Marshall High School - Marshallonian Yearbook (Marshall, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 163 of the 1983 volume:

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C,4 1 I I-fjf' xl X L I 1 L, ,J X I rx 'x ,1 fs! 4 'X 1 1 1 f ,j 2fM H - uf' 1 MHS ,mines wp showt e Ready to be forward to me III salesmen word air-rar.: SCUIVITE 535: PIJMIITE Fa r' New fgfofdx fhv Spzrzt Og, 5eS,NjUnN J book mgf GR'xDL xv, X len 'xffuth K 'v . If ' N Uddnfx It x' g N Hef- F5 hh 4' students rv Those masters of the heap The Class of -4 h rrtafenz Sophoz - 1955 7714 Upvnirrg J Vlis studrnts .un su' 1 1 s 4 . ls .ff ggtxntmf , , Svnmrs H Thusv rnlgfl-yy ,Hf ,fg'i,g'V WJ!! CJ. 'M nl fhl mp .vt thr he-.op lun inrs .30 The Lilly., pf ij ,Q JS!!-ugly! .INJHEKIQ ls' Shdk th.-fr lJl1'Hfs bophumurvs 3h RFJJM fn lwxnrru' ug'gw'f...u-:rn-:1 l4N'AlllL: mruard tn the prom: Pres h m 0 n 42 31 qi.-smcn zn tht' s..'1.v.v,7 .'r.arn1ng th.- word ur-raid Clubs 48 Selling candx nwtrng rntvrv'-trng placvs planning partzes 'Y Sports f -I New recnrde Set new nppnnvrvtx tn dvtvat, the spirit of the lmne IG hugh Activities 98 Pep sessions, hramstnrmmg fur Ihr war- boolff marrhlng fnrvxvr thr' prom CRADIQA Tl0N A Facultv 126 AVUSUC knowledge frvvlx gfwn rn all Sflldents at MHS. H A ds 136 U95 WhO has what nm nord . -P ,ly 5 ' -. J -vi I. J' ' il'--1 1 . lu, , U ! .,+ gi 5.52 f, 9, f Z? '- f - . I? lx' f. i' Marwslnallfs Ismlwel ad' I I All lay Gard finds some pizza to his liking. P529 The sum- mer sunset behind the band as they play one of their summer roncerts. P531 Lisa Lllrey, iw:-5 5 r 1 ' Troy Monroe, Sara Stover try one of the many areade games available. F9 i- . ' v an K S e ,, ks i fig' tix m . P john llaslwn and Ilan Wilson r ' J' a- A 1 . 1 V sf! up their lll'fi'risi'iigi1irrst SUIIH' HQPJPJQRLILQVSJ Eff... -4, ,4 1. f, 1' K E ' , g , a,-5. 1424 . , A y ll J i ' .QF V ' , W A M 4 has .5 5 Bm X . L 4+ if E' fx .. . F rain ' ,NY 2 .- at W K F1 .. . . , ju, 11 F' vs 32? me B W rl 'exigg pitiful.. m-mime? l l my Although the school year of- ficially began in August, 1982, many of the MHS students will recall the days just prior to school beginning. Those days are called summer. Students managed to fill each day with a wide variety of ac- tivities. Sailing, fishing, swimming, biking, visiting friends, and yes, even working took the place of the classroom for three months. One of the highlights of summer happens as school is beginning. The fall festival provides an opportuni- ty for students to play games, listen to a band concert, watch a melodrama, sample all types of food, and wind up the summer on a positive note. Whatever activity each student found to be of interest, some of the most memorable experiences can be attributed to the fun of summer. All photos courtesy of Tim Dixon Photography P HP Jffgpf viii M.isterCdfdf Anierimn EXPFES5 ,gy lim Prevo, Lisa Huastick, -ind Qherri Livvis. A Marshall HS has their Own ranch hands to Corral any outlaws. Mike Q u i r k e , Ti m Sweitzer, Chuck Switzer, Don Peterson, and Larry Martin are real horsemen. P The homecom- ing bonfire. Graffiti ... You see it everywhere. On walls, on desks, on doors, on notebooks. Sure, the people who do this graffiti change and so does the subject of the graffiti. One thing never changes. The urge to decorate your notebook or whatever with a little written message for your friends and posterity. Ask you parents who was Kilroy. He was the biggest subject ever for graf- fiti. One thing is for certain. As long as there are schools, there will be students who leave a part of themselves behind in the form of GRAFFITI. The Lion mascot fTracy Fields? leads the student body in a pep session. 5' 5,415-, ff f--. fm ,. Z, f I nf Q N7 x-it-, hx 7 dd W -Q ' ---.X ,S X K . Y ' -1-+L x g K k ..-A- SX -- XR X gxh .K fvglgi fl ,-- S-A If A V V 'Val '.',l .V I V if I f 1 ae 6106 Campus Life . . . what is it? Perhaps the best way is for those students in- volved in the activities of the Campus Life program to express their feelings. I think Campus Life is a really good program for all kids to talk about almost any subject. CL is a great way to meet lots of new peopleg especially when we go to camps or on trips. We also have some serious talk about liv- ing a Christian life. - Tammy Wilson CL is really a fun club where everyone is friendly and you meet lots of new people. When you have a pro- blem you can always find someone willing to help. - Sandy Macke CL is fun. You can act silly if you want and no one minds. Everyone is very friendly. - Malinda Spires I would say that Campus Life is one of the best programs I have ever been involved in. They care! They are willing to help anytime. Iguarantee that if you go to just one meeting you'll be back for the next. Great fun! - Becky Bishop 111 Campus Life director, Mike Canny with some of his admirers, Becky Bishop, Crystal Murphy, and Amy Mmm. nz: Qecky. obviously enjoys what she is listening to. X. 3 ' ' ',rr. if . . 1 lx ' 5 wi I ' S mg! ' . 1 mf! I. , 5 324.1 . t ii W' F3 nu? F1 ' N , X 'NQ,.?f . ' K YY ' ,fs-n A . QM , . ' fl .vii a, . I ix Q 'n s. , 5 D We ' AL '..' .-sv ' HJ, tb 4 Kevin Winschief and Sheri Bucher enjoy the fellowship with each other during CL meetings. Y Frank Titus seems a bit unsure of just what is going on. Y A view of some of the students waiting pa- tiently before the program begins. N 4.-ns 36,4046 me 51.00 f-64776. Zed: I 91 i RU ' ' ' L L91 712' 1 E., dn- S -. 'r1' i I , 11 3 Even before classes begin, students have a routine to which they become accus- tomed. 11 Brent Neibaurer pulls into a parking place on the student lot. Z! Malinda Powell gets her lunch ticket in the cafeteria. 31 Lee Ann Nave studies in the media center. 2 V ' 'on in 4? Scott Murphy lim M.-1 nn. hm and Inu N nhhurn have mme dlsdlwl Mm lilnrn.-al'vurg'w mmm M-tort' . la-urs bf-gm ,N 4 Brian Macke and Suzanne Manhart leave the school bus in anticipation ofa great day at MHS. Y jeff Stepp, Mike Wilbur and jeff Maurer get their admit slips from Mrs. Morgan at the reception desk. Y just waiting around in the cafeteria: Michelle Murphy, Mary Alice Dunscomb, Vicki Murphy, julie Dowden and Peggy Lemeiux. W.!y, J 'P -..J .fi CLASS O ggi., diuuagion in xii 13 1.1--1 1 xx ,- 2 if , Z fj Q ,,.J K, fi. ,il-11 4 1 -,, if +-ff: , .,gjn4 A-J IN A f .J J I If I ZZ 111-3 -rg 7 -- 4.- X ,rift Af'- 'X 3., X5 ii 5 I 4,7 If ,I ,.,-. .-, I ' ..-Lk F' 4, xx - Il X T Xi ' ' iff K A f X N If N K X :Y-' y N Ex I - i ,Q S X I 1 ' X- ' f Randall Eric Adams T S e Barkley u Business Club 2, 41 Home EC' Club 3' 4f Chorus 1' 2' 3' T mm y Sue Beard Beard Volle ball 2' Business Club Z, 3, 42 HOME EC- Club 2, V V ' 3, 45 l,R,O, 4, Secretarial Club 2, 3. Randy Lee Bishop Randy Rebecca Lynn Bishop A l'Bep of Beka Business Club 4, Make Llp Club 2, 3, Music Club 3. Alice Louise Black Alice Baby Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, I.C.L. 2, Campus Life 2, 3, 4. Katherine Ann Bonesteel Kathy Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Drama Club 4. Lynda Carol Burress Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Business Club 4. Derek Garland Cantrell Derek Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Science Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3 C Pres. 31, Class Vice-President 1, 2, 3, Student Council Pres. 4, Annual Staff 4, l.R.O. 4, Leo Club 3, 4. Chalmer joseph Clark CI Annual Staff Photographer, Spanish Club, Home Ec. Club, Chorus Z, 3. Robert jeffrey Cla ypool UCI ll dy Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tra k 1, 2, 3,1 d, A . Home EC. Club 2, 3, 4. C n NS Club 1' 2' Cath y Lynn Cook Sweet penn Home EC- Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Business Club 1, 2. 16 .Y L. VF?-4 N1 Ni 43'-Z' 4- ix ni vb. . Paula l-'lorence Cooper l iankiv' Home llc Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Science Club 4, 54'iXri'ltIrllIlCllJl12, Deanna Fa y Crawford 'I lcv' Scieiiu' Club 2, 3, lournalism 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Drama Club Z, 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 4, Annual Stuff 4, Business Club l, 3, 4, Campus Life 2, 4. Suzanne Marie Davidson Twink Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, l.R.O. 3, 4, fSec. 42, National Honor Society 3, 4 fSec. 41. Patricia Lynn Donham Trish Business Club 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Amy Marie lDowdenl Donnelly Ginger Ioan Douglas lazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Scholastic Team 3, 4, Latin Club 3, l.C.L. 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 fPres. 42, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec. 3, V. Pres. 41: IETS Team 2, 3. William Rodney Downs Rodney Spanish Club 1, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. Maribeth Drake M. B. Science Club 2, 3, 4, lnd. Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, jazz Band 1, 2, Red Guard 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Photography Club 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Tliespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Scholastic Team, Speech. Mary Alice Dunscomb Mar Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Business Club 4, Ind. Arts Club 4 lSec. 49, Student Council 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Annual Staff 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, Drama Club 4, Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2. Roger Dane Eirhart Harold, alias Eart Ind. Arts Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 3. Byron Eman as E-Z Ind. Arts Club 1,Iazz Band 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2. Rhoda jean English Polca Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 3, Business Club 4, 17 S eddy: 7 Maura 72 ew 70 awed af 74064 I Q x Each year the members of the senior class vote for those in their class who would best fill the thirteen categories that they create. ,f WQWW' 12 Most Likely to Succeed jim Sweet Ginger Douglas 22 Best Smile Patricia Donham Mike Halloran 32 Biggest Flirt Debbie Galeener lim Knowles 42 Most Musical B. I. Livingston Ginger Douglas 52 Friendliest Richard Sweitzer Robin St. john 6 J Favorite Teachers Mr. Bob Morris Mrs. Doris K. Gard D ' E 'ff V Susan enice V1 H ,y i 4.01m u5Ll.fE3f4I Greenie or D and D Business Club 2, 3, . P Prom Committee, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Da vid Edward Flowers Owen Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3: Leo Club 2, 3, 4 lTreas. 2, 31, Annual Staff 3, Hi-Y 3, 4 lPres. 41. Debra Lynn Galeener Q Debbie Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CV. Pres. 3, Pres. 41,Spanzsl1 Club 2, 3 lPres. 31, Business Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Marshallette 1, 2, Red Guard 3, 4 lCapt. 3, 41, Iournalisrn 2, 3, Drama Club 3, 4. Ind. Arts Club 3, Library Club 3. Billy Gann IIB I ll Herman john Marlow Grindle Herm Science Club 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Frosti- Soph Basketball Manager Z, Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Leo Club 3, 4. Vicki Lynn Groeber Vic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, lazz Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 4, Horne Ee. Club 4, Science Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2 lTreas. 21. Michael Charles Halloran F.F.A. 3, 4, CSentinal 41, Latin Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, l.R.O. 4 lPres. 41, Science Club 2, 3, Industrial Arts Club 3, Leo Club 3, 4 lPres. 41,1-li-Y 3, 4 lSecretary 41, Student Council 1. Cindy Lou Hardy Spunky Art Club 4, Business Club 3, Scierice Club 2, .3 lilhuis 31, Horne EC. Club l, 2, 3, 4lV. Pres. 41,Spl1H1sl1 Club l, 2, 3, -1,- Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Cl1eerlcuiler.3, 4. Michael Hayes l1HHZEV', LEO Z, 3, 4fTrvi1s.1,liuslwtlnill l, 3, -li 94 ini Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 4. Gary Leroy Hewitt FFA. 4, Kimberly lean lkoberl.-s1 Iliggim, K, lean 'lkruik I, ltuml 1, I ilntnyi IMI, ' H,.,,,,. ,X , KW, I y BM.'vl7II'.'ififllllllfl, l1,l'A ,Il 5, if i+,,., g ly WI, I, I, ,HM . , W 5 . - 1 1 ii, H. fVli'ml1i'rufl'layf'n'.l fl Kenneth Alan llnllings wnrth 20 Lisa Deann Huey Huey Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Band 1 7 4 411 C111114 4711111111 Staff 3, 4. jeffjones john Frederick Kannmacher john Fo11t1111111,2,3,4,'L111111L111111 It 1 L 1111 3 Karla Kay King Kar1y B11s1111'ss C11111 45 11111111 L 11 1 11 1 H11 I.R.O. 4, jim Clyde Knowles Benjamin Iacnh Iiringstnn Dianna ,x18fff'A13ff1'fl 11112211 111' 11111111 1 ,T 1 1111111 11 '-.-,--Af- 1-,-, 1, - 51.11.11L1111?F114,11--11111141111111111 lawrence Dean Alarfin '1.11111-1 11 11 11f'fX' V11 4, Pamela Dawn Nfaurer I 1x.01'11vl I!1'117Tf I1 , 1-1,1417 7 kg-11117 2 Roy .Maurer f4l'1'1'1 V' Kath,vDar1ec'n Mcfm' I1.z x, .4f'.11I1'1fTLg111!' 112 K-1.143-' Z I 3 1lI1'.:1?:..2'.: 4 1111111 Charles Fdward ,Mfhlan us 11 Best Personality Rand Bishop H Mary Alice Dunscorrzb 21 Most Athletic Vicki Murphy Mark Strohm 32 Shyest Wm Wcmm Sandy Sffrr Bob Wallace Q2 31 5 ,asf I' 47 'X I ' in Ni 15 SHA E zz ,wi ?'-v- area-Wk' 5-fi + 3 . . ' ' :II ill ll I . 1 n Iii' 'Z sq -If fx N -1 'R ,.-f4 F T gm ff 5 eg Y JIM ' ' W? If ' TQ' QA 11 Most Energetic Rodney Downs Giner Douglas 22 MostHumorous Lynne Pearson B. I. Livingston 32 Most Attractive Robin St. john Mike Halloran 41 MostSerious Rzdzora' Szreitzer Connze Wiefk H Q, ff' r f '-,V+ 4 SLA Qqyfk I 3' 3- ' we N X 4A Curtis Wade Miller Kathryn Louise Murphy ' c1enceClub2 3 4 Home Ec Clubl Z 3 4'Span1sh Murph S ' , , J . , , 2 I Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: lf1ZZ Bllnd 2, 3, 4- Michelle Annette Murphy Shelley Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4 fTreas. 3, 42, Business Club 3, 4 lSec. 32, Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4 lTreas. 2, Sec. 32, Art Club 2, 4 lPres. 42, Photography Club 2, Annual Staff 4, Flag 1, Marshallettes 3, 4 ICO-Capt. 3, Capt. 42, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3. Todd Allen Murphy Todd Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3, I.R.O. 4, F.P.A. 1, Football 2, Track 1. Vickie Dale Murphy Vick Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 lCapt. 42, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2 lMgr. 32, Science Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Business Club 2, 3, 4, l.R.O. 4, Band 1, 2, 3. Bart Eric Nelson, Lynetta Lou Orndorff Meow Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Business Club 4, Spanish Club 2, Art Club 2. Pauletta Sue Orndorff Mathew Ronald O'Rourke Lynne Ann Pearson Lynard Business Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2 3- Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4. ' ' Rodney Vincent Pellum Fvvfball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2,3 4'T k1 2 3 4. 1 1,2,3,4,ScienceClub3,4,Hi-Y4. me I I I ' nd'ArtSClub William Eugene Rhoades 24 I' Q! CY' -.I -sg Qs 1 Clarence Eugene Richey Clarence PPA. 1, 2, 4 lV. Pres. 415 Science Club 3, 4, Ind. Arts Club 3, 4 CV. Pres. 41, Class Vice President 4. Tim Riggs Kimberly Io Ryan Kim Business Club 2, 3, 4,'Him1c Er. Clulv 1, 2, 3, 4. Robin1aneSt.1ohn Miss I-Iampstern Business Cluli 2, 3, 4 lRcy10rlcr4l,' Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 IV. Pres. 31, l.R.O 4 lSi'c. 43, Home Fc. Clul' 2, 3, 4 l5ec. 3, 42, l'i0f7l4'L'0I71HlKQ Allcmiaril lg l'l077ll'L'0l711HlQ Queen 45 Secretarial Cluli 3, 4. Dennis Christian Schliekau Genevie ve Sch roeger Civil:-u llwim l i . Ululi l, 7, 3 4,l?1is1r1iwwfl'liili3,4,'l1lvmu Cluli 2 Kevin Eric Snedekcr Lisa Lynn Snedekcr Sued Vmllrulinll l, 4, 'llrrirl 3, H111-llll w'3fVllIl' 4,lr1I1riC luli l 3, 4 IOM. 41, ll l 7,4,Si1fm'rC,liili 3, Hiwmr li Cli1l1l,3,4, Drama Cluli 4. Connie hiarie Snider CDH llvwf llc Cluli l, 2, 3,lliis1in's- Vlul' 3, 5, Allllkllllllflll 35 l.R.O. 4. Sandra Fay Stepp Michael Shawn Stover joe Wayne Strohm l'luc'i lm fl'i1i'l l, 2, 4, Riisvliiill l, 2, 3,4,3l4i114l.rll'i1ll l, 2. 3, 4 President of Class Z, 2, 3, 4, Studriil C01i'7fl'il 1, 2, 4, laliii 6. lulvl Sciivici' Clulv 3, Hi-Y 3, 4 lPri r. 41, iiiiuiil Stuff 5, 4 25 1-1-1-naman: Y, 1 ZMEOMWMM flim ly refs. My most exciting high school experience was my freshman year in study hall with Mr. Boyd as the teacher. - Tim Thompson I will always remember the day that Mr. Enkoff called me his wife because I was always complaining. - Alice Black I will always recall my days at MHS because of the football games, the homecoming parades and being a member of the Red Guard flag corps. l enjoyed being a part of the clubs. - Debbie Galeener Art with Mrs. Ford during my sophomore year will always remain in my mind. - Kevin Snedeker A Randy Adams is proud to be a member of the Class of '83, P B. j. Livingston and Ginger Douglas fight off the attacking sousa phone. i Y Dianna Martin gets into a cheer during a pep session. S ,4Q,,,,,,,,6, H Deddce Wada 5 2 .ff-r f NWN Y - 1-, ,-. 7 -1-2-1 - 2: 4 Sir1CeIattameJ' the rank 0' sfvzsuf Iusgun':.111L rwmu Hu freedom I have recc1z'u1'. 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Scott Adam Sutton Weeble Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. james Ray Sweet un Latin Club1 2 3 4fQuastor3 Consul 41'Science Club HI. 1 1 1 I I 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Team 3, 4, Student Council 3, I.C.L. 1, 2, 3, IETS Team 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2. Angela Lee Sweitzer Q Ang Band 1, 2, Iazz Band 1, 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Marshallettes 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, Track 1, 2. Chuck Sweitzer Little Switz Richard Everett S wei tzer F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres. 3, 41, Ind. Arts Club 1, Z, 3, 4 fPres. 2, 3, 41, National Honor Society 3, 4 CV. Pres. 31, Leo Club 2, 3, 4 fSec. 21, I.R.O. 4 lPres. 41. Timothy L. Sweitzer llspaceyll Iolene Ann Taylor Io Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club Z, 3, 4, Business Club 2, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, I.R.O. Club 4, Annual Staff 4. Gina Louise Terrell Giner Business Club 4, Horne Ec. Club 4, I.R.O. 4. Timothy Alan Thompson Robert Lee Vicory Robert Lee Wallace Bob Ind. Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 28 4 Q-- -ff' af 'S' Q?r' . 1 'Y 'S 'sill' Q 1 A 'G - ji gy, :nz-,fly A. 143' 'V f li-151411. J' ' 'WE . '1t.,5g:,gyiy.1f- . fry,-xi' - 1 - Stephanie jane Wallace Stephy Band 1, 2, 3 4 Science Club 3 Home Ec Club 1 7 3 Basketball 1gSpanish Club1 2 3 4 Volleyball 7 3 Bumzefis Club 4 Deborah jean Waller Remarks Home Ec. Club1 Z 3 4 Spam I1CIub1 1 3 4 lPres. 4J,' Science Club 2, 3 Red Guard 3 4 Qnnual Qtaff 3 Lzbraru Club 2. Kathleen Elaine Walters Kathy Band 1, 2, 3 Bu nu s Club 7 3 4 Sturm Llub 7 School Mascot 3g jazz Band 1 7 Lalm Club 1 3 IR O 4 Karen Elaine White K. Lane Band 1, 2, 3 41181111414 C lmru 4 l F Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Buwzcss Club 3 4 Cornelia Marie Wieck Connie Llllllllclllbl 7 3 4 AmzualStnff s Eric Curtis Williams Senior class officers loc Str0l1m,Prcs1der1l Clarence Richey, Vice-Prc Vicki lvlurphu, Secretary Vicki Grocbcr, Treasurer' F f X'-ff-rf,- i- ' Y A-l Q-' L' K H H 'x'f Y A L -. . 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Scott Boyer Everett Brandt ifppifn Rod Hoopingarner Tammy Horsley Debbie jones Travis jones jodi Kemper Sheryl Brooks Quenby Bruce Tim Bruner Lisa Budd Yvonne Burton Michele Claypool Tracey Collier 4' Kenny Cummins 1 f Russell Del-'eo Tim Dixon julie Dowden Yvonne Elliott john Fash Don Forsythe Agnes Grindle Mike Grooms Sarah Gwyn john Hamilton Mindy Haws Shelia Hewitt lf -xi T1 'DZ ., 5 .ff . V ,Z ,mfwgfrg P .f ,am. K ' iw -k Y X V www GN, ,T X X ' 3. I -I 2 1135: f U : -P 4 Q - ' 'J 2 . -ff E K' ' ,. - Q , K 'ffl 31' fi affine K ' f Ze em x aw f X K A ' 2, fs we . L, Todd Kuhn Sandy Lamb Sarah LeMay Peggy Lemieux Cheryl Livvir Becky Lueken Carla Lycan Brian Macke Leann Maloney Suzanne Manharf Denny hiilhourn Andrew Miller Kim Miller Ieni Morefraff Connie Morgan Brent Ncihaurr Larry Ozicrstrerf Eric Phillips David Price Kim Rvmlirigvr Iohn Renner W5-Q ,EN f 'B john Kemper Mike Ketrier Kris Kirchner Don Kirk Teresa Kmucha -I-UV11Rf70J'J5 B111 Riihfy Lggigr:R1CfIi'y D071z'f!c' ROPIV --V.- - CFL L Ain bi 'TUV Barbara Schwartz Bob Shrieve Yvette Shumaker Iackie Simmons Sharon Simpson Lori Wesley Missy Wichman Kevin Wilkey Kevin Williams Tammy Wilson ? ,W . z 2 I ' A as ,V , 11 f airy if , A 2 if L Bob Snnclair . I A I V Carr1eSm1th , f , ,, , Lana Smitley W ,,.,, WJ A I ij ,,oo, X My X 4? 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Practicing their aerosal art are the class officers for the class of 1984 Ieff Strohm, Presidentg Suzanne Manhart, Vice-Presidentg Becky Lueken, Secreturyp Tammy H orsl ey, Treasurer. ..,.........-...- rf ,Wim .ZF 4 X M .--- 'F--Q.-' -will D -'7' -7f.4..- 3' if 'Q 1 f A Y ,L-2 Brad Adams David Altmeyer Ian Arney Carl Auten Tamra Barnhart Pam Hayden Tami Herringlon Smit Hlggllllidlllllllll Naney Ilornhrook Qandi Ki :npr r B ,rf X ,L If f V Y 4 iw I, 3 .w , 1' ififwl M 5 'K ,f Q Q Q I ,, I' Af, A Q 'ff' ' Malcolm Bartram Chris Batson Matt Beldirig joseph Bennet Deena Bishop Tony Boesiger Pam Bradley Richard Calhoun Melissa Claypool Don Cummins jackie Daily Eddie Daniels Bobby English Belh Evans Robin Ferris Trafy Fields Berky Filzjarrald Miki' Garner Shannon Grirru' Kllllllffll tlrlffllll Cindy Hanultun J W A zen' X, W W 'E' -Q 3'4- A1 A B-re' A WA '3 5 A 'L S My ,, I ar. 1 If Q1 'N I , df L ui v b fl' ilk ' AA I fi A '53 '2 -.1 f 1 A Q - l . , 'l -v M 1 4 it .-.mo ' 1 It 1 V 0-N ,, 'K 4 'N P I ' 0 Q75 ,S s . i ab.. 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G 9 , u, L.. i r Mike Quirke Lori Rhoads Mike Rhoads Scott Rhoades Lisa Ridgway Lisa Stinson Brian Swilzrr Tony Taylor 'lroy 'llmrp llarrwn 'I'lmr11p:.ou ,f r 4 t uma ' f- 791, , I 'T' Q44 We , 4 4 6 'Z ., fu 1 Mike Riggs Rhonda Robertson Steve Roshel Beth Ryan Cathy Ryan Lesia Sanders Cary Sandretto David Sappington Mary Schwab Scott Sherrill Earllena Shetler Amy Shotts Lisa Simmers jared Smith Kim Smith A4l1fll1ll!l1'S!lldt'f Tftlfklf Spvmg A'll1lH11flISllll't'5 Rnlnn Sliiffunl l31i1m'.'4linkry lllllil Hl1'l'l14'Hx Wil .Q 'vs -,,- ii 1 , , ,f f. I 4,5 , f,f 37, f , l r ,f yyz Z -, 1? fn T 'Q U . 9 G A W .f 2 u ,.' -J' L I 1 l .Q r I fw 4 . ' Q all , s A -I Q! pa X A A -..N ' v' I 1'-u Wllllrlr 1' 'l rm VVll'flllHlHl Ru Irunl VVlrrI1rka'r Mrlu' Wrllvur 'lll4'HlllI Vvlllllllllfw UNL, lxlnlnlxltlftl Kslllnlll 5 Mk :wym N-.1 rr: k'1u.t'lt'.l.qu thru were tzlvlv to hegm pamtzng by number. Perfecting their new found talent are Jw at NSS uttavrs Clmd Stvplzcns, Presidentg Richie Calhoun, Vice-Presidentg Beth Pancake t .tn XXXL l z'n1NlA T 7 t T' fi ,f 1 f -I ! f Z I ng - ff' ' P. 7 41 L A Q-.. 'W .A A N L . , i ,L. ' . L f -, ,,.- l cf , I 4 , , C 1 Melissa Baggs Lisa Barrihart lohn Bartlett james Batson L if Theresa Bergman 'C Tim Fry Suzann Gallagher jay Gard Brain Gilbert Edna Griffith Francis Blair Lisa Bosstick Terri Bounds Alan Brooks Sherri Bucher Barbara Burnpus jeanne Burkett Michelle Burkybile Brian Burns Randal Burress Tammy Carpenter Troy Clark Troy Collier Michelle Cutright Brian Dailey Tina Dunham Kathleen Downen Lisa Drake Lisa Farrell Anissa Followell Tim Forsythe y, v. jf ,gf , , W. 7 ,qw , ff! f ,,. , ', 4 f-25,2 , ,, ,ff 'U ,i -7 ,Q ff , - , ,, ffm 1 s Z7 C w ff, ff 12 y filf' 'Q , 4 C94 ,f in , ., f fy 1' UW! Q A ef W l of iff?-A f f :.3 ,: f f ffff M j.i, K jf tl an i. i V B i1:rfi, I, I f , 1-. A' f LX P it 5 C X 7 LL.. f iii? .. 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L .Xli'llNnlll1'IItlHl Mary lluftniiiri lull!!! llivlqlqilll lltlldllllt'lillffl7lXfl771 William liieksori Mii'lii'llv loalv Mark johnson Tricia lanes Andy Kendall Chris Lake Tim Leitch Kris Lindley Sherri Livvix Ben Lueken Tim McConchie Steve McGee Melissa Macke Lori Martin Melissa Martin Iami Maurer jeff Maurer ,ppm- 'I nilil I Junn Tina Ilunnllnn Tina llinily llrlu' llaws Ilarrm Hayes Darla Milbourn Ierry Miller Kelly Mitchell Troy Monroe Crystal Murphy Scott Murphy Kile Nave Lisa Osborne Blue Pancake jim Pauley jeff Stepp Tammy Stepp Tim Sfcpp Michael Stom' qllfll Sl over fggik 4 P ' f -2 is 1, Hg ff, e f ' X Tammy Pearce Michelle Pearman Mark Poppe Melinda Powell I im Prevo Betty Prewett Rachelle Randle Darlena Rankins Buffy Reed David Rhodes Gary Richey Iulie Roberts Steve Robinson Angela Schalburg Cartha Schroeger Tammy See Mark Shively Paula Soulliere Stacey Sppmg Scott Spirmer Greg Stepp x . 6 'Q I 4 3 -v- u ' ' 1 fi u Q5 1 ' , 441 -r x v V, AMW' 5 . gs. 7 '1 ev 7 Q-ff 21.4. ,,.f we , f at Tod Wycoff Trying the very rudimentary task of finger painting are freshman class of- ficers, Lisa Bosstick, Presidentg Ben Lueken, Vice- Presidentg Shelly Cutright, Treasurerg Iulie Roberts, Secretary, W' ',,,iLX.iiA1' ,i Lx ,iiixiiil , ,LX.i.i.1i1 fvj, Lxilljilii' 'Agii3fsUi1Hi'V ILW'rgr1L,HiIHz'VN Hrizii Wizrrzcr f3l'y11Qg' lvl15hhUrH lizrmw l'vt1S1If7llVV1 Tmi, W'f15l1i7llV!1 Gem' VVU'1df5 SCU!! WVWICV Mzssz Wilson Kgjjy Wrlglit Smit Wvfftff fx W NZ 'if Q? 1 .... V :ff 1' -r' 1- ' E 5? -wh ,Q -+ .145- , +.i A rpg,--,,..-af LXR in 4 's ,,,,..-4f. -+ gash-L?-N . in -. , .. X Q 4 - W-LL - 3132? , ,Q ,-1 'O- S, .Eff -sg, ,li M- ,.,-,-f-'u 4 , 'X Ay.--- ..-4-L Q... . X fk..---- j - O- ' V, 6 ' O-. 4 Y S ,,1.....--- ,,,,....,.1--- ., + I 9.1-,Q Q.-1.1 2-5 --! ii. 2 if X 1.,,i ? O 5 , W 1 L M .W I , , f i X N 1 Q' I Q 1 K, , VJ, W A T110 ArtClz1hlwg111zrnisnzgnzmmffm'lllwpzmlmwwf11 Nlfzlv rollvr nzaclzinv and n pug mill. Tin' slnlv nvllwr will rmdvlf' mt sfudwzts to frvnfv fmvr works with flmf, Tin' pug will .wrllfl wznblv HIL' art dvpnrtnzmzl to IJIIITIIIIS1' flru mm um! nm fl tllvnzwlzwsfzf11wlzffzllqwvfjC1flfn'r'f1fI1fpmlmllwlg Art Club l7f'AfIfl'VS un' l'nwnIrr1I, Af1l4'lll'Ht' A1ll!,IVl!ll N I41' lJVC9fLjl'lIf, KUUU1 W1Hwl111'fg um! .'Swfn'lufu lnwl-.mf'r Mm, VVU!7L4Jl1H1',TIIVCIIIIPIS Hl7Ull'wUl't'tl Inf Mr, Wumlfml ATammy Carpenter and Mrs. Wumhml wrllw mm ,mum lvqglu students visit an artgallvry in l'h.mnp.zi,gn. 6 Nl- genggfg af X46 26150 'zmcng fllfd N... N..- lg., 1k. -,T Club members demonstrate some good business manners as ofa skit du Each year the Business Club helps prepare nienibers for future work in business related fields. Members benefit from talks by successful business people and a field trip to better acquaint them with modern business procedures, Members learn the useful skill of getting along nnil cooperating with other people. To encourage a growing appreciation of the jam- inn! satisfaction of doing good work, an onlstaniling stnilent of the month and an outstanding student for the uear are chosen, ww., 41' E N YN ,,r x-: 'w.' - -...N-.4-f,.,.. ' I 1, nv. wwf lnlf fn. l'1w.nlw1I lun: lflflvzzrly' Vm'fI'n'9nI1'11I,lieu 1 1 'mm H11lI,1.w limi-yfrrwr llmlfi ffl Mlnmfu lznlwf url M 1 If A Ilulwlflflrll ullz 'L'. n ullzvrg mul lf4'pum'r, Rnbn1SI. fl Ruling 'lflnrrzlfwill1mwm'll1mllgf1 nmivrlals YY4 'fu umm ' Imlrr1lwvjHwnlnllfhw1'l1'. l1H11lillmldn,Nuzlvnlbvrglzlfklv Imufmf lmml, lHHlll1l'lf,' Suzanm' Dazwdswz, Fvbrunryg Vifkz Xl'.'y'm, NILHJ1'lrmrlfkullnf Wprzl. x A A f 'XR 4 'Z Q ,, K f aff , ., 1 X f A ff' - L ff, QQ ,ii f S ir , f Q2 Q fb NWEI .... ' , 1 z 1- ----- . 1 x wk ., , , , i I Y, , X V gg 4 ,Nw x,m.X . WL X ..94E ,:as'4 . Q V zx JR Q '--- - ' M : f PQ s gffigff' 5 1-1 ...EQ ' -. F' A ima.,1':'::fiSSf:xssssss Q 1- 3 W---Sfssfswasszsf325:25 wa : N, vt-w...5 5:3 A 3 4:3 - bi uf- Lg.. X-. XX V 1 X IX - fx x 5 ' 8 . 53 The Marshall chapter of the FFA enjoyed a very triumphant year. The club consistently captured higlz honors in agricultural contests. At the section contest, they placed first in grain judging and second in Parliamentary procedure. Later, in state grain judging competition, they placed a very respectable twentieth out of ninety-three schools. In livestock judging at the Lakeland Invitational, they finished first in beef, seventh in sheep, and tenth in hogs. Overall the group finished fifth out of twenty. The club attended a farm progress show in Indiana, a farm machinery show in Louisville, KY, and the National Pork Convention in St. Louis, MO. , . ... fan- ffl he ??fi' 77Zaee4m 1 MARSHALL H H SCHOOL A. ...yah . Q fl, Gfflin team Clarence Karen White and Brian Burns M -.o Officers of the Future Farmers of Anivrica are Richard Sweffze, President, lim Knowles, assistant, lohn Posh, Treasurer, Roh Neibarger, Reporterg Clarence Ricliey, Vice-Pri's1iter1t,' kim Higgini and Karen White, Secretaries. - xl . L llsl lil- fl- 54 Ii-J xv b ' 'x 5 Ylndustrial Arts club members were led this year by President, Richard Sweitzerp Vice-President, Clarence Richeyg Secretary, Mary Alice Dunscombg and Treasurer, Travis jones. Cl11l1 1111'111l1c1'5 sold 1'11111l11 to 1111111 1111111111511 110211 11111111 ,z10iv61'011' tools 111111 lllffllllllluflll 1111115 for flu' dfllfiflllg 100111. M0111l1U1's ,llllk ll f'11'l1l 11111 111 G1'1'11t Dllllc' Tl'lll'lL'l' Mflllllflllxflflllwlls 111 B1'11:1l, IN z11l11'1'1' flllilf z111'f111'ss1'1l first lllllltl H11' 111'0f1'ss1'111111l 111111l1'1'11l1'111111f Hlllllxlf 111 flu' slwlls llllliklf 11112111 l11111'111'1l 111 class. M11 B1'l1'sl1'11 111117 M11 BUI111 fl'L'l'Ly s111111s111's uf H15 611111. ' aught! ,Maw 700126 The MHS News is in its third year and going stronger tlzan ever. Members of tlze jour- nalism class, instructed by Mr. Dwight Connelly, put tlze paper out. Students do all the work except the ac- tual printing. They write tlze stories, take pictures, and do paste-ups. The MHS News staff also attended a journalisrn workshop at Eastern Il- linois University. They are a inernber of the Eastern Illinois High School Press Association. it t 57 l iw- 14. MW fwlffflf limi-lww wmlmls nn Illf1'l'Z'I4'lU :will MHS l77'IIIlkIj7t1l, Bob ' ' f 1 ' .' ' W ' ' A smllrdmtlzulnglz1w1ld1'r1g. 'mt mwflml Sfl1HllN11jllLfllI'4'frll'IIN'f1'1llIH'1'1H'1'IL'fL'. Vim' IIIHWIIN, lvllllllllklf llm'slv 1f and Pqqgif l.UHllL'll.l', would Vllfllfi' do flrllfflllfzlq lm! gr! Illrn' Sfdlflf U1 Inf 110111111210 IPB ,103 ,, Qi 1 ,ASV a Z ' 4 1 fb T5 . ' . 4 I wr ..,. Nw,w X355 wif ' iq' ' ' .I S, ,gg 6 Z ' , '42 1 ' -N ,swab T35 'ZR Q N' 'N 1 N Q ,Q WF' V f may ' ' , Wg Q ' 4 ff f. The MHS News is produced by the Journalism 'Class of Marshall High School, 806 North Sixth, Marshall, IL 62441 C826-64677 Staff members include Cindy Har- dy, Diana Martin, Tammy Horsley, Maribeth Drake, Dee Crawford, Peggy Lemieux, Barbara Schwartz, Kathy Thompson, Gina Terrell, and Julie Dowden. The instructor is Dwight Connelly. I tl ' Home Economics Club is to lzelp The purpose of lL students assume rolls iii the family and society. Club officers ' W 1 ' -V -Presideiit,Cii1dy Hardyg are: President, Debbie Galeeiier, ue Secretary, Robin St. Iohiig Treasurer, Michelle Murphy. WW Darren Hayes and Ward Clark sample some of the pork dishes available at the pork pig-out. ,I 42 9 f 'L fav J . Iumgr Senior .bl i 5 . 4 .ag .R gif, rf ' A l 3 X , AV 1 - 1 ,ef ff K 'ft X . A , all W l I rn1f'h'nH li 'l'll'l'llUfl' HI1'mlu'r'.ul lhe llmin' I 1 ll l 1 1 r 58 N , in K-p,.!N, ii K N pl, 1 ' in i, 'l , Q' H Hn ' ' liirrimuviim - 1 X N ,H 1 - x Q e a i ,. , . -fha-..v,f+ is f Lv, ' a M - .N , K, ,. N, 2 -is t ., Qffx x 'img ti , ,X A 'ai3ifwxx 1 , f-xml iw.r5ss4o,., X X , X j ...,h,X,. , ,.x, X ,- Steve Robinson leanenne Stepp, W WW 1 fj ,ff e plgyoutn with some help from Cheryl Liziznx and ,m.....M,,e,, X 2 Q ' is X' A' Q . s L. , 2 A 77 f'X ., Q, ' N , 1 -dats if? Nw, Y-2,17 Q32 f X Some fsiiren friends, Mich x , ypool, Kathy Thompson, Mflillftlgpaizd Connie Morgan. KET, Home Ee. Club activities for the year included a banquet in October that inenibers invited a sister to tlze cook-out at Ieni Moreeraft's house. They also went earoling at Christmas. A pork tasting party was held during the lunch period. The pork was provided by the Clark County Pork Producers. The senior farewell banquet featured the therne, Dream- ing, A bridal show eoinplete witlz florist, photographer, L Caterer and bridal consultant was presented. I p 'I 5 QM al :ze rf ., ,xllh .el 9' , , V F- 4 'fl' x 1 P . -- , . W, 'XV 'fd , xxx ,f ' N ,, r . f f , L . l-4 X. ' - , AAIRO class forthe sixth hour includes jolene Taylor, Connie Snider, Gina Terrell, Kathy McCoy, julie Vanoven. Row 2: Eric Phillips, Dane Eirhart, Mike Halloran, Suzanne Davidson, Tim Thompson, Todd Kuhn. Row 3: Kevin Snedeker, jim Knowles, Ed McManus, Scott Sut- ton, Dennis Schlieckau, Herman Crindle, Mr. Heine. Aworking as a secretary, Connie Snider is employed by the Illinois Department of Transportation in Paris. P Tim Riggs feels that his job at the Eitel Dutch Center is very worthwhile. Pt 60 8 . 5 , 'TN . g,'f ,, ' 13 1 ,912 l . RWM, ,mn 5-W A 1, 3 k W, gr, M , f 2' F' H ,M.,M! 1 '- ' 'Q :,,.. A-f - 1' U X ff' A' f' ' ,J 51315 ' pf, , 197 f gm? jeg 4 ,, ff , H. NUM, 3 X ' A . , - ,,,. 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The very intelligent and Conservative l,izl1ii stiiilents enjoy this chance to let their lzair down and the niuetiizgs often get iz little wild, especially when the shiftless sirpliirniures are an the rampage. At the emi of the year, the club holds a banquet. First year sliiiienls serve as slaves for tlze evening. After rnach craziness, fun, laughter, anal sentiment, the slaves are granted i'iti:erislzip by the Consul. P Instructor Scott Sherrill gives the Latin class a few pointers during a skit presented at the December meeting. A Typkcal Day Nl oefxwi' 5 mms - f,,Ific.,Q, vm by fm arie aa a r ,. ,1., 9 ,E 4 f, ,H vxhvk, ' if--...g . ,rw of ,rhsgl ' -ff, .,' ' .gh 2. .-sire' ff' ilffqixffip' ' 5 a, F r t I ,ff f I ,338 .,,,, , , ,. , e I 5 ' . jay Iii , 7 ., rf ,f f , f , 1 Y-4' il f if'l , ' 'u - I g ,-. , K 1 f ' X - X L' , 1' -I 'ir ,f LA .,.-'ft .7 1,1 ,hh ,XX .. ir 4., , ,I Xu: N xx AJ A.,-4 3 5 J 1 my Y 1 I .1 a vi tg ar X is git fy X , , I .yf . 5 , 5 'Q 'Q 7 gi if .MM K i L ATammy Horsley, Toni Rhoads, Mindy Haws, B. 1. Livingston, jim Sweet, and Angie Sweitzer get into singing some Christmas carols in the Latin Language. 4The persuasion method ofjoining Latin Club is being demonstrated by joseph Bennett to a new prospect, Richard Kidd. This year the Latin Club was under the able Imdersllip of Consul, lim Swcetg Sfrilm, Mindy Hawsg Quncstor, Tammy Horsleyg Cwzsor, Lisa Srzcdcfkerg and Acdilvs, Connie Wieck, B. I. Live ingston, Augie Szvcitzer, Ioscph Banner, and Mnrilwth Drake. The Club is sponsored Ivy Mrs, MfNary. we The National Honor Society has liecoine a tradition at MHS. This yearfizre juniors and twenty seniors were in- ducted into tlze society during an inipressizie candlelight ceremony. Members pledge thernselzres to tlze ideals of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. MHS of- ficers are President, Ginger Douglasg Vice-President, Richard Sweitzerg Secretary, Suzanne Davidsong Treasurer, Todd Murphyg Historian, Connie Wieck. Sponsors are Mrs. Gard and Mrs. Thornsburg. ' ..kL - ' .gg , - A-yzu . A ,., Q S Sw-sf 1 Y fs ' M.. X . . ' 4 , ' .K - X -sM.m,. K ywq r X '-'-' N Z ' - ' i, Q:3Y'x's5'H X QLNYQS-. 5225955151 1 A ' 'QVQ gij- ' . .. W V ' ' ,f 1 jiyegsfg T S - Mmrr -i . . , , xsv I I I I 1 .. W., Ap Signs.. U4 Todd Murphy shares in the ceremony. C N xv. l R R 4206s S kl 'f1.1i.- . ' lu ff posfffx ft ic'-hhpvt w ..q,, ,,, , ,. . s f ' x iq , , 1 L z' ' 5 4 1 ML -Ak J I 'w 'iff M M-s., 5.1, Q 'Hu , 9 f P, J WP L 'Q iif'f'3. aww, 5, 'CS Grin fers for each -4---1 K ww kwa, 'Q New N www dl? put her artistic abiimff 'PC f book shelf to help efvufdw 09 , 4 4 9. ii Y . W M 4 1 6 f ,CHN fi '!f- A, 4 , X, , A . A. ,Q A A0 rv 1' 1' f !- , .Ny-w -' ,- F7 71171351 Wm 1 f I 1 I , 5 I HY 4- L P U ,M 4 . f f , ,. k 'MQ f Ai ' 252:21 , I , A -2112:-gf' ,- ,, I 14' , 'L 3 vs- 5 EP wx S ' 1 5. ' A 2 ' E 3, -i ' f 'W 757 ff x M2 REBER HA C4 ,J if xv? 1' Al .LX ix L ,Mx 4'r' f iff Wgrw' Alice DlIf7SL'flI17f7, Qrwfnger, 23,3985 Grindle, Arm' A H0041 CFOP Of 9C7l'fFV Cnt RVEST TIM 1. fx X-L , .brim-, at f 't The Scholastic Team is in its third year at MHS. Team members meet once a week during the season to practice answering questions they are likely to receive in a meet. The Varsity team had a season record of5 wins and 7 losses. The IV team had a season record of 8 wins and 4 losses. Overall high scorers for the season were: loseph Bennett for the varsity and for the IV, Nancy Hornbrook. Z -gnsdlii in n E nf N ...- A 'sw-..,,,, L .. ,470 31460: mam 26 f 4 it S , joseph Bennett was nan zed tothe Little Illini All Tourney Team while lim Sweet was named to the Little Illini All Conference Team' FJ' .gn-si ,gf I2 ,k,.. ..-A ' 'K A 3 3 I' BUS g ..... ..'-4 .,- ,Q if -1 . : '.::.:S - I . , x x. Q' Kilt Il IAP gpm j I wwm.'f 66 .,1n..,,-n V VN A .- - -.-Q... -X-my ..- CllVlS1'N1, 5 pdf A Sflwlast 7 team and had txm ty' xv. 1t..,s,L X .do-B . 1 fx.. -ng .av .ff if ! Az A I 'ff I f I, If uf, ff. rmdl NN, 1- Schola ' , , Stlf team rnembefi did not spend gl! of their limp y.'-mkqyyrtg flyru ,lui riifiviiiqf' lm Jimi tum' ff' lmuf rl fist , , , , mag pam! Ht 'WV9' F1fZIl7VVHlfl N lIffl1'ir', Yvtzifjlf is rf'nff1v'lt tl' sts, 1: i 'ing 1 -.nf-qgavv'-av 4 ' d flu if sf 1 1 J, l WtWr'V '1 lfl 'Sfmt 'Nfl in ' . . . , , n'QrmHm'C 3Xf6l'fSll'VH?IPf,t'Vlrs.F1l:rr1r'm,'iisfif11fj.fl1!f'r, iwtfirff'f1s!f'f'fftii'i2' tn it fmli t fi X AVarsity team members jim Sweet, joseph Bennett, Maribeth Drake, Ginger Douglas, and Everett Brandt show various reactions to a bonus question given to the panel, dvlunior Varsity team members jim Prevo, Angela Schalburg, Nanry Horn- brook, LeeAnn Nave, and Lisa McQueen are all smiles after answering a toss-up question correctly. All three pictures on this page show science club treasurer, Kim Remlmge, as She visits some ofthe interesting exhibits at the University of Illinois School of Engznering s open HOHSF- Mears: A X , ce mf cmd 7 The Science club continued its ongoing search for knowledge and truth, Highlighting the ineniher's search was the annual trek to the U of l Engineering open house. Each year the club has a Christmas party anil a banquet at the end ofthe school year. Sponsors of the science clulr are Mrs. ltrninlt aim' Mrs. Gardner. 'X P D xi BIS! lk.2.i- -'. x ge' I QRLTSA . 1 ' n ,,, M Wm-,,, .WMM-.Wffwf 3 if? ' I V I A K 1 .' n S if t ' A ' J 4 A 0 A Q,, J ,J ,ff , , ' 'xv A f , I I I Y , . P 5 I 4' A K , X -H. 'W 3 Y KM .,. .., my X 15: Xf www ww 3- , 'K' XW . ffm: ix , 15' XA 5 V, fix ? .1,. M -fb H . ,N ,,,,.,,.,....,,-.-..-. . A H , Cfwsaazg J, Y Q' 45' Qs.. , , ,. ' , ,. 2' L- its great fun trying to lvrvak Hu' 1 4 6 45' Om' Custonz of Spam Ib thu pumm. wfzuiwlt- mu! pzmzfu ami gut flu' goodiw wiflzuz. swin at the elusive figure PPeggy Lemeiux takes a g . chools, Mr. Carold Eaglin takeb YEven superintendent of s a turn at the papier-mache. fm 1-nhn....A -. ' 41,5 . X 5 X Wi' av 1 U ? 3 T W .tn ,.-4' liciiig a nieinber of fhg Spanish Club reinforces inenibers' knowledge and understanding of the customs and traditions of Spain. The club celebrated Christrnas with a pinata ana' the singing of tradi- tional earols in Spanish. The club also took a field trip to the Indianapolis Museuni of Art where they viewed a pre- Columbian exhibition of Spanish painting and sculpture. They end the year with a ban- quet at which those students who took four years of Spanish are honored. Club officers are Debbie Waller, Presidentg Veronica Kiger, Vice-Presidentg Barb Schwartz, Secretaryg and Kathy McCoy, Treasurer. Mrs. Marlowe is the club sponsor. Ajim Waller makes a valiant effort, but misses in an attempt to break the pinata at the Christmas party. 4Spanish club officers, the backbone of the organization. I .Y N I Y M f YJ., , ' x ..,-M...-. 3 ,, I n--I F- AJ 1' 'i ALAN nrg.ulila-4l .1-.sa-uulvly uf llu '.l1nlrul.uurr.1l ASlu1l4'uIVnumrlpn-4,1-nlwlplmlfff-,lnruuf.-rxfml' UH I a M 1 IIIIIIIIIIIVI I7 y4',u', lD l',ll,I4Ylj:l'!lf1'Il rn .- Phlllgl-1 l'llllHI.I'n :ml I-uv 'Jfulu all-rnr,1lr' ilu' 4 fulal:u.r. 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I ,fc Q a'o 'Q - - Q-2'? n , . NW 4 Davrd Snyder concentrates on hzttmg the ball down the farrwa y Y Ben Lueken practxcmg hrs puttmg Y Mrke Wrlbur, Richard Whrtaker, and Sandy Lamb pose for the camera. ' n I .n 4, f Lf? c, ,B A HF? ,Q af 1 'af fb Q gf 3 5 Jsegy i' AQI,-www ,L Z' V Z4 .,-may 'WW f',. ,!.!,.,, ..i, .Jn A . 'g..3::xy-'rlifaslfgygwg.:.,:3A. ch- :-I F . l . . ,.. QA 9 an ,ma , K AA, i, , V ff K ' ' fn 'L ' M of 'ff ,, f' G , yr F27 1' ' Q ag. n Q , l af 4, 4, K V I- , -i .w .5 2 f' ' ,- ff f P 1 1 , , V , x 8 . 'Y 3 x S ..- - 1 , I , .. - . iff .1 , Y, i . . -e QQ Q. W A Q :V -j-11' Lf- 5 , X K - Sw ' 5153: f dy, .U 4 . , - .yn w ,il -J L. r A Q ' K 1' 'Ea' .W Ffw'gQ1wfji:J.ff I' . a V4 f . .Q Qfskgffk .cn K .f j -j . :mv ' v 4. .R c K., L u ' c i ' pg?- W Q' ai-F E- . '15, at x iwgfava--.,. V 3- l H., mf... 4 .J ? '? -5 wax - f Ng 1: ,. z W mp K 34 t ,ii K I nr ,, V , X.. 'N ,ff 3 AV y ,.f-9, ,'N -'An ,,,......-.- fyw a Itiwi V -. Q, , ll rf an I 'V yy ,, P7 aww. ff .M X.. . -N. ? Mwwm uvww., ,,,,,g,...,...-.--v m f ,W .nf ,, an 5 .Sf if 1, f-3.4 E , Toni Rlmuds, km: Rvrnlmkqrr Icurrvvlm' Sfvpp, MU Svhwarfz. U 4 Tram vffnrf ami rmmirrmtmrx un' rrqumwl fu Keri' fha' NU 'V' mo A Front Row: Yvmzm' Burhm Tn: Wzsrv Cupturns Iulie DDWU' Vickif' Muflflly, 1,0541 Iirrrzkvrlrvff frm Mun. um Raul Row: Config: ry f Dunscomb, and Niarmgrrs Hrrkv I uf-km Surah Gwyn, and BW tion, Y Am., W -11 A Yvonm' nmkrs ll fum! uttrmpf nu Lvrpvrg tm' ball m mvflvn- A 44 Ap 7 1 F I -v . fy ,214 I' 25 l fs Qi' 'W S 4 EW' V 'slilgk f ,' :- 5 mf Lf 'Q BWV t ,mtl jpznitlf A I- Bllfk R ',ff,Q irievtflf WW' all f Safthcwln' NW thi WMM 'cr A 'yi nf ball In mom QQ Ilii' Varsity team finished off the season with a record of .ts I3 and l.V. won one of their games. This year was used as a learning experience for the teams and the coach. Kim Remlinger was chosen for Little Illini Al1sConference. 4 The team, waiting for the return as Teri is spiking the ball. Y Team Captains - Varsity: julie Dowden and Vickie Murphy. Iunior Varsity: Mary Alice Dunscomb and Carla Lycan. Y Ieanenne makes a sliding attempt to return the ball to the opposing teams A -1 ' --'Th-5' - if 'Wm-.,- wp. x 'vin Alf: ' ,.yy'9. 'N-'Q' X ' ' -.lik-31-7 .JV WF i 1 MT Q lg it -Q ggg+fg:..,..L A Front Row: Sherri Bucher, Angela Thompson, Lisa Bosstick, Carla Lycan, Robin Ferris, and Shawn Murphy. Back Row: Coach Marshall, Lisa Wallace, Lisa Snedeker, Yvette Shumaker, Cartha Schroegvr, Tami Carpenter, MANAGERS ff' Barbara Schwartz, Becky Luekvri, and Sarah Gwyn. A Bottom Left: I.V, takes a time-out. P Bottom Right: Lisa tries to return the hall. Z W! 4 2--W' ff BJ 0 1 I' I0 on.: Erma la cz ucceaa af S r 1 r ' l ' VN Xllsf'-l1ll.ll l mr:-l ll'J'll' ld learn lllal hall llf' apf, ffl' llHl'l!'w llll' llllllml lllllhllfll wllll ll H'5lll'l'lHl7ll' 5-4 f. . 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Q . ,E B flflll' -' -.Qs 1 f5fw Bw .ji P- , lt.-T2 , ff ,'-is-,yQ41,Q 35 5 - s . , f.,,,.,,14 , . s - - -N -L, L.,- .,..l'-f:f -1 ff f --L l4afA.1r , 1-ll f ,+1Q? 5 l 9U 'AQ Y ' vs - 'w .V N 1 1' 1 '. , V fry l'Q'J4s:'lll':f:l W' rli Mul'11l1ll,ll,lfLlf1wl'L'4'l ll l' Y , A I , H., f , l-- ww . l 4,5 Qfymjylll lnlm lwgmlU1l1w.l ll , ll 1 Q' Q Q Q Q- Q I Q- QIQQ 1 Q,-.Q, ,:Q- ll l pd Rlll' xl.-I. gal lg' Q,?'Q Qi. Q ,Q , . , .ilk .A ff , V f- ef , sr ' .QAM M W G , I . '..- - , N ' -. ' . . .QIN , 'Q y. - ' , . ' -' ' ' s Q .1 .V ., ,. .sw V , f , 452 ,W ,A 5 n yfg-:ggigqs :- , ' ' I bl:-gg wwf ,aft af , 1 g . ff ?f ? ' A ' ' ff rg ' .. , Q u N , ' , 1 Q . ,J ill 'Q-.V 4 +1 '4 .r w ' ' s' f e 'Ke' J 4 Q ,. A . fi' ' , A 1 I if V ff Ii 4' gi ,at ' , . ,wh ,, , ww ,- W!! .M M f K' ff, r -t ef A The Tri-Captains, voted on by the team, were B. 1. Livingston, Mark Strohm, and David Flowers. A The freshman exhausted after earning a spot on the roster. P B. I. sets upto throw the bomb. B , , 1 4 Travis Iones plays catch me if you can, once again. Y Lions smother their opponents. Y Bottom: Brent Neibaurer loosening Mike Halloran up. rub-ls Lf W wmhwm 6 YSophomore Beth Ryan, and junior Teri Wiser were named to the All-Conference Tournament Girls Basket- ball Team. PTeri Wiser ttopl and Beth Ryan fbottoml show their lay up style. f 1, 145363995 that ,,,', if ATHE 1983 MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS HASKITIJA I I TEAM - Left to Right, Back Row: Coarh Rominv, Arwgt-Ia Schalburg, Beth Ryan, Missy Martin, Chervl Iivvix, Teri Wm-1 ICaptainl, Yvonne Burton, Vickie Murphy, Crystal fffuryvluy Michelle joab. Front Row: Managers, Kim Haggs, Ivarwrwm' Step, Yvette Shumaker, Yelonda Tucker, and Kim Rcnulingm. 4Missy Martin shows her style as she shoots .1 frm- llvrou. 9101 -axa.fu-- 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 F.. 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1'l 11 ,. 1.1 111 1 4, 11 . 1 1 ' 1 1 , .1 1 rx i.i. ' 11 1 1 - 1 l ' I 1 1 1 1 The Girls Basketball team fin- ished the season very well this year. They ended with 9 wins and 12 losses. They placed second in the Conference Tournament, losing to Casey in the championship game. Two of the members were chosen for the all conference tourney team. They were Teri Wiser and Beth Ryan. Teri was chosen for the first team and Beth was chosen for the second team. Teri and Beth were also chosen for the All-Conference team along with Cheryl Livvix. Near the end of the season Coach Romine was joined by Diane Beasley fstudent teacherl as an assistant coach. Next year four of the five starters will return. AYvonne, Beth, and Teri are ready to grab the ball after a jump ball. PBeth attempts to make two points for the team. 1.305 SA' Mi O , Y a i e E few? 0 '-flr11H14'IU1H fwm at 11,1 1, HHH 4, - by u . a A 5 X 1. H V U H fr-a, M S In Via. . K '.'HVr'55:!f' ' -' w - . ,. A N 1 af. V .V - , b , T' f6'ffSfUpplr14sf g, r 4 0 V-53955 ., I , .. V .. XM xg, 51, -Awww. .XA a , ,,..., X 2..,. :.,,, .,V,V I a A , A 1982-8.3 Freshman basketball team. 4 40 vu' X 1 . gl 'IQISKQRQ 75350 ,, gy, ,- i9+r, ,f A :V A sais 0 fy ws X ' 3 is fxqgigw X fx Y 41-Qn X51 X: K3 X 5 5 , CW X NIA sw K X552 X455-X 'EM SX YN-1 w X 3 88 WM ?eea77 Www? I f ATim Hrunvr works tu gmt flu' Hp-utr tu .1 Marshall Flys? during .1 jump hall nm- Illllllllft' mm thc svfvfld Pfnod pl.lY- SCU!! llI'gAgiI1I'UfflJIIl l'!'t'f'.lIt'5 tu lcml .I hand It nefdf' Q 'f 3 EAS 6 wtf 'S wifi ..... Mike HJ' f- lin r-. W ?'Nl u , Qff u IM XA, V X It My ' Q z' 7 03 r glegefofldp I Nw I r A 1 ...Ng ! I 1 Q ' F V , E 3 9 I 4 J C43 2' grf ' Mike H3 es f Orces his wa ,V0ut fro ' . . , . m fwo Hggresslve Martznsvzllepla-Vers. AR1ch1cQlzllmungcls Hn' up fm ilu- 1 mm ' - 7I1Skpfb II - 1 4HrJd Adanls and Sfmt! lli11gAg1r1lw1l1.z1r1 7 ' ' A 1 ' . A . , the Oulcunw of .1 West XVfAQUfHl!lN17llf. '1 Zvllll N VUlILllIl7Ll'L't1' for flu 1.11114 IH1111 fuuzmw and HH, V0SuHir 1 HIL- Nan! and C 'X 9 zortc - - . ned serzmn. 1984 zvzll In IZ Iuljlfimlq M W fm' oaching staff, JlxJl! MM 'N 'F' ,- Vv 'Um P Chuck Tharp sets a good mark with his shotput in a dual meet. Y Steve McGee gets a good start in the 440 relay race. .DQ NJ ,W IA, 90 The low and high hurdlers for the boys and girls track team include - Row 1: Mark Shively, jamie Maurer, Beth Evans, Malcolm Bar- tram. Row 2: Tim McConchie, Mark Taylor, Mark Strohm, Rodney Pellum. ,,,,,,..wv.-- ..., ...aamvf 4 nf -. ' . Vr'n.1Ay 'Q o 1, 1155 x, ' a W If ,L ,ff im 1 if ht, , ' cGee competing in the long jump. QE, f , , , 'fx' , 4 ,W ff Z-2 Q? ive--I X , f 640570 W7 FWHM I Thi' wvaflivr Scmiicd as if if waiilil iivzwr' maiimilli' ami warm zip. This mast have had aii azitumm' an fhi' fi-amx ax their wiiiriiiig iiczvcr really gal hvatvd ap. Far thc fmt limi- thi' track teams for bays and girls warp cariiliirimi, Al almagf rm-ru nice! hath liays ami girls cariigwtcii in mul: wzwrili Tcam riivirilwrs for 1933 iiiflziilml Rail' l lim Lu Hall wx c wal li l.1wmu Barrihart,A li1rii1lqcr,-Tam Rlmaiis .xli1lIi1!Qi'7 Rini, ,xlillllll 'xiaiiayir lilaz. , Arigvla Tliaripsmi, Mii'lirlli' liinkulwlr llalmiiii llmrriwyiwvz lialhwv: 'xiii' phy, Darlviia Rarikiiia Sliurri lliirlim Aliwi, Marla: ,Kin lrflli' laali L .mlm Scliroclqn, Tvrri Raiiriiis Rim' 2 lixa .Nl.Qiii',v: 'hllfiilvil Nl5iJil'1i'y lui Wisrr, lam: Miiimv, Ti'1i'ia lumix llrlh lzumx ,N1.1lw.ia win-S lri Aw: Nl1Z'L',l.I5l1BUSSlIL'h, lxiiii Rrriilirigvr ,N1.i'i.ii:m 5r:i.:'w khiix liafxi rr Razz J Dari Pvfarsari, Tiaras laws, llmi Cmviriixiiw .Niall ,Nliuyf u ,'-lar! Nluiiiui, Rnd llvlliim. Rim' 5 llmi Mrk lim ,Nl.Lf'i:.f::i ,'xl.:i.ww limliarvi, fxlarl. Taylar, Miki' Slam. f 4 T . I fm: .T:,.I-- f- ,W - -ffw' , ,,, f f . -L. , X I ., , Q A V' '- X llfl X 1 it 1 fr, l l i J N i 1 Tl! ati' ill 1 !l il J -l iT -fillfbk-nv - A Those who competed as spriizlers iii the travk conipetition im'ludea'.' Darlene Rankins, Sherri Bucher, Michelle Ioalv, Angela Schalburg, Teri Wiser, Ianni' Maurer, Trivia Innes, Malimia Spires, Lee Arm Nazie, Lisa Bossfick, Kim Rerizlnzgvr, Marianna Snider, Travis lumw, Dun Cum' mms, Matt Murphy, Mark Slrohm, Ken Walters, Don Pclrrsmi, Tim Mi'Cmn'lm', Malmlm lim- tram,Mark Ta1fl0r,M'k St ' ' ' T T k 1 e om, Mark Shim ly, Rm1'Pcllam,5h'zieMfC.m'. P Seems Tricia jones runs so fast she doesn 't even lel her feel touch the ground. ,Tx S Teesll T sw 0 9 r ' D . V9 21.41. 3 ,MS T X-,T.T XQQSQ .T 'S' X Eli: N T wt W . iiii -' T T T T x 'RK5-N? ' f .T xxx- ,,i TT T 4 E' rigs we-Ni , ,L T T T , ,wxgg M, .fu i Sf- 1 1 C, T 'L Q L Q . .O S 5 X i 5 is Ni Q X Q rL XX QX NN f xi T X a .--T- ,x f l xl 5 X 'iisssx xl, Q SXXX X Tit X X IX is , T 1. sf: X Q T vx xmile-li, ' . .wmx T N 5 AH., X R Q X 'N sgggg Q X fl' 1 XX xx T x X X g X X N Qs KNEW!- e ixwxsw his 5,5951 S .sv siwvili ' -F X T 1 -7-' T. ,LX X . H exam 4 . N a4f,,,a.f- X , K . , gr .W ,X and 'miie -JU'-L...,,r I-.. ... ST Y Team members were often responsible for seeing that the equipment was set up for the next event. Here is Mike Stone setting the hurdles for the high hurdle ezient. A Terri Wiser is in fine form for her discus throw. 4 Marshall trackman, Rod Pellum, was named as the most-valuable track team member. Rod was usually ahead of the competition as this photo shows. 640644 The Marshall Lions Baseball team played a respec- table 8-6 season. The Lions finished in a tie for second place in the Little lllini Conference standings. A tenth inning loss to Westfield decided the season. Two members of the team were named into the LIC all-conference team. Mike Grooms was selected First team all conference pitcher and foe Strohm was selected all-conference outfield. Brent Neibauer was selected to the second team all-conference team as a second baseman. Four players were given honorable mention for their performance. They were, B. I. Livingston, Derek Cantrell, jeff Strohm and Kevin Winschief. P Coach Moreland says Bah-rrrrr1'rr1 ' fs 4 an H.-.5-0 fyyte iw :L Y ' Q 1 . flu yi f A V -e.fa, L an V ff ri V Xt 'f W I af ' . .ya-.ef - . rf fa 1 . if f any ,rp.cf5l,ff-W-fre. . ,. Awfley, .,,y,f,.. ,.,.,. ' ,V I A 5 , , .ff-tw-4 .. V -Mil' -, , pf-aff' f H. f f. f 'fy ' V 1,1 bee, ll. l.,h1 hit th we A. 2. 1.1 A s ,s 4- L ,A-, L .-,.. ' .bb 5 A 5 u 1 B ' I , QQ ,wid 'Sv 'f?,, vu' ' -rv'-. Jf B . , at om' ...fu Y- .., . x it f .?1...,,' 'xx' ll Q -.. Q Ng. f-.L 'NM lffffllf fill! 4 jeff Slrohm glides through the alr while turnmg an Y Thzs catch was voted most melodramatrc and B I got an Oscar for hrs performance. K s mg-Qing .,, M Ugfm ,mv , qw junior Varsil UUNQ 5' MHS Sl MHS 79 MHS 43 MHS 34 MHS 5 MHS 53 MHS 39 MHS U MHS 57 MHS 79 MHS I5 MHS 47 Girlshmkelll MHS 0 MHS 27 MHS JI MHS -I3 MHS N MHS 44 MHS 41 MHS 3 MHS Z6 MHS 27' MHS 42 MHS 19 MHS .D MHS 39 MHS 39 MHS 32 MHS 33 MHS 18 MHS 52 MHS 36 Vnrsityholbdl MHS 26 MHS A 21 MHS 14 MHS 40 MHS 15 MHS 55 MHS 23 MHS 33 MHS 16 Varsit Va11e'7nI1 MHSy 7, 7 W MHS 9,15,1'4 MHS 12,2 MHS 11,11 MHS 12,15,o MHS 9, 15, 14 MHS 3,1 MHS 15,1,11 MHS S14 MHS 14,1 MHS 12,5 MHS 15,15 MHS 16, 3, 10 1 1, Ulldil H M . 'UW 'UNI' ir ,I , llilllll qqmpu H nl., , BA I, , 1 Pllivl I V M., 0 1 M, I, Hn . Cggy. Chnleston ' Rabinsnn Mlrlinsnillc 'West Viga 1 Kansas Palestine german '50 OH-ms Hufsmnrilie ' xartinsville d A log Track M' S I9 MHS 76 MHS 5899 Cumberland lnvihffivrwl MHS 711 MHS 69 MHS 4356 gf!-15 59 A erence 1 ,ed third M111 94 MHS 56 ,',- ' ' x-'M' , , , A'-7 'Y ,Q 115,151 15111, 1' 15,115 F51 IZ T5 15, WB M alan WWW H 16, 157 , 115, 15 6, 51 1-215, 15 ' 1 Rdbinsvn 1 18 Netvlon SL Anthaiiy 8616 Punk 95 , Cumberland 73 Neuga 8616 ' Casey H Curnberlund 97 Lawrenceville 9516 'eaaaaasa 54 46 54. 54 49 54 :v. .. 727 1.1 V 1 55, S warvfxv-1 HM sw-H-ww 0 1 -Sauthvemillion 16 . l Cumberhnd , 4 ffl-tuzsonvilleb 3 1 I WestVigo ' I I, Oblong ' 5 7 Palesnne 3 ' Kansas 3 0 ' 6 Oblqng 4 0 Ngwtan48 69 0blong22 WestVigo57 87 Case 77 RedIqIill,27l4 NNTINB X C00 ' S1401-Q P u d d,Bn9Df ks I parm rle Gum I off. 8' IO M OYSXNQXX GK-XYYN , 8 Toni ONCE 1 'QDMK s L fmf, pl'ZZOL Huff Pizza Bash F fff SX rfdoy Lo: OO 56250 per emi ghf During October the Drama Club presented the play Pecos Bill and Slue-Foot Sue Meet the Dirty Dan Gang. Slue-Foot Sue, her grandmother and the rest of the town battle it out against Dirty Dan and his gang. Sue finds she can't handle them on her own so she calls in Pecos Bill and his clever coyote. They soon run off the sheriff who is part of Dirty Dan's gang. The three remaining gang members were threatened by either going to prison or to school. They chose school. Since Pecos, Sue, and Coyote are no longer needed, Sue goes for a ride on a catfish and Pecos and his coyote go for a wild ride on a cyclone. Under the direction of Mrs. Sue Shawver and student director, Dee Crawford, the cast thrilled each of the four audiences. 3' ar fx .61 -9 f, if i 522 ii Qgv ,4- M1 w. A 1' 'f-. Birth ., , A N... 11 A JE 41 , ,f Dcfziq 6 22 W4 'f 1 1 .Hn , ,Wil run, 4, ,,f'l.,f w1 ware , , Q .nf PIYHWXE .. 'WL 'T hffffb ,, A 9,j ., If YW'QfLTz! f .fn V fuk P1-'hu '- H 3. V Ennis L W. P DUTIU 'J M, Mr. Hman H Fm TWCID ' wx' w Fwwfulvzff f ' f '.4:ff'h1, DWOFS v m, 2' WP' 1 .4 ff i F f 1 ,- g,t15g.,..f 2555 k g Q N U , f A xg 55 ' A t N6 , L ' I , ,1 Q 1 4 .3-4' 2 ' Q, .A ,ya-?ggi1M'1 Q 132 sffqyz ,,:,.b:g,xV ,gn ,S ,MM .Zh W 'QM . :1wf2ii,1,1g15 3,-m.,,.f:a..:-:. X Q 1. - - A ? Q 1,y., -a- Jimi,-ig y xg X v '1 5 31 5 X MN , X 6 , YAA X N753 Q A' s W 5, , ax 1 X X XY X bw ,Q 'cf N 4' ? if Qx X3 3 X 2 T Vw ,g 4 if-.W '32 QQBQQ F X .:1.sr53b , y: ,fr gm H. X K As Q F. .:, E, wwf' . ' ' L-M3-1..:f Z ' -faq N cifgf i, 7 w, 43X.,,,, Q. -1 K. l 1 v 1 vs-HSC., i .,,. sf-, , ffyy Q. -1-4, ' ' f ' f 1 l 'EDF f, 17, 4' f,g4u-rw g g..g+.g,1.- 9, 1 3- f X 3 mf ..' fi 'Cf w, . -fr'-yV'52,g,iQ,yy if L ..5.t,,,H-W, ,e r -gfy.-,cyfrf fy! , I - ' X! , l t 1 , I l Ask members of the drama club l . . . What happens when you place eleven precocious children, a sweet but destitute mother, and a very l rich, handsome stranger together in ll , one story? You have the ingre- t dients for a fun-filled story com- ' plete with nursery rhymes. A near l tragedy turns into a very happy ending in Once Upon a Shoe. P Mary, Mary quite contrary how 1 does your garden grow? With silver Y bells, cockle shells, carrots, onions, i F f cucumbers and cumquats??? i A Can you figure out who is the masked cow that jumped over the I moon? N L 1 e i F ltr ,l gl lj' m iff' ' My ' i t xr, cr' ' K, il X f 11135 f i . S 1 I A 102 'f' '------A-.,. b . 4 55,1 'N X +- I- mg 6 nie the merry r 3 ,fl ...,.,.,,xXQ .. .L ns- ,pf rr -1 Thv Murslmllcttes and Rad Guard par ornzmg groups. ,T-- 1 SI I, ,, i i 4 Q..-gi I 1 A VkL'L1ll1IHi,I7llf ll'fIt'II I! farm' Iup1'rfrvl'lrllllg fl lflllr mlm rn -- ' ' X ' H Mz1rsln1llr'H1'sam1 Rl'l1fVZlHIV1ff7llf mm ll !l!7I1'f17l1f1'ffHVf HlllY4fIHlAl'NllPl1ll'UllfIH4 vfxV nmk ' H1 ' VN' .N X 1 1 ml x g ,rr H14'.'J'I' Ri' n Q X ,, -' M :Huy lm Jnlrl f lllnl In I I lf 1' k1fX.1fN. - - A U - 44 ' ' girl 1llwf'r1fnl41'1J' mlm! sin' nur- lfilllllf. N.z5x Q .1 ,XL . r I 4E 1 . I I .1 1 5,4 vi in . , 5,8 ,W i' S 5' , . 1 i Marr 's. W 455.9 iv f43 4 A ,lt ei at 1 54732, 1065 her best to C0 nfenffaff and Qfill LYQYII' fum Jwwrpnw , T i will Ty ,RN UNE T Bag,- AQ71' I1 'f' ffwi lm' mmwi mf I-Jmw I Trmu rfullfvr, Tfzrrzmu Wilswrl, 'W f ' f I fl pl nil' lM'm1R1slmp, Iwrqh MnflwandI,m'1I,1miIry I r ' mr' ' m1fil7wlvl11r Wflllvf 1 ' If 'fwlw I mlm wr fam! .'Xfnl1Vl1r' AYIHIIVIIII. Ron' ,Q Lisa l,HI'c'k1l, ' - V ,1 1 1 l7!4il1 Swrzfirr, fX'1N7I,l7t'H1 Dmkc, 9 I -- 1ltr::--- Y HMM-if L-f :,:z:::,A----..- ,ff-Af-:,,.....-fd ,..,.--,,...,,,,.,...,, ,L , .. , , ,. Q, , , , ,,,k,AM,w 1 L,111f41',- l71JllcQilIS, Lzsa Drake Katlzryn MW 111111, Cary McMa1111S, Travis 101165 Cheryl l1,1pz11,x', Sl1ar1111 S1111ps011, Teri Wicer Everett l1,'11111i1, rllll M1'C1111cl110, 10501111 Bg,,m,ff Im! Card, 11111111 Morecraft, Mark Taylor A . 1 , ,, ,. N 11 X x ., 1 1 Mw5?1,,,,, A 1 xwc, . . , ,1 ,,. .Nc1,, , -1 Cf ua., .. Melinda Spires and Lisa Osborne keep in slep while marching at the Indiana State Homecnmmg parade. BUH11 P1'1't111ff, D111'I1'1'1111 RlI'IA,11iS, M1'l14w11 B11qqs,1 11'1111111' B111'k1'1f, Carol T1111l111', A11lq1'111 S1'1111Il11'1'g, 511,111 G1111111, 5111111111 M111'11l1-11, 511711111 M111'A'1', AfIl'il'5S11 A'1177'f17I, 111I1'1' R11111'1'1s, 51111111 C11f1'1'g11f, 11'11111'11111' 5f1'1111, B111-,X-.U l111'k1'11, lx'111'1'11 W111'11', lxiifvlxlllalilw B1111k11I11!1', 107 4 E --e. unlaw- d members are x It W I, , 4Band! A ten hut!! Looks as if some ban ' ' more interested in smiling forthe camera than watching . A , t ' . iv -,M - Lvfii f A ,Q ' H 1 where they are marchmg, QL' ff! M1 e ' V 'n - A t - Yffhe full concert band of Marshall High School, 5 'Q 109 7 ., 1.111- gx ..4- ...M-...Q , National Latin Award - Mindy Haws, Betty Prewitt, jim Sweet Daughters ojAmerican Revolution - Ginger Douglas Sons of American Revolution - joe Strohm American Legion School Medal Award - Firsts, Ginger Douglas, Todd Murphy: Seconds, Clarence Richey, Suzanne Dtwidsari American Legion Boys' State ! Everett Brandt, Travis jones fdelegatest Eric Wells, john Fash lalternatesj American Legion Auxiliary Girls' State - Teri Wiser Becky Lueken, Alternate Eastern Illinois University Band Award 4 Ginger Douglas, Tim Dixon, Peggy Lemieux, Eric Wells john Phillip Sousa Outstanding Concert Band Senior - B. j, Livingston Outstanding jazz Band Senior A Ginger Douglas Womans Club Scholarship for Speech 7 jim Prevo Womans Club Scholarship for Art 4 Agnes Grindle Art Dept. Achievement Award for Seniors - Cindy Hardy, Lisa Huey, Charles Switzer Scholastic Team Award - joseph Bennett, Nancy Hornbrook Business Contest at Eastern lllinois University - Tammy Beard, Derek Cantrell, Tammy Carpenter, Suzanne Davidson, Kris Lindley, Larry Martin, Vicki Murphy, Toni Rhoads, jacki Simmons and Diane Wallace Outstanding Business Student 4 Tammy Beard Best Thespian ofthe Year Award -- Dee Crawford, Michelle Murphy Lowney Turner Handy Creative Writing Award f Connie Wieck United States Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award Kathryn Murphy, B, j. Livingston Lake Land Scholarship - Bill Rhoads Coil Sales Scholarship - Alice Black, Paula Cooper Industrial A rts Club Award ! Richard Sweitzer jets Team Award - Everett Brandt, Bob Sinclair, jim Sweet Bausch Er Lomb Science Award - jim Sweet Youth for Understanding Award - Mindy Haws Children of Veterans of World War ll Scholarship - Ginger Douglas Indiana State University Academic Scholarship Award - Suzanne Davidson josten Foundation Scholarship - Ginger Douglas Charles A, Bush Scholarship, ISU - Cindy Hardy Nellie Stephenson Memorial Scholarship, ISU - r Derek Cantrell Illinois State Certificate of Merit - Ginger Douglas, B. j, Livingston, Clarence Richey, jim Sweet wr X is' be c N ' V v Tl .x -K, 4 X' v'i11iJ.1lf i- H I I iiwig-.lmi, Iln' rvcipierit of the Iohn Phillip Sousa band Y xt! xr, V X , ll i, vi Jwiixg iiiiis. wi iiqfiimt for her many years of faithful sponsorship of '- fllf 4 'Hn ns oy NHS prrsnileri the award to her. 'izwd honors for competition on the scholastic i ' ':.1iwg l'li'wIVJi'wN siiiiirrit of the year was Tammy Beard. Mrs. Doris K. Gard N, if 5 W '4 Vx 41 ei is I 'Z i i Photographs on page 110: Mr. Bob Morris presented awards to Everett Brandt and Iirn Sweet for their performance with the IETS team. Bob Sinclair, not pictured, also received an award. Cindy Hardy, Lisa Huey, and Charles Switzer fnot pictured! received recogni- tion from art instructor, Kay Woodard. Latin awards were presented to outstanding student of Latin by Mrs. Kathleen McNary. Mindy Haws, Teri Wiser, Betty Prewitt and lim Sweet received the awards. E , ,'!V 4 .ill ZIH A .,,...,. Aqqg ,zk I X W -i. .wx ir i V 'B ill' 3 LX i , N ' .av A its 4 ..l, Q 5 1 E ' i, .. ,,,, -ry B UN. ale WFV. U ::-- .N , 3. fafwkkf , .., wi 9' X 'iz J ' 21' AV' . gf It if . ' Qmwwlz il X Y . 5 S f Eli rg if 3 E E Q 1 A. 'if .,.. f L-Q-V .., ,. . We 7 77Z4dl6 7z'! The moment that every school boy and girl dreams of, the moment when the tassel is moved signifying that high school days are now over. A Some of the elass of '83 participating in the rite of graduation are Rod Downs, B. I. Livingston, Michelle Murphy, Mike Hayes, Bart Nelson, Maribetli Drake and Dianna Martin. P Cindy Hardy is all smiles as she receives her diploma from school board president, Mr. Nor- man Yeley. IS A ff' I 'I .70 ii' 4' I TIQIIW Barkgyahn A l3avi'l W Msn I. D 6.1. low Of RTN mv Beam .ni .Z 5 1, an ,, I . .i .nav h1PP ' D my Ice to Don I I an, .n 1, Becky B P 4 soon- 1' ' Amy' Deer an - .1 in NNQW Cowenanf , ' if . Mews!-1 M ' ' L Ake Blgfll a.II .v Paula' Lisa ?ggph aI.J sang :Sfmt W I Kali! Bonestw' . the ability ff' ' D.c:. .11 me n-ow' Davelll ms IO - r' 'VO , r. I, Lylda Burteu f - ' spirit to Carrie 511- ' ' chnel! 359015 m' 'I' troubl. Lpegk Canuei. - - I - ' eightliny fflfmn' ' '1 ' Cookgd gourmc' Western Auto m.u..- - - ply ol5Coobu boa- 1- lf: ' I, he Claypoo, .. mir.. Byygrq gnd Eton: I.: ingstan suv.:- gimngacnll I. Caiy Cwl - ' luck ite: guduri I. Paula Coopf' - 1 more dose Allis . 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I ' . 4 1 , N - .'.. s-..4 Q -1., yi-K ',g1.4.r: 1, , Q ...M X , gg -1 New .zum-: 5 In 4 I '1 uf,-'I of Y. .x,X .x . -X-:asf ge. . sis, K f':Nt1s:1f.- , , f N., -A-,gi-wi: ,N-,,s.5,x 1 , I .. MJ., - w2f,v.'-:,.,3-fa-wjq,::-g g-'. 1 . - . 1 J Q W, 4 ji... M, fel X 'Srl nf X ' y I n ! 'U fb. - M, J - , Nxrmweaii NIU!!! W. nw' 'wtf' A Class Salutatorian, Suzanne Davidson and class Valedictorian, Ginger Douglas express their happiness as i V 4 W ' X il 'X X f'xf3f 'l if A , N I 9 q FHQ-las.. X 8301! 3 V , 'nm i , . , . A-' ' 1 1 ' . .. 0. , 'f 'I' - vm' 1 292' 1 - Y' A ga N l QAI' ig Q , sw f-f ' ' 1 -S up ' 2 v' ' . x Wg ' ' 1 T , -.' U sf 't ,Q 5' fx .,' 'xx' ,Q 4- 1 1 - r A t 1 .A , i .. 1 , I ig: .,!g-A V my . , 4 QQH. -I 'kgg , tif K 1 . 3 , A fi? J 5 .3 . . If ,wi , ' - A if l 'Mk i. A 'L' A ,J A s I-, .1 o or -' . 1 rang: 55+ , In .xAb 4, uf. V y A: ' E.-gy ' aggfgw :lyme vrfr - 4 -If - P fello w graduates receive their diplomas. P One more chorus ofthe school song before we graduate! The Class of 1983 gets together to form the1r two favorzte numbers. 7ot'4enexZ B rkle will all my love to T V- Ilavillnlllli wish T.B.. K.W.. P.M.. KR.. P.D., G.T. lots of luck. I Tammy Beard, will the whole gang all the happiness in the world: and all my love to Don. I, Becky Bishop, will Tammy, Missy. Amy, Dee, and Susan more fun in New Covenant : to Sheila. Tammy and Crystal thanks for your friendship. I, Alice Black, will Connie. Becky, Paula, Lisa, Steph, and the rest of the gang a great future. I, Kathy Bonesteel, will C.S., K.K., J.S. the ability to stay off of back roads: D.C. all the happiness she can get: to Dave all my love. I, Lynda Burress, will all my school spirit to Carrie Smith and Kris Kir- chner: Randall my ability to stay out of trouble. I, Derek Cantrell, will B.J. a sleigh and eight tiny reindeer: Jim a skillet of half cooked gourmet fish: Mike the Western Auto: Suzanne a lifetime sup- ply of Scooby Snacks and a carwash. I, Jeff Claypool, will Bubes, Vic, Kes, Byron, and Stover many more Liv- ingston Saturday nights: psycho gimmeacall. l. Cathy Cook, will all seniors good luck after graduation. I, Paula Cooper, will remarks a few more close calls in T.H.: and to Kathy, Tomllllh Becky, and Lisa a future of happiness and success. I, Suzanne. Davidson, will Yvonne a t:renese drill and a carwash: Cheryl a Delter rearend view, and a flashlight: eiek a bucket: Jim a sandpit: Cindy an extermination: and B.J. Mrs. Claus andarazor. 1. Patricia Donham, will K.R. and P.M. om' mole Qreat times together in Terre Haute- 3 d - b anvthingelse. n any ody else I' Ginge' Douglas, will Derek and Lisa Bunnies: Rodnev D- pigs: the Jazz B ' . Hand CR 8-lm!! Soprano and a future to I Ek Scum. all my love to Bruce. Jbilal ytAlrce Dun9Q0ll'lb. will Jenni my Bunn? 0 drive a stick shift: the Valley -.GANESH another victory: and the a long cruise through town, l. - . luclihoda English, will the gang 99041 and best wishes- b - . . my brother my :Mikasa Esato Qet into trouble: all my l. S - . D usan D. Evrtt, will the Marshall un ownlitingf band DYPQOIIS group their my chamct wks, dice, and worlds like I D . 078 and I explored. . avid Flowers will D K enou h ex- c ' - - 9 sfzfznfoagj' through the '83 football to BDN 'thn to 'l'S- 8 yellow.carnatron- snndfgthgriregxscizlfzlIowlng in your If Debbie Gale mo . 9021, will all the gang ln1'I:hel:ll:roan.d Kiraly nights? Robin ab'I' m' Clodv and Troy the nity g time in htrglgjt halongz TIBCO!! Q . great C oolf and me to Brian. .. - .Q .,,.4-, - I W , cam I, Vicki Groeber. will M.D. another ISU basketball game: G.D. another April 25th: and J.S. some more of our little chats. I, Mike Halloran, will to Joe a finger: to David, a day after class with Mrs. F.: to Mark another party at S.L.'s: and t0 Mr. Moreland my Pinto. I, Cindy Hardy, will the 1983-84 Cheerleaders lots of luck: Debbie another night at the ball diamond: Suzanne a trip to Terre Haute and a piece of pizza: and Troy all my love. I. Mike Hayes, will T.E.B. all my love: B.N. a bud can, movie pass, and a Fri- day night: Weeble one fine time in Paris. I. Gary Hewitt, will my love to Tammy Horsley: Good luck to her and S.H. and K.H. I, Kim Higgins, will to K. Lane a future filled with happiness: to K. Miller, ten kids: and to Ed all my love forever. I, Lisa Huey, will to Paula C., Kathy M., Susan E., Lynne P., Tammy B., and Bar- bara B. happiness in life: and seniors, good luck after graduation. l, Kathy McCoy, will Veronica, Lori, and Deb some more great cruises: Jon- nie her very own couch: Lynne, Paula, and Lisa luck in the future: Michael my life and my love. I, Dianna Martin, will L.B., A.B., and L.M. a windshield: M.P. and B.R. a guy: and all my friends all my great times at noon. I, Pam Maurer, will to the gang lots of happiness: to Joyce, Beardy, Gina another wild party 83 years from now: To Dick my love. I, Curtis Miller, will all my love to R.K.: and to R.B. lots of fun. I, Kathryn Murphy, will to T.W., T.J., and E.B. another Jazz contest win: my brother Matt two more great years at M.H.S.: good luck Missy. I, Michelle Murphy, will to Angie S. a dozen eggs: Veronica a new pillow for camp: Debbie more pool parties: Tam- my B. more bike rides: Cindy Hardy another Sunday Cruise. I, Todd Murphy, will all my love and happiness I will ever have to Stephanie Wallace: Good luck to S.M. and D.M. with their lives. I, Vickie Murphy, will Julie Dowden a pair of socks that match: Beth Ryan one more question: Mr. Engle 5 bflef' case and a towel to hide behind: Jerry everything. I, Lynnetta Orndorff, will all my love to Darrell Horsley: and lots of luck to the gang after graduation. I, Lynne Pearson, will all my IOVG to Eugene Warner: the gang luck and happiness in the future: Kris, Carrie, and Rhonda all the fun I had my 89l1I0f year at M.H.S. I, Billy Rhoads, will my love to T.P.: and the Skoal brothers another can of Skoal: and Copenhagen chewers t0 choke on theirs. r I, Clarence Richey, will to R.S. a suc- cessful farm: to J.F. a John Deere 70. and to Gome a bus driver with a map. l ly Timothy Riggs, win to my love Demra Marie Nethery, all of my love, special memories and other precious moments as a foundation for our future together. l, Kim Ryan, will Trish, Julie, and Pam man, more fun times together in Terre Haute: and anybody else anything else. I, Lisa Snedeker, will Mary Alice, Robin, Debbie, Jennifer, and Genny more wild cruises through town: Ginger my ability to be a Bunny : and Jared a black eye. I, Connie Snider, will Tracy and Jan more fun with shopping carts: J.K. to Teresa: Marianne to Tommy: Mike all my love. I, Robin StJohn, will Sned more nights on the town: Wiggles more days to lay out: Everyone the best of luck: E.L. all my love. I, Joe Strohm, will M.S. a new t-shirt: M.H. a finger: and all the M.H.S. sports teams the best of luck! I, Mark Strohm, will K.C. conference championship and the weight room: S.B. some more weight: D.K. new ex- cuses coach Engle hasn't heard: Russell three more tries. I, Jim Sweet, will the Latin Club a hun- dred more wild and crazy nights with Buckwheat and Ken: the Scholastic and Golf teams a winning season: and David S. an air bag. I, Angie Sweitzer, will V.G. and M.M. a clean pair of jeans for Friday night: Leigh a pair of shorts that fit: Ginger D. and their slumber party at Mary Alice's house. I, Jolene Taylor, will to Angie, Debbie. Paula, Dianna, and Lynda good luck in the future: Steph and Todd much hap- piness in the future. I, Gina Terrell, will the gang the men of their dreams: Connie to Tony! UW family happiness: Mrs. Holmes a red Carnation: Jeff all my love. I, Stephanie Wallace, will all my love to Todd Murphy: and the best of luck in H.S. to T.L . and R.S. I, Debbie Waller, will to Frankie many more scary nights at the graveyard: Tim to Sarah: and Kathy. Eric, Randy, Lynne, Lynetta, and Tam- my the best of luck always. I, Kathy Walters, will S.W. and T.M. lots of happiness: K.S. and brother K.W. lots of great times in high school: and my love to someone special. I, Karen White, will K. Jean all the happiness life can give: M0f9'l5'ld hlo own xerox copier with instructions: the gang good luck in the future. I, Cornelia Wieck, will Mrs. O'R0U1lK9 an exciting date with D.D. and HH.: 8th hour classical lit. another trip to the Windy City: and Rodney a Dungeons national holiday. encom Jay KCLVQLUQ fo WAS 4President of the Class of 1983, joe Strohm, welcomes parents, friends, and relatives to the commencement exercises. Y Tim Riggs and Kerry Blair prepare to take their places as the graduates file into the gymnasium. Z 'ij , E1 E i 4 An obviously pleased Kathy' Mcfm' takes her diploma from school board president, Mr. Norman h-Imp V w Y . vq n 'N X' k11nn1W H A, r 444444, HES' 1 W1 ,. , 7 M . , . W' f .w-ver ,cy x y -Aw A.. w . If: rs., Lf,- 1 COHRUIIH 'f Ea Mnrfkn. X th other HS Hlumni nf MH9 mf lm, A N R, I X X x 1 ? 1 M nu . f, 144 W W, F1 If S V iv A' ' 1 '. 1' Mi Wg J t f qv, , 5- 12 K- ' 1.9 H if li , L . 1 J, W5 'A E 1 f f , .,,. Wm W . V .f E 3 ,nm The Class of 84 worked lung and h.1rdthi.'i7y4-.lrun prom. A lln' girls strug- gled lo hold up the tree. A Ion and C'nmp.my nmdv .w mum'hiv run tu Ihv Dairy Queen, P Mindy tried very hard nnf tu smplv ln-rs:-lf. ll wma. .ur rx- hausting day. 114 :A ill? S any MLA, ofp111r1r11rz5 U and than sponsors. Dvsgwff Owl- ww' fzrzd the staplrrf .lr 'sfzjzmg U.. l wrong dzrvctzon cz'ury!fmzAg .mm armred 1! the farm 5 'IV' uw M ,, V' 4-Z.. - ,it1...'. f if wff, l ,f Qi 132.222 A W lfffishx I 1 E, ' ' X 'ik ZA xx ff' 116 Everyone turned out in their best for the big night. While many couples managed to dance despite the confinernents of tuxedos, high heels, and hoop skirts, Tammy and Gary cast their votes for the royal court. Of course there was always the inevitable clusters o irls com ariri dresses f 3 P 8 - Yvette, Debbie and Lesa appear to be having a great time trying out the punch and cake. IW ---ssh. l 4just You And I. .. Up Where We Belong was the theme for the 1983 prom and so sang Becky and B. 1. Their voices blended so harmoniously and captured the hearts of their audience so well that no one even noticed when B. bl. sang the first verse three times! The magic inornenf, the Coronation rinizllii izvriznui Wiri- would be king and l7llt't'71?AS t'Z't'7'.lltUlt' liffmiinl mtl: wzvxlg hopes, the royal court was oiniounml Hrlozi' twin lm: 1.- right arcg junior attvndoizt Trizrvy Collin rw ov! Mm ini: mins, King Miko Halloron, omni Suzonrn .N1.:i:f:,: Queen Suzanne Daziidsorz, vsrorf loft Sfrohni limi ew L1ffC71dI17llROl7l7lSf. lolzi1,i'st'ortl Stoll l4oin'v A5 each young innn pnkni ii silk floziw ti-1 1:1-whiff the last danfo hognn, the gmnn ilwzr to on tml Hi H, months of preparation It't'V't' orwr lint ll1i'irzi'ri14'Hf-1 li. if i. good or not sogooll, will lost iz lzlwlnnr Y Zi-'ft' v W YQ:-it 1- After tryouts, the eheerleaders went to work getting ready for cheerleading camp. During the week at Vincennes University, the squad learned nzany new cheers and dance routines. Tlze cheerleaders competed each niglzt at eamp and the varsity squad walked away with all superior ribbons. Tlze cheerleaders also competed in two other competitions during the season. The cheerleaders kept busy during the season preparing pep sessions, locker room treats, and many spirit activities. All cheerleaders work toward building school spirit which they all willingly do. PMs-mbeis of the junior varsity squad include Sitting: Darla Milbourn, Lisa Stinson, Missi Wilson. Standing: jan Arney and Amy Woodard. The Cheerleaders used this popular pyrainul to fin up tht mighty I ion uiulk 4 K, 4 R 3 , Z. . 1 'W 1' W ff Q Q X f 0 f 'f , X V K, 1 7 'WAN 1 f .sv -1 an 'fi A I , ,Q X ' .,4 ' Q 1 V? 1 if., ' A I , ' wx- 'xi ,fm 41 7-,.,'1, ,V I I wh.-4+ ,T ' ', ' 6 , - , Q , a Y' u 1, 1 4 A , x TA. mug 31 ' ff X V Q. if 4..': ' A3 'Nag-f fx,-N Q 't K. .. V , 4f,f -rw-M . Am,-.-,,Q,,. N + 'xiii' ',V,,,-5 'V f A ,,,9,y 3 - A ',. A - , .,'. '-'Q ,, . 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Co-Editors Photographers Qufn by Bruce Chaimer Clark 47 Travis jones Tim Dixon M461 GMS Sports Lori Lindley ante jeni Morecraft Activities ' Mary Alice Dunscomb Mindy Ha ws tim-ig,,L ,, Kris Kirchner Diana Wallace Chilis Kathm, X, Lisa Huey Herman Grindle Maribw, j ,lim Sweet Cathy Nm M Lori Wesley I -.nuff f- V le 5 Rx u - fr-f Shi M wi M ,wif Gfindle W .ueff ., lM'5lefV 70961401 MW .hnzzvmffigianlvnts fathnryn Murphy fiflbelh DI-ak C-'fhy Cook 6 Senior Section Vicki Groeber Becky Lueken Faculty Rod Pellum Michelle Murphy , . rw. x Llndcrclassnzcn julie Dowden Barb Schwartz Vicki Murphy Buys 5p0rfS joe Sfrohm jeff Strohm ' 4 A , xx is 1932 A HOMECOMING COURT - Row 1: jim Sweet, Clarence Richey, Queen Robin St. john, Tim Bruner, and Richard Whitaker. Row 2: Mike I-Iayes, Suzanne Davidson, Cindy Hardy, Vickie Murphy, Derek Cantrell, Kathy Thompson, Robin Ferris, Lisa Bosstick, and Steve Robinson. 4 Romeo 4 B. I. Livingston, Third Runner Llp f Mark Strohm, Se- cond Runner Up - Mike Halloran, and First Runner Up - David Flowers. P Class Competition champs for the second year, The Sophomore Class. Represented by President Richie Calhoun and Chad Stephens. ,V f AW' .Rv Ai? :W J JS V 4 ln ilu' hulhmn mu' Hn' Seniors came out on lop Way to o fYlur1f'1'lfl' Y Hn' tlmw' Ivxgvd rave, Who's gonna win? The jumors or the wplrurrmrrs? Y Viuluc, un' you gomg the wrong way? Or is it Troy7 The trzcycle ruui' II mm 'vu W W Y 1 x 1 5 Z I Z g.W,,,..m---s Z X .V f sf 2' X f .1-.zap a J Q wa! 'Z 5 ' Q x k . A fa f 'A--.. 'A' n, . yi! - Qgfvffvlt. hh -I' I 1' 0 fl . 'WA . ' F , 'if A r . x V , A ' x ':, 'Y ' X , 1 ' ' .. , ,, L-sp . gf-...V ' ,4f,'f'j , A3 ,?.Q..fr..-pta kr X I ,.,fv'fe4gQf+, 1 Q.,1,, , tw'-l-rl' g, . K ,,,.-. -HI, ,og FA. x 4 1 x r x . x- . ,,- .Pm N, K 3 ?,'4kL11 ' ' ,Rv 5 X' K ' , ,-,,.xL. ' . vf, x +rf, ,-...L '.,,.-- Win- wax' 'bf' A X ii' ' y Q QQ s . .4 , , V K ' - g,,25r -.'.'L,.?A' J. NL -1'-1 -'N-Inq' ai x-A N: ,vw-nm .Swv ,,,A fra- I J, P B. I. and Dazml rnuurn at the death ut' a Sullivan player. Y Svutt Buyer, Kenny Curnrnzns, and R1eln'eCallzoun hung the ceiling for lxomecumzng. Y Student Connell prepares for lmrneeurrnng. Diane, Suzanne, Mary Alzee, Steve, and jeff all hang the banner for homecoming. ' -4' Q, Qawf V 'EI S G eg . 3 . K B -.M 5 Il' I m in A Students show their spirit on red and white, 4 Ginny, Mindy, and Yvette show their serious mood in their punk outfits. 4 Mindy, Mirhele, Ieanenne, Missy, Yvette, Tami and Ginny show their school spirit for punk day. W Rs O --L X 11 E-Tr E55 E: U' 51 ECHNI E54 11 ' -o-.Q , 0006 School board members for 1982- 83 are Kneeling: Allen Boyer, Norman Yeley, Gary Miller. Standing: Randolph Rich, Sarah Hayes, Tom Murphy and R. D. Gustafson. Mr. flarnld lzkaglin n1f,1.'f11rl,'.ffl,fnl - Q 'T Ur Huh lhnnrpsn T .IW Z, ffl li R uf L ix T' 1, si , H 4, 4 ' , R I -1-41 ,Ez '--Y - . - 1 1- . l I QE' g ll I - 'rl w m 6 1 sw., ,I X Sally llector Doris K. Gard BUSINESS Business Auto Mechanics Metals Rex lleine Cris Fitzjarrald BUSWSS Business ,A l L., .hd Dan Wilson Gene Bohn Bill Beleslin Terry Moreland Drafting Agriculture .r 44. 1 fy, . :N -dlwhn Rennef',5FQEmds ,.mf'fFF 5 '1 'lf' I ' A Becky fafziamrm WW aff freme S-if A 2, e ei gl X RN' ' ff-.J ' ff rw' xffv'Sf'1d?'?fJV metals class I N N 7 ' wg-en-L -f - o jg o . W7 5 f ', 'V o lag 1 ff 2? ' , . ' 5 ' .WMM Rod Rector David Enkoff ja y Engle Becky Holmes Math Math PE. PE Health Bob Morris Tom McQueen Dee Romine john Hasten Math Driver's Ed. PE. F I f F - A sv Q' . I 4 'lx , , , V V fvizjll 4' ' ' , ,n f ,.,', , r I .,,, . H ww, , X ' R49 o U ja' Nh - Kr-L37 . v4 ' ' ,fm ,qL1,,K t7,9.1' , if J I Ax 'o -1-4' Q :,'X -.ozzakii ,, ,, ,, , A. 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P A hard working Spanish I class, A Y Deke Haws concentrates on the assignment in literature class. 9 SSI Kathleen McNary Margaret Thornsburg Brenda Marlo we lean Davidson Latin English Erzgliah Secretary Garnett Evola Jennie O'Rourke Edna Douglas Virginia Morgan English English Secretary Sc'CVc'fL1V?,r ,. vw 1 E a v man .MI-ll' 'urin- li- lain' A .. - iHkflofiirial'H?n-fwld'i1Mi A--iieeviify. . ' l l ! I l 'S dbh 'if Na- XJ lean Davidson v'. erary X in-gmia Morgan QF. 5fJVy N s W X I , 5 'IAA .i Cy 3 i A V S V v 1. ,dxf V Charlotte Coleman Reba Poorman Wayne Miller Wayne Gilbert Donna Pearson Doug Garner Connie Richardson Custodians Cafeteria Personnel Not pictured is Ellen Cole , ,. ,,,4f..g...f 4, .-- -1 '- Z '- A x 4 K X Y' 137 5 , R' A ' W ., 1, F 64. Q? Mindy Haws and Derek Cantrell have found bankmg ns the really tug pqyurr ,xr rm lmmmw N 1 b window. , ! , fo X V7 E,MELiFEEf!I l!l5 wh V li , I 5 DUI, EY 415 ARCHER AV4 MARQHALL M NA'l'l0NA,Ul BANK VA comnnr lOAN SUIVICI SAVINGS - CHECKING - TIIUSY DIPAITMINT NOW ACCOUNYS f Q 1 SPIETH PHOTOGRAPHY 925 E Lafayette Olney IL 62450 Wi be production of the 1983 yearbook -1-L ff at the Dulanev Nlat onal Bank tellers MONUMENTS MARKERS GRAVE COVERS 7ff4!Z44dlf Wimauwnt 64 A X 121718265435 12171 826 5731 HowardW Enshoff Poulw Ellshoff Clark ConmincgyjgllgslrggijjseIectlon NATIONAL BANK In-Store Bakery coM,m, y Fresh Baked Goods Mm 'UM asgcesasfsxsgr DEPARTMENT l CDOIIY Except Sundayb . Now ACCOUNTS Mon-Sat-7:OO am.-11:00 pm. mg. Acm 5unday800am800pm l I I I I I, . P- A 1 ' I I f Q, 3' ' I A r,,. 4 ' P' 1 s 4 y 1 32 Spleth Photography IS proud to supply photographs to the Marshallonion Staff in their . W iQ xggfj ' .. ' R. R. 3 al Nor! lh Slreel 8. Rl. 40 Marshall, Illinois A1 -.gt I Rss. aus.. ................... in ' 5 1 . : . N! -lffynluf 1 . .- 1 . . ' ' ' iv' ,u..u.,, . . A 1 .- W Ml.. WA1.LACE JEWELRY we 5 Archer M- 3 K Mwmsn of 7 Ylwrfrw-1-1.-rl' P I X John Homllton Erlc Philllps ond Scott Sutton ore hoppy to ot HUEY 5 RED 5 HARPER TIRE G TV WWTF Ffeda Congrotulottons 613 Locust St Morsholl Illlnols 8205631 Closs of 1988 Shop' Compofe' Save' south srde of square 5205115 Everydoy Low Prices MARTIN DRUG STORE Try the drug store first K 'VZ' Prescrtptions M E RCU RY Cosmettcs Meet Your Friends ot Our Fountotn MGORE - PEARCE FUNERAL HOME MERCURY Ed Peorce 515.2349 M4 56Ufh Sixth Marshall' IL 116 N Sixth 5262140 .vni!iL5'i K I , in , 1 - g'4 R' 'lim , 1 if is ' ' 1 ' J., 'T ' ,, rf A E If tru' K V1 F3 M Msg - Q' 1 Q i hh., 1 1 ff , f-11,7 ff , 1, 0 ' . ' F 1 ,V ,A f xg' Nw ml. 3 V...-ad.,L V Q . V, Q . M I ,Z Q gy A A A A-8 :. , A ,, gg A sm. r 4- ' A ' fo - ' . ff , i r . 4 , I A ' ' Af f 23 I ' , . . 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Egfnjig pgnbagg XI RIcnor2kL1IIr3II3-gnouse Hofd l,,,.,,.........-- Stop in ond Soy I-IeIIoI ' Cla 826-2844 me 3 B Q-A 21152028384 KIRCI-INER BUILDING CENTER GMI M D W Q32 Wi :soo 5. 5' rh Mormons, IL 62441 Phone 217 - 826-2371 I ay I I .J I V S ls' E li 6 B 2 - N YOUR? 1 ' 1-yf:f:'.E M 5' f 6 M U r rn I H' I I I0 ' All rw I I F wore I I I1 11 L e Conqratulatlons Ss of '83 rh ' 4 M rw Il III lx Try our Big HT Burger! How about a delicious old- fashioned sundae? Don't forget our broasted chicken AI and Margaret Jamison Compllmenrs of We have the complete package of products and Marshall Illlnols Manufacturers of Agrlculrural Strong Chemicals EDGAR COUNTY CHEMICAL comb A gt Dons Fashron Salon f 119 5 5IXfh 826-6309 UW jACK'S AMOCO Proyerful Best Wishes FROM THE MEMBERS OF ST. MARY'S Cheryl Livvix enjoys the friendly service from .lock's Amoco. . H 1 ' 2 ll N QQXSS A P A ' 'x 9 .l' J 'mtg F Bm 4: f' x R 'W' i 'o order one ofthe mony R W3 8202365 XS FARM CENTER plete pockoge of products ond A 'W O dR lO! e needs' Best of luck ond hoppiness Cothy. Love MOM G DAD V3 'l' I - cu Poulo olwoys remember true hoppiness comes from doing right. - MOM P 8266331 Derek Contrell, Congrotulotionsl We re proud of you ond the Closs of 83. - MOM ng Together, Stonding G DAD Strong Bort moy your life be os rich ond voried os ours hove been. - RAY AND IRMAGENE NELSON Congrotulotions to my first born Michelle we love you. - MOM 6 ED ' Jim S best wishes for hoppiness in the future. You ve olwoys mode us proud of is Fashion Salon f ' YOU. - MOM G GALE est ln Hair Fashions For Both Koren White, we wonted to let you lsnow thot we ore proud of you. We know Menawomen h h h I h I . K h' . - Love DAD Avenue-Marshall' 'L62441 Z'7oALXOgAve beent roug o ott e ost two yeors eep your c in up 12177 sze-5323 l I Clor v eRd Morsholl IL ' hone , , I f f ll T 'o , s L I . l T l Y GROCERY Q fi ' E A is f 3 A 2652 5 3 I A 1 :.,,,,,. A I WASHBURN'Sg I , Q o ff F IS' .4 , 2 L . , in r ll IITIGII GT ee clpssi' X , -...ln O IIJI' 's 4 f A I I I QR - I 2 Q 1 I 8 I3 . f. I ......-W-.....W...fA .-,,,,,,,,.,,,.......-..-,-x.....,...-A Nh, I , L i so FINKBINER5 STATE FARM INSURAINCE CANTRELL'S WESTERN AUTO CRN Archer x X Blue ond Beth Poncoke keep rhe business in the fomlly. l t 107 5' Sixth 526,51 D rek Cantrell ond Mike Holloron plon o Ilrrle hunting rrip. Our Friendly Porrons Support the MARSHALLONIAN PARKER MOTOR SUPPLY SNIP 'N STITCH FABRIC AND CRAFTS HARVEY'S FAMILY SHOES MEDICINE SHOPPE - Best Wishes ro Seniors of '83 EITEL DUTCH CENTER - TERRY STEPHENS SWEET INSURANCE WELSH FARMS FRITCHER - GRIEVE SUNOCO TOM'S CAFE fi KI ANYR A DR. 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Moin St. Robinson J fr R CQQQAL 826-6182 Complete Lrne of Western Accessorres Texas Boots Shrrts Jeans and Blouses by Wrangler Kenny Rogers Lee Dee Cee Q DEVOTION I I 7' 826 8656 diy h I INDUCTIVE PRODUCTS DIVISION Marshall IL An educatron rs a precrous thrng and we at Congratulations TRW wlsh you much CIO55 Of success rn your future YELEY FARMS 0'Eil?SZIfh2l?' . ichi an Marshall, lL Q I I r r ' ' I I I I - I ' ' 1 Sponsore 1 Marshall Area Unite Mer od sr I Churches l 1 I I , l I Z!! ymf' 1 Nw ,AW MAY? M, -l Y M7 L Quenby Bruce knows bonkmg or First Norlonol Book of the drive up wnndow us o fosr eosy woy ro . - U deposit your poycheck Fnapo. lun-d uooooo 826 631 1 OR 826 2265 215 N MICHIGAN AV MARSHALL IA P NUAN COP AY ,PRODUCTS SION hall, ll- n is 3 ng and we vu much L Zinsr Banc ons, Mgr. arnhart at N Mans:-Mu l i, X --. , , ,. .-14-..-an-4. -lg.. , , -H A ' ' Q ' uw gi!! .' iEdL:.i.. ,.,- , :L.g..-J- 1- WESTSIDE FURNITURE AND CARPET 815 Archer Ave. 826-6612 Tell Our - Patrons - You Saw Thelr Ad In the Marshallonlan Westside. X 4 A 1 I I 3-I f Q as fs 52121, , n A ' E gi T 1 X ,i it ,E . 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Beard, Tammy 16, 52, 53, 59, 61, 64, 111, 112A Belding, Matthew 2, 6, 38, 106 Beleslin, Bill 55, 81, 129 Bennet, joseph 4, 38, 62, 63, 66, 67, 69, 107, 108, 110 Bergman, Theresa 44 Bishop, Deena 38, 58, 70, 104, 105 Bishop, Randy 16, 22, 112A, 113 Bishop, Rebecca 10, 16, 52, 112A, 116, 117 Black, Alice 16, 112A Blair, Francis 44 Blair, Kerry 61, 112A, 112D Blair, Virginia 58 Blankenship, Randy 32 Boesiger, Tony 38 Bohn, Gene 55, 129 Bonesteel, Katherine 16, 51, 52, 70, 100, 112A Bosstick, Lisa 6, 44, 47, 51, 70, 72, 80, 91, 92, 122, 134 Bounds, Terri 44, 91 Boyer, Allen 128 Boyer, Scott 32, 72, 73, 81,117,124 Bradley, Pamela 38 Brandt, Everett 32, 55, 66, 67, 69, 107, 108, 111 Brandt, Mae 69, 132 Brinkeroff, Lesa 78, 116 Brooks, Alan 44 Brooks, Sheryl 32, 52, 59 Bruce, Quenby 32, 51, 59, 100, 102, 103, 120, 139, 147 Bruner, Timothy 4, 32, 69, 88, 106, 114, 122 agrees Bucher, Sherri 11, 44, 70, 80, 91, 92, 106 Budd, Lisa 32 Bumpus, Barbara 44 Burkett, jeanne 44, 107 Burkybile, Michelle 44, 51, 70, 91, 100, 107, 134 Burns, Brian 44, 54 Burress, Lynda 16, 52, 59, 64, 70, 112A Burress, Randal 44, 70, 87 Burton, Yvonne 32, 52, 59, 78, 79, 85, 86 Calhoun, Richard 7, 38, 41, 72, 81, 87, 88, 89, 100, 107, 122 Canny, Mike 10 Cantrell, Derek 16, 61, 64, 72, 73, 94, 95, 112A,116, 122,138, 139 Carpenter, Tammy 44, 50, 80 Chambers, Lewis Clark, Chalmer 16, 70, 112A, 120 Clark, Ward Clark, William 44, 58, 59,87 Claypool, Melissa 38, 52, 58, 69, 70 Claypool, Michele 32, 51, 52, 59, 64, 110, 118, 119, 125 Claypool, Robert 16, 81 Coleman, Charlotte 135 Collier, Tracey 1, 3, 32, 52, 53, 59, 70,104, 105, 117 X Collier, Troy 1, 44, 55 Connelly, Dwight 56, 132 cook, cathy 16, 52, 59, 1127 Cooper, Paula 17, 59, 59, 111 Crawford, Deanna 2, 17, 56, 103, 112A, 139, 142 Cummins, Donald 38, 55, 69 Cummins Kenneth 32, 55, 72 Cutright, Michelle 44, 47, 16 Dailey, Brian 44 Daily, jacqueline 38, 58 Daniels, Eddie 38 Davidson, jean 134 Davidson, Suzanne 1, 17, 53, 117,118,119, 122, 145 DeFeo, Russell 32, 69, 81 Deming, Henry 131 Dixon, Timothy 32, 95, 106, I Donham, Patricia 17, 18, 52, Donham, Tina 44, 58 Donnelly, Amy 17 Douglas, Edna 134 Douglas, Ginger 1, 4, 17, 18, 66, 67, 72,73,107,108,109, 125,112A,113 Dawden, julie 13, 32, 52, 59 120,121,134, 139 Downen, Kathleen 6, 44, 62, c Downs, William 17, 23, 27 SQ 139 Drake, Lisa 3, 4, 44, 107 Drake, Maribeth 4, 17, 51 5c 69,104,105,112,112A 120 Dunscomb, Maru Alice Z5 ' ' ,59, 64, 65, 66, 69, 7: 73 ' 124, 139 1 T T Eaglin, Garold 125 Edmundson, Scott Eifhllff, Rqjggf 1' DLI Elliott, XIUQYIIM' 3: 5: jg - Emanus, Byron 1' 7 tj .1 Engle,jayS1, 11,: ,- Englfh, Bubbi, SS A up rjngllfll Rhoda Z' 53 inkoft, Dazmi 1311 7-WHS, Beth 35 51 , Q ivitt, Susan ju 53 ,, 390111, Garnett I I4 fl1freII,l1sa.i4 -., lash, john kj ,J x X tfrrigy R TYLZU4 T T5 vbm is . - . Z, 54 .gff K, . 1 .X, . 1' E . is l s' , 431131 .h 43 L Q, 1 X. 0 nas ' if' 9191106 :' 'Q' 100, 1071 9 -3'j9,85,51 ' ii, 1 72,5110 Q -1V73'94,9J, .719 -fl ' , 959151910 yffggyml 1' 31, ' ,il M335 , 59110104 N . 11 52,33 J Q Q 7' ,4-Qgnnnnsd-vs Collier, Troy 1, 44, 55 Connelly, Dwight 56, 132 Cook, Cathy 16, 52, 59,112A,120,121,139 Cooper, Paula 17, 59, 69, 112A Crawford, Deanna 2, 17, 56, 57, 100, 102, 103,112A,139,142 Cummins, Donald 38, 55, 69, 81, 87, 91, 92 Cummins Kenneth 32, 55, 72, 81, 117, 124 Cutright, Michelle 44, 47, 107,108 Dailey, Brian 44 Daily, jacqueline 38, 58 Daniels, Eddie 38 Davidson, jean 134 Davidson, Suzanne 1, 17, 53, 60, 64, 112A, 117,118,119,122,145 DeFeo, Russell 32, 69, 81 Deming, Henry 131 Dixon, Timothy 32, 95, 106, 108, 120, 139 Donham, Patricia 17, 18, 52, 59, 64, 112A Donham, Tina 44, 58 Donnelly, Amy 17 Douglas, Edna 134 Douglas, Ginger 1, 4, 17, 18, 19, 23, 26, 51, 66, 67, 72, 73,107,108,109,111,118,119, 125,112A, 113 Dowden, julie 13, 32, 52, 59, 70, 78, 79, 120,121,134,139 Downen, Kathleen 6, 44, 62, 65 Downs, William 17, 23, 27, 81,112,112A, 139 Drake, Lisa 3, 4, 44, 107 Drake, Maribeth 4, 17, 51, 56, 62, 66, 67, 69,104,105,112,112A,120,121, 123 Dunseomb, Mary Alice 13, 17, 22, 52, 55, 59, 64, 65, 66, 69, 72, 73, 78, 79,112A,120, 124, 139 Eaglin, Garold 128 Edrnundson, Scott Eirhart, Roger 17, 60 Elliott, Yvonne 32, 52, 59, 70 Emanus, Byron 17, 112A E x1v,1ay 31, 123, 130 English, Bobby 38, 105 English, Rhoda 17, 52, 59, 112A Enkoff, David 130 E1'f1 SfBff1138,51,58, 90, 91, 106, 109 Evitt, Susan 20, 52, 106, 109, 112A Evola, Garnett 134 Fflfffll, Lisa 44, 70 Push, john 32,541 55 69 Fffffs,R0bm38 52 5 5381 dw , , 8, 80,122 3 'W 7, 38, 51, 58, 62, 69, 119, 125, Finkbiner, Bill Fitzjarrald, Cris 6, 36, 52, 65, 129 Fitzjarrald, Rebecca 38, 52, 58, 106, 129 Flowers, David 20, 64, 81, 81, 106, 109 112A,122,124,143 ' Followell, Anissa 44 Forsythe, Donald 32, 52 Forsythe, Timothy 44 Fry, Timothy 44 Galeener, Debra 18, 20, 51, 52, 58, 59, 69, 100, 104, 105 Gallagher, Suzann 44 Gann, Billy 20 Gard, Doris K. 19, 52, 64,111,129 Gard, jay 4, 44, 87, 107, 108 Gardner, Emma 69, 132 Garner, Doug 135 Garner, Michael 38 Gilbert, Brian 44, 55, 87 Gilbert, Wayne 135 Grieve, Shannon 38, 50, 58 Griffith, Edna 44, 58 Griffith, Kathleen 38, 62, 69 Grindle, Agnes 32, 50, 54, 55, 65 Grindle, Herman 20, 60, 112A, 113, 120 Groeber, Vicki 20, 29, 52, 59, 64, 106, 109, 112A,116, 120,121,139 Grooms, Michael 32, 95, 96 Gunn, Charles 45, 82, 87, 95 Gustafson, R. D. 128 Gwyn, jim 108, 111, 133 Gwyn, Sarah 32, 52, 70, 78, 80,107, 108, 109, 134 Halloran, Michael 18, 20, 23, 54, 60, 64, 81, 112A, 117, 122 Hamilton, Cindy 38 Hamilton, john 32, 50, 51, 55,100,102, 103, 140 Hamilton, Tina 45 Hardy, Cindy 1, 20, 50, 56, 58, 59, 61, 70, 112, 112A,118,119, 122,125,145 Hardy, Tina 45 Hasten, john 5, 81, 130 Haws, Deke 45, 62, 82, 87 Haws, Melinda 32, 52, 62, 63, 69, 111, 114, 115,120,125,138,139 Hayden, Pamela 38, 58, 69 Hayes, Darrin 45, 58, 134 Hayes, Michael 20, 62, 69, 89, 112, 112A, 122 Hayes, Sarah 128 Heine, Rex 60, 61, 129 Hendrix, Melissa 45 Hermanson, Sharon 131 , Herrington, Tamara 38, 50, 52, 58, 69, 123 Hewitt, Gary 20, 54, 112A, 116 Hewitt, Sheila 3, 32, 51,52,59,100, 102, 103, 115 Higginbothani, Scott 7, 38, 81, 37, 88, 89, 95 Higgins, Kim 20, 54, 100, 112A Hoffman, Mary 45, 58 Hoggatt, john 45, 76 Hollingsworth, Kenneth 54, 112A, 113 Holmes, Becky 91, 130 Hoopingarner, Rodney 32 Hornbrook, Nancy 38166,67, 69, 110 Horsley, Tammy 3, 32, 35, 51, 52, 56, 57, 58, 59, 62, 63, 69,116 Huey, Lisa 21,50,106,109,110,112A,120 133, 139 Huffington, Dalanne 45,91 jackson, William 45 joab, Michelle 45, 85, 91, 92, 106, 109 johnson, Kenneth 50 johnson, Mark 45 jones, Debbie 32, 116 jones, jeff21, 81 jones, Travis 32, 55, 69, 73, 81, 83, 91, 92, 106,107,108,109,120,123,139,141 jones, Tricia 45, 51, 72, 91, 92, 100, 109 johnson, Randy 87 Kannmacher, john 21, 81, 112A Kemp, Ruth 135 Kemper, jodi 32 Kemper, john 33 Kemper, Sandi 38, 58 Kendall, Andy 45, 55 Kennedy, john 39, 70 Kennedy, Rene 50 Kelner, Michael 33 Kidd, Richard 39, 55, 63 Kiger, Veronica 39, 41, 51, 52, 58, TU, 71, 102, 103,104, 105 King, Karla 21,61 Kirchner, Carmen 33, 52, 54, 59, 130, 110 Kirk, Donald 33, 50, 69, 81, 91 Kmucha, Chris 39 KV7'lllCl1I1,Tj1CTCSI1.3.3, 121 Knowles,jarne.s18,21,.5-160,1124113 Kuhn, Todd 33, 50, hll Lacy, Kinilierelu 39, 55 Lak7e,Cl1r1stopl1er 45, 55, Th, 95 LHV71l7,Sl1l1t11l.1.1, 76, 77 Langston, Tll710ll11l.z9 Lederniann, jay 39, 51 Leitch, Timothy 45, 95 LpMay, Lori 13, 39, W5 trinity, Sarah sa, ss 3,52, ss, 5159, 70, Lemieux, Peggy 3, 13, 3 106, 109, 114 Lewsader, Daniel 39 Ligget,Dale.39,5-1,55 Lindley, Amy Lindley, Kris 45, 66, 106, 108 Lindley, Lori39, 52, 58, 62, 65, 104, 105, 120, 123, 125, 139 Lindley, Stanley 39, 54, 133 Lindsay, james 39, 69, 106, 108 Livingston, Benjamin 19, 21, 23, 26, 27, 62, 63, 64, 69, 72, 73, 81, 82, 94, 95, 96, 108, l11,112,121,122,124 Livvix, Cheryl 33, 52, 59, 85, 103, 107, 109, 143 Livvix, Sheri 6, 45, 51, 58, 100, 123 Lowell, Keith 87 Lueken, Bernard 45, 47, 72, 76, 77, 87, 109 Lueken, Rebecca 33, 35, 52, 56, 78, 80, 107, 120, 121 Lycan, Carla 33, 54, 55, 69, 79, 80, 100, 103 Macke, Brian 13, 33, 69, 114 Macke, Leigh 58, 69, 102, 103, 104, 105 Macke, Loren 76, 124 Macke, Melissa 3, 6, 39, 45, 68, 106, 135 Macke, Sandra 39, 52, 51, 58, 107, 129 Maloney, Leann 11, 33, 52 Manhart, Suzanne 13, 33, 35, 59, 64, 69, 70, 72,110,114, 117,124 Manhart, Tammy 39, 58 Marlowe, Brenda 70, 134 Marshall, Laura 58, 59, 78, 80, 133 Martin, Amy 3,10,11, 39, 51, 62, 69, 91, 106 Martin, Dianna 21, 26, 56, 104, 105, 112 Martin, Lawrence 6, 21, 112A, 113 Martin, Lori 45, 62 Martin, Melissa 45, 62, 85, 91, 107 Mason, Bradley 39, 50 Maurer, jamie 45, 90, 91, 92 Maurer, jeffrey 13, 45 Maurer, Pamela 21, 59 Maurer, Roy 21, 112A McConchie, Timothy 12, 45, 87, 90, 91, 92, 107, 123 McCoy, Kathy 21, 60, 71,104, 105,112A, 112D McGee, Stephen 45, 82, 87, 90, 91, 92 McManus, Charles 21, 54, 55, 60, 112A, 113 McManus, Gary 39, 54, 55, 107 McNary, Kathleen 62,111, 134 McQueen, Lisa 39, 58, 66, 67, 69, 70, 91 McQueen, Tom 130 Milbourn, Darla 45, 118, 119, 125 Milbourn, Dennis 33 Miller, Andrew 33, 61 Miller, Charles Miller, Curtis 24, 54, 55, 112A Miller, Eddie 39 Miller, Gary 128 Miller, jerry 45, 54 Miller, Kimberly 33, 50, 59, 133 Miller Lawrence Miller Wayne 135 Mznnick Kimberly 58 Mitchell Robert 45 1 Monroe Troy4 Montgomery Cara Montgomery jeffrey 55 Morecraft jenifer1 33 5 58 59 69 78 Morecraft, Shawn 55 Moreland, Terry 54, 94, 95, 115, 129 Morgan, Connie 1, 33, 52, 55, 59,118, 119, 125 Morgan, Ronald Morgan, Virgina 13, 134 Morris, Bob19, 111,130 Murphy, Carla 39, 58, 69 Murphy, Crystal 6, 10, 45, 51, 85, 102, 103 Murphy, Kathryn 4, 24, 64, 70, 91,107, 108,109,112A,120,121,139 Murphy, Mark 39, 81, 87,106 Murphy, Matthew 39, 50, 54, 69, 81, 87, 91, 106 - Murphy, Michelle 3, 13, 24, 51, 55, 58, 59, 61,100,102,103,104,105,112,112A,120 121, 139 Murphy, Scott 12, 46, 87, 123 Murphy, Shawn 39, 55, 80, 107 Murphy, Todd 24, 61, 64, 145 Murphy, Tom 128 Murphy, Vickie 13, 22, 24, 29, 53, 61, 78, 79, 85,112A,116,121,122,123, 139,145 Nave, Kile 46, 55,106, 108 Nave, Lee Ann 4, 12, 39, 62, 66, 67, 69, 91, 92, 106, 108 Neibarger, Ronald 39, 54 Neibauer, Brent 12, 33, 81, 83, 94, 95, 96 Nelson, Bart 24, 112, 112A O'Rourke, Christopher 39, 54 O'Rourke, jennie 72, 134 O'Rourke, Matthew 24, 54, 112A Oglesby, Michael Orndorff, Lynetta 24 Orndorff, Pauletta 24, 52, 59, 104, 105, 112A Osborne, Lisa 46, 70, 106, 107, 134 Overstreet, james 33 Pancake, Beth 3, 39, 41, 51, 52, 58, 70, 102, 103, 104, 105, 123 Pancake, john 6, 46, 55, 76, 123 Parker, Lolita 58, 59, 133 Pauley, james 46, 70 Pearce, Tammy 46, 54 Pearman Michelle 46 58 Pearson Donna 135 Pearson Lynne 23 24 59 Pellum Rodney 24 55 69 81 9 93 112A 120 121 Peterson Donald6 39 91 92 Phillips Eric 33 60 140 Poorman Reba 135 Powell, Melinda 12, 46 Powers, Donald Prevo, james 6, 46, 51, 66, 67, 70, 100,103, 130, 134 Prewitt, Betty 42, 62, 66, 67, 107,111 Price, David 33 Price, Kenneth Quirke, Michael 6, 40, 76 Randle, Rachelle 46, 51, 58, 103, 106 Rankins, Darlena 6, 46, 70, 91, 92, 107, 109, 134 Rector, Rod 130 Rector, Sally 52, 72, 129 Reed, Buffy 46, 58 Remlinger, Kimberly 1, 33, 68, 69, 78, 79, 85, 91, 92,134 Rene, Kennedy 39 Renner, john 33, 129 Rhoads, David 46, 87 Rhoads, Lori 40, 70, 104, 105, 123, 130, 133 Rhoads, Michael 50, 54, 55 Rhoads, Scott 40, 62 Rhoads, Toni 1, 33, 52, 53, 59, 62, 63, 64, 78, 79, 91,110 Rhoads, William 24, 54, 55, 112A Rich, Randolph 128 Richardson, Connie 12, 135 Richey, Clarence 13, 25, 29, 54, 55, 64, 69, 72, 112A, 122 Richey, Gary 46 - Richey, Lavon 33 Richey, William 33, 54, 55 Ridgway, Lesa 40, 51, 52, 58, 69, 72, 73 Riggs, Michael 40 Riggs, Timothy 25, 55, 60, 112A, 112D Roberts, julie 46, 47, 70, 107 Robertson, Rhonda 40, 52, 58, 70 Robinson, Donette 33, 52, 59 Robinson, Paul 76 Robinson, Stephen 46, 55, 59, 72, 73, 87, 122, 124 Romine, Dee 85, 130 Roshel, Steven 2, 40, 70, 123 Ryan, Catherine 13, 40, 69, 70 Ryan, Elizabeth 40, 69, 70, 84, 85, 86 Ryan, Kimberly 25, 52, 59 Sanders Lesia 40 59 Sanders Scott Sandretto Cary 40 54 95 Schalburg, A118913 71 46' 66 107,109,134 , ,- 1 Sghlieckau, Dennis 24, 34,93 Schroeger, Cartha 46, 70, 80, 1 Schmeggr, Cecelia 3, 35, 39 Schroegfff, Genevieve 13121 Schwab, Mary 40, 51, 52, 65, -7 Schwartz, Barbara 34, J-, 56, 80, 120, 121 S I Tammy 46, 70, 106 Slzliwver, Sue 100, 103, 131 Sherrill, l05fPh 40' 81' 82' 95 Shetler, Earllena 40, 50158 A 'V Shively, Mark 46, 55 o2,,61, Shotts, Amy 40, 50, 23, 69 Shreve, B05 34 Shumaker, Yvette 34, 52, 59, 1 125 , Simmons, jacqualwynn 34, 52 Simpson, Sharon 34, 52, 59, 6: Sinclair, Robert 2, 34, 59, 93, A smifh,c1111i1 34, 52, 54, 59 L Smith, Cheryl 3 Smith, jared 40, 55 Smith, Kimberly 40, 58, 106, 1 iSmitley, Land 34 lSnedeker, Kevin 2, 25, 60, 112 ?s11111eke1,L151 25, 51, 52 152, 5 lSnider, Connie 25, 52, 60, 112, tsnider, Marianne 13, 40 91 9 liSnyder, David 34, 70, 76 77 'lS0ulliere, Karla 34, 52 iS0ulliere, Paula 46 Spencer, Steve 65, 120, 13 gSperos, Stacey 2, 46 Speros, Tracy 40, 51, 51 Spinner, Scott 46, 87 fSpires, Malinda 1, 40 51 c 5107, 116 St. john, Robin 1, 19 I3 - i59,61,70,112A,11.' ill . lSt. john, Wanda 54, 99 . . : fStafford, Robin 40 5 3 5 Q iStarkey, Diana 40, 50 5Stephens, Chad 40 41 c j87,122 jStepp, Gregory 45 95 S2 jStepp,jeanenns 2' 54 ' 107, 125 T5lePP1lf1fffc'y 13,46 0: Q Sfepp, Richard Sffpp, Sandra ll II I Sffpp, Tammy ii +1 SUPP, Timothy .Lp Stinson, Lisa ,io 53 0- 04 I 119, 125 1 HOKE, A1lL'l1l1L'l -lp Q 1 N .rxwq . 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Shetler, Earllena 40, 50, 58 Shively, Mark 46, 55, 62, 87, 90, 92 Shotts, Amy 40, 50, 53, 55 Shreve, Bob 34 Shumaker, Yvette 34, 52, 59, 80, 85, 116, 125 Simmons, jacqualwynn 34, 52, 53, 59, 70 Simpson, Sharon 34, 52, 59, 69, 107, 109 Sinclair, Robert 2, 34, 69, 95, 116 Smith, Carrie 34, 52, 54, 59 Smith, Cheryl 3 Smith, jared 40, 55 Smith, Kimberly 40, 58, 106, 109 Smitley, Lana 34 Snedeker, Kevin 2, 25, 60, 112A, 113 Snedeker, Lisa 25, 51, 52, 62, 80 Snider, Connie 25, 52, 60, 112A Snider, Marianne 13, 40, 91, 92 Snyder, David 34, 70, 76, 77 Soulliere, Karla 34, 52 Soulliere, Paula 46 Spencer, Steve 65, 120, 131 Speros, Stacey 2, 46 Speros, Tracy 40, 51, 52, 58 Spinner, Scott 46, 87 Spires, Malinda 1, 40, 52, 62, 91, 92, 106, 107, 116 St. john, Robin 1, 19, 23, 25, 51, 52, 53, 58, 59,61,70, 112A, 117,122,123, 145 St. john, Wanda 34, 59, 115, 116 Stafford, Robin 40, 52, 58 Starkey, Diana 40, 50, 55 Stephens, Chad 40, 41, 62, 69, 72, 81, 82, 87, 122 Stepp, Gregory 46, 95, 81 Stepp, jeanenne 27, 34, 52, 59, 78, 79, 85, 107, 125 Stepp, jeffrey 13, 46, 62, 87 Stepp, Richard Stepp, Sandra 11, 22, 25, 59 Stepp, Tammy 11, 46 Stepp, Timothy 46 Stinson, Lisa 40, 52, 62, 69, 100, 103, 118, 119, 125 Stone, Michael 46, 54, 55, 62, 87, 91, 92, 93 Stover, Sara 3, 4, 46, 55, 104 Stover, Shawn 25, 112A simnm, Jeffrey 7, 34, 35, 69, 72, 91, 94, H7f720,121, 123,124, 139 Slrohm, joe 25, 29, 70, 72, 81, 95, 96, 112A, mD,110,120,121,139 Strohm, Mark 22 28 81 HZAJZZ , , ,32,90,91,92, 5 'f0'1,Swff 28, 60, 81, 95 112A 140 Swfff, james 18 28 62 63, 64 66 67 69 76,111,112A,120,12j1j9 ' ' ' ' gwekfZff,Ar1gela 28,631 104, 105 Swcf'Ze'fKf11y'1df1 47, 58, 104, 105 z0e1tzer,R 11 dl 61,641 1121: af 3,19, 23, 27, 28, 54, 55, Swlfzff, Brian 40 gwitzer, Charles 6, 28, 112A wllzer, Timothy 6, 28 S. ,r-gg:-noun. 7 Taylor, Carol 107 Taylor, jolene 28, 60, 106, 109, 112A Taylor, Mark 47, 55, 87, 90, 91,92, 107, 109, 148 Taylor, Tony 40 Terrell, Gina 28, 52, 56, 59, 60 Terrell, Norman 50, 55, 69, 81 Tharp, Charles 34, 81, 90 Tharp, Pamela 47 Tharp, Troy 40, 55, 81, 87 Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn ,james 47 ,joseph , Timothy 41 , Troy 12, 47, 81, 87,123 Wells, Eric 34, 55, 69, 106, 108 Wendte, Eugene 47 Wernz, jodie 3, 34, 52, 59 Wesley, Lori 34, 59, 69, 70, 120, 134, 139 Wesley, Scott 47 Whitaker, Richard 41, 62, 69, 72, 73, 76,77 122 White, Karen 29, 52, 54, 59, 64, 107, 109, 112A Wichman, Melissa 3,11, 34, 51, 103 Wieck, Bill 132 Thompson, Angela 47, 55, 81, 91 Thompson, Bob 57, 128 Thompson, Darren 40, 55, 81, 87 Thompson, Eric 34 y Thompson, jonathon 3, 34, 114, 115, 116 Thompson, Kathy 34, 52, 53, 56, 59, 70, 114, 122,134, 142 Thompson, Timothy 28, 54, 60, 112A Thornsburg, Margaret 64, 110, 134 Tingley, Rhonda 34, 52, 59 Titus, Frank 1, 11 Tucker, Yelonda 34, 52, 53, 59, 70, 85 Tumey, Kelli 34 Lllrey, Lisa 3, 4, 47, 104, 105 Vanoven, julie 34, 60 Vicory, Robert 28, 135 Virostko, jim 87 Walker, Michelle 47 Wallace, Brian 47, 87 Wallace, David 47, 54, 55 Wallace, Diana 1, 34, 51, 52, 53, 64, 66, 72, 73,110,114, 118,119, 139 Wallace, Eric 47 Wallace, Lisa 41, 80 Wallace, Robert 13, 22, 28, 55, 64, 11214 Wallace, Stephanie 29, 52 Wallace, Timothy Waller, Angela 34, 50, 52, 55, 59, 115 Waller, Deborah 29, 59, 70, 71, 104, 105, 112A Waller, james 47, 70, 71, 87, 95 Walsh, Lisa 1, 34, 50, 51, 52, 53, 59, 70, 104, 105, 116 Walters, Kathleen 2, 29, 61, 87, 11214 Walters, Kenny 47, 87, 92 Warner, Bradley 47, 87 Washburn, Denise 47 Wieck, Cornelia 23, 29, 61, 62, 112A Wilbur, Michael 13, 41, 76, 77 Wilkey, Kevin 34, 69 Williams, Eric 29 Williams, Kevin 34, 95, 112A Williams, Trenna 41 Wilson, Dan 5, 95, 96, 129 Wilson, jonathan 81, 82, 87, 95 Wilson, Melissa 47, 118,119, 125 Wilson, Tammy 2,11,34,52,58,70, 104, 105 Wineinger, Scott 35 Winschief, Kevin 11, 35, 50, 55, 95 Wiser, Teri 35, 64, 69, 72, 73, 78, 79, 84, 85 86, 91,93,107,108,110,111 Woodard, Amy 8, 41, 50, 58, 69, 70, 118, 118, 125 Woodard, Kay 50, 110, 135 Wright, Kelly 47,55 Wycoff, Stuart 47, 54, 87 Wycoff, Tod Wyrick, Donald 41,50 Wyrick, Patricia 35,59 Wyrick, Randall Yeley, Norman 112, 11211128 York, Randy 41,50 Zellers, Cary 41, 511,55 ' JM 1 k 'H - . 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