Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1985 volume:

ARENA 1985 Paris High School Paris, Illinois a Students of all classes gather together to discuss the latest gossip, the evening's basketball game, or even the weather. b. Juniors gather together singing at the piano while Dennis Atienza plays a popular love song. c. Frank Reeley and Stephanie Lund sit together struggling to find the solution for a taxing Calculus problem. c. Page 4 5 Faculty and Administration Page 16 17 Student Body «SKSft Page 50 51 Organizations Page 62 63 Sports Page 98 99 Events ■iM Page 132 133 Academics 2 Table of Contents ■■u Together We Can Throughout the year, students and faculty at PHS realized that togetherness made life at PHS much smoother whether working on floats, riding together on fan buses, or just living through a class. When Mr. Leonard announced the theme of the school year for the very first time, many students were standing on the lawn of the Citizen’s National Bank welcoming home our cheerleaders as National Guard Champions. The Arena Staff, who work as a group year round, decided Together We Can would be an appropriate theme for the 1985 yearbook. So, as you look through the variety of pictures and read the stories, see how many times you can remember doing things together. a. Students gather together at the field house during Homecom ing class games. b. French students gather together to celebrate Christmas. c. Together Kary Fox and Sean Newlin find the sentence's subject and verb. d. Trish Brown. Lorra Wacaser. Demmarie Mansfield and Angie Climer together make up part of the cast of the Fall Play. “There is one kind of coeducation that everybody believes in — the co-education of teachers and students.” John Dewey FACULTY AND ADMINISTRA- TION Faculty and Administration 5 Enthusiastic Administrators Work Together to Make PHS a Total Success a School Board members. Monty Raley. Jerry McDaniel. Paul Ruff. Terry Parks, Jim Stephens, and Steve Benefiel pose for a picture before their Monday night meeting. Not pictured is member Bill Shaffner. b. Mr. Leonard, our new Superintendent, portrays his friend ly smile. c. Mr. Walter, our Assistant Principal, sits at his very clut tereddesk. • d. Mr. Gordon, our PHS Principal, speaks with the Coca Cola man. e. Mr. Watts, the Assistant Superintendent of Schools, stands poised in front of the Honor Roll Board. 6 Faculty and Administration As students, we sometimes complain about the rules and regulations, like the new in-school-suspension and the new detention policy; however, without rules, Paris High School would be pretty chaotic. The Board of Education, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Watts, Mr. Gordon, and Mr. Walter really do have our best interests at heart. They support our activities and achievements. We see them not just during the school day, but at ballgames, banquets, and concerts. The administrators are all part of the team that makes Paris Hiqh School work. Faculty Administration 7 “I am proud to be a part of the Paris school system!” Together We Can! the theme adopted for the 1984-85 Arena was created by Larry Leonard, the superintendent of District 95. Mr. Leonard moved to Paris this year because he liked the size of Paris and its school district. His wife is a special education teacher and is presently employed by the Human Resource Center. Mr. Leonard feels that school is an organiztion of people and that those people must be respected. Also, Mr. Leonard wants the students to feel at home in school and to learn to the maximum of their ability. Increased academic achievement is one goal that Mr. Leonard would like to see accomplished. Spreading the feeling of togetherness also constitutes Mr. Leonard's personal philosophy because he repeatedly stated, I am proud to be a part of the Paris school system! Faculty and Administration b. 8 Faculty and Administration Feature Faculty and Administration Feature 9 Faculty — Friendly Faces at PHS English I, P.E., and coaching keep Mr. Ackerman busy. Librarian Lois Addis is also in charge of all P.H.S. media equipment besides keeping an orderly library. All French students keep Miss Anderson on her toes year round. Geometry and Computer Math students keep Mr. Aydt in a mathematical mood. Mrs. Badertscher keeps students' schedules straight, and helps seniors get to college from the Guidance office. Mrs. Bibo is kept on her toes by sophomores and juniors studying grammar and vocabulary words. Mrs. Brock not only helps her Business students during class, but also assists them in finding jobs. Need the latest current events? Ask Mrs. Brown who teaches Social Studies and Contemporary Problems. Behind the microscope or behind a golf club, Mr. Bruner is always busy teaching Biology or Golf. Mr. Cheatham who not only teaches all four years of Math, heads the Bible Club and National Honor Society. Teaching Speech, Writing, and Arena keeps Mrs. Cockcroft busy answering tons of questions. Hablo yo Espanol? Mrs. Comingore does and teaches Spanish muy bueno. Mrs. Culler keeps her time filled with being an instructor of Learning Disabilities. Working with tools is Mr. Day's specialty since he teaches Industrial Arts. Mr. Doris, our Physics teacher, can often be seen figur ing such things as velocity, time, and rate. A familiar face at PHS, Mrs. Dosch teaches EMH. An avid ISG fan, Mrs. Douglas teaches Junior English. Spanish Club and Spanish students are always busy with activities under the watchful eye of M 'ss Earlywine. Mrs. Elliot is very involved in school activities, as well as teaching Freshman English. Mrs. Fern, a new face at PHS, teaches Spanish I. a Mrs. Douglas waves hello to everyone during the annual open house. b. Mrs. Bridwell stands in the front hall doing morning hall duty. 10 Faculty and Administration 12 Faculty and Administration Varsity Basketball, American History, and General Science cause Coach Fulk to live an exciting life at PHS. Air. Gibson awaits an explosion caused by Chemistry students in the Chemistry Lab. Need to know about World War I? Mr. Giesler, the old time American History teacher, knows all. M 'ss Gordon works along the side of Mrs. Doush with the EMH students. Coach Gosnell is kept happy and alive by Driver's Ed. and PE students. A new person in the Ag Department is Mr. Gray. Mrs. Hawkins, who is a new mother this year, can be seen teaching Computer and PE. A friendly Mr. Hornbrook instructs students in the fields of Agriculture. Mrs. Houghland teaches students in her Home Ec. classes to sew and cook, and she also teaches her Consumer Education students to understand a budget. Mrs. Johnson, who taught CWT, left at mid year to teach full time at Charleston High School and was replaced by Mrs. Keys. Freshman Health students are filled with information by instructor Mrs. Johnson. Would you like some help figuring out what classes to take or which college to attend? Ask Mr. Jones, our Guidance Counselor. Mr. Kirby keeps the Industrial Arts students intrigued in the mechanical world. Mrs. Kloker stresses the anatomy of the human body and other animals in Biology and Anatomy classes. English students keep Mrs. Lanker occupied with Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and Julius Caesar. Are you sick? Go see Mrs. Lawton, the school nurse. Students in the Business Department are stimulated by Mr. Lockhart. Mrs. Lowe, new to PHS this year, teaches Business. Mr. Ludington keeps the Athletic Department running smoothly all year round. Mrs. Mchlabb is an enthusiastic aide for the Learning Disability students. Can you draw? Mrs. Helson can and so can many of her talented Art students. The Auto Mechanics students, taught by Mr. Ogle, hope to someday be the mechanics of the nation. a. Mrs. Selby displays her usual friendly smile b. Mr Sabens is caught in a typical pose in the front hall. Faculty and Administration 13 Assisting Girl's Basketball Coach, Miss Pellum, is very proud of the varsity’s 19-2 record break ing season. Airs. Pfanz instructs English students on basic grammar rules. Besides teaching Business, Mr. Postlewait can also be seen coaching Freshman football. The smiling face of Air. Punzelt can easily be found in the gym with PE students or driving around town with Driver’s Ed. students. Air. Sabens is kept busy with Math students and tennis players as well as the city. The Chorus students sing wonderful melodies under the watchful eye of Airs. Sims. After traveling to Hawaii and directing the orchestra. Air. Sperry claims he “loves his band.’’ A veteran at Paris High, Mr. Staley teaches Industrial Arts. A new face at PHS is Airs. Templeton, who teaches in the Math Department. 10 print Air. Throneburg teaches lots of Com puter classes.’’ Air. VanLandeghem can always be seen playing Speaker of the House in his Government classes. The remainder of Latin students at PHS are in structed by Airs. Weir. a. Mr. Kirby is caught staring into space a 14 Faculty and Administration How would you like to organize attendance procedures, write admit slips, answer phone calls, and run a school of eight hundred students? Well, this is the job of Bettie Johnson, Kathy Murphy, Kim Murray, and Bev Weger. Daily these secretaries must sort tons of paper work and meet the many visitors of PHS with a warm greeting and a smile. Often the long hours and hard work of the secretaries is forgotten; however, we would like to thank these women for their time and dedication. Our Helpful Hands at PHS a Bettie Johnson, a veteran at PHS, begins the year with a smile b. A new secretary. Kim Murray, has the task of counting the cash c. Christ! Fowler. Virginia McDaniel. Mary Ann Brown are the secretaries to the Superintendent. d. Kathy Murphy, hard at work “Co-operation is everything: freckles would make a nice coat of tan if they’d get together.” STUDENT BODY After Four Years of Working Together, Gary Abernathy Greg Adams Patty Adkins Tony Alexander Cherie Ashby Lori Ashley Joann Barnes Denise Baroni Barb Baugh Debbie Becker Darrel Bell Darrel Berry Denise Bledsoe Todd Boewe Gary Bouslog Chris Buske Kellie Butcher Stephen Butler Therse Butler Linda Campbell 18 Student Body Seniors Will Go Their Own Way! Alansa Caveney Jeff Chambers Greg Chappel Deanna Cheatham Angie Climer Jennifer Clover Cris Conrad Don Coonce Bill Craun Cindy Cravens Karla Cunningham Kim Czerwonky Chad Day Melissa Dennison Tammy Dennison Jennette Downy Brice Dunn Marsha Emrick Carla Felgenhauer Loretta Ford Student Body 19 Greg Adams Future Plans: To go to school at Sill, and be successful with whatever I do. Activities: Brass Choir — 2; Band — 1. 2, 3. 4. Jazz Band — 2. 3. 4 Patricia Ann Adkins Nicknames: Peppermint Patty. Future Plans: To become a nurse. Activities: Nurse Assistant. Tony Alexander Activities: Latin Club — 1, 2. 3; National Honor Society — 1,2; Lettermans Club — 1, 2. 3. 4; Band — 1; Wrestling — 1, 2. 3. 4. Baseball — 1,2. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 1,2, 3, 4 Lori Ashley Future Plans: To get out of Paris, and stay out of trouble. Activities: Spanish Club — 1; FHA — 1; French Club — 1; Art Club — 1; May Fete — 1. 2. 3. 4; Nurse Assist. — 3; Powder Puff — 1.2. 3. 4 Cherie Lynn Ashby Nicknames: Dezzy. Blondie. Future Plans: Be all you can be. get rich, be happy and have fun. Stay in touch with my friends. Activities: Drama Club — 3; Spanish Club — 1; F.H.A. — 2 Vice President; Chorus — 1.2. 3. 4; Art Club — 1. 2. 3; Choral Contest — 2. 3.4. William H. Ballew. Jr. Future Plans: Become a welder and make some money. Transferred From: Oblong High School — basketball, track, baseball. Joann Marie Barnes Nicknames: Barney. Mama Jo. Future Plans: Attend college, major in Physical Education, become a Junior High girls basketball coach, and some day marry the man of my dreams. Activities: Brass Choir — 3. 4; Winter Carnival Court — 1; Lettermans Club — 14; Band — 14; May Fete — 3. 4; Student Council — 1; Homecoming Court — 4 — Homecoming Queen; Prom Committee — 3; Track — 14; Powder Puff — 1. 3. 4; Girls Basketball — 14; Sub Debs — 3. 4; Float Committee — 14. Denise Marie Baroni Nicknames: Spagetti, Bender. Bologne, N.D. B.J. DDJF. Future Plans: To move to Florida, and go to college to be a stewardess. Then marry that special guy and live life to the fullest. Activities: Spanish Club — 4; FHA — 1-2; Tiger Tales — 3. Barbara Jo Baugh Nicknames: Barbara Jo. Barb Future Plans: Attend DACC for Ornamental Horticulture Activities: F.F A. — 4; May Fete — 4; Chorus — 1.2. 3. 4; Girls B Ball Cheerleader — 1. Debra Dee Becker Nicknames: Debi. Future Plans: Marry Paul and have a long hap py life with him. Activities: May Fete — 1. 2. 3; Honor Roll — 1.2. 3. Darrel Eddie Bell Nicknames: Delmar, Waldo. Deb. Future Plans: To drive a Kenworth, live life to the fullest and take care of Delmar as a brother. Activities: FFA — 14 — Star Green Hand; JR VPVP Darrel Allen Berry Future Plans: Graduate from college, be a sue cessful architect, buy a beachfront house in Florida, and become wealthy. Activities: Media Aide — 3. Denise Lynn Bledsoe Future Plans: To attend ISO. stay with that special someone and always be happy. Activities: Chorus — 1.2. 3. 4; Powder Puff — 1; May Fete — 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA — 1; Secretary. Todd Andrew Boewe Future Plans: Become a professional body builder, major in sports medicine and minor in acupuncture and nutrition, write books on diet, nutrition, and exercise. Activities: Key Club — 1.2; Lettermans Club — 1. 2. 3. 4; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band — 2. 3; Student Council — 3. 4; French Club — 1.2. 3. 4. Homecoming Court — 4; Prom Com mittee — 3; Wrestling — 1; Football — 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 1.2, 3. 4. Garrett L. Bouslog Nicknames Bouser, The Log. Future Plans: To attend Lake Land college and transfer to Southern Illinois University Activities: Band — 1.2; F.F.A. — 1.2. 3. 4 Christine Marie Buske Nicknames: Pup. Dumpster. Chrissy. BooFoo. Future Plans: To attend college, then get mar ried and live a happy life Activities: Drill Team — 1. 2; Arena — 4 Sports Editor and Ads Editor; Winter Carnival Court — 2; Lettermans Club — 1. 2, 3. 4; Stu dent Council — 1. 3. 4 Council Journalist; Homecoming Court — 1. 3. 4; Prom Commit tee — 3; Powder Puff — 1. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, 4; Sub Debs; Girl's Basketball — 1.2. 3. 4 Captain, Apollo Conference Champs; Junior Hangar Board; Office Aide. Kellie Butcher Nicknames: Red. Strawberry. Ice Cream Cone. Future Plans: To own a pink party house, just like the one at the Bridge, but have it far away from Paris. Activities: Drill Team — 3. 4; Spanish Club — 2. 3; FHA — 1; Tiger Tales — 1; May Fete — 1.2, 3. 4; Powder Puff — 2. Stephen Lee Butler Nickname: Steve. Klepto. Future Plans: To take Paris and hide it in my closet never to be seen again. Activities: Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling — 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball — 1.2; Other: Wrestling Co-Captain — 3. 4 Therese Lynn Butler Nicknames: Tator. Tweesi Sue Future Plans: Go to U of I and play doctor the rest of my life. Marry a Greek and live in Col orado Be on time for once and somebody to find my long lost quarter Activities: Drama Club — 2; Spanish Club — 2. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. — 1.2; May Fete — 1.2. 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Honor Roll — 1.2. 3, 4; Jets Team. Linda L. Campbell Nicknames: Soup. Mushroom. Perkins. Activities: Brass Choir — 3. 4; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4. Nurse Assist. — 4. Powder Puff — 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls Basketball — 1, 2, 3. 4; JV — 1; Varsi ty Mgr. — 2. 3. 4. Alansa Lynn Caveney Nicknames: Lance. A 1. Future Plans: To live life one day at a time, en joy life, and always be happy with myself. Activities: Drama Club — 1, 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. Band — 1. 2. 3. 4. Tiger Tales — 4; May Fete — 1. 2, 3. 4; Prom Com mittee — 3; Powder Puff — 3. 4; Honor Roll — 2, 3. 4; Sub Deb President; Pep Club — 1. 2. 3, 4 Jeffrey Allen Chambers Nicknames: Renus. Future Plans. Become an airline pilot, have my own harem with some of the Senior Girls, reunite the Little Rascals. Activities: Spanish Club — 3. 4; Lettermans Club — 1.2. 3. 4; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band — 2. 3. 4; Baseball — 1. 2. 3. 4; Golf — 3. 4 Gregory T. Chappell Nicknames: Toddy. Tyrone. Future Plans: Become rich and lazy, live in the hills of Kentucky with A.E B . become Presi dent of the Brew Crew. Activities: Lettermans Club — 2. 3. 4. Football — 1, 2; Baseball — 2; Basketball — 2; In tramurals — 1,2. Deanna Sue Cheatham Nicknames: Cheats. Airhead. Deech. Future Plans: Graduate from Pensacola and become president of the National Bank Activities: Bible Club — 1. 2, 3. 4; Student Council — 2; Spanish Club — 2. 3; National Honor Soc. — 1.2; Media Aide — 3; Band — 1.2; May Fete — 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 1.2, 3. Angela Lynn Climer Nicknames: Angie. Ookie. Koo, Waldo. Chid. Future Plans: To struggle through a 4 year college far away from Paris; spend all the cold winters in Rio; dance on Broadway; and forever remain a member of the 4 L's. Activities: Drama Club — 1. 3. 4 treasurer; Arena — 4; Lettermans Club — 2. 3. 4. Stu dent Council — 1. 2, 3. 4 secretary; Tiger Tales — 1; French Club — 1, 2. 3. 4. May Fete — 1. 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3; Powder Puff — 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading — 1. 2. 3. 4 Varsity Captain; Honor Roll — 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball Bat Girl — 1; Sub Debs; Office Aide; Cheerleading Nationals — 2. 3, 4; 1st place dance award at Nationals; 1984 Best Characterization Award for Drama Jennifer Lynne Clover Nicknames: Clovie. Jefiner. Future Plans To graduate from college, be very successful, and retire at the age of 35. Activities: Key Club — 2; Spanish Club — 2. 3; Winter Carnival Court — 3; Lettermans Club — 1, 3. 4; Band — 14; Student Council — 2. 3; May Fete — 14; Homecoming Court — 2; Prom Committee — 3; Tennis — 2. 3. 4; Track — 1.2; Powder Puff — 1. 3. 4 Christine Marie Conrad Nicknames: Chris. Gerty. Squirrel. Gertrudis, Little Conrad. Cntrg. Future Plans To travel the world with Jac ques Cousteau; never stick with one guy or have children; to go out with David Lee Roth; learn to keep my butt out of bus windows, and to never take the quick way off of bridges. Most of all to always be happy, and be there for my friends when they need me. Activities: Spanish Club — 1-3; Rep — 4; Senior Activities Directory; Lettermans Club — 1-4; Band — 14; Jazz Band — 2. 3; Student Council — 4; May Fete — 14; Prom Commit tee — 3; Cross Country — 1. 2. 4; Track — 1. 2, 4; Powder Puff — 1. 3. 4; Girls Basketball — 14; JV V; Honor Roll —1.3; Sub Debs; VP Senior Class; Junior Hangar Board — 4; JGFC; Football Manager — 3. Donald Mack Coonce Nicknames: Dan Future Plans: To try to be happy, and always keep that very special girl in mind. Activities: Band — 14; Boy s Basketball Manager — 1. William Dean Craun Nicknames: Holmes. Bill. BeeO. Chilly Billy Crayon. Tongue Action. Twilight, 3 8. Future Plans Attend the University of Missouri at Rolla majoring in civil engineering, graduate and get married to that special so- 20 Student Body meone or join Monty Python s Flying Circus. Activities: Spanish Club — 1, 2. 3. 4. Letter mans Club — 1, 2. 3. 4; Cross Country — 1,2, 4; Basketball — 1. 2. 3; Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3. 4 Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Cinsy D. Cravens Nicknames Dopey Future Plans To get a job and make a lot of money Activities F H A. — 1,2; Art Club — 2. Karla Kay Cunningham Nicknames Kaje Future Plans To graduate from college, be successful in the career that I choose, and to always he happy Activities National Honor Soc. — 1.2; French Club — 2. 3. 4 Tiger Tales — 14 Sports Editor, May Fete — I. 2, 3; Prom Committee — 3; Girl's Basketball — 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 1.2. 3.4 Kimberly Jayne Czerwonky Nicknames Kim. Kimmy. Wonk. Wonkey. Sir donkey. Devil Woman. Future Plans Always remember Fri the 13th of ‘84. playing dead and the blitzer watchers; keep the moon under control Be happy and successful throughout my life. Activities: Key Club — 2; Lettermans Club — 2. 3 4. French Club — 1. 2. 3. 4. May Fete — 1. 2. 3, 4, Prom Committee — 3; Tennis — 1, 2, 3. 4; Track — I, 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 3. Penny Jo Davis Nicknames: Blues. Penelope. Pen. P . Trouble D Future Plans: To marry that special someone and have a family Activities: Spanish Club — 1. 2, 3; FHA — 1, 2; May Fete — 3. 4 Chad Loren Day Future Plans Attend college at DeVry in Atlanta, then return to Paris and cruise the High School with my stereo cranked Activities: Spanish Club — 1.2; Media Aide — 4. Letterman s Club — 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling — 1.2, 3; Baseball — 2. 3. 4; Cross Country — 4. Intramurals — 4 Donald Dean Daughtery Nicknames Deano. Future Plans Go to military and become a mechanic. Activities F.F.A — 1. 2, 3; Wrestling — I; Football — 1.2, 3. 4; Frosh. Soph. — 1.2; Var sity — 3. 4 Tamara Lynn Dennison Nicknames Fish. Burritta, Ms. Piper. Miss Scarlett Future Plans To attend Lakeland College to become a legal secretary Activities: F.H.A — 1, 2; Media Aide — 1; Chorus — 2; Art Club — 2; May Fete — 2. Brice William Dunn Nicknames Bryhee, Barny Future Plans Survive college, stay healthy and enjoy life Activities: Lettermans Club — 1,2. 3. 4; Varsi ty Tennis — I, 2. 3, 4; Cross Country — 4; Boys Basketball — 1,2, 3. 4; Golf — 1.2. Marsha L. Emrick Nicknames: Lynn. Memrick. Bubba Future Plans: To marry Joe S. and raise a family and live a long and happy life together Activities Spanish Club — I; Art Club — 4; May Fete — 1, 2. 3. 4; Nurse Assist — 3. Carla Louise Felgenhajer Nicknames Weezy. Tyrone. Popsicle. Future Plans: Move to Florida, attend Florida State, and always keep a special place in my heart for T.H.D. To someday help Bubbles come out of her dinginess Activities: F H A. — 1; May Fate — 1; Powder Puff — 1; Honor Roll — 1. Loretta Sue Ford Nicknames: Munch. MSM. Mrs. Munch. Future Plans: Have many more happy wed ding anniversaries with Steve. Own a horse someday, keep In touch with my friends and family, have fun. never forget noon hours on Central St. my Senior year Someday have a baby Activities: Spanish Club — 1; Arena — 3. 4 In dex Editor; Honor Roll — 1.2. Rani Suzanne Deborrah Frazier Future Plans: Go to college to become a foreign language interpreter Activities: Spanish Club — 3. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. — 1-2; French Club — 1 4; Honor Roll — 14; Junior Achievements — 2. Gail Marie Frost Nickname: Frosty. Cookie Future Plans Go on to college, find ajob in a big hospital, marry a milionaire. retire eary and spend the rest of my life relaxing and en joying life. Activities: Spanish Club — 1. 2. 3; Treasurer — 4. Arena — 4 Index and Ads Editor; Band — 14; May Fete — 14; Prom Committee — 3; Cross Country — 1; Track — 1; Powder Puff — 1. 3. 4; Class Officer Treasurer — 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 1. 2. 3. Brian Dean Gates Nicknames: Holmes. Del Ray Future Plans: Become a pimp and work for Joe Maybe even write a book about Wally World Activities: Art Club — 1 Treasurer; Boys Basketball — 1. Terri Lynn Gilbert Nicknames: Snappy. Crash. K A. Little Bit. Beef Future Plans: Become a professional photographer and live a long, happy, life with Mark. Activities: F.H.A. — 1. 2; May Fete — 4; Honor Roll — 1. Douglas Wayne Good Nicknames: Pucky Doo. Puck. Pucky. Poke. Future Plans: To be the next ringmaster for the Bozo Show. Activities: Key Club — 1.2; Drama Club — 1. 2; Nat. Honor Soc. — 1.2 Secretary; Student Council — 4; Tiger Tales — 3; Prom Commit tee — 3; Honor Roll — 1.2. 3. 4; Class Officer — 1.2 VicePresident. Cynthia Lynn Salter-Gosnell Nicknames: Cindy. Future Plans: To make our life happy and con tent, and to have a baby. Activities: Spanish Club — 1; Chorus — 1; May Fete — 3; Powder Puff — 3. 4; Honor Roll — 2. 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Jay E. Groves Nicknames: Cool Rider. J J. Jay Berd. Guido the Killer Pimp. Future Plans: 4 year university. Saw Ecjorce ment. Mountain Man for 5 years. Military Ser vice — Air Force. Raise a huge family and retire. Activities: Spanish Club — 3, 4; Prom Com mittee — 3; Frosh. Soph. Football — 2; Golf — 2. 3. 4 Stephen L. Hahn Nicknames: Pedro. Future Plans: Devote my life to insure Anhauser Busch turns a profit year after year, and to get the heck out of Dodge Activities: Key Club — 1, 2. 3; F.F.A. — 1.2. 3. 4; Lettermans Club — 2. 3. 4; Baseball — 1. 2; Golf — 1.2.3. Blair P. Hall Nicknames: Blame, Presnell Future Plans: To room with Grover, and live happily ever after on Sesame Street. Activities Spanish Club — 1.2; Lettermans Club — 2, 3. 4; Student Council — 3. 4 — Class Rep.. Tiger Tales — 4; Wrestling — 2; Golf — 2. 3. David Hale Future Plans Go on with school, party and always be a fat buddy. Activities: Brass Choir — 2; Lettermans Club — 3. 4; Band — 1, 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band — 2. 3. 4; Football — 2. 3. 4; Frosh. Soph — 1; JV — 1; Varsity — 3. Randy E. Hale Nicknames: F. Ferbell Future Plans: Go on to be a diesel mechanics and own my own garage To always be one of the Brew Crew Michael L. Hall Future Plans: To attend Lincoln Tech., and become a mechanic and a professional race car driver. Robin Elizabeth Harbor Nicknames: Ruby Beth. Pearl Future Plans: Go to college, move away from Paris, and lead a happy and exciting life Activities: Spanish Club — 3. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. — 3; Honor Roll — 3. Transferred From: Morrow High School Julie Anne Harmon Nicknames: Jules. Future Plans: Graduate from St Mary of the Woods and enjoy the profession I finally choose. Remember the truly important things in life and never lose touch with my friends Activities: Nat Honor Soc. — 1.2 President; Arena — 4 Feature Editor. Photo Editor; Winter Carnival Court — 3; Chorus — 1; French Club — 1. 2. 3. 4 President; May Fete — 1, 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3; Cheerleading — 1. 2. 3. 4; Freshman Captain; J.V. Captain for 1 year; Powder Puff — 1.2. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 1. 2. 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students; National French Achievement Award; DAR Good Citizenship Award; Nationals — 2. 3. 4; Na tional Dance Award 1st place; Nationals 16th place; Sub Debs Secretary Monicca Erynn Harrison Future Plans: To attend a decent college, learn about everything and become rich. Then after I've seen everything in the world there is to see. I'll settle down in the mountains with that special someone. Activities: Media Aide — 2; French Club — 1 4; Tiger Tales — 4; May Fete — 14; Track — 2; Powder Puff — 3; Honor Roll — 4. Tony Haupt Nicknames: Hopper Future Plans: Go to college then buy PHS and turn it into a home for the criminally insane. Activities: Spanish Club — 2. 3. 4; Lettermans Club — 2. 3. 4; Football — 1. 2. 3; Baseball — 1.2; Intramurals — 4. Elizabeth A. Hayes Nicknames: Harlequin. E.A.H., Crash. Beth. B.D.. Buddy. Future Plans To survive college and basic training and still have a Vette before I reach 30. Activities: French Club — 1.2. 3; May Fate — 2. 3 Jason A. Henness Student Body 21 Rani Frazier Gail Frost Brian Gates Terri Gilbert Doug Good Cindy Salter Gosnell Jay Groves Stephen Hahn David Hale Blair Hall Robin Harbor Julie Harmon Monica Harrison Tony Haupt Beth Hayes Jason Henness Jennifer Hensley Kris Herrington Tammy Hickman Greg Hollingsworth 22 Student Body Andrea Hollis Ray Hornbrook Debbie Hout Ruby Hughes Art Hutchings Andy Jobst Lori Knight Greg Lacy Autumn Larrance Dee Lawhead Eric Lawson Sheila Lewis Michelle Lowry Jennifer Ludington Stephanie Lund Demmarie Mansfield Eric Marlow Pam Martin Latonya Maynard Jennifer McCarty Student Body 23 s C e h n o • 1 o o s r e s a. Pam Martin and Eric Lawson were unanimously voted the 1985 Class Couple.” b. Cris Conrad and Art Hutchings. Class downs. clown around as always. c. Cathy Skinner and Eric Marlow. Most Spacy, are caught spacing out. d. Julie Harmon and Tony Haupt. “Friendliest.” are always found giv ing friendly bear hugs. d. 24 Student Body b. a. Stacy Smithson hd Therese Butler. Most Likely to Succeed,” predict their future by standing on the city’s street cleaning machine. b. Rani Frazier and Greg Lacy, reading encyclopedias as usual, were voted Most Studious. c. Angela Climer and Todd Boewe. Best Dressed. always appear in style. d. Gail Frost and Jeff Vice. Class Flirts. are caught in a usual pose. e. JoAnn Barnes and Derek Weston. Most Athletic,” display their athletic ability. f. Doug Good and Kim Czerwonky, Most Talkative. can always be Student Body 25 Bob McDaniel Teresa McDaniel Marianne McIntosh Todd Melton Tina Miller Thad Mitchell Angie Moore Eric Morgan Tim Morrisey Scott Myers Mike Nail Angie Neibarger Brenda Nicholson Annette Noel Kelly Ogle Amy Parks David Parrish Bryan Payne Tammy Petticrew Tami Phillippi 26 Student Body Brent Pitts Mary Ann Poynter Brian Quinn Tina Ray Jeff Redmon Frank Reeley Jamie Rinehart Shanna Sawlaw Brad Schenkel Mike Schodlatz Matt Scott Bart Sherer Rhonda Silverman Cindy Simmons Sandy Simmons Cathy Skinner Stacy Smithoon Carla Snyder Joe Stidham Samantha Strader Student Body 27 Nicknames: Racin’ Jason Future Plans: Attend LakeLand College and get certified as a welder and then go into the Navy, and to attend another Chowfest real soon. Activities: Cross Country — 1. Jennifer Lynn Hensley Nicknames: Jen. Slinky. Jiffy. Jeffiner. Future Plans: Go on to college and live a healthy, happy life with A.C. Activities: Media Aide — 4; Lettermans Club — 3. 4: Band — 1,2. 3. 4; French Club — 1,2; May Fete — 1. 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Tennis — 1, 2; JV — 3. 4; Varsity; Office Aide — 3; Pep Band — 1.2. 3. 4. Kristie Lynne Herrington Nicknames: Kris. Future Plans: To attend VCI and become a Medical Secretary, and always be with my sweetheart R F. Activities: Spanish Club — 1,2; Band — 1.2; Art Club — 4; May Fete — 14; Nurse Assist. — 4; Powder Puff —1,2. Tamara Kay Hickman Nicknames: Tammy, Tam Future Plans: Live life the best I can. always stay young, be happy, and always be with that someone special (Kelly Shonk). Activities: Tiger Tales — 4; French Club — 1. 2. 3. 4; May Fete — I. 2. 3; Track — 2; Powder Puff — 1.2. 3. Greg Hollingsworth Nicknames: Ho. Fat Buddy Future Plans: Own the CJ.S. Tobacco Com pany. to stay a Fat Buddy, to come back to Paris and be a real coach, and to someday get married and have lots of little Ho’s. Activities: Winter Carnival Escort — 1; Letter mans Club — 14; Homecoming Court Escort — 1 3; Homecoming Court — 4; Football — 1-4; Track — 1-4; Boys Basketball — 1-3. Andrea Hollis Nicknames: Boom Boom. Ande. Tituba. Future Plans: To spread the word of the J.G.F.C. throughout the world. Activities: Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; French Club — 1. 2, 3. 4; Vice-President — 1, 2. 3; President — 4 Ray Allen Hornbrook Nicknames: Raymond. Future Plans: Go on to school to become a professional bum. Stay a fat buddy forever. Activities: Lettermans Club — 3. 4; Band — 14; Student Council — 4 — VP; FFA — 14 — Pres. Sentinel; Prom Committee — 3; Foot ball — 1-4; Baseball — 1.2; Boys Basketball Deborah Lynn Hout Nicknames: Debbie. Dobbie, Spacet, Fire. Future Plans: To do the best that I can do. to marry someday that special someone, and to live my life to the fullest. Activities: F.F.A. — 2; Chorus — 2. 3. 4; May Fate — 4. Ruby Ann Hughes Nicknames: Bubbles. Red. Spaz, Spacey. Future Plans: Graduate from college, marry that special someone — C.M. — live a long and happy life and be the best I can be. Activities: F.H.A. — 2; Chorus — 1. 2, 3. 4. May Fate — 1.2,4. Greg L. Humphrey Nicknames: Hump. Him. Wide. Glide Future Plans: To attend a junior college, to win the Illinois Lotto, and buy a black Lamborchini Countach. Activities: Media Aide — 4; Lettermans Club — 2, 3. 4; Baseball — 4; Golf — 3. 4; Track — 2; Intramurals — 4 James Andrew Jobst 28 Student Body Future Plans: Go on to college majoring in mechanical engineering then join the armed forces. Activities: Spanish Club — 2. 3. 4. Lettermans Club — 3, 4. Band — I, 2. 3. 4; Tennis — 1.2. 3. 4; Wrestling — 1, 3. 4; Football — 1. 2; Who’s Who Among America s High School Students. Lori Ann Knight Nicknames: Moocher, Shortstuff. Future Plans: Graduate from college, live life to its fullest extent; one day at a time. Some day do the worm on Main Street in Decatur. Activities: Spanish Club — 1, 2. 3. 4; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4 Student Director '84 '85; Jazz Band — 3. 4; May Fete — 1.2. 3, 4; Powder Puff — 1, 2. 3. 4; Girl’s Basketball — 1.2 JV; Honor Roll — 1. 2, 3. 4; Sub Debs; Orchestra — 1.2. 3. 4 Gregory James Lacy Nicknames: Lace. Spacey Future Plans: Go to Southern III. (Jniv. and major in aviation, make a million dollars, and live in Paris, France. Activities: Spanish Club — 1.2; Nat Honor Soc. — 1, 2; Lettermans Club — 1. 2. 3. 4 Treasurer; French Club — 3. 4; Varsity Baseball — 1, 2, 3. 4; Cross Country — 1,2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball — 1, 2; Basketball Intramurals — 4; Honor Roll — 1, 2. 3. 4; Scholastic Bowl. Transferred From: Kansas. Autumn Lynn Larrance Nicknames: Peaches and Creme. Future Plans: To move to Alabama and become a frat mother, own a chain of whipped creme factories and marry a Greek drummer. Activities: Drill Team — 3; Spanish Club — 4; French Club — 2. 3. 4; May Fete — 14; Prom Committee — 3; Tiger Relay Court — 2; Honor Roll — 2. Deedra Raye Lawhead Nicknames: Rosebud. Crash. W.F.. D.D. Future Plans: To become a successful jour nalist. write a novel and make my first million by the time I am 30. Retire at 60. return to Paris and hit the rocking chair with my best pal and continue our weekend rituals. Always remain a member of the J.G.F.C. and the 4 L's. Activities: Spanish Club — 1.2; Nat. Honor Soc. — 1-2; Arena — 1 Sports Editor; Band — 14; May Fete — 1. 2. 3; Prom Committee — 3; Powder Puff — 1. 2. 3; Honor Roll — 1-4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Eric Ray Lawson Nicknames: Pee Wee. Future Plans: Attend college, graduate in 5 or 6 years, begin a career as a dentist and marry my favorite girl. Activities: Key Club — 1; Latin Club — 1.2; Lettermans Club — 3. 4; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Court — 4; Prom Committee — 3; Class Officer — 3; Football — 1,3; Baseball — I, 2; Honor Roll — 1. 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Sheila Ann Lewis Nicknames: One of the skirts, Space Sheila. Future Plans: I plan to go to college to find a rich man. get married, and live happily ever after. Activities: FHA — 1; Chorus — 4; Band — 1. 2. Michelle D. Lowry Nicknames: Mickey. Shell. Future Plans: To be a beautician. To always be crazy and live life to the fullest To always be an active member of the Brew Crew. Activities: Drill Team — 4; May Fete — 2. Jennifer Ann Ludington Nicknames: Julienne. Juls. Future Plans To join the (J.S.O. or teach bullet to a professional football team Activities: Drill Team — 2. 3. 4 Captain, Sergeant; Drama Club — 14 President. Chorus — 14; French Club — 2. 3. 4 VP; May Fete — 14; Frosh. Cheerleading — 1; Honor Roll — 1.2; Chorus Ensembles. IMEA Stephanie Ann Lund Nicknames: Buns, Steph Future Plans: To graduate from Knox College with a degree in elementary education, some day teach children, stay in touch with my friends, live life to the fullest and always have my head on straight. Activities: Key Club — 14; Drama Club — 1.2; Spanish Club — 1-3; Activities Director — 4; Media Aide — 1. 2; National Honor Society — 3. 4; Arena — 3. 4 Editor in Chief. Chorus — 14; Double Sextet; Band — 14. May Fete — 14; Prom Committee 3 Chair man; Powder Puff — 1; lllini Girls’ State Citizen; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Orchestra — 2; Mascot — 2; I.M.E.A. — 2; Instrumental — 4 vocal. Demarie Shawn Mansfield Nicknames: Dem Future Plans: Graduate from college, become prosperous in my field, acquire wealth, and live in a house with an escalator. Someday teach the world to spell and pronounce my name. Activities: Drama Club — 1, 2, 3. 4 Secretary; Spanish Club — 1. 2. 3. 4; Nat. Honor Society — 1.2; Band — 1. 2, 3. 4; Tiger Tales — 4; May Fete — 1, 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3; Powder Puff — 1. 2. 3, 4; Honor Roll — 1.2, 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Band Award; Drama Award; Pep Club — 1.2. 3.4 Eric Richard Marlowe Nicknames: Ermi Em. Marlboro Future Plans: Become a famous architect and design houses in Hollywood Activities: Brass Choir — 2. 3. 4; Band — 1-4; Jazz Band — 2, 3. 4; IMEA Jazz; Tennis — 2. 3.4 JVandV; Golf — 3. 4 Pamela Ann Martin Nicknames: Pam. Future Plans: Attend college, pass the CPA test, land a successful job and spend the remainder of my life with my favorite guy Activities: Brass Choir — 4; Spanish Club — 1. 2. 3. 4 president; Nat. Honor Soc. — 1. 2 treasurer; Winter Carnival Court — 1; Letter mans Club — 2. 3. 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4 secretary-treasurer; May Fete — 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3; Basketball — 1. 2 JV and Varsity; Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Of ficer — 1. 3, 4 secretary. Latonya Jean Maynard Nicknames: LT. Duck, 2 cans. Future Plans: Attend Lake Land College, come back on weekends and be with friends and live a long and happy life with someone special. Activities: Drill Team — 3. 4; Drama Club — 2; Spanish Club — 2. 3; FHA — 1; Chorus — 1. 2; May Fete — 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee — 3; Powder Puff — 1,2. Jennifer L. McCarty Nicknames Maude. Jifiner. Jen. Crash. (J.B Future Plans: Stay out of gravel pits, go to col lege, graduate, live in Flordia and live out some of my dreams. Activities: FHA — 1,2; Media Aide — 1; Band — 1.2, 3. 4; Tiger Tales — 1; May Fete — 1. Bobby McDaniel Future Plans: I plan to enter Eastern (Jniversi ty and be in ROTC. After college. I plan to become an FBI agent. During my years in col lege and out I plan to teach karate. Activities: Cross Country — 1.4; Track — 1, 4; Boy s Basketball — 1. Teresa Elizabeth McDaniel Nicknames: Therese Eugene. Marigold. Reesa Future Plans: To lay the foundation of educa tion for 5 year old brats, write a best selling smut novel, turn the 4 L's into a world wide cult, and be reincarnated as the leader of a South African pygmie tribe Activities Band — 14, French Club — 14. May Fete — 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee — 3; Powder Puff — 1.2, 3; Tiger Relay Court — I; J.G.F.C. — treasurer 1 4; Float building — 1-3. Marianne McIntosh Nicknames Mari. Future Plans: I will probably go to college somewhere, major in something, marry so meone. live somewhere and have some kids — maybe Activities: Brass Choir — 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club — 14; Band — 14. May Fete — 14; Prom Committee — 3; Powder Puff — 1, 2; Subdebt Todd Melton Future Plans I plan to go to college to become an automotive designer engineer Activities: Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band — 4. Wrestling — 1.2, 3. 4; Intramurals — 1; Honor Roll — 1.2.3. Tina Michelle Miller Nicknames Tee. Future Plans: To marry Ivan and make him as happy as possible; keep it under control, fulfill all of my dreams, and be successful at whatever I do. Activities Spanish Club — 1; FHA — 1,2 — VP; May Fete — 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 2. Thad Mitchell Future Plans Go to ISO and become a profes sional pilot, go backpacking out west, drive to Calif, at 170 mph in a Ferrari. Angela Renee Moore Nicknames: Red. Sid. Sidney Future Plans: I plan to attend ISO college and study elementary education. After college I hope to find a good job teaching near Paris, and of course, another job besides teaching. When I eventually do get rich, I would like to travel around the world with Jim and be happy Activities: Drill Team — 3, 4; Treasurer; F.F.A — 14 Treasurer; May Fete — 14; Powder Puff — 1; Honor Roll — 1 3. Eric Wade Morgan Nicknames: Tiny. Small. Big E.. E.. Duke.' Future Plans: To attend Lake Land College, follow Vs law to make a million dollars and never grow too old to have a good time. Activities Lettermans Club — 1.2, 3. 4; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling — 1; Football — 1.2. 3. 4; Track — 2; Powder Puff Coach — 1.2. 3. 4 Timothy J. Morrisey Future Plans Become the best at whatever I do. Live, love and enjoy life. Activities: Spanish Club — 2, 3. 4 — VP; FFA — 14; Cross Country — 1; Golf — 2. 3. 4; Track — 1. Scott Myers Nicknames: Gerble. Future Plans: To go to college for Wildlife Management, and move to the mountains in Wyoming. John Michael Mail Nicknames: Mike Future Plans: To make a career as a Navy Seal or just be a Navy diver, and come back and go out with a girl I am not supposed to. whose in itials are A.W. Activities: Wrestling — 2, 3; Football — 1. Angela Rae Meibarger Nicknames: Angie. Ang, Angie Baby Future Plans: I plan to go to Lake Land and become a cosmetologist then move to Ken tucky, attend Morehead State and raise horses for the rest of my life Activities: Spanish Club — 3. 4; FHA — 1; Track — 1,3; Honor Roll — 1. Brenda Kay Nicholson Nicknames: Bren. Benna. Little Sweetie. Dimeson Future Plans: Go to college at Lakeland, be famous and rich, but most of all be happy Make my family proud of me and keep Art in my life forever. Activities: Drill Team — 4; FHA — 1,2 Presi dent; Media Aide — 4; Tiger Tales — 2, 3. 4 — Editor in Chief. Reporter. Copy Editor; Art Club — 2. 3. 4; May Fete — 2. 3. Annette Dawn Noel Nicknames: Nanny. Netter. Dawn. Future Plans: Take life as it comes and also open up a nursery. Activities: FHA — 1, 2, 3. 4; Art Club — 4; May Fete — 2. 3, 4; Transferred From; West Vigo. Kelly Sue Ogle Nicknames: Beaver. Mouth Future Plans: Attend Lakeland and screw up everybody’s hair when I get my degree in cosmetology. Hopefully spend the rest of my life with my Kung Fu Man Activities: Spanish Club — 3. 4; FHA — 1.2 — Sec.; May Fete — 3. Amy Jo Parks Nicknames: Amy, Parkay, P-N-G, Aim. Future Plans: Graduate from college and write to make a living; above all — take it easy and enjoy life Activities: Arena — 4 — Copy Editor; Art Club — 14; May Fete — 2. 4 David E. Parrish Future Plans: To become wealthy and own an exclusive resort in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. Activities: Latin Club — 1.2; Nat. Honor Soc. — 1; Honor Roll — 1,2, 3. Bryan J. Payne Nicknames: Bern. Flex. Future Plans Attend I.S.CJ. and study drafting, make lots of money, and always be with and make my Cindy happy. Activities: Golf — 3. Candi Sue Perry Future Plans To graduate and be a secretary. Activities: Arena — 4 — Copy Editor; May Fete — 4 Transferred From: South Vermillion High School. Tammy J. Petticrew Nicknames: Pettiscrew. Spacey Future Plans: To become a secretary and live life to it's fullest. Activities: FHA — 1; Tiger Tales — 2. 3. 4. Tami Denise Phillippi Nicknames: Tam. Tiger Bear Future Plans: To always be crazy and be an ac tive member of the Brew Crew. Become a secretary and never give away my Hefner Brent Pitts Nicknames: Peanut. Future Plans: To be successful at whatever I plan to do and come back and burn up all the English books. Activities: Band — 4; Jazz Band — 3. Mary Ann Poynter Future Plans: Live an adventurous life in the woods of the Rocky Mountains. Activities: Nat. Honor Soc. — 1.2; Lettermans Club — 2; Band — 14; Jazz Band — 1-4; May Fete — 14; Cross Country — 2; Track — 12; Powder Puff — 2. 3; Girls Basketball — 1; Honor Roll — 1-4. Norman B. Prouse Nicknames: Ben. Champion. Future Plans Become an officer in the Army Travel to Europe and France, and tour the world Activities: Football — 1; Track — 2. Thomas A. Prouse Nicknames: Chicken Future Plans: Get a good job. spend time with a special girl, and someday become a policeman. Brian F. Quinn Future Plans: Skateboard down Mt. Everset blindfolded after taking a Chuck M. course in public relations Activities: Wrestling — 1; Baseball —2. Brian Scott Randall Nicknames: Pretty Boy. Future Plans: To be a carpenter, cabinet maker, and specialize in suspensions. Transferred From: John F. Kennedy Chicago Tina Marie Ray Nicknames: Teannie. Future Plans: To graduate from E.l.Cl. and become a successful Child Psychologist; to always keep in touch with my friends and remember all of our great times; and may the night of 10 27 live in my mind forever. Activities: Latin Club — 1, 2. 3; Arena — 4. May Fete — 1, 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3 Decoration; Honor Roll — 2. 3. 4. Jeffrey Hugh Redmon Nicknames: Scoaly. Mr. Gap. Run Around. Future Plans: To have my own harem of beautiful women, to always be rich, always party with my friends. Activities: Spanish Club — 3; Art Club — 4 — VP Frank Albert Reeley Nicknames: Francis. Future Plans: Go to college and be successful at whatever I choose to do Activities: Spanish Club — 1,2 V.P.; National Honor Society — 1.2; Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council — 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3; Baseball — 1. 2. 3. 4; Golf — 2. 3. 4; Boy s Basketball — 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 1. 2. 3. 4; Class President — 2. 3. 4; Orchestra — 1.2. James Bruce Rinehart Nicknames: Jamie. JB. Jamo. Future Plans To join the Air Force, find that special girl, retire a rich man. Activities: Golf — 1. 2; Boys Basketball — Frosh. Soph. — 1 — JV — 2; Intramurals — 4 Shanna Sawlaw Nicknames: Bug Future Plans: To keep parting with the 4L8s in the future and go to college in North Miami Beach Florida Activities: Girls B Ball — 1; Powder Puff — 1. 2. 3. Brad David Schenkel Nicknames: Schenck. Future Plans: Become a prosperous lawyer; maybe become a Senator (an honest one of course). Activities: Latin Club — 1,2; Lettermans Club — 2. 3. 4; Band — 1.2. 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Football — 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball —1.2; Intramurals — 4; Honor Roll — 1. Student Body 29 Jeff Taylor Brenda Thompson David Thompson Kathy Switzer Bob Tague Mitzi Sutton Pat Twigg Jeff Vice Kelly Walls James Allen Watkins Derek Weston Cindy Whittemore Tracy Whittington Corey Willoughby Yvette Wolfe Paul Wayne Wombles Angie Young Greg Humphrey 30 Student Body The Life and 1 imes of a T ypical Senior. a. A typical situation as every senior knows. The seventh hour Government class takes notes as Mr. V rambles on. b. The senior members of the Tiger Tales Staff — Monicca Harrison. Tam my Hickman. Tammy Pet ticrew. Kelly Ogle. Brenda Nicholson. Demarie Mansfield, and Maryann Poynter — love to pose under the hearts for a picture. c. Brad Schenkel, a devoted Social Problems student, reads the Chicago Tribune on Thursday before a Current Events quiz. d. Greg Lacy says com puters are tomorrow's way of life, yeh rah! Student Body 31 Michael Joseph Schodlatz Nicknames: Shod. Mike. Future Plans: To attend University of Illinois, get my degree in business and become rich. Activities: Spanish Club — 2. 3; Lettermans Club — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4 Frosh. Soph. and Varsity; Honor Roll — 2. 3. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Jeanette Renee Scott nicknames: George. G-Net. Conehead. DT. HB. Future Plans: Graduate from PHS and attend Indiana Business College, and someday meet that special someone. Activities: Library Aide — 1,2; Office Aide — 3, 4; Tiger Tales — 2, 3. Bart Lindsay Sherer nicknames: I'll never tell. Future Plans: Get a degree in Geology at I.S.U. Move to Wyoming and live in my log cabin in the mountains where nobody can find me. Activities: Tennis — 1, 2. 3. 4; Varsity — 3. 4; JV — 1,2. Rhonda Lynn Silverman nicknames: Rhoda. French Lick. Cherry Berry. S S. T W. Future Plans: Keep my feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. Stop cheering and dance my way into Fame.'' Never forget my friends and make sure they never forget me. Activities: Spanish Club — 2; F.H.A. — 1; Media Aide — 1; Chorus — 2; F.F.A. — 1; May Fate — 1. 2. 3. 4; Nurse Assist — 1; Cheerleading — 1. 2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball Cheerleader. J.V., and Varsity; Powder Puff — 1.2. 3.4; Bat Girl. Cindy Sue Simmons nicknames: Skimmons. Future Plans: Go to college and get married. Activities: FHA — 1,2; Arena — 3; Chorus — I; Art Club — 1-4; May Fete — 14; Track — 14; Powder Puff — I. 3. 4; Girls Basketball — 14. Sandy Simmons nicknames: Skimmons. Future Plans: To get married to Alan Dean and go to a Christian College Activities: FHA — 2; Chorus — 1; Art Club — 3; May Fete — 3; Girls Baseball — 1; Varsity — 1; Track — 3; Powder Puff — 3; Girls Basketball — 4; JV V. Catherine Erika Skinner nicknames: Spaz, Pinky, Squirrel Bait. Frenchesca. Future Plans: To become a good teacher after graduating from Illinois State University, have a family, make the best of bad times; play a lot of squirrel bait, roll in the snow often, and live a long spastic life. Activities: Lettermans Club — 2, 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 1. 2. 3, 4; May Fete — 1, 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3; Tennis — 2. 3, 4; Cheerleading — 1; Powder Puff — 1.3. 4; Pep Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Who's Who in American High School Students; Outstanding Names and Faces. Stacy Lee Smithson nicknames: Tater. Stader. Future Plans: To meet Billy Powell, get mar ried when I'm 50 to a 20 year old Southern Belle who makes good apple pie; be a doctor of any kind, own a railroad track, and stargaze like Mr. Aten. Activities: Key Club — 1. 2. 3; Brass Choir — 1. 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club — 1.2; Nat. Honor Soc. — 1.2; Lettermans Club — 2. 3. 4; Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; President; Jazz Band — 2. 3. 4; Student Council — 1.2, 3. 4 Sergeant at Arms — 3 and President — 4; Tiger Tales — 3; Homecoming King — 4; Frosh. Soph. Foot ball — 1; Baseball — 1.2. 3. 4; Golf — 2. 3. 4 Captain; Honor Roll — 1.2. 3. 4 Carla Janeene Snyder nicknames: Eugene. Snyd. Future Plans: I plan to attend Olivet Nazarene College, major in child psychology and follow ing the Lord's will for my life. Activities: Spanish Club — 4; National Honor Society — 1.2; Chorus — 2. 3. 4; Band — 1. 2, 3. 4; May Fete — 1, 2. 3, 4; Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3. 4; Orchestra — 2. 3. 4. Joe Stidham nicknames: Hula. Future Plans: To become leader of the Atlas Action Team and marry Marsha. Activities. Art Club — 4 President. Samantha Anne Strader nicknames: Sam. Sammy. Future Plans: Go to college and become a secretary; move to Colorado and have lots of fun. Activities: F.H.A. — 1.2. 3; Chorus — 4. Mitzi Dawn Sutton nicknames: Mitz. Future Plans: To attend college somewhere and study something, to marry someone and have a family. I plan to keep tabs on T.R.M. and R.W.S. No matter what. I will always seek my psychiatric help from Deechums and C.J. Activities: Drill Team — 3. 4; Spanish Club — 2, 3. 4; Media Aide — 1; Tiger Tales — 1; Powder Puff — 4; Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Kathy Switzer nicknames: Kate. Activities: Honor Roll — 1,3. Robert Dewayne Tague nicknames: Bob. Boob. Future Plans: Go to Lincoln Tech, then buy General Motors, and be filthy rich, and to try and keep Pam happy Activities: Band — 1,2, 3, 4. Baseball — 1.2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball — 1 — Fresh. Soph. Jeff Taylor nicknames: Tate. Future Plans: Win the Illinois Lottery after I go in the Air Force, and retire at an early age. Activities: Football — 1, 2. 4; Basketball — 1; Intramurals — 2, 4 Brenda Thompson nicknames: Micki. Bea, Brenith. Bren. Future Plans: To stay out of gravel pits” forever. To go to college and be successful at whatever I choose. Activities: Latin Club — 1; FHA — I. 2; Chorus — 3. 4; May Fete — 2. 4. David Wallace Thompson nicknames: Wally. Future Plans: To become a professional baseball player and then, teach and coach at the high school level. Activities: Spanish Club — 2, 3. 4; Letter man's Club — 3. 4; Band — 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus — 1; Football — 1-4; Baseball — 1. 2. 3. 4; Golf — 2. 3; Basketball — 1. 2. 3. 4 Patrick Joseph Augustus Twigg nicknames: Twigger. Future Plans: Computer Programmer. Great times in 88, Operation Fullmoon, always remember 23. 26. etc 84. Jeff A. Vice nicknames: Animal. Future Plans: Attend Illinois State University to major in transportation technology and minor in accounting. Drive fast cars and even tually buy a red Ferrari GTO. Activities: Tennis — 3 Varsity; Golf — 3; Boy's Basketball — 1 Frosh. Soph. Kelly Dawn Walls nicknames: Dink. Wally. Balls. Future Plans: Attend college, stop a little red beast from rolling before I die. to cruise by the station in the Burgandy Beast with Deke and Ho. Activities: Key Club — 2. 4; Drill Team — 2; Spanish Club — 1, 2. 3. 4 Secretary; Student Council — 2. 3. 4 Parade Chairman. May Fete — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court — I. 2. 3, 4 1st Attendant; Prom Committee — 3; JV and Varsity Tennis — 2. 3; Frosh. and Varsity Cheerleading — 1-4; Track — 1. 2. 4; Powder Puff — 1. 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 1. 2. 3. 4; 1st Place at Camp in Cheerleading; 1st Place at Nationals for Dance Routine. 16th Overall. James A. Watkins Nicknames: Dr. Who. Future Plans: Go into the field of computer, electronics. Radio TV broadcasting, and make a Mach I bike. Activities: Bible Club — 2; Drama Club — 1-4; FHA — 1; Wrestling — 3. Derek Lane Weston nicknames: Deke Future Plans: To attend college and help Ho christen his cabin. Activities: Key Club — 1.2; Latin Club — 1, 2; Lettermans Club — 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country — 1.2. 3. 4; Track — 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball — 1.2. 3.4 Cynthia Jo Whittemore nicknames: Fig. Future Plans: Attend college, find a good job when I graduate from college, and have a hap py life. Activities: Powder Puff — 1. 3. 4; Girls Basket ball — 14; JV — 1; V — 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll — 1,2. 3; Sub Debs. Traci Lorraine Whitington nicknames: Mrs. J. Future Plans: Go off to S. Carolina and marry Wayne Jarrett. Activities: Spanish Club — 2; FFA — 1; May Fete — 2. 4; Nurse Assist. — 2. Cory Jo Willoughby nicknames: Willard. Future Plans: To go to Lincoln Tech and become one of the best mechanics around, to race pro motorcross, and to never break up with Dixie. Yvette Wolfe nicknames: Vet. Luoy, Giggles. Future Plans: Graduate from PHS, attend Lake Land College someday become a Dental Hygenist. Activities: Spanish Club — 1; F.H.A. — 2; Chorus — 1; F.F.A. — 1; Track — 2. Paul Wayne Wombles nicknames: Beak. Oil Can. Future Plans: Attend college to become an E.M.T.. live on a big ranch, get married and settle my wild life down Activities: Art Club — 1; Offices — Sec. Angela Lynn Young nicknames: Freckles. Tubular. Future Plans: Marry Darren, be on a committee that reinstates Drill Team captains, own a 1985 IROC Z. someday reunite the Peanut Gallery. swear never to walk around a dorm singing Happy Trails with shaving cream on. Activities: Drill Team — 2. 3. 4 Lieutenant. Captain; Student Council — 2; May Fete — 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Cheerleading; Who's Who of American High School Students; Bowling; Sub Debs. 32 Student Body The Senior Class Has Proven Darwin’s Theory of Survival of the Fittest. Working and playing together, the 1985 Senior Class survived their four years at Paris High School. According to Stephanie Lund, This is the hardest year ever. In order to graduate many Seniors would gather in the Library before school, so that they could compare the daily news for Contemporary Problems, or study for the unit tests in Government. As the Senior year gradually came to a close, the big question in most Seniors' minds was, What am I going to do with the rest of my life?” This is the time when we decide whether high school was real ly worth the effort. a. The class officers for the Senior class are: Frank Reeley. President; Gail Frost. Treasurer; Cris Conrad, Vice President; and Pam Martin. Secretary. b. Teresa is just dying over Chris and Dee! c. Cathy remarks, What! Another assignment again? d. Wake up, Stacy! e. Talking together, Cris and Jennifer are catching up on the latest news. f. Together for one of the last times — the Class of 85! 33 Three Down — One to Go! We’re Finally Juniors In the junior year students begin to realize that they will soon be leaving the safe and carefree environment of school. They take important tests and frequently see Mr. Jones and Mrs. Badertscher, who try to help decide in what direction his life should go! At this point in a high school career a junior finds himself still making friends, even with the gross underclassmen. The friends that juniors had as a freshman are still loyal. The class of '86 will never forget their Junior Year. a Class Officers: Dennis Atienza, president; Angie Brinkley, vice president; Kathy Collier, treasurer; Cappy Cornwell, secretary. 34 Student Body David Aitken Glenda Arrasmith Vickie Ashby Charlotte Baner Sheryl Baker Denise Barkley Montee Bay less Tammy Bear Kristal Beaucamp Paula Beaucamp Jim Belt Angie Berry Tammy Billups Cindy Black Lorrie Black Wayne Boren Tina Boyer Sheri Branson David Brecht Angie Brinkley Shawn Bristow Barb Buchanan Dee Butcher Keith Callaway Ron Campbell Dawn Caveney Ron Cheatham Jeff Clark Kathy Collier Cappy Cornwell Marla Cornwell Allen Cravens Brad Daugherty Deedra Darby Mike Dalton Pam Czerwonky Linda Crockett Kary Dawson Tracey Dennison Jeff Dery Catrina De Villez Teresa Downs Brenda Dulaney Jarrod Dyer Tami Eldredge Jonathon Elliot Student Body 35 Jayml Englum Cheryl Erdman Jennifer Erwin Mike Eslinger Amy Eveland Robert Eveland Brian Evinger Danny Finkbiner Kerry Fox Shelton Frey Bobbie Jo Gann Karen Gardener Denise Gordon Fred Gosnell Debbie Grimes Don Hall Mark Hardy Heather Harris Sandy Holloway Lisa Howell Melissa Hurst Kerry Hutchings Paula Jernigan Scott Johnson Bill Jones Doug Keller Mike Kelly Curtis Keltz Eddie Kennedy Paula Kerans Cathy Kirby Janice Knight Julie Koutsoumpas Albert Latshaw Aaron Lawson Lori Lewis Ben Light Lonnie Listner April Littleton Brian Magers Mark McCarty Charlene McCoy John McDaniel Greg McPherson Joey Meeks Dain Miller Jody Miller Greg Morgan Pat Morrisey Curtis Moss Sean Newlin Shawnna Noel Phil O'Bryan Pam O'Conner Johnny Parsons Angela Pendley Donna Phelps Stacey Pitts Andy Prouse Fred Queary Misty Quinn Tami Ray Matt Reed 36 Student Body Steve Revell Keith Rice David Richardson Jerry Rigdon Brett Roberts Candy Robinson Lisa Robinson Tonya Robinson Mike Rush Lori Russell Diana Sanquenetti Denise Scott Patricia Scott Kellie Seaney Kim Setzer Danny Simpson Darin Simpson Matt Spencer Scott Spencer Scott Spitler Laura Stanfield Barb Stasiak Steve Staton Kristi Stults Judy Sudduth Dawn Summers Terri Sweet Doug Swinford Richard Swinford Amy Switzer Tammy Switzer Vicky Syfert Heather Theede Kerman Tinkman Steven Trine Robbie Tucker Kathy Upchurch Travis Vandiver Lori VanHoutin Jason Vaughn Laura Wacaser Brian Wallace Debbie Wallace Jamie Waters Julie Weber Student Body 37 Carmen Westerfield Tim Wheeler Michelle Willis Renee Wilson Pat Wiseman Kyle Witmer Danny Wittenmeyer a Lawson and Dawson' enjoying a strenuous day of school, b. Darrin Gher showing off his muscles. Pictures Not Available Elvis Ashley Stacey Carter Dennis Collier Stephanie Creedon Amy Erwin Chris Fancher Mitch Fawbush Sandy Foster Connie Francis Rodney Garwood Darrin Gher Connie Graves Julie Heighton Tammy Hewitt Tony Johnson Tim Keller Roger Leeman Terrie Meeks David Parker Pat Roberts Tracy Shanks Ron Shear Kelly Shonk Richard Spencer Chad Stevens Richard Tibbs Drew Tosser Mike T rover Anita Waller Dewayne Weseman Lola White Donny Williams Rachel Young 38 Student Body Sophomores We’re Halfway There To be a Sophomore is to be in between. You're not a greenie any more but you aren't quite an upperclassman either. As a sophomore you take your first real step toward adulthood by getting your license, which gives you a new sense of freedom. By this time you have found the social niche that you best fit into. You learn to get along with classmates whom you may never have gotten along with before. In this transitional period, you grow as a human being and begin to expand your views by looking toward a more productive future. Everything moves into focus as the year progresses, and you acquire the experience and skills to make the decisions necessary to progress on through your high school years. a. Class Officers: Judi Jo Boewe. president; Julie Clover, secretary; Teri Terrell, vice presi dent; Bryce Sutton, treasurer. b. Steve Jones takes a nap in study hall. Student Body 39 Mike Adams Mark Anderson Rick Asbury Melinda Atienza Callie Baber David Bailey Missy Bailey Tom Baumeyer Toni Bee Patti Bennett Richard Bennett Jennifer Bess Annette Berry Rebecca Black Jim Blue Judi Jo Boewe Rita Boren Susan Bouslog Mike Bowen Corey Bradford Stacey Brading Jannie Bramlett Sally Branson Amanda Brinkerhoff Becky Brooks Phil Brown Trish Brown Connie Brumett Dan Brunner John Buchanan Christi Budd Tim Campbell David Cerra Melissa Christian Andy Clark Greg Clark Julie Clover T. J. Coleman Jim Comingore Amy Craig Steve Craig Tommy Cravens Candi Creech Scott Creech Jeff Culpepper Samantha Cusick Bobby Daugherty Robby Davis Cory Delashmit Denise Dickenson Shelley Doris Jeanna Downey Cara Drake Art DuCharme 40 Student Body Carma Dyer Cindy Dyer Angela Eastham Nickie Edwards Andrea Englebright Renae English Dawn Fleming Jayne Frazier Tami French J. C. Foley Chad Gann David Garver Mike Garver Melissa Geekie Julie Gill Julie Goodman Kara Goodwin T racee Gore Lisa Gose Darin Griffin Steve Hall Richard Harbor Lori Hardy Dale Hartley Mandy Heelen Angela Henson Kathie Herrington Sophomores — The Class of 1987 a. Sophomores, Jim Comingore and Dale Hartley, with Freshman Ken Ludington, working together to solve a problem. Student Body 41 Class Rings, Drivers’ Ed. and English II Ann Hoeffken Scott Hogan Mark Holley Jill Holloway Stephanie Hooker Angela Hoult Linda Humphrey Chelle Hutchings Marla Hutchings Jim Huxford Scott Inman Barbara Jaco Sheila Jarrett Lori Johnson Michelle Jones Steve Jones Kim Kerekgyarto Sheri Knight Jennifer Kollman John Kreckman Brad Land Jeanne Lankster Steve Lewis Carolyn Lewsader Jackie Lilley Patty Merchant Chris Martin Jane Matheny Jeannie Mattingly Carla McConchie Bobbie Mears Jamie Mercer Sean Metcalf Jeffery Miller Scott Mood Darrell Moore Lisa Morrisey Crystal Myers Paul Newman Leah Ogle Karen Orris David Papadakos Annette Parrish Allison Poore Kris Porter Steven Potter Kim Pustelniak Pam Queary 42 Student Body Signifying the Sophomore Year Tonya Quinn Tobie Raley Samantha Redman Jill Reel Pictures Not Available Victor Berry Terry Besherse Tracey Brown Mark Brunett Cherish Davis Kenny Fredrick Brian Furry Bonnie Barver Melody Graham Tim Haddix Ann Hanks Jackie Hardman Rick Linnabarry Todd Marshall Tim Meyers Lewis Meyers Chuck Michaels Carol Pine Emma Prouse Donna Prouse Carol Scales Steve Soloman Regina Swanson Shane Thomas Sherri Thompson Carol Trizzle Michelle Tosser Michelle Warmouth Tim Wheeler Robert Williamson William Williamson Mike Wilson Ed Voelz Fred Remlinger Kim Revell Crystal Rigdon Helen Rigdon Brad Roberts Stephanie Robertson Cory Rogers Jeff Roush Becky Rue Rick Scott Darlena Seaney Bobbie Sexton Patricia Shanks Joel Sherer Amy Shonk Chris Smithson Karen Stewart Floyd Hornbrook Bryce Sutton Cory Taylor Dottie Taylor Troy Taylor Teri Terrell Amy Tessman Charla Thomas Rita Trine Barry Twigg Laura Verdon Allen Vice Eno Vitale Angie Wagner Brant Walls Josh Watson Misty Wilson Rich Wilson Tony Wilson Heidi Winkler Amy White Wayne Winkler Amy Wright Kara Young Joe Yuza Student Body 43 Freshmen Start Learning to Work Together This year's freshman class spent most of their time getting used to their busy schedules. They had new teachers and made new friends. Frances Washburn commented that her favorite teacher was Ms. Pfanz. Ginni Ogle said that she really enjoyed her band lessons and she had a blast in Hawaii. Krista Harris has made it very well known that she loves an Off-Campus School. All the kids have had a good time and. can't wait till their Sophomore year when they get their drivers' licenses and, class rings. a Class Officers: Eleanor Atienza. president; Marty Sperry, vice president; John Pearman, treasurer; Joell Jared, secretary, b. Kim Piper studies hard. 44 Student Body Tish Akens Cathy Anderson Janie Anderson Randy Arrasmith Scott Asche Eleanor Atienza Paula Austin Melanie Bailey Michelle Ball Angie Baroni Robin Beaucamp Dianna Bennett Jamey Bess Sheryl Birch Sandy Black Donna Blair Mike Blanton Shelly Boatman Brad Bowers Frank Harris Stefanie Burgess Paul Buske Kim Calvert Stephen Cartright Jenni Chambers Trina Chapman Matt Cheatham Shelly Christenberry Shannon Clark Derek Cline Glenda Compton Camille Costa Elizabeth Cox Missy Creech Chris Cunningham Jill Czerwonky Jamie Daugherty Hunter David Bill Decker Laura Dery Lisa DeWeese Dan Devers Doug Dittemore Mike Downs Roxie Drake Marla Draper Brittany Dunn Amy Edwards Scott Eldredge Amanda Ellington Jessica Englum Denita Erwin Chris Eslinger Denise Fawbush Sharon Fitzgerald Amber Fowler Rhonda Franklin Butch Frazee Harley Fudge Jay Funkhouser Richy Funkhouser Rob Fuqua Billy Furry Student Body 45 Sean Gallagher Kara Gallaway Robert Gates Terry Gates John Geekie Phil Goodman Jared Graffis Cherie Hale Tammy Hall Bryan Hand Janet Harris Krista Harris Rob Hayes Cheston Hays Tammy Heminger Jon Hensley Danness Hentrich Paul Hickman Tammy Hobson Jon Hollingsworth Amy Hornbrook Rick Huff Betty Hunt Tammy Hutson Joell Jared Tony Johnson Merijo Jordan Tim Judson Scott Kelly Jerry Kennedy Kevin Kennedy Andy Keys Susan Klug Kristi Knight Karl Knuth Darren Kuhn Woody LaBaume 46 Student Body Renee Lage Shaine Lankster Russell Lawton Kelly Lee Tracy Levingston Bobby Linton Kim Lucas Ken Ludington Monnie Lynch Billy Marlow Micheal Martin Kyle Mathews Missy Mattingly Mike Maynard Tim McDaniel Sarah McHenry Jana McIntosh David Milam Kelly Millis Matt Moss Greta Nicholson Ginni Ogle Amy O'Neil Amy Padgett Tammy Perkinson Pete Pa talas Amy Payne John Pearman Tammy Pendley a Mr Hornbrook. Matt Cheatham. Ray Arbuckle. Scott Kerrick. Cheston Hays, Missy Mattingly. Brian Setzer. Brian Sweet. Rob Fuqua. Todd Pine. Leonard Douglas are working for the weekend. b. Brad Bowers and Tracey Murphy discuss ‘SCHOOL. Student Body 47 Jenny Pine Kim Piper Shari Pitts Amy Pool John Postlewait Sean Pruett Jim Raausch Jennifer Roberts Mickey Rodriguez Traci Rodriguez Katie Rooney Jan Roush Tracy Rush Scott Russell Troy Sanders Brian Setzer John Shear Jenny Shepard Matt Sherer Kevin Sinclair Melvin Sink Robert Skinner Cheryl Solomon Marty Sperry Dan Spillman Angela Staley David Summers Brian Sweet Leslie Switzer Christi Thomas Mary Jo Throckmartin Dale Throneburg Latisha Tingley Travis Travoli Penny Upchurch Eddie Walder Mark Waldhauser John Waldon Michelle Walker Mike Walker Frances Washburn Jody Weber Shaun Wheeler Beth Wilken Codi Willis Jennifer Willis Lisa Wiloughby Kathy Wilson Mike Wilson Regina Wilson Amy Winkler Linda Wolfe Terry Wolfe 48 Student Body Pictures Not Available Ray Arbuckle Jeff Archibald David Asbury Joe Ballew David Cash Robert Crockett Leonard Douglas Edgar Dulaney Todd Fancher Jim Finger David Gann Todd Click Scott Hall Scott Tague Gary Thurman Tracey Thurman Becky Vice Abbie Walls Lynn Ward Robby Wilken Bill Winkler Stacy Witmer Rebecca Young Marty Mulkins Tony Mulliney Megan Murphy Troy Neibarger Kim Oglesby John Pine Todd Pine Brad Rollings Jolie Salee Julie Setzer Jeanette Snyder Derek Sc ronee Ian Sutton Dan Hawbecker Debbie Johnson Scott Joseph Greg Keller Carl Kelly Daryl Kennedy Beth Kennel Brad King Tony Kispert Mike Lindley Kathy Martin Mike McMahan Darrell Moore Becky Woltman David Young a. Scott Eldredge. Greg Keller. Dale Throneburg. and Bobby Linton haven't you heard laziness gets you nowhere? b. Micheal Martin, one of the few remaining Freshman in Paris over the Holidays, watches the band Members leave for Hawaii. c. Caught by the camera Jana McIntosh is hard at work. Student Body 49 “One Man who works with you is worth a dozen men who work for you.” ORGANIZA- TIONS Foreign Language Clubs Know How to Have Fun Parlev-vous Francais? Hablas tu espanol? Could you have spoken Latin with the Romans? If you can answer “yes” to any of these questions, then thank Miss Anderson, Miss Earlywine, or Mrs. Weir. French, Spanish, and Latin Clubs have been very active both collectively and separately this year. For example, the French and Spanish clubs started the year with a get acquainted party and scavenger hunt. During Open House, all three clubs brought food typifying the native land and created a festive atmosphere. Before Christmas, the three clubs again combined to present a Christmas program at Lakeridge Christian Church. Each club had members read in its respective language and read in English about native Christmas customs of the foreign land. At the annual Foreign Language Night, the French, Spanish, and Latin Clubs presented many humorous skits. Finally, to end the year, Senior members of the French and Spanish Clubs are traveling to King s Island for one last activity together. Thank you Miss Anderson, Miss Earlywine, and Mrs. Weir. We really appreciate the hard work you’ve dedicated to us. Au revoir. Adios. Goodbye. Latin Club Members: 1st Row: Chad Gann. Lori Johnson. Laura Stanfield. 2nd Row: Dan Bruner. Allison Poore, Denise Dickeson, D. R. Collier, 3rd Row: Jackie Lilley. Pat Wiseman. Tammy Bear. Jody Miller. 4th Row: Mrs. Weir, Brad Schenkel, Tina Ray, Eric Lawson Spanish Club Members: Missy Creech. Sean Pruiett. Tim McDaniel. Jayne Frazier. Stephanie Robertson. Linda Humphrey. Cory Rogers. Jill Reel. Shelton Frey. Brenda Dulaney. Jean Mattingly, Julie Setzer. David Summers. Kary Dawson. Michelle Hutchings. Becky Brooks. Kristi Stults, Rani Frazier. Becky Woltman, Amy Wright. Shelley Doris. Regina Swanson, Lori Knight, Mitzi Sutton, Misty Quinn, Brad Land. Mike Garver, Cyndi Dyer. Missy Bailey. Lisa Robinson. Aaron Lawson. Kelly Lee. Denita Erwin. Patty Shanks. Pam Martin. Mike Bowen. Tim Campbell. David Cerra. Kara Young. Christi Budd. Kris Porter. Jeff Chambers. Andy Jobst. Cathy Kirby. Pam O’Connor, Dawn Caveney, Kim Setzer. Tim Morrisey. Cheryl Baker. Lisa Gose. Rick cott, Melissa Geekie, Angie Neibarger. Carolyn Lewsader, Ben Light. Amy Padgett. Amanda Brinkerhoff, Annette Parrish. Autumn Larrance, Kristi Knight, Kim Calvert, Steph Lund. Alansa Caveny, Demarie Mansfield. Marianne McIntosh. Kelly Walls. Missy Hurst. Penny Davis, Angela Brinkley. David Richardson. Brian Evinger, Amy White. Mike Kelly. Lori Russel. Vickie Ashby. Sean Newlin, Kelly Ogle. Trish Brown. Jeni Chambers. Doug Dittamore. Ed Voelz. Cris Conrad. Bill Craun, Paula Jernigan, Deedra Darby, Sandi Holloway. Robin Harbor. Denise Baroni, Michelle Willis. Pam Czerwonky. Marla Cornwell. Jane Anderson. Keith Callaway, Jim Finger. Amber Fowler, Robert Gates, Tammy Hemminger. Joell Jared. Mickey Rodriquez. Jan Roush, Carla Snyder. Phil O'Bryan, Mike Blanton. Karen Stewart, Rhonda Franklin. Toni Bee. Anette Berry. Ann Hoeffken. Joe Yuza. Jim Comingore. Heidi Winkler. Steven Potter. Amy Hornbrook. Curtis Moss. Jill Czerwonky. Callie Baber. David Thompson. Amy Edwards. Roxie Drake. Andrea Englebright, Gail Frost. Tony Haupt. Michelle Ball 52 Organizations French Club Members: Row 1: Bryce Sutton, Julie Harmon. Kathy Collier. Jennifer Ludington. Row 2: Rani Frazier. Andrea Hollis. Kim Czerwonky. Angela Climer, Todd Boewe. Cathy Skinner. Monica Harrison. Tammy Hickman. Karla Cunningham. Row 3: Laura Wacaser. Denise Barkley. Stephanie Creedon. Angela Pendley. Laura Stanfield. Jennifer Erwin. Jerry Rigdon. Autumn Larrance. Elizabeth Cox. Kim Piper. Miss Anderson. Row 4: Greg Lacy, Dawn Summers. Cara Drake. Crystal Myers. Stacey Brading. Catrina DeVillez. Karen Gardner. Patricia Scott. Racheael Young, Shelly Boatman. Tammy Pendley. Row 5: Kyle Witmer. Todd Marshall. Tracee Gore. Julie Clover. Tobi Raley. Judi Jo Boewe. Teri Terrell. Jill Holloway. Amy Shonk. Kim Lucas. Tamara Perkinson. Row 6: Renae English. Brittany Dunn. Eleanor Atienza. Laura Verden. Pamela Queary, Anglea Staley. Julie Goodman. Steven Trine. Kathy Martin. Can-di Creech. Row 7: Amy Pool, Codi Willis, John Pearman. Andy Keys. Jay Funkhouser. Robbie Davis, Ginny Ogle. Lisa Willoughby. Melanie Bailey. Rebecca Young. Row 8: Mark Holley. Diana Sanquenetti, Scott Johnson. David Parker. Steve Revell, Ron Canp-bell. Audi Swinford. Karl Knuth, Cami Costa. Sandy Black. Row 9: David Milam. John Geekie, Bobby Skinner. Phil Goodman. Stacey Witmer. Organizations 53 a. Dennis Atienza attempts to portray a Mexican in a Spanish sombrero. b. Would you like a drink? offers Latin ladies; Denise Dickenson. Laura Stan field, and Lori Johnson. c. Tim Morrisey, Tony Haupt. Mike Kelly, and Ben Light pick up Hot Dates”. Kary Dawson and Aaron Lawson. d. Undercover angel. Miss Anderson, hunts for her stolen toad, while Brittany Dunn looks on. d. 3 Orrjfi'-ii rtrK.ns FHA — Stressing Leadership and Activity Under the leadership of Mrs. Houghland, FHA members actively participated in group events this year. Attending the Sectional Rally in Chrisman were: Annette Noel, Bobbie Sexton, Shawna Noel, Melissa Christian, Charlene McCoy, Sharon Fitzgerald, and Marla Hutchings. Annette Noel received an Outstanding award while Shawna received an A on her relish tray. Participating at the Regional Rally in Champaign were: Bobbie Mears, Karen Orris, Annette Noel, and Shawna Noel. Also, Shawna was elected as Vice President of Recreation for 1985-86 Sectional. Finally, the FHA members are planning a trip to Six Flags this Summer. a. Members of FHA: First Row: Karen Stewart. Carla Me Conchie, Michelle Jones. Second Row: Charlene McCoy. Candi Creech, Marla Hutchings. Tami French, Mrs. Houghland. Third Row: Christi Thomas, Julie Heighton. Bobbie Mears. Crystal Rigdon. Karen Orris, Bobbie Sexton. Fourth Row: Sharon Fitzgerald. Jeanette Snyder. Annette Noel. Shawna Noel. Melissa Christian. b. FHA sponsor. Mrs. Houghland, demonstrates the proper techniques of removing ham from an oven. c. FHA members. Charlene McCoy and Melissa Christian, prepare to fix a delicious, nutritious, gourmet meal. Organizations 35 “One of the Largest, Most Active Organizations at PHS . . . FFA.” b a. The FFA Officers: President Ray Hornbrook. Treasurer Angie Moore. Farm Manager Jarrod Dyer. Vice President Kristal Beauchamp. Parliamentarian Pat Morrisey. Secretary Brian Evinger. Sentinel Darrin Gher. Reporter Jim Cominger. Chaplain Gary Bouslog. b. The members of the 1984 85 FFA: Row 1: Mr. Gray. Darin Simpson. Darrin Gher. Jarrod Dyer, Angie Moore. Ray Hornbrook. Kristal Beauchamp. Brian Evinger. Jim Comingore, Chris Martin. Mr. Horn brook. Row 2: Mike Mcmahan. Daryl Kennedy. Richy Funkhouser, Ann Hanks. Eddie Walden, Becky Black. Carl Kelly, Sheri Knight. Charla Thomas. Tammi Hewitt, Crystal Myers, Anita Waller. Rita Boren. Amy O’Neil. Row 3: Scott Hogan. Richard Bennett. Bobby Linton. George Garvin. Drew Tosser, Tami French. Robin Beauchamp. Janice Knight. Tracey Dennison. Susan Bouslog. Bobbie Jo Gann. Missy Mattingly. Darrell Bell. Scott Kerrick. Row 4: Cory Taylor. Floyd Strader. Dale Craig. Todd Pine. Hunter David, Bobby Daugherty, Rhonda Silverman. Stacey Brading, Jennifer Bess. Troy Neibarger, Tammy Switzer. Brian Sweet. Lorrie Black. Brian Setzer, Fred Gosnell, Doug Swinford. David Richardson. David Papadakos. Row 5: Steve Hahn. Matt Moss. Tim Morrisey. Matt Cheatham. Robert Wilken, Rob Fuqua. Leonard Douglas. Cheston Hayes. Ray Arbuckle, John Shear. Jay Funkhouser. Ron Cocball. Tommy Cravens. Jamie Daugherty, Jim Hunt. T. J. Coleman. Matt Reed. Barry Twigg. Kile Mathews. Mike Wilson. c. A future FFA'er handles a chicken with T.L.C. d. Darrin and a friend ... Two of a kind? e. Dale Craig helps in preparing the delicious annual FFA breakfast 56 Organizations One of the largest and most active organizations at PHS is FFA. Stressing leadership, learning, and responsibility, FFA encourages its members to participate in a variety of activities. FFA members judge soil, livestock, and dairy contests; they compete in public speaking and parliamentary procedure contests, and they drive tractors for competition. FFA week keeps members really busy. Children love the barnyard while faculty especially enjoys the breakfast. Vocational skills, that are learned in the ag program go far beyond the classroom and FFA. Through contests and committees, members get the first hand experience they will need in their future. Organizations 57 “All the World’s A Stage. . With a Little Co-Operation. The Drama Club members worked hard throughout the year in order to put on two excellent performances. In the fall, members put on an excellent version of the Facts of Life. As the spring musical approached, the Drama Parents Association worked hard to finance the second portion of the portable stage. The spring musical. The King and I, was a total success with approximately 1300 people attending the three performances. On May 20th the Drama Club students along with their parents, enjoyed their annual Awards Banquet, where Mr. V. congratulated everyone on a job well done. a The 1985 PHS Drama Club: Row I: Alansa Caveny. Demarie Mansfield, Angie Climer. Jennifer Ludington. Jeff Clark. Row 2: Amy Wright, Jerry Rigdon. Jennifer Erwin, Steven Trine, Laura Stanfield. Angela Pendley, Kathy Collier, Lorra Wacaser Row 3: Vicky Ashby, Lisa Morrisey, Cara Drake. Kyle Witmer, Todd Marshall. Pete Patalis, Cami Costa. Melanie Bailey. Stephanie Lund Row 4: Pat Twigg, James Watkins. Shelly Doris. Missy Baily, Stephanie Robertson, Billy Marlow. Mr VanLandengham b A truly dedicated member of the Drama Club. Kyle Witmer has his head shaved in order to portray the King of Siam, c. Two up and coming actors. Danny Smithkamp and Jason Landes. 58 Organizations What Do You Think Art Is? Some of the PHS art club members have answered this question y stating that art is: “one creative struggle after another,” and is shading something very carefully and having the side of your hand ecide it wasn’t good enough. All of the art club members have een extremely busy this year. On February 21st the advanced art tudents traveled to Champaign to see the Scholastic Arts Awards low. Darrel Berry, Tamara Dennison, Mark Holley, Karen Orris and teven Trine had entries in this prestigious show. During March, xith Art Month was observed. Members sold candy to raise money help defray some of the costs for going to the Art shows. Also dur-g March an artist of the week was chosen and pictured in the � acon News. a. b. a The 1985 Art Club: Row 1: Joe Stidham — President. Jeff Redman — Vice President. Brian Gates — Treasurer. Floyd Strader — Secretary. Gail Nelson — Advisor. Row 2: Jill Czerwonky. Cindy Simmons. Denise Gordon. Sandy Simmons. Curtis Keltz. Jennifer Bess. Row 3: John Postlewait. Marsha Emrick. Karen Orris. Beth Kennel. Annette Noel. Steven Trine. Codi Willis. Row 4: Allen Gill. Bryan Hand. Becky Woltman. Mark Holley. Tamara Dennison. Elizabeth Cox b. A busy art class. c. Art students whose entries were in the Robesons Art Show are Tammy Dennison. Mark Holley. Darrel Beiry, Karen Orris and Steven Trine. Organizations 59 Key Club Provides Service to the Community - a. Jackie Lilly thinks about Key Club. b. The 1985 Key Club: Front Row: Jill Holloway, Denise Barkley, Tammy Bear, Fred Queary, Jeff Clark, Curtis Moss, Ben Light. 2nd Row: Codi Willis, Laura Stanfield. Angela Pendley, Todd Marshall. Keith Rice, Sean Newlin, David Brecht, Travis Vandiver, Billy Marlowe, Sarah McHenry. 3rd Row: Brittany Dunn, Amy Wright, Cara Drake. Andy Clark, Bryce Sutton, Katie Rooney, Camie Costa. Ginni Ogle, Amy Ed-wards, David Speicher. 4th Row: Mark Anderson, Stephanie Robertson, Lisa Gose. Dennis Atienza, Amy Pool, Melanie Bailey, Lisa Willoughby, Joel Sherer, Steve Lewis. 5th Row: Tracee Gore. Laura Verdon. Pam Queary. Jackie Lilly, Danny Spillman. Marr Moss, Matt Sherer. Key Club is a student organization involved in serving • community needs. The club initiated many fund raising I projects such as a car wash, a walk-a-thon, a slave day, and a candy bar sales drive. Other projects such as the I pancake day, the cancer drive, and the German tent aid-1 ed members of the Kiwanis organization. 60 Organizations b. Library aides are responsible for accomplishing the very important job of keep-igthe Fenton English Library and Media Center running smoothly. Included in this ib is: filing materials, delivering overdue slips, dusting shelves, running errands, ping film orders, video taping school events, and much more. The library aides, ho volunteer their time and services, represent every class of the school, and are istructed by the head librarian, Mrs. Lois Addis. Mrs. Addis is currently in charge f running the newly computerized media center. Also assistant Mrs. Addis this ear is Mrs. Weir, our Latin teacher. Students Help Each Other in the Library a Library aide. Keith Rice, checks the seating arrangement while Jamie Watters is caught off guard by the camera. b. The 1984 8b Library aides: Keith Rice. Becky Brooks. Terri Terrell. Greg Humphrey. Amy White. Steve Lewis. Mark Garver. 2nd Row: Tam my Dennison. Mrs. Addis. Brenda Nicholson. Art DuCharme. Jennifer Hensley, and Patty Bennett. c. Oh. where did I put that book? wonders Mrs. Addis. Organizations 61 62 Sports “No member of a crew is praised for the rugged individuality of his rowing.” Emerson SPORTS s Sports 63 Derek Weston, one of the Senior team members who made the Apollo Con ference Team along with fellow senior Bill Craun, simply describes the season by saying, We did real well. Being hindered by the injury of one of the top seven runners, Bill Craun, didn't halt their progress. The top seven runners: Derek Weston, Bill Craun, Kary Dawson, Ron Cheatham, Keith Callaway, Pat Morrisey and Doug Dittamore led the team to many well placed meets. For example, the team placed sixth overall at the Olney Invitational and second place at the Apollo Conference meet. Together during their strenuous practices and through all their meets, they pushed themselves hard and made themselves an outstanding team. Cross Country Team Takes 2nd at Apollo Conference Meet 64 Sports Golfers Were Enthusiastic and Hard Working It takes an extraordinary amount of patience and remarkable ability to play a sport like golf. Being an individual as well as a team member is an absolute must. Paris High School was lucky enough to have a golf team full of enthusiasm for the sport and the talent to make it a good year. To do well one must have a large capacity for diligence and hard work. Our team managed to combine that characteristic and much more. Together they were great. d. a. Practicing hard? b. Back Row: Cross Country Team: K. Dawson. P. Morrisey. B. Dunn. C. Bradford. K. Callaway. R Cheatham, B. Craun, G. Lacy. A. Keys, Coach Rick Gosnell First Row. D Weston. D Milam. D. Dittamore. K. Young. P. Query. J Anderson. L. Stanfield. B McDaniel. C. Day. c. ... and they 're off'” d. Back Row: Golf Team: S. Russell. G. Humphrey, T. Morrisey. S. Smithson, J. Groves. E. Marlowe. M. Holley. F. Reeley. J Chambers. J. Rhinehart, Coach Dan Bruner. Front Row: J. Geekie. C. Gann. F. O'Brian, D. Bruner, M. Sperry, C. Moss. M. Murphy. B. Bowers. e. It was this far away, says Greg. e. Sports 65 Together they were. This year's Tiger Football team was led by nine seniors: Todd Boewe, Dean Daugherty, David Hale, Greg Hollingsworth, Ray Hornbrook, Eric Morgan, Jeff Taylor, David Thompson, and Brad Schenkel. Together they worked hard and tried their best to become a winning team with the new leadership of Coach Jerry Allen and Coach Tom Punzelt. This last year, although they suffered defeat, the public and the school continued to rally around the boys. The entire student body, teachers, and the football fans pulled together in the effort to encourage the team, and we never stopped believing in their talent and abilities. Together they exhibited great spirit and strength. a. Hold onto that ball. T. J.!!“ b. Get out of my way. says a Paris ball carrier as he struggles to keep going. c. All right. Defense! d. The Varsity Football Team: Back Row: Coach J. Allen. A. Cravens, M. Rush. D. Brecht. J. Buchanan. B. Light. D. Daugherty. T. J. Coleman. J. Taylor, E. Morgan, B. Evinger, G. Morgan, M. Reed. Coach T. Punzelt. Second Row: R. Scott. E. Vitale, D. Thompson. M. Adams. D. Williams. D. Hale. R. Hornbrook. B. Schenkel, T. Boewe. S. Hogan. M. Kelly. J. Kreckman. Front Row: F. Harris. G. Hollingsworth. B. Daugherty, T. Taylor. P. Remlinger, T. Cravens. T. Wilson, A. Vice. e. Quarterback. David Thompson, tries to ward off sack by opposing team. f. The team was always working hard at practice. Sports 67 f. 68 Sports Together the Fresh. Soph, team proved ready to be champions. They showed great promise and an incredible future for football at P.H.S. As true with all sports, coordination and a physically fit body is a must to play a demanding sport like football. The team practiced long and hard under the direction of Coaches Bennett Bess and Mike Postlewait. We all look forward to the coming years: lots of pride and hope are in the eyes of players and fans. a. A Tiger football team member says. 'Down is not out by any means.'' b. During this play the coach yelled. Go. boy. Go! c. The other team looks as though they do not know what hit them. d The Fresh. Soph. Football Team: Row 1: S Hall. H. David. E. Walden. B Rollings. J. Walden. C. Kelly. Row 2: J. Hollingsworth. T. Wolfe. S. Wheeler. T. Travole. T. Gates. B. Frazee. M Martin, J Pear man. B. Furry. M. McMahan. D. Summers. Row 3. Coach M. Postlewait. T. Kispert. R Arrasmith. S. Kelly. S Eldridge. P Buske. K. Kennedy. L. Douglas. B Marlowe. J. Funkhouser. B. Setzer. S. Lankster. Coach B Bess Not Pictured: C. Hayes e. Paris ball carrier tries to avoid opponent tacklers. f. Paris ball carrier thinks. No one will catch me now. Sports 69 Girls’ Tennis Team Improves Overall Record Having fun as well as taking risks is involved in a sport like tennis. The girl’s tennis team under the spectacular direction of Coach Marilyn Wright did very well this year. Together they worked hard and after many sore muscles and lots of sweat they made themselves an impressive team. Senior member Cathy Skinner says, Overall the whole year was pretty fun! I saw definite improvements in everyone. As a team we did well in our efforts to hopefully win just one more match. We did win more this year than we did last year. a Team: Back Row K Goodwin. R. Swanson. B Dunn. C Baber. J. Reel. K Piper. A Parrish. C Dyer. M Helen. D Dickinson. C. Baber. Coach Marilyn Wright. Front Row: J Hensley. C. Skinner. J. Clover. D Summers. D Caveney. K. Czerwonky. J. Clover. C. Erdman, T. Bear. A Wright. L. Humphrey b Angie shows us how it’s done b 70 Sports A game of strength, skill, and stamina, tennis doubles as a sport involving highly intense emotion. Most of the players had prior knowledge and experience of the sport because they had learned earlier on the rules and joys of the game This was a transitional year for the tennis team, but with the guidance of returning coach Steve Sabens, the Tiger netmen nurtured their talents. Since Eric Marlowe, Andy Jobst, Bart Sherer, and Brice Dunn are the only graduating seniors, next year looks bright and promising for the returning players. c. a. Boys Tennis: Coach Sabens. J. Yuza. B. Hand. E. Marlowe. D. Speicher. A. Jobst. K. Dawson. B Sherer. B. Dunn. B. Light. S. Frey. C. Moss. M. Sherer. D. Milan. J. Miller. F Queary, P. Wiseman. A. Clark. C Rogers. B. Sutton. b. Coach Sabens directs the tennis team during practice. c. Bart strains for the return serve. Boy’s Tennis: Boys With Their Rackets Sports 71 Working T ogether Pays Off for Regional Champs! What a year for basketball at P.H.S. The Varsity basketball team had an outstanding season, the best since 1974, and the future looks even more promising. Throughout the season the Varsity team as well as the Junior Varsity and Freshman teams continued to dazzle the crowds who enthusiastically came to watch them. With the impressive leadership of the four senior players, Brice Dunn, Frank Reeley, Derek Weston, and David Thompson, Coach Jerry Fulk led the Varsity team to a 19-9 season. Coming back next year to provide another exciting season will be, honorable mention all-state player Ron Cheatham, Keith Callaway and his explosive crowd cheering dunks, centers Kyle Witmer and T. J. Coleman, and point guard Pat Marrisey. Brice Dunn states, 'All of the team worked hard and our good record showed it. It was disappointing when Pat broke his arm in practice, but he has recovered and will be back to play next year.” Derek said, The biggest thrill was winning the consolation championship at the Charleston Tourney and the Mattoon Class AA regional championship. Together the entire team roused the support of the community and the school who filled six fan buses to the sectional games at Benton, Illinois where the team came to within three seconds of reaching the sectional finals. Although the team suffered a heart wrenching one point loss to Effingham, the players returned to Paris knowing that they had filled this school and community with a spirit and pride that only they as the winners they truly are, could do. a Varsity Team: J. Holloway, T. Gore. J. Beowe, A. Climer, R. Silverman, K. Dawson, P. Morrisey, D. Weston, F. Reeley, J. Harmon, K. Walls. C. Westerfield, C. DeVillez, T. Sweet, C. Cornwell. Back Row: S. Robertson, A. White, Coach Punzelt, Coach Ackerman, M Bailey, B. Dunn. K. Whitmer. R. Cheatham, K. Callaway, D. Thompson, T. J. Coleman, T Myers. D. Young, Coach Allen, Coach Fulk. b. Thompson makes winning basket at regional championship game. c. Powerhouse Coleman goes for the basket. d. Kerry Dawson's ready to get on with the game. e. As Frank watches, Callaway sinks another shot. f. All attention focused on the basket, Cheatham shoots again. g. Brice goes for the lay-up. h. Where does Ron get all that talent? 72 Sports a. J.V. Team: Tim Myers (manager). Dan Bruner. Paul Newman. Jim Blue. Josh Watson. Corey Bradford. Ben Light, Chris Smithson, Jeff Roush. Mike Bowen. Kerry Dawson. Den nis Atienza. Coach Gosnell. b. Dawson reaches for the 2 points. c. Witmer jumps for the ball d. Coach Fulk caught with his mouth open again. e. Freahman Team: Front Row: Mike Downs. Shaun Wheeler, Shannon Clark. David Summers. Woody LaBaume. Scott Eldredge. Shane Lancaster. Mike Milson. Danny Spillman. Doug Dittamore. Second Row: Mike Martin. Marty Sperry, Darren Kuhn. Terry Gates. Brian Sweet. Kevin Kennedy. Andy Keys. Leonard Douglas. Jay Funkhouser. Mark Waldhouser, Ken Ludington. Paul Buske. Butch Frazee. David Milam. Rick Huff. Coach Tom Punzelt. f. T. J. momentarily loses the ball. h. Boys accept the trophy after their Charleston Tourney win. Sports 75 Hats Off to the Winning Lady Tigers! 76 Sport. The girls varsity basketball team as well as their counterparts had an extraordinary season. Showing their amaz ing talents, the girls varsity team had a 19-2 season, losing only their first and last games, and had record setting performances. They set records for most wins in a season, most wins in a row with a 19 game winning streak and least losses of any season. Seniors Chris Buske; JoAnn Barnes, Sandy Simmons, Cindy Whittemore, Cris Conrad, and Karla Cunningham under the guidance of coaches Steve Terrell, Marlene Pellum, and Susan LeSage, steered the team to an Apollo Conference Championship for the 2nd year in a row. The J.V. team also had a particularly good season with a record of 8-5. Although the team was ridden with many injuries to key players, the team's great capacity to work together helped them to overcome the problems. The girls varsity basketball team caused an uprising of pride from all those who supported them. Karla Cunningham says, I really enjoyed this year, we were all like a family, and was sorry when it was over. It was our best season ever. Also like their counterparts, they too suffered an unexpected, loss in the first round of regional action to Charleston, but there is no doubt in the minds of their followers that the team made an accomplishment like no other. d e. a. The team on the floor in action. b. K Porter tries to retrieve the jump ball c. Coach Pellum. L. Stanfield. D. Barkley K Setzer. J. Koutsoumpas. M Willis. J. Barnes. K Cunningham. K. Porter. M Geekie. S. Boatman. Coach Terrell. J Setzer. A Englebnght. S. Simmons. C Conrad. D Summers. C. Whittemore. C Buske. C. Costa d JoAnn makes another basket, e. Chris puts the ball up for two points Sports 77 78 Sports a. Senior C. Buske in action. b. K. Porter tries to get up a shot. c. Girls J.V. Team: B. Dunn, D. Summers, L. Gose, M. Mattingly, A. Brinkerhoff. A. Pool. M. Willis, B. Woltman. S. Klug. A. Payne, and manager C. Simmons. d. C. Conrad scores against Casey. e. J. Koutsoumaps fights off opposing team for a good pass. d. Sports 79 After the season opener Kirby said, I thought the team did well considering that this was the season opener for us. We have four seniors on the team and the rest sophomores and freshmen, so there is a lot of inexperience on the squad We are going to win several matches this year and should do well in the quadrangular meets upcoming in the schedule, Kirby added. The boys will improve as the season goes on. True to his word, Kirby and his team managed to improve throughout their matches. The team progressed continually, finishing the season rather well. The Tiger grapplers worked well together while gaining the ex perience to come back next year for an even better season. Grapplers Improve During Season a Head Wrestling Coach Larry Kirby. John Walden. Terry Wolfe, Tony Alexander. Eddie Haymaker. Steve Butler. Todd Melton. Andy Jobs!, Jim Comingore. Alan Vice. Mike Eslinger. Mike Nail Not Pictured Don nie Williams. Cecil Rigdon. and Travis Travoli b. Paris Tiger is momentarily halted c. Tiger wrestler maintains his strength and defeats other team member, d Master Kirby presiding over the match 80 Sports “Baseball Has Been Bery, Bery Good To Me.” The baseball teams had a season of great hopes despite the bad luck that plagued them, such as injuries to Mike Adams and Jeff Chambers. Playing good, the teams tried hard but were often stopped short of victory. By holding onto their courage, confidence and sense of humor, the player s boosted their own morale making the best of each situation. %'JB w v p. FAFI8 PARIS • mMtk ARISI. j.. JB' u I. Varsity Baseball: Back Row: T. Coleman. F. Reeley. D. Richardson. S. Smithson. B Tague. J. Chambers. C. Stevens. G. Lacy. J. Ludington. L. Wacaser. P O’Bryan. Front Row: F. O'Bryan. M Shodlatz. D. Thompson. M. Kelly. M Martin. M. Anderson. M Downs. J. Buchanan. G. McPherson. b JV Baseball: Back Row: S. Inman. T. Myers. K Ludington. K. Kennedy. J. Weber. P Buske. M. Waldhouser, T. Coleman. M. Adams. M Anderson. S Joseph. Front Row: S. Hail. J. Archibald. C. Gann. S. Clark. M. Wilson. D. Spillman. M Martin. D. Dittamore. M. Sperry. C. Downs. Coach Phil O’Bryan Sports 81 Hollingsworth Represents Track Tearn At State Each member trains himself through rigid practice schedules and conditioning. The effort paid off for seniors Derek Weston and Greg Hollingsworth who went to the District track meet. Derek finished fourth in the 800 meter run, and Greg finished fourth in both the 400 meter run and high jump. Because he cleared the qualifying height, Greg went on to the state track meet for the high jump. Tony Haupt said, the year was really fun for the seniors.” Sports provide not only the thrill of winning but promise of friendship. By spending countless hours together preparing their minds and bodies for the next meet. Each member strengthened each others weaknesses, enhanced each other skills. Both the girls and boys track teams had an exceptional year, developing lasting bonds and enjoying each and every track meet. By meeting the challenge of competition, these athletes became strong learning to respect themselves. 82 Sports a. Girls Track: D. Gordon. A. Padgett. C. Willis. J. Gill. K. Porter. A. Brinkerhoff. J. Reel. S. Branson. S. Simmons. J. Barnes. C. Con rad. A. Payne. A. Neibarger. R English. P Queary. S. Black. K Piper. D. Summers, L. Gose. K. Young. R. Lage. S. Klug, C. Simmons. A Englebright. B Dunn. C. Anderson. J. Anderson. b. Andrea Englebright goes for the gold. c. Jay Funkhouser attacks the hurdles. d. Derek Weston leads the pack. e. Boys Track: E. Voeltz. D. Weston. T. Haupt. J. Funkhouser. G. Hollingsworth. T. Melton. B. Sweet. Coach Postelwait. T. McDaniel. S. Cartright. J. Walden. D. Kennedy. E. Walden. M Cheatham. D. Summers. D. Kesner. Sports 8 Sports: A Year Round Activity d. a. Jubilation strikes the ball team, cheerleaders, and fans as Paris captures the regionals. b. Frank. Derek, and Ron claim the trophy. c. Ron Cheatham performing his famous talents. d. Fred Queary swings his racket. e. The football player tries to avoid certain pain. f. The girl s basketball thrills the crowd. b. a Eno Vitale. Greg Hollingsworth — Honorable mention all-conference. Coach Allen. T. J. Coleman — second string all-conference half back, Donnie Williams. b. Jeff Taylor — most valuable defensive player. Donnie Williams — most valuable offensive player, and player of the year. T. J. Coleman — sportsmanship. Coach Allen. 86 Sports Fall Sports Awards There was no fall sports banquet this year; instead, the various teams held their own individual events honoring the players. Above and to the left the golf honorees were Jeff Chambers who was named most improved and Danny Bruner who was named most valuable player. Located middle left are the members of the Tennis team who received awards after a dinner at Monical's Pizza. Cathy Skinner, Cheryl Erdman, and Amy Wright were coeffort award winners. Kim Czerwonky got most valuable, and Jennifer Hensley received the mental attitude award. Junior Dawn Caveny won the most improved award. Placed below left are the wrestling award winners. Tony Alexander was the most valuable wrestler; Terry Wolfe received most improved, and Mike Nail won best effort. Sports 87 The Cross-Country Team members who won awards are located above. The winners are Derek Weston and Bill Craun co-most valuable players, Kary Dawson effort award, Keith Callaway most improved, Doug Dittamore most valuable underclassman, and Janie Anderson most improved girl. 88 Sports Winter Sports Awards At the winter sports banquet many Paris athletes won awards. On the far page, pictured upper left hand corner are Corey Bradford and Kary Dawson, junior varsity boy's basketball team members, Corey won the free-throw award, and Kary was named most-improved player. At the right, junior-varsity girls basketball team members are pictured with their awards. Brittany Dunn was named most-improved player; Michelle Willis won the rebound award; Stacey Brading won the free throw award. Featured upper left are Ron Cheatham and JoAnn Barnes with Reverend William Laughlin. Ron and JoAnn won the Methodist Sportsmanship Award. Lower left are the boy's basketball team members who won awards. Coach Jerry Fulk is pictured with Keith Callaway who won the co-WPRS and WACF broadcaster's trophy, co-most valuable player and the effort award, Ron Cheatham who also won the co-WPRS WACF broadcaster's trophy, co-most valuable player, rebound award, and free throw award, and Frank Reeley the defense award winner. The picture of the girl's varsity basketball team members who won awards was not available. The girls who were honored with awards are: Chris Buske who was assist award winner; JoAnn Barnes who won the rebound award; Cindy Whittemore who won the effort award; Kris Porter who won the free throw award and together with JoAnn Barnes was named co most valuable player. Spring Sports Awards Instead of a spring sports banquet, coaches held their own awards ceremonies. Baseball, track, and tennis award winners received their awards at various places and times. Pictures above are tennis award winners: Shelton Frey, 1985 Most Improved Player; Ben Light, 1986 co-captain; Brice Dunn, 1985 Most Valuable Player, Kary Dawson, 1986 co-captain. r 90 Sports Sports 91 VARSITY FOOTBALL 0 — Paris 46 — Marshall 15 — 22 — Westville 0 — 46 — Charleston 13 — 19 — Robinson 7 — 91 — Mt. Zion 0 — 41 — Effingham 0 — 24 — Newton 113 — 27 — Tolono Unity 22 — 47 — Taylorville GOLF SCORES 169 — Paris 170 — Newton 177 — 168 — Marshall 227 — 217 — Charleston 240 — 228 — Mat toon 238 — 209 — Robinson 187 — 158 —Danville 173 — 178 — Newton 221 — 225 — Charleston 209 — 230 — Westville 216 — 245 — Danville Schlarman 173 — 155 — Effingham 173 — 177 — Newton Season Avg. Dan Bruner — 44.6 Stacy Snithson — 46.3 Jeff Chambers — 46.5 John Geekie — 46.9 Frank Reeley — 47.2 Chad Gann — 47.7 Flip O’Bryan — 48.4 Mark Holley — 48 8 50 34 — Newton 59 61 — Robinson 47 63 — Taylorville 48 46 — Newton 44 63 — Newton 57 74 — Mt. Zion 52 54 — Urbana 59 67 — Mr. Zion VARSITY BASKETBALL 52 — Paris 40 — Robinson 84 35 — Red Hill 48 69 — Effingham 86 70 — Danville 69 59 — Casey 59 71 — Charleston 49 52 — Taylorville 65 56 — S. Vermillion 88 63 — Lawrenceville 64 65 — Teutopolis 69 65 — Mattoon 83 49 — Mt. Pulaski 61 56 — Belleville 66 62 — Newton 69 47 — West Vigo 64 71 — Effingham 80 44 — Marshall 70 67 — Chrisman 68 82 — Charleston 55 63 — Robinson 61 58 — Taylorville 67 47 — Newton 61 72 — Mt. Zion 69 58 — Olney 68 66 — Charleston 47 48 — Effingham GIRLS TENNIS SCORES 0 — Paris 9— Charleston Freshman B 0 — 9 9 — Charleston 1 — Robinson Basketball 6 e 3 — Robinson Paris—36 Charleston — 56 °-C I 9 — Effingham — 43 Effingham — 45 2— 1 7 — Urbana — 34 Robinson — 36 4 — 5 — Casey — 34 South Vermillion 3 — 6 — Casey — 52 Marshall - 31 3 — 6 — Danville — 45 Mattoon — 25 4 — 0 — Newton — 39 Marshall — 33 3 — 6 — Effingham — St. Anthony — 43 Mattoon — 40 Third Place in Apollo Conference JV BASKETBALL Freshman A Basketball Paris — 62 Charleston 51 — Paris 58 — Danville — 49 Newton — 56 33 35 — Newton — 51 Danville — 48 64 75 — Casey — 32 Chrisman — 30 44 61 — Charleston — 60 Georgetown — 40 35 69 — Taylorville — 37 Westville — 32 40 68 — S. Vermillion — 50 Effingham — 67 68 59 — Lawrenceville — 54 Robinson — 58 58 48 — Newton — 42 South Vermillion — 36 46 45 — W. Vigo — 59 Marshall — 38 44 67 — Effingham — 61 Mattoon — 55 61 49 — Marshall — 62 Charleston — 50 36 55 — Chrisman — 50 Newton — 55 51 69 — Charleston — 62 Marshall — 50 55 77 — Charleston — 52 Martinsville — 60 — 48 Mattoon — 47 92 Sports VARSITY BASEBALL 5 — Paris 6 — S. Vermillion 0 1 — Effingham 3 8 — Effingham 0 3 — Charleston 5 7 — Charleston 5 2 — W. Vigo 0 10 — Danville P74 ! 0 — Marshall 8 9 — Marshall 2 12 — Rosedale 8 4 — Newton 2 1 — Newton 15 7 — Georgetown 9 0 — Westfield 0 4 — Mt. Zion 2 9 — Mt. Zion 16 4 — Westville 1 5 — Robinson 6 7 — Robinson 10 3 — Georgetown 7 4 — Westville 2 10 — Taylorville 7 12 — Taylorville BOYS TRACK Paris — 33 Westville — 113 — 18 Effingham — 58 Mattoon — 108 -45 Mt Zion — 100 -511 2 Casey — 71 Cumberland — 63 — 5of 7 Cumberland Invitational — 70 Marshall — 131 Kansas — 22 Oblong — — 8of 14 Robinson Invitational - 60 Robinson — 39 Neoga — 57 Oblong — 7 of 7 Apollo P S — 8of8 Big Trojan -55 West Bigo —85 — 6of7 Apollo — lOof 18 Olney Frosh Invitational — 12 of 13 Sectional GIRLS TRACK SCORES 71 — Paris 57 — Westville 70- 58 — Robinson 77 — 40 — Cumberland 44 — Casey 521 - 34 — Mattoon 741 2 — Chariest 72- 91 — Marshall 1 — Kansas 63 — 641 2 — (Jrbana 100- 27 — West Vigo 28 — Paris VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES 37 — South Vermillion 49 — 41 — West Vigo 48 — 45 — Brazil 39- 33 — Effingham 48 — 31 — Milford 55 — 42 — Homer 60 — 45—Shiloh 55 — 23 — Marshall 46 — 40 — Charleston 58- 45 — Casey 55- 43 — Rosedale 50- 43 — Robinson 45 — 26 — Shiloh 43 — 26 — Charleston 32 — 22 — Robinson 41 — 38 — Chrisman 49 — 45 — Charleston 58 — 49 — Newton 59 — 48 — Robinson 28 — 52 — Charleston 45 — 30 — Oak wood JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES 16 — Paris 14 — South Vermillion 20 — 11 — West Vigo 29 — 26 — Brazil 21 — 15 — Effingham 22 — 26 — Charleston IB — 21 — Casey 35 — 6 — Robinson 21 — 19 — Shiloh 16 — 19 —Charleston 17 — 25 —Chrisman 19 — 21 — Oak wood 29 — 25 — Newton 34- 29 — Robinson BOYS TENNIS SCORES 0 — Paris 0 — 9 — Charleston 9 — Robinson 9 — Rantoul 0 — 2 — 7 — Mattoon 0 — 9 — Casey 2 — 7 — Urbana 0 — 9 — Charleston 1 — 8 — Robinson 0 — 9 — Champaign Centennial 2 — 7 — Newton 0 — 9 — Casey 0 — 9 — Effingham WRESTLING SCORES 6 — Paris 66 — South Vermillion 18 — 48 — Red Hill 9 — 54 — Cumberland 12 — 51 — Vandalla 10- 46 — Cumberland 6- 68 — Oak wood 12- 58 — Georgetown 66 — Westville 0 — 71 — Bismark Henning 18 — 54 — Oak wood 6 — 63 — Catlin 6 — 41 — Bismark Henning 6 — 66 — Cumberland 24 — 45 — Danville 12 — 59 — Charleston 18 — 41 — Taylorville 0 — 71 — Leroy 0 — 71 — Mt. Zion 18 — 48 — Shelbyville 0 — 66 — Georgetown PHS Cheerleading — A Full Time Job Cheerleading at Paris involves year round participation. Try outs on April tenth officially started the 1984-85 season, and a busy schedule of prac tice. With the approval of athletic direc tor. Phil Ludington. the J.V. and Varsity squads combined to incorporate three high mounts. The first place overall plaque at Illinois Wesleyan brought the combined squad even closer together and gave the squad more determination Next was the Edgar County Talent Show, which gave the cheerleaders a second place trophy. Nationals, in Lansing, Michigan, is the ultimate competition for cheerleading and many firsts were accomplished at the 1984 Nationals. The J.V. and Varsity squad finally broke into the Top Twenty' by receiv ing sixteenth place for cheers. Performing to 'Jump' (for my love) by the Pointer Sisters, gave the cheerleaders another first by winning the Group Routine competition. Following the football season the combined squad received first place at the first Paris Turkey Tourney.' 94 Sports d. a Girl's Basketball Cheerleaders: Standing: Melissa Geekie. Laura Stanfield. Shelley Boatman. Camille Costa. Kneeling: Julie Setzer, Andrea Englebright. b. Missy Bailey shows off a well deserved award. c. J.V. Cheerleaders: Standing: Amy White. Jill Holloway. Judi Jo Boewe. Kneeling: Tracee Gore. Missy Bailey. Stephanie Robertson. d. Freshman Cheerleaders: First Row: Jana McIntosh. Eleanor Atienza. Second Row: Sara McHenry. Amy Edwards. Third Row: Katie Rooney. Roxie Drake. e. Varsity Cheerleaders: Standing: Catrina DeVillez. Ronda Silverman. Julie Harmon. Cappy Cornwell. Kneeling: Kelly Walls. Terri Sweet. Angela Climer. Carmen Westerfield. Sports 95 a. The four cheerleading squads at PHS. Freshmen — Roxie Drake, Katie Rooney. Amy Edwards. Eleanor Atienza. Jana McIntosh. Sarah McHenry. J.V. — Judi Jo Boewe. Stephanie Robertson. Jill Holloway. Amy White. Tracee Gore. Missy Bailey. Varsity — Angie Climer. Trina DeVillez. Carmen Westerfield. Kelly Walls. Terri Sweet. Cappy Cornwell. Rhonda Silverman. Julie Harmon. Girls Basketball — Melissa Geekie. Julie Setzer, Laura Stanfield. Cami Costa. Shelly Boatman. Not Pictured: Andrea Englebright. b. The combined J.V. and varsity squad and coach. Cindy Garwood, are all smiles after obtaining first place at the 1984 National Cheerleading Championships. c. Edgar, who is really Todd Boewe. entertains the crowds at the basketball games. d. J.V. and Varsity proclaim. ' Tigers are the ULTIMATE! 96 Sports Feature National Grand Champions! This summer the combined Junior Varsity and Varsity squads together obtained the title of ' Champions in the Na-tion for the group routine division in Lansing, Michigan. In November this same combined squad obtained first place in the Paris Turkey Tourney. February brought a regional competition in Belleville, III. All four squads, Varsity, J.V.. Freshmen, and Girls Basketball, qualified at this time for state competition. The first annual lllniois cheerleaders’ competition was held on February 23 in Normal, Illinois. This competition brought great success for all the squads. The Freshmen received fourth place and the Girls Basketball squad placed twelfth. Finishing in first place were the J.V. squad, and Varsity ranked eighth overall. “Champions of the Nation” Sports Feature 97 Co-operation is not an unmixed blessing: when snowflakes co-operate, they tie up traffic. EVENTS Events 99 Spirit Week — a Real Cooperation — Begins Homecoming 1985 Festivities a. Stacy Brading and Rick Scott keep the thought in mind that Together We Can. b. nip O'Bryan and Doug Keller wheel their way to the finish line during class games c. Pam Martin. Mandy Heelen. Kelly Walls and the masked men are not going off to World War III. they are showing their spirit on Army Day. d Mrs Kloker. Tracee Gore. Stephanie Robertson. Jill Holloway, Missy Bailey. Kelly Walls. Billy Marlowe. Susan Klug. Amy Payne, and Darrin Kuhn show their school spirit by dress ing in the PHS colors for Orange and Black Day. e Jody Miller, Marianne McIntosh, and Aaron Lawson do a little foolin' around before the Powder Puff game. f None other than the Class of 85 won class games, class float, and spirit week g Toga Day is enjoyed by these students as they pose for a picture. h Chris Buske and JoAnn Barnes show that they are serious about this game as they lead the Class of ”85 girls to the first place victory, i Giving away to the excitement, the Senior girls celebrate their first place win. j. A few students get wrapped up in things at the class games. i. j Events 101 b. c. a. The PHS Drill Team, Band, and Tiger Football Team work to make our Homecoming an event to remember b. Bringing in last place, the Sophomore class did not prove that Together We Can; but they surely had fun. c. Second place was awarded to the class of 86“ with their version of The Temple of Doom. 102 Events Events 103 Homecoming Highlighted With Coronation of Royalty JoAnn and Stacy Reign as Queen and King Tigers in the spotlight, the theme for the 1984 85 homecoming, brought us all together in the spirit of competition and friendship. Starting Monday, September 24, with Hillbilly day, spirit week was comprised of Hawaiian day. Toga day. Army day, and Orange and Black day consecutively. The entire week was dominated by the senior class who first won the class competition yell; in addition, the senior girls rallied together to defeat the underclassmen girls during the Powder Puff football games. After the games. Homecoming Queen JoAnn Barnes, and King Stacy Smithson were presented to an enthusiastic crowd. The following evenings they reigned over the Homecoming dance, parade, and game. Offering various examples of the students and the public working together, the Homecoming and Bee Festival Parade led off the morning of Saturday, the 29th. To win the class float competition the senior class again showed innovation and hard work. Culminating in a final victory for the senior class, the seniors captured most events in the afternoon’s class games. Finally, it was game time, the Paris Tigers played Robinson. Although we lost, the game provided the fans and players with a moment of remembrance as we paid tribute to the returning 1963-64 football players and cheerleaders. 104 Events a. Pictured are the happy Queen JoAnn Barnes, and an enthusiastic King Stacy Smithson. b. The remains of the Queen's float limps to the end of the parade. c. Our Homecoming Court pictured from left to right: Front Row: Stacy Smithson. JoAnn Barnes. Eric Lawson. Angela Climer, Greg Hollingsworth. Kelly Walls. Todd Boewe. Chris Buske. Second Row: Jessica Englum. Jana McIntosh. Kim Piper. Melinda Atienza. Judi Jo Boewe, Julie Clover. Marla Cornwell. Sandy Holloway. Terri Sweet d. Our Homecoming Royalty is K. Walls. A. Climer, C. Buske, J. Barnes. G. Hollingsworth. E. Lawson. T. Boewe. S. Smithson. e. The expression on JoAnn's face tells the entire story. A Paris Player’s Presentation: DL Dach of life a. The long hours of practice and rehearsal resulted In a great performance. b. The cast watches for pointers and sugges tions by the director. c. Jennifer. Lorra, and Kathy demonstrate the togetherness ' of all the cast members. d. Angie lends Cami a helping hand? e. In a typical pose. Mr. V. expresses his opinion. f. Members of the Fall Play are always in character. 106 Events The Paris Players went into action for the first time this year as they presented ‘The Facts of Life,” a comedy about the lives of four teenage girls at Eastland High School. The near two-hour play received cheers from the responsive crowd throughout the weekend presentation. Leading the cast of nearly 20 students was Mr. Van-landingham. When asked about the play Angie Climer, who played Blair, said, It was a fun play to do. Adding to the success of this play was the fist time use of student directors. a. Row 1: Demarie Mansfield. Angela Climer. Lorra Wacaser, Trish Brown. Row 2: Cara Drake. Lisa Morrisey, Camille Costa. Jennifer Ludington. Jerry Rigdon, Jennifer Erwin, Cathy Collier. Jeff Clark. Row 3: Pay Twigg. James Watkins. D. R. Collier. Steven Trine. Kyle Witmer. Laura Stanfield. Todd Marshall. b. These characters seem to be saying, dinner anyone.” c. Angie Climer starts living the role of Blair. d. Jennifer Ludington and Lorra Wacaser show their enthusiasm while practicing their lines. Events 107 Faculty and Students T ogether Participate in Annual Christmas Talent Show a. Dennis Atienza gives a great performance during the talent show b. A speechless Stacy Smithson accepts a gift from Advanced Art students. c. O K. Jack. Where's the cow?'' comments Pam Martin during the Spanish Club skit. d. The Jazz Band puts on another outstanding performance. e. Stacy and Ray should be nominated for an Emmy Award. (Best Supporting Scenery.) f. Santa tells Lud where to go. g. Talent Show Winners: 1st place. Lori Johnosn; 3rd place. Eight Is Enough (Carma Dyer. Kim Revell. Dottie Taylor. Jenny Ludington, Amy Craig. Barb Stasiak. Linda Crockett. Diana San quenetti); 2nd place. Kyle Witmer. h. Bryan Payne, a senior, gets a very warm Christmas present. 108 109 a. Keith Calloway wins the ice cream eating contest for the second year in a row. b. All four classes participated in an involved game of leap frog. c. Greg Lacy, a senior, concentrates under pressure during the free throw contest. d. PHS 1985 Winter Carnival Court: Junior Attendants — Misty Quinn. Angie Brinkley, and Carmen Westerfield. Queen Candidates — Gail Frost, Julie Harmon, Queen Pamela Martin, and Tina Ray. Sophomore Attendants — Tracee Gore. Lisa Gose, and Amy White. Freshman Attendants — Jamie Bess. Eleanor Atienza, and Sarah McHenry. King Candidates — King Derek Weston. David Thompson. Frank Reeley. and Jeff Vice. e. The Freshman team race against the clock during the toilet paper rap. f. Dee Lawhead. Chris Buske, Cris Conrad, and Kim Czerwonky enjoy a good laugh after the senior class won the toilet paper rap. 110 Events Winter Carnival Not Delayed by Heavy Snowstorm Although school was cancelled for three days due to snow during the Winter Carnival Week of February 1016, school spirit was still electric. During the class games Friday afternoon, which the Juniors won, many students became actively involved. Activities included such events as the shoe hunt, toilet paper wrap, leap frog, ice cream eating race, and basketball shooting contest. Great spirit was also shown at the game when the Tigers defeated Newton by twenty points. The Winter Carnival Court was introduced at halftime of that game when Pam Martin and Derek Weston were named queen and king. The Fever provided entertaining music at the dance on Saturday night. Once again the court was introduced, which ended the festivities of the 1985 Winter Carnival. Pam Martin and Derek Weston Reign Events 111 Despite - 20° Weather, Las Vegas Night Games Go On b. Las Vegas Nite, which was sponsored by the Student, Council, was once again a success. Although it was held1 in -20 weather, the turnout was tremendous. The Council' would like to congratulate Cappy Cornwells’ little ( brother, Chad, on winning the juvenile prize, a jambox The grand prize was a trip to Vegas, and was won by a Gary, Indiana man, but he never claimed his prize Because of the bad weather encountered every year dur ing Las Vegas Nite, the Council announced that Las Vegas Nite would be held in March from here on out. 112 Events It a David Brecht prepares for the evening s festivities j b. Steve Potter sneaks a peek at the house's hand I c. Eleanor Atienza deals another hand. d. Kary Dawson proclaims. The house wins. ' d. Gerry Walter tries his hand at the games. a Events 113 Siam Comes To PHS In: On March 22, 23, and 24 The Paris Players presented the spring musical 'The King and I. The show ws a huge success with over 1300 people in attendance during the three performances. The play centers around an English school teacher. Anna Leonowens, and her young son, Louis, who came to Siam after being hired by the King to teach his wives and the royal children. The two clash from the moment they meet due to their differing beliefs in many things. The play comes to a climax when the King is ready to whip one of his many women for trying to run away with another man. Anna stands up to the King. He backs down, causing him to feel that he is a weak leader and a failure as a King. Kyle Witmer did a superb job as a King struggling between the ways he was taught and what he is now discovering. Jennifer Ludington was also excellent as a young woman who could not understand the ways of Siam or the King. The play included several other people who did a marvelous job in helping to bring the play to life. They were. Lorra Wacaser as Lady Thiang, the King's head wife. Todd Marshall as the Kralahone, the King's best friend. Laura Stanfield as Tuptim. a young girl who is a gift to the King from the Prince of Burma. Billy Marlowe as Lun Tha, the man that Tuptim is in love with. All in all the play was an outstanding production and everyone involved with it should be applauded! 114 Events The King And I a. The Royal Wives: Amy Wright. Trish Brown. Lisa Morrisey. Stephanie Lund. Kathy Collier. Missy Bailey. Monicca Payne. Melanie Bailey. Demarie Mansfield. Lorra Wacaser head wife. Lady Thiang. Vicky Ashby. Jennifer Erwin, and Alansa Caveney b The Cast of the King and I : Row 1: Steward Raley. Lisa Brown. Annie Plunket. April Cochran. Amanda Dick. Nathan Landes, and Danny Con yers. Row 2: Jason Landes. Emily Sperry. Mary Beth Keller. Burt Lawton. Pat Postlewait. Heidi Svendson. Beth Waldhauser. and Tony Holt. Row 3: Sheryl Russel. Troy Marshall. Michael Hebermihl. Stacy Moody. Marci Knight. Demmare Lilley. and Angie Weddle Row 4 Pete Patalas. Todd Marshall. Lorra Wacaser. Kyle Wltmer. Christian Landes. Danny Smitkamp. Jennifer Ludington. D. R Collier. Billy Marlowe. Laura Stanfield. Mark Waldhauser. Jerry Rigdon. and Steven Trine, c. Laura Stanfield. Tuptim. a gift to the King of Siam, and Billy Marlowe. Lun Tha. a Burma diplomat, were lovers and they posed for a picture, d Kyle Witmer. the King, orders Anna. Jennifer Ludington. to leave the room, as Sir Edward. Jeff Clark, enters the room e Anna teaches the King to dance in Shall We Dance.'' Events 115 The 1985 PHS Chorus performed at the annual Spring Music Concert. Warren Sperry and Joe Gill with Stacy Smithson, the recipient of the Auston Harding Outstanding Musicianship Award for 1985 116 Events The annual Spring Music Concert was held on Friday, May 17. The chorus performed 5 numbers including America The Beautiful. Vicki Ashby, Angela Pendley, Dan Deicher, Todd Marshall, and Kyle Witmer were featured soloist. The band performed 5 numbers including the theme from Epcot Center. The concert was concluded by announcing many awards including merit, service, and musicianship awards for many of the band students. Although this was the last concert for the seniors in band and chorus, PHS has much to look forward to next Spring. Events 117 May Fete — 1985 “Music in the Air” 118 Events « Jana McIntosh and Eleanor Atienza along with many other girls dance to So Long. Farewell. b Missy Bailey happily dances to, To Life. c Jill Holla way and Amy White pose for a picture in To Life. d. A new number this year. Welcome to the Movies was presented to the senior girls by the choreographers. e. Tumblers display their talent in Neutron Dance. f. Jodi Jo Boewe and a mysterious partner enjoy To Life. Events 119 a. Laura Stanfield, a vocalist during the festivities, and Angela Pendley the evening s pianist, appear very involved in their music. b. The 1985 May Fete Court: Amy Black. Cristina Conrad. Sheila.Lewis. Tina Miller, Brenda Nicholson. Carla Snyder. Cynthia Whittemore. and Anglea Young. c. The 1985 May Fete Court and Royalty: Miss Sheila Lewis. Miss Brenda Nicholson. First Attendant Miss Carla Snyder. Queen Christina Conrad. Second Attendent Miss Amy Black. Miss Angela Young. Miss Cynthia Whittemore. and Miss Tina Miller d. Queen Christina Conrad officially receives her crown, by first attendant Miss Carla Snyder e. Miss Lori Johnson, the evenings soloist, professionally performed The Rose. 120 Events Jan Roush, an eager freshman, displays It's a Hard Knock Life for (Js.”. The Juniors danced to Footloose.'' Two juniors portray to the seniors Baby, I’m a Star. Juniors do the traditional high kick line in Hew York. Mew York.” Katie Rooney and Sara McHenry play leap frog during It’s a Hard Knock Life. The good ship Lollipop weave through the traditional maypole. Tumblers display their gymnastic ability in Neutron Dance.” 122 Events Events 123 . The theme Heaven was carried out in blue and silver, tie Rooney were crowned King and Queen by Junior Class agued this year's prom. First, the Juniors were a little short n, their order for prom favors and decorations were unex ake a last minute mad dash to Champaign for decorations these pages — were lost in the mail. se pages to record your own memories and pictures of the Prom — A Memorable Evening in “Heaven” Greg Adams Denise Bledsoe Jeff Chambers Karla Cunningham Brain Gates Terl Gilbert Monlcca Harrison Tony Haupt Diane Hunt Art Hutchings Stephanie Lund Jennifer McCarty Bob McDaniel Tony Alexander Todd Boewe Greg Chappell Kim Czerwonky Doug Good Beth Hayes Andy Jobst Teresa McDaniel Chene Ashby Garrett Bouslog Deanna Cheatham Chad Day Jay Groves Jennifer Hensley Lon Knight Marianne Lori Ashley Sandy Branson Glenn Clark Melissa Dennison Stephen Hahn Kris Herrington Greg Lacy McIntosh Joann Barnes Chris Buske Angie Climer Tammy Dennison David Hale Greg Hollingsworth Dee Lawhead DeMarie Mansfield Denise Baroni Kellie Butcher Jennifer Clover Brice Dunn Randy Hale Andrea Hollis Eric Lawson Eric Marlowe Barb Baugh Stephen Butler James Collier Marsha Emrkk Blair Hall Ray Hornbrook Sheila Lewis Pam Martin Debra Becker Theresa Butler Chris Conrad Carla Felgenhauer Michael Hall Debra Hout Todd Lewis LaTonya Maynard Darrel Bell Linda Campbell Donald Coonce Loretta Ford Robin Harbor Ruby Hughs Michelle Lowry Todd Melton Darrel Berry Rick Cash Bill Craun Ram Frazier Julie Harmon Greg Humphrey Jennifer Ludington Tina Miller Amy Black Alansa Caveney Cindy Cravens Gall Frost Angie Young Traci Whitington Corey Willoughby Tammy Hickman 126 Events Rick Metcalf Thad Mitchell Angie Moore Eric Morgan Tim Morrisey Scott Myera Mike Nail Angie Neibarger Brenda Nicholson Annette Noel Kelly Ogle Jeff Taylor Jeff Vice Amy Park Jeff Redman Rhonda Silverman David Parrish Rob Redman Cindy Simmons Bryan Payne Ron Redman Sandy Simmon Tammy Pettkrew Frank Reeley Cathy Skinner Tami Phillippu Ray Rigdon Stacy Smithson Brent Pitt Robert Robinson Carla Synder Mary Ann Poynter Cindy Salter Joe Stidham Ben Prouse Shanna Sawlaw Matt Scott Brian Quinn Brad Schenk el Mitil Sutton Brain Randell Mike Schodlatx Kathy Switzer Tina Ray Bart Sherer Bobby Tague Brenda Thompson David Thompson Pat T w igg Kelly Wall James Watkins Derek Weston 1985 The Seniors “Dream Big Dreams” Members of the Paris High School Class of 1985 literally ran into the future Friday night as they exited Commencement Exercises in Eveland Gym to strains of Sousa's “Stars and Stripes Forever and a barrage of exploding firecrackers. The spirited finale climaxed a fast-moving hour of graduating activities which opened with junior class ushers Dennis Atienza and Angie Brinkley leading the 152 graduates into the gymnasium for their final appearance as District 95 students. Class president Frank Reeley welcomed the parents and friends of the graduates, and later returned to call the class roll as school board president Monty Raley and other board members handed out the diplomas. Brief remarks to the graduates were offered by two of the academic leaders and two administrators. Paris High School principal Gary Gordon performed his final official duty as he announced scholarships granted to the class, and presented trophies to the four highest class scholars. Other remarks were offered by Miss Butler and Miss Martin, and by district superintendent Dr. Larry Leonard. Seniors Say 128 Events Final Good-byes to PHS SCHOLARSHIPS 1985 Martin L. and Preston Rittenhouse Memorial Scholarships......Rani Suzanne Deborrah Frazier as given by the Prairie Mason's Lodge 77 are: Angela Renee Moore David E. Parrish Wayne Allen Gill 40 and 8 Nursing Scholarship: ......................Kelly D. Walls Business and Professional Women's Club Scholarship:........Demarie Shawn Mansfield Kiwanis John P. Allen Memorial Scholarship: . . Therese Lynn Butler Paris Athletic Booster Club Scholarship:........JoAnn Marie Barnes Brice William Dunn Fenton English Scholarships:..................4 year Scholarships: Gregory James Lacy Frank Albert Reeley Julie Ann Harmon 2year Scholarships: Chad Loren Day Denise Marie Baroni Eric Richard Marlowe Deanna Sue Cheatham Stephen Lee Butler Key Club Scholarships:..........................Stacy Lee Smithson American Legion Auxiliary: ....................Denise Marie Baroni Gregory James Lacy Garrett Lee Bouslog First United Methodist Women's Scholarship: . . Jennifer Lyn Hensley First United Methodist Church Board of Trustees Scholarship: ..............................................Stephanie Ann Lund Paris Young Farmers Scholarship: .............Ray Allen Hornbrook Helen Mar McKinley Scholarship: . . . Rani Suzanne Deborrah Frazier Paris High School Student Council Scholarships: .... Christine Marie Buske Kelly D Walls Paris Rotary Club Scholarship: ...........Brenda Louise Thompson Lucy Cook McFarland Good Scholarship Award: ........Therese Lynn Butler Karla Kay Cunningham Pamela Ann Martin 130 Events b. a The Top Ten Percent of the Class of 1985: Pamela Martin, Greg Lacy, Tony Alexander. Frank Reeley, Stacy Smithson. Doug Good. Therese Butler. Karla Cunningham. Demarie Mansfield. Mary Ann Poynter. Stephanie Lund, Dee Lawhead. Rani Frazier, Carla Snyder, and Julie Harmon, b. Angie Climer. Jennifer Clover. Alansa Caveney, Cathy Skinner. Karla Cun ningham. Therese Butler, and Pam Martin end with a pose in front of the camera instead of a nose in front of a book Together let us explore the stars, conquer the deserts, eradicate disease, tap the ocean depths, and encourage the arts and commerce. John Kennedy ACADEMICS Academics 133 Council Sponsors Blood Drive Student government seems to be a target for criticism, and the PHS Student Council is no exception. The Student Council, however, does do much to benefit the PHS students and even the community. Council members serve as guides during Freshmen Orientation and during Open House. Winter Carnival, a Council sponsored event, has become a welcome tradition during basketball season. This year, the Council despite terrible weather, carried on another extremely popular event — Las Vegas Night. Presenting canned food and a check to the Community Nurse during the Talent Show brings the community and the school together. Also showing that students are concerned with our community and others, this year the Student Council sponsored a Blood Drive which netted approximately 70 pints of blood. While student government, the Student Council, does receive its share of criticism we think it doesn't get enough of the praise it deserves. We believe that Student Council really exemplifies the phrase, Together We Can. a. Members of the 1984-85 Student Council: Row 1: Ray Horn brook. Stacy Smithson. Angie Climer, Chris Buske. David Brecht. Melinda Atienza, and Fred Queary. Row 2: Doug Good. Blair Hall. Todd Boewe, Frank Reeley, Kelly Walls, Cris Conrad, and Sponsor Gerry Walter. Row 3: Kary Dawson, Den nis Atienza. Marla Cornwell. Carmen Westerfield, Terri Sweet, and Ben Light. Row 4 Jackie Lilley, Judi Jo Boewe. Mike Adams, Lisa Gose, Mark Anderson, and Robbie Davis. Row 5: John Pearman, Jana McIntosh. Marty Sperry, Eleanor Atien za, Doug Dittamore, and David Summers. b. Gail Frost gives blood at the first PHS blood drive as Eric Morgan and Gerry Walter look on. 134 Academics Our Academics Competitive Teams Members of P.H.S. Scholastic Bowl: Row 1: Julie Setzer. Kelly Lee. Brad Bowers. Andrea Englebright. Chris Eslinger Row 2: Pat Wiseman. Jody Miller. Tammy Bear. Dawn Summers. Crystal Myers. Row 3: Sponsor Susan Pfanz. Greg Lacy, and Laura Stanfield. Members of P.H.S. JETS Team are: 1st Row: Coach Steve Sabens. Tony Alexander. Tam my Bear. Therese Butler. Rani Frazier. Andy Jobst. Brian Quinn. Pam Martin, and Mike Mar tin. 2nd Row: Dawn Summers. Fred Queary, Mark Waldhauser, Greg Lacy, and Stacy Smithson. 3rd Row: Coaches Dan Bruner. John Gibson. Ron Doris, and Bob Staley. Members of P.H.S. Computer Team are. 1st Row: Brian Quinn. Jody Miller. Shelton Frey, and Sponsor Mike Throneburg. According to Brian Quinn. “The Computer Team went to Lakeland, scribbled out a bunch of programs and took first place. Actually, it was a little more than that. The Computer Team competed against twelve area schools and after a competitive day did take first place. The Jets Team (Junior Engineering Technical Society) competed at Lakeland, placing second overall. Individuals also won top honors. Paris students, Therese Butler. Brian Quinn, and Rani Frazier placed first, second, and third respectively in Biology. Therese went on to regionals where she placed 3rd. In Graphics. 1st went to Andy Jobst. while Tony Alexander earned 2nd. Tony and Therese took second and third in Physics, and Tammy Bear placed 2nd in English. Scholastic Bowl, a new program this year at PHS, competed twice at Charleston. Modeled after college bowls, scholastic bowl competition tested all academic areas. Scholastic Bowl team member Jody Miller commented. “Participating in Scholastic Bowl has definitely enhanced my intelligence horizon. OH JODY! Together we can excel in academics. Academics 135 106 Members Strong Jonnie Armstrong •Cherie Ashby Vickie Ashby Elvis Ashley Melanie Bailey Barbara Baugh Tonie Bee Becky Black Sandy Black Donna Blair •Denise Bledsoe Susan Bouslog Sally Branson Tracy Brown Trish Brown Shelley Christenberry Kathy Collier Amy Craig Steve Craig Dan Deicher •Tammy Dennison Laura Dery Lisa DeWeese Shelley Doris Carma Dyer Denita Erwin Jennifer Erwin Denise Fawbush Jayne Frazier Bobbie Jo Gann Julie Gill Lisa Gose Melody Graham Boyer Heather Harris Janet Harris Mandy Heelen Brenda Hess Tammi Hewitt ■♦■Ann Hoeffken •Debbie Hout •Ruby Hughes ♦Lori Johnson ■►Cathy Kirby Renee Lage Jeanne Lankster Albert Latshaw Kelly Lee •Sheila Lewis ■►•Jennifer Ludington ■►•Stephanie Lund Monnie Lynch Charlene McCoy Brian Magers Todd Marshall Bobbie Mears Lisa Morrisey Shawnna Noel ■►Pam O'Connor Amy O'Neil Karen Orris Amy Padgett ■►Angela Pendley Shari Pitts Donna Phelps Emma Prouse Tonya Quinn ■►Jill Reel Kim Revell Jerry Rigdon Jennifer Roberts Traci Rodriguez Denise Scott Patricia Scott Kim Setzer Amie Shonk •Rhonda Silverman •Cindy Simmons •Sandy Simmons •Carla Snyder Jeanette Snyder ■►Laura Stanfield Barb Stasiak Jim Step Karen Stewart •Samantha Strader •Mitzi Sutton Vicky Syfert Amy Tessman •Brenda Thompson Charla Thomas Rita Trine Mary Jo Throckmartin Carol Trizzle Travis Vandiver Vice Allen Becky Vice ■►Laura Wacaser ♦Angie Wagoner John Walden Lynn Ward Karen Weston Beth Wilken Amy Winkler Tammy Winkler Kyle Witmer 136 'Tve seen chorus grow from 29 members to its present 106 members,” said Mrs. Sims, Chorus director. ‘We re able to do more of a variety of music, now.” The first thing in the fall, the entire chorus travelled to Effingham for the East Central Illinois Choral Festival, a group of eleven other choruses. Combining musical talents, the Brass Choir, and the chorus presented its annual Christmas Concert. The Spring Concert, again in combination with the concert band, highlighted the year. Chorus members seem to agree that the work is hard, but the benefits are great. a. The 21 member after school chorus meets once or twice a week. b. The entire PHS chorus. c. 21 members of the chorus participated in solo and ensemble contest in March. d. Patricia Scott. Dee Scott. Lori Knight, Pam O'Connor, Kyle Witmer, Stephanie Lund. Jennifer Ludington. Laura Stanfield, and Lorra Wacaser were selected to participate in the IMEA All-District festival. Kyle Witmer. Lorra Wacaser. and Laura Stanfield participated in IMEA All State. e. Laura Stanfield. Vicky Ashby. Ann Hoeffken, Jennifer Ludington. Lorra Wacaser. Angela Pendley. Angie Wagoner. Stephanie Lund. Lori Johnson. Cathy Kirby, Pam O'Connor, and Jill Reel made up the 1985 Double Sextet. jr j Y : i h.. |IM V i 1 tiii-j-S The notorious marching Tigers had a very exciting and fulfilling year. They performed in such places as the Aloha Bowl in Hawaii, the political rally for Vice President Bush, in Danville, and Ellis Park in Kentucky. Asked what she thought of the year. Dee Lawhead said: It was one of the ultimate experiences in all my four years of High School. The hard work and patience paid off. Everyone did his job and had an excellent year. Senior members of the band recalled their four years under Mr. Gill and Mr. Sperry's directions. Carla Snyder comments, Band was a learning experience and it is worth all of the hard work. Many fans, parents, and players have appreciated the band's performance before games and during half time, and just as Pam Martin said, The band is really 'Super Duper.' Band Enjoys Holiday in the Sun 138 Academics BAND MEMBERS Flutes: Paula Austin. Judy Jo Boewe, Trish Brown. Dawn Caveney. Jennifer Chai rs. Cappy Cornwell. Roxie Drake. JayrneEnqlum. Gail Frost. Tracee Gore Tammy Hall Tammy Heminger. Jennifer Hensley. Andrea Hollis. Jill Holloway. ; hame Hooker. Mecijo Jordan. Beth Kennel Kim Lucas Stephanie Lund Teresa McDaniel. Toby Raley. Stephanie Robertson. Lisa Robinson. Patricia Scot athy Skinner Carla Snyder. Angela Staley t aura Stanfield. Kristi Stulls Amy Swifter Laura Verden. Amy Wright. Melinda Atienta Clarinets: Janie Arv on. Sheryl Baker Tammy Bear Jamey Be s Stephanie Burgess. Steve Butler Julie Clover. Kathy Collier. Glenda Compton. Candi Creech. Stephanie don. Cherish Davis. Shelley Dons. Teresa Downs. Cara Drake. Rhonda Franklin Jayne Fratier. Dale Hartley. Krista Harris. Kerry Hutchings. Kristi Knig' t.ori Knight Dee Lawhead. Lori Lewis. DeMane Mansfield. Kathy Martin Jennifer McCarty. Sarah McHenry. Tammy Pend ley. Amy Pool. Mary Ann Poy Pam Queary Katie Rooney. Jan Roush Denise Scott. Dawn Summers Laura Wacasr Mark Waldhauser. Lisa Willoughby. Terry Wolfe. Kara Young Alt Saxes: Jennifer Clover. D R Collier. Linda Humphrey. Doug Keller. John Kreckman Brian Magers. Chris Martin. David Milam. John Pearman. Angela Per • y, Brad Rollings Brad Schenkel. Mike Scheldt . David Summers. Cmd Whittemore Rebecca Young Tenor Baxes: Jeff Chambers. Shannon Clark. En iwson. Ken Ludington Billy Marlow. Todd Melton Jamie Mercer Bobby Tague Dan Sputtman. Travis Vandiver Trumpets: Greg Adams. David Aitken 'nn Barnes Amy Bla k. Linda Campbell. Cris Conrad. Elisabeth Cox Brit tany Dunn C heryl Eidman. John Geekie. Todd Click. Phillip Goodman. David Ha • ndy Keys. Susan Klug. Karl Knuth. Renee I age. Efk Marlow. Jana Me If tosh Matthew Moss. Sean Newlm. David Papadakos. Misty Quinn. Tracy Rush )tt Russell, Troy Sanders. Julie Setzer. Marty Sperry. Brice Sutton. Scott Ashe Carman Westerfieid. David Kesner French Horns: Jessica Englum. Sear illegher, Dan Hawbecker. Amy Hocnbrook Pamela Martin. Steven Trine Detohn Wallace R schel Young Trombones: David Bailey Brad Bowers Doug I • ' more. Ray Hornbrook. Scott Inman. Andy Jobst. Ben Light. Greg Morgan Curtis Mosv Omni Ogle, Fred Queary. David Thompson. Stacy Witmer. Bret Fn Baritones: Matt Cheatham. Jamie Daughn ry. Shelton Frey. Rob Hayes Mk belie Hutchings Marianne McIntosh. Todd Marshall. Jeanette Snyder Tubas I � vid Cerra. Scott EkJredge. Harley Fudge Brian Hand. Art Hutchings. Erk Morgan Frank Reeley. Stacy Smithson Drums: Cathy Anderson. Mark Anderso dd Boewe. Alansa Caveney. Don Coonce. Camille Costa. Steve Craig. Bob by Daughtery. Sheri Knight. Tim Mcdaniel. David Parker. Pete Patalas. Brent Pitts K.s Porter. Linda Wolfe Drum Majors: Patn K Wiseman. Kyle Witmer iii tin n ii � � ii HI I I I II I 1.1 I. I I rr r a. The Paris marching Tigers show their experience, hard work and dedication as they perform on the field at the Aloha Bowl. b. Our camera man catches Mr. Sperry in a typical position, with his mouth open. c. The entire band marches down the streets of Paris, with grace and ease d. Cris Conrad shows her spirit and enthusiasm as she “gets in to it during a performance. c. — Acaden ICS Various Bands and Flag Corps Make Music Throughout the Year Members of Jazz Band: Row 1: Jeff Chambers, Lori Knight. Mary Ann Poynter. Shelly Doris, Todd Melton. Row 2: Curtis Moss. Ben Light. Fred Queary, Scott Inman, Art Hutchings, Row 3: Bryce Sutton, David Papadakos. Cheryl Erdwin, David Hale, Greg Adams. Eric Marlowe. Row 4: Angela Pendley. David Cerra. Mark Anderson. Brent Pitts, Stacy Smithson. Members of Orchestra: Carla Snyder. Gail Frost. Cappy Cornwell, Lori Knight. Angela Pendly. Rachel Young. Tammy Bear. David Thompson. Curtis Moss. Ben Light. Eric Marlowe. Greg Adams. Mark Anderson. Brent Pitts. Cheryl Erdwin. Stacy Smithson. Jeff Chambers. Art Hutchings. Dan Hawbecker. David Cerra. Marty Sperry. Scott Inman. David Hale. Doug Keller. Fred Queary, John Pearman. Jannie Anderson. Patricia Scott, Sherie Knight. Cara Drake. Members of Flags: Vicki Ashby, Barb Buchanan. Kelli Butcher. Amy Craig. Linda Crockett. Carma Dyer, Kara Goodwin. Heather Harris, Michelle Jones. Michelle Lowry. Jennifer Ludington. Charlene McCoy. LaTonya Maynard. Angie Moore. Lisa Morrisey, Kim Revell, Diana Sanquinetti. Darlena Seaney. Barb Stasiak. Mitzi Sutton. Dottie Taylor. Julie Weber. Jennifer Willis. : Members of Brass Choir: Row 1: Steven Trine. Rachael Young. David Cerra. Pam Martin. Row 2: Ginni Ogle. Curtis Moss. David Thompson. Bryce Sutton, Marty Sperry. Misty Quinn. Eric Marlowe. Cheryl Erdman, Cris Conrad. Row 3: Doug Dit-tomore. Ben Light. Andy Jobst. David Bailey. Julie Setzer. Phil Goodman. Matt Moss. D. R. Collier. Linda Campbell. Amy Black. Row 4 Harley Fudge. Stacy Smithson. Marianne McIntosh. Shelton Frye. Academics 141 a George Whiltomore and Mrs Wacaser. two of the helpful band parents, help out at a summer car wash. b The first bus load to Hawaii leaves Paris c. After an exciting week, everyone is home and happy. d. Mr Warren Sperry conducts his band during the Aloha Bowl halftime show. e. Band members sit through one of many night meetings after a hard day's work. f. The final drill of the Aloha Bowl Show 142 Academics Feature On December 26 at 3:00 a.m. the first bus full of excited band members left Paris on their way to Honolulu, Hawaii; however, the work began long before. Band members starting in April began selling everything from fruit to raffle tickets. Throughout the summer members worked including washing cars and hauling chickens. Marching practice began in early August and lasted until Christmas break. When members arrived on the islands, they spent three days practicing before the big day finally arrived. Mr. Sperry was quite pleased with the almost flawless performance on December 29. After the show members relaxed a bit, and toured Pearl Harbor, where Judge Richard Scott gave a moving speech and Art Hutchings threw a lei into the water in memory of a Paris boy who was killed on the (J.S.S. Arizona. Finally members returned home to a bitter cold and snowy Paris. The Arena Staff would like to say. Thanks Mr. Sperry and Band members for a job well done. FxxiiniT M n Hawaii — A Flawless Performance Academics Feature 143 Together We Can! 144 Academics The 1985 Arena Staff — what a year! Or at least that’s what the 1985 Arena staff thought as they diligently worked to put the book together. Tina Ray, a senior new to the staff found, I didn’t know that putting out a yearbook involved so much.’’ Finding pictures, designing pages, writing, typing and proofreading every work, and finally, recheck ing every page is a real job. This year, we added some new features to the book. Be sure to look in the back to find on which page your picture appears. Check out the senior colored pictures, too (they paid for them, we couldn’t afford it). We’re pleased with the artwork, too. Amy Parks can certainly draw little people. “Together We Can” expresses the theme of the year book; more than that it expresses our work as a staff. a. The 1985 Arena Staff: Gail Frost — ads co ditor. Tina Ray — academics and events editor. Dee Lawhead — sports editor, Chris Buske — ads co-editor. Leah Ogle — organize tion co ditor, Stephanie Lund — editor in-chief. Julie Harmon — photo editor, and organizations co-editor, Angie Climer — typist, Shelton Frye — photographer. Amy Parks — artist and copy editor. Mot pictured is Aaron Lawson — photographer. Sponsors are Pam Crockcroft and Ron Doris. b. Shelton Frye. Angie Climer and Dee Lawhead debate headlines for the 1985 book c. Stephanie Lund. Julie Harmon. Tina Ray. Angie Climer. Chris Buske. and Gail Frost pose for a picture. d. Shelton Frye and Amy Parks observe as Stephanie Lund demonstrates cropping. e. Tina Ray types eagerly onward f. Gail Frost and Chris Buske work on ads which finance the book. f. Academics 145 Tiger Tales Relies on Teamwork and Cooperation Tiger Tales, the school newspaper, is “a fun organization and we learn a lot,” says DeMarie Mansfield. DeMarie presses the feeling of many Tiger Tale staff members who sweat and slave to produce the monthly paper. This year the staff used more pictures and more student interest stories. Kim Piper agrees that putting out the paper is really an effort in cooperation and togetherness. b a. Katie Rooney shows her skill as a typist. b. Members of the Tigers Tales: Mrs. Elliot. Brenda Nicholson. Kelly Ogle. Cara Drake. Katie Rooney. Rena English. Tamny Petticrew, Alansa Caveney. DeMarie Mansfield. Monicca Harrison. Mary Ann Poynter. Blair Hall. Shelly Boatman. Kim Piper, Tammy Hickman. Karla Cunningham. Trina DeVillez, Cindy Black. c. Mrs. Elliot. Mommy Tales, displays her usual puzzled look as the dead line date grows near. c. 146 Academics a PHS National Honor Society: Row 1: Carla Snyder. DeMarie Mansfield. Stephanie Lund. Julie Harmon. Karla Cunningham, and Lori Knight Row 2: Greg Lacy. Todd Boewe. Kelly Walls. Dee Lawhead. Therese Butler, and Rani Frazier. Row 3: Cindy Whittemore. Gail Frost. Frank Reeley. Pam Mar tin. Stacy Smithson. Bill Craun, Doug Good, and Bill Schodlatz. Row 4: Laura Stanfield. Jennifer Erwin, Amy Eveland. Scott Johnson. Denise Barkley. Laura Wacaser, Terri Sweet, and David Parrish. Row 5: Vicki Ashby. Kyle Witmer. Fred Queary, Curtis Moss. Ben Light, Cheryl Erdman, and Dawn Summers. Row 6: Marla Cornwell. Pam Czerwondy, Tammy Bear. Misty Quinn. Cindy Black. Angela Brinkley and David Brecht, b New Officers of the Paris High School National Honor Society were Tammy Bear, secretary; Marla Cornwell, vice-president; Ben Light, president; Bob Cheatham, advisor; and Denise Barkley, treasurer. National Honor Society Forms Tutoring Service a. Lead by Mr. Cheatham, the National Honor Society accomplished several feats this year. Amendments in the national organization caused the Paris chapter to re-write and revise its entire existing constitution. Also initiated this school year was the formation of a tutoring service. This service allowed members of the National Honor Society to instruct students in a wide range of subjects. b Academics 147 a Third Year Honor Letters: Row 1 Laura Standfield. Jennifer Erwin. Amy Eveland. Alansa Caveney. and Cindy Whitlemore Row 2: Vickie Ashby. Denise Barkley. Dawn Summers. Marla Cornwell. Pam Czerwonky. Terri Sweet. Melissa Quinn. Row 3: Karen Gardner. Cindy Black. Tam my Bear. Curtis Moss. Fred Queary. Kyle Witmer Row 4 Frank Reeley. Angela Brinkley. Cynthia Erdman. and Ben Light, b Fourth year Honor Letters: Row 1: DeMane Mansfield. Stephanie Lund. Pam Martin. Julie Harmon. Carla Snyder Row 2: Todd Boewe. Jane Doe. Dee Law head. Therese Butler. Rani Frazier Row 3: Bill Craun, Stacy Smithson, and Doug Good c. First Year Honor Letter: Row 1 Ann Hoeffken. Carolyn Lewsader. Regina Swanson. Connie Brummett. Stacy Brading. Tina Ray. Doug Keller Row 2: Jenny Shephard. Tonya Garvin. Dale Hartley. John Postelwaite. Julie Setzer, Eleanor Atienza. Jana McIntosh. Katie Rooney Row 3: Marla Draper. Tammy Heminger. Janie Anderosn. Kelly Lee. An dy Keys. David Summers. David Milam. Scott Russell Row 4: Amy Edwards. Amanda Ellington. Kim Calvert. Robbie Davis, Amy Padgett. Missy Mattingly. Cathy Anderson. Row 6: Tammy Perkin son. Lisa Willoughby. Melanie Bailey. Amy Pool, and Becky Young d Second year Honor Letter: Row I: Missy Bailey. Melinda Atienza. Stehphanie Robertson. Judi Jo Boewe. Greg Lacy. Jill Holloway. Allison Poore. Pam Queary. Annette Berry. Angie Wagoner Row 2: Julie Goodman. Chad Gann. David Cerra. Bryce Sutton. Danny Bruner. Jim Comingore. Lisa Robinson. Cathy Kirby. Row 3: David Garver. Kary Dawson. Jim Blue. Todd Marshall. Joe Yuza. Crystal Myers. Denise Dickenson. Stacy Pitts. Row 4: Scott Inman. Andrea Englebright. Cara Drake. Linda Hum phrey. Jeanne Mattingly. Patricia Brown, and Shelly Doris. Parents, Faculty and Administration 148 Academics Honor Roll FRESHMEN Sperry. Marty ' Kreckman, John Light. Ben — Summers. David ••• Lewsader. Carolyn Moss. Curtis Akens, Latatia Sutton, Ian Marshall. Todd ••• O'Bryan. Phil Anderson. Cathy ' Switzer. Leslie •• Mattingly. Jeannie • ' O'Connor. Pam Anderson. Janie Throneburg. Dale Mercer. Jamie Pendley. Angela Atienza. Eleanor ' Waldhauser. Mark — Mood. Scott Pitts. Stacey Bailey. Melanie ••• Weber. Jody — Myers. Crystal Queary. Fred Beauchamp. Robin Wheeler. Shaun Orris. Karen Quinn. Misty ' Bennett. Dianna • Willis. Jennifer Porter. Kris •• Ray. Tami Black. Sandy • Willoughby. Lisa •- Queary. Pam ' Robinson. Lisa Blanton. Mike • Woltman. Becky • Robertson. Stephanie ' Scott. Patricia Bowers. Brad M Young. Becky — Rogers. Cory Stanfield. Laura ••• Calvert. Kim — Young. David Sherer. Joel Stults. Kristi Chapman. Trina Yuza, Steve Shonk, Amie Summers. Dawn ' Clark. Shannon • Postlewait. John M Smithson. Chris Sweet, Teri — Costa. Cami • Sutton. Bryce ' Switzer, Amy M Dittamore, Doug Wagoner. Angie Wacaser, Lorra Drake, Roxie SOPHOMORES Walls. Brant Wilson. Renee Draper. Marla Wilson. Mike Wiseman. Patrick Edwards. Amy ' Atienza. Melinda Young. Kara Sitmer. Kyle •- Ellington. Amanda Baber. Callie Yuza. Joe ••• Erwin. Denita Bailey. Missy — Poore. Allison — Eslinger. Chris M Bennett. Richard • SENIORS Finger. Jim Fowler. Amber • Berry. Annette M Blue. James • • JUNIORS Alexander. Tony Funkhouser. Jay Boewe. Judi Jo Boewe. Todd ,M Gallagher. Sean Brading, Stacey Ashby. Vicki ••• Buske. Chris Garvin. Tonya ••• Brinderhoff. Amanda •• Atienza. Dennis Butler. Therese ' Geekie. John Brown. Trish ' Baker. Sheryl Caveney. Alansa •• Glick, Todd • Brumett. Connie • Barkley. Denise Conrad. Cris Hall, Tammy •• Bruner. Danny Bear. Tammy ' Craun. Bill — Heminger. Tammy Budd. Christi Black. Cindy Cunningham. Karla Hollingsworth. Jon Cerra. David M Black. Lorrie M Frazier. Rani ••• Jordon. Meri Jo Clark. Greg Brecht. David •• Frost. Gail Kennel. Beth “ Comingore. Jim • Brinkley. Angie Good. Doug Keys. Andy ' Dickenson, Denise ••• Caveney. Dawn Harmon. Julie Kuhn. Darren Doris. Shelly • Cheatham. Ron Harrison, Monica Lee. Kelly Drake. Cara m Collier, D. R. Hensley. Jennifer Lucas. Kim Dyer. Cyndi • Cornwall. Marla Knight. Lori • Ludington. Ken •• Englebright. Andrea ' Creedon. Stephanie Lacy. Greg • McHenry. Sarah ••• English. Renee M Czerwonky. Pam ••• Lawhead, Deedra McIntosh. Jana ' Foley. J. C. Dawson. Kary M' Lawson. Eric Marlowe. Billy Frazier, Jayne Dulaney, Brenda Lund. Stephanie Martin. Mike m Gann. Chad •• Erdman, Cheryl ••• McIntosh. Marianne Mattingly. Missy Garvin. David M Erwin, Jennifer Mansfield. Demarie ••• Milam. David M Garver, Eurnie • Eveland. Amy •• Martin. Pamela ' Moss. Matt Garver. J. R. Gardner. Karen Poynter, Mary Ann Padgett. Amy ••• Graver. Mike — Fox. Kerry Ray. Tina M Pendley. Tammy • • Goodman. Julie ••• Graves. Connie Reeley, Frank • Perkinson, Tammy M Hartley. Dale Hutchings, Kerry Schodlatz. Mike Pool. Amy Hoeffkin. Ann-Renee M Johnson. Scott • Smithson. Stacy Rooney. Katie Hogan. Scott — Jorgenson. Tony •• Snyder. Carla Roush. Jan Holloway. Jill - Keller. Doug — Sutton. Mitzi Russell. Scott — Humphrey. Linda ' Kelly. Mike Switzer, Kathy Setzer. Julie Hutchings. Michelle Kerans, Paula Thompson. Brenda Shephard. Jenny ••• Inman, Scott Kirby. Cathy Walls. Kelly Skinner. Bobby Jarrett. Sheila Latshaw, Albert Watkins. James Knight, Sheri • Lawson, Aaron Whittemore. Cindy ' Name indicates honor; • indicates additional quarters 150 Academics WITTICK PRINTING COMPANY 206 W. 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How can I make the summer without you How can I go that long How will I avar make it through This foaling is Ilka none I avar had One minute I'm happy The next minute I'm vary sad I don't know if it's love or if it's real I have this pain in my heart As I feel what I feel The summer is a vary long time And I want to be with you Yea. I will be vary blue I don't know of any other way The summer is so long 111 be counting each day Till school starts again Oh how I wish The summer was at its end How can I make the summer without you How can I go that long How will I ever make it through You're the one that I wish for There will be days I’ll cry And days I cry more It hurts me as this feeling I don't understand I have this pain in my heart It makes me feel I don’t know who I am As I think of you I feel what I feel Now I know this pain is real For summer is a long long time 111 be missing you Wishing you were mine As the days slowly go by 111 be very sad Then one day I wont cry As together again we'll be The two of happy Women’s Apparel Just wait and see How can I make the summer without you How can I go that long How can I ever make it through North Side Of Square FROM CHARLES W. 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Jasper ‘larm fell fecta E0MPLIMENTS 0F TH WINGER 178 Ads 'ftyasio£ct ZtiietC utci 07rutc6 Sa£e North on Route 1 Paris Illinois 61944 Harold Rigdon Sr. Harold Rigdon Jr. Salesmen Ph. 465-4320 Congratulations and Good Luck 1984-1985 Graduates Ads 179 C ompiimen ts of Represean JWrS. Marry Idabe Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Compliments of Richard and Kathy Scott Association of Paris Teachers Congratulates the Class of 1985 She s4rena Staff non J fihe to thank our sponsors Wrs. Cockcroft and Wr. Sboris Jor thrir Ittfp anJ support with tllr 1985 _ 4rtna 180 Ads That’s It. The end of the year brings about all types of ac tivities. It might be graduation practices or strange personalities. As the pictures show the end of the year causes certain students to stand on their heads, on hopes that all the knowledge they learned will fall out; and also causes students to do last minute cleaning of the school walls. The end of the year also causes teachers to finally realize that their desks were honestly a mess. Good luck to all graduating seniors and to the returning underclassmen, and of course to the administrators and faculty of PHS. End 181 -A- Abernathy, Gory 18 Ackerman. Mr Dwane 10. 72 Adams. Greg 18. 126131. 138. 140 Adams. Michael 40. 67. 81. 134 Addis. Mrs. Lois 10. 61 Adkins. Patty 18 Aitken. David 35. 138 Akens, Latatia 45 Alexander, Tony 18. 80.87. 126-131. 135 Allen. Jerry 67. 72.86 Anderson. Cathy 45. 82. 138. 149 Anderson. Miss Jane 10. 54 Anderson. Jane 45. 52. 64. 65. 82. 88 138. 149 Anderson. Mark 40. 60. 81. 134. 138. 140 Arbuckle. Ray 46. 56 Archibald. Michael 126131 Archibald. Jeff 81 Armstrong. Jonme 136, 137 Arrasmith. Glenda 35 Arrasmith. Randy 45.69 Asbury. Rick 40 Asche, Scott 45. 138 Ashby. Chene 18. 126131. 136. 137 Ashby. Vicki 35. 52. 58. 114. 136. 137. 141. 147. 148 Ashley. Elvis 136. 137 Ashley . Lori 18. 126131 Atierua. Dennis 1. 34. 54.60. 75. 108. 134 Atierua. Eleanor 44. 45, 52. 95. 96. 110. 113. 118. 134. 149 Atierua. Melinda 40, 104. 134. 138. 148 Austin. Paula 45. 138 Aydt. Mr James 10 -B- Baber. Callie 40. 52. 70 Baber. Charlotte 35. 70 Badertacher. Mrs Joan 10 Bailey. David 40. 138. 141 Bailey. Missy 40. 52. 58. 72. 94 96. 97. 100. 101. 114. 118. 148 Bailey. Melanie 45 52. 58. 60. 114. 136. 137. 149 Baker. Sheryl 35. 52. 138 Ball. Michelle 45. 52 Ballew. William 126131 Barkley. Denise 35. 52. 60. 77. 135. 138. 147. 148 Barnes. JoAnn 18. 25. 77. 82. 89. 101. 104. 105. 126131. 138. 141 Baroni. Angie 45 Barom. Denise 18. 52. 126131 Baugh. Barbara 18. 126131. 136. 137 Baumeyer. Tom 40 Bayless. Montee 35 Bear. Tammy 35. 52.60. 70. 135. 138. 147. 148 Beauchamp. Kristal 35. 56 Beauchamp. Paula 35 Beauchamp. Robin 45. 56 Becker. Debi 18. 126131 Bee. Tom 40.52. 136. 137 Bell. Darrel 18. 56. 126131 Belt. James 35 Benefeil. Mr. Steve 6 Bennett. Dianna 45 Bennett. Patricia 40. 61 Bennett. Richard 40. 56 Berry. Angie 35 Berry. Annette 40. 52. 149 Berry. Darrel 14. 33.59. 126 131 Bess. Mr Bennett 67 Bess. Jennifer 56. 59 Bess. Jamey 45. 110, 138 Bibo. Mrs Helen 10 Billups. Tammy 35 Birch. Sherry 45 Black. Amy 101. 120. 126131. 138. 141 Black. Cindy 35. 146. 147. 148 Black. Lorne 35. 56 Black. Rebecca 40. 56. 136. 137 Black. Sandy 45. 52. 82. 136. 137 Blair. Donna 45. 136. 137 Blanton. Michael 45. 52 Bledsoe. Denise 18. 126131. 136. 137 Blue. James 40. 75. 148 Boatman. Shelly 45. 52. 77. 94. 96. 146 Boewe Judy Jo 39. 40 52. 72. 94. 96. 97. 104. 119. 134. 138. 148 Boewe. Todd 18. 25. 52. 67. 97. 105. 126 131. 134. 138. 147. 148 Boren. Wayne 35 182 Index Boren, Rita 40. 56 Bouslog. Gary 18. 56. 126131 Bouslog. Susan 40. 56. 136. 137 Bowen. Mike 40. 52. 75 Bowers. Brad 45. 47. 65. 134. 138 Boyer, Tina 35 Bradford. Corey 40. 64. 75. 88 Brading. Stacey 40. 52. 56. 88. 100. 101. 149 Bramlett. Jannie 40 Branson. Sally 40. 82. 136. 137 Branson. Sheri 35 Brecht. David 35.60.67. 112. 134. 147 Brinkerhoff. Amanda 40. 52. 79. 82 Brinkley. Angela 34. 35. 52. 110. 147. 148 Bristow. Shawn 35 Brock. Mrs. Ann 9. 11 Brooks. Becky 6. 40. 52 Brown. Mrs. Ann 11 Brown. Ms Mary Ann 15 Brown. Trish 3. 40. 52. 114. 136. 137. 138. 149 Brown. Phil 40 Brown. Tracy 136. 137 Brumlett. Connie 40. 149 Bruner. Mr Dan 11.65 Bruner. Daniel 40. 52. 65. 75.87. 149 Buchanan. Barbara 35. 141 Buchanan. John. 40. 67. 81 Budd. Christi 40. 52 Burgess. Slefanie 45. 138 Buske. Chris 18. 33. 77. 78. 101. 104. 105. 111. 126131. 134. 144. 145 Buske. Paul 69. 74.81 Butcher. Dee Ann 35 Butcher. Kellie 18. 126131. 141 Butler. Stephen 18.80. 126131. 138 Butler. Therese 18. 25. 126131. 135. 147. 148 -c- Callaway. Keith 35. 52. 64. 65. 72. 73.88.89. 110 Calvert. Kim 45. 149 Campbell. Linda 18. 126131. 138. 141 Campbell. Ron 35. 52. 56 Campbell. Tim 40. 52 Cartright. Stephen 45. 83 Cash. Rick 126131 Caveney. Alansa 19. 52. 58. 101. 114. 126131. 138. 146 148 Caveney. Dawn 35. 52. 70. 87. 138 Cerra. David 40. 52. 138. 140 141. 149 Chambers. Jem 45. 52. 138 Chambers. Jeff 19. 52. 65. 81.87. 126131. 138. 140 Chapman. Trina 45 Chappell. Greg 19. 126131 Cheatham. Mr. Bob 11 Cheatham. Deanna 19. 126131 Cheatham Matt 45. 46. 56. 83. 138 Cheatham. Ronald 35. 64. 65. 72. 73. 85. 89 Chnstenberry. Shelly 45. 136. 137 Christian. Melissa 40. 55 Clark. Andy 40. 60.71 Clark. Glenn 126131 Clark. Jeff 35. 58. 60. 115 Clark. Shannon 45. 74.81. 138 Clavert. Kim 52 Climer. Angela 3. 19. 25. 52. 58. 72. 95. 96.97. 104. 105. 126 131. 144 Cline. Derek 45 Clover. Jennifer 19. 33. 70. 101. 126131. 138 Clover. Julie 39. 40. 52. 70. 104. 138 Cockcroft. Mrs Pam 11. 144 Coleman. James 56. 72. 75. 81.86 Collier. D R 52. 114. 138 141 Collier. James 40. 67. 126 131 Collier. Kathy 34. 35. 52. 58. 114. 136. 137. 138 Comingore. Jim 40. 41.52. 56. 80. 149 Comingore. Mrs. Julia 11 Compton. Glenda 45. 138 Connelley. Ms. Mary Louise 15 Conrad. Cris 19. 25. 33. 52. 77. 79. 82. 101, 111. 120. 121.126131. 134. 136139. 141 Coonce Donald 19. 126131. 138 Cornwell. Caprice 34. 35. 72. 95. 96. 97. 138 Cornwell. Marla 35. 52. 104. 134. 147. 148 Costa. Camille 45. 52. 58.60. 77. 94 96 138 Co . Elizabeth 45. 52. 59. 138 Craig. Amy 109. 136. 137. 141 Craig. Dale 40. 56. 57. 138 Craig. Stephen 40. 136. 137 Craun. Bill 19. 52. 64. 65. 88. 126 131. 147. 148 Cravens. Allen 35. 67 Cravens. Cindy 19. 126. 131 Cravens. Tom 40. 56. 67 Creech. Candi 40. 52. 55. 138 Creech. Missy 45. 52 Creech. Scott 40 Creedon. Stephanie 52. 138 Crockett. Linda 35. 109. 141 Culler. Mrs. Carolyn 11 Culpepper. Jeffrey 40 Cunningham. Chris 45 Cunningham. Karla 19. 52. 77, 101 • 146. 147. 126. 131 Cusick. Samantha 40 Czerwonky. Jill 45.52.59 Czerwonhy. Kim 19. 25. 52. 70. 87. 111. 126. 131 Czerwonky. Pam 35. 52. 147. 148 -D- Dalton. Mike 35 Darby. Deedra 35. 52 Daugherty. Brad 35 Daugherty. Dean 67. 126. 131 Daugherty. Jamie 45. 56. 138 Daugherty. Robert 40. 56. 67. 138 David. Hunter 56. 69 Davis. Cherish 138 Davis. Penny 52 Davis. Robert 40. 52. 134. 149 Dawson Kary 35. 38. 52. 54. 64. 65.72.74.75.08 113. 134. 148. 71 Day. Chad 19. 64. 65. 126. 131 Day. Mr Ed 11 Decker. Bill 45 Deichef Dan 136. 137 Delashmit. Cory 40 Dennison. Melissa 19.33. 101. 126. 131 Dennison. Tamara 19. 59. 61. 136. 137, 126. 131 Dennison, Tracey 35. 56 Dery. Jeff 35 Dery. Laura 45. 136. 137 DeVillez. Catr.na 35. 52. 72. 95. 96. 97. 146 Deweese. Lisa 45. 136. 137 Dickenson. Denise 40. 52. 54. 70. 148 Dittamore. Doug 45. 52. 64. 65. 74. 88. 134. 138. 141.81 Dons. Shelley 40.52. 136. 137. 138. 140. 149 Dons. Mr Don II. 144 Dosch. Mrs. Susan 11 Douglas. Leonard 56.67.69. 74 Douglas. Mrs. Lynn 10 Downs. Michael 74. 81 Downs. Teresa 35. 138 Drake. Cara 40. 52. 58. 138. 146. 149.60 Drake. Roxie 45. 52. 95. 96. 138 Draper. Marla 45. 149 DuCharme. Art 40 Dulaney. Brenda 35. 52 Dunn. Bnce 19. 64. 65. 70. 72. 73. 71. 126. 131 Dunn. Brittany 45. 52. 54. 70. 79. 88. 138.60.82 Dyer. Carma 41. 109. 136. 137. 141 Dyer. Cindy 41. 52. 70 Dyer. Jarrod 35. 56 -E- Early wine. Miss Karen 11 Eastham, Angela 41 Edwards. Amy 45. 52. 95. 96. 149. 60 Edwards. Nikki 41 Eldredge. Scott 45. 48. 69. 74. 138 E(dredge, Tami 35 Ellington. Amanda 45. 149 Elliot. Mrs. Sandy 11. 146 Elliot. Jonathan 35 Emnck, Marsha 19. 59. 126. 131 Englebright. Andrea 41.52. 77, 94. 135. 149.82 English Renae 41. 52. 146. 82 Englum. Jamie 36. 138 Englum. Jessica 45. 104. 138 Erdman. Cheryl 36. 70. 87. 138. 140. 141. 147. 148 Erwim. Jennifer 36. 52. 58. 114. 136. 137. 147. 148 Erwin. Denita 45. 52. 136. 137 Eslinger. Chris 45. 135 Eslmger. Michael 36. 80 Eveland. Amy 36. 147. 148 Eveland Robert 36 Evinger. Brain 36. 52. 56.67 -F- Fagua. Rob 45 Fawbush. Denise 45. 136. 137 Felgenhauer, Carla 19. 126. 131 Fern. Mrs 11 Finger. Jim 52 Finkbiner. Danny 36 Fitzgerald. Sharon 45. 55 Fleming. Dawn 41 Foley. James 41 Ford. Loretta 19 Ford. Mrs. Norma Jean 15 Fowler. Amber 45. 52 Fowler. Ms. Christie 15 Fo . Kerry 3. 36 Franklin. Rhonda 45. 52. 138 Frazee, Butch 45. 69. 74 Frazier. Jayne 41.52. 136. 137. 138 Frazier. Ran. 22. 25. 52. 135. 147. 148. 126. 131 French. Tami 41,55. 56 Frey. Shelton 36. 52. 135. 141. 144 145. 71 Frost. Gail 22. 25. 33. 52. 101. 110. 135. 138. 144. 145. 147. 126. 131 Fudge. Harley 45. 138. 141 Fulk. Mr Jerry 12.72.74.89 Funkhouser. Jay 45. 52. 56. 69. 74. 82.83 Funkhouser. Richy 45. 56 Furry. Billy 45. 69 -G- Gale. Scott 126. 131 Galloway. Kara 46 Gallagher. Sean 46. 138 Gann. Bobbie Jo 36. 56. 136. 137 Gann. Chad 41.52. 65. 149.81 Gardner. Karen 36. 52. 148 Carver. David 41. 148 Garver. Mike 41.52. 61 Garvin. Tonya 149 Garvin. George 56 Gates Brain 22. 58. 126. 131 Gates. Robert 46. 52 Gates. Terry 46. 69. 74 Geekie. John 41. 46. 52. 65. 138. 149 Geekie. Melissa 52. 77. 94. 96 Gher. Darrin 38. 56.57 Gibson. Mr. John 12 Giesler Mr Don 12 Gilbert. Ten 22. 126. 131 Gill. Allen 59. 126. 131 Gill. Julie 41. 136. 137.82 Click. Todd 138 Good. Doug 22. 25. 134. 147. 148 126. 131 Goodman Julie 41 52. 149 Goodman. Philip 46. 52. 138. 141 Goodwin. Kara 41. 70. 141 Gordon, Mr. Gary L. 6. 12 Gore. Tracee 41. 72, 94. 96. 97. 100. 110. 101. 138.60 Gose. Lisa 41.52. 79. 110. 134. 136. 137.60.82 Gosnell, Cindy 22 Gosnell. Fred 36. 56 Gosnell. Mr Rick 12. 64. 65. 75 Graffis. Jared 46 Gray. Mr Mike 12. 56 Griffin. Darin 41 Grimes. Debbie 36 Groves. Jay 22.65. 126. 131 -H- Hahn Stephen 22. 56. 126. 131 Hale. David 22.67. 138. 140. 126. 131 Hall. Blair 22. 134. 146. 126. 131 Hall. Chene 46 Hall Don 36 Hall. Mike 126. 131 Hall. Scott 69 Hall. Steve 41.69 Hall. Tammy 46. 138 Hand. Bryan 46. 59. 138. 7 Hanks. Ann 56 Harbor. Richard 41 Harbor. Robin 22. 52. 126131 Hardy. Lon 41 Hardy. Mark 36 Harmon. Julie 22. 25. 52. 72. 95. 96.97. 101. 110. 144. 147. 148, 126 131 Harris. Heather 36. 136. 137. 141 Harris. Frank 67 Harris. Janet 46. 136. 137 Harris. Krista 46. 138 Harrison. Monicca 22, 31. 52. 146. 126131 Hartley. Dale 41. 138. 149 Haupt. Tony 22. 25. 52. 54.83. 126-131 Hawbecker. Dan 138 Hawkins. Mrs Patricia 12 Hayes. Beth 22. 126 131 Hayes. Cheston 46. 56 Hayes. Rob 46. 138 Haymaker. Eddie 80 Heelen. Mandy 41. 70. 100. 101. 136. 137 Heighton. Julie 52 Hemmger, Tammy 46.52. 138. 149 Henness. Jason 22. 126 131 Hensley. Jennifer 22.61.70. 87. 101. 138. 126131 Hensley. Jon 46 Henson. Angela 41 Hen Inch. Daness 46 Herrington. Kathie4l Herrington. Kris 22. 126 131 Hess. Sue 136. 137 Hewitt. Tammi 136, 137 Hickman. Tammy 22. 31.52. 56. 146 126131 Hickman. Paul 46 Hobson. Tammy 46 Hoeffken. Ann Renee 42, 52. 136, 137. 149 Hogam. Scott 42. 56.67 Holley. Mark 42. 52. 59. 65 Hollingsworth. Greg 22. 67. 86. 105. 83. 126131 Hollingsworth. Jon 46.69 Hollis Andrea 23. 52. 101. 138 126 131 Holloway. Jill 42. 52. 72. 94. 96. 97 100. 101, 118. 138. 149.60 Holloway. Sandra 36. 52. 104 Hooker. Stephanie 42. 138 Hornbrook Mr Allen 12. 46 56 Horn brook. Amy 46. 52. 138 Hornbrook. Floyd 43 Hornbrook. Ray 23. 56. 67. 109. 134. 138. 126131 Houghland. Mrs. Marjorie 12. 55 Hoult. Angela 42 Hoot. Debbie 23. 136. 137. 126 131 Howell. Lisa 36 Huff Rick 46. 74 Hughes. Ruby 23. 136. 137, 126131 Humphrey. Greg 30. 61. 65. 126131 Humphrey. Lisa 42. 52. 70. 138. 149 Hunt, Betty 46 Hunt. Diana 126-131 Hunt. Jim 56 Hurst. Melissa 36. 52 Hutchings. Art 23. 25. 138. 140. 126131 Hutchings. Kerry 36. 138 Hutchings. Marla 42. 55 Hutchings. Michelle A 52. 138 Hutchings. Michelle L. Huxford. James 42 -I- Inman. Scott 42. 138. 140. 148. 81 -J- Jaco. Barbara 42 Jared. Joell 44. 46. 52 Jarrett. Sheila 42 Jermgan. Paula 36. 52 Jobst. Andy 23. 52. 80 135. 138. 141.71. 126131 Johnson. Mrs. Ann 12 Johnson. Anthony 46 Johnson. Mrs. Betty 12. 15 Johnson. Lori 42. 52. 54. 101. 109. 121. 136. 137 Johnson. Scott 36. 52. 147 Jones. Mr Charles 12 Jones. Shelley 42. 55. 141 Jones. Steve 39. 42 Jones. William 36 Jordon. Merijo 46, 138 Joseph. Scott 81 -K- Keller Doug 36. 100. 101. 138. 149 Keller. Greg 48 Kelly. Carl 56 Kelly. Carl J 69 Kelly. Mike 36.52. 54.67.81 Kelly. Scott 46. 69 Keltz. Curtis 36. 59 Kennedy. Eddie 36 Kennedy. Daryl 56. 83 Kennedy. Jerry 46 Kennedy. Kevin 46. 69. 74. 81 Kennel. Beth 59. 138 Kerens. Paula 36 Kerekgyarto, Jim 42 K«rick, Scot! 46. 56 Kesner. David 138.83 Key . Andy 46. 52.64. 74. 138. 149 Kirby. Cathy 36. 52. 136. 137. 149 Kirby. Mr Larry 12.80 Kispert. Tony 69 Klofcer. Mr Lot 12. 100. 101 Klug. Sutan 46 79. 100. 101. 138. 82 Knight. Janice 36. 56 Knight. Kristi 46. 52. 138 Knight. Lori 23. 52. 138 140. 147, 12 131 Knight. Sheri 42. 56 136 Knuth. Karl 46 56 138 Kollman. Jennifer 42 Koutsoumpes Julie 36 77. 79 Kreckman. John 42.67 138 Kuhn. Darren 46 74. 100, 101 -L- Labaurne Woodrow 46. 74 Lacy. Greg 23 25. 31. 52. 64. 65. MO. 135. 147, 148 81. 126131 Lage. Renee 47. 136. 137. 138. 82 Land. Brad 42. 52 tanker Mr . Carolyn 12 Lank ter. Jeanne 42. 136. 137 Lankster. Shame 47. 69. 74 Larrance. Autumn 23. 52. 126 131 Latshaw. Albert 36. 136. 137 Lawhead. Deedra 23. 33. 101. 111. 138. 144 147, 148 126 131 Lawson. Aaron 36. 38. 52. 54. 101. 144 Lawson. Die 23. 25. 52. 105. 138. 126131 Lawton. Mrs Pat 12 Lawton. Russell 47 Lee. Kelly 47. 52. 94. 135. 136, 137. 149 Leonard. Dr Larry 6. 8. 9 Lewi . Lori 36. 138 Lewis. Sheila 23. 120. 136. 137, 126131 Lewis. Steve 42. 61. 101.60 Lewsader. Carolyn 42. 52. 149 Light. Ben 36. 52. 67. 75. 134. 138. 140. 141. 147. 148. 60.71 Lilley. Jackie 42. 52. 134.60 Linton. Bobby 47. 48. 56 Listner. Lonnie 36 Littleton. April 36 Livingston. Tracy 47 Lockhart. Mr Paul G. 13 Lowe. Mr Sue 13 Lowry Michelle 23. 141. 126131 Lucas. Kim 47.52. 138 Ludtngton. Jennifer 23. 52. 58. 109. 114. 115. 136. 137. 141.81. 126131 Ludington. Ken 41.47, 74. 138. 81 Ludington. Mr Phil 13 Lund. Stephanie 1.9. 23. 52. 58. 114. 136. 137. 138. 144. 145. 147. 148. 126131 Lynch. Monme 47. 136. 137 -M- Mager Brain 36. 136. 137. 138 Mansfield. Demerie 3. 23. 31.52. 58. 101. 114 138. 146 147. 148 126131 Merchant. Patricia 42 Marlowe. Billy 47. 58. 69. 100. 101. 114. 115. 138.60 Marlowe. Eric 23. 24. 65. 138. 140 141.71. 126 131 Marshall Todd 52.58 114. 136. 137. 138. 148 60 Martin. Chris Lee 42. 56 138 Martin. Kathy 52. 138 Martin. Michael 47 49. 69. 74. 135. 149 81 Martin Pamela 23. 24. 33. 52. 100. 101. 108. 110. 135. 138. 141. 147. 148 126 131 Matheny, Jane 42 Mathews. Kile 47. 56 Mattingly Jeannie 42. 52. 149 Mattingly. Melissa 46. 47. 56. 79. 149 Maynard. La Tonya 23. 141. 126131 Maynard. Michael 47 McCarty. Jennifer 23.61. 138. 126131 McCarty. Mark 36 McConchie. Carla 42. 55 McCoy. Charlene 36. 55. 136. 137. 141 McDaniel. Mr Jerry 6 McDaniel. John 36 McDaniel. Robert 26. 31 64 65 126131 McDaniel. Teresa 26. 33. 101. 138 126131 McDaniel. Tim 47. 52. 138. 83 McDaniel. M Virginia 15 McHenry. Sarah 47, 95. 96. 110. 123. 138.60 McIntosh Jana 47. 59.95. 96. 104. 118. 134. 138. 149 McIntosh. Marianne 26. 52. 101. 138. 141. 126131 McMahan. Michael 56. 69 McNebb Ms Mary 13 McPherson. Greg 36, 81 Mears. Bobbie 42. 55. 136. 137 Meeks. Joey 36 Melton. Todd 26. 80. 138. 140. 83. 126131 Mercer. Jamie 42. 138 Metcal, Sean 42 Milam. David 47. 52. 64. 74. 138. 149. 71 Miller. Dam 36 Miller. Jeff 42 Miller. Jody 36.52. 101.71 Miller. Tina 26. 120. 126 131 Millis. Kelly 47 Mitchell. Thadius 26. 126 131 Mood. Scott 42 Moore. Angie 26. 56. 141, 126-131 Moore. Darrell 42 Morgan. Die 26. 67. 138. 126131 Morgan. Greg 36.67. 138 Mornsey. Lisa 42. 58. 114. 136. 137. 141 Mornsey. Pat 36. 56. 64. 65. 72 Mornsey. Tim 26. 52. 54. 56. 65. 126131 Moss. Curtis 36. 52. 65. 138. 140. 141. 147. 148.60.71 Moss. Matt 47. 56. 138. 141.60 Murphy. Mrs. Kathy 15 Murphy. Megan 65 Murphy. Tracy 47 Murry. Ms Kim 15 Myers, Crystal 42. 52. 56. 135. 148 Myers. Scott 26. 126 131 Myers. Tim 72. 75.81 -N- Hall. Michael 26. 80. 87. 126131 Neibarger. Angela 26. 52. 82. 126131 Heibarger. Troy 56 Helson. Mrs Gail 13. 59 Newlln, Sean 3. 36. 52. 138. 60 Newman. Paul 42. 75 Nicholson. Brenda 26. 31.61. 120. 146 126131 Nicholson. Greta 47 Noel Annette 26. 55.59. 126131 Noel Shawnna 36 55. 136. 137 -o- O Bryan. Philip 36. 52.65. 100. 101 81 O'Connor. Pamela 36. 52. 136, 137 Ogle. Mr Carl 13 Ogle Ginn, 47. 52. 138. 141.60 Ogle. Kelly 26. 31 52. 146 126 131 Ogle Leah 42. 144 O'Neil. Amy 47.56. 136. 137 Orris. Karen 42. 55. 59. 136.137 -P- Padgett. Amy 47. 52. 136. 137. 149 72 Papadakos. David 42. 56. 138. 140 Parker. David 52. 138 Parks. Amy 26. 144. 145. 126 131 Parks, Dr Terry 6 Parrish. Annette 42. 52. 70 Parrish. David 26. 147. 126 131 Parsons. Johnny 36 Patalas. Pete 47. 58. 114. 138 Payne. Amy 47. 79. 100. 101.82 Payne. Bryan 26. 109. 126 131 Pearman. John 44 47. 52. 69. 134. 138 Pellum. Miss Marlene 14. 77 Pendley Angela 36. 52. 58. 120. 136. 137. 138. 140.60 Pendley. Tammy 47, 52. 138 Perkinson. Tamara 47. 52. 149 Perry. Candi 126131 Petticrew. Tammy 26. 31. 146. 126 131 Pfanz. Ms Susan 14. 135 Phelps. Donna 36. 136. 137 Phillippt. Tam. 26. 126 131 Pme. Jenny 48 Pme. Todd 46 56 Piper Kim 44 48. 52. 70. 104. 146 82 Pitts. Brent 27. 138. 140. 126131 Pitts. Stacey 36. 148 Pitts. Shan 48. 136. 137 Pool. Amy 48 52. 79. 138. 149. 60 Poore. Allison 42. 52. 149 Porter. Kris 42. 52. 76. 77. 78. 138. 82 Postlewait. John 48 149 Postlewait. Mr Mike 14. 59.69. 83 Potter. Steven 42. 52. 112 Poynter. Mary Ann 27. 31. 138. 140. 146. 126131 Prouse. Andy 36 Prouse. Emma 136. 137 Prouse. Tom 126131 Pruiett. Sean 48. 52 Puruelt, Mr Tom 14. 67. 72. 74 Pustelniak. Kim 42 -Q- Queary. Fred 36. 134. 135. 138. 140. 147. 148 60.85.71 Queary. Pamela 42. 52. 64. 65. 138. 149. 60.82 Qumn. Brian 27. 135. 126131 Quinn. Melissa 36. 52. 110. 138. 141 Qumn. Tonya 43. 136. 137 -R- Raley. Mr Monty 6 Raley Tobi 43.52. 138 Randall. Brian 136131 Rausch. James 48 Ray. Tami 36 Ray. Tina 27. 52. 110. 144. 145. 149. 126131 Redman Jeff 27. 58. 126 131 Redmon. Robbie 126131 Redmon. Samantha 43 Reed Matt 36. 56. 67 Reel Jill 43. 52. 70. 136. 137. 82 Reetey. Frank I. 33. 65. 72. 73 89. 110. 134. 138. 147. 148. 81.85. 126131 Remlmger. Fred 43. 67 Reveil. Kim 43. 109. 136. 137. 141 Revell. Steve 37. 52 Rice. Keith 37. 60 Richardson. David 37. 52. 56. 81 Rigdon. Crystal 43. 52 Rigdon. Helen 43 Rigdon. Jerry 37. 52. 58. 114. 136. 137 Rigdon. Raymond 126131 Rinehart. Jamie 27. 65. 126131 Roberts. Brad 43 Roberts. Brett 37 Roberts. Jennifer 48. 136. 137 Robertson, Stephanie 43. 52. 58. 72.94 96.97. 100. 101. 138 148.60 Robinson. Candy 37 Robinson Lisa 37. 52. 138 149 Robison. Tonya 37 Rodriguez. Mickey 48. 52 Rodriguez. Traci 48. 136. 137 Rogers. Cory 43. 52. 71 Rollings Brad 69. 138 Rooney. Katie 48 95. 96. 123. 138. 146 149.60 Roush. Jan 48. 52. 122. 138 Roush. Jeff 43. 75 Rue. Becky 43 Ruff. Mr Paul 6 Rush. Mike 37.67 Rush. Tracy 48. 138 Russel. Lon 37. 52 Russel. Scott 48. 65. 138. 149 -s- Sabens. Mr. Steve 13. 14. 71 Sanders. Troy 48. 138 Sanquenetti. Diana 37. 52. 109. 141 Saw law Shanna 27. 31. 126 131 Schenkel. Brad 27. 31.52. 67. 138 126131 Schodlatz. Mike 27. 31. 138, 147. 81. 126131 Scott. Denise 37. 136. 137. 138 Scott. Jeanette 19. 126131 Scott. Jeanna 40 Scott. Matt 27. 126131 Scott. Patricia 34. 52. 136.137. 138 Scott. Richard 43. 67. 52. 100. 101 Seaney. DArlena 43. 141 Seaney. Kellie 37 Selby. Ms Kathy 12 Setzer. Brian 46. 48. 56. 69 Setzer Julie 52. 77. 94. 96. 135. 136. 137. 138. 141. 149 Setzer. Kim 37. 52. 77 Seaton. Bobbie 43. 55 Shaffner, Mr Bdl 6 Shanks. Patricia 43. 52 Shear. John 48. 56 Shephard. Jenny 48. 149 Sherer. Bart 27.71. 126131 Sherer . Joel 43.60 Sherer Matt 48 60. 71 Shook Arme 43. 52. 136. 137 Silverman. Rhonda 27. 31. 56. 72. 95. 96. 101. 136. 137. 126131 Simmons. Cindy 27. 59. 79. 136. 137.82. 126131 Simmons. Sandy 27. 59. 79. 136. 137.82. 126131 Simpson. Danny 37 Simpson. Darin 37. 56 Sims. Mrs. Debra 14 Sinclair. Kevin 48 Sink, Melvin 48 Skinner. Catherine 24. 27. 33. 52. 70.87. 138. 126 131 Skinner. Robert 48. 52 Smithson. Chris 43. 75 Smithson. Stacy 25. 27. 33. 65. 104. 105. 108. 109. 135. 138. 140. 141. 147. 148.81. 126131 Snyder . Carla 27. 31. 52. 120. 121. 136. 137. 138. 147. 148. 126 131 Snyder. Jeanette 55. 136. 137, 138 Solomon. Cheryl 48 Solomon. Kevin 126131 Speicher. David 71.60. 71 Spencer. Matt 37 Spencer. Scott 37 Sperry. Marty 44. 48. 65. 74. 134. 138. 141. 149.81 Sperry. Mr Warren 9. 14. 139 Spillman. Dan 48 74. 138. 60. 81 Spitler. Scott 37 Staley. Angela 48, 52. 138 Staley. Mr Robert 14 Stanfield. Laura 37. 52. 54, 58. 64. 65. 77.94.96. 101. 114. 115. 120. 135-138. 147. 148.60 Stasiak Barb 37. 109. 136. 137. 141 Staton. Steve 37 Step. James 136. 137 Stephens. Mr James 6 Stevens. Chad 81 Stewart. Karen 43. 52. 55. 136. 137 Stidham. Joe 27. 58. 126131 Strader. Floyd 56. 59 Strader. Samantha 27. 136. 137. 126131 Stults. Kristi 37.52. 138 Summers. David 48. 69. 74, 134. 138. 149.83 Summers. Dawn 37.52. 70. 77. 79. 135. 138. 147. 148.82 Sutton. Bryce 39. 43 52. 138. 140. 141. 149. 60.71 Sutton. Mitzi30.31.52. 101. 136. 137. 141. 126131 Swanson. Regina 52. 70. 149 Sweet. Brian 46 48. 56. 74. 83 Sweet. Terri 37. 72. 95. 96. 97. 104. 134. 148. 149 Swmford. Autie 52 Swmford. Doug 37. 56 Switzer. Amy 37. 138 Switzer. Kathy 30 Switzer. Leslie 48 Switzer. Tammy 37. 56 Syfert. Vicky 37. 136. 137 •T- Tague. Robert 30. 138.81. 126131 Taylor. Cory 43. 56 Taylor. Dorothy 43. 109. 141 Taylor. Jeff 30.67.86. 126131 Taylor. Troy 43.67 Templeton. Mrs. Sandra 14 Terrell. Mr Steve 77 Terrell. Ten 39. 43. 52.61 Tessman. Amy 43. 136. 137 Theide. Heather 37 Thomas Charla 43. 56. 136. 137 Thomas. Chnsti 48. 55 Thompson. Brenda 30. 136. 137. 126 131 Thompson. David 30. 31. 52. 67. 72. 110. 138. 141.81. 126131 Throckmartin. Mary Jo 48. 136. 137 Throne burg, Dale 48 Throneburg. Mr. Mike 14. 135 Tingley. Latisha 48 Tinkham. Kermin 37 Tosser, Drew 56 Travoli. Travis 48. 69 Trine. Rita 43. 136. 137 Trine. Steven 37. 52. 58. 59. 114. 138. 141 Trizzle. Carol 136. 137 Tucker. Robert 37 Twigg. Barry 43. 56 Twigg. Pat 30. 58. 126131 -u- Upchurch. Kathy 37 Upchurch. Penny 48 -V- Vandiver. Travis 37. 136. 137. 138. 60 VanHoutin. Jerry 126131 VanHoutm. Lon 37 Vanlandinghem. Mr. Daryl 14. 58 Vaughn Jason 37 Verden. Laura 43.52. 101. 138.60 Vice. Allen 43.67. 80. 136. 137 Vice. Becky 136. 137 Vice. Jeff 25. 30. 110. 126 131 Vitale. Eno 43.67 Voelz. Edward 52. 83 -w- Wacaser. Lorre 3. 37. 52. 58 114 136. 137. 148. 147.81 Wagoner. Angie 43. 136, 137. 149 Walden. Eddie 48. 57. 69. 83 Walden. John 69. 80. 136. 137. 83 Waldhauser. Mark 48 74. 114. 135. 138. 149.81 Walker. Michelle 48 Walker. Mike 48 Wallace. Brian 37 Wallace. Debbie 37. 138 Waller. Anita 56 Walls. Brant 43 Walls. Kelly 30. 52. 72.95. 96. 97. 100. 101. 105. 134. 147. 126131 Walter. Gerard 6. M3. 134 Ward. Lynn 136. 137 Washburn. Frances 48 Watkins. James 30. 58. 126131 Watson. Josh 43. 75 Watters. Jamie 37.61 Watts. Mr Mike 6. 9 Weber . Jody 48 81 Weber. Julie 37. 141 Weger. Ms Beverly 15 Weir. Mrs. Cynthia 14. 52. 61 Westerfield. Carmen 38. 72.95. 96. 97. 110. 134. 138 Weston. Derek 25. 30.64. 65. 72. 88. 110.83.85. 126 131 Weston. Karen 136. 137 Wheeler, Shaun 48, 69. 74 Wheeler. Tim 38 White. Amy 43. 52.61. 72. 94. 96 97. 110. 118 Whittington. Traci 30. 126131 Whittemore. Cindy 30. 77. 120. 138. 147. 148 126131 Wilken. Elizabeth 136. 137 Wilken. Robert 56 Williams. Donnie 67.86 Willis. Codi 48. 52. 59. 60. 82 Willis. Jennifer 48. 141 Willis. Michelle 38. 52. 77. 79. 88 Willoughby . Corey 30. 126131 Willoughby Lisa 48 52. 138. 149 60 Wilson. Kathy 48 Wilson. Mike 48 Wilson. Mike 56. 74.81 Wilson. Misty 43 Wilson. Regina 48 Wilson. Renee 38 Wilson. Richard 43 Wilson. Tony 43. 67 Winkler. Amy 48. 136. 137 Winkler . Heidi 43.52 Winkler. Tammy 136. 137 Winkler. Wayne 43 Wiseman. Pat 38. 52. 135. 138. 71 Witmer. Kyle 38 52. 58. 72. 74. 109. 114. 115. 136 137. 138 148 149 Witmer. Stacy 52. 138 Wittenmyer. Danny 38 WoHe. Linda 48 138 Wolfe. Terry 48. 69. 80. 87. 133 Wolfe. Yvette 30 Woilman. Rebecca 49. 52. 59. 79 Wombles. Paul 30. 126131 Wright. Amy 43. 52. 58. 70. 87. 114. 138.60 Wright. Mrs Marilyn 70 -Y- Young. Angie 30. 120. 126131 Young. David 49 72. 149 Young. Kara 43. 52. 64 65. 138. 82 Young. Racheal 52. 138. 141 Young. Rebecca 52. 138. 149 Yuza. Joe 43. 52. 148 71 Yuza. Steven 49. 149 Index 183 PRICE LISTS Pizza $10.00 Gas $1.18 Big Mac $1.65 Can of Coke $ .45 Movie $1.00 Record Album $9.00 Jeans $30.00 Sweater $25.00 Pack of Gum $ .30 Your Picture Favorites Your Favorite Person Ticket Stub From Your Favorite Movie Do It Yourself! Favorite Movie: Favorite Song: Favorite Rock Group: Favorite TV Show: Favorite Soap: Favorite Food: Favorite Actor: Favorite Actress: Favorite Outfit: Favorite Passtime: Favorite Person: FADS crop pants florescent colors beads jelly shoes sweater vests gaudy jewelry walking shorts 184