112, 128 Marlowe, Brenda 88, 112 Mars, Brenda 10, 20, 64, 70, 71' 73 74 75 7 78,79,153 ' ' ' 6' Martin, Martin Amy 40, 42, 78, 79, 88, 136 Diana 30, 40, 102, 110, 120 Martin, Larry 110, 120 Martin, Mlhn 10 Maskell, Katrina 10 Mason, Bradley 104, 136 Mason, Brian 10, 153 Maurer, Pam 120 Maurer, Roy120 Meehllng, Allan 10, 34, 97, 108 Mllbourn, Dennls128 Miller, Andy 90, 128 Mlller, CurtIs100, 120, 139 Miller, Ed 89, 107, 136 Mlller, Gary 82 Miller, Jlm 10, 100, 108, 153 Mlller, Kim 48, 101, 109, 128, 131 Mitchell, Peggy 10, 87, 102, 109, 153 Montgomery, Jeff 97 Morecraft, Deanna 11, 31, 99, 102, 104, 113, 153 Morecroft Morecraft, Kevin 97, 120 Morecroft, Shawn 59 Moreland, Terry 94, 100, 140 Morgan, Connie 42, 69, 109, 128 Morgan, Ronnie 128 Morgan, Vlrginla 83 Morrls, Robert 22, 84 Morton, Tracy 11, 20, 26, 31, 32, 102, 105, 109, 153 Murphy, Carla 136 Murphy, Jlm 115 Murphy, Kathryn 40, 42, 78, 79, 98, 102, 110, 112 120 Murphy, Mariann 11, 20, 70, 71, 74, 75, 76, 110, 153, 159 Murphy, Mark 40, 41, 59, 136 Murphy, Matthew 40, 100, 136 Murphy, Michelle 31, 37, 40, 45, 97, 101, 102, 109 110, 114, 120 Murphy, Shawn 40, 42, 72, 136 Murphy, Murphy, Murphy, Murphy Tammy11, 153 Todd 32, 97, 108, 120 Tom 82 Vickie 32, 40, 78, 107, 109, 110, 118, 159 Nave, Lee Ann 40, 42, 78, 79, 89, 111, 136 Neibarger, Ron 136 Neibaurer, Brent 54, 59, 128 Neibaurer, Mike 153 Nichols, Jim 120 Orndorff, Lynetta 42, 102, 122 Orndorff, Pauletta 122 O'Rourke, Christopher 100, 136, 138 O'Rourke, Jennie 90 O'Rourke Matt 100, 120 Overstreet, Larry 128 Pancake, Beth 45, 112, 134, 136 Parker, Lolita 93, 101, 102 Patterson, Teri 11, 42, 102, 131, 153 Pearison, Debbie 11, 23, 40, 98, 102, 106, 109, 110 153 Pearison, Donna 83 Pearson, Lynne 40, 102, 109, 120 Pelium, Rod 54,61,89,97,110,120 Peterson, Donald 40, 41, 42, 54. 136 Phillips, Eric 128 Piety, Tina11, 104, 150 Pine, Jim 11, 104 Poormon, Reba 83 Powers, Donald 136, 138 Quirke, Michael 136 Quirke, Patric120 Ralston, Mark 11, 104, 153 Romey, Mike 11, 89 Ramsey, Jonnie12, 110, 148, 153 Rector, Rodney 84 Rector, Sally 91, 109 Reik,Jan12,102,153 ,Jenny 40, 42, 70, 72, 75, 101, 110, 128 ..,.1, 1,4 I . u I 'C' 6 Rerflinge' Kirv 70 78 86 92 101 110 128 Rerplinger MOIly12 34 102 109 153 Renner John 128 Reynolds Jetf 12 140 153 Rhoods 0ill1UfJ 110 120 Rhoods Lori40 44 112 137 150 Rhoods Mike 100 137 138 Rhoods Toni72 75 90 103, 110 Rhoods Trocy 12 21 23 64 70 71 78,79 110 153 Rhoodes Scort137 Rich Rondolph 82 Richordson Connie 83 Rrchordson Tim 12 148 Richey Dill87 100 Richey Clorence 97 110 120 Ridgwoy Leso 26, 27 127 134, 137 Riggs MichoeI137 Riggs Terry 12, 20, 153 Roberts Kim 121 Robertson Rhondo109, 112, 137 Robinson, Donette 101 Robinson, Mike 12, 34, 97, 100, 153 Romine Dee 75, 89 Roshel, Steve 112, 137 Rukes, Culen 115 Ryon, Cotherine112, 137 Ryon, Elizobeth 75, 112, 137 Ryon, Kim102, 109, 121 Sonders, Lesio 101 Sondets, Poul 38, 39 Sonders, Phillip 95, 153 Sondretto,Gory137 Soppington, Dovid112, 137 1 Schoefer,Dorin12,21, 28, 29, 32, 35, 40, 54 57, 60, 62, 64, 110, 153 Schlieckou, Dennis 54, 97, 100, 121 Schmidt, Mike 158 Schroeger, Cecelio 42, 101 Schroeger, Genevieve 42, 102, 109, 121 Schtoeger, Mory 12, 153 Schwob, Mory 112, 137 Schwortz, Borboro 101, 109, 110, 112 Shoftner, Violet 93, 101, 102 Showver, Sue 37, 87, 114 Sherrill, Mike 12, 29, 54, 55, 56, 57, 110, 153 Sherrill, Scott 28, 59, 88, 103, 136, 137 Shetler, Eorlleno 78, 137 Shorts, Amy 101, 137 Shorts, Dovid 13, 35, 104, 153 Shorts, Greg 13, 54, 58, 97, 100, 110, 153 Shorts, Jenniter13, 35, 40, 45, 49 Shuck, Jim 52 , 55, Shumoker, Denise 13, 70, 71, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 153 Shumoker, Ed 54 Shumoket, Tim 13, 104,153 Shumoker, Yvlftte 78 Simmons, Jocquolwynn 101, 109 Simpson, Bonnie13, 33, 34, 104, 108 Simpson, Shoron 40, 42, 101, 109 Simpson, Volerie 13 Sincloir, Bob 52, 61, 65, 110, 128, 140 Smith, Corrie 101, 109 Smith CheryI42 Smith Deonno13, 109, 153 Smith Jill13 2034110113 153 Smith Jored 59 137 Smith Kim 40 42 101,137 Smith Shon14, 23 26 60, 94, 104, 153 Smitley Helen 83 Smitley Lono 42 101 Snedeker Liso102 103 121 Snedeker Kevln121 Snider Connie 27 40 45, 102, 109, 121 Snider Morionne101 137 Snyder Dovid 52 60 61 65,110,112 Snyder Keith 14 104 Snyder Mork 14 147 153 Spencer Steve 87, 107 Speros Trocy 42 101 137 Soires Molindo40 42 78 137 Stotford Robin101 137 Sro'key D,o'1e137 Stephens Crnod 28 59 65 103 113 114 137 ...'.. , -I r- 1, 1 ' r -ll 'T ff f i Stephens, Delono 89 Stepp, Christine 14, 34, 40, 42, 49, 98, 108, 109, 110, 111, 153 Stepp, Jeonenne 40, 110 Stepp, Sondy121 St, John, Robin 101, 102, 109, 112, 114, 121 St, John, Wondo 101 Stinson, Liso 28, 37, 69, 111, 112, 113, 137 Stover, Shown 121 Strohm, Jeff 54, 60, 61, 65, 87, 113, 126 Strohm, Joe 47, 54, 55, 60, 61, 65, 66, 98, 110, 113, 118, 120, 121 Strohm, Mork 54, 56, 57, 63, 64, 110, 121 Sutton, Jim 14 Sutton, Scott 121 Sweet, Jim 26, 52,103,110,111,113,121 Sweitzer, Angelo 40, 45, 110, 121 Sweitzer, Richord 97, 108, 121, 139 Sweitzer, Tereso 14, 40, 42, 48, 102, 108, 109, 110, 153 Switzer, Brion 137 Switzer, Chuck 110, 121 Toylor, Ben 14, 21, 34, 47, 97, 108, 150, 153 Toylor, Corol 42, 138 Toylor, Jolene 40, 42, 72, 85, 102, 110, 121 Toylor, Tony 59, 137 Terrell, Gino 96, 121 Terrell, Normon 54, 114 Thorp, Chorles 90 Thorp, Troy 59, 138 Thompson, Bob 33, 82, 139 Thompson, Dorren 137, 138 Thompson, Jon 27, 60, 61 Thompson, Kothy109, 110, 130 Thompson, Tim 100, 121 Thornsburg, Morgoret 90, 108 Tingley, Rhondo109 Tucker, Yelondo 72, 101, 109, 110, 112, 130 Tumey, Kelli 130 Vonoven, Julie 97, 101, 130 Vicory, Robert 61, 121 Wolker, Sondy 14, 46, 67, 68, 69, 104, 108, 120 Wolloce, Wolloce, Wolloce, 130 Wolloce, Wolloce, 121 Bob 121 Chris 15, 42, 70, 71, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 153 Diono 36, 37, 68, 69, 110, 111, 112, 113, Lori Ann 15, 102, 153 Stephonle 32, 40, 42, 72, 102, 110, 112, Woller, Angelo 101, 130, 131 .,-'Rf n.i,f'Q Kiel Woller, Debbie 40, 44, 98, 112, 121 Wolsh, Liso 40, 45, 112, 130 Wolters, Kothy 40, 41, 76, 103, 109, 110, 121 Woshburn, Cindee 15 Woshburn, Lori 15, 36, 37, 38, 40, 42, 47, 101, 102 108, 109, 110, 114, 153, 159 Woshburn, Rondy 15, 153 Woshburn, Tim 138 Wough, Storlo15, 153 Wells, Eric 40, 42, 90, 130 Wellum, Jeff 15, 23, 26, 36, 37, 38, 47, 98, 108, 110, 114, 153 Wernz, Jodie 112, 130 Wernz, Terri 15, 36, 37, 110, 112, 114, 153 Wesley, Lori 107, 109, 130 Whitzker, Richord 52, 138 White, Koren 40, 102, 109, 121 Wichmon, Debro15, 23, 107, 112, 153 Wichmon, Missy 37, 38, 39, 42, 48, 107, 114, 130, 150 Wieck, Connie 48, 98, 103, 108, 119 Wieck, Williom 96 Wielond, Cheryl 16, 32, 40, 44, 98, 104, 146 Wilbur, Mike 59, 97, 138 Wilkey, Kevin 52, 130 Wilguess, Dovid16, 20, 37, 97, 98, 139, 153, 155, 159 Willioms, Eric 40, 42 Willioms, Pomelo 3, 16, 23, 34, 38, 40, 41, 42, 98, 108,110,114, 150, 153 Wilson, Don 65, 94 Wilson, Jonothon 59, 65, 97 Wilson, Tommy 40, 42, 44, 107, 109, 112, 115, 130 Wineinger, Scott 97, 130 Winschief, Kevin 54, 59, 97, 130, 131 Winschief, Scott 16, 54, 57, 58, 63, 89, 95, 97 Wiser, Teri 40, 42, 72, 74, 75, 76, 78, 79, 110, 130 Wood, Rex 16, 21, 23, 36, 37, 38, 39, 99, 106, 114. 149, 153, 155, 159 Woodord, Amy 28, 69, 112, 138 Wyrick, Donold138 Wyrick, John 107 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