Oakwood High School - Acorn Yearbook (Fithian, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

i Advisor Jeanette Bahnke Editor . Gloria Wickham Assistant Editor . Marcia Roberts Junior Assistant Editor Tam Cunningham Sophomore Assistant Editor . . . Joni Wonderlin Senior Manager Carrie Clem Advertising Managers Melissa Burke and Suzanne Perry Student Council Representative . . . Sherri Stallings Photographers Student Photographer — Liza Zigler Dowers Studio I THE 1978 ACORN Volume LXI Presented by the Oakwood Township High School Annual Staff Take a Closer Look. . . The '78 ACORN staff would like for you to TAKE A CLOSER LOOK at what's been happening during the school year 1977-78. For the seniors who are leaving, we hope this yearbook will always bring memories of good times and friends. To the seniors of next year we wish happiness and many more good times. Sports 36-73 Organizations 74-89 Sports 36-71 Classes 120-133 Faculty and Staff 136-145 Student Picture Index 146-149 Advertisements 152-173 Closing 176 Student Life 6-7 Activities 10-33 Since 1973, Oakwood High has been privileged to know a man who has been a true friend and leader, respected by every student and faculty member. Although winning football games is his main interest, he is concerned with every sport, and can turn a pep assembly into a PEP assembly. For this reason he has sometimes been called Mr. Spirit.” It is an honor and privilege to dedicate the 1978 ACORN of Oakwood Township High School to Mr. Rich Eaton — The Coach.” Thank you, Mr. Eaton, for what you have done for our school. Sincerely, The Students of O.T.H.S. Caught in the act. . . School isn’t all work and no play — how much can you get away with? If you get caught, don’t be surprised if you end up on the well-known red carpet in Mr Keever’s office. For some, school is studying hard to make good grades and getting all they can from each class. For others, school is just trying to remember which book to take to what class. But for everyone, school has its fun side, too. Before school,- between classes, or during lunch hours are some of the favorite times of the day to spend with friends, cram for a biology test the next hour, or just relax. H Many long hours of planning and preparing became a reality as the Student Council presented the 1977-78 Homecoming Dance. The atmosphere was glistening in colors of purple and silver as the band, Wiley Foxx, provided music for the occasion. Anticipation filled the air as Marty Baumeister and Cindy Smith were named king and queen. Only memories of good times remain of the 1977-78 Homecoming. Below: King Marty Baumeister crowns Queen Cindy Smith. 10 lomecoming Queen indy Smith Dream Weaver Below: Flower Girl Jodi Beauvois and Crownbearer Tommy Boughner. Queen's Dance. JUT, Flowei becoming Queen — Cl lip. Homecoming King] Ian Leach. King Candid lecommg ommy I _Jr. Att Homecoming Queen Candidates: 1. Carrie Clem 2. Marcia Roberts 3. Jennifer Doney 4. Cindy Smith Homecoming Class Attendants: 5. Junior — Connie Culp 6. Sophomore — Vicki Mullins 7. Freshman — Leslie Covington 1 We're Fired Up and Aw Shucks! Spirits were high and the enthusi asm was stirring as the bonfire got under way the night before the '‘big game ’ The huge fire and the flaming “0 were sure signs of a Homecom mg victory. But the flames flickered out a little too soon as the 1977 78 football season came to a crashing end when Catlin spoiled our chances for the state playoffs in a 42 6 Home coming defeat. 15 iMui Students With Active Parents The parents of the students have a very exciting day at school, as they learn that it is much harder than what they remember. The students are home doing their parents’ work, while the parents are at school learning the mathematical equations and biological terms that the students try so hard to remember. At the end of their day at school, diplomas are given to all the parents stating their grades, proving that they passed. Congratulations, parents, on a very successful day at O.T.H.S. Dramatics Club Presents Fall Play-Up the Down Staircase UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE, a two-act comedy by Bel Kaufman, focuses on the daily routine of an inner city New York high school. The major action centers on the experiences of a naive first-year teacher, Sylvia Barrett, as she attempts to cope with the fast-paced, and often unnerving, world of the high school. The manner in which she relates to the students, faculty, and administration creates a backdrop on which one is able to evaluate Sylvia’s personal growth. The conclusion of the play provides a surprise, even for Sylvia. CAST Sylvia Barrett................ Beatrice Schachter............ J.J. McHabe................... Paul Barringer................ Ellen ........................ Dr. Maxwell Clark............. Ella Friedenberg.............. Frances Egan.................. Charlotte Wolf ............... Samuel Bester................. Sadie Finch................... Joe Ferone.................... Lou Martin.................... Lennie Neumark................ Carole Blanca................. Alice Blake................... Vivian Paine.................. Rusty O’Brien................. Linda Rosen................... Jose Rodriguez................ Carrie Blaine................. Harry Kagan .................. Jill Norris................... Rachel Gordon ................ Elizabeth Ellis............... Charles Arrons................ Helen Arbuzzi................. Francine Gardner.............. Katherine Wolnow.............. The Man....................... The Woman..................... ........Liza Zigler Sarah Dabill .......Dave Howie .....Scott Harden . Gloria Wickham .....Brian Moore . . . Yvette LaPierre Tam Cunningham ......Ann Minser .....Rick Schultz ........Lori Greer ......Tim Mullins ........Scott Haas Kirk O’Neill .....Lori Leonard . . Sherri Stallings . . . Janine O’Neill .... Brian Cannon ......Carrie Clem ..........Todd Lee ........Lori Davis . . . Scott Carlson . . . Laura Wickham ... Cathy Shanks . . . Ann Longstreth .....Steve Wilson Marci Sadler Margie Hazlebaker .......Jean Bantz .....Todd Lomax .....Linda Lucas Above: 'Hey teach — which way do I go? I’m tired of going up the down staircase! Below: So I fell. Big Deal! 17 1. Miss Barrett waits for her first day of school to begin. 2. Miss Barrett greets her students at the door. 3. A few of the faculty join together to complain. 4. The administration of Calvin Coolidge High. 5. Charles Arrons shows more spirit out of class than in. 6. The cast of Up the Down Staircase. 7. There's more play than work during the day. 8. Mr. Barringer asks his student, Alice Blake, about the love letter she sent him. 9. Mr. McHabe is the Mr. Keever of Calvin Coolidge High. 10. Miss Barrett stops Joe Ferone from walking out. 11. Ellen reads a letter sent to her by her best friend Sylvia. 18 Sweetheart Dance 20 Freshman Attendant — Debbie Wade, escort — Larry Brinkley; Sophomore Attendant — Cathy Draper, escort — Kerry Simpson; Junior Attendant — Jean Bantz, escort — Tim Mullins; Queen — Linda Lucas, escort — Mark Mullins; Last Year's Queen — Cathy Bantz. escort — Jim Maurer, Candidates: Kathy Kist, esCort — Ken Richter; Brenda Divan, escort — Bill Obenland; Carrie Clem, escort — Tim Miller; Crown bearer — Willie Clem. Flower girl — Brandy Juvmall February 11,1978 was a night filled with excitement and one that will surely be remembered for a long time to come. The Future Homemakers of America put many hours of hard work together and opened the doors upon this year's Sweetheart Dance. Everyone was dancing and enjoying themselves to the music of the band “Misty,” but when 10 o’clock came all eyes were turned to coronation. While the band played the theme “You Light Up My Life,” our reigning queen, Cathy Bantz, crowned the 1978 queen Linda Lucas. It was truly a magic moment that will be long rembered by Linda! Our Queen Linda Lucas Captured Memories As the caption above says, these are captured memories. There may be only a few pictures, but each time you look through here you will be able to relive the 1978 Sweetheart Dance. Picture 1, the Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae class repre sentatives, were voted upon by their classes. Standing at left. Junior representatives; Cuff Kinney and Kathy Duncan. Top, the Sophomore candidates; Cathy Dra per and Greg Hadden. At right, are the Senior repre sentatives; Mark Mullins and Gloria Wickham. In front is Randy Mitchell and Pam Keller; the Freshmen candi dates Each class was to collect money during Sadie Hawkins Week, and at the dance all money was turned in. The winners of the Lil Abner and Daisy Mae contest, were those whose class collected the most money. Picture 2. captures the smiles of Lil’ Abner and Daisy Mae; the Freshmen candidates, Randy Mitchell and Pam Keller. Randy received a hillbilly hat and T-shirt and Pam received a scarf and T-shirt. Congratulations to Randy, Pam and the Freshmen class! Above are the Comettes who make it all possible. Sadie Hawkins 78 The dance was held on Friday, March 31, from 7:00 — 10:00 p.m. Caramel corn and orange punch were being served as refreshments, while ‘Sundance'' provided the music. Stuffed animals, tube socks, T-shirt and a gift certificate were given away as door prizes. Thanks to every one who made Sadie Hawkins '78 the best yet. especially Mrs. N Anderson and Mr Nixon!! Dan«. • - Dance. . Dance . Sadie Hawkins 78 23 At right is Kerry Simpson and Debbie Bott who were chosen as the Best Dressed Couple. Each received a six pack of Mountain Dew. Below, is the honorable Reverend Shaffer giving one of his outstanding marriage ceremonies. For a small fee, couples could be wed and receive a wedding ring and marriage certificate, which expired at 10:00 p.m. At left is Karen Duncan and Bill Dalbey who participated the most in the week long Sadie Hawkins activities and were therefore chosen as the Most Suppor tive persons of Sadie Hawkins Week. They received a stuffed animal for their efforts. Below, is the faithful Sister Steffen performing one of her distinguished mar riage rituals. Both Sister Steffen and Reverend Shaffer had busy nights. We May Never Pass This Way Again The Junior class presented the Seniors with a beautiful prom that was held on May 6th at Harrison Park Clubhouse. Misty provided the music and the highlight of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen, Tim Miller and Dana Wright. Post prom was held at Arrowhead Lanes in Champaign. Freewheelin' provided the music and entertainment. There was also free bowling and refreshments. Prom '78 — a success. Pg. 26 Pic. 1Newly crowned 'King' Tim Miller leads 'Queen' Dana Wright into a dance. 2. King and queen. 3. A radiant Dana 4. The court joins in the dancing. Pfl- 27 Pic. 1.: 77 Prom Queen Marilee Hargan reigns the dance for the last moments. 2. Cathy Shank announces the winner. . . 3. The new king and queen take reign. 1977-78 Prom King and Queen Candidates 1. Alan Leach escorting Cindy Smith. 2. Marty Baumeister escorting Jennifer Doney. 3. Mark Mullins escorting Marcia Roberts. 4. Bryan Cox escorting Dana Wright. 5. Tim Miller escorting Brenda Divan. 6. Rick Schultz escorting Carrie Clem. 7. Crownbearer Chris Day escorting Flower Girl Stacey Livingston. 28 Rick Schultz reads the class prophecy. The dance floor was hardly ever empty. Dave Hawkins. Rick Schultz, and Alan Leach take the floor to Short People.' Brian Moore, Tim Mullins, and dates enjoy the entertainment. Left: Future king and queen? Right: Doug Wymn, Gloria Wickham, Rick Warrick, and Suzanne Perry en|oy the entertainment. Teachers and Students Participate Student Council Week was supported well this year by teachers and students. The activities were planned and organized by members of the Student Council for the enjoyment of everyone. There was a T-shirt Day, A teacher student Switch Day (where the students got to take charge in class and “teach”), a basketball game featuring the male faculty -vs- the senior guys, and a volleyball game featuring the female faculty -vs- the senior gals. A highlight of the week’s activities was an assembly for a group from Wheeling H.S. called “New Dawn who performed and sang so well that our students called them back for three encore numbers! 30 The first day. Of the first year. Anticipation! Preparation, Affiliatio Initiation, After school. Relaxation. A new school, A new way, Larger halls, Feeling lost, Feeling dumb, Made fun of. It gets As the year Wea You may even Feel like you Almost, t about. Brian Cannon COMMIT UNIT li SCHOOL How well I remember that sick feeling tn the pit of my stomach ool E My freshman year. Hard to believe toat I could Feel so grown up. While at the same time Feel so small and childlike. Now I look back at that time And smile. But I also feel a little sad. As a junior I no longer feel insignificant, But the time has gone by very fast. Next year I will be a senior. After that year of being Almighty and powerful. Then what will become of me? Once again I will feel sma ' Standing alone to face th I K, —'Cathy m , VL fry f IJf . - rid. Pep Assemblies A great roaring mass. Everyone glad to get out of class. Hundreds of feet$tomp down on the bleachers. Getting into the beat, even the teachers. “Send the volley cheer on high. Shake down the thunder from the sky.” Everyone rowdy, clapping his hands To the sound of the school song played by the band. Nixon, Wittmann, Wilson, and Eaton, Coaches like these couldn't be beaten. In football, wrestling, basketball, and track. No other team could hold us back. The further they went, the louder we’d cheer; Our team kept us cheering all through the year. Yes, through ’77 and to ’78, Comets weren’t less than SUPER GREAT!!! S S v, You’re in trouble! Hey, Greenie! Get that ball! What’s an amoeba? Who is Carl Sandburg? Yea, Team Go, Fight, Win! Tothe Hall! Hi, Hello. May I have this dance? I love you — I love you. Pull, lift, carry; L You’re hired, Sold, thank you. FiH 'er up. Merry Christmas! Good bye! — Doug Wynn II ;vW 11 .■m ■ Tr Xd Kai Sports Coif Basketball WON LOST Oakwood 68 Rossville 44 Potomac Georgetown Oakwood 65 Chrisman 75 Jamaica Catlin Oakwood 66 Westville 55 westville Oakwood 68 Rankin 51 Cir's Track Oakwood 22 Bismark-Henning 70 Oakwood 78 Bismark-Henning 67 Oakwood 22 Ridgefarm 65 Oakwood 82 A.B.L. 40 Oakwood 37 Catlin 85 Oakwood 71 Wellington 52 Oakwood 50 Hoopeston-EI 65 Oakwood 54 Hoopeston-EL 62 Oakwood 29 Rossville 81 Oakwood 65 Georgetown 51 Oakwood 38 St. Joseph-Ogden 108 Oakwood Oakwood 38 St. Teresa 14 64 Georgetown 67 Oakwood 56 Jamaica 62 Oakwood 64 Armstrong 62 6th — Vermilion County Meet Oakwood 51 Schlarman 50 8th — East Central Conference Meet Oakwood 60 Potomac 44 Baseball Oakwood 73 Westville 67 Oakwood 3 Georgetown 4 Oakwood 50 Hoopeston-EL 58 Oakwood 8 Monticello 1 Oakwood 88 Potomac 62 Oakwood 2 Westville 4 Oakwood 96 Ridgefarm 51 Oakwood 1 Westville 0 Oakwood 3 Armstrong 6 Oakwood 65 A.B.L. 51 Oakwood 4 Armstrong 2 Oakwood 95 Cissna Park 63 Oakwood 7 Chrisman 15 Oakwood 82 St. Joseph-Ogden 67 Oakwood 0 Chrisman 2 Oakwood 62 Jamaica 60 Oakwood 0 Rossville 2 Oakwood 72 Shiloh 66 Oakwood 3 Rossville 6 Oakwood 3 Shiloh 10 Oakwood 56 Catlin 69 Oakwood 0 Shiloh 8 Oakwood 60 Homer 56 Oakwood 2 Wellington 6 Oakwood 88 Rossville 62 Oakwood 7 Wellington 6 Oakwood 57 Hoopeston-EL 60 Oakwood 0 Catlin 10 2nd — East Central Conference Oakwood 1 Catlin 5 Oakwood 6 Bismark-Henning 4 2nd — Vermilion County Conference Oakwood 1 Bismark-Henning 2 2nd — Vermilion County Tournament 1 st — East Central Conference 3rd — Rossville Holiday Tournament Scoreboard Cirl's Basketball Oakwood 24 Westville Oakwood 30 A.B.L. Oakwood 31 Bismark Oakwood 59 Ridgefarm Oakwood 31 Jamaica Oakwood 37 Shiloh Oakwood 59 Catlin Oakwood 20 Jamaica Oakwood 42 Chrisman Oakwood 58 Mahomet-Seymour Oakwood 36 St. Joseph-Ogden Cross Country Oakwood 29 St. Joseph-Ogden Oakwood 16 Jamaica Oakwood 36 Bismark-Henning Oakwood 15 Catlin Oakwood 18 Catlin Oakwood 20 Georgetown Oakwood 29 Chrisman Oakwood 15 Jamaica Oakwood 22 Westville Oakwood 17 Bismark-Henning Oakwood 27 Georgetown Oakwood 23 Bismark-Henning Oakwood 32 St. Joseph-Ogden Oakwood 33 Bismark-Henning Oakwood 30 Kansas Oakwood 24 Shiloh Oakwood 21 Westville Oakwood 26 Bismark-Henning Oakwood 19 Catlin 5th — Bismark Invitational 7th — St. Joe Classic 2nd — Vermilion County 2nd — East Central Conference 4th — District Dave Hawkins — 10th in Sectional 85th in State. Oakwood 38 Football Farmer City-MansfieldO Oakwood 21 St. Joseph-Ogden 14 Oakwood 0 Westville 19 Oakwood 6 A.B.L. 0 Oakwood 64 Ridgefarm 0 Oakwood 32 Jamica 0 Oakwood 8 Bismark-Henning 16 Oakwood 28 Rossville 13 Oakwood 6 Catlin 42 2nd — East Central Conference Oakwood Wrestling 43 St. Joseph-Ogden 18 Oakwood 17 Westville 33 Oakwood 23 Tolono 40 Oakwood 27 St. Joseph-Ogden 34 Oakwood 30 Catlin 27 Oakwood 49 Le Roy 8 Oakwood 6 Mahomet-Seymour 49 Oakwood 50 Paris 9 Oakwood 30 Westville 23 Oakwood 33 Georgetown 25 Oakwood 9 Bismark-Henning 45 1 st — Vermilion County Conference Boy's Track Oakwood 841 2 Bismark-Henning 88 Oakwood 841 2 Armstrong 141 2 Oakwood 91 Catlin 43 Oakwood 91 Ridgefarm 42 Oakwood 68 St. Joseph-Ogden 60 Oakwood 68 Fisher 54 Oakwood IO6V2 Rossville 291 2 Oakwood 74 Hoopeston-EL 78 Oakwood 74 Rankin 23 1st — East Central Conference 2nd — Vermilion County 4th — Georgetown Invitational 8th — Hoopeston Relays 9th — District 10th — St. Joe Classic Brian Moore — State Qualifier in high jump 54 58 78 26 57 62 58 55 52 42 49 27 44 23 41 42 35 26 45 33 19 29 32 24 26 29 32 36 30 40 and Comets Start Out Tough With Seventeen Lettermen INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Most Valuable Lineman Tim Miller Most Valuable Back Brad Cox Most Valuable Defense Ken Dunbar Most Improved Rick Schultz All Conference and County Linebacker Ken Dunbar All Conference Halfback Brad Cox Front Row L R C. Culp. S. Cox, M Burke, C. Clem, Second Row K Trimble. L Thomas. B Peet . C Porter. J Doney; Third Row M Arbuckle Principal. A Pettice, S Slade. K Hobick. M Alexander, S Rademaker, C Hedges, B Myers. C Draper, G Keever — Athletic Director. Fourth Row R Eaton — Coach, A Calvert, G Hadden, J Honey. R Birge, T. Cessna, S Doan. M Dubren. D Wilson — Ass t Coach, Fifth Row J Rebmann, B Watson. B Cox. M Baumeister, R Schultz, K Dunbar. L Witsman. 7 Miller, J Wright; Sixth Row B Moore. B Obenland, K Tharp. T Lomax. T Wilson. C Schafer. S Wilson. A Myers. J Wright. Seventh Row A Needham, S Haas. A 38 Leach. J Burke. M Harshbarger, J Trimble. M Keith. B Cox, B Wells, G Adolf Manager 1 Bryan Cox Quarterback 2 Brad Cox F ullbac k 3 Ken Dunbar Fullback 4 Bob Wells Left Halfback 5 Scott Haas Fullback 6 Allen Myers Right Halfbac k 7 Bill Obenland Right Halfback 8 Mitch Harshbarger Center 9 Tim Miller Left Guard 10 Jim Trimble Left Tackle 11 Montana Keith Right Tackle 1 Alanlearh Left Tackle 2 Jim Burke Fnd 3 Marly Baumeister End 4 Rick Schultz End 5 Lou Witsman End 6 Brian Moore Quarterbat k 7 Tony Cessna Center. Right Guard 8 Tim Wilson Right Guard 9 Todd Lomax Left Guard 10 Alan Needham Right Tackle 11 Steve Wilson End Lookin' Good! — Coach Wittmann This proved to be a good season for our Cross Country team. Every man on the team showed determination, dedication, muscle, and skill to capture a 13-6 dual record for the season. Mike Carnahan received the “Outstanding Freshman Award” at the Bismarck Invitational, “Best Freshman at the St. Joseph Invitational, and “Best Freshman Ken Martin Award” in the County. Mike and Dave Hawkins were selected All-Conference with Alex Holbrook selected for Honorable Mantion. Mike and Dave were also selected for All-County. Seniors Dave Hawkins and Ken Richter will be greatly missed next season, but with the talent remaining for next year’s team there is great hope for future years. Picture 1: Dave White and Scott Harden head for the finish. Picture 2: Kneeling. L R: Brian Cannon, Jeff Richardson, Dave Hawkins, Kirk O’Neill, Dave White; Standing L R Marcia Roberts; statistician, Sharon Shaffer, Scott Harden, Jerry Smith, Ken Richter, Alex Holbrook, Mike Carnahan, Gary Smith, Coach Wittmann, Gloria Wickham; statistician. 44 Hawkins Runs in State Finals Dave Hawkins worked all summer at running and conditioning for his senior year of Cross Country. Many peo pie were expecting great things from this lean, long distance runner, and his achievements disappointed no one. Dave placed first in many regular season meets, received 1st in the Conference, 2nd in the County, 4th in the District, 10th in the Sectionals and qualified for State Finals, where he finished 85th. Congratulations to Dave on his fine achievements. Picture 3: Mike Carnahan and Dave Hawkins — All-County Picture 4: Dave Hawkins pouring it on! Picture 5: Mike Carnahan, Dave Hawkins, Alex Holbrook — All Conference. 45 Varsity End Season With 20-6 Record The 1977-78 basketball season was a truly exciting and successful one for the Oakwood Comets. The jumping ability and shooting power of this team was something to behold. Their fast break destroyed many good teams this year and made the season enjoyable for the fans also. It was one of the few teams in Oakwood history to win 20 games and the team, school, and community should be justly proud. Hopefully, the players can look back on this season with pride and fond memories and realize they have learned the lessons that all high school athletics can teach. Coach Nixon Young But Mighty Oh, to be, to be an Oakwood Comet. . Brian Moore Lettered All Tourney Rossville — Most Valuable Player All County All Conference ECC Cager of the Week — Commercial News All State AP — Honorable Mention Field Goal Percentage — 551% Most Rebounds — 28 2 All State Team — News Gazette Bob Wells Lettered. All County — Honorable Mention Dave Hawkins Lettered Assists Award All County — Honorable Mention Most Assists — 95 Denny Wendell Lettered Free Throw Percentage Award All Tourney Rossville All County All Conference ECC — Honorable Mention Free Throw Percentage — 71% Mark Vinson Lettered Mark Mullins Lettered Tony Cessna Lettered oh, to be, to be Number One! Jerry Smith Lettered Tim Lettered It's their first year at high school; the girls they are cheering with are all from different schools so they have different preferences about how to do this or that. They don't have time to order new uniforms so they have to wear hand-me-downs from previous years. The Varsity and J.V. don’t have time to help them. And to top it all off, the normal quota of fans at a Fresh- man game usually adds up to 10! Even though it could get very frustrating at times, these four girls with all their hard work and determination, made it through the traumatic experience of tryouts and went on to have a Super Great year cheering for their Freshman athletes. 1. Captain, Leslie Covington, 2. Pam Keller, 3. Terry Shipman, 4. Paula Harden. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders put in a lot of time and effort and had a Dynamite year cheer ing for the Comets! These girls represented their teams well through the 1977-1978 season. The five girls this year handled themselves well and because of the experience of being a Junior Varsity cheerleader are better people for it. The J.V. cheerleaders are 1. Captain, Debbie Bott, 2. Jama Terry, 3. Wanda Pearson, 4. Vicki Mullins, and 5. Pam Clark. 53 VAR CHEERL The Varsity cheerleaders had a very worthwhile year. These six girls showed enthusiam and loyalty throughout the 1977-1978 season. It is a tough job to constantly work trying to keep up the school spirit and they were always there trying. The two seniors in the squad can look back with pride at their accomplishments at Oakwood High! The Varsity cheerleaders are 1. Captain, Jennifer Doney, 2. Connie Culp, 3. Keri Trimble, 4. Carrie Clem, 5. Susie Cox, 6. Missy Burke. SITY EADERS During the 1977-1978 school year, I had the distinct pleasure of working with fifteen girls. People sometimes do not realize the effort that is put into being a good representative for their teams and school. They practice many hours in the summer, attend camp, and when school begins in the fall many long evenings are spent in practice. Being a cheerleader not only teaches leadership, but also teaches cooperation and striving to always keep a positive attitude. As an advisor probably one thing that I stressed the most was keeping a good attitude in all situations. Hopefully, the honor of being a cheerleader will be with the girls throughout their lifetime! Advisor: Mrs. Ludwig Show Us What You Can Do, Comettes . Bottom Row: Bev Peetz; L to R: Kim Hobick, Marcy Sadler, Cathy Draper, Carla Porter, Missy Alexander, Brenda Myers, Christy Hedges. Angie Pettice, Shelly Slade, Sheila Rademaker. Officers . . . L to R: Student Director — Bev Peetz, Director — Lynn Anderson. Captain — Sheila Rademaker Manager. . . Cheryl White 57 Comettes: 1 Bev Peetz 2. Carla Porter 3 Marcy Sadler 4 Missy Alexander 5. Kim Hobick 6. Shelly Slade 7 Angie Pettice 8. Cathy Draper 9 Sheila Rademaker 10. Christy Hedges 11 Brenda Myers Front Row L to R Charles Montgomery, Tod Roberts. Greg Hadden, Audie Calvert, Cliff Schafer, Kirk O’Neill, Scott Payne, Jim Honey, Back Row L. to R Coach Wilson. T im Wilson, Todd Lomax, Garry Hawker. Alan Needham, Jim Rebmann, Bob Watson, Rick Schultz. Steve Wilson. Vermilion County Co-Champs Strong With Only Two Seniors The Oakwood Wrestling Team finished with a 7 7 record overall and a 3 1 confer ence record. They shared the Vermilion County Champ title with Bismarck Henning this year. The team also received a 4th in the Fresh Soph Tourney in Catlin. Next year is looking very good for Oak wood. The team is losing only two seniors, yet their absence will be felt. The agenda has expanded greatly for next year with three tourneys and nineteen dual meets scheduled. Our newest addition to our wrestling team is the new mat. It was used in the Assembly Hall for the state finals and the team is really proud. The wrestlers have developed a Junior Wrestling Program for guys in grades 5 8 that are interested in wrestling. This pro gram shows much promise in the upcoming 60 Years Managers L. toR Tam Cunningham. Penny Schultz, LizaZigler, Lori Greer 8 Tod Roberts Charles Montgomery Cliff Schafer 9 Kirk 0 Neill Garry Hawker Rick Schultz Scott Payne Bob Watson Todd Lomax 167 Tim Wilson HWT. Alan Needham Individual Awards Quick Pin — Rick Schultz 29 Most Pins — Bob Watson 11 Most Take Downs — Tim Wilson 20 Oakwood Musclemen Pin 'Em! JV NEWS The Jr. Varsity wrestlers have learned plenty from this season and we plan to see them on the varsity roster soon. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Quick pin — Greg Hadden :52 Most Pins — Steve Wilson 10 Most Take Downs — Steve Wilson 12 1. Audie Calvert struggles for a JV win. 2. Cliff Schafer gets ready for a take down 3. Todd Lomax struggles for an arm. 4. Scott Payne scores a victory for Oakwood. 5. 2 points for Oakwood! 6. Charles Montgomery hangs on to his man. 63 Girls Advance to Sub-Regionals L to R, Front: Manager, Sue Stallings, Sharon Shatter, Cathy Duncan, Cheryl DeVore, Karen Livingston, Manager, Norma Miller Middle: Mindy Alexander, Pam Har per. Shelly Slade, Jenny Tellier, Sheila Peak. Back: Coach Lynn Anderson. Missy Alexander, Brenda Myers, Lori Twigg, Vicki Stark, Lori Chesnut, Brenda Thomas. Donna Lazell. Brenda Richter, Karen Duncan, Dana Powell. 1978 Girls Basketball Team Dedication and enjoyment are two characteristics produced by this year’s girls basketball team. The team consisted of nine freshmen, six sophomores, three juniors, and one senior. It was a building year for the girl Conets as they ended with a 4-9 season; the Junior Varsity with a 5-2 record. The Varsity placed third in the Jamaica County Tournament with Sharon Shaffer making the All Tournament Team. A high point for the season was playing in the sub-regionals. The girls won over Mahomet in the first round and lost to St. Joe in the final. Cheryl DeVore was voted Most Valuable Player for the year. The following were reasons she was valuable to us; she held the records for the year on: Total points for season High Scorer in one game Free Throws for season and % Most Rebounds in one game Total Rebounds for season. Cheryl was also voted unanimously on the All County Team and Sharon Shaffer was voted on the East Central Conference (ECC) Team. All in all girls basketball is rapidly becoming a very competitive sport. Hard work and determination are the keys to success. 64 — Coach Lynn Anderson Spirit, Determination and Dedication Is What Track Is All About This year Coach Anderson had 17 girls out for track Picture 1. captures Nancy Harmeson doing the long jump Picture 2. shows Cathy Wozencraft throwing the shot put. Picture 3. shows the swiftness of Pam Keller in the 100 yard dash. Picture 4. captures the quickness of Bev Peetz in the 220 yard dash Members of the girls track team are LR, Bottom Row: Brenda Myers. Norma Miller. Rhonda Witherspoon. Middle Row: Manager, Sue Stallings, Sharon Shaffer, Leslie Covington, Cathy Draper, Karen Duncan, Tina Cook, Manager, Vivian Nease Top Row: Cindy Hoaks, Susan Vacketta, Kathy Duncan, Connie Culp, Pam Keller, Bev Peetz, Shelly Slade, Mrs. Lynn Anderson. Track Team Captures East Central Conference Title Individual Awards Below: L-R, Front Counterclock wise: D White, K. Rigdon, G. Smith, B. Harrison, R. Mitchell, R Everson. L. Brinkley, C. Hazel-baker, Stat Girl A. Leahy, M. Car nahan, A. Holbrook. S Carlson. B Cannon, K. O'Neill, J. Bolton, A Needham, T Mullins, G. Bolton, C. Kinney, B. Moore, J. Smith, Coach Wittmann, T. Miller, D. Hawkins. K Richter, B Wells, D. Wendell, S. O'Neill, J. Burke, Stat Girl V. Mullins, T. Pruitt, D. Grimes, D. Witsman, M Hazel baker. C. Frazier, G. Hadden. S. Payne. J. Richardson, R Thomp son, D. Marsh Girls Bowling And Interscholastic At the season’s beginning, there were 80 regular bowlers, and 20 substitutes. The 10 girls with the highest averages were put in Interscholastic Bowling. These changed back and forth as girl’s averages went up and down. The Alexander Sports Shop gave a trophy to the girl with the highest game, and one to the girl with the highest series each month. Winners were: For the month of October — High Series — Laura Wickham, High Game — Jean Bantz, November — High Series — Missy Burke, High Game — Suzanne Perry, December — High Series — Missy Burk, High Game — Laura Wickham, January — High Series — Jean Bantz, High Game — Suzanne Perry, February — High Series — Missy Burke, High Game — Terri Roberts, March — High Series — Gloria Wickham, _ High Game — Missy 68 _ Burke. Pic. 1 — L to R: L. Wickham. L. Martin, C. DeVore, C. Wickham, T. Cunningham. T. Roberts. C. Draper, J. Bantz. M. Burke, J. Tellier. Pic. 2 — L to R: G. Wickham, M. Burke. L. Wickham, L. Martin, C. DeVore. Pic. 3 • L to R, 1st Row: V. Nease, C. Draper, S. Stallings, C. Richardson, M. Hazelbaker, L. Covington. T. Shipman, L. Wozencraft. S. Vacketta, B. Myers, S. Miller, P. Clark. K. Duncan, J. Soney, C. Clem. M. Roberts; 2nd Row: T. Cunningham, L. Greer, L. Wickham, A. Pettice, D. Lockwood, C. Porter, S. Slade, S. Baker, B. Richter, A. Leahy, S. Perry, K. Livingston, M. Burke, G. Wickham; 3rd Row: B. Tellier, L. Lucas, K. Kist, B Bowles, J. Spencer, T. Cunniff, J. Fisher, L. Ellis, V. Erp, T. Cook. P. Keller. V. Stark, L. Twigg, D. Tellier, B. Thomason. S. Stallings; 4th Row: N. Miller, N. Harmeson, T. Britton. L. Fitzsimmons, J. Lappm, P. Powell, D. Lazzell, T. Brumfield, T. Cook, P. Schultz, S. Schafer, B Divan, J. Hardesty; 5th Row: C. Wozencraft. N Dimmitt. T. Wilbanks. C. Albright. L. Martin. J Moody, J. Bantz, P. Jenkins, R. Miller, B. Peetz, J. Lucas, C. Shank, L. Davis, M Engelmann; 6th Row. J. Terry, P. Hibler, P. Estock, C. DeVore, C. McCord, S. Shaffer, L. Thomas. T. Roberts, S. Peak. S. Cox. K. K. Cramer, N. Holman. Conference Champs! After all of the cancellations due to snow, rain, and cold weather, the baseball season finally got under way. And in the end, the result was a GREAT one! The team captured the conference title and got the points that were needed the Juby Parke All-Sports Trophy for the third year in a row. This year’s team made Oakwood very proud. Front, L to R: David Hughes, Scott Haas, Brad Myrick, Doug Wynn, Rick Warrick, Ron Greer, Jim Montgerard, Todd Goodner. Middle: Carrie Clem, Harold Dunbar, J Kevin Tharp, Mark Denhart, Tony Cessna, Rick Schultz, Audie Calvert, Sherri Stallings. Back: Coach Dyke Wilson, Kevin Rigdon, Jim Burke, Mike Pouikkiard, Virgil { Burke, Dave White, Kevin Krout, Denny Wendell, Jim Marsh, Greg Adolph, Chuck Frazier, Dave Cronk, Coach Glenn Keever. Stamina, Determination, and Hustle! The Golf Team Real Swingers Standing, L to R: Mr. Biehl, Scott Wahlfeldt, Craig Thompson, Mark Mullins. Jim Honey, Todd Lomax, Kelly Hible. Jean Bantz; Kneeling. L to R: Brian Myrick, Todd Lee. Golf attracted quite a few participants this year and found the sport to be testing, but enjoyable though it requires much concentration. With only 2 returning golfers, Mark Mullins and Scott Wahlfeldt, the young and inexperienced golf team worked hard at improving their games. Golf instructor, Ed Biehl, brought these beginners a long way in such a short time. As senior “swinger,” Mark Mullins, said about Mr. Biehl . . . “he’s the best!” The golfers “putted” their way to become 4th in the county. 71 73 Earning Money While Earning Credits First Semester: Bottom Row. L to R: S. Thompson. R. Miller. C. Smith, D. Wright, S. Pankow, D. Tellier, P. Childers. Mrs. Ludwig; teacher; 2nd Row, L to R: N. Dimmitt, P. Jenkins, C Wozencraft, S. Lonas, N. Holman, J. Doney, S. Dabill, K. Pichon; 3rd Row, L to R: J. Hardesty, B Divan, S. Schafer, B. Bowles. D. Tellier, J. Moody. M. Partin, J. Young; 4th Row. L to R: D. Seimer, L. McClure, S. O'Neill, J. Frazier, B. Polick, D. Schmit. D. Cronk. Occupations is a class designed for students seeking work experience while going to school. Students “earn money while they earn credits. One credit is given for the class and one is given for the job that they hold. Occupations class held its banquet on April 20 this year for their employers and their parents. 74 Second Semester: Bottom Row, L to R: S. Dabill, K. Pichon. 2nd Row. L to R: S. Lonas, J. Hardesty. N Holman, C. Wozencraft, N. Dimmitt, J. Moody; 3rd Row, L to R: S. Pankow, D. Wright. B Divan, C. Smith. J. Doney, S. Thompson, T. Davis. B. Bowles; 4th Row, L to R: D. Seimer, B Cox, M Harshbarger, D. Cronk, M Partin, D. Schmit, J. Young. T. Huffman; Top. L to R: B. Polick, P. Jenkins, R Miller. A big thanks goes to the Booster Club for supporting our athletic programs. The athletes of O.T.H.S. appreciate every effort. BOOSTER CLUB MEMBERS Muriel Mullins — president Sandy Miller — secretary treasurer Jean Gorham Homer Mullins Harley Miller .. John Rebmann Janice Rebmann Sandy O’Neill Beth Cannon | Dyke Wilson Glenn Keever Jacque Keever Rich Eaton Betty Eaton and all of the other Comet Boosters! Acorn Staff Presents “Ten dollars for a yearbook?”, “What does the cover look like?”, “Are there any color pages?”, “Oh, the seniors are in color? Hey, that really sounds nice!”, “A bigger size? I guess that ten dollars isn’t so much after all!” Questions very much like these traveled up and down the hallways as the '78 ACORN went on sale. Soon, people began to expect something different and better than before — well, now you’ve got it! New staff members were recruited, a summer workshop was attended, a new company was contracted and it all started to simmer. Many hours of brainstorming for interesting ideas, jotting them down on rough drafts, choosing and cropping pictures, finalizing ideas at night workshops, and putting it all down on the “quad-pack” to be sent to the publisher, have gone into producing the ’78 ACORN. 76 Take a Closer Look Officers L to R Suzanne Perry and Missy Burke. Ad Managers. Tam Cunningham, Jr Assistant Editor; Sherri Stallings, Student Council Representative. Marcia Roberts. Assistant Editor. Carrie Clem, Senior Class Manager; Gloria Wickham; Editor Our praise and gratitude goes to Ms. Jeanette Bahnke, our advisor, for standing behind us all as we worked to produce the 78 Acorn. As a first year advisor, she worked with the officers in selecting a publishing company to meet our needs and expectations. Whenever night meetings were scheduled, she came ready and willing to work (also satisfying our sweet tooths by bringing “goodies to eat). By arranging fund raisers such as candy sales, patron sales, advertisement sales, and yearbook sales, we were able to pay off outstanding debts from previous years while also funding this years Acorn. With all of the time and effort Ms. Bahnke has contributed to this yearbook, it’s hard to believe she has any time for working on her master’s degree, being advisor of Dramatics, Thespians, and International Club as well. Here's to you, Ms. Bahnke. Thanks for everything! The ’78 Acorn Staff Ms. Bahnke 77 Oak News Takes a New Look With the advent of a new course at O.T.H.S., Oak News is organized and written in Journalism class. The “new look” is a printed newspaper with the articles dealing primarily with features, sports, and editorials. Photography has also played an important part in the newspaper’s format. The OAK NEWS has been a success due to diligent work of the following: Mrs Steffen — Adv. Ms Hathaway — Teacher s Aide Tam Cunningham — Ed Lon Greer — Photographer Amy Hazelbaker Linda Lucas Mark Maxwell — Ed. Brian Moore Tim Mullins Sheryl Pankow Mark Mullins Bill Obenland Rick Schultz Cathy Wozencraft Cindy Weller 1st Semester Back Row L-R: Tam Cunningham. Lori Greer, Bill Obenland, Cindy Weller, Roger Childers. Jackie Coon. Tim Mul lins, Sheryl Pankow, Brian Moore. Mark Mullins; Front Row Yvette LaPierre, Mark Maxwell, Alan Cockrell. Rick Schultz. Dave White. Linda Lucas, Lisa Vacketta, Amy Hazelbaker. Doug Wynn; Not Pictured: Liza Zigler. m ins L-R Mark Maxwell Editor Mrs. Steffen Advisor Tam Cunningham Editor 2nd Semester Front Row L-R: Mark Maxwell Ed., Mrs. Steffen Adv . Tam Cunningham Ed; Back Row: Sheryl Pankow, Mark Mullins. Cathy Wozencraft, Amy Hazelbaker. Lori Greer. Bill Obenland. Rick Schultz, Cindy Weller. Brian Moore; Not Pictured: Tim Mullins, Linda Lucas. 78 Student Librarians Members of Librarians Club are will ing workers who give up their study hall time to check out books, help students find materials for research papers, file material in vertical file cards in the card catalogue, and shelve books. The student librarians raised money to buy awards through a record raffle. Sue Burrows, employed by CETA, assists Mrs. Fathauer, our librarian. When asked by her student librarians, “Does a librarian have to go to College?”, she answers, “Yes! Four long years of hard work!” Pic. 1, L to R: Officers; Nancy Dim-mitt, Tina Wilbanks, Susan Thompson, Sue Stallings, Sharon Steele, Jackie Spencer. . L io n: standing, T.na WnoanKs. Laura Miller, Kay Howie. Jackie Spencer. Debbie Cunningham. Judy Fisher, Laura Ellis, lammy tins, cra.g inompson. imer, Nancy Dimmitt. Kneeling: Dave Howie, Sue Stallings. Norma Miller. Lori Leonard. Kim Hockett. 80 Nancy Holman • Karen Livingston •Janet Lucas •Ann Minser Suzanne Perry ••Marcia Roberts •Cathy Shank Keri Trimble • •Gloria Wickham National Honor Society 1977-78 ••Mark Mullins — PRES ••Allen Myers — V. •Jim Bales •Missy Burke •Carrie Clem Susie Cox Ij H % pH ip r -v The 1977-78 National Honor Society members were elected on the basis of four main qualitites: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The club, which is advised by Mr. Robert Shafer, held its spring banquet on May 8th in the school cafeteria to induct the new members. The senior N.H.S. members have earned the honor of wearing gold chords at their graduation ceremonies. Two yr. members New members 81 Julie Wright Jeff Young Student Council Keeps Busy Student Council sponsored many activities. Homecoming festivities were a big success with the half time show of the football game and the dance. Other activities of Student Council included Swap Day, Student Exchange, Chili Supper, and the movie “Young Frankenstein.” Another bridge was crossed with the construction of a new concession stand. With the help of many O.T.H.S. students, its completion was finished before the football season began. L to R: K. Kist. V. Pres.; K. Trimble. Corres. Sec . Mr Waters, Adv ; J. Doney, Pres.; C. Clem. Treas.; G. Wickham, Sec. L. to R: V. Mullins, J. Terry, M. Sadler. W. Pearson. Mr. Waters, Adv., S Shaffer, S. Stallings. D. lazzell, M. Roberts, L. Greer. K. Trimble. K. Kist. G. Wickham, L. Davis, M. Burke, K. Livingston. G. Hawker. R. Birge. M Mullins. J. Doney. C. Hedges. D Cox L Brinkley. C Wozencraft. S Dabill. J. Bantz. R Schultz. C. Smith, S. Schafer. S. Stallings, C. Clem. 82 International Club Miss Bahnke — Advisor Gloria Wickham — French Rep. Cathy Shank — Latin Rep. OFFICERS Lori Davis — Student Council Rep. Tam Cunningham — Spanish Rep. Mrs. Anderson — Advisor The students taking classes in Spanish, French, and Latin join together to form the International Club. They have worked together mak ing profits from fund raisers to finance their annual trip to Chicago, which this year features the Field Museum, Woodfield Mall, Berghoff’s German restaurant and the Buffalo ice cream parlor. Some of the members are also busily working to raise money for a trip to Europe in 1979. Kneeling: S. Tellier, L. Miller. S. Steele, S. Baker, L. Bloomfield, S. Tellier, D. Lazzell. S Slade. W. Pearson, A. Lea y'|lpi K Coll Cook ? Wickham. Second Row L Lucas. K K.st, V Mullins, L Rice, J Wonderhn. A. M.nser, J Lucas. C. Shank. L Dav,s' R h J £££' j Covington. R Boys. C Clem. S Cox. S Stallings, S Saults; Third Row Miss Bahnke. J Tellier. B Moore. S. Hard«n''0 ” k R adon M TAnderson Cunningham. L Greer. L Wickham. J Bantz. B Thomas. P Keller. K Pricer. L. Tw.gg. K H.ble. M Hazelbaker. D Green. K R.gdon, Mrs Anderson Future FHomemakers of America Pic. 1 — J. 0. Neill — 4 b, Recreation Ch.; Pic. 2: First Row, L to R: C. Albright, C. Duncan, C. Culp. P. Clark, S. Peak. C. Partin, J. Lucas, B. Peetz, C. Shank; 2nd row, L to R: L. Wozencraft, C. Wozencraft, J. Wright, D. Richards, T. Hazelbaker, L. Bloomfield, S. Stallings, W. Pearson, N. Miller, S. Slade, S. Baker; 3rd Row, L to R: S. Radamaker, J. Fisher, T. Cundiff, L. Miller, S. Haynes; 4th Row, L to R: D. Lockwood, B. Thompson, E. Montgomery, T. Brunfield. D. Wade, M. Woo dard, C. Clem. S. Stallings; 5th Row, L to R: T. Pundt, B. Curry, L. Davis, J. O’Neill, J. Hardesty. B. Divan, J. Bantz. K. Kist, L. Lucas. M. Roberts, N. Holman, C. Draper, M. Hazelbaker, L. McClure. Mrs Mickleson. Pic. 4: Officers: Standing, L to R: J. O’Neill, — Projects. B. Curry — Public Relations, C. Wozencraft — Student Council Rep., L. Davis — Jr. Sr. Point Ch., M. Hazelbaker — Fr. Soph. Point Chairman, J. Lucas — Trea surer. Seated, L to R: Mrs. Mickleson — Advisor, L. Lucas — President. B. Thomp son — Vice-President, C. Shank — Secretary. 84 • ■ - JUDGES AT NATIONAL 1977 National Livestock Judging Team Jon Fisher, Dean Grimes. Gary Chesnut, Ken Richter, Mrs Fertaly. % 50™ ANNUAL FFA CONVENTION NATIONA OFFICERS President Ken Richter Vice-President Gary Chesnut Secretary Scott O'Neill Treasurer Dean Grimes Reporter Garry Hawker Sentinel Jon Fisher 85 Dramatics Club Presents Very, Very, Far-Off Broadway Officers: Lori Greer — Historian Jean Bantz — Historian Susie Cox — Secretary Sherri Stallings — V President Sara Dabill — President Miss Bahnke — Advisor Liza Zigler — Treasurer First Row L R: V. Tellier, B. Thomas, P. Keller, M Roberts. B. Thompson, G. Wickham, L. Lucas, J. Fisher, L Ellis. L. Covington, S. Tellier. J. Tellier, J O'Neill, D Nelson; Second Row: T. Pundt, S. Tellier, L. Wozencraft, E. Thomas. S. Peak, W. Pearson, K. Hobick, C. Draper, V. Nease, C. Porter, D. Lockwood, S Baker, M. Sadler; Third Row: A. Mmser. S Cox, B. Divan, C. Clem. S. Stallings, L. Wickham, K. Pricer, K. Hible. M. Hazelbaker, T Lomax. C. Shank, L. Davis, B. Peetz, Y LaPierre, J Moody, B Sills; Fourth Row: A. Longstreth. B. Ellis, D. Howie, T Lee. S. Haas. L. Leonard, J. Spencer, T. Cundiff, K Kunich, R. Schultz, T Mullins, J. Coon, J Sills, D Lazzell; Fifth Row: B Moore, S Dabill, S Harden. K. O'Neill, B. Cannon, C. Stark, T. Cunningham, J. Bantz; Sixth Row: M. Smoot, S. Carlson. L. Greer, Liza Zigler (Not Pictured) 86 Miss Bahnke — Advisor. Jean Bantz — Vice-President. Gloria Wickham — President. Tam Cunningham — Sec. Treasurer. Linda Lucas — Historian. Hamming It up, Thespians Still Hope for a Talent Scout in the Audience Top-Bottom Lori Greer Bev Peetz Gloria Wickham Linda Lucas Sara Dabill Miss Bahnke — Advisor Jean Bantz Tam Cunningham Here They Are — Still Waiting for Their Emmy , We Believe in Music The Band and Chorus Band Members Front Row L. to R. Alan Cock rell. Scott Haas. Jon Fisher. Bruce Harrison, Karla Richardson; 2nd Row I. to R.: Jim Engel man, LuAnn Cox, Teresa Cundiff, Vicki Erp, Kathy Cambron; 3rd Row L. to R : Laura Miller Elizabeth Montgomery. Sandy Haynes, Ann Mmser, Jackie Spencer, Kay Howie. Bruce Juran; 4th Row, L. to R : Gayle Smith, Jane Thompson, Judy Fisher, Ann Longstreth, Laura Wickham. 5th Row L to R.: Della Haynes, Deb bie Anglin, Russell Dreher, Alan Needham. Chris Howie; 6th Row L to R : Mr. Parkhurst. Brenda Richter, Gory Smith, Randy Thompson, Dave Howie. Todd Lomax. Twirlers Terri Robert, Julie Cramer Band Officers Dave Howie — President Scott Haas — Vice President Ann Longstreth — Secretary Ann Mmser — Treasurer Laura Miller — Student Council Rep. Mr. Parkhurst — Advisor. Chorus First Row L. to R.: Judie Fisher, Ann Mmser, Lori Rice, LuAnn Cox, Sue Tellier, Terri Britton, Tammy Hazelbaker, Brenda Richter. Debbie Anglin; 2nd Row, L. to R.: Allie Black, Della Haynes, Robert Keith, Alan Cockrell. Jeff Sills, Bonnie Sills, Becky Garowski, Amy Bumpus; 3rd Row L. to R.: Tina Wilbanks. Nancy Dimmit, Per rie Powell, Steve Doan. Todd Lomax, Cheryl White, Yvette La Pierre, Amy Hazelbaker; 4th Row L. to R Mr Parkhurst. Sue Fox, Carolyn Cramer, Margaret Engelmann. Lynn Bloomfield. Chorus Officers John Squires — President Tma Wilbanks — Vice President Sue Tellier — Secretary Lynn Bloomfield — Treasurer 88 Music and Speech Contest Mr. Parkhurst. Judy Fisher, Scott Juvinall, Sue Fox, Tammy Hazelbaker, LuAnn Cox, Brenda Richter, Robert Brehm, Brenda Thoma son, Jeff Sills, Todd Lomax, Steve Doan, Kay Howie, Ann Minser, Alan Cockrell, Jay Davis, Bonnie Sills, Amy Bumpus. Jim Engelman, Tam Cunningham. Margaret Engelmann, Judy Brehm. Dave Howie. Music contestants did very well in bring ing home seven first place medals, seven second place ribbons, and two third place ribbons. Next year, they hope to improve and bring back all firsts. Speech contestants placed in the top 6 in the regional preliminary rounds, and Marcy Sadler and Cathy Shank went the final round which put them in the sectionals at Bloomington High School. Advisor — Mrs. Steffen, Marcy Sadler. Bev Peetz, Cathy Shank, Ann Minser. 89 Honors 1. Mr Parkhurst presents Laura Miller with the John Phillip Sousa award 2. Sarah Dabill and Gloria Wickham are voted Best Actress and Tim Mullins is voted Best Actor. 3. Jim Bales receives the Bausch and Lomb science award. 4. Mark Mullins receives the S.A.R award 5. Gloria Wickham is awarded D A R and Valedictorian of the class of 1978 6. Mr Arbuckle presents the presi dent of Student Council. Jennifer Doney. with an award. 7. Kathy Kist receives a sav mgs bond from Student Council for Most Outstanding Member 1. Laura Miller and Debbie Nelson receive Most Outstanding Librarian award from Mrs. Fathauer. 2. Mr. Eaton not only receives the dedication of the 1978 Acorn, but also a standing ovation. 3. Cindy Smith and Jennifer Doney each receive an Outstanding Busi ness Student award from Mr. Biehl. 4. Mr. Keever presents Mark Mullins with the Scholar Athlete Award. 5. Carrie Clem receives the Betty Crocker award from Mrs. Mickelson 6. Ms. Bahnke presents Gloria Wickham with the Best Thespian award. 7. Linda Lucas receives the Most Outstanding F.H.A. Member award from Mrs. Mickelson. 1. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Mark Mullins and Gloria Wickham 2. MOST DEPENDABLE: Jennifer Doney and Mark Mullins 3. MOST STUDIOUS: Jim Bales and Gloria Wick ham 4. STUDENT LEADERS: Mark Mullins and Jenni fer Doney 5. MOST MUSICAL: Laura Miller and Chris Howie 6. MOST ATHLETIC: Cheryl DeVore and Bob Wells 7. BEST DANCERS: Sheila Lonas and Rick Schultz 8. BEST ARTISTS: Sarah Dabill and Doug Wynn 94 9. CLASS CLOWNS: Sarah Dabill and Rick Schultz 10 SHYEST: Jim Bales and Lisa Vacketta 11. MOST TALKATIVE: Sarah Dabill and Mon tana Keith 12. BIGGEST FLIRTS: Carrie Clem and Dave White 13. FRIENDLIEST: Ken Richter, Cindy Smith, and Mark Mullins Not Pictured: BIGGEST EATERS: Kenny Dunbar and Debbie Nelson 96 HUM T racey Bettag Joey Bradley Roger Childers Michael Costelic Jim Bales Brenda Bloomfield Jimmy Burke Carrie Clem Marty Baumeister Rebecca Bowles Tina Calvert Tina Cook £ Bradley Cox Bryan Cox David Cronk Sarah Dabill Cheryl DeVore Brenda Divan Jennifer Ooney Ken Dunbar Tamara Ellis Lori Fitzsimmons Tammy Frazier Cindy Grindley JAMES E. BALES Jim - . d- National Honor Society 3, 4. MARTY ANDREW BAUMEISTER Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 4; Baseball 1; 0 Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King; Sadie Hawkins Candidate. TRACEY BETTAG BRENDA BLOOMFIEL REBECCA LYNN BOWLES Becky” Mm! Girls Bowling , 21 3 4; F.H.A. 2; Pep Club M, afcfcupations 4. a m I JOEY WADE BRADLEY Joe” JIMMY E. BURKE Mongie” Football 3, 4; Cross Country 1 Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3 Baseball 4; O-Club Kitchen Help 4. Sweatnanny Pep Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer, Music Contest 1; Plays: •■Sound of Music.” JIM CHILDERS CARRIE RENE CLEM Bat Girl 3, 4; Girls Bowing 3, 4; F.H.A. ft 2, 3, 4, Points Chair- in 2; Student Council 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 4; Annual-Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Manager 4| Dramatics 1,2, 3, 4; PepjCluBI, 3; International Club’2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Help 2M 4; Freshman Cheerleader 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Plays: Up 4he DmH Staircase;” Bye-Bye Birdie;” Homecommg Attendant 3; Homecomino Queen Candidate 4; Sweetheart Attendant 1; Sweetheart Queen Candidate 4. MICHAEL EDWARD COSTE BRADLEY E. COX Football 1, 2, 4; O-Club 1, Homecoming Escort 4. BRYAN WAYNE COX 2,4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; O-Club 2, 3, 4; Occupations 4; Homecoming Escort 4. DAVID LYNN CRONK ‘'Spot Cross Country 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; O-Club 2, 3, 4; Occupations 4. SARAH LOUISE DABILL Sarah T. Smiles Student Council 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Thespians 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Occupations 4; Office Help 3; Kitchen Help 2, 3; Music Contest 1, 2; Speech Contest 3; Plays: Sound of Music,” Up the Down Staircase,” America Sings — ’76'’ ‘‘Bye-Bye Birdie.” JENNIFER LOU DONEY Girls Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4, President 4; Oak News 3; Dramatics 1; Pep Club 1; International Club 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Occupations 4; Office Help 2; Class President 3; Freshman Cheerleader 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4, Captain; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Sadie Hawkins Candidate. LORI ANN FITZSIMMONS “Fitzie” Girls Bowling 4; F.H.A. 1, 2. CHERYL KAY DeVORE Scregie Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Bowling 2, 3, 4; Kitchen Help 1, 3, 4. BRENDA MARIE DIVAN Girls Bowling 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Occupations 3, 4; Office Help 4; Sweetheart Queen Candidate. KEN GEORGE DUNBAR Colonel E.B. Football 2, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Baseball 1, 3; O-Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Class President 2. TAMARA SUE ELLIS “Tammy” F.H.A. 1; Librarians 4. TAMMY FRAZIER CINDY DIANE GRINDLEY Snidley,” Jaws” Girls Bowling 2, 3. Kevin Kroul Alan Leach Linda Lucas Cindy McCord Kathy Kist Julia Lappin Sheila Lonas Lindsay McClure Lorin Kinney. Jr. Cathy Lallathin April Longstreth Greg Manasco SCOTT D. HAAS “Schnauzer” Football 4; Golf 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 3, 4; O-Club 2, 3, 4; Dramat ics 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Plays: “Up the Down Staircase.” NANCY HARMESON SANDRA HAYNES Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; F.H.A. 1, 4; Band Contest 2, 3. CINDY ANN HOSHAUER Hoot'' F.H.A. 1,2. JERI LEE HARDESTY Girl's Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Librarians 1; Dramatics 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Occupations 4; Office Help 2, 3. GERALD G. HAWKER Garry” Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; O-Club 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; F.F.A. Reporter 2, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Section Vice Pres. 3. AMY MARIE HAZELBAKER Oak News 1; Music Contest 1. CHRIS L. HOWIE Cross Country 2; Track 4; Band 1,2, 3,4. LARRY MITCHELL HARSH-BARGER Wofat” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; O-Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Occupations 4. DAVID W. HAWKINS Hot Dog” Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; O-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kitchen Help 4; Sweetheart Escort 3. NANCY RENEE HOLMAN Bean” Girl’s Bowling 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarians 1; Oak News 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Occupations 4; Music Contest 2; F.H.A. Vice Pres, of Public Relations 2; Jr. Sr. Points Chairman 3. CHARLES JEFFERS 104 LORINL. KINNEY, JR. Shake Occupations 4. KATHY JO KIST Girl's Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; International Club 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Class Treas. 1, 3; Class Pres. 4; Student Council Vice Pres. 4; N.H.S. Sec. 4; Sweetheart Queen Candidate. CATHY LYNN LALLATHIN JULIA ANN LAPPIN Lops J. “Julie” J Pep Club 1. Girl's Bowling 4; Librarians 3. APRIL ANN LONGSTRETH SHEILA ANN LONAS Hope Christian High School Occupations 4. Cheerleader 1; Choir 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Oakwood High School Band 4; International Club 4; Dramatics 4. GREG MANASCO LINDSAY McCLURE KEVIN M. KROUT Nazi Cross Country 2; Golf 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; O-Club 3, 4; Band 1; Kitchen Help 3; Music Contest 1. ALAN D. LEACH Lurch Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; 0 Club 3, 4; Homecoming King Candidate. LINDA MARIE LUCAS Linda Lou” Girl’s Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Project Chairman 3; Pres. 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Historian 4; Plays: ‘‘Sound of Music,” America Sings ’76; Sweetheart Queen. CINDY K. McCORD “Hook” Girl’s Bowling 4, Pep Club 1. 105 Penny Meeker Stacey filler Jenny Montgomery Allen Myers Timothy Merritt Timothy Miller Jean Moody Debra Nelson Laura Miller Elizabeth Montgomery Mark Mullins Jeffry Nixon Sheryl Pankow Perrie Powell Jim Rutledge Rick Schultz Scott O'Neill Michael Pouilliard Marcia Roberts Denis Schmit Bill Obenland Michael Partin Kenneth Richter Sheila Schafer 107 PENNY MEEKER “Rod” Kitchen Help 3. STACEY MILLER JENNY MONTGOMERY ALLEN WAYNE MYERS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4. TIMOTHY A. MERRITT “Warren” Football 2; Track 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3. TIMOTHY DALE MILLER “Mildew” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; O-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Sweetheart Escort 4. JEANNIE MARIE MOODY “Jean” Girls Bowling 2, 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Band 1, 3, President 3; Occupations 4. DEBRA JEAN NELSON “Deb” Girls Bowling 1; F.H.A. 1; Librarians 1; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Plays: “Diary of Adam and Eve.” LAURA ANN MILLER F.H.A. 4; Librarians 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; International Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; Student Council Rep. 4; Music Contest 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH JANE MONTGOMERY “Liz” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Public Relations Chairman; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Contest 3, 4. MARK M. MULLINS “Moose” Cross Country 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Oak News 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Kitchen Help 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Sweetheart Escort 2; Sweetheart Queen Escort 4. JEFFRY DAVID NIXON “Sasquatch” Pep Club 3. BILL KEITH OBENLAND “Obie” Football 3, 4; Basketball 1; Oak News 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Sweetheart Escort 4. MICHAEL DAVID PARTIN Occupations 4. KENNETH ALAN RICHTER “Sheep” Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; O-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Sweetheart Escort 4. SHEILA SCHAFER JOHN SCOTT O’NEILL “Farmer Bones” Track 1, 2, 3, 4; O-Club 3, 4 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3; Occupations 4 Kitchen Help 2, 3, 4; Plays Sound of Music.” MICHAEL ERNEST POUILLIARD Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; O-Club 2, 3,4. MARCIA GAYLE ROBERTS Gan” tp Cross Country Manager 3, 4; Track Manager 3; Girls Bowling 2,3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Librarians 1; Annual Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; International Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Rep. of Governing Board 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Plays: “Bye-bye Birdie,” Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Sweetheart Attendant 2. SHERYL LYNN PANKOW Girls Bowling 2; F.H.A. 2; Oak News 4; Pep Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Occupations 3, 4. PERRIE LEE ANN POWELL Girls Bowling 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Kitchen Help 4; Chorus 1, 4; Plays: “Sound of Music.” JIM RUTLEDGE RICKIE LEE SCHULTZ Crater” Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; O-Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Oak News 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Office Help 4; Plays: “America Sings — ’76,” “Up the Down Staircase;” Homecoming King Candidate 4; Sadie Hawkins Candidate. DougSetmer Sherri Stallings DoogTellier Ramona Walla Cindy Smith Brenda Tellier Jim Trimble Richard Wamck. Jr Elaine Smith Dottie (Tellier) Thomason Lisa Vacketta Robert Wells II DOUGLAS FRANKLIN SEIMER “Seal Flapper” F.F.A. 3, 4; Occupations 4; Kitchen Help 1,2, 3. SHERRI LYNN STALLINGS “Stick” Batgirl 3, 4; Girls Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Pep Club 1, 3; International Club 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Help 2, 3, 4; Kitchen Help 2; Freshman Cheerleader 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Plays: “America Sings — ’76, “Up the Down Staircase,” “Bye-Bye Birdie;” Sweetheart Attendant 3. DOUG TELLIER RAMONA K. WALLA CINDY LEE SMITH Girls Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Student Council 4; Oak News 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Occupations 4; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Cheerleader 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Sadie Hawkins Candidate 1; Homecoming Attendant 1. BRENDA KAY TELLIER Girls Bowling 2, 3, 4; International Club 1. JIM EDMUND TRIMBLE Track 1; Baseball 1; O-Club 2; Kitchen Help 1. RICHARD D. WARRICK, JR. “Bozo” Baseball 4. JOY ELAINE SMITH “Elaine” Girls Basketball 1, 2. DOTTIE (TELLIER) THOMASON Chippy” Girls Bowling 2, 3, 4; Kitchen Help 3, 4; Occupations 4; Plays: “Sound of Music.” LISA JEAN VACKETTA Girls Bowling 2, 3; Internationa! Club 1; Office Help 4. ROBERT EDWARD WELLS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; O-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4. DAVID JAMES WHITE “Dave” Basketball 1; Baseball 4; Oak News 4; Kitchen Help 1,2. LOUIS F. WITSMAN “Lou Football 4; Basketball 1; Sadie Hawkins Candidate 3. DANA LYNN WRIGHT Girls Bowling 2, 3; Occupations 4. JEFFREY ALLEN YOUNG “Burr F.F.A. 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Occupations 3, 4. GLORIA JANE WICKHAM “Quickham” Cross Country Manager 3, 4; Track Manager 3; Girls Basketball 1, 2; Girls Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Bowling 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4, President 4; Historian 3; Pep Club 1, 3; CATHY ELLEN WOZENCRAFT Girls Track 3, 4; Girls Bowling 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Vice President of Recreation 3, Student Council Rep. 4, State Convention 2, State Convention Public Speaking 3. DOUGLAS LEE WYNN “Bic Oak News 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3; Kitchen Help 3. International Club 2, 3, 4, French Governing Board 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Chorus 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Class President 1; Class Vice President 3; Plays: Death and Life of Larry Benson,” Meet Me in St. Louis, “Sound of Music,” “America Sings — ’76 Happily Never After,” “Up the Down Staircase, Bye-Bye Birdie. I Valedictorian Salutatorian Valedictorian, Gloria Wickham, plans to attend Olivet Nazar-ene College and study Computer Science. Salutatorian, Jennifer Doney, plans to attend Danville Junior College and Major in Business. Gloria Wickham Jennifer Doney Citizenship S.A.R. Mark Mullins D.A.R. Gloria Wickham This year the Governor Bradford Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented the Good citizenship award to Gloria Jane Wickham. The Sons of the American Revolution presented the good citizen ship award to Mark Merrill Mullins. Gloria and Mark were selected by the members of the Senior Class and the O.T H.S. faculty. Their selection was based on the following qualities: Dependability, Truthfulness, Punctuality, Service, Cooperation, Helpfulness, Responsibility, Leadership, Personality, Self-Control, Initiative, Patriotism, Unselfish Loyalty to American Ideas. 114 A Lot of Hassle for a Little Tassel! Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises were combined this year as the 1978 graduates hoped for clear skies in order to have the ceremony outside on Comet football territory. The graduating seniors received their diplomas, threw confetti signifying a victory and amid tears, smiles, hugs and kisses bid farewell to Oakwood High. 115 Good Luck Seniors 1 16 da?ss of 1978 Other Classes Fall Behind But Not the Class of 79 Greg Adolph Connie Albright Mindy Alexander Steve Bailey Jake Baker Jean Bantz Bob Billings Randy Birge Dan Blaker Lynn Bloomfield Erica Brimm Terri Britton Missy Burke Virgil Burke Brian Cannon Scott Carlson Bill Carson Jeff Caudill Tony Cessna Gary Chestnut Diane Childers Julie Christians Pam Clark Alan Cockrell Jackie Coon Roger Coon Roy Coon Susie Cox Carolyn Cramer Connie Culp 120 Teresa Cundiff Tam Cunningham Lori Davis Scott Davis Tammy Davis Mark Denhart Greg Dickinson Nancy Dimmitt Steve Doan Russel Dreher Brad Dukes Kathy Duncan Margaret Engelmann Jon Fisher Tim Fox Jim Frazier Jim Frye Brenda Gan Carl Gouldmg Lori Greer Kevin Hannon Marc Hanson Scott Harden Phil Harper Glenn Harris Carolyn Hicks Dave Howie Kay Howie Ray Howie Tim Hutfman Tim Hyde Darlene Jeffers Penny Jenkins Robert Keith Carla Kimmell Cuff Kinney 121 John Kinney Rick Kist Kim Kumch Karen Livingston Todd Lomax Janet Lucas Jim Marsh Lisa Martin Mark Maxwell Todd McClure Lisa Miller Rochelle Miller Sue Miller Anne Mmser Jan Moody Brian Moore Julie Moore Tim Mullins Brian Myers Brad Myrick Alan Needham Janice O'Neill Kirk O'Neill Lisa Otis Cathy Partin Merryanne Pawlak Bev Peetz Suzanne Perry Kenny Pichon Tom Ratliff Jim Rebmann Lori Rice Kevin Richards Lee Richey Terri Roberts Cliff Schafer 122 Penny Schultz Jack Shaffer Cathy Shank Lisa Sherman Jerry Smith Jackie Spencer John Squires Cathy Stark Sandy Steele Sue Tellier Rick Terrell Kevin Tharp Elizabeth Thomas Brenda Thompson Keri Trimble Jerry Trussel Tom Venis Mark Vinson Cindy Weller Cheryl White Laura Wickham Tina Wilbanks Tim Wilson Rick Witsman Marsha Wozencraft Julie Wright Liza Zigler Pictures Not Available: Ray Gilkison Charles Harmeson Pete Jenkins Bruce Myrick Brad Polick Bob Pollock Karla Richardson Kevin Sellers Jim Stunkard Susan Thompson 123 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres.-Karen Livingston, V. Pres.-Missy Burke Sec.-Suzanne Perry, Treas.-Julie Moore We Are Mighty, We Are Great, We're the Class of 10x 8! Frank Baker Sheri Baker Bob Bartley Jack Boots Debbie Bott Don Boughner Robin Boys Audie Calvert Donna Case Mark Case Tony Carlson Julie Cramer Sharyl Cripe Brenda Curry Michele Davis Jerry Dodson Cathy Draper Jon Dreher Karen Duncan David Ellis Paula Estock Mary Fegett Chuck Frazier Becky Garowski Mike Goodner David Green Ron Greer Dean Grimes Susan Grindley Greg Hadden Pam Harper Lori Harvey Margie Hazelbaker Mike Hazelbaker Penny Hibler Brad Hinkle Michael Hoaks Kim Hobick Kim Hockett Tina Holden Jim Honey Sandy Hoshauer Debbie Johnson Patty Jeffers Suzanne Keith Chris Kinney Shane Krigbaum Ray Lewellyn Lori Leonard Dianne Lockwood Doug Marsh Vicki Martin Scott Merritt Norma Miller Sharon Mollett Charles Montgomery Vicki Mullins Vivian Nease Todd O'Neill Vicky Palmer Scott Parks Scott Payne Sheila Peak Wanda Pearson Angie Pettice Mick Phlugmacher Julie Pichon Carla Porter Mike Pricer Tom Pruitt Lewis Pryor Tonya Pundt Sheila Rademaker Tim Ratliff Carole Richardson Jeff Richardson Tod Roberts Marcy Sadler Todd Seimer Bart Sexton Sharon Shaffer Paul Sherman Cecil Simmons Kerry Simpson Shelly Slade Tom Smart Gayle Smith Sue Stallings Sharon Steele Jed Taylor Sandy Tellier Kathy Terrell Jama Terry Randy Thompson Kenny Topol Frank Trussel Randy Turpin Roger Tuttle Scott Wahlfeldt Bob Watson Robin Wernigk Buddy Wheeler 127 ■ Mike White Ron Willis Joe Wilbanks Steve Wilson Rhonda Witherspoon Dennis Witsman Joni Wonderlm Pictures not available: Fred Black. Matt Black. Betty Gan, Julie Hall. Lori Meeker, Jay Shaw, Louis Shoemaker, Bonnie Sills. Jenny Tellier, Greg Wiese. Cherri Wilkerson. President — Wanda Pearson Vice President — Jama Terry Secretary — Kim Hobick Treasurer — Sharon Shaffer 128 The Class of Fun Is 81 Pat Alblmger Missy Alexander David Barker Tom Bass Chris Bettag Allie Black Lori Blakeney Lori Bloomfield Scott Bloomfield Tammi Bloomfield Rich Boggess Jeff Bott Robert Brehm Larry Brinkley Tammy Brumfield Amy Bumpus Sally Burke Kelly Butcher Teri Cade Kathy Cambron Lola Carman Mike Carnahan Judy Carson Lori Chesnut Randy Cockrell Kathy Cole Tammie Cook Leslie Covington David Cox LuAnn Cox Eric Cramer Bill Darling Brundy Davis Jay Davis 130 Wesley Davis Sandra Denson Teresa Drews Mike Dubree Harold Dunbar Kim Durbm Brian Ellis Laura Ellis Jim Engelman Gary Epperson Vicki Erp Ella Estock John Estock Randy Everson Jodi Fauver Judy Fisher Bryan Fox Suetta Fox Bill Fulton Kim Green Gary Haas Tony Hafner Robert Hall Mark Harden Paula Harden Bruce Harrison Della Haynes Chuck Hazelbaker Tammy Hazelbaker Christy Hedges Kelly Hible Ronnie Hibler Cindy Hoaks Alex Holbrook Todd Hume David Hughes Scott Juvmall Johnna Keller Pam Keller Donna Lazzell Angela Leahy Todd Lee 131 Todd Livingston Lisa Lockwood Karla McClung Laurel McClure Randy Mitchell Jim Montgerard Brenda Myers Jim Pryor Andrea Pugh Robert Pugh Deanna Rice Debbie Richards Brenda Richter Kevin Rigdon Randy Shotts Jefl Sills Gary Smith Jay Smith Everett Smith Mark Smoot Junior Spain Brian Myrick John Neal Jim Palmer Chuck Pine Chris Pollock Kim Pricer Dick Pruitt Scott Rudy DeEtta Samson Steve Saults Tina Scaggs Gene Shaw Mike Schmit Terri Shipman Eric Staley Vicki Stark Debi Tellier Vicki Tellier Kim Terrell Brenda Thomas Brenda Thomason Class Officers: Kelly Hible, Leslie Covington Kim Pricer, Larry Brinkley Debbie Wade Roy White Melinda Woodard Lori Wozencraft Jell Wright Jeff Wright John Wright Pictures Not Available — Debbie Anglin Terry Briggs Stephanie Bush Karen Chrzanoski Sherrie Cox Debbie Cunningham Mark Davis Larry Erwin David Hart Jim Huffman Kim James Bruce Juran Kathleen Murry Robert Murry Dana Powell Tammy White 133 The Freshman Class of 1981 demonstrated its great enthusiasm by winning the Sadie Hawkins contest by a landslide. They did it by having bake sales, auctions, donations and slave days. They raised a record figure of $948.55. Their candidates, Pam Keller and Randy Mitchell, became “Daisy Mae and “Li’l Abner and received many prizes. Freshman Advisor, Mr. Nixon Mike Thomason Craig Thompson Jane Thompson Ramona Trussel Loretta Twigg Susan Vacketta Todd Warrick 135 Working to Better O.T.H.S Above: Members of the Board of Education: L to R, Standing: Allen Hedges, Sam Howie, Ed Anderson. Leroy Moore, Larry Durbin. Seated: Tom Fletcher. James Davis, Bonnie Thompson. Right: Superintendent, Theodore Hulvey. 136 The Buck Stops Here Mr. Arbuckle — Principal Mr. Keever — Assistant Principal and Athletic Director Throughout our nation historians and educators have begun to notice a pleasing trend: that of a desire exhibited by the majority of young people to obtain more education and to assume more and greater responsibilities. Our high school during this past year may be said to have been a microcosm of this situation. The Seniors of 1978, having left night shadowed in memories, are in the process of stepping onto the immense world-stage where their performances will be scrutinized and evaluated. In their efforts they will need to apply and adopt the voluminous material accrued during their years of formal education. It is hoped that they will succeed, but success is a transitory quality. I feel that if an individual makes his best effort, he is worthy of the term success. It is toward this goal of equipping man to deal with his world that education has continued to strive over the centuries. Education should never be viewed as a tool with which to fashion myriads of identical robots. It is, rather, a vast workshop in which each person learns to fashion his most effective self. Centuries ago, in Greece, a man named Plato made a remark which is just as apt today: “The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life.” The hopes of our nation and world lie in the youth of today. It is our heartfelt wish that the individuals passing from our doors will be doing so with pride and assurance in themselves and their capabilities. — Mr. Arbuckle 137 Teachers Are People, Too Sometimes it is difficult for a student seated in a classroom to think of a teacher as being anything other than a teacher. But the person holding that textbook or writing on the blackboard does have a life outside of school. Teachers do not anxiously await Monday mornings and they are not disappointed on “snow days. If anything, they look forward to “TGIF , Thank God It’s Friday, more than the students. They don’t enjoy grading papers, making out deficiency slips, or giving students a hard time. Teachers want their students to succeed. They do their best and it’s time we appreciated their efforts. 138 1 Marcia Johnson — Jr. Sr. English 2 Raymond Parkhursf — Music 3 Robert Shafer — Mathematics 4 Lynn Anderson — Health 5 Gail West — Clerical Worker 6 Michael Waters — Guidance Counselor 7 Janice Pickens — Home Economics 8 Sue Hathaway — Teacher Aid 9 Ray Wittmann — American History, Contemporary Issues 10 Clinton Wickham — Freshman English 139 1 Mary Wright — English, Study Hall 2. Frank Nixon — Civics 3. Dyke Wilson — Drivers Education 4. Jeanette Bahnke — French, Latin, Jr. Sr. English 5. Ed Biehl — Business 6 William Pickens — Science 7. Bill Saunders — Industrial Arts 8. Dorothy Meharry — Remedial Reading 9. Dorothy Musson — Nurse 10 Libby Fathauer — Librarian 1 Norma Jenkins — Girls Physical Education 2 Norma Anderson — Science 3. Judy Steffen — English. Speech 4. Joyce Taff — Art 5. Rich Eaton — Boys Physical Education 6. Larry Finley — Industrial Arts 7 Rosalyn Michelson — Home Economics 8. Beth Dorn — Mathematics 9. Janice Meharry — Business 10 Brenda Ludwig — Occupations Oakwood's Finest Helpers Office and Kitchen During the year, these people worked hard to make the school clean and efficient. The kitchen help would make sure everything was in order around the kitchen, while the cooks insured a good meal. The office help would keep things working smoothly in the office. The secretaries would always be there with a friendly smile to help you with any needs you might have. Thanks to all the secretaries, cooks, and helpers. We say. . . “SALUTE” Norma Beauvois 14 5 Maintenance These young men hold the responsibility of collecting paper and miscellaneous articles off the school premises. They are from L R: Brad Cox. Bob Wells. Bryan Cox and Jim Marsh. Trash Crew Floyd Martin Clyde Trimmell These are the people who dedicate most of their time to be at the service of OTHS faculty and students. They are to be commended on behalf of their hard work and support throughout the year. Many of them are here before and after school hours to make things better for all of us. As Clyde Trimmell said about the picture to the left: “I’ve always looked up to Floyd,” we are able to say, “We'll always look up to them.” Other maintenance workers are Norma Beauvois, Jessie Koontz, Dan O’Banion, and George Cisson. A ADOLPH, GREG — Jr. — 32, 38, 69, 120 ALBLINGER, PAT — Fr. — 47, 130 ALBRIGHT, CONSTANCE — Jr. — 68, 84, 120 ALEXANDER, MINDY — Jr. — 64, 120 ALEXANDER, MISSY — Fr. — 23, 38, 57, 59. 64, 130 ARNETT, BRETT — Sr. ARNETT, BRUCE — Sr. ARYES, JIM —Sr. B BAILEY, STEVE —Jr. — 120 BAKER, FRANK — Soph. — 125 BAKER. JACOB —Jr. — 120 BAKER, SHERILYN — Soph. — 68, 83,84, 125, 129 BALES, JIM — Sr. — 42, 80. 92, 94, 96, 98. 115, 116 BANTZ, JEAN — Jr. — 19, 20, 30, 68. 71, 76, 82. 83, 84. 86, 87, 120, 150 BARKER, DAVID — Fr. — 22, 130 BARTLEY, ROBERT — Soph. — 85, 125 BASS, TOM — Fr. — 130 BAUMEISTER, MARTY — Sr. — 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 27, 28, 38, 45, 97, 105, 117, 150 BETTAG, CHRISTINE — Fr. — 130 BETTAG, TRACEY — Sr. — 98 BILLINGS. BOB —Jr.— 120 BIRGE, RANDY —Jr. — 14, 15, 32, 38,82, 120, 124, 144 BLACK, ALLIE — Fr. — 22, 88, 130 BLACK, FRED — Soph. BLACK, MATTHEW — Soph. BLAKENEY, LORI — Fr. — 130 BLAKER, DAN — Jr. — 120, 124 BLOOMFIELD, BRENDA — Sr. — 98, 117 BLOOMFIELD, LORI — Fr. — 84, 130 BLOOMFIELD, LYNN — Jr. — 83, 88 120 BLOOMFIELD, SCOTT — Fr. — 130 BLOOMFIELD, TAMMY — Fr. — 130 BOGGESS, RICHARD — Fr. — 130 BOLTON, JIM — Jr. — 47, 67, 75 BOOTS, JACK — Soph. — 78, 125 BOTT, DEBBIE — Soph. — 15, 24 53, 56, 125, 129. 144 BOTT, JEFF — Fr. — 85, 130 BOUGHNER, DON — Soph. — 125 BOWLES, BECKY — Sr. — 68, 74 98, 115, 116 BOYS, ROBIN — Soph. — 83, 125 BRADLEY, JOE — Sr. — 91, 98 32 115, 116 BREHM, JUDY — Jr. — 24. 89 BREHM, ROBERT — Soph. — 22 47 89, 130 BRIMM, ERIKA —Jr. — 120 BRINKLEY, LARRY — Fr. — 20 21 22, 25, 33. 47,67. 82, 130, 133,' 144 Picture Index BRITTON, TERRI — Jr. — 68, 88, 120, 124, 171 BRUMFIELD, TAMMY — Fr. — 68, 84, 130 BUMPUS, AMY — Fr. — 32, 88, 89, 130 BURKE, JIM — Sr. — 14, 38, 41,43, 67,90, 98, 115, 116, 144 BURKE, MELISSA — Jr. — 14, 32, 38, 54, 55, 56, 68, 76, 77, 80, 82, 120, 124, 171 BURKE, SALLY —Fr. —130 BURKEMVIRGIL — Jr. — 47, 69, 120, 124 BUTCHER, KELLY — Fr. — 7, 130 C CADE, TERI —Fr. — 22, 130 CALVERT, AUDIE — Soph. — 14, 38, 60. 62, 69, 125 CALVERT, TINA — Sr. — 90, 98, 115, 117 CAMBRON, KATHY — Fr. — 88, 130 CANNON, BRIAN — Jr. — 19, 32, 33, 44, 66, 67, 120 CARLSON, SCOTT — Jr. — 19, 34, 67, 86, 120 CARLSON, TONY — Soph. 125 CARMAN, LOLA — Fr. — 130 CARNAHAN, MICHAEL — Fr. — 44, 45, 47, 66, 67, 130 CARSON, JUDY — Fr. — 130 CARSON, WILLIAM — Jr. — 120 CASE, DONNA — Soph. — 125 CASE, MARK — Soph. — 125 CAUDILL, JEFF —Jr. — 120 CESSNA, TONY — Jr. — 32, 35. 38, 43, 46, 47, 49, 69, 70, 97, 120, 124, 144, 171 CHESTNUT, GARY — Jr. — 25, 35. 85, 118, 120 CHESTNUT, LORI — Fr. — 64, 130 CHILDERS, JUDY —Jr. — 120 CHILDERS. ROGER — Sr. — 74, 78, 98 CHRZANOSKI, KAREN — Fr. CLARK. PAM — Jr. — 13, 29, 53, 56, 68, 84, 120 CLEM, CARRIE — Sr. — 10, 12, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 22, 27, 28, 38, 54, 55, 56, 68, 69, 76, 77, 80. 82, 83, 84, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98, 104, 144 COCKRELL, ALAN — Jr. — 78, 88, 89, 120 COCKRELL, RANDY — Fr. — 130 COLE, KATHY — Fr. — 83, 130 COOK, TAMMIE — Fr. — 68, 83, 130 COOK, TINA — Sr. — 65. 68, 98, 116 COON, JACKIE —Jr.— 78, 120, 171 COON, ROGER — Jr. — 120 COON, ROY — Jr. — 120 COSTELIC, MIKE—Sr. — 98, 116 COVINGTON, LESLIE — Fr. — 10, 12, 52, 56, 65, 68, 86, 130, 133 COX, BRAD — Sr. — 10, 14, 38, 42, 97, 99, 115, 116, 145, 171 COX, BRYAN — Sr. — 10, 14. 15, 27, 28,38,42, 72, 74, 99, 115, 117, 145, 150, 151 COX, DAVID — Fr. — 82, 130 COX, LUANN — Fr. — 88, 89. 130 COX, SUSAN — Jr. — 14, 32, 38, 54, 55, 56. 68, 80, 83, 86, 120, 144 CRAMER, CAROLYN — Jr. — 68, 88, 120, 171 CRAMER. ERIC — Fr. — 79, 130 CRAMER, JULIE — Soph. — 88, 125 CRIPE, SHARYL — Soph. — 125 CRONK, DAVID — Sr. — 43, 69, 74, 99, 115, 116 CULP. CONNIE —Jr.— 10, 12, 15, 25, 32, 33, 38, 54, 55, 56, 65, 84, 97, 120, 124 CUNDIFF, TERESA — Jr. — 22, 68, 83, 84, 88, 121 CUNNINGHAM, DEBBIE — Fr. — 79 CUNNINGHAM, TAM —Jr. —8, 19, 60, 68. 76, 77, 78, 83, 87, 89, 121, 124 CURRY, BRENDA — Soph. — 84, 125, 144 D DABILL, SARAH — Sr. — 19, 74, 81, 82, 86, 87, 92, 95, 96, 97, 99, 117 DALBEY, BILL — Fr. — 25, 130 DARLING, DAVID — Fr. — 130 DAVIS, BRUNDY — Fr. — 130 DAVIS, JAY — Fr. — 89, 130 DAVIS, LORI — Jr. — 19, 22, 25, 68, 76, 83, 82, 84, 121 DAVIS, MARK — Fr. DAVIS, MICHELE — Soph. — 125 DAVIS, SCOTT — Jr. — 22, 118, 121 DAVIS, TAMMY — Jr. — 72, 74, 121, 171 DAVIS, WESLEY —Fr. — 131 DENHART, MARK — Jr. — 13, 35, 69. 70, 121, 124, 144 DENSON. SANDRA — Fr. — 131 DEVORE, CHERYL — Sr. — 13, 64, 68, 95, 99, 115, 117 DICKINSON, GREG — Jr. — 34, 118, 121, 124 DIMMITT, NANCY — Jr. — 68, 74, 79, 88, 121 DIVAN, BRENDA — Sr. — 20, 27, 28, 68, 74,84, 97,99, 116, 144 DOAN, STEVEN — Jr. — 38, 88, 89, 121 DODSON, JERRY — Soph. — 125 DONEY, JENNIFER — Sr. — 10, 12, 27, 28, 29, 32. 33, 38, 54, 55, 56, 68, 74, 81,82, 92, 93, 94, 97, 99, 114, 115, 117 DRAPER, CATHY —Soph. —20, 21, 23, 32, 33, 38, 57, 59, 65, 68, 84, 86, 125, 129 DREHER, JON — Soph. — 125 DREHER, JOSEH RUSSELL — Jr. — 88, 121 DREWS, TERESA — Fr. — 131 DUBREE, MIKE — Fr. — 38, 131 DUKES, BRAD —Jr.— 121 DUNBAR, HAROLD — Fr. — 47, 69, 70, 131 DUNBAR, KEN — Sr. — 14, 15, 38, 42, 99 DUNCAN, KAREN — Soph. — 25, 64, 65, 125, 144 DUNCAN. KATHY — Jr. — 23, 64, 65,68, 84, 121, 171 DURBIN, KIM —Fr. 32, 131 E ELLIS, BRIAN— Fr. — 131 ELLIS, DAVID — Soph. — 125 ELLIS, LAURA — Fr. — 68, 79, 86, 131 ELLIS, TAMARA — Sr. — 79, 99, 116 ENGELMAN, JIM — Fr. — 88, 89, 131 ENGELMANN, MARGARET — Jr. — 68, 88, 89, 121 EPPERSON, GARY — Fr. — 131 ERP, VICKI — Fr. —68, 88, 131 ERWIN, LARRY —Fr. ESTOCK, ELLA —Fr. — 131 ESTOCK, JOHN — Fr. — 131 ESTOCK, PAULA — Soph. — 24, 68, 125, 129 EVERSON, RANDY — Fr. — 47, 67, 75, 131 F FAUVER, JODI —Fr. — 131 FEGETT, MARY — Soph. — 125 FISHER, JON — Jr. — 85, 86, 88, 121 FISHER, JUDY — Fr. — 68, 79, 84, 88, 89, 131 FITZSIMMONS, Lori — Sr. — 68, 99 FOX, BRYAN — Fr. — 131 FOX, SUETTA — Fr. — 88, 89, 131 FOX, TIM — Jr. — 121 FRAZIER, CHUCK — Soph. — 47, 67, 69, 125 FRAZIER, JIM —Jr.— 74, 121 FRAZIER, TAMIE — Sr. — 99, 116 FRYE, JIM —Jr. — 121 FULTON, BILL —Fr. —131 G GAN, BETTY — Soph. GAN, BRENDA — Jr. — 32, 121 GAROWSKI, BECKY — Soph. — 88, 125, 129 GILKINSON, RAY —Jr. GOODNER, MICHAEL — Soph. — 69, 125 GOULDING, CARL — Jr. — 121 GREEN, DAVID — Soph. — 83, 125 GREEN, KIM —Fr. —68, 131 GREER, LORI — Jr. — 8, 29, 30, 31, 60, 68, 76, 78, 82, 83, 86, 87, 121, 124 GREER, RON — Soph. — 69, 118, 125 GRIMES, WALTER — Soph. — 66, 67, 85, 101, 125 GRIMM, BARRY — Soph. — 85 GRINDLEY, CINDY — Sr. — 91,99, 115, 116 GRINDLEY, SUSAN — Soph. — 125 H HAAS, GARY —Fr. — 131 HAAS, SCOTT — Sr. — 15, 19, 38, 42, 69, 70, 88, 90, 102, 115, 117 HADDEN, GREG — Soph. — 14, 23, 32, 38, 60, 67, 125 HAFNER, TONY —Fr. — 131 HALL, JULIE —Soph. HALL, ROBERT — Fr. — 7, 131 HANNAN, KEVIN — Jr. — 121 HANSON, MARC —Jr. — 121 HARDEN, MARK — Fr. — 131 HARDEN, PAULA — Fr. — 33, 52, 56, 131 HARDEN, SCOTT — Jr. — 18, 19, 32, 33, 44,81,83, 121 HARDESTY, JERI — Sr. — 68, 74, 84, 102, 116 HARMESON, CHARLES — Jr. HARMESON, NANCY — Sr. — 32, 65, 68,91, 102, 117 HARPER, PAM — Soph. — 64, 126, 144 HARPER, PHIL —Jr. — 121 HARRIS, GLENN — Jr. — 34, 121 HARRISON, BRUCE — Fr. — 22, 47, 67, 88, 101, 131 HARSHBARGER, MITCH — Sr. — 14, 38,41,42, 73, 74, 97, 102, 115 HART, DAVID —Fr. HARVEY, LORI — Soph. — 126 HAWKER, GARRY — Sr. — 32, 60, 61,82, 85, 90, 102, 117 HAWKINS, DAVID — Sr. — 13, 25, 29, 33, 35, 44, 45, 46, 48, 50,51, 67, 97, 100, 102, 112, 115, 116 HAYNES, DELLA — Fr. — 88, 131 HAYNES, SANDY — Sr. — 84, 88, 91, 102, 117 HAZELBAKER, AMY — Sr. — 78, 88, 102, 116 HAZELBAKER, CHUCK — Fr. — 67, 131 HAZELBAKER, MARGIE — Soph. — 19, 24,67, 68, 126, 129 HAZELBAKER, MIKE — Soph. — 46, 83, 126 HAZELBAKER, TAMMY — Fr. — 31, 84, 88, 89, 131 HEDGES, CHRISTY — Fr. — 23, 38, 57, 58, 82, 131, 144 HIBLE, KELLY _ Fr. — 71, 83, 131, 133 HIBLER, GARY —Sr. HIBLER, PENNY — Soph. — 7, 25, 31,68, 76, 126, 129 HIBLER, RONNIE — Fr. — 131 HICKS, CAROLYN — Jr. — 121 HINKLE, BRAD —Soph. — 126, 129 HOAKS, CINDY — Fr. — 65, 131 HOAKS, MIKE — Soph. — 32, 126 HOBICK, KIM — Soph. — 23, 25, 32, 38,57, 58, 83, 126, 128, 129 HOCKETT, KIM — Soph. — 79, 126 HOLBROOK, ALEX — Fr. — 44, 45, 47, 66, 131 HOLDEN, TINA — Soph. — 126, 144 HOLMAN, NANCY — Sr. — 68, 74, 80, 84, 102, 104, 116 HONEY, JIM — Soph. — 38, 60, 71, 126 HOSHAUER, CINDY — Sr. — 102, 117 HOSHAUER, SANDY — Soph. — 119, 126 HOWIE, CHRIS — Sr. — 8, 88, 91, 95, 102, 115 HOWIE, DAVID — Jr. — 18, 19, 24, 32, 79, 88, 89, 121 HOWIE, SANDRA (KAY) — Jr. — 25, 79, 88, 89, 121 HOWIE, SAMUEL (RAY) — Fr. — 35, 121 HUFFMAN, JIM —Fr. HUFFMAN, TIM — Fr. — 74, 121 HUGHES, DAVID — Fr. — 69, 131 HUME, TODD —Fr. — 131 HYDE, TIM —Jr.—34, 121 j JAMES, KIM —Fr. JEFFERS, CHARLES — Sr. — 102, 112, 116 JEFFERS, DARLENE — Jr. — 121 JEFFERS, PATTY — Soph. — 126 JENKINS, PENNY — Jr. — 32, 68, 74, 121 JENKINS, PETE —Jr. JURAN, BRUCE — Fr. — 25, 88 JUVINALL, SCOTT — Fr. — 47, 89, 131 K KEITH, MONTANA — Sr. — 38, 42, 96, 116 KEITH, ROBERT—Jr. —88, 121 KEITH, SUZANNE — Soph. — 118, 126 KELLER, JOHANNA — Fr. — 131 KELLER, PAM — Fr. — 23, 25, 31, 33, 52, 56, 65, 68, 83, 86, 91, 131 KIMMEL, CARLA—Jr. — 121 KINNEY, CHRIS — Soph. — 118, 126 KINNEY, CUFF — Jr. — 23, 34, 46, 47, 49, 67, 112, 121, 124 KINNEY, JON — Jr. — 32, 34, 122 KINNEY, LORIN — Sr. — 13, 73, 103, 116 KIST, KATHY — Sr. — 20, 68, 81, 82, 83, 84, 92, 97, 103, 115, 117 KIST, RICK —Jr.— 122 KRIGBAUM, SHANE — Soph. — 126 KROUT, KEVIN — Sr. — 69, 97, 103, 117 KUNICH, KIM —Jr. — 30, 122 L LAKER, KERN — Sr. LALLATHIN, CATHY — Sr. — 13, 103, 115, 117 LAPIERRE, YVETTE — Sr. — 19, 78, 88 LAPPIN, JULIA — Sr. — 68, 103, 117 LAZZELL, DONNA — Fr. — 64, 68, op oo i qi LEACH, ALAN — Sr. — 7, 10, 13, 14, 25, 27, 28, 29, 38, 43,97, 103, 105, 116 LEAHY, ANGELA — Fr. — 67, 68, 83, 131 LEE, TODD — Fr. — 19, 47, 71, 131 LEIGH, DARRELL —Sr. LEONARD, LORI — Soph. — 17, 19, 79, 126 LEWELLYN, RAY — Soph. — 32, 126 LIVINGSTON, KAREN — Jr. — 35, 64, 68, 76, 80, 82, 122, 124 LIVINGSTON, TODD — Fr. — 47, 132 LOCKWOOD, CASSANDRA — Sr. — 22 LOCKWOOD, DIANE — Soph. — 68, 84, 126 LOCKWOOD, LISA — Fr. — 132 LOMAX. TODD — Jr. — 19, 35, 38, 43, 60,61,62,71,88, 89, 122 LONAS, SHEILA — Sr. — 13, 74, 90, 95, 103, 117, 142, 171 LONGSTRETH, APRIL — Sr. — 19, 83, 88,90, 103, 115, 116 LUCAS, JANET — Jr. — 68, 80, 83, 84, 122, 124 LUCAS, LINDA — Sr. — 19, 20, 21, 68, 78, 83, 84, 86, 87, 93, 103, 115, 117 M MANASCO, GREG — Sr. — 103, 115 MARSH, DOUG — Soph. — 67, 126 MARSH, JIM — Jr. — 69, 70, 122, 145 MARTIN, LISA — Jr. — 13, 68, 76, 122, 124 MARTIN, VICKI — Soph. — 126, 129, 144 MAXWELL, MARK — Jr. — 78, 122 McCLUNG, KARLA — Fr. — 132 McCLURE, LAUREL — Fr. — 84, 132 McCLURE, LINDSAY — Sr. — 74, 90, 103, 116 McCLURE, TOD — Jr. — 122 McCORD, CINDY — Sr. — 13, 68, 103, 115, 117 MEEKER, LORI — Soph. MEEKER, PENNY — Sr. — 106 MERRITT, SCOTT — Soph. — 126 MERRITT, TIM — Sr. — 7, 91, 106, 117 MILLER. LAURA — Sr. — 79, 83, 84, 88, 92, 93, 95, 106, 115, 116 MILLER, LISA — Jr. — 122, 124 MILLER, NORMA — Soph. — 64, 65, 68. 79, 84, 126 MILLER, ROCHELLE — Jr. — 68, 74, 97, 122 MILLER, SUE — Jr. — 34, 68, 122, 171 MILLER, TIM — Sr. — 7, 10, 14, 20, 26, 27. 28, 29, 33, 38, 42, 46, 49, 51,67, 97, 106, 115. 117 MINSER, ANN — Jr. — 19, 80, 83, 88, 89, 122, 124 MITCHELL, RANDY — Fr. — 7, 23, 67, 132 MOLLETT, SHARON — Soph. — 126 MONTGERARD, JIM — Fr. — 69, 132 MONTGOMERY, CHARLES — Soph — 60,61,63, 126 MONTGOMERY, ELIZABETH — Sr. — 84,88. 90, 106, 115, 117 MONTGOMERY, JENNY — Sr. — 106, 116 MOODY, JANICE — Jr. — 68, 76, 122, 124, 144 MOODY, JEAN — Sr. — 13, 74, 106, 117 MOORE, BRIAN — Jr. — 7, 14, 15, 19, 29, 35, 38, 43, 46, 48, 50, 51, 67, 78,81,83, 100, 112, 122 MOORE, JULIE —Jr. —34, 122, 124 MULLINS, MARK — Sr. — 10, 20, 21, 23, 24. 27, 28, 46, 49, 71, 78. 80, 82, 91,92, 93, 94, 96, 97, 106, 109, 112, 114, 115, 117, 171 MULLINS, TIM —Jr. — 17, 18, 19, 20, 29, 30, 76, 78, 81,83, 92, 122 MULLINS, VICKI — Soph. — 7, 10, 12, 24, 29, 32, 33, 53, 56, 67, 76, 82.83, 126, 129 MURRAY, KATHLEEN — Fr. MURRAY, ROBERT — Fr. MYERS, ALLEN — Sr. — 14, 15, 38, 41,42,80, 106, 116 MYERS, BRIAN — Jr. — 122 MYERS, BRENDA — Fr. — 23, 25, 38, 57, 59, 64, 65, 68, 132 MYRICK, BRAD — Jr. — 35, 46, 47, 69, 122, 124 MYRICK, BRIAN — Fr. — 71, 132 MYRICK, BRUCE — Jr. N NEAL, JOHN — Fr. — 85. 132 NEASE, VIVIAN — Soph. — 13, 65, 68.83, 126, 129, 144 NEEDHAM, ALAN — Jr. — 8, 14, 38, 43, 60,61,67. 88, 122, 124 NELSON, DEBBIE — Sr. — 86, 90, 93, 106, 115, 116 NIXON, JEFF —Sr. — 106 O OBENLAND, BILL — Sr. — 20, 31, 38,42, 78,81,93, 97, 107, 116 O'NEILL, JANINE — Jr. — 19, 25, 84, 86, 122, 124, 135 O'NEILL, KIRK — Jr. — 17, 19, 44, 60,61,66, 67, 122 O'NEILL, SCOTT — Sr. — 66, 67, 74, 107, 115, 116, 144 O'NEILL, TODD — Soph. — 126 OTIS, LISA —Jr.— 122 P PALMER, JAMES — Fr. — 132 PALMER, VICKY — Soph. — 25, 126 PANKOW, SHERYL — Sr. — 74, 78, 81,91, 107, 115 PARKS, SCOTT — Soph. — 126 PARTIN, CATHY — Jr. — 22, 84, 122 PARTIN, MIKE — Sr. — 74, 117 PAWLAK, MERRYANNE — Jr. — 122 PAYNE, SCOTT — Soph. — 60, 61, 63, 67, 75, 126 PEAK, SHEILA — Soph. — 22, 64, 68, 84, 118, 126 PEARSON, WANDA — Soph. — 22, 32, 53, 56, 82, 83, 84, 126, 128, 129 PEETZ. BEV — Jr. — 23, 32, 33, 38, 57, 58, 65, 68, 76, 80, 83, 84, 87, 89, 122 PERRY, SUZANNE — Jr. — 29, 34, 68, 76, 77,80, 122, 124 PETTICE, ANGIE — Soph. — 22, 23, 25,33, 38, 57, 59, 68, 126 PHLUGMACHER, MIKE — Soph. — 47, 126 PICHON, JULIE — Soph. — 127 PICHON, KEN — Jr. — 25, 72, 74, 122 PINE, CHARLES — Fr. — 132 POLICK, BRADLEY — Jr. — 74 POLLOCK, ROBERT — Jr. — 34 POLLOCK, CHRIS — Fr. — 132 PORTER, CARLA — Soph. — 23, 25, 32, 38, 57, 58, 68, 127, 129 POUILLIARD, MICHAEL — Sr. — 69, 70, 107, 116, 171 POWELL, DANA — Fr. — 64 POWELL, PERRIE — Sr. — 68, 88, 107, 116 PRICER, KIM — Fr. — 83, 132, 133 PRICER, MIKE — Soph. — 31, 127 PRUITT, DICK — Fr. — 132 PRUITT, TOM — Soph. — 47, 67, 127 PRYOR, JIM —Fr. — 132 PRYOR, LEWIS — Soph. — 127 PUGH, ANDREA — Fr. — 132 PUGH, ROBERT — Fr. — 132 PUNDT, TONYA — Soph. — 84, 86, 127 R RADEMAKER, SHEILA — Soph. — 23, 38,57, 58, 84, 127 RATLIFF, THOMAS — Jr. — 32, 122 RATLIFF, TIM — Soph. — 127 REBMANN, JIM — Jr. — 14, 24, 25, 38, 60, 122 RICE, DEANNA —Fr. — 132 RICE, LORI — Jr. — 83, 88, 122 RICHARDS, DEBBIE — Fr. — 132 RICHARDS, KEVIN — Jr. — 122 RICHARDSON, CAROLE — Soph. — 68, 76, 83, 127, 129 RICHARDSON, JEFF — Soph. — 33, 44, 47, 67, 119, 127 RICHARDSON, KARLA — Jr. — 88 RICHEY, LEE —Jr.— 122 RICHTER, BRENDA — Fr. — 64, 68, 88,89, 132 RICHTER, KEN — Sr. — 13, 20, 44, 67, 85, 96, 107, 115, 117 RIGDON, KEVIN — Fr. — 44, 47, 67, 119 ROBERTS, MARCIA — Sr. — 10, 12, 13, 27, 28, 31,32, 44, 68, 76, 77, 80, 82, 83, 84, 86, 93, 97, 104, 107, 171 ROBERTS, TERRI — Jr. — 32, 68, 88, 122 ROBERTS, TOD — Soph. — 60, 61, 127 RUDY, SCOTT — Fr. — 32, 132 RUTLEDGE, JIM — Sr. — 107 S SADLER, MARCY — Soph. — 19, 23 32, 57, 59, 76, 82, 85, 89, 127, 129 SAMSON, DeETTA — Fr. — 132 SAULTS, STEVE — Fr. — 83, 132 SCAGGS, TINA — Fr. — 132 SCHAFER, CLIFFORD — Jr. — 38, 60,61,62, 97, 122, 124, 171 SCHAFER. SHEILA — Sr. — 68, 74, 82, 107, 117 SCHMIT, DENIS — Sr. — 74, 107, 115, 117 SCHMIT, MIKE — Fr. — 132, 141 SCHULTZ, PENNY — Jr. — 24, 60, 68, 123, 124 SCHULTZ, RICK — Sr. — 8, 10, 13, 14, 19, 22, 27, 28, 29,31,38, 40, 43, 60, 61,63. 69, 76, 78, 82, 93, 95, 96, 97, 104, 107, 108, 117 SEIMER, DOUG — Sr. — 74, 85, 110, 115, 116 SEIMER, TODD — Soph. — 127 SELLERS, KEVIN —Sr.—34 SEXTON, BART — Soph. — 127 SHAFFER. JACK —Jr. — 123 SHAFFER, SHARON — Soph. — 44, 64, 65,68, 82, 127, 128 SHANK, CATHY — Jr. — 19, 22, 24, 27, 31,68, 80, 83, 84, 89, 123, 124 SHAW, GENE —Fr. — 132 SHAW, JAY — Soph. SHERMAN, LISA — Jr. — 22, 123 SHERMAN, PAUL — Soph. — 127 SHIPMAN, TERRI — Fr. — 52, 56, 68, 132 SHOEMAKER, LOUIS — Soph. — 47 SHOTTS, RANDY — Fr. — 132 SILLS, BONNIE — Soph. — 88, 89, 144 SILLS, JEFF — Fr. — 88, 89, 132 SIMMONS, CECIL — Soph. — 127 SIMPSON, KERRY — Soph. — 20, 24, 32, 33, 127, 129 SLADE, SHELLY — Soph. — 13, 23, 38, 57, 58, 64, 65, 68, 83, 84, 127, 129, 144 SMART, TONI — Soph. — 127 SMITH, CINDY —Sr. — 10, 11, 12, 13, 27, 28, 74, 81,82, 93, 96, 97, 110, 115, 116 SMITH, ELAINE — Sr. — 110, 115, 116 SMITH, EVERETT — Fr. — 132 SMITH, GARY — Fr. — 44, 47, 67, 88, 132 SMITH, GAYLE — Soph. — 88, 127 SMITH, JAY —Fr. —132 SMITH, JERRY — Jr. — 44, 46, 47, 49, 50, 67, 123 SMOOT, MARK — Fr. — 132 SPAIN, JUNIOR —Fr. — 132 SPENCER, JACQUELINE — Jr. — 68, 79, 88, 123 SQUIRES, JOHN — Jr. — 123 STALEY, ERIC —Fr. —132 STALLINGS, SHERRI — Sr. — 13, 18, 19, 33, 68, 69, 76, 77,81,82, 83, 84, 86, 110 STALLINGS, SUE — Soph. — 22, 64, 65, 68, 76, 79, 82, 84, 118, 127, 129 STARK, CATHY —Jr.— 81, 123 STARK, VICKI — Fr. — 64, 68, 132 STEELE, SANDRA — Jr. — 83, 123 STEELE, SHARON — Soph. — 79, 83, 127 STUNKARD, JIM —Jr. T TAYLOR, JED — Soph. — 127 TELLIER, BRENDA — Sr. — 68, 110, 115, 116 TELLIER, DEBI — Fr. — 68, 132 TELLIER, DOTTIE — Sr. — 22, 74, 90, 110, 115, 117 TELLIER, DOUG — Sr. — 74, 110, 117 TELLIER, JENNY — Soph. — 64, 68, 83, 86, 144 TELLIER, SANDY — Soph. — 83, 86, 127, 144 TELLIER, SUE — Jr. — 83, 86, 88, 123, 144 TELLIER, VICKI — Fr. — 76, 86, 132 TERRELL, KATHY — Soph. — 127 TERRELL, KIM —Fr. — 132 TERRELL, RICHARD — Jr. — 24, 123 TERRY, JAMA — Soph. — 13, 30, 32, 53, 56, 68, 82, 127, 128, 129, 144 THARP, KEVIN — Jr. — 38, 69, 123 THOMAS, BRENDA — Fr. — 25, 64, 68, 83, 86, 89, 132 THOMAS, ELIZABETH — Jr. — 24, 32, 38, 68, 123 THOMASON, BRENDA — Fr. — 68, 89, 132 THOMASON, MIKE — Fr. — 133 THOMPSON, BRENDA — Jr. — 24, 25,81,84, 123 THOMPSON, CRAIG — Fr. — 71, 79, 133 THOMPSON, JANE — Fr. — 22, 88, 133 THOMPSON, RANDY — Soph. — 25, 67, 88, 127 THOMPSON, SUSAN — Jr. — 74, 79 TOPOL, KEN — Soph. — 33, 47, 127 TRIMBLE, JIM — Sr. — 38, 42, 110, 116, 171 TRIMBLE, KERI — Jr. — 14, 32, 38, 54,55, 56, 80, 82, 123 TRUSSEL, FRANK — Soph. — 127 TRUSSEL, JERRY — Jr. — 123 TRUSSEL, RAMONA — Fr. — 133 TURPIN, RANDY —Soph. — 127 TUTTLE, ROGER — Soph. — 127 TWIGG, LORETTA — Fr. — 64, 68, 83, 133 V VACKETTA, LISA — Sr. — 78, 96, 110, 116 VACKETTA, SUSAN — Fr. — 31,65, 68, 133 VENIS,TOM —Jr. — 123 VINSON, MARK — Jr. — 34, 46, 48, 50,51, 123 w WADE. DEBBIE — Fr. — 20, 84, 133 WAHLFELDT, SCOTT — Soph. — 71, 127 WALLA, RAMONA — Sr. — 110, 116 WARRICK, RICK — Sr. — 29, 69, 110, 112, 116 WARRICK, TODD — Fr. — 133 WATSON, ROBERT — Soph. — 7, 14, 33, 38,41,60,61, 127 WELLER, CINDY — Jr. — 31,34, 78, 123 WELLS, ROBERT — Sr. — 15, 35, 38, 42, 46,48,51,66,67, 95, 110, 112, 116, 145 WENDELL, DENNIS — Sr. — 7,13, 46, 48, 50, 67, 69, 90, 97, 101, 112, 115, 116 WERNIGH, ROBIN — Soph. — 127 WHEELER, BUDDY — Soph. — 127 WHITE, DAVID — Sr. — 13, 31,44, 69, 70, 78, 96, 97,111,117 WHITE, CHERYL — Jr. — 23, 57, 88, 123 WHITE, MIKE — Soph. — 128 WHITE, ROY — Fr. — 33, 47, 66, 67, 133 WICKHAM, GLORIA — Sr. — 13, 19, 23, 29, 31,32, 44, 68, 76, 77, 80, 82, 83, 86. 87, 91,92, 93, 94, 97, 111, 114, 115 WICKHAM, LAURA — Jr. — 13, 19, 68, 83,88, 123, 144 WIESE, GREG —Soph. WILBANKS, JOE — Soph. — 128 WILBANKS, TINA — Jr. — 68, 79, 88, 123 WILLIS, RON — Soph. — 128 WILKERSON, CHERRI — Soph. 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As a member, all line checks and service charges are on us for as long as you remain a student, in either high school or college. All you have to do is see one of our Customer Service Representatives and present your student I.D. and we will take care of the rest. (You do, of course, have to supply the cash!) “the fhlmer Bank” Rrimer American National Bank ‘Helping You Build for a Better Tomorrow! 2 West Main Street Danville, Illinois 61832 telephone (217) 446-6450 Member FDIC LENOVER SALES SERVICE INC. 806 Warrington Danville, Illinois 61832 Phone 442 0203 Congratulations to the Class of 78 KOERNER ELECTRIC MOTOR, INC. Warrington at Withner Danville, Illinois Phone 4420742 153 DOLBEE LUMBER COMPANY •Lumber 'Paints •Plywood 'Carpeting •Cabinets 'Vanities •Bathroom Fixtures ‘Hardware Phone 354-4448 and Save THE LUDWIG INSURANCE AGENCY 201 East Finely Oakwood Phone 354-4290 ALLERTON IMPLEMENT CO. 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Ready Mix Concrete ’Building Materials Custom Home Builders ’Complete Contracting Service Phone 548-2231 Ogden, IL WILSON RICHTER, INC. •Gas ’Oil ’Grain ’Parts •Fertilizers ’Tires Box 69 Ogden, IL 61859 Phone Numbers: Warehouse 582-2851 Grain 582-2860 Fertilizer 582-2655 KEN’S REDWOOD BARBERSHOP 633 Warrington Avenue Phone 443 1912 Plenty of Parking Space Opens 8:00 AM to 5:45 PM Closed Mondays 158 DANVILLE PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. 211 S. Bowman Danville, Illinois An 1C Industries Co. OAKWOOD SAVINGS and LOANS A division of: CITIZEN’S SAVINGS AND LOAN Hoopeston, Illinois Phone 354-4587 • Carpet • Ceramic Tile MARIE'S CARPET MANOR 1031 East Main Street Danville, Illinois Phone: 446-9853 • Floor Tile • Linoleum SECOND NATIONAL BANK Danville, Illinois 61832 160 SCOTT’S BEAUTY SHOP 507 Olmsted Oakwood, IL Phone 354-2116 h ____________•__________.____________________ rROouois FEDERAL. SAVINGS and loan association Danville, Illinois 619 N. Gilbert Street 217 446-0184 Clifton, Illinois 175 E. Fourth Ave. 815 694-2315 Watseka, Illinois 201 East Cherry Street 815 432-2476 Congratulations to The Class of ’78” Rogers and Barnes Star Market Fred Barnes and Harrison Rogers Oakwood, Illinois WHEN YOUR WATER NEEDS HELP - CALL SERVrSOFT Refiners Softeners Filters Neutralizers Demineralizers Chlorinators Salt Delivery SERVISOFT WATER CONDITIONING 406 W. Fairchild St. Danville, Illinois 61832 Phone 442-1937 CHAMPAIGN COUNTY SEED CO. GSC Hybrids Bean Cleaning Small Seeds St. Joseph, Illinois Modern System Grainbins VINCE'S IGA Homer, Illinois Store Hours: 8—9 Monday—Saturday 9—6 Sunday 162 WILSON —RICHTER SERVICE STATION Wilson — Richter Service Station Oakwood, Illinois Phone: 354-4280 SCHAFER BROS. LOGAN LAUNDERETTE AND CAR WASH Main At Logan Danville, Illinois 'Blade's AUTOMATIC ENGINEERING CO. Heating—Cooling Contractors 410 W. Fairchild Street Danville, Illinois 61832 W. B. Black R. M. Black MCVEY TRUCKING INC HMfUTOff asw THE BIG HORN «vr � iccicmx wjH Kuxm iuea na nuKtm-yt mncm tur srto-Mir m sw xnw. SPECIFIED COMMODITIES R.R. 1, Box 116 Oakwood, IL Phone 354-4535 16 ED AND DI'S PLACE Meals — Snacks 6 a.m. — 5 p.m. Monday — Saturday Fithian, Illinois Phone 548-2605 165 FITHIAN GRAIN Fithian, Illinois PAMPERED LADY COIFFURES 154 Vermilion Park Mall Danville, Illinois Owners: Darrell and Carolyn Haas Phone: 443-2666 166 The General Stars PORTSWE 1520 North State Street Westville, Illinois 61883 MYERS HOME SERVICES CATLIN (Thujfl afaji) BUILDING William G. Myers Jr. Custom Carpenter Service Homes — Garages — Remodeling Tub Ross Ben Wear 427-2514 427-5661 No Job too Large or too Small Phone: 548-2390 HOURS: 8—5:30 Mon.—Fr. 8—2:00 Sat. LYNN Mini Warehouses LINNE MACHINE COMPANY 619 East Voorhees Street Danville, Illinois 61832 (217) 446-3928 General Machinists Fabricators of Special Small Equipment Arc, Heliarc and Aluminum Welding Metallizing No Lease Required You Name It, You Store It Outside Storage Available 209 Avenue C. Danville-, Illinois Phone: 446-5746 Home Phone: 354-4780 Monthly Space Rates 5' X 10’ $12.00 10'X 10' 20.00 10' X 20' 40.00 10'X 22' 44.00 10'X 24' 48.00 Other Warehouse Size and Recreational Vehicle Parking Available 167 BUSINESS EQUIPMENT ACTO BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Sales an'J Services -anville, IL Phone 443-1555 CM, Pharmacists Since 1846 J. T. GULICK. R. Ph. 403 WEST NORTH STREET 912 NORTH VERMILION STREET DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 DANVILLE, ILLINOIS 61832 TELEPHONE (217) 443-0155 TELEPHONE (217) 442-0121 CATLIN IGA ♦ 6 0cep'es Since 1874 r)lliKoi Congratulations Printing Companv to ® r J The Class of “78 PHONE 442 0171 107 WEST WILLIAMS STREET DANVILLE, ILLINOIS Sandusky Street Catlin, IL Phone 427 5671 168 FURNITURE SAVE ON BRAND NAME FURNITURE 2319 Georgetown Road Danville, IL 61832 Phone 446-6060 LINCOLN LANES 107 West Harrison Danville, IL Phone 442 0861 TSC STORES Route 150 West Danville, IL Phone 442 7251 WHOLESALERS OF QUALITY PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES ©“INLAND” 619 N. Jackson Danville, IL Phone 443 1150 169 Gas Dial 442-9510 SCHAFER BROS. CO. Oil Harley Miller Carroll Thompson Main at Logan Danville, Illinois Greasing Brakes Tune-up 61832 Congratulations Class of 78 HOMER GRAIN COMPANY Homer, Illinois Phone: 896 3397 Allerton, Illinois Phone: 834 3397 170 Good-Luck Graduates From TOPOL TRUCKING Fithian, IL Phone: 548-2289 Patrons Van Trimble and Family The Lovers Gloria Wickham Spring Keg Mary DeRay, Hairstylist — Haircut, Blow-Dry, Style — for the O.T.H.S. Area Mike Dubree Cathy and Jim Thai Stick Greg, Gary, and Mr. G Lori Harvey Lee and Amy Ludwig An Indian Hamster Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wonderlin and Family Nazi Krout Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hibler, Penny and Ronnie Jean Moody Jack, Mary Lou, Jama, Karla, Tod Terry Debbie Nelson Susie and P. J. Cox Greg Dickinson Gail West Cindy and Greg Gene, Florence, Karl, Dennis and Peggy Witsmann Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lehay and Family Bob and Sara Cox Penny and Steve Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nixon Rohele Miller Ed and Laura Good Luck to the Class of 78” Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wickham Jon Fisher Keri Trimble Debbie and Lindsay Jan and Mitch Jeff Bott Homer and Muriel Mullins Scott Parks Mr. and Mrs. John Maurer and Family H and S Trucking Jameson and Behimer Inc. Mike Wallace Vicki and Brian Mike Schmit Good Luck to Our Little Brother, From Jim and Sandy Todd Alan Lomax Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson Tim Davis and Penny Schultz Don and Sue Marsh and the Boys Mark Case Pat Ablinger Family The Coach Mr. and Mrs. Don Richardson Health Forever Mr. Alex Sofranoff Carole and Jeff Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Anderson You and Me Congratulations to the ”78 Annual Staff Vivian and Jerry Alan and Penny Cathy Draper Dave and Jama Meredith Steffen Bob and Eva Gorham Henry” Sue and Dave John and Debbie Wilson Tim and Pam Michael Miller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kist and Family Kelly and Bill Mr. and Mrs. James M. Miller Harold and Olive Richter and Family Norma and Jamie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jenkins Cathy and Junior Lia Biehl Linda Lucas Becky Biehl Laura Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellis and Family Teresa and Brad Angie and Larry Haynes Body Shop Kim Likes John Sandy and Della L. P. Loves End Sadly Dave and Leanne Lucas Lisa Lockwood Janine O’Neill Vicki and Steve Kay and Bruce Mrs. Wright La Mujer Bill and Janice Pickens Dave Howie Ron and Barb Tellier Little Sheep Frank and Earnest The Class of 80 Bobsey Twins Nymph and Beach” The Fearsome Foursome Good Luck to the Class of 78 From Warren, Marci; Robbie, and Ryan Patrons Narda and Jeff Farmer Bones Alias Scott O'Neill Brad Cannon Mark Maxwell, Country D.J. Laura and Jowl Tom and Diana Slade Louise Vera Shelly, Mike, and Dawn George and Fern Harper Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wise and Family Lynard Skynard, Mom, Muskrat, Black Betty Mr. and Mrs. Michael Parliament The Rookies: Shakey’s, Sharky, J. L. Red, and Turkey Mark Denhart Steve Wilson Cowla, Tark, Kam Fong Fred, and Big Red Carolyn, Tom, Fred and Peggy Hicks Oakwood United Methodist Church Clyde and Phyllis Trimmell Mr. and Mrs. John Rebmann Ann and Ed McClure Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Montgomery and Family Bob and Sue Butcher Ruth Cox and David Ferrel and Nevada Seaman Wayne and Mabra Jean Scott Joe and Jean Stone Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Zigler Raulph, Pat, Kendall, and Kristi Baumann Mitzi, Cinnamon, and Tuffie Ruby and Julie Miller Rickie and Liza — Brighter and Better Than Ever J. D. and Carol Albert Heath, Justin, and Charlie Ed and Joyce Laudenslager Bob, Nancy and Robin Linn Susan Hathaway Mr. and Mrs. William Clem and Willie Greg and Cathy Nancy, Bob and “Russell” Mr. Arbuckle Jim Honey Melvin Denhart Tony Cessna Mary Denhart Bob and Kim Bud and Jackie Tellier Brad and Sue Garnet Meade Tammy Ellis Mrs. George Davis Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dalton and Family Queen Cobra and Sneaky Snake Tom Davis Good Luck Virgil From Jim and Sandy Mitchell Agency — Urbana Rick and Lori Congratulations Class of 1978 Connie and Dave Mr. and Mrs. Don Bales and Family Pam and Marty Brenda and Tony Jim Honey Shake 'n Bake Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hargan Tim Mullins The Bobsey Twins Blimp and Blump Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shafer and Boys Brutus and Peanut Miss Bahnke F. 0. Warren Roger Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. William Martin Mike and Leslie Sheila Martin Kim Pricer Jim and Sandy Carlson Tree Service Lisa and Mark Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harden and Family Jason Traylor Scott and Cass Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stallings Mr. and Phil Hashauer and Sons Sonny and Shirley Denhart Musson T.V. Look Hazel, I Finally Made it. Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Musson In Memoriam of Queerdog Steve and Deb Stiles Poop and Lester Eek and Meek Stallings Motor Co. Kirk O’Neill Sharon Mollet Brian Cannon Bob Watson Jackig, Kim and Kelly Keever Rosalynn Mickleson Sheila Rademaker Cindy and Ace The Peetz Family Mr. and Mrs. Don Holman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cramer and Family Jim Bales Tamera utographs , r J - -j 175 Closing I truly hope that you are as pleased and excited about the 1978 ACORN as the staff and I are. Many hours of imaginative brainstorming, planning, working, sweating, organizing and producing have been put into this book. I hope we have enabled you to recall all of the times to remember in the 1977-78 school year. I would like to thank some very special people who worked very hard to enable our efforts to be a success. Our advisor. Miss J. Bahnke came in to take over this position (after a little bit of persuasion) and gave time, talent, and encouragement to me especially and also to the staff. Also I would like to thank Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas, and their company representative, Michael Robinson for the help, guidance, and instruction, making this yearbook possible. Thanks also goes to each member of the staff — what can I say but, you are all terrific! WE DID IT! A special thanks goes to my assistant and friend, Marcia Roberts, for staying by me, sharing great ideas, and working hard. To next year’s staff and editors I want to wish the best of luck — it is a tough job to get a publication like this done, but all of the headaches, and worrying is worth it! Respectfully, Gloria Wickham '78 ACORN Editor