Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

1986-1987 ARENA Paris High School 300 S. Main St. Paris, Illinois Designed and Produced by the Arena Staff 2 Table of Contents Table of Contents Title Page..........................1 Table of Contents...................2 Opening.............................4 Campus Life.........................6 Student Body.......................14 Faculty Administrators.............52 Academics..........................64 Organizations......................84 Sports............................100 Events............................126 Advertisements....................154 Index.............................174 Closing...........................176 Paris High School Students 11 u Students Make Tracks To Employment Opportunities a. Traccc Gore is full of smiles as she fulfills her job requirements at Prime Time Video. b. Melissa Creech and Kim Calvert wait on hungry customers at Hardees. c. Rick Scott is once again caught sitting on the job at Bridwclfs. d. Jane Matheny prepares a meal at Kentucky Fried Chicken. c. Regina Swanson serves many hours watching the pool as she lifeguards for the YMCA. f. At Joe’s Pizza, Eno Vitale finished a pizza to the delight of his customer, the photographer. Job Opportunities 7 Familiar Tracks Around The Paris High School Campus b a. Charla Thomas exerts enthusiasm during physical education. b. Eno Vitale. T. J. Coleman, Jill Holloway, Melinda Atienza, and Mr. Walter discuss school policies. c. Brian Furry searches for his lost text book. d. Camie Costa. Eleanor Atienza and Jamie Bess get ready to study for a big test. e. The Christmas tree in the library adds the festive touch around the holidays. f. Todd Marshall represents every weary student after play practice. g. The two Scott’s — Mood and Inman prepare the honor roll list. h. 5th hour study hall tried its hand at set design. c 8 Campus Life h a. Bobby Jones says “HI” to the camera. b. Carolyn Lcwsadcr sews her pants with much concentration. c. Jeff McKenna sands his wood working project without a sweat. d. Alan Barry helps to maintain the Fenton English Library and Media Center. e. Mr. Mackey demonstrates one of many machines in the Industrial Arts Department. f. Student Council members discuss their upcoming fund raiser. g. Paris girls show their school spirit as they participate in the annual Powder Puff game as part of the Homecoming Festivities. h. It's hard to tell what Beth Waldhauscr is trying to accomplish. Campus Life 11 Some Tracks Will Be Hard to Duplicate 12 After 34 years of teaching about chemistry, and life in general, Mr. John Gibson is retiring from his post at PHS. To chemistry students, Mr. Gibson, red hair and white lab coat, was a familiar sight since he has been teaching Chemistry I and II for the last 28 years. His power tests, mind boggling though they were, left a lasting impression. Mr. Gibson says he may not know how to act the first day of school next year when everyone else starts making their ways back to PHS. He and his wife, Martha, plan to travel, though, and he would like to do more woodworking. In short. Mr. Gibson plans to enjoy his retirement. “I don’t know where the time went,” commented Mr. Gibson. “I am really going to miss the people.” The people, faculty and students will miss him, too. We Dedicate This Book To Mr. Gibson and Mr. Giesler Educators In the True Sense of the Word “The Chief’ as he was called by many of his colleagues, Mr. Don Gielser was a master teacher. His American History students learned more than just facts. They discovered that history was interesting. Mr. Giesler’s dynamic lectures and his constant fairness made his class one that students remembered many years after they graduated. And, students fondly remembered Mr. Giesler: whistling down the hallways, pushing up his glasses, giving out Chinese laundry tickets, and cheerfully greeting each student. The Class of 1987 was the last class that had the pleasure of having Mr. Giesler. In the words of one senior, “Mr. Giesler also taught us courage, because despite having cancer, he gave us his best.” In February, 1987, Don Giesler lost his battle with cancer. He had been at Paris High School for 28 years, and he will be missed. Dedication 13 14 Student Body In late August of 1983, our Senior class entered Paris High School. In that same month the High School got a new Assistant Principal — Mr. Gerry Walter. Since Mr. Walter has been here for the same length of time as the Class of ’87, this year the Arena Staff asked him to write about the Senior class. Tuesday, August 24, 1983. The first day of high school. I remember thinking that the freshman class looked pretty sharp. They even acted rather mature for normal freshman “greenies.” Since I started working here two days before school started, I didn't know anyone in this building. Even the freshmen knew more people than I did. When I became Student Council sponsor I found out what a wild and crazy group the freshman class really was. Over the last four years I have learned to appreciate the talents of the Class of '87. Together we learned about Paris High School. Who are the tough teachers? What classes could be cut? We rookies learned at the same time all the important information that students need to know. Seriously, it has been my pleasure to have worked for four years with the Class of '87. They are an outstanding group of young men and women. The Class of 1987 has accomplished great things during their four years. They have brought leadership, recognition, and pride to this school, this community, and to themselves. They have made Paris High School a great place to work for these four years. Best Wishes and Good Luck to each of you! Gerry Walter, Principal b a. Ed Voeltz works hard in the library. b. Amy White, Julie Clover, Heidi Winkler. Melissa Geekic, Andrea Englcbright. and Rcnac English take Godzilla for a walk. c. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jennifer Bess— President, Stephanie Robertson — Vice President, Cyndi Dyer — Secretary, Kris Porter — Treasurer. 16 Seniors Pictured above (not in order) are this year’s Class Couples. The Class Clowns who kept the students in stitches and the teachers in tears were Jill Reel, Robbie Davis, and Art DuCharme. Brant Walls and Heidi Winkler have been inseparable for the past three years and were voted Class Couple. Most likely to be found in the arms of others are the Class Flirts — Rick Scott, Jennifer Bess, and Melissa Geekie. T. J. Coleman and Kris Porter, this year’s Most Athletic Couple, can always be found fumbling around and shooting baskets. Our Most Studious Couple, David Cerra and Andrea Englebright, spend endless hours poring over the books. Daydreaming about everything except school, Brian Furry and Darlena Seeney are our Spaciest Couple. The couple who makes attendance to parties mandatory, Julie Gill and Mark Holley, are the Life of the Party. Josh Watson and Stephanie Robertson always have the latest on the concert scene because they Never Miss a Concert. The Coolest Couple in the Senior class is Lewis Metcalf and Janie Bramlett. Last but not least, this year’s Sexiest Couple is Richie Wilson and Tracee Gore. Seniors 17 Class of 1987 Makes Diverse Tracks Mike Adams Mark Anderson Bobbie Arrasmilh Melinda Alienza David Bailey Missy Bailey Tom Baumcyer Toni Bee Patti Bennett Richard Bennett Annette Berry JennilVr Bess James Birch Rebecca Black Jim Blue, Jr. Judi-Jo Bocwc Rita Boren Susan Bo u slog Mike Bowen Cory Bradford 18 Seniors To College, Armed Services, Jobs, or Marriage Stacey Brading Jannie Bramlctt Sally Branson Becky Brooks Phil Brown Trish Brown Dan Brunner John Buchanan Tim Campbell John Carriere Tammy Carrcll David Cerra Andy Clark Julie Clover T. J. Coleman Jim Comingore Amy Craig Dale Craig Steven Craig Tom Cravens Seniors 19 MICHAEL L. ADAMS Nickname: Ozzic Future Plans: To attend SIU. Activities: Basketball I; Football I-2; Baseball 1-3; Spanish Club 3, President 3; Student Council 2 MARK T. ANDERSON Nickname: Markus, Carcass Future Plans: Go to SIU, become a mortician, and live in a cabin deep in the woods Activities: Student Council 1-4; Key Club 1,2; Band 104; Jazz Band 1- 4; Orchestra 1-4; Basketball I-3; Jr. Hangar Board Secretary 2; Homecoming Escort 2; Homecoming King First Runnerup 4; Band President 4; Outstanding Musician Award 1-3 BOBBIE JEAN MEARS ARRASMITil Nickname: Boob Future Plans: To get where I'm going in life and be happy with Brad and Amanda. Activities: F.H.A. 1-4 Chorus 2; May Fete 2 MELINDA UMALI ATIENZA Nickname: Linder, Filipino, Pygmy Future Plans: To go to college at the U. of I. and become a successful pathologist. Someday marry a wonderful person and be very happy. Activities: Tennis I; Cheerleading 1; Class President 1; Student Council 1-4, Executive Secretary 2, Secretary 4; Key Club 1-4, Vice President 4; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society; Chemistry Team 2; Jets Team I; Spanish Club 3, 4; Sub Debs; Band 1-3; Orchestra 3; May Fete I -4; Powder Puff 3, 4 DAVID WAYNE BAILEY Nickname: Beetle, Dave Future Plans: Go to college become an Electrical Engineer and own a Porsche 911 SCTarga. Activities: Football I; Band 1-4; Brass Choir 2- 4; Jazz Band 4; Orchestra 4 MELISSA DEF BAILEY Nickname: Missy F'uture Plans: Struggle through college. Take each day as it comes, stay in touch with my friends, travel the world, return to Fred’s and never let the good times pass me by. Maybe someday, after kissing so many toads, I will find my Prince Charming. Activities: Cheerleading 1-4, State Champion 2, Nationals 2-3; Drama 2-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Chorus I; Track I; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Chemistry Team 2; Powder Puff 1-3; May Fete 1-4; Sub Debs 3-4, Secretary 4; Winter Carnival Court 3; Europe Trip 1986 I ON I LEE BEE Nickname: Tonus, Buzz, Sloni, Happy, T.T. Toni, TLBTSSBBJB F'uture Plans: To attend college and become a cosmetologist. Move away and lead a long and happy life and never lose touch with my friends. Activities: Chorus 1-4; May Fete 1,4; Spanish Club 2; FHA 1; Key Club 1; Boys Track Manager 3; Powder Puff 3, 4 PATRICIA 1. BENNETT Nickname: Patti, Princess, Sunshine, Pat, PIB F'uture Plans: To go to Western Illinois University and study accounting. Become a CPA and marry a very special guy in my life. Activities: Band I; Library Aide 2; Brass Choir 1; May F'ete 4; Office Helper 3 RICHARD JAMES BENNEIT F'uture Plans: Go to Lake Land College and marry Tammy Switzer. Activities: FFA 1-4, Honor Roll ANNETTE L. BERRY Future Plans: To attend college and become an elementary school teacher. Also to marry that special someone and live life to its fullest. Activities: May Fete 2-4; National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Sub Debs; Girls' State VICTOR BERRY Nickname: Bon Jovi Future Plans: To get hired by a BMX Freestyle team and make $59,000 a year riding bicycles JENNIFER LYNN BFSS Nickname: J.B., Thumper. Lumberjack, Waffles, Pinky, Harley, Ole Bessy, Cupcake, Spaz Future Plans: Attend college, major in Commercial Art and Interior Design. Lives a long happy life my Doc Wellum. Activities: May Fete 1-3; Powder Puff I -3; Student Council 2-4, Executive Secretary 4; Class Secretary 3; Class President 4; FFA 1-4. Reporter 3, Star Green Hand I, FFA Sweetheart 1; Art Club 1-4. President 3-4; Spanish Club 3-4, Secretary 4 JAMF'„S BIRCH Nickname: Shyboy Future Plans: To attend EIU and obtain a master's degree in zoology. Activities: FFA 1-2, 4 REBECCA LYNN BLACK Nickname: B.B., Bee, Smurf, Spook, Crash Future Plans: Get married to that special someone in my life. Always live one day at a time. Always remember 9-27-85. Try to remember to SAVE AN ALLIGATOR KILL A PREP.” Never forget all the great wild parties that certain people have. Never forget the great times K.O. and I had working at McDce’s and someday we arc going to own our own McDonald’s. Last but not least always remember all of my friends especially R.B. for never forgetting 5-29-84 Activities: Chorus 1-4; FFA, Grecnhand Degree, Chapter Farmer Degree JAMES PHILLIP BLUE II Nickname: Jim-Bob, Jimmy, Stetson. Blue-Boy F'uture Plans: Attend Olivet Nazcrcne University, find some belter jokes, get rich and fulfill the plans God has for my life. Activities: Football I; Basketball 2; Intcrmural Basketball 3-4; FFA 4; Bible Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Premier Boys’ State 3 JUD1JOBOEWE Nickname: J.J, Jo Future Plans: I plan to attend I.S.U. and one day be a teacher. Maybe even at P.H.S. I hope to always keep in touch with my friends and remember all of the fun times. Activities: Student Council 1-4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice-Prcsident 1,4; Class Officer 1-2; Class President 2; Cheerleading 1-4 (Nationals 2,3); State Champions 2; First Place National Dance 2; Homecoming President 4; May Fete 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Sub Debs 3-4; Vice President 4; Powder Puff 2-4; Drama I; Europe “84 RI TA MARIE BOREN Nickname: Pudgcy, Billy, Reba, Rita Mac, B.B.A., Mayleen F'uture Plans: To go to college and major in something. I’m not telling what. You’ll all be surprised!! I plan on keeping in touch with my friends. Activities: May Fete I; Grecnhand Degree I; Chapter Farmer Degree 2; FFA 1-4; Jr. Chaplain 2; Chaplain 304 SUSAN MARIE BOUSLOG Nickname: half-pint Future Plans: Go to college then get married and own my dream house. Activities: May Fete 3-4; FFA 1-4; Jr. Chaplain 4; FHA 4; Chorus 2 COREY CHRISTOPHER BRADFORD Nickname: Stallion. Bradchcvy, Cor F'uture Plans: Attend a college suitable for my field with a good sports program. Leave my soul to Fresh and Old Man. Marry a foxy southern sweetheart and live on a 20 Seniors uninhabited tropical island for the rest of my life. Activities: Cross-Country 1-4 Co-Captain 4; Boys Basketball 1-4; Free Throw PCT AWARD 2 JANNIK MAE BRAMLETT Future Plans: Go to college and study Dental Hygiene, become rich, move to some big city and marry Josh. Activities: Powder PutT4; Honor Roll Award 3 BECKY JO BROOKS Nickname: Beackcr, Bootsy, Aunt Beck, Wiskct F uture Plans: To maybe go to Arizona State. Always remember my close friends and all the great times. Togo to the railroad station one more time and watch lights blink on. All of us eating TribbtTs in Bridwcll’s parking lot. Last but not least to always make my special someone happy. Activities: Spanish Club 1-4; Powder Puff I -4; Sub Debs 3-4; May Fete 1-4; Library Aide 2-3 ANNE MARIK BROWN Future Plans: To get married, go into the airline business, and have kids. Activities: Band I -4 F'uture Plans: To have an easy life spend some time relaxing and move away from Paris. PATRICIA ANNETTE BROWN Nickname: Trish, Sarge Future Plans: To attend the university of my choice, major in English, and one day become a famous writer. Activities: Band I-4; Chorus 1-4; Drama Club 1-4; Spanish Club 2- 4; Honor Roll 1-4; May Fete 1-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Tiger Tales StafT2; Arena Staff 3- 4; I.M E.A. All-State 4; Girls Octet 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3-4 DANIEL JAMES BRUNER Nickname: Dan. Danny, Pooncr, Tunes, Dan-Dan F'uture Plans: To attend Millikcn University or Purdue University and major in economics. To get married to Jill-Bee and be forever happy with her. Activities: Latin Club 1-2; Varsity Golf 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Tennis 4; Golf Best Average 2-3; All-Apollo Conference Golfer 3-4; Basketball (Best Free Throw %) I; Honor Roll I -4; National Honor Society 3-4, President 4; Delegate to Premier Boys’ State; Who's Who Among American High School Students JOHNATHAN BUCHANAN Nickname: Diver F'uture Plans: Further my education, get a good job. Get married, have kids, get a dog. make some money, retire young, die at a ripe old age. Activities: Football 2-4; Basketball 1,3; Golf I; Baseball 2; Track 3-4; Student Council 3; Class President 3; Lcttcrman Club 2-4; Spanish Club 1.4; SIX'3, 4; Tiger Tales I ; Band 3-4 TIMOTHY JAMF2S CAMPBELL Nickname: Tim, Guido, Guido Bud Future Plans: To become a millionaire, own a Lamborghini and a Vette and have women all over me for the rest of my life. Activities: Varsity Golf 3; Spanish Club 1-4; Honor Roll I, 3-4 TAMARA JEAN CARRELL Nickname: Tammy F'uture Plans: Go to Business College and study to be an Executive Secretary. Maybe in the later future study to be an Airline Secretary. Activities: Bible Club 3-4; Chorus 4 JOHN J.CARRIERE Nickname: Space, Dude, Druggie, Slugger, 9 F'uture Plans: To return to California, start a religion that worships Led Zepplin. Shave my head and dance around naked with a tambourine. DAVID PATRICK CERRA Nickname: Moose F'uture Plans: To go to Notre Dame and play in their band. Activities: Band 1-4; Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 1-3; Track 3; Football 4; Most Improved Player Award 4; Orchestra 1 -4; Jazz Band 2-4; Brass Choir 1-4; Govemment Contemp. Study Club 4; Golf 2, 3; Tennis 1,4 ANDREW ALLEN CLARK Nickname: Beaker, Red F'uture Plans: I plan to attend ISU and study computer electronics. While attending ISU, I would like to continue my “Disc Jockey” career at the college station. Activities: Key Club 2-4; Treasurer 4; Paris Players 3, 4; Tennis 1-4; Spanish Club 3. 4; May Fete Light Crew 2-4; Young Republicans 4; Library Aide 4; Arena 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4 GREG CLARK Future Plans: Go to college and become a computer programmer JULIE A. CLOVER Nickname: Jules, 4-leaf F'uture Plans: Live in a gigantic country home and design my own line of clothing. Activities: Varsity C'hccrleading 3; First Rcgionals; Third State; Band 1-3; French Club 1-4; Homecoming 2; Winter Carnival Court 3; Tennis 1,2; Sub Debs 3, 4; May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff I-4; Tiger Tales 4 JAMES R.COMMINGORF], JR. Nickname: Jim, Ramon, Romeo, Slim Jim F'uture Plans: Get away from Paris. Party with C.M. in Brocton and fix the gate, and enjoy L.K.’s forever. Be with a special girl. Activities: FFA 1-4; Reporter, Jr. Vice President, Jr. Reporter, Section Officer; Track 3, 4; Varsity Letter 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Honor Roll I, 2, 4; Honor Letter I; L.K. Club 2-4 AMY CRAIG Nickname: Amus, Amo, Amys Future Plans: To attend college in a far away place, majoring in business someday owning my own corporation. Never forgetting all the fun times with my friends. Activities: Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 4; Drill Team 2-4; May Fete 1- 3; Powder Puff 4; Chorus 1-4 STEPHEN ANDREW CRAIG Future Plans: Go to college, major in Business management. Manage a big business, make big bucks, and retire young. Activities: Wrestling I, 2; Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4 THOMAS VERNON CRAVENS Nickname: T.C., Pigmeat, Vem Future Plans: Move to California and go to all the nude beaches Activities: Football 1-2, 4; Campus Life 1-4; J.A. 1-3; FFA 1-4 Track 1, 3-4, Lettered 3 CANIJI MISHELLE CREECH Nickname: Dumb F, Squats, Bubble Butt, Smurfette, Mishelle, Squatty body Future Plans: Graduate and when I turn 18 I’m going to move as far from here as possible, to find the man of my dreams. Activities: May Fete 1-4; Band 1-4; Chorus 4; FHA 2-4; FT A 4; French Club 2-4; Campus Life 2- 4 SCO IT ANTHONY CREECH Nickname: Shorty, Scotty, Creecher, Screecher Future Plans: Go to a technical school in Indiana and marry a very special girl (Diane Weir) Activities: Football I; Classgames 1-3 RAMANTHA JO CUSIC'K Nickname: Sammy, Sambo F'uture Plans: To move out of Paris, become the best RN I can be and lead a long and happy life with MWB. Someday win my black Ford Ranger and be the first girl to play on the Dallas Cowboy football team. Activities: Powder Puff 4; May Fete 4 Seniors 21 Candi Crccch Scott C rccch Jeff Culpepper Samantha Cusick Rob Davis Cory Dclashmit Brad Denham Denise Dickenson Shelley Doris Cara Drake Carma Dyer Cyndi Dyer Angie Eastham Nikki Edwards Andrea Englebright Renee English Dawn Fleming J. C. Foley Jayne Frazier Tami French Brian Furry Chad Gann David Carver J. R. Carver Mike Carver 22 Seniors Melissa Geekic Julie Gill Julie Goodman Kara Goodwin T racee Gore Lisa Gosc Fred Gosncll Darin Griffin Steve Hall Richard Harbor Dale Hartley Eddie Haymaker Mandy Heelen Angela Henson Kathie Herrington Ann HocfTken Scott Hogan Mark Holley Jill Holloway Linda Humphrey Marla Hutchings Jim Huxford Scott Inman Sheila Jarrett Lon Johnson Seniors 23 HOBBY DAVIS Nickname: Rob Future Plans: Go to college, live a successful life, and attend all the Booze Brothers Reunions. Activities: Football 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; French C'lub 2; Latin Club I; Student Council I, 2, Honor Roll 1,2,4 CORY DELASH MIT Nickname: Ringo, B.M. Future Plans: Stay in touch with the B.S.’s. To move up to Lafayette and become a successful meatcutter. Activities: Powderpuff Cheerleader 3; Powder Puff Assistant Coach. BRAD DENHAM Nickname: Mate Future Plans: Go home to Australia and learn how to be an “Aussie again. Activities: Person Most Absent From School Award DENISE SUZANNE DICKENSON Nickname: Niece, Dicscr Future Plans: To go to college and major in pharmacy or a business related field. Also, travel around and see all my old friends from PHS. Activities: Latin Club 1-3; Latin Vice-President 3; Girls Tennis I-4; May Fete 1-4; Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizenship Award 1986; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4 CARA SUE DRAKE Future Plans: Attend Indiana State with Jayne but visit SIU every Halloween to keep Amy out of trouble. Eventually marry a cowboy, move to Montana, and live happily ever after. Activities: Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band I -4; Service Award, Merit Award; Orchestra 2-4; Tennis 4; Drama I -4; Key Club 2; French Club I, 2; Chemistry Team 2; Tiger Tales 2; Powderpuff I; May Fete 1-4 ART DUCHARME Nickname: Douche Future Plans: If at all possible leave Paris for a nice, long vacation out west. Then decide on a profession. Maybe start my own brewery. CARMA DYER Nickname: Little woman, littlconc, Stella, Shadow Future Plans: To attend a two year junior college and have a long life with lots of love and happiness with Paul. Activities: May Fete 1-3; Drill Team 2, 3; Chorus 1-4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Drama 4 MICHELE ELIZABETH DORIS Nickname: Shelley Future Plans: To graduate from college, work in a lab, and have a happy life. Activities: Band 1-4; After School Chorus 1-3; Orchestra 3-4; Jazz Band 3-4; Spanish Club 1-3; Drama Club I -3; Jets 4; May Fete 1-3; National Honor Society 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Powder Puff 1, 3; Pep Band 1 -4 CYNDI ELLEN DYER Nickname: Cyn. Sue, Cyndies, Cyndi Sue Future Plans: I plan to live it up at ISU, to live a life of luxury, and to someday meet the REAL Mickey Mouse. I’ll always remember September 20, 1985; The Rope, the “Little heater, fuzzy duck, Mandy’s basement, the great times at the Lake House. Activities: May Fete 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Student Council Representative 3,4; Senior Class Secretary; Chorus I; Honor Roll 1.2,4; Powder PufT 3; Tennis 2, 3 ANGELA DAWN EASTHAM Nickname: Angie, Ang, Pee Wee Future Plans: To go to Lakeland. I want to get out of Paris and live a long happy life with Bob. Always remember the good times with my friends. Activities: May Fete 1,2,4; Powder PufT I, 4 ANDREA ENGLEBRIGHT Nickname: Andi Future Plans: Become an English teacher, despite my dad’s prediction of a “moneyless futuref!) Then I would like to join forces with my Kentucky pen pal and write a best-seller. Activities: 1-atin Club I ; Spanish Club 2; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chemistry Team 2; May Fete 2-4; JETS 3, 4; First Biology (district); Scholastic Bowl 2-4; Captain 2-4; Girls Basketball Cheerleading I, 2; National Champion Top Ten Award 2; Track I -4; MVR 2; co-MVR and co-MVP 3 RENAE DAWN ENGLISH Nickname: Heidi June, Nae, Bruce, Bricks. Reno Future Plans: Go to college and later become mayor of Paris. Also gradually work my way up the political ladder to the presidency by age 40. Retire at age 44 to an island in the Caribbean with all my friends. Activities: French Club 2-4; Treasurer 4; Scholastic Bowl 4; Tiger Talcs 2-4; Co-editor 3; Track Manager 2, 3; Powder Puff 2-4 DAW N RENEE FLEMMING Nickname: Doris, Dawn-Dawn, Flamingo, Donald Future Plans: To live life to the fullest never forget my friends and someday find that special someone to share my life and love with. Activities: Rag Corps 3; Chorus 3-4 JAMES C. FOLEY Nickname: J.C. Future Plans: Graduate from college, get a job that pays $ 100,000 a year and take it one day at a time. Activities: French Club 2-3 WILLIAM ANTHONY FORSTER Nickname: Billy Future Plans: College Bound (maybe) Activities: Football 4; Shiloh FFA Treasurer 1-2 JAYNE ANN FRAZIER Future Plans: To attend ISU, become a world famous psychologist, meet that special someone, and live happily ever after. Also, never forget all the special people in my life. Activities: Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3-4; Double Sextet 3; Girl’s Ensemble 4; IMEA 4; Tiger Talcs 2; Band Merit Award; Drama Club 2; May Fete I -4; Orchestra 3-4 TAMRA ANN FRENCH Nickname: Slick, Venus, Grade, The Kid, Bone, China Future Plans: Go to Lakeland, transfer to the University of California at San Bernardino, go to San Francisco to sec Paul, move to St. Louis, and change my last name to Busch. Eventually, I would like to become the most flamboyant Public Relations Director that NASA ever had. Activities: FHA 2-4 ( HAD ALANSON GANN Nickname: Appi Future Plans: Attend college, play college golf; and become an accountant or Economics Major. Activities: 1-atin Club I, 2; Honor Roll 1-3; Varsity Golf 1-4; Apollo Conference All-Apollo Golf Team 4; Apollo Conference Tournament Individual Winner 4; Sectional Qualifier 3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball I; Junior Hangar Board I DAVID M. CARVER Nickname: Garv Future Plans: Graduate from Pensacola Christian College and be a Pastor of a Church. 24 Seniors Activities: Bible Club 1-4; Pledge 1-4; SADD 3, 4; Advisor vice president; Honors 1-4; Baseball I, 2; Intramural Basketball 1-4 J. R. CARVER Nickname: Junior, Evil Ernie Future Plans: Go on to College and get a good job. I want to win the lotto, get married, and retire at the age of 21. MICHAEL TROY CARVER Nickname: Garv Future Plans: Go on to college, make big bucks, and spend my life with that special someone. Activities: Honor Roll I -4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Spanish Club I -4; Library Aide 2, 3 MELISSA ANN GEEKIE Nickname: Uissa, Candy Cane, GAP, Cookie Future Plans: To keep the lights of Bridwells burning, never forget the house and Albert or the APT and Eugene. I want to grow old with l awand go UFO hunting one more time. Activities: Chcerlcading 1-3; Powder Puff 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4 JULIE ELLEN GILL Nickname: Jules, Juice, Cookie, Stupid. Indigo Future Plans: To be something successful and exciting. I never want to grow old. I never want to forget my friends or rock and roll. I will always remember the great times and I will party every spare minute of my life. Activities: Girl’s Basketball I; Chorus 1-3; Powder Puff I, 2, 4; FFA I; Track 1-4; Most Improved Player Award 1; Spanish Club 2-4; BDBA 1-4; May Fete 2, 4; Arena 4 JULIE ANN GOODMAN Nickname: Jules Future Plans: I am planning on college and majoring in business. I want to find a good job and settle down with that someone special. Keep track of my friends all of my life. Activities: Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary of the National Honor Society 4; French Club 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Softball 4 KARA I.EANN GOODWIN Nickname: Red Future Plans: I am going to get a well paying job and marry my favorite person, Pooh-Bcar. Activities: Spanish Club 1-3; Flag Corps 1,2; Tennis 1; Art Club I TRACEE MICHELLE GORE Nickname: Traysea Future Plans: To attend college and a major in Speech Analogy. I will keep in touch with all of my friends, remain a member of the DDDA, remember the summer of'86, go sec granny again, and live a happy life with someone special. Activities: Cheerleading 1-4; Nationals 2, 3; State Champions 2; First Place National Dance 2; Subdebs 3, 4; French Club 2-4; Class Officer 2; Band 1 -4; Aloha Bowl 2; Drama Club 1,2; Art Club I; Key Club I; Homecoming Court 1,4; First Attendant 4; Winter Carnival Court 2, 3; May Fete 1,4; Powder Puff 2, 3 LISA KAYGOSE Nickname: Nine, K-9 Future Plans: I plan to attend Indiana State University, major in something interesting, always stay close to my friends and hopefully live happily ever after. Activities: Student Council 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council President 4; Key Club 1-3; Spanish Club 1-4; May Fete I; WintcrCarnival Court 1,2; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Powder Puff 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Track 1-3; Most Valuable Runner I , Chorus 1-4; IMEA 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 FRED GOSN ELL Nickname: Lugnuts, Lugi, Goz Future Plans: I plan to graduate and get a job. DARIN L. GRIFFIN Nickname: Griff Future Plans: To attend college and become a mechanic Activities: Honor Roll I, 3; FFA 4; Ag. Placement 4 DALE EUGENE HARTLEY Nickname: Beaver, Higgins, King Roo, Amigo Future Plans: Major in History or Archaeology and then teach or discover Atlantis and the lost city of Eldorado. After that I want to form a mercenary branch of the OSTW with the other two amigos. Activities: Band I -4; Drama 3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 4 CHARLES EDWARD HAYMAKER Nickname: Eddie, Warp-hcad-Ed, Mr. ED, Buffalo Future Plans: I hope to spend a few years in the Air Force and afterwards enter politics. Keep in touch with Lawton Gang” and always keep women in my life. Activities: French Club 3; French Club Representative 3; Wrestling 2 AMANDA MAE HEELEN Nickname: Mandy, Mae, Ethel Future Plans: To go to Lakeland, be successful in whatever I do and to never forget my friends and the good times we’ve had. Activities: May Fete 1-4; Chorus I-3; Tennis 2-3; Powder Puff 4; Arena 4 ANGELA KAY HENSON Nickname: Anj, Buddy-Buddy Future Plans: To become a cosmetologist and always have the ‘Bess’’ of everything. Activities: Powder Puff I -4; May Fete 1-4 ANN-RENEE IIOEFFKEN Nickname: Ann, Annie Future Plans: I plan to go to Illinois State and major in Computer Science. Activities: Double Sextet 2, 3; ECICF 2-4; ECICF Honor Choir 3; Honor Roll 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Chorus 2-4; Spring and Winter Concerts 2-4; May Fete 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Co-op Program 4 SCOTT HOGAN Nickname: Hoogie, Hunk, FFP-78 Future Plans: To continue my schooling in the field of agriculture. Activities: Football I -4; FFA I -4; FFA Junior Officer 3,4 MARK FRANCIS HOLLEY Nickname: Doc. CMF, 1, SS Future Plans: Go to Mississippi State and Study Professional Golf Management, never forget the summer parties in Bowen’s car. and with a little help from my friends I want to someday tear the house down. Activities: Varsity Golf 1 -4; Track I; Tennis 2-4; Art Club 1, 2; French Club 2, 3; All-Conference Golf 4; Class Vice-President 3; Prom Committee 3; S.D.C. 3, 4 JILL DIANE HOLLOW AY Nickname: Jildo Future Plans: Attend college and be successful at whatever I choose to do. Go down south, return to Fred’s, and someday sit in my humble home watching Bryce on Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.” Activities: Chcerlcading I-4; Co-Captain 4; Nationals 2, 3; State Champions 2; All American Cheerleader 4; First Place Nationals; Key Club 1,2; Indy 3; Drama I; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Band 1-4; Orchestra 3, 4; Subdebs 3, 4; May Fete I -4; Choreographer 2, 3; Powder Puff 1-4; French Club 1-4; Vice-President 4 LINDA KAY HUMPHREY Nickname: Linder, Lin, Linda Lou Seniors 25 Michelle Jones Steve Jones John Kreckman Brad Land Cun Landrum Jeanne Lankstcr Steve Lewis Carolyn Lcwsadcr Jackie Lillcy Todd Marshall Chris Martin Jane Matheny Jcannie Mattingly David McIntyre Crystal Myers Tim Meyers Jeff Miller Scott Mood Darrell Moore Lisa Morrisey 26 Seniors Shcrn Ncibarger Paul Newman Leah Ogle Karen Orris David Papadakos Annette Parrish Allison Poore Kris Porter Steven Potter Emma Prousc Kim Pustelniak Pam Qucary Tonya Quinn Tobi Raley Gail Redmon Jill Reel Kim Revell Crystal Rigdon Stephanie Robertson Cory Rogers Seniors 27 Future Plans: To attend Eastern Illinois University, become successful, return to Mexico with Amy and R.S, every 5 years, and stay in touch with all of my friends. Activities: Tennis 1-4; Band 1-4; Honor Roll I -4; Jazz Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Spanish Club 1-4; Powder Puff 1,2; May Fete 1-4; Girl’s Tennis Effort Award 3; Best Mental Attitude 4 MARLA KAE HUTCHINGS Future Plans: To move to South Carolina and live with a special person. I want to be a model someday. Activities: FHA 1-3; Chorus 4 JIM HUXPORD Nickname: Jimmy-boy Future Plans: Move to Arizona with Becky and attend all Booze Brothers Reunions. SCOTT FRANKLIN INMAN Nickname: Waff, Waffalo Future Plans: To attend Millikin University and major in Accounting. I hope to live a long and happy life and be successful in my career. Activities: Band 1-4; Student Conductor 4; Jazz Band 2-4; Orchestra 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Baseball I, 2; Junior Achievement 4; Key Club I; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Chemistry Team 2 SHEILA R. JARRETT Nickname: She, R.B. Future Plans: To raise Sam, move to the Florida, and become a professional female mud wrestler. Activities: Powder PufT I;Latin Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2 IX)RI I.YNN JOHNSON Nickname: Lewii Jo, L.J. Long Johns Future Plans: Attend ISU, take over the music program at Tupelo Children’s Mansion, teach for 40 years, and become a famous gospel singer. Activities: Drama I -4; Choir I -4; Double Sextet 1-3; Girls Ensemble 4; Honor Choir 2 Honor Octet 3; May Fete Soloist I-3.SADD4; Latin Club 1-3; Talent Show First Place 2, 3; Bible Club 4; IMEA 3.4; State Vocal Contestant First Place I, 3; Second Place 3; Office Aide 4; Arena 4 MICHELLE LEE JONES Nickname: Shellie, Shell Future Plans: To live with Chris happily ever after far away in our country home. Activities: FHA Secretary 1-2; Chorus I; Drill Team 2; May Fete 1,4 STEVE JONES Nickname: Joncsy Future Plans: Attend annual reunions with the booze brothers. Become rich and famous. Retire at age 30 and live in a mansion. Activities: Football I, 3 ALLEN T. KENNEDY Nickname: Big Al, Big Guy, Puke Future Plans: To marry an understanding wife. To work full time as a farmer or at a supermarket. Activities: Track 3 JOHN FREDRICK KRECKMAN Future Plans: Graduate from college, return to Paris as a Physical Education Specialist and make $30,000 a year. Activities: Band 1-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Football 1-4; Co-Captain 4; Track I, 3; Letterman Football 1-3, Track 3; Aloha Bowl; French Club 2-4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 2; Chcm Team I J. BRADLEY LAND Nickname: Rad, Doc, Lando, Tan Man Future Plans: Attend SIU studying Administration of Justice and the 4W’s, make sure the mobile home stays running, stay young wild and free, have countless rock-n-roll rituals, keep in touch with my friends and always remember the good times. Activities: Spanish Club 1-4; Football 4; SOC 3,4 CURTIS DEAN LANDRUM Nickname: Tito, Sweetness, True Future Plans: Go to college, study business and pre-law and eventually have my own agency. Activities: FFA 1-4; Letterman 2, 3; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1,2; Cross-Country 1-3; Tennis 4 JEANNE DEAN LANKSTER Future Plans: Go to college, become a legal secretary, get rich, buy a pink corvette and cruise to New York. I will never forget my good friends. Activities: Drama Club 1; May Fete 1,2,4; Chorus I -4 STEVEN ERIC LEW IS Nickname: Lew Future Plans: Attend USAF for four long years, make millions, and keep in touch with my friends. Activities: Key Club 1,2; Golf 1,2; Football 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. CAROLYN VIRGINIA LEWSADER Nickname: Card Ann, Buddy Buddy Future Plans: To live a long and successful life and someday go to college to major in accounting. Never forget my friends and most of all always remember to be happy. Activities: Spanish Club 1-3; FFA 1-4; Green Hand Award 3; FHA 4; May Fete 1-3; Choreographer 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students JACQUELINE LAUREL Lll.LEY Nickname: Jackie Future Plans: Graduate from Illinois State, travel the world until I am old and gray. Then I will settle down with someone special. Activities: Student Council I -4; Treasurer4; Latin Club I, 2; Prom Committee 3; Track 1,2; May Fete 4; Key Club 1,2; Junior Hanger Board I DAVID MCINTYRE Nickname: Mac Future Plans: Go into the Navy and study about electronics. Activities: FFA I, 2 TODD A. MARSHALL Nickname: Osaga. Toddy Future Plans: Graduate from Milligan and move to Europe. Be a missionary to Russia and have some future president bargain for my freedom. Activities: Band 1-4; French Club 2, 3; Treasurer 3; Key Club 2; Drama 1-4; President 4; Chorus 2-4; Scholastic Bowl 4 BETH MAY MAR I IN Future Plans: Get a real nice job and make lots of money so that I can go to New York. Activities: Chorus 2 CHRISTOPHER L. MAR LIN Nickname: Marty, Martin, Chris Future Plans: To further my education by majoring in Agriculture. I’ll drive the white bomb forever. Activities: Band l-4;FFA 1-4; President 4; Treasurer 3; Football I; Honor Roll 1,3 JANEMATHENY Nickname: Legs. Plain, Ski Future Plans: To meet Mr. Right, always remember the good times and always keep in touch with certain close friends. Activities: May Fete 1,2; Spanish Club 1.2 JEAN A. MA ITINGLY Nickname: Jcannic Future Plans: Go to college and major in Pharmacy or something big. Build my own gym and coach gymnastics. Marry someone special and have a better life than I have had. Activities: May Fete I, 2; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3; Who’s Who Among American Students 3; Spanish Club 1-3 JAMES M. MERCER 28 Seniors Nickname: Mack Future Plans: I plan to attend Millikin University and major in computer science. Activities: Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3-4; Orchestra 3-4; Musicianship Award 3-4; Golf 3-4; Golf EfTort Award 3. All Conference 3-4, Low Average Award 4, State Finals 4; Chemistry Team I LEWIS E. METCALF Nickname: Blue Lew Future Plans: Go in the army and become dictator of the world and experience Purolc Haze Activities: French Club 1-2; Wrestling I TIMOTHY A. MEYERS Nickname: Tam 2, Tim Future Plans: Get a good job and live a full life. Activities: Bible Club 1-4; Basketball Mgr 1-4; Baseball 2-4 JEFFFREY R. MILLER Nickname: Lumpy, JcfT Future Plans: To make something of my life and to be successful at whatever I do. Activities: Drama Club I SCOTT A. M(K)I) Nickname: Shmood, Platcman Future Plans: To become a success in whatever I do and make enough money to collect antique cars. I would also like to spread my humor around the globe. Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1-4 DARRELL MOORF. Nickname: Stoner Future Plans: To get a job and get out of Paris. LISA MARIE MORRISEY Nickname: Bird, Scummy Future Plans: Go to college and someday travel around the world with my buddy. Then I'll retire and become a beach bum. Activities: Chorus 1-4; Drama 1-4; Tennis 1-4: Flags 2-4; May Fete 2-4; FHA I; Subdcbs 3, 4 CRYSTAL G. MYERS Nickname: Hands. Blossom Future Plans: Attend the U of I, win the Reader's Digest Sweepstakes, and buy a mountain hideaway. Activities: Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; French Club I, 2; Powder Puff I -3; Track I; May Fete 1-4; Scholastic Bowl 2-4; FFA 1-4; President; Vice-President; Jr. Secretary SHERI RUTH NEIBARGER Nickname: Sheri, Lynn F uture Plans: To remember the good times, always keep in touch with my friends and to live a long and happy life. Activities: Band 1,2; Orchestra 2; May Fete 1,2 4; FFA 1-4; Jr. Secretary 3; Greenhand Degree I; Chapter Farmer Degree 2 PAUL NEWMAN Future Plans: Stay in touch with B.S. and live a long, successful life. Activities: Football I, 4; Basketball 1.2 KAREN LEE ORRIS Nickname: KO, Kare, Bug, Ralph F uture Plans: To become one of the world's greatest welders and own my own art gallery. Activities: Chorus 1-4; Student Council 3; May Fete 1-4; FHA 1-4; Art Club 1-3 DAVID A. PAPADAKOS Nickname: Pappy Future Plans: I am going to attend Lakeland college then transfer to Southern to major in Wildlife Management. Activities: Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2-4; Orchestra 3, 4; Brass Choir 4; FFA 2; Eagle Scout 4 ANNETTE LEE PARRISH Nickname: Nettie Future Plans: To attend ISU, get a degree in teaching, marry someone special, and live happily ever after. Activities: May Fete 1-4; Subdcbs 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Spanish Club I -4; Tennis 2-4; Chorus I, 4; Honor Roll I, 3 MICHAEL D. PLUMLEY Future Plans: Go to ISU and get my B.S. Afterwards. I plan to join the Air Force and retire happily with a wife and kids. Activities: French Club 3, 4; Chess Club 3 ALLISON GALE POORE Nickname: Ally, Al Future Plans: Attend Milliken University and eventually decide which way to go in the field of medicine. Always coach the aspiring young ‘‘Nadias, and always remember(J and Mjthat diamonds are a girl’s best friend. Activities: Chccrlcading I; First Place USCA; Winter Carnival Court I; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1-3; Honor Roll 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; May Fete 1-4; Subdcbs 3-4 KRISHNA LEE PORTER Nickname: Krispy, Noodle Future Plans: Graduate from college. Live with Pee Wee Herman and travel all over the world. Activities: Spanish Club 2-4; Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 3; Treasurer 3, 4; Basketball 1-4; SADD Treasurer 3, 4; Band 1,2; Aloha Bowl 2; Powder Puff 1-4: Subdebs 3, 4 STEVEN A. POTTER Nickname: Hoggmeat, Chopper Future Plans: Attend annual B.B. reunions, move to California and work in construction. Activities: SADD 3, 4; FFA 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; JA 1-3 EMMA SUE REBECCA PROUSE Nickname: Mouse Future Plans: To someday marry CWP and move out of Paris. I want to keep in touch with all of my friends. Activities: Chorus I -4 KIMBERLY M. PUSTELNIAK Nickname: Kimmy Sue F'uture Plans: To join the Navy, move to Florida and always live a happy life. Activities: Powder PufT 1,4; Art Club 1,2 PAMELA ANNEQUF:ARY Nickname: Ramnoa, Granny, Pam, Lavcm, Spam Future Plans: To become a very successful CPA, marry the man of my dreams, keep in touch with all of my friends, and call David every time I have a question. Activities: Powder Puff 1-4; Key Club I, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1-4; French Club 1, 2; Track 1,2; Band 1,2; Orchestra 2; Office Occupational Training 4 TONYA LEE QUINN Nickname: Tuna, Ton Future Plans: To go to airline school and be happy in whatever Ido. Activities: Chorus I -4 TOBI LEE RALEY Nickname: Tob. Tobias F'uture Plans: To attend college and major in English. Always remember everyone in the gang. Activities: French Club 1-4; Band 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Mascot 3, 4; Subdebs President 3, 4; Powder Puff I -4; Honor Roll 1,4; Arena 4; Tiger Tales 4; Jr. Hangar Board 2 JILL LOUISE REEL Nickname: Reel. Cookie, Happy Face Pancake, Reba, Weezer Future Plans: Go into politics and be a successful and uncorrupl Senator. Never forget July 4, 1986 Activities: Spanish Club 1-4; May Fete 1,2; Powder Puff 1 -4; Honor Roll I; Chorus I -4; All-State Chorus 3; IMEA 3, 4; Subdebs; Double Sextet 2, 3; Girl’s Ensemble 4; Track I, 2; Tennis 2 KIMBERLY ANNE REVELL Nickname: Kimmie Sue, Snoopy, GB F'uture Plans: To attend college Seniors 29 JcfT Roush Jcanna Scott Rick Scott Darlcna Seancy Bobbie Sexton Joel Shcrcr Carla Sinclair Chris Smithson James Stanley Karen Stewart Floyd Strader Bry ce Sutton Paul Swanson Regina Swanson Cory Taylor Dottie Taylor Troy Taylor Ten Terrell Amy Tcssman Charla Thomas Shane Thomas Dave Thomason Michelle Tosscr Rita Trine Barry Twigg 30 Seniors Laura Vcrdcn Brant Walls Eno Vitale Michelle Warmouth Amy White Mike Wilson Amy Wright Ed Vocltz Josh Watson Robert Williamson Rich Wilson Kara Young Angie Waggoner Amic Wheeler William Willilamson Heidi Winkler JocYuza Victor Berry Anne Brown Greg Clark Art DuCharme Billy Forster Allen Kennedy Jim Kerekgyarto Pictures Not Available David Kesncr Beth Martin Connie Mayse Jamie Mercer Lewis Metcalf Sean Metcalf Bntt Winningham I %% ' Seniors 31 and study Interior Design. Activities: Spanish Club I -4; Art Club 2-4; FHA 1.2; Drill Team 2, 3; Powder Puff 1, 3, 4; May Fete 1-3; Chorus 2-4; Scholastic Art Awards 3; Vice President FHA I STEPHEN W. REVELL Nickname: Sexy Stevie. Teddy Bear Future Plans: To go into modeling acting and later go into the Navy. Activities: Latin Club I; French Club 3; J A 4; Top Salesman of the Year for J A STEPHANIE DEANNE ROBERTSON Nickname: Stefiknee, P-Shack, Lucy Future Plans: Own my own mall and never worry about what I am going to wear. Keep in touch with my friends and set the world record for the world’s highest phone bill. Activities: Band 1-4; Drama Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Chorus 1; Key Club 1-4; Powder Puff 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Cheerleading 1-4; Individual Cheerleader Award I; USCA National Grand Champion Dance 2; Fourteenth National Varsity Team 2, 3; 1CCA State JV Champions 3; First Place IMEA Vocal Solo 1; Band Merit Award 3; Honor Roll 1- 4; Subdebs 3, 4; Class Vice-president 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 CORY MARK ROGERS Nickname: Co-Co, I roc, P.B.C. Future Plans: To attend ISU and major in business and someday move to the mountains in Colorado with G.L.N. Activities: Tennis 1-4; Spanish Club 2- 3 JEANNA MARIE SCOTT Nickname: Scotty Future Plans: Go to Oliver Nazarene University and get a degree in Nursing. Activities: Spanish Club 4; Track 3 RICHARD SCOTT Future Plans: Make a lot of money, live the wild life. Get old and join a nudist colony, where I will be surrounded by babes. Activities: Spanish Club 1-2; French Club 3; Football 1-2, Lettered 1-2 DARLENA JO SEANF.Y Nickname: Weeney-Nccnee Future Plans: Attend Lake Land college. Marry David Ailken and move far away as possible and start over. Never forget the good times with my friends. Activities: Flags 3; May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff I -4 BOBBIE JEAN SEXTON Nickname: Bob. Muphus Future Plans: Go to Business College to become an accountant and have a good life. Activities: FHA 2-4; FHA State Officer 4; J A 1-2 JOEL TRAVIS SHERER Nickname: G.I. Joel Future Plans: Go to the US Army and be a combat engineer go to college and be a civil engineer, live in the west and hunt fish for the rest of my life. Activities: Tennis I; Key Club 1-4, Trcasurer 3, President 4; Honor Roll I, Letter I; Tennis Award CARI.A MCCONCIIIE SINCLAIR Nickname: Cawya Future Plans: Move out of Paris and take care of my boys. Activities: May Fete 1,4 CHRISTOPHER ALLAN SMITHSON Nickname: Smitty Future Plans: Attend college and do something. Activities: Basketball 1,2 KAREN SUE STEWART Nickname: Bubbles, Stew, Potatoes Future Plans: Someday attend college and become rich. Live life to the fullest and always remember the great times with my friends. Activities: Chorus 1-4; May Fete 1-3; Spanish Club 1-3; FHA 1-4; SADD 3,4; FFA 4; Campus Life 2-4; Powder Puff 1-4 FLOYD EUGENE STRADER JR. Nickname: Geno, Eug Future Plans: Move out of Paris and go to Colorado to own my own ranch. Activities: FFA 1-4; Jr. Officer 4; Art Club 1-4; Secretary 1-4 BRYCE SHELBY SUITON Future Plans: To have an episode of the Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous dedicated to me. Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Class Officer I, 2; Who’s Who Among American Fligh School Students; Band I -4; Brass Choir I -4; Jazz Band 2-4; Orchestra 3,4; Tennis I -4; Golf 4; Key Club I -4; French Club 1-4 REGINA ANNE SW ANSON Nickname: Reg, Reggie, Rcginold, Red Future Plans: I plan on going to college, visiting my family in Europe, and waiting on that special someone. Activities: Spanish Club 1-4; Tennis 1-4; May Fete 4; Honor Roll 1-3; Library Aide 4; Tennis Effort Award 3 COREY EUGENE TAYLOR Nickname: Opey, Plowboy Future Plans: To build a car that will beat Culpepper. Buy Case-IH and farm as a hobby. Activities: FFA 1-4; Junior Form Manager DOROTHY ELLEN TAYLOR Nickname: Dottie, Dot, Dah-Dah, Dotsic Future Plans: Get through college and try not to forget the special friends and great times. Activities: Arena 4; Chorus I; Drill Team 2, 3; ISU National Honor Squad 3; French Club 2-4; May Fete 2-4; Choreographer 2 TROY TAYLOR Nickname: Tatcr Future Plans: I plan to attend IVV Tech to major in computer and robotic engineering. I plan to marry Amy Switzer and have a wonderful family. Activities: SADD; SADD President 2-4; Football 2 TERESA LYN TERRELL Nickname: Ten Future Plans: To attend ISU and major in elementary education. To be happy and never lose touch with the gang. Activities: Checrlcading I; Powder Puff 1-4; Drama Club I; French Club 1-4; Secretary 4; Subdebs 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Class Officer 1, 2;; AMY JO TESSMAN Nickname: Baby, Voice, Josephine Future Plans: Go to college and become a rich Beach Bum. Activities: Chorus 2-4; Rags 2; May Fete 2-4; Library Aide I; Office Aide 4; Spanish Club 2; FHA I; Powder Puff 3, 4; Drama 4 CHARLA JEAN THOMAS Nickname: Chip Future Plans: Go to college and get married to that special someone. Activities: Chorus 1-4; FFA 2-4; Jr. Secretary 4; FHA 4; May Fete I -4 DAVID THOMASON Future Plans: Attending college, possibly the Air Force, to become a pilot. Activities: Transferred to PHS during Senior year; Tennis I; Band 1-2; VICA 3-4; Treasurer 4 MICHELLE LEE TOSSER Nickname: Princess, Shell Future Plans: To go to Lake Land College, get a good paying job Someday find Mr. Wright and get married. Activities: FHA 4 RITA JO TRINE Future Plans: I plan to go to college and study accounting. I want to enjoy life and be happy by putting God first in everything I do. 32 Seniors Activities: Chorus 1 -4 BARRY SHANE TWIGG Nickname: Waffles, Bear Future Plans: To attend college and get a good job. Activities: FFA 1-4; Office of Sentinel 3-4 LAURA ANN VERDEN Nickname: Lawrah, Bsh, George, Cookie, Vera, Laura Lou Future Plans: To attend St. Mary’s of the Woods to purify my soul. To always keep in touch with GAP. Activities: Latin Club 1; Track 1; French Club 2-3, Class Representative 2-3; Key Club 2; Band 1-3; Powder Puff 1-3 ALLEN VICE Nickname: Big Al Future Plans: I am going to the Navy. ENO VITALE Nickname: The enforcer, Enoski, Sawed off Future Plans: To be president of the fat Buddy’s forever. Activities: Football 1-3; Track 3, 4 EDWARD VOELZ Future Plans: I plan on going into the military and becoming a mechanic. Activities: Spanish Club 2, 3; Art Club 2-4; Cross-Country 3, 4; Track 2-4 ANGELA W AGONER Nickname: Angie. Waggy Future Plans: To get married July II, 1987 to Jonathan Blake and hopefully someday become a missionary in a foreign country. Activities: FHA I; Chorus 2-4; Double Sextet 3; Honor Choir 3; Honor Roll 1-3; EDICF 2-4 CHARLES JOSEPH W ALLACE Nickname: Chucky, Joe Future Plans: To get an education of some sort through the armed forces and to get where I am going in life. Activities: Football 1-4; Wrestling I; Baseball 2; Spanish Club 1,2 BRAN I WALLS Nickname: Wallsey, B.W. Future Plans: To attend a junior college or get a job right after high school. Live a long and happy life with Heidi. Activities: Art Club 2-4; Football 4 MICHELLE L. WARMOUTH Nickname: Micki, Chell, Stoney Future Plans: I hope to become a model someday in California and live my life dangerously. JOHN JOSHUA WATSON Nickname: Jose Future Plans: To go to college at Mississippi State; a long way from Paris, IL Activities:Track 1-4; Basketball I, 2 AMIE W HEELER Nickname: Amos, Skeeter, Cookie, Amie Jo Future Plans: To attend college and to make sure Whitney is always as happy as she is now. Activities: May Fete 1,4; Powder PufT I -4; Chorus 2; French Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1-4; Arena 3 AMY JO WHITE Future Plans: Go to college at SIU, live in a big city, marry a man who has his own chain of clothing stores, and never have kids. Activities: Spanish Club 1-4; Drama Club I; Student Council 4; Powder PufT 2-3; Honor Roll 3; May Fete 1-4; Choreographer 2, 3; Winter Carnival Court 2; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Cheerleading 1-3; First Place National Dance 2; Top 20 National Individuals 3; JV State Champions; Subdebs 3, 4 BILL W ILLIAMSON Nickname: Billybob Future Plans: Go to Ivy Tech, work as a mechanic, keep Budwciscr in business, and wait for that special someone. BOB W ILLIAMSON Nickname: Billybob, Shoestring Future Plans: Go to Tennessee and buy Jack Daniels Activities: Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1- 4; Cross-Country 1-4 RICHARD DALE WILSON Nickname: Spiderman. Hands future Plans: Become a mechanic and have my own shop. Activities: Football I, 3,4; FFA 1-4 HEIDI LOUISE W INKLER Nickname: Spuatie Body, Heidi Bob, Heidi Lou Future Plans: Go to college and live a happy life with Brantly. Stay in touch with all of my buddies. Activities: Chorus I; May Fete 1-4; Powder PufT 1-4; Spanish Club 2- 4 AMY LYNN W RIGHT Nickname: Amo, Amy Jo F'uture Plans: Go down south and become a teacher. Never forget the good times with Linda, help Cara to have fun on the weekends, and always remember my friends. Activities: Tennis 1-4; Band 1-4; Drama Club 1-3; May Fete 1-4; Spanish Club 2-4; Key Club 2, 3; Powder PufT 2; Honor Roll 1,3, 4; Tennis Effort Award 2,4; Most Improved Player I; Most Valuable Player 3,4; Band Merit Award 2, 3 KARA VICTORIA YOUNG Nickname: Richard Future Plans: Graduate from whatever college I end up at, marry an old millionaire, and forever live on a beach in Hawaii. Activities: Track I -3; Cross-Country 2, 3; Band 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Powder PufT 4; May Fete 2, 3 JOSEPH JOHN YUZA III Nickname: Yuz, Josephon F'uture Plans: Go to college, start a business, and watch a lot of football games. Activities: Football 3, 4; Tennis 2; Chemistry Team 2; Honor Roll I -4; National Honor Society Vice-President 3,4; Boys’ State 3; Spanish Club 2, 3 STACEY ELIZABETH BRADING Nickname: Amazug F'uture Plans: Attend U of I, pursue a life in landscaping, and someday settle down with someone. I do hope to see Mexico again someday. Activities: Tennis 1; Track 2; Basketball 2; Powder PufT3; May Fete 2; French Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Art Club I ; FFA 1; Chorus 2; JA 2; Basketball Rebound Award 1; Free-Throw Award 2; Academic Honors 1,2 ELIZABETH LEAH VICTORIA OGI.F. Nickname: ELVO. Belinda. Lil Lee Lee, Lizzy, Mute. Frenchie F'uture Plans: To attend college at Southern Illinois University. To enjoy life to the fullest with my friends and to give everything to the ones I love. Activities: Arena 1-4, Editor 4; May Fete 1; Powder PufT I Seniors 33 They Make Tracks To Victory in Winning The Homecoming Games This year’s juniors took charge by working together to win the float-building contest, powder-pufT, and class games. If you ask a junior why he has accomplished these things, he will say, “We’ve got a lot of spirit!” This class is a closely knit group that definitely has a lot of fun. This class is made up of many athletes and scholars —including David Summers, Marty Sperry, and Janie Anderson, just to name a few. Having a class consisting of people such as Amy Hombrook, Elizabeth Cox, Jamie Bess, and Kara Gallaway, in the words of Toyota, “Who could ask for anything more?!” These juniors have much to look forward to in becoming a senior. They will also, of course, be looking forward to college-prep English, Physics, Anatomy, Trigonometry, and Calculus. They will be filling out college applications and struggling through Government. Yes, the senior year would not be complete without our beloved Mrs. Cockcroft and Mr. V. So, good luck to all of you in your last years at Paris High and may you make the best of it. Class officers: Marci Conger — Treasurer, Joell Jared — Secretary, Katie Rooney — Vice President, Marty Sperry — President took time to rest before their senior year. But Marty did find time to help Janie Anderson at the class games. 34 Juniors Latatia Akcns Cathy Anderson Janie Anderson Jeff Archibald Randy Arrasmith Scott Asche Eleanor Atienza Paula Austin Melanie Bailey Michelle Ball Angie Baroni Robin Beauchamp Dianna Bennett Jamey Bess Sandy Black Donna Blair Michael Blanton Shelley Boatman Brad Bowers Stefanic Burgess Paul Buske Kim Calvert Ken Campbell Stephen Cartnght Jeni Chambers Trina Chapman Matt Cheatham Shelley Christcnbcrry Shannon Clark Steve Clark Derek Cline Glenda Compton Marci Conger Camille Costa Elizabeth Cox Melissa Creech Chris Cunningham Jill Czerwonky Hunter David Kenny Dishon Doug Dittamorc Leonard Douglas Michael Downs Roxie Drake Marla Draper Brittany Dunn Amy Edwards Amanda Ellington Juniors 35 Denita Erwin Chris Eslingcr Todd Fanchcr Jim Finger Amber Fowler Rondha Franklin Butch Frazee Harley Fudge Jay Funkhouser Richy Funkhouser Rob Fuqua Billy Furry Sean Gallagher Kara Galloway Tonya Garvin Robert Gates Terry Gates John Gcckie Todd Glick Phil Goodman Jennifer Haegele Scott Hall Tammy Hall Bryan Hand Janet Harris Rob Hayes Cheston Hays Jon Hensley Krista Higgins Tammy Hobson Jon Hollingsworth Amy Hombrock Mary Horseman Rick HufT Joell Jared Anthony Johnson Mcrijo Jordan Scott Joseph Greg Keller 36 Juniors for the camera. Carl Kelly Scott Kelly Daryl Kennedy Kevin Kennedy Scott Kerrick Andrew Keys Daness Keys Tony Kispert Susan Klug Kristi Knight Karl Knuth Darren Kuhn Renee Lage Shaine Lankstcr Russell Lawton Kelly Lee Bobby Linton Kim Lucas Ken Ludington Monnie Lynch Tim McDaniel Sarah McHenry Jana McIntosh Mike McMahan Eric Maples Billy Marlowe Amy Martin Kathy Martin Mike Martin Kile Mathews Missy Mattingly Mike Maynard David Milam Kelly Millis Matt Moss Marty Mulkins Tony Mullenix Megan Murphy Troy Neibarger Juniors 37 Greia Nicholson Ginni Ogle Amy Padgett Pete Patalas Amy Payne John Peatman Tammy Pendley Tammy Perkinson Christi Perry John Pine Kim Piper Amy Pool John Postlcwait Sean Pruitt Jennifer Roberts Mickey Rodriquez Brad Rollings Katie Rooney Jan Roush Tracy Rush Scott Russell T roy Sanders Brian Sctzer Julie Sctzer John Shear Matt Sherer Kevin Sinclair Melvin Sink James Smith Jeanette Snyder Cherryl Solomon David Speichcr Marty Sperry Danny Spillman Angela Staley David Summers Ian Sutton Brian Sweet Leslie Switzer 38 Juniors Scott Tague Christi Thomas Mary Jo Throckmart Dale Throneburg Travis Travoli Becky Vice Eddie Walden John Walden Mark Waldhouser Michael Walker Michelle Walker Jody Weber Karen Weston Shawn Wheeler Beth Wilken Codi Willis Jennifer Willis Lisa Willoughby Kathy Wilson Mike Wilson Amy Winkler Tammie Winkler Stacy Witmer Terry Wolfe Becky Woltman Sarah Yates Becky Young Pictures not available: Ray Arbuckle David Cash Jamie Daugherty Dan Devers David Gann Jared GrafFis Brad King Shari Pitts Jim Rausch Derek Sronce Gary Thurman LatishaTingley Sean Todd Carol Trizzle Robert Wilken William Winkler Juniors 39 Steppin’ Through High School — The Sophomores Sophomores Are Steppin’ Through This year’s sophomores are finally through the critical stage. They are no longer considered “grccnies.” This year they have proven themselves of the name Sophomores. They have shown us their strength in class games, their sports abilities in basketball, and their spirit and pride for Paris High School in all activities. We are sure that next year will be an even better year for them as they prepare to “step right through” into the Junior class. a. CLASS OFFICERS: president, Susan Barnes; vice president, Tricia Lund; secretary, Robin Mcwes; treasurer, Jami Comingor. b. Troy Stone demonstrates that Sophomores do have some talents. c. Michelle Setzer brings Coach “Old Man” Gosnell back in one piece. 40 Sophomores Tammy Abernathy Teresa Abernathy JefT Adams Lanny Alexander Terri Allison Angela Asbury James Ashley Jeff Ashley Ray Augustus Adin Baber Kara Barkley Susan Barnes Robin Bennet Mike Biddle Gussie Black Kelly Bowers Stephanie Boyer Tom Bradshaw Amic Branson Tammy Briseno Ccccilia Brown Mark Bruce Tonua Budd Rick Burke Chris Butler Mindy Butler Adam Buntain Victoria Casscl Lisa Cerra DcAnn Clark Mallory Claypool Dawn Close Jami Comingore Lori Connelly Cassic Cook Mark Cox Alicia Crabtree Sean C rawford Wesley Dailey Jessica David Tracy Davis Tami Devillcz Rick Dodd Deanna Ducharme Darren Elmore Scan Emcrick Pam England Janccn Englcbright Sophomores 41 Amy Fntrican Brian F.vcland Kevin Evil! Sharon Fabian Laura Fleming Rick Ford Scott Frazier Zak Freeze Brent Fulk Mike (iann Phil Ciarver Wendy Gates Jacob Gent Brian Gilbert Clarence Gosncll Samantha Gross Angie Hall Jay Halloran Tina Harcar C huck Harris Kick Harris Maggie Hepburn Bobby Hess Holley Hictl John Hollingsworth Joel Hollis Michelle Hollis Doug Holloway Tony Holt JefT Ingle John Johnson Maurice Johnson Michelle Johnson Barb Jones Kirk Jones Mike Jordan Amy Judy Pat Kanouse Sherry Kennedy Rochelle Kennedy Mike Kcrrick Steve Kesner 42 Sophomores Amy Keys Jason Kinc Jo Kirby James Knight Marty Lamastcr Jamie Land Christian Landes Doug Lawson Carla Lindsey Kelly Livcsay Michelle Lorancc Susanna Lorance Mike Lowry Tricia Lund Stacy Lynch Crystal McCarty Amy McClarcy Mandy McConkcy Angela McDaniel Jeff McKenna Rick Maples Trent Marshall Bill Maynard Darla Maynard Damon Melton Robin Mewes Dean Miller Lori Miller Brenda Newlin Stephanie Neibarger Robin Owen Kathy Parrish Tavis Patterson Tony Poole Charity Porter Tisha Porter Michelle Pustclniak Gayle Rigdon Chad Rodriquez Sophomores 43 Rick Sanders David Scroggins Lana Scott Michelle Setzer Laura Shanks Mechellc Smith Travis Sohaski Michelle Staley Jason Stanfield Jeff Staton Robin Steele T roy Stone Brad Stuck Matt Tegeler Beth Tcssman Mary Thomas Tedi Thomas Carrie Thompson Johnny Tomlinson Gcorganna Tosser TyraTwigg Scott Tyler Todd Vlahos Anissa Ward Becky Warner Justin Webster Randy Webster Mike Wcsterfield Lisa Wheeler Kim White Amy Whittemore Brandi Wicland Sarah Williams James Wimset Georganna Winkler Jennifer Wood Angel Woods Betsy Wright Malynnda Wright 44 Sophomores Pictures Not Available Ken Alexander Steven Butler Jeremy Collier Cindy Davidson Jay Davidson Edward Doran Brian Eads Bill Fitzsimmons Lisa Fitzsimmons Tammy Francis Rick Harris Doug Holloway Tricia Kent Mike Littlejohn Dan Newman Rick Rigdon Gary Smith Gary Tibbs Gwendolyn Tosser Scott Brown LeeAnn Damson Tammy Hutchings Angela McKee Steve McMahan Kami Kramer (not pictured) TMH Class Is Proof That We All “Walk to the Beats of Different Drummers” This year Paris High School has gained a class for the Trainable Mentally Handicapped. This class consists of 6 students. These students leam basic daily living skills that will enable them to live semi-independently upon graduation. Their schoolwork consists of handwriting, numbers, letters, shapes, and survival signs. The TMH II class enjoys going to the library, swimming at the Y.M.C.A., playing games, and once a week a student from the art department and the music department come in to teach art and music. Sophomores 45 The First Steps Always Seem To Be The Hardest When freshmen first enter high school, they notice a big change from grade school. Freshmen realize that they do not go to class with all of the same people. They realize, too, that they must find their own ways to lunch, either going to Hardee’s, the Hangar, or downtown. Freshmen have a lot of growing up to do, but they still have several years of high school left to enjoy before they get jobs, get married, or go to college. Freshmen find they make tracks to basketball games, to dances, and throughout the halls of PHS. Pictured at the right are the officers of the Freshmen class: Scott Nebergall serves as treasurer; Tracy Quinn makes pen tracks as secretary; vice-president Adam Sperry has little to do; Laurie Trapp as president leads the class. Freshmen soon get into the groove at PHS very quickly. For example, Erica Brinkley has quickly learned the art of hall monitoring. An Debbie Ashley Brian Augustus Jonnic Beauchamp Todd Bcrgdolt Darcy Berry Jodi Bess Brenda Blair Chris Blaklcy Jon Bledsoe Michael Bradley Chris Brann Carol Branson 46 Freshmen Stephanie Branson Stephanie Brinkcrhoff Erica Brinkley Mark Brooks Alfred Brown Jenifer Brown Richard Budd Jennifer Bull Kim Carter Ginger Cary Thad Cary Amy Chccly Tami Church Ami Churchill Travis Clark Lisa Cochran Keith Collier Crystal Conine Tammy Cooley Paul Cork Matt Cornell Chad Cornwell Camille Cox Scott Cox Tammy Crockett Hope Daniels Eric Daugherty Gail Dewitt Corey Dittamore Josh Duke April Edwards Richard Ellingsworth Michael Evard Gary Facer Ron Finger John Fitzsimmons Stacy Foley Bruce Frost Beverly Fulk Freshmen 47 Beth Funkhouser Billy Ciarver Ronald Ciarver Jim Geckie Debbie Ciill DougGleckler Cieri Cioodman Tammy Cioodman Dawn (iornian Jason (iraham Teresa Cireen Cory Griffin Eric lladdix Rebecca lladdix Tami Halloran Jennifer Hanks Era Harmon Michael Harris Melissa Haymaker C handra Hays Michael Hebermehl Morrie Hciten Kan Heidbnder Christopher Hickman Casey Hogan Amy Holloway Dawn Hoopingarner Amy Horseman Eric Hoult Lori Hunt Angela Hunter Angie Hutson Tim Inman Tracy Jaco Loretta Jernigan Sheila Jewell Amanda Jobsl Amanda Johnson Gary Johnson 48 Freshmen JcfT Johnson Sieve Johnson Tommy Johnson LancccJones Matt Jones C hris Kaufman Darrell Kelly Greg Kelly John Kelly Scon Kelly Christina Kemper Nathan Kilzcr Brenda Knight Sheri Knight Shirley Kollman Kara Koulsoumpas Mika Lankstcr Michelle Laughoin Alex Lawson Melinda Lewis Amy Lewsader Jamey Littleton Tammey Livingston Amy Lowry Laura Luce Shane Lynch Kelli McCarley Jenny McCIarey Chris McDaniel Mark McDaniel Cindy McHenry David McHenry Kristin McHenry Mark McIntosh Jenny McKenna Melissa MacKessey Kevin Magers Deandra Mansfield April Martin Mike Martin Tim Mattingly Cassie Metcalf Chrysandra Michels Tod Milner Angel Moore Charla Moss Billy Mulkins Bridget Murphy Freshmen 49 Nathan Murray Clint Myers Dawn Nail Ed Nail Scott Ncbergall Lynda Newhart Angel Newman Lori Newman Leslie Nicholson Brian O'Ban non Mark Ogle Bruce Ovcraker Jeanette Parrish Syd Parrish Monica Payne Margaret Pennington Davis Phelps Doug Pitts Emily Pool Don Potter Charlie Powers Frank Prouse Jason Pruiett Steve Pritett Tracy Quinn Michael Randall Sharys Rayburn C had Reed Tami Revell Andrea Rhoads Julie Rhoads Shelly Rigdon Holly Rogers Sheila Rose Leah Rowe Kevin Sabens James Saber Derek Scott Amy Sctzer Hope Shanks 50 Freshmen Pictures Not Available Thomas Belt Robert Crockett Nick Cusick Rochelle Deling Michael Gallagher Susan Goodwin Josh Gray Lon Harris Bobby Jones Stacy Linnabary Troy McCarty Victor Philiippi Jim Seibert Tina Strow Chris Swanson Dennis Thomas Danielle Trover Chris Woodworth Brian Shechy Roger Sisson W. D. Smith Dan Smittkamp Terry Snow Melissa Speicher Dina Spencer Adam Sperry Lucy Stanfield Lora Stanley Mark Staton Michael Strader Toby Strickland Jan Strow Jeff Swanson Jerry Thomas Tammy Th rock mart in Angie Thrmelrug Randy Tischer Lynn Tosser Shannon Towell Lauri Trapp Linda Turner Bill Vandiver Matt Vaughn Tony Vitale Matt Wacaser Paul Waggoner Beth Waldhauser Jeremy Walters Rick Ward Cam Watson Darin Weddle Allen Williams Michael Willis Stacy Wolfe Freshmen 51 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION To Insure Quality Education a. Superintendent Larry Leonard and Assistant Superintendent Michael Watts prepare for a school board meeting. b. THE 1987 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Front row: Paul RufT, Bill Shaffner, Monty Raley, Stephen Benefiel. Back row: Jim Keller, Monroe Hall, Jerry McDaniel. c. Assistant Principal Steve Sabens — then and now. d. Principal Jerry Walter enthusiastically draws a name for the free 1987 Arena. c Administration 55 Faculty... The Leaders of the Pack Because of a very special group of people, the Paris High faculty, Paris High School produces many bright, athletic, talented, and musical students. The teachers and staff at Paris High have the tremendous educational background and the unlimited patience needed to educate and prepare students for life beyond high school. Thanks to you, our PHS faculty, students are receiving the best education possible. 56 Faculty Faculty a. Anne Brown — Social Studies b. Bob Staley — Industrial Arts c. Lynn Douglas — English, Language Arts Department Chairperson d. Joe Gill — Jazz Band e. Sue Lowe — Business f. Gail Nelson — Art, Art Club Sponsor, SADD Sponsor g. Debbie Sims — Vocal Music h. Karen Earlywine — Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor i. Tom Punzelt — Driver’s Ed., PE, Coach j. Jerry Whitacre — General Science k. Lois Kloker — Science l. Daryl Vandlandegham — Social Studies, Drama Club Sponsor m. Ann Brock — Business n. Mike Postelwaite — Business, Coach o. Pam Cockroft — English, Arena Sponsor p. Melissa Walker — Math q. John Gibson — Chemistry r. Helen Bibo — English s. Mike Ray — Agriculture, FFA Sponsor Faculty 57 a. Bob Cheatham — Math, National Honor Society Sponsor b. Carolyn Lanker— English c. Jim Aydt — Computers d. Ann Johnson — Health e. Mary Kash — TMH f. Paul Lockhart — Business, Vocational Director g. Sandy Elliott — English, Mayfetc and Tiger Tales Sponsor h. Charles Jones — Guidance i. Jo Badertscher — Guidance j. Rick Gosnell — PE, Driver’s Ed, Coach 58 Faculty a. Steve Terrell — History, Coach b. Pam Vaughn — TMH aid c. Joyce Horton — TMH aid d. Carl Ogle — Mechanics e. Marge Houghland — Home Economics, FHA Sponsor f. Sandra Templeton — Math g. Chris McFee — Math, Computers h. Marlene Pellum — PE, Coach i. Dan Bruner — Biology, Coach, Driver’s Ed, Science Department Chairperson j. Larry Kirby — Industrial Arts Faculty 59 a. Allen Hombrook — Agriculture, FFA Sponsor b. Lois Addis — Media Specialist, Librarian and Reba Fulk — Library Aide c. Susan Pfanz — English, Scholastic Bowl Sponsor d. Ron Doris — Physics, Math, Arena Sponsor e. Jerry Johnson — CWT f. Gabc Corey — P.E., Football Coach g. Bev Parrish — In School Suspension Supervisor h. Phil Ludington — Athletic Director, History i. Carolyn Culler — Learning Disabilities j. Marilyn Bear — Teacher’s Aide k. Jane Witmer — French l. Steve Craig — Math m. Susan Dosch — EMH, Paula Gordon — Teacher’s Aide n. Corinne Cunningham — English o. Julie Comingore — Spanish p. Warren Sperry — Band q. Patrick Mackey — Industrial Arts r. Jerry Fulk — Science, Basketball Coach s. Coach Corey puckers up! Not pictured: Jane Brown 60 Faculty .� ’ -V WW Their Work Keeps The District “On Its Feet!” There lies a very special group of people behind the scenes at Paris High School. This group is made up of the janitors, maintenance men, and secretaries who keep this district on its feet. The work they do keeps PHS moving soundly from the running errands in the office to the cleaning of halls after school. Your hard work is needed and appreciated, so, from everyone at PHS, thank you very much! 62 Secretaries a PARIS HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES: Betty Johnson. Kim Guyman, and Jane Sutton. b. DISTRICT 95 SECRETARIES: Christie Fowler and Anna Collier. c. JANITORIAL STAFF: Bill Williamson, Norma Williamson, and Franklin Dick. d. School Nurse Connie Michels e. DISTRICT 95 MAINTENANCE STAFF: Floyd Reeley, Marjorie Spillman, Bob Redmon, and Allen Berry. Pawl UNION SCHOOL DIST 95 MAINTENANCE SHOP 402 Maintcnance Janitors 63 f a. 1986-87 ARENA STAFF: Stephanie Burgess, Lori Johnson. Jill Czerwonkey, Dottie Taylor, Michelle Pustelniak, Mandy Hcelan, Trish Brown, Michelle Ball, Mindy Butler, Ginni Ogle, Angie Simpson, David Cerra, Andy Clark. Not pictured: Leah Ogle, editor, Pam Cockcroft, sponsor; Ron Dons, sponsor. b. Julie Gill pouts at the camera as the photographer momentarily interrupts her typing. c. Ginni Ogle prepares art work for the 1986-87 Arena. d. Leah Ogle, editor, finishes her own pages. e. Andy Clark takes a break from entering pertinent data, the Index, into the yearbook’s computer. f. Trish Brown and Stephanie Burgess sell the yearbook to awaiting customers, g. David Cerra is worn out from his work on the Arena. Arena Staff 67 Chorus Steps Into a Variety of Music “I’ve seen chorus grow from 29 members to its present 101 members,” said Mrs. Sims, chorus director at PHS. We’re able to do more of a variety of music now.” The main activity for the chorus this year was hosting the East Central Illinois Choral Festival in the fall. Eleven choruses from around Illinois came to Paris and worked all day to prepare a concert which they presented that night. The E.C.I.C.F. concert was a huge success and Paris was congratulated for their fine job of hosting the festival. The chorus at Paris High School is getting bigger and better and will continue to grow in the years to come. MEMBERSOFTHE CHORUS • Melanie Bailc ♦Kara Barkley MiqyCrerch SheilaPaewNon Tracy Davis ' Mary i •( arma Dyer Brain Eads Apnl Edwards Darren Elmore Scan Emenck Pen i uv -twin Samantha -nm Se larv Horvnan Bern Hunt Maila HuUhi hnMine Kent rncia Kt • Renee i •Jeanne 4CHIy Lee Melinda Lewis Amy Ixwsader ♦Tncia Lund Monnte Lynch Si •li-nyayuinn inmim •Kim Revell Jennifer Roberts Meehclle Smith Jeanette Snvder — ?m Travis Sohaski Lucy Stanfield Robin Steele 1 - ‘Karen Stewart SlimM. } m Tcssinjn iicth i. .mar • Tiarin • • icuAunna I MB _Amisa Ward Lynn Ward Elizabeth Wilkcn fish Winans(Akcns) Stacy Wollc 1 ♦ MaUnnda W nght Michelle Y •Seniors iris Fnsemblc ♦Swing Choir 68 Chorus a. The 1986-87 Paris High School chorus. b. THE GIRL S OCTET FOR THIS YEAR: Renee Lage, Donna Blair. Mindy Lewis. Melanie Bailey, Jayne Frazier, Trish Brown, Jill Reel. Not pictured: Lori Johnson. c. This year’s I.M.E.A. All-state member Trish Brown. d. I.M.E.A. DISTRICT MEMBERS FOR 1986-87: Row I: Trish Brown, Lori Johnson, Jayne Frazier. Row 2: Jill Reel, Todd Marshall, Lisa Gose. e. THE SWING CHOIR FOR THIS YEAR: Sitting: Jamie Comingore, Tricia Lund, Susan Barnes, Kara Barkley, Carrie Thompson, Tisha Porter, Lisa Cerra. Standing: Ceceilia Brown, Malynnda Wright, Robin Mewes, Beth Tessman, Samantha Gross, Kelly Lee, Brenda Newlin. Jazz Band Makes Music Creativity, spontaneity, EXCITEMENT! The P.H.S. Jazz Band draws upon the individual talents of its twenty-one members to combine these elements for its own musical enjoyment and that of its school and commuity audiences. For us, the members of the 1986-87 band, JAZZ IS... ... rescheduling study and work hours, as well as social events, to accomodate a late night rehearsal ... early morning trumpet sectionals (where’s Bryce?) ... the Remington warm-up ... eight hours of competition at E.I.U’s midwinter festival ... trying to make sense out of Mr. Gill’s vocalese without cracking up (wa-da-mel-on, wa-da-mel-on, PITS!) ... remembering to turn on the synthesizer amp BEFORE the piece begins ... striving to make the written note a part of our very being ... communicating without words ... basking in the warm applause of an appreciative audience on a cool April evening ... an ABSOLUTE GAS!! 70 Band Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark and Cold ORCHESTRA MEMBERS: Mark Waldhauser, Marty Sperry, Ken Dishon, Shannon Clark, Mark Anderson, David Cerra, Pete Patalas, Andy Keys, John Peatman, James Wimsett, David Papadakos, James Mercer, Mallory Claypool, David Bailey, Jason Stanfield, Christian Landes, Stacy Witmer, Adam Sperry, Bryce Sutton, Scott Inman, David Milam, Matt Cheatham, Scott Russell, Julie Setzer, Roxie Drake, Paula Austin, Merijo Jordan, Jane Anderson, Jayne Frazier, Michelle Staley, Nini Englebright, Becky Young, Amy Hombrook, Kelly Lee, Tisha Porter, Chrysie Michaels, Kara Barkly, Amy Branson, Angela Staley, Tammy Pendley, Ginni Ogle, Shelley Doris, Kara Drake, Linda Humphrey, Lisa Young, Julie Rhoads, Gail DeWitt When one becomes a band member, he becomes a member of many different organizations. The organization that plays during the Christmas season is the brass choir. The brass choir is made up of nearly thirty dedicated brass players who play for various people. Not only does the brass choir play for big groups and churches, but also they play for many individual citizens in the community. So every year through the month of December, the brass choir can be heard around town playing “Jingle Bells,” “Silent Night,” “Little Town of Bethlehem,” and many other popular Christmas songs. BRASS CHOIR MEMBERS: David Cerra, Amy Hombrook, Elizabeth Cox, Michelle Staley, Tony Hoult, Bryce Sutton, David Papadakos, Julie Setzer, Marty Sperry, Scott Asche, Scott Russell, Kirk Jones, Nini Englebright, Charla Moss, Dandi Mansfield, David Bailey, Scott Inman, Ginni Ogle, Brad Bowers, Stacy Witmer, Ken Dishon, Christian Landes, Dan Smitkamp, Kevin Sabens, Todd Marshall, Mallory Claypool, Michael Hebermehl, Andy Keys, Bill Marshall Band 71 The Marching Tigers a. Football field fun b. Here we come! c. . .. another field practice d. Jay Funkhouser leads the pack. e. The Marching Tigers at the U of I day. PICCOLO Jill Holloway Paula Austin FLUTE Amy Wright Angela Staley Malynnda Wright Menjo Jordan Monica Payne Lucy Stanfield Jennifer McClarey Gail DcWitt Tnsh Brown Jem Chambers Kara Barkley F.nca Brinkley Amie Branson Roxic Drake Tracee Gore Angel Newman Judi Jo Boewc Tobi Raley Tammy Hall Era Hannon Amanda Jobst Lisa Cochran Amy Lowry Angel Woods Stephanie Robertson Anne Brown Kim Lucas Kim Carter Dawn Nail OBOE Beth Waldhauser Michelle Hollis BASSOON Jami Comingore Ccceilia Brown CLARINET Shelley Doris Cara Drake Jane Anderson Carla Lindsey Jayne Frazier Tisha Porter Gussie Black Julie Rhoads Kara Koutsoumpas Knsti Knight UsaCerra Kara Young Dale Hartley Lora Stanley Kathy Martin Chrystie Michels (linger Cary Candi C rtech Melissa Speicher Jo Pennington Tncia Lund Tammy Pend ley Stefanie Burgess Matt Vaughn Crystal Conine Jan Roush Dawn Close Rondha Franklin Andrea Rhoads Camille Cox Kristin McHenry Susanna Lora nee Glenda Compton BASS CLARINET Mark Waldhauser Sarah McHenry Katie Rooney Brandi Wieland ALTOSAX Linda Humphrey David Milam Brad Rollings Becky Young Chns Martin Adam Sperry Lynda New hart Darcy Berry Rick Ford Emily Pool Roger Sisson Kelly Bowers Rick Ward Stacy Foley Betsy Wright Jim Geekie TENOR SAX Shannon Clark Jamie Mercer Ken Ludington Dan Spillman Mike Randall James Wimsett Jennifer Brown Charlie Powers Eric Daugherty BARI SAX John Kreckman John Pcarman Todd Bergdolt TRUMPETS Julie Sctzer David Papadakos Bryce Sutton Marty Sperry Nmi Englebnght Scott Russell Scott Aschc Dandi Mansfield Matt Cheatham Kirk Jones Jana McIntosh Susan Klug Liu Young Tracy Rush C handra Hays Jamey Littleton Laune Trapp Chns Butler Troy Sanders Brad Stuck Matt Moss Bruce Frost Karl Knuth Rob Hays Jeff Swanson Chandra Moss Derek Scott Matt Wacaser Tammy Halloran Chad Cornwell Renee Lage ERENCHHORN David Cerra Michelle Staley Maggie Hepburn Elizabeth cox Tony Hoult Amy Hombrook Jamey Bess Mika Lankster Amy Pool Sean Gallagher TROMBONES Ken Dishon Scott Inman Ginni Ogle Dan Smittkamp Brad Bowers David Bailey Stacy Witmer Doug Dittamore Kevin Sabens Chns Blakley Christian Landes Jason Stanfield Corey Dittamore Shcn Knight Mike Jordan Steve Kesner Jacob Gent Bnan O’Bannon Tony Poole Damon Melton BARITONE Susan Barnes Michael Hebermehl Todd Marshall Mallory Claypool Chns Brann Jamie Daugherty Amy Whiltemore Jeanette Snyder TUBA Andy Keys Phil Goodman Mark Cox Travis Clark Trent Marshall Bill Marlowe Bnan Sheehy PERCUSSION Chns McDaniel Brenda Newlin Mark Anderson JefT Ingle Cathy Anderson Tim Inman Tim McDaniel Kevin Evitt Jason Pruiett Kelly Lee Steve Craig Kathy Pamsh Pete Pa talas Tom Bradshaw Cam Watson Troy Stone Syd Pamsh Michael Gallagher Nathan Kilzer Band 73 Tiger Tales Make Monthly Tracks Many people think of Tiger Tales as an easy class. In reality, being in Tiger Tales is very demanding. A staff member spends not only class time but also personal time as well as interviewing students, laying out papers, and writing articles. The problem of meeting monthly deadlines is also a pressure all staff members must deal with. The Tiger Tales staff as well as Mrs. Elliot, the sponsor, do a super job with all their papers and we hope this will continue in the years to come. a 74 Tiger Talcs c a. Tiger Tales Staff, Tracy Quinn, Julie Clover, Jill Czerwonky, Denita Erwin, Tammy DeVillez, Tina Harcar, Renac English. Zach Freeze, Mrs. Elliot, Tobi Raley, Amy Edwards, and Betsy Wright, make rabbit ears at the camera. b. Brad Land says, “They often call it kicking back ’ c. Heidi Lou solves the problems of the world. d. Mrs. Elliot says, “Meet your deadlines or the Bower gets it.” Not pictured: Shelley Boatman. Melissa Gcekic, Mark Holley. Brad Land, Andrea Englebnght, and Amy White. Tiger Tales 75 76 Student Council Council Takes Steps for a Productive School Year Student Council is an organization devoted to representing the students at the high school in making decisions and planning activities. During the basketball season Student Council sold orange and black net jerseys. On Valentine’s Day Student Council members were bombarded with red, pink, and white carnation sales for one of their many fund raising activities. The 1986-1987 blood drive was successful again in donating blood to people in need. The president of Student Council is Lisa Gose and is governed by Mrs. Fulk. The Student Council is able to present a scholarship to one of the many outstanding senior council members. Instead of the Student Council sponsoring the annual Winter Carnival dance, the first Sadie Hawkins Dance was held and seemed to be a big success. Student Council also sponsored the yearly Homecoming Dance and organized the fun loving class games. a. Row 1: Bev Fulk, Tracy Quinn, Lauri Trapp, Tami Halloran. Mary Thomas, Angie McDaniel, Lisa Cerra, Kelly Livasay, Tricia Lund. Scott Frazier, Brent Fulk. Row 2: Adam Sperry, Corey Dittamore, John Pearman, Doug Dittamore, Kim Piper, Eleanor Atienza, Jamey Bess, Marty Sperry, Amy White, Cindi Dyer, Susan Barnes. Row 3: Melinda Atienza, Judi Jo Bocwc, Jackie Lilley, Bill Marlowe, Mark Anderson, Cami Costa, Jennifer Bess. Row 4: Mrs. Fulk. b. Mark Anderson and Marty Sperry attend a Student Council meeting. c. Steve Hall sings the winning song during the Student Council Talent show. d. Lisa Gose and Mrs. Fulk conduct a Student Council Meeting. e. Lisa Gose watches Jim Comingore give blood, at the annual Blood Drive. e Student Council 77 Academic Awards Highlight the Year a. 1st YEAR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: David Ccrra. Chad Gann, Stephanie Robertson. Judi Jo Boewc, Linda Humphrey. Jim Blue, Todd Marshall, David Garver. Second row: Janie Anderson, Sarah McHenry, Mcri Jo Jordan. Kim Calvert, Tonya Garvin, Kelly Lee. Lisa Willoughby. Third row: Mike Martin, Eleanor Atienza, Brad Bowers. David Milam, Amy Edwards, Amy Padgett, Melanie Bailey. Julie Setzer. Back row: Missy Mattingly, Becky Young. Becky Woltman, Shaun Wheeler. Marty Sperry, Mark Waldhauser, Katie Rooney. b. 2nd YEAR LETTER WINNERS: Brenda Ncwlin, Malynnda Wright. Kara Barkley, Betsy Wright. Mindy Butler. Second row: Scott Frazier, Tricia Lund, Jami Comingorc, Robin Mewes, Trent Marshall, Christian Landes, Mrkc Kcrrick. Back row: Pal Kanousc, Brent Fulk, Shannon Clark, John Postclwaitc, Jay Funkhouscr, Steve Clark. c. 1st YEAR LETTER WINNERS: Marc Bruce, Gussic Black Gail Dewitt, Bev Fulk, Syd Parrish, Jan Strow, April Martin. Second row: Scott Nebergall, Erica Brinkley, Monica Payne, Lucy Standfield, Dandic Mansfield, Chrysie Michels, Lisa Young, Beth Waldhauser, Julie Rhoads. Third row: Mike Martin, Jim Geekie, Greg Kelley, Kevin Sabens, Mark McIntosh, Billy Garver. Tod Bergdolt. Fourth row: Lauri Trapp, Era Harmon, Tracy Quinn. Kristen McHenry, Adam Sperry, Matt Vaughn, Jason Pruictt. Leah Rowe. Fifth row: Stephanie BrinkerhofT, Julie Gill, Brad Rollings, Amy Hornbrook, Shellie Boatman, Marci Conger, Matt Moss. 78 National Honor Society a. 1987 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: President — Sarah McHenry, Vice-President — Missy Mattingly. Secretary — Melanie Bailey, Treasurer — David Milam b. FOUR YEAR LETTER WINNERS: Scott Inman, Mike Carver, Julie Goodman, David Cerra, Annette Berry, Kris Porter, Crystal Myers, Stephanie Robertson. Second row: Jim Blue. John Kreckman, Melinda Atienza, Jill Holloway, Missy Bailey, Trish Brown, Shelley Dons, Denise Dickenson. Back row: Judi Jo Boewe, Todd Marshall, Dan Bruner, Joe Yuza, Scott Mood, Pam Queary, Andrea Englebnght, Linda Humphrey. c. THIRD YEAR LETTER WINNERS. Janie Anderson, Sarah McHenry, Merijo Jordan. Kim Calvert, Tonya Garvin, Kellie Lee, Lisa Willoughby. Second row: Mike Martin, Eleanor Atienza, Brad Bowers, David Milam, Amy Edwards. Amy Padgett, Melanie Bailey, Julie Setzer. Back row: Missy Mattingly, Becky Young, Becky Woltman, Shaun Wheeler, Marty Sperry, Scott Russell, Mark Waldhauser, Katie Rooney, John Gcckie. d. SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS: Janie Anderson — Girls’ State Representative, David Cerra — top math student, Andy Keys — Boys' State Co-Rep., Andrea Englebnght — Perfect Attendance for 4 years, Mike Martin — Boys State Co-Rep. Not pictured: Jim Finger — Top Computer student. 80 National Honor Society National Honor Society 81 PHS Competes Academically With Teams a. Andrea Englebnght proudly displays her award for Scholastic Bowl Conference b. PARIS HIGH SCHOOL REGIONAL JETS TEAMS WINNERS: Pictured left to right, kneeling: Cara Drake, Shelly Doris, Samantha Gross, Julie Setzer, Elenor Atienza, Jane Anderson. Missy Baily, Melinda Atienza, and Andrea Englebnght. Left to nght. back row: Jim Finger. Joel Sherer, David Cerra, David Summers, Jamie Mercer, Mark Waldhauser, David Speicher, Steve Clark, and Mike Martin c. SCHOLASTIC BOWL: From left to right: Beverly Fulk, Cecilia Brown, Nini Englebnght, Renee English, Jim Geekic, Lucy Stanfield, Crystal Myers, Dale Hcartly, John Postlcwait, Lori Connclley, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Fulk. Not pictured arc Mallory Claypool, Brian Eads, Andrea Englebnght, and Andy Keys. Freshman Bergolt. Todd 999 Blaklcy. Chris •• HnnkerhofT, Stephanie Brinkley. Erica 999 Carter, Kim 99 Cornwell, Matt 99 DeWitt, Gail 999 Facer, Gary Frost. Bruce Fulk. Bev ••• Garver. Billy 999 Geekie, Jim 99 Harmon. Era Hcidbrider. Kan 99 Horseman. Amy Jewell. Sheila Jones. Matt Kelly. Greg 999 Kelly. Scott 999 Knight. Sheri 99 Laughlin. Michelle 9 Lewis. Melinda 999 Lewsader. Amy 9 Lowry. Amy McClarey. Jenny 9 McHenry, David McHenry. Kristin 9 McIntosh. Mark 99 Mackcssy. Melissa Mansfield. Dcandra 999 Marlin. April 999 Martin. Mike 99 Mattingly. Tim 99 Metcalf, Cassie Michels. Chrysie 999 Nebergal. Scott 999 Newman. Angel 9 Parrish. Syd 999 Payne. Monica 999 Phelps. David 999 Potter, Don Pruiett. Jason 99 Quinn, Tracy 999 Randall. Mike Rhoads. Julie 000 Ho we, I eah 999 Sabens. Kevin 999 Shanks. Hope Sisson. Roger99 Smittkamp, Dan Sperry. Adam 999 Standfield. Lucy ••• Strow, Jan 000 Trapp. Lauri 000 Vaughn. Matt ••• Waldhauser. Beth 999 Yates, Shane M Young. Lisa 999 Sophomores Baber. Adin 99 Barkley. Kara 00 Benneti. Robin Bradshaw. Tom Black, Gusste Bowers. Kelly HONOR ROLL Bruce, Marc 9 Butler. Mindy 999 Claypool. Malory • Comingore, Jami 999 C onnelly, Lori David, Jessica England. Pam 99 EngJebright. Janeen 99 Fabian. Sharon 9 Frazier. Scott 999 Fulk. Brent 999 Gross, Samantha 999 Halloran, Jay Johnson, John 999 Jordan, Michael 9 Kanouse. Pat 999 Kerrick. Mike 999 Kirby, Jo Landes. Christian 99 Lindsay, C arla 9 Lund, Tricia 999 Marshall. Trent 999 Mcwes. Robin 999 Newlin, Brenda 9 Porter. Tisha Patterson, Tavis 999 Rigdon. Gayle 99 Sanders. Rick Stanfield. Jason 9 Scott. Lana 99 Tomlinson, Johnny 0 Ward. Amssa Webster, Justin Westerficld. Mike 999 Wood, Jennifer Wright, Betsy 99 Wright. Malynnda 999 Juniors Anderson, Cathy Anderson, Jane 999 Arrasmith, Randy Atienza, Eleanor999 Austin. Paula 9 Bailey. Melanie 000 Ball. Michelle Beauchamp. Robin 999 Bennett. Dianna •• Bess, Jamey 00 Black. Sandra Blanton, Michcal 000 Boatman. Shellie 000 Bowers. Brad 999 Burgess. Stephanie Calvert, Kim 999 Campbell, Ken Chapmen, Tnna 00 Clark, Shannon M Hark, Steve M Conger. Marci 000 Costa, Cami00 Cox, Elizabeth 9 Czerwonky, Jill Dittamore. Doug • Drake. Roxic 999 Draper, Marla 000 Edwards. Amy 99 Ellington. Amanda 9 Eslingcr, Chris 999 Finger. Jim Fitzgeralds, Sharon Fowler, Amber 999 Funkhouscr. Jay 99 Garvin, Tonya 99 Gallagher. Sean 9 Geekie. John 99 Hall, Tammy 999 Hombrook, Amy 999 Jared, Joell 99 Jordan, Merijo 999 Kelly. Scott Kennedy. Daryl Kuhn, Darren 9 Lee, Kelly 999 Ludington, Ken McHenry. Sarah 999 McIntosh, Jana 999 Martin, Mike 999 Mattingly, Missy 999 Milam, David 999 Moss. Matt 999 Napoer, Cathy Padgett, Amy 999 Patalas, Pete 9 Pcndley. Tamara 999 Pool, Amy 99 Postclwaite, John 99 Rollings. Brad 99 Rooney, Katie 99 Russell. Scott 999 Setzer, Julie 999 Simpson, Angie Spcichcr. David 9 Spillmen, Danny 99 Sperry. Marty 999 Staley. Angela Summers, David 999 Switzer, Leslie 999 Travoli, Travis Waldhauser, Mark 999 Weber, Jody 9 Wheeler, Shaun 999 Wilken, Beth 99 Willis, Jennifer99 Willoughby, Lisa 99 Winkler, Amy 99 Woltman, Becky 999 Yates, Sarah Young, Becky 999 Young, David Mf Yuza, Steve Seniors Ateizna, Melinda Ml Bailey, Missy 999 Blue. Jim 999 Berry , Annette 000 Boewe. Judi Jo 999 Brown, Trish 000 Bruner, Dan 000 Campbell, Tim M Cerra, David 999 Gark, Greg Davis, Rob 9 Delashmit, Cory Dickenson, Denise 000 Doris, Shellie 999 Drake. Cara 999 Dyer, Cyndi 9 Englebnght, Andrea 999 English, Renac 999 Frazier, Jane 99 Garver, David Garver. J. R. 999 Garver, Mike Gill, Julie 999 Goodman, Julie 999 Hartley, Dale 999 Hogan, Scott Holloway. Jill 999 Humphrey, Linda 9 Inman, Scott999 Kreckman. John 999 Marshall, Todd 999 Lewsader, Carolyn Martin, Chris Mattingly, Jeanie Mayse, Connie Mercer, Jamie 9 Mood. Scot 999 Myers, Crystal 999 Poore, Allison 999 Porter, Kns 99 Queary, Pam 999 Raley, Tobi 99 Robertson. Stephanie 999 Rousch, Jeff9 Scott, Jeanna 9 Sherer, Joel Smithson. Chris 9 Sutton, Bryce Swanson. Regina Terrell. Tcri 99 Wagoner. Angie Wnght, Amy 999 Yuza, Joe 999 • Indicates number of quarters Honor Roll 83 84 Organ izatio ORGANIZATIONS Organizational “Prints” a. Coach Corey got to kiss the pig when FFA and the Booster Club raised money. Pictured with Cleoporktra the pig are the contestants. Coach Luddington, Coach Corey, Mr. Sabens, Mr. Sperry, and Dr. Leonard and FFA members Mike Martin, Missy Mattingly, Chris Martin, and Crystal Myers. b. Steve Hall receives 1st place at the talent show from Student Council sponsor Mrs. Fulk and president Lisa Gosc. c. Key Club members Joel Sherer, Tammy Hobson, Amy Whittamore and Michelle Ball collect money for a fund raising project. 86 Organizations New Programs Help Students Stay on Track During the 86-87 school year, S.A.D.D. has 30 very active members whose officers are Troy Taylor, President; David Carver, Vice-President. Beth Wilken, Secretary-Treasurer, Sean Emcrick and Jennifer Roberts. Representatives. As a result of ITI in the summer of'86. two students. Tori Cassel and Darren Elmore, attended an ITI reunion in Springfield. This winter, S.A.D.D. sponsored and put on a style show in February in conjunction with Norma's Bridal Train. In March, twelve students attended In Touch seminars at E.I.U., and ten attended Snoball in Matoon. In April's city wide Spring Expo S.A.D.D. had a display booth. May was declared S.A.D.D. month with several contests and various displays, and students will visit the elementary schools for our clowning program. A party is planned for the end of the school year, and several students are planning to attend ITI Camp in 1987. Another organization. Peer Ears, hopes to help teens at P.H.S. The Peer-Ear program will develop the leadership of students as ‘'Peer facilitators' in the four high schools in Edgar County; Paris, Shiloh, Chrisman, and Kansas. Fourteen students per high school will be trained and supervised to help others with their problems: Feelings, thoughts, and decision making abilities. The Peer-Ears were selected on the following criteria: ability to listen and understand others, self confidence; dependability; potential for leadership and the ability to understand the importance of confidentiality. a. S.A.D.D. members arc Stephanie BnnkcrhofT, Melissa Speicher. Syd Parrish, Beth Waldhauser. Tame Revell, Sharon Fabian. Tori Cassell, Tish Akens, Missy Creech, Jennifer Roberts, Karen Stewart, Greta Nicholson, Darren Elmore, Barb Jones. Chrissy Michaels, Darren Weddle, David Garver. Scan Emrick, Georgana Winkler, Chris Blaklcy. Middle: Scott Joseph, Bill Marlowe. Sponsors — Mr. Aydt. and Mrs. Kloker. b. PEER EARS: Mrs. Houghland, Lisa Cerra, Tish Atkens, Tncia Lund. Jim Blue, Scott Frazier, Beth Wilken. Mrs. Michels. 2nd row: Jamie Com-ingmorc, Cecilia Brown. Samantha Gross, and Karen Orris. S.A.D.D. — Peer Ears 87 FHA Offers Friendship, Fun, and Growth The Future Homemakers of America is a girl’s organization, led by Mrs. Houghland. The club offers friendship, involvement, recreation, and growth for its members. Money making events have included bake sales and candy bar sales. This year F.H.S. sponsored a Valentine’s Day Tea for the teachers. They often attend conventions and workships during the year. At the end of each year, they go to Six Flags. a. F.H.A. MEMBERS: Row 1, left to right: Lori Harris. Sheila Rose, Michelle Tosser. Lynn Tosser. Row 2: Amy Chcely, Jenny Hanks. Tami French. Bobbie Arrasmith, Karen Stewert, Karen Orris. Bobbie Sexton, Charla Thomas, Susan Bouslog. and Mrs. Houghland. b. Karen Orris prepares the Valentine tea. c. Candi Creech, Bobbie Arrasmith, Susan Bouslog and Karen Orris. 88 FHA “I Believe in the Future of Farming.. The Future Farmer’s of America is one organization that is active throughout the school year. During September and October the FFA begins the year by being involved in land use selection and tractor safety contests, as well as initiating Greenhands. November finds the FFA preparing and participating in the National Convention at Kansas City, Missouri. February brings National FFA week and FFA’ers put much effort into their barnyard. The rest of the months are filled with numerous judging contests. The Paris FFA is one of the most active chapters in the area. At any given time you can see FFA members making tracks to some activity. a. Little boy and puppy make a cute pair. b. Mr. Gray shows his love for animals. c. 1986-87 OFFICERS: Missy Mattingly, Amy Martin, Mike Wilson. Chris Martin, Richie Wilson. Crystal Myers, Barry Twigg, Jim Comingore and Rita Boren. FFA 89 c a. Row I: Rich Wilson, Jim Comingorc, Missy Mattingly, Mike Wilson, Crystal Myers. Amy Martin, Rita Boren, Chris Martin, and Barry Twigg. Row 2: Mr. Hornbrook, Eddie Walden, Richie Funkhouscr, Phil Garver, Jason Kimc, Floyd Strader, Kim White, Mr. Gray. Row 3: Brian Setzer, Michelle Pustelniak, Susan Bouslog, Charla Thomas, Becky Black, Tyra Twigg, Curtis Landrum, Jay Funkhouser. Row 4: Kyle Matthews, Scott Kerrick, Butch Frazec, Mike May nerd, Kevin Evitt, Leonard Douglas, Matt Moss, Dale Craig, Nathan Murray, Chris Butler, Hunter David, Matt Cheatham. Rob Fuqua. Scott Aschc, Jennifer Bess, Mike McMahan. Cam Watson. Row 6: Jamie Daugherty, Daryl Kennedy, James Knight. Tim Mattingly, Jay Halloran, Todd Bergdolt, Scott Ncbergall. Clint Myers. Row 7: Brian Augustus, Tammy Goodman, Candi Creech, Karen Stewcrt, Shane Lankster. Jon Kelly, Mike Strader, Chris Mickman. Row 8: Mark Brooks, Randy Webster, Troy McCarty, Matt Tegler, Jeff McKenna, Shane Lynch, Bobby Jones, Eric Haddix. Row 9: Travis Sohaski, John Johnson, Dcrik Cline, Scott Cox, Mike Harris, Tom Belt. Keith Collier. Ray Arbucklc. Row 10: Troy Neibargcr, Scott Hogan. Barb Jones, Tom Cravens, Mark McDaniel, Jim Blue, Mike Martin, James Birth. Row 11: Amy Judy, Mary Thomas. Jody Bess, C asey Hogan. Amy Lewsadcr, Shannon Towell. Daryn Griffon. Richard Bennett. Row 12: Dennis Thomas. Doug Glcckler, T. J. Johnson. Morrie Heelcn. and Corey Taylor. b. Chris Martin, Troy Neibarger, and Mike Maynerd, prepare breakfast. c. Mr. Walters enjoys his breakfast. d. Retiring president Chris Martin presents new president Amy Martin with the gavel. e. Barry Twigg presents Missy Mattingly with her award for F.F.A. sweetheart. f. Mike Wilson, Missy Mattingly, Chris Martin and Barry Twigg pose for a picture. 90 FFA b FFA 91 French and Spanish Clubs Make Tracks With a. Miss Earlywine and son John enjoy an evening out. b. First row, left to right: D. Seaney, J. Bess, A. Lawson, A. Holloway, C. Costa, M. Conger, M. Sperry, D. Summers. Second row, left to right: T. Brown. J. Frazier. R. Swanson, L. Humphrey, A. Wright, A. Pamsh, C. Dyer, M. Atienza. A. McCarty, L. Jenngan. Third row. left to right: A. Paine, K. Young, B. Brook, K. Rcvcll, A. White, M. Bailey, S. Inman, R. Drake, K. Hams. M. Walker. Fourth row, left to right: B. Woltman, M. Staley, N. Englebright, B. Wright, T. Garven, J. Downey, R. Franklin, K. Lee, M. Blanton. Miss Earlywine. Fifth row, left to right: T. Harcar, B. Wciland, K. Livcsay, D. Clark, S. Barnes, A. Whittamorc, L. Ccrra, H. Hictt, R. Mcwcs, C. Brown, B. Newlin, T. Porter. Sixth row, left to right: S. Gross, K. Sabcns, K. Dishon, K. Ludington, S. Clark, S. Russel. J. Postlewaitc. I. Sutton. B. Fulk, C. McHenry. Seventh row. left to right: J. Anderson, J. Setzcr, T. Chapman, K. Calvert. M. Ball, A. Fowler. A. Padgett. A. Winkler. M. Jordan. T. Hobson, D. Mansfield. Eighth row, left to right: M. Hepburn. K. Galloway. C. Anderson, T Rcvell, A. Edwards. M. Mattingly, E. Poole. S. Parrish. M. Spiecher. L. Trapp, C. Hayes. Ninth row, left to right: J. Willis, A. Barom, J. Gcckie, C. Dittamore. M. McIntosh. S. Ncbcrgall, M. McDaniel, J. Littleton. S. Pruett, T. Church, C. Hogan, S. Jewel. Tenth row, left to right: J. Bess, S. Klug, J. McIntosh, A. Hombrook, J. Chambers, J. Roush. M. Kerrick, M. Sink, N. Kilzer. Eleventh row, left to right: C. Dyer, J. Gill, J. Reel, A. Brinkerholf, K. Porter, M. Willis, S. Clark, M. Johnson. M. Bruce, R. Sanders. Twelfth row. left to right: S. Robertson. S. Yates, B. Rollings, D. Spiecher, D. Spillman. J. Hollingsworth, J. Buchanan. M. Downs. P Buske. M. Shear. D. Dittamore. Thirteenth row, left to right: H. Winkler, A. Clark. T. Campell, M. Bowen. T. Holt, B. Land, M McHenry are this year’s Spanish Club members. 92 Foreign language A Foreign Flare b FRENCH CLUB: First row, left to right: T. Gore, A. Poore, R. English, T. Terrell, J. Holloway, J. Boewe, T. Railey, J. Clover, D. Taylor. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Witmer. C. Creech, J. Goodman, M. Plumley, B. Sutton. J. Buchann, S. McHenry, T. Perkinson. Third row, left to right: P. Goodman. R. Huff, J. Funkhouser, M. Throckmartin, C. Costa, K. Piper, S. Boatman, K. Lucas, A. Staley, T. Pendely. Fourth row, left to right: S. Witmer, P. Patalas, A. Poole. J. Pearman, E. Atienza, B. Dunn, M. Bailey, L. Willoughby. Fifth row, left to right: C. Thompson, K. Parrish. B. Tessman. A. Keys, D. Milam, M. Waldhouser, K. Rooney. Sixth row, left to right: D. Elmore, D. Maynard, D. Ellingsworth, S. Frazier, G. Black, B. Jones, T. Devillaz, T. Lund. M. Wright. Seventh row, left to nght: S. Knight, J. Brown, A. Johnson, A. Newman, A. Edwards, M. Setzer, K. Barkley, A. Branson, M. Hepburn. Eighth row, left to right: J. Rhodes, C. Con-ine, L. Young, A. Lowrey. L. Stanfield, B. Waldhouser. K. Heidbnder. M. Hollis, T. Allison. Ninth row, left to right: B. O’Bannon, T. Halloran, L. Newhart, D. Scott, C. Reed, J. Parrish. R. Kennedy, T. Quinn, K. McHenry, D. McHenry. Tenth row, left to right: A. Moore, M. Payne. L. Cochran, K. Michelles, D. Dittamore. S. Neighbarger. C. Cox, C. McDaniel. b. Jana McIntosh and Doug Dittamore smile as they skate past the camera. c. Amy Hombrook and Jeni Chambers show their stuff at the skating rink. Foreign Language 93 Hello Harvey — Bye Bye Birdie One of the most active organizations in PHS is the Paris Players. The group, composed of a variety of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, have full responsibility for the fall plays and the spring musicals and produce very professional productions. Paris Players not only act in the plays, but also construct the sets, do their own makeup, and run the lights. The highlight of the year for the Paris Players is the Drama Banquet and the presentation of the awards. This year, the major awards were as follows: Best Actress — Trish Brown, Best Actor — Todd Marshall, Best Supporting Actress — Melanie Bailey, Best Supporting Actor — Billy Marlowe, Best Female Vocalist — Malynnda Wright, Best Male Vocalist — Billy 94 Drama Club Marlowe, Best New Actress in a Major Role — Erica Brinkley, Best New Actor in a major role — Jacob Gent, Best Characterization — Dale Hartley, Most Improved Actress — Ceceilia Brown, Most Improved Actor — David Speicher, Most Enthusiastic — Amy Edwards, Director’s Merit Award — Todd Marshall. The entire Paris Players organization is to be congratulated for their fine performances and we hope they will thrive and grow in the years to come. a THE 1986-87 PARIS PLAYERS: Row I: Monica Payne. Jan Strow, Erica Brinkley, Dan Smitlcamp. Bill Marlowe, Christian 1-andcs. Melanie Bailey, Todd Marshall. Chrissy Michaels. Bclh Waldhauser. Dandic Mansfield. Lucy Standfield. Row 2: Bcv Fulk, Amy Lowry, Dina Spencer, Syd Parrish. Mall Vaughn, Jamie Comingore. Malynda Wright. Robin Mewes, Cecilia Brown. Holley Hictt. Tricia Lund, Beth Tessman, Carrie Thompson. Row 3: Malory Claypool, Cami Costa, Amy Edwards. Ginni Ogle. Carma Dyer, Lisa Morriscy, Amy Craig. Stephanie Robertson, Amy Wright, Betsy Wright, Director Daryl Vanlandcgham. Row 4: Brian Eads. Andy Clark, David Speicher, Lori Connelley, Dale Hartley, Missy Bailey. Trish Brown. Jeff Miller. b. Trish Brown expresses her opinion during the fall comedy, “Harvey, and Brian Eads and Missy Bailey listen attentively. c. Cast members Carrie Thompson and Cecilia Brown diligently rehearse a song. d. Cast members Brian Eads and Dale Hartley prepare their makeup for a performance. e. A scene from this year’s musical. Bye Bye, Birdie. f. The cast from the fall play, Harvey, gets a lecture. a a. Becky Haddix takes a break from mixing clay. b. 1986-87 ART CLUB: Row one top to bottom: Maurice Johnson, Jeff Archibald, Scott Joseph, Michael Strader, Ray Augustus, Chad Reed, Ed Voelz, John Postlewait, Brant Walls, Mark Staton. Row two: Jo Kirby, Tori Cassle, Jennifer Bull, Dawn Close, Amy Judy, Angel Moore, Wendy Gates. Row three: Kim Revelle, Monnie Lynch, Shannon Towell, Carol Branson, Angie Asbury, Angel Woods, Anissa Ward. Row four Tonya Garvin, Floyd Strader, Codi Willis, Jennifer Bess, Mrs. Nelson (sponsor). c. Angie Asbury finds humor while painting a masterpiece. d. Mrs. Nelson resorts to violence getting her point across to Jannie Bramlett. e. Jennifer Bess shows two underclassmen how it's done. f. Mrs. Nelson will do anything for the sake of art. 96 Art Club Art Club Makes Tracks to Chicago The Paris High Art Club is an active group of talented young people who participate in several activities during the year. With Mrs. Nelson as their sponsor, the Art Club gets involved and has a lot of fun also. On March 24, the Art Club traveled to Chicago to visit the Academy of Art and The American Art Institute. The club sold candy to earn the money for the trip, which turned out to be educational and fun for all. Members of the Art Club have also been to Champaign and Charleston for various art shows. The Art Club has also sponsored sock hops, participated in the Homecoming Parade and held a pizza party to work on Youth Art Month Posters. Art Club 97 Media Aides, Bible Club, and Key Club Meeting the Needs of Students is Goal The Fenton Knglish Library and Medical Center at Paris High School uses the volunteer sevices of about twenty students each year. This school year the library switched from a floppy disk circulation program to a hard disk program; therefore, students had the opportunity to work with and see an update in library automation. However, not every function is computerized, and students still literally get numerous chances for hands on experiences. The library handles approximately 1,000 films a year and the library aides are always actively helping with preparing these films for classroom use or returning the films to the film base. The aides also help with study hall library patrons, prepare new magazines and books for use, put away materials, deliver equipment to classrooms and run errands. This year’s library aides are first row: Laura Fleming, Susan Barnes, Angie McDaniel, Mrs. Fulk. Second row: Librarian Mrs. Addis, Kelly Livesay, Angie Baroni, Amy White. Third row: Jennifer Robert, Kile Mathews, Jim Comingor, David Summers, Regina Swanson. Missy Creech and Jennifer Roberts take over and put Jim Comingor in the book deposit box. Bible Club is a club that is open to and welcomes any student who is interested. Students take turns in leading the group in a devotional or studying a passage in the Bible. Bible Club meets in room 31 every Tuesday morning at 8:00. This year’s Bible Club members are: Row one: Brad Rollings, Billy Garver, Jim Blue, David Garver, Billy Marlowe, and sponsor Mr. Cheat-tarn. Row two: Laura Luce, Tammy Goodman and third row Gerie Goodman. Key Club is a service organization that strives to better the community through its efforts. Whether it be helping with the Paris Brotherhood Tree or awarding a $1000 scholarship to a deserving senior; Key Club works for the community. Key Club has a roster of 20 hard working individuals who are always ready to donate time and energy towards a good cause. Sister Club to the Kiwanis Early Risers and the Noon Club, group projects occur often. Such as the Pancake tent and the German tent at the Honeybee Festival. This year’s Key Club members are row one: Joel Sherer, Melinda Atienza, Kelly Livesay, Andy Clark. Row two: Susan Barnes, Holley Hiett, Lisa Cerra, Stephanie Robertson, Tami DeVillege, Ginni Ogle. Row three: Jami Com-ingore, Malynda Wright, Amy Edwards, Tricia Lund, Bryce Sutton, Mike Hebermehl, Tammy Hobson, Cathy Anderson. Service Organizations 99 GOLFERS ARE CHAMPS GOLFERS ARE CHAMPS GOLFERS ARE CHAMPS 1986 became Paris’s greatest year in golf. This 1986-87 team set a new nine hole record of 151 and a new 18 hole record of 311. This team also won first place in the Apollo Conference. Some of the leaders of this team were Chad Gann, medalist in the Apollo Conference, and Jamie Mercer, who represented Paris in the state tournament. Then, too, Mark Holley and Dan Bruner hung in there to keep Paris at the top. These achievements and wins did not come easily for this team. “The group of seniors we have this year are very dedicated,” said Mark Holley. “All of us worked very hard and practiced nearly every day during the summer.” Although the seniors played a very important role this season, Mr. Bruner commented that this golf team includes much young talent including John Geekie, Scott Frazier, and others. Congratulations to these incredible young golfers. We are proud of you!! BOYS GOLF Paris 156 Mattoon 153 Decatur MacArthur 158 Paris 151 (school record) Charleston 171 Urbana 174 Taylorville Invitational 10th place Pans 163 Robinson 174 Paris 156 Danville 159 Pans 153 Marshall 168 Paris 154 Casey 168 Newton 199 Pans Invitational 1st place Paris 160 Oak wood 172 Westville 183 Pans 156 Charleston 176 Rantoul Invitational 6th place Pans 169 Robinson 167 Pans 159 Danville Schlarman 169 Marshall 180 Apollo Conference 1 st place Pans 163 Effingham 174 Newton 185 Regional 8th place a 102 Golf d a. Golf, not computers, is Jamie Mercer’s thing. He qualified for the state golf tournament. b. PARIS GOLF TEAM: Front row: Mike Biddle, Adam Sperry, Chris Bran, Matt Cornell, Tim Henry, Tony Hoult, Mike Bradley, Jimmy Geekie and Kevin Sabens. Second row: Bryce Sutton, Phil Goodman, David Milam, Brent Fulk, Scott Russell, Michael Hebermehl, Bruce Frost, Corey Dit-tamore and Karl Knuth. Third row: Coach Dan Bruner, John Postlcwait, Scott Frazier, John Geekie, Jamie Mercer, Mark Holley, Chad Gann, Dan Bruner, David Speicher, Marty Sperry, Dan Spillman, Ken Luddington, and Brad Bowers. c. Scott Frazier, Dan Bruner, Mark Holley, Chad Gann and Jamie Mercer are exhausted after winning regional. d. Coach Bruner — Paris Invitational Trophy, Scott Russell — Most Improved, Chad Gann — All Apollo Conference, Mark Holley — All Apollo Conference, Dan Bruner — Senior Award, Jamie Mercer — Most Valuable and All Apollo, Conference, Not pictured: Scott Frazier — All Apollo Golf 103 Conference. The End of The Season Brings Hope For a New Beginning This year, the varsity football team made tracks when they broke a 32-game loosing streak by defeating the Taylorville Tornadoes 28-20. As the seniors of the team could tell you, the game meant a great deal. It was a home game, organized football. Throughout the season, the coaches never lost faith in the team and the team never stopped fighting. As coach Corey told the team, “You are all winners and winners never stop fighting.” The season started August eighteenth at the Paris Football Camp. The camp was a grueling week where nearly 80 boys had three practices a day in ninety degree heat. Paris played commend-ably during the first three games and nearly came away with wins in all of them including Marshall, Westville, and Charleston. The scores during the next four games do not show the desire and would work even harder. As Coach Corey would say, “We have Paris Pride.” Everything came together for Paris in the last game when both Terry Gates and T. J. Coleman scored two touchdowns each. Congratulations on your win, Paris, you deserve it! Victory Is Sweet! 104 Football a. Manager, J. Pine, B. Marlowe, K. Magers, N. Cusick, B. Sheehy, E. Hoult, T. Mattingly, M. Wacaser, M. Ogle, T. Bcrgdolt, M. McDaniel, D. Ellingsworth, M. Martin, P. Waggoner, T. Johnson, G. Kelly, N. Murray, D. Glecker, C. Power, Manager, M. Lowry, J. Ingle, Manager, S. Clark, R. Davis, B. Land, J. Smith, S. Butler, A. Buntain, D. Melton, J. Stanfield, M. Cox, B. Stuck, K. Evitt, J. Land, C. Butler, R. Maples, J. Hollis, T. Bradshaw, M. Cheatham, B. Setzer, J. Pearman, D. Summers, B. Rollings, C. Wallace, B. Forester, J. McKenna, S. Lewis, B. Twigg, C. Martin, P. Newman, S. Wheeler, Manager. C. Hays. Coaches: Corey, Ludington, Whitacre, Keys, M. Tegeler, J. Birch, T. Cravens, D. Cerra, J. Hollingsworth, T. Kispert, T. Gates, A. Keys, J. Buchanan, T. J. Coleman, C. Landes, L. Douglas, J. Yuza, R. Dodd, J. Kreckman, S. Lankster, R. Wilson, J. Comingorc, S. Hogan. T. Travoli, B. Walls, Coach Punzelt, Coach Postelwait. b. T. J. Coleman was a man in motion at the Westville game. c. “Let’s chalk this up for experience,” quotes Coach Corey. d. After the Taylorville game, the team raised Coach Corey in victory. e. Everyone celebrated the win over Taylorville. Varsity Paris 0 Paris 8 Marshall 19 Effingham 42 Paris 24 Paris 0 Westville 26 Newton 42 Paris 0 Paris 0 Charleston 7 Casey 42 Paris 0 Paris 28 Robinson 6 Taylorville 20 Paris 6 Mt. Zion 60 Football 105 FRESH-SOPH PARIS CASEY PARIS 0 MARSHALL 8 PARIS 26 SOUTH VERMILLION 20 PARIS 8 CHARLESTON 14 PARIS 6 MARSHALL 0 PARIS 14 ROBINSON 20 PARIS 6 ROBINSON 36 | PARIS 14 CHARLESTON 20 PARIS 12 EFFINGHAM 20 PARIS 8 WESTVILLE 14 106 Football Building Paris Pride The Junior Varsity football team played very enthusiastically this season. They found out the feeling of losing and also the feeling of winning. As Coach Corey would say, “Let’s chalk this game up to experience.” During the next three years, these young football players will grow and mature. They will learn all of the famous Corey “quotes,” such as, “Suck it up”, “Don’t go through the motions”, and “They’re ripe.” These athletes will remember the words for the rest of their lives. Whenever the life of a Paris football player seems down, he will be able to “suck it up” and keep on driving to become better and better. If these boys learn nothing else, they will learn that if you want something, you must work for it and that nothing in life comes easy. The next few years for these young men look very promising. Because of the year-round weightlifting program, they will be better prepared and closer to each other so that next season they will walk out on that field ready to play football. a. Fresh-Soph display their talent in the game against South Vermillion. b. 18 runs toward the goal line. c. Tigers scramble to block a punt on their way to defeating Taylorvillc. d. VARSITY AWARD WINNERS: D. Summers; most valuable defensive back, most defensive points, D. Cerra; most improved, T. Coleman; Methodist Sportsmanship Award, S. Hogan; Best offensive lineman, T. Travoli; Best defensive lineman, and T. Gates; Best offensive lineman. e. Coach Corey, John Kreckman, and T. J. Coleman, display “Paris Pride at football camp. f. JV FOOTBALL: Top row: T. Bergdolt, E. Hoult, A. Lawson, M. Martin, T. Mattingly, M. McDaniel. D. Ellington, N. Murray, D. Glecker. 2nd row: T. Johnson, P. Waggoner, G. Kelly, M. Ogle, C. Powers, B. Sheehy, N. Cusick, K. Magers, D. Potter, M. Johnson. Football 107 The girls tennis team made leaps and bounds this year. These girls set a new school record by defeating two teams, Robinson and Newton, with a 9-0 score. Some members of the team also placed respectively in the sectional tournament including Amy Wright and Linda Humphrey. These two young ladies and other seniors, such as Regina Swanson and Annette Parrish, provided a stable leadership for the team. During the year, some new faces on the team made themselves known such as Marci Conger and Betsy Wright. These girls helped greatly during a few close matches to put the team on top. The future of the girls tennis looks very promising because these girls begin running and getting in shape long before tennis season starts. We wish the best of luck to you next year and congratulations on a fabulous season! GIRLS TENNIS Pans 3 Urbana 6 Pans 9 Robinson 0 Pans 6 Charleston 1 Pans 4 St. Anthony 5 Pans 5W Effingham 3 Pans 2 Champaign 7 Cent. 6 Paris 3 Casey 2 Pans 7 Danville 9 Paris Newton 0 a. So this is what prison is like say Tricia Lund and Lisa Cerra. b. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM: Front row: Jeni Chambers, Brittany Dunn, Kim Piper, Lisa Morrisey, Betsy Wright, Annette Parrish, Marci Conger, Amy Wright, Regina Swanson, Linda Humphrey, Denise Dickenson, and Janeen Englebright. Second row: Marianne Kirby — assistant coach, Michelle Hollis, Chandra Hays, Melissa Speicher, Lisa Cerra, Stephanie BrinkerhofT, Tricia Lund, Jan Strow, Bcv Fulk, Cara Drake, and Coach Marilyn Wright. c. Betsy Wright, light on her feet, during a tennis match. d. Brittany Dunn shows us how to make tracks on one foot. e. Most Valuable Player — Amy Wnght, Best Mental Attitude — Linda Humphrey. Most Improved — Regina Swanson, Effort Award — Betsy Wnght and Amy Wnght. Tennis 109 Endurance, Speed, and Form are Necessary to Make Tracks in Cross-Country Matt Moss, Shannon Clark, and Scott Nebergall show their athletic ability as they participate in a cross-country meet. Pictured at the right is Doug Dit-tamore; he is making triumphant tracks for the team. This year’s cross-country team consists of front row: Eric Daugherty, Scott Nebergall, Doug Dittamore, David Mattingly, Kelly Lee, Samantha Gross and Stephanie Burgess. Second row: Coach Gosnell, Shannon Clark, Matt Moss, Mark Waldhouser, Jay Funkhouser, Corey Bradford, Roger Sisson, Marc Bruce, Jane Anderson and Julie Setzer. BOYS.C Rfls k I’aris 1'cutopoli fans i Chrismau Pans Matloon Paris South Olnev Paris C'harlij Paris Taylorvillc Paris C'hrisman Norlh Verm Shiloh GIRLS CROSS-COL Pans Chrisman Paris Effingham Pans Robinson Pans South Vermillion Paris Oirisman Shiloh 62 26 29 Sth place 41 17 18 53 74 23 40 118 3rd place 33 22 3rd place 28 27 35 24 Once Again, Tigers Make Tracks To Regional At Paris High School, basketball has probably always been the sport most watched by students and adults. As anyone may tell you, Paris takes its basketball seriously; consequently, Paris is known throughout the Apollo Conference as having a basketball team that deserves great respect. Throughout the past three years, the boys varsity team has fought hard and has won the Regional Championship all three years. Only hard work, dedication, and respect for their leader. Coach Fulk, has given these young men the recognition that they deserve. Not only has the boys varsity team earned the respect of Paris fans, but also the girls basketball team and the boys junior varsity team have made themselves known as teams with talent and potential for greatness. During the season, some of the Tigers made themselves known. For example, Kris Porter, the only senior girl on the team, set a new PHS record by scoring 1173 points in her varsity basketball career. Also, Brent Fulk, sophomore, led Paris with 329 points for the season and was named to the All-Apollo Conference team. Even with their many talented players and their well deserved victories, the coaches of these teams would say that this was a building year for Paris basketball. So, stay tuned as the young Tigers grow and prove themselves in the years to come! b a. Tiger mascot, Tobi Raley poses with the Illini Chief from the University of Illinois b. The ball is up for grabs with our arch rival, the Charleston Trojans. Basketball III j a. T. J. Coleman reaches for the sky. b. Mike Hebermchl, Brad Land, and Tim Campbell say. “Hang Loose!” preceding the Benton Sectional game against Massoc County. c. Loyal Paris fans prepare for the game. d. In the air. Mike Martin says. “Out of my way!” e. Brent Fulk takes “two” for the Tigers. f. Mike Martin and Marty Sperry watch in suspense. Basketball 113 After having a slow start this season by losing their first six games, the tiger boys fought back late in the season to claim their third regional championship in a row. Of the three championships, the one this season was the toughest to obtain since last year five of the top players on the team graduated. The high point again this year was the tigers' tremendous victory over Charleston in the regional finals after losing to Charleston in the regular season. It seemed as if the whole school attended and participated in this game against our major rival. This Charleston confrontation was the first of two big victories to take the tiger boys to the sectional games against Massac County. The boys were again stopped this year in the sectional tournament; however, this has not discouraged the team, coaches, or fans because of the great amount of pride and respect for tiger basketball. Even with a third regional championship, this has been labeled a growing year for boys basketball so watch out! Better times are yet to come. ■■i 114 Paris Newton Paris Effingham Paris Danville Paris ■ ;Gcorgclov n Par Cnrisman Paris Weslvillc Paris Weslvillc Paris Lawrence Paris Marshall FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORES 56 Paris 41 South Vermillion 48 Paris 54 Charleston 40 Paris Newton Paris SOPHOM( RE BASKETBALL SCOR 28 31 38 60 55 65 41 50 60 55 43 48 58 57 49 58 Paris Casey Paris Robinson Paris Lawrcnccville Paris Effingham Paris Taylorv Paris Charle Paris J Ncwtoi Pans Marshall 61 Paris 39 Jamaica jFari'' Cnrisman 58 34 58 43 48 65 57 SUpiK MORI BASKETBALLSCORES inson 64 Pans 55 Charleston 58 Paris 35 Newton 56 Paris 64 Taylorvillc 67 Paris 40 Ml. Zion Paris 51 Paris 47 Newton 36 Martinsville ■ Paris 1 Paris ■ Effingham Paris Shiloh {omnson Paris Charleston Paris Newton Danville Paris Robinson Paris Newton Paris Urbana Pans Ccntralia Paris Charleston tm r.iris ' Mutton Paris Bridge port Paris Robinson Pans Lawrenccvillc Paris Effingham Paris Taylorvillc Paris Montcccllo Paris Si. Anlhony Paris Charleston Paris Ncwion Pans Marshall c a. Front row: Mark McIntosh. Billy Garver. Roger Sisson. Brian Sheehy, Chris McDaniel. Jason Graham Second row: Tim Mattingly, Kevin Sabens, Jamie Littleton, Damn Weddle. Cam Watson, Adam Sperry, Matt Cornell, Scott Nebergall. Cory Dittamore, Coach Punzelt. b. Front row: Coach Whittacre, Jeff Adams. Mike Biddle, Doug Holloway, Doug Lawson, Marc Bruce. Second row: Scott Frazier, Todd Vlahos, Mark Cox, Roger Sisson, Chnstian Landes. Kirk Jones, Jay Halloran. c. Second row: Brent Fulk, Michael Martin. Marty Sperry, Jay Funkhouser. Mathew Moss, Jeff Roush, T. J. Coleman, Kurt Landrum, Mark Waldhouser, Leonard Douglas. Paul Buskc, David Summers. Front row: Coaches Whittacre, Fulk, Gosnell, Punzelt. Basketball 115 Lady Tigers Take Steps Toward Greatness Like the boys varsity team, the girls team was faced with a rebuilding year. The majority of the girls team was made of underclassmen with one lone senior, Kris Porter. Even though the lady Tigers are a young ball club, they finished this season with a winning record of 14-7. Coach Steve Terrell stated, “The girls have done a good job this season. We had 10 games in the last 14 days on the regular season and came out with a 7-3 record in that time.” Obviously, in the next few years, great things are in store for this young team. Some of the Lady Tigers had an outstanding year including Kris Porter who set a new Paris High School record by scoring 1173 points and was named to the All-Apollo Conference team. Other Lady Tigers were also honored including Amy Paine as winner of the Effort Award and Codi Willis as a member of the Apollo Honorable Mention Team. These and many other talented freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will be making themselves known in the years to come. 116 Girl’s Basketball a. Kris Porter and Becky Woltman know how to play defense. b. Becky Woltman gets a hand on the ball. c. Amy Payne shoots a basket. d. THE 1987 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Bottom row: Manager Tonya Garvin, Becky Woltman, Kris Porter, Amy Payne. Top row: Assistant Coach Marlene Pellum, Susan KJug, Brittany Dunn, Codi Willis. Amy Pool, Missy Mattingly, Amy Whittemore, Lauri Trapp, and Coach Steve Terrell. d Girl’s Basketball 117 a. Paris Lady Tiger Award Winners are Missy Mattingly, Best Attitude; Amy Payne, Effort and co-Methodist Good Sportsmanship Award; Susan KJug, Most Improved; Kris Porter, Most Valuable Player, Free Throw, Rebounding and All-Apollo Conference; Erica Brinkley, Junior Varsity Best Attitude; and, Monica Payne, Junior Varsity Most Improved. Not pictured were: Becky Woltman, co-Methodist Good Sportsmanship Award; Codi Willis, All-Apollo Honorable Mention; and, Lauri Trapp, Junior Varsity Effort Award. b. Boys Basketball Award Winners are Brent Fulk, Most Improved Player, and Free Throw; Mike Martin, Assist Award, and Effort Award, Mark Waldhouser, Most Improved Player, T. J. Coleman, Most Valuable Player, and Rebounding. 118 Basketball Awards Paris Takes “the World” By Storm The Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders had an outstanding year. For the first time P.H.S. had a ten-member Varsity squad, and they were ten very hard working and dedicated cheerleaders. They began the season by attending camp at Dekalb. Both Varsity and Junior Varsity squads did exceptionally well and were invited to compete at the U.S.C.A. Nationals. Eleanor Atienza was named outstanding individual, and Co-Captain Jill Holloway and Stephanie Robertson were named All-American Cheerleaders out of all the squads at camp. In November the Varsity received the first place cheerleading trophy in the Turkey Tournament at Effingham. The Cheerleaders also competed in the I.C.C.A. State finals at Illinois State University in Bloomington. The competition was phenomenal, but the Cheerleaders pulled together once again and dazzled the judges with seventh place title for Varsity and a fabulous fourth place for Junior Varsity. Jill Holloway was named sixth place Cheerleader in the state. No sooner was state competition over, until the Varsity began preparing for World Competition in Chicago. Only the best Cheerleaders in the nation ever qualify to compete for World and they represented Paris well by taking an outstanding third place and qualifing to go to Australia. It was an exciting year from cheering at football games and seeing the first football victory in years to enthusiastically supporting a terrific basketball team to the sectional tournament at Benton. They were a super group and together with the teams and fans helped put the “Pride” back in Paris. b 120 Cheerleaders Ill I«. d a. Edgar ihc Tiger butters-up the referee. b. VARSITY: First row left: Cami Costa, Jana McIntosh, Eleanor Atienza. Sarah McHenry. Second row left: Judi Jo Boewe. Tobi Railey, Co-Captain Stephanie Robertson. Third row left: Missy Bailey. Katie Rooney, Co-Captain Jill Holloway, Traci Gore. c. JUNIOR VARSITY: First row left: Co-Captain Tami DeVilleze, Mary Thomas. Kelly Livesay. Second row left: Darla Maynard. Susan Barnes. Co-Captain Amy Edwards. d. FRESHMEN: First row left: Lora Stanley. Second row left: Beth Funkhouscr. Lucy Stanfield. Third row left: Tammy Halloren. Angel Newman, Casey Hogan. c. GIRLS. Third row left: Holley Hiett, Brandi Wicland. Second row left: Linda Newhart, Captain Laura Fleming. First row left: Tyra Twigg. Cheerleaders 121 Tigers At Bat a. It’s in the glove. b. THE 1987 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Front row: Mike Adams, Brad Stuck, Mike Martin, Brent Fulk, Kirk Jones, Dan Spillman. Shannon Clark, Michael Downs. Back row: Mike Bowen, Scott Joseph, Mike Wilson, Kevin Kennedy, Troy Sanders. Ken Ludington. Curt Landrum. Roger Sisson, Tim Meyers, Cami Costa and C oach Fulk. c. Mike Adams gets ready for the wind up. c 122 Baseball � VS.. - J -- . u. HU l-'T a. Troy Sanders and Shannon Clark stock up before the game. b. The tension mounts on the faces of our heroes. c. Brent Fulk swings again. d. Mike Adams is comin at cha live! e. Kevin Kennedy finally masters the art of tying his shoe. Baseball 123 Tennis a. Athlete's foot! b. Matt Shercr shows his superb backhand. c. 1987 TENNIS TEAM: Front row: Jim Kcrckyarto, David Cerra, Andy Clark, Rich Harbor. Back row: Matt Shercr, David Speicher, Mark Holley, Cory Rogers, Pat Kanousc. c 124 Tennis Track a. Amanda Jobst makes (racks in the long jump. b. Angela Staley psyches herself up to throw the shot put. c. GIRLS TRACK TEAM: First row: Amanda Jobst, Lisa Cochran, Melissa Spcicher. Second row: Dawn Close, Michelle Staley, Nini Englebright, Sam Gross. Third row: Michelle Johnson, Andrea Englebright, Janie Anderson, Angie Staley. d. BOYS TRACK TEAM: First row: Ron Finger, John Kelly, Tom Bradshaw, Wes Daily, Chris Butler, Ed Waldon, Eric Hoult. Second row: Don Potter, Tom Cravens, Nick Cusick, Matt Wacasor, Ed Voelz, Doug Dittamore, David Summers, Todd Bergdolt, James Seibert. Third row: Coach Postlewait, Scott Frazier, John Buchanan, Jay Funkhouser, Leonard Douglas, Cory Bradford, Todd Vlahos, Melvin Sink. EVENTS Events 127 ZlM. io . a. 1986 HOMECOMING COURT: FRESHMEN: Tracy Quinn and Scott Nebergall, Erica Brinkley and Adam Sperry, Lauri Trapp and Matt Cornell. SOPHOMORES: Angie McDaniel and JefT McKenna, DeAnn Clark and Mark Bruce, Lisa C'erra and Christain Landes. JUNIORS: Camille Costa and Shawn Wheeler, Jamcy Bess and Marty Sperry, Kim Piper and John Pcarman. SENIOR KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES. Tracee Gore and Paul Newman, Amy White and John Kreckman, Judi Jo Boewe and Mark Anderson, Lisa Gose and David Cerra. b. Juniors take 1st place with the Maroon Massacre. c. Sophomore bring up the rear with Tiger Zone. d. Homecoming Court displays the true meaning of joy. e. Queen Judi Jo Boewe and King Paul Newman proudly display their royal smiles. f. Freshmen take 2nd place warning Maroons to beware in Tiger Country. g. Seniors take 3rd with Friday Night Deadly Night. 128 Homecoming Football Floats Class Games Marching Bands Royalty All Track Together for HOMECOMING e a. Band struts its stuff in the Homecoming Parade. b. A parachuting surprise precedes the game. c. It is Sophomores vs. Juniors in the battle for first place. d. Edgar the Tiger, Tobi Raley, leads ofT the snake dance with floating spirits. e. Stephanie Brinkerhoff carries the ball in hopes of a first down. f. Senior quarterback, Paul Newman, glares viciously at a Robinson player. g and h. PHS students display their school spirit by joining the snake dance. Homecoming 131 When a Rabbit Makes His Tracks at PHS, Everyone Has a Good Time On November 21, 22, and 23, a big white rabbit visited Paris High School. The white rabbit, only seen by Elwood P. Dowd — alias Jacob Gent to Paris High School students — was, of course, named Harvey. Yes, the Paris Players’ fall production this year was Harvey, that timeless story of imagination and optimism where an invisible rabbit actually steals the show. This year’s production, as in the past, was a success. The cast of experienced actors and actresses devoted their time, talent, and energy to present a delightful play. 132 Fall Play c f a. THE FALL PLAY CAST: Front row: Lori Connely, Brian Eads. Holley Heitt, Dandy Mansfield. Todd Marshall. Second row: Monica Payne, Trish Brown, Amy Edwards, Sydney Parrish, Lucy Stanfeild, Missy Bailey. Third row: Melanie Bailey, Jacob Gent, Dale Hartley, David Speicher, and Dan Smitlkamp. b. Study that script. Dr. Sanderson! c. Drama captures the two sides of Missy Bailey. d. Jacob Gent and Todd Marshall relax before rehearsal. c. Missy Baily says, “Get a life ... Will you?! f. Veta (Trish Brown) and Elwood (Jacob Gent) give their “love to Harvey. e Fall Play 133 a. Emily Pool and Amy Whittcmore skillfully pass a lifcsavcr by way of toothpicks. b. Judi Jo Bocwc and Jill Holloway hop towards victory for the senior class. c. Tony Kispert pulls with all his might as he helped lead the junior class to another victory. d. The 1986-87 Winter Carnival king and queen were Brant Walls and Stephanie Robertson as Melinda Aticnza and T. J. Coleman were first attendants. e. Melinda Atienza runs with a hope of victory. f. The 1986-87 Winter Carnival Court and their escorts were Jocll Jared, David Summers; Amy Martin, Paul Buskc; Missy Bailey, Brant Walls; Stephanie Robertson, T. J. Coleman; Jill Holloway, Mark Holley; Melissa Geekie, John Buchanon; Melinda Atienza, Mike Adams; Jana McIntosh, Shannon Clark; Terri Allison, Mark Cox; Brandi Wicland, Jay Halloran; Susan Barnes, Jason Kime; Tami Halloran, Mark McIntosh; Melissa Speichcr, Michel Hebermchl; Bcv Fulk, Jason Graham. 134 Winter Carnival “Say You Love Me” is Winter Carnival Theme Winter Carnival gave Paris High School students an opportunity to show their school spirit. Throughout the week we saw many students dressed in the chosen color of that day as Monday was blue day, Tuesday — green day, Wednesday — rainbow day, Thursday — red day, and Friday being orange and black day. The real class spirit was shown through the class games students participated in Friday at the pep assembly. The juniors came in First to hold their athletic title, as the seniors placed second, freshmen placed third with the sophomores coming in last. At the varsity game Friday evening, the suspense of who would become king and queen was told. Stephanie Robertson and Brant Walls were elected queen and king as Melinda Atienza and T. J. Coleman were the First attendants. To end the week-long festivities a Sadie Hawkins Dance was held on Saturday evening. This dance allowed the girls to ask the guy of their choice out that particular evening. Winter Carnival showed the true spirit of Paris High School. Winter Carnival 135 A Senior Girl Remembers May Fete May Fete — the night that every girl waits for front the time she enters high school. On May 1, we. the senior girls of the Class of 1987, finally had our night. As 1 stood in the girl’s gym waiting to walk in, I could hardly believe the night had finally come. I was no longer one of the performers standing hugging the senior girls — I was the one being hugged. Suddenly, the line moved and it was my turn to walk in. The spotlight appeared, my name was called, and I moved forward into my seat. As I sat watching the junior court and their escorts walk in, my mind went back to the first May Fete I participated in and the excitement I felt as the lights came on and the music to “Pink Panther” began. The memory was so clear that I could not believe that was four years ago. My thoughts returned to the evening at hand when we all stood up as Jennifer Bess, the 1987 May Fete Queen, entered the gym and took her seat. The song to the Queen was performed and then the theme song, “As Time Goes By” was presented. Both numbers provoked thoughts of childhood, and the things I would be missing only a month later. When the dances began, still other thoughts of years past crossed my mind. The dances were designed to trace all our lives from childhood to maturity. Just as “Kids” caused me to think of fond memories of playing outside on swings and climbing trees, Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen” reminded me of the excitement of receiving my license and being able to drive myself places. Yakkity-Yak” brought with it memories of past disagreements with my parents that seemed so terrible at the time and Matchmaker” brought back fond memories of crushes and first dates. All too soon the final number was performed and we walked away from our seats and lined up along the fence. There, as “Sunrise, Sunset” was being performed by the Swing Choir, I had time for a few last private thoughts about my friends I cared so much for, my teachers who had helped me for four long years, and my parents who lovingly watched over me all my life. I had time to realize how much I would miss all of the special people and as I walked out of the gym my smiles turned to tears. Reflecting on that special night, I now find how appropriate the front and back cover of the program was. On the front, a little girl stands on a swing with pigtails and not a care in the world. Looking to the back cover, the little girl is gone and the swing hangs empty and still. Until I walked into the gym on May Fete night I still felt very young in some ways. After that night I knew that we were all young adults and that we would be facing the world in a few brief months. May Fete night I felt that I lost my childhood swing, yet it was a night I will never forget. 136 May Fete d a. First Attendant Cyndi Dyer crowns Jennifer Bess our 1987 May Fete Queen. b. 1987 MAY FETE COURT: Top row: Annette Parrish, Cyndi Dyer, Jennifer Bess, Allison Poore. Bottom row: Ten Terrell, Heidi Winkler, and Darlena Seaney. c. Jami Comingorc is reminiscing with her grandchild about the old days. d. Todd Marshall and Cecillia Brown set the stage for the evening's events. e. Choreographers dance to Kenny Rogers, “20 Years Ago. May Fete 137 a. “Would you believe Yakkity Yak!“ Maggie Hepburn, Amy Branson, Tricia Lund, Liza Cerra, and Deannc Clark. b. Era Hannon takes a rest on Kim Carter's leg after making tracks in Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen. c. Lisa Young and Beth Waldhauser act like “Kids” in front of the camera. 138 May Fete a. Merijo Jordan and Sarah McHenry say, “Who Put the Bomp” in the May Fete Tumblers. b. Mary Thomas, Tammy DeVeillez, Kathy Parrish, Holley Hiett, Beth Tcssman, Laura Fleming, Lori Connelly say “Hi Everybody we’re here!” c. The Mayfetc Tradition for the senior girls continues “As Time Goes By- May Fete 139 140 May Fete V a. Pasadena Grandmother wishes farewell to senior girls. b. “All right ladies it's roll call. c. Swing Choir bids farewell to the seniors. d. Juniors show remorse over the Senior girls departure, (except Amy Pool who seems to be comfortably numb.) e. For their help with May Fete, Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Witmer are given gifts by Katie Rooney, Shelley Boatman, Camille Costa, and Jan Rousch. Elvis Lives When Sound Tracks, Light Tracks, and Curtain T racks T ransform Eveland Gym! On April 3, 4, and 5 the Paris Players presented their annual spring musical. This year’s play, “Bye Bye, Birdie,” turned out to be a huge success. The story of a young rock star being drafted into the army drew large crowds for all three shows. Playing the famous Conrad Birdie, Billy Marlowe gave a marvelous performance, showing not only fine acting ability but also remarkable flexibility! Todd Marshall, Erica Brinkley, Melinda Wright, and Melanie Bailey also gave very noteable performances and added a lot to the production. Overall, “Bye Bye, Birdie” was another huge success for the Paris Players and the entire cast and crew are to be congratulated for their efforts. b 142 Spring Musical f a. Billy Marlowe is a glittering rock star as he “woos Amy Edwards. Amy Lowrey, and Dandi Mansfield. b. Andy Clark and Dale Hartley resort to praying for the musical to go well. c. Todd Marshall is pleased with a job well done. d. Conrad Birdie (alias Billy Marlowe) prepares to leave for war as his adoring female fans scream on. e. Eric Brinkley smiles a smile that would win any man’s heart and Todd Marshall knows that the smile works f. Kim (Malynnda Wnght) prepares for the farewell kiss from Birdie as her family watches. Spring Musical 143 144 Prom Juniors Present Seniors With a Stairway to Heaven Pink and blue balloons covered the floor of the Benchmark Ballroom as the juniors and seniors danced to the Good Feelings band for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The prom held a bit of nostalgia for PHS students because this is the last year the Benchmark can be used for a prom. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of Queen Jennifer Bess and King Jeff Wellum by Junior Class President Marty Sperry and his date Jamie Bess. Prom 145 Band and Chorus Make Sound Tracks at Spring b a. The 1986-87 Pans High School Marching Tiger Band. b. The 1986-87 Paris High School Chorus. c. Senior winners of the J. F. Harding Music Award Mark Anderson and David Cerra pictured with Chuck Barnes, Miss Douglas, and Mr. Sperry. d. Members of the 1986-87 Girls Swing Choir. e. Senior Musicianship Award Winners Mark Anderson, Jamie Mercer, David Cerra, Shelley Doris. David Papadokas, and Jill Holloway. Concert 146 Spring Concert Spring Concert 147 On May 15 the Paris Band and Chorus presented their annual 1986-87 spring concert. Both groups performed exceptionally well and the evening was a high success. At the end of the concert, seniors from both band and chorus were honored for their four years of participation. The evening concluded with smiles and laughter as well as tremendous applause from the audience. Another concert was wonderfully presented and both band and chorus members are to be congratulated for their fine performance. PHS Class of’87 Moves On One hundred eighty-three Paris High School seniors awoke on June 6 with memories of a perfect graduation evening as Pans High School District 95 conducted its 113th high school commencement ceremonies held Friday June 5, 1987 in Eveland Gym. Comfortable weather enabled the capacity audience of parents, family and friends to equally enjoy the program along with the stars of the evening, the graduates. Jennifer Bess, president of the Class of 1987, was first to receive her diploma, and then called each succeeding class member to the stage to receive the evidence of graduation from school board president Monty Raley. A brief program preceded the conferring of diplomas. It started with a welcome and thank you to the parents and family members present by Miss Bess, followed by invocation by Karl Marshall. After the invocation senior girls of the high school chorus offered an appropriate “Farewell Song. Principal Gerald Walter read a congratulatory message to the class from President Ronald Reagan, and presented presidential academic fitness awards and trophies on behalf of the school district to the four class leaders, valedictorian Melissa Bailey, Andrea Englebright and John Kreckman, and salutatorian Julie Goodman. Board president Raley introduced the top 10 percent of the senior class who will receive “final honors” certificates from the board of education, and District 95 superintendent Dr. Larry Leonard formally presented the class for its diploma. All the members of the Class of 1987 are to be congratulated for their hard work for the past four years. We hope they all go far in the future. 148 Graduation Speeches were given commencement night by valedictorian John Kreckman and salutatorian Julie Goodman. Julie spoke of her pride in Paris High School. Our fine band and improving football team were among the things she mentioned that make our school one of which students can be proud. Julie also honored the late Don Giesler, history teacher at Paris High School for 30 years, as a teacher who turned a “dry” subject into a fun and exciting class. John centered his speech around responsibility. He brought out the fact that up until now we students have been given responsibility, but next year we have chosen to take responsibility as we begin cur lives after high school. Both speeches were very appropriate and only added to the pride that graduates felt on their very special commencement night. a. Class president Jennifer Bess issued the Welcome address to the audience and graduates. b. THE TOP TEN PERCENT OF THE CLASS OF 87: Row 1: Melinda Atienza, Melissa Bailey. Annette Berry, Trish Brown, Dan Bruner, Denise Dickenson, Shelley Doris, Cara Drake. Row 2: Andrea Englebrighl, Mike Garver, Julie Goodman, Jill Holloway, Scott Inman, John Kreckman. Scott Mood, Crystal Myers, Pam Queary, Joe Yuza. c. Valedictorian John Kreckman gave a speech on responsibility. d. Salutatorian Julie Goodman gave a speech about her pride in Paris High School and honoring the late Don Giesler. 1 SO Graduation SCHOLARSHIPS 1987 Carma Dyer Eumie Garvcr Martin L and Preston Riltenhousc Memorial Scholarship Steve Jones as given by the Praine Mason's Lodge 77 are: Jeannic Mattingly David McIntyre Mike Wilson Tim Meyers Jeff Roush Stephanie Rcnac English Robertson Business and Professional Women's Club Scholarship: Annette Berry C ory Taylor Kiwams John P Allen Memorial Scholarship: Scott Inman Mike Wilson Pans Rotary Club Scholarship: Jeanna Scott Richard Wilson Pans Athletic Booster Club Scholarship: Corey Bradford Helen Mar McKinley Scholarships: Jcannic Mattingly Key ( lub Scholarships: Crystal Myers Indiana State University Sycamore Scholarships Andrew ( lark Pans Unit 211 of the Amencan Legion Auxiliary Kris Porter Scholarship Laura Verden Lon Johnson Allison Poore Judi Jo Borwe Pans High School Student Council Scholarship: Lisa Gose Lucy Cook McFarland Good Scholarship Award: John Kreckman Melinda Atienza Andrea Englebright Milligan University Presidential Scholarship: Todd Marshall Missy Bailey William and Mae Stanley Scholarship: David Cerra Indiana State University Academic Scholarships Cara Drake Pensacola Chnsttan College Academic Honors Julie Goodman Scholarship: David Carver Annette Berry Pans Hospital and Medical Foundation Scholarship Denise Dickenson Mike Garver Don Gtesler Memorial Scholarship: Annette Pamsh Pam Qucary I Helen 1 uallcn Sc holarships: Dale Hanley First United Methodist Women's Scholarship Denise Dickenson Jayne Frazier Education Committee of the First United Methodist Pam Qocary (Tiurch School: Michele Dons Pans Drama Parents Association Scholarships: Patricia Brown Iva W and Roy Henry Scholarships: Chad Gann University of Illinois Child of a Veteran Scholarship: John K reck man Renae English Pauline and Riley McClain Scholarships: Chris Martin Tamara Carrel 1 Scott Hogan Frank and Gladys C. Stratton Scholarship: Robby Davis Illinois SherifTs Association Scholarship: Michele Dons David Papadakos Eastern Illinois University Honors Scholarship: Andrea Englebright First Baptist Church Memorial Scholarship: Lisa Gose Millikin University Academic and Talent Scholarships: Kns Porter Baldwin Turner Agriculture Merit Scholarship Crystal Myers Dan Bruner Indiana State University Walker Scholarship: Annette Berry Scott Inman Danville Jr. College Athletic Scholarship: Chad (iann V.F.W. Auxiliary Scholarships: Charts Thomas Knox College Academic Scholarship: Michele Dons First United Methodist Church Scholarships: Susan Bouslog Beta Sigma Phi Scholarship: Chris Martin Chris Martin Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship Andrea Englebright David Papadakos Pans Band Parents Scholarship David Cerra JoeYuza Mmnicbclle Talbott Wright Scholarship Jeanna Scott Fenton English Scholarships: 4 year Scholarships Pans Young Farmers Scholarship: Chns Martin Annette Berry Crystal Myers Julie Goodman Butler University Academic Scholarship Denise Dickenson Denise Ihckenson Crystal Myers 2-year Scholarships: Mark Anderson Richard Bennett Jan me Bramlett Jcannic Mattingly Graduation 151 e a. Remember waiting for the first bell to ring? b. Remember pouring over the book right before the test? c. Remember Chris Martin resting while he gave blood? d. Remember waiting in “the cage” when organization pictures were taken? e. Remember Cory Rogers lounging in the library? f. Remember Mike Bowen, Dan Bruner, Tim Campbell, Eno Vitale. Lisa Gose, Cory Bradford, and Chad Gann working hard during P.E.? Graduation 1 S3 ADS Our 86-87 PATRONS SWINFORDS T.V. APPLIANCES The Hair Studio — Kelli Kaskey — Angie Plew LORI S PINS NEEDLES The Callaway Company DAVID Photography ML Express Printing Co. formerly Brown Printing PARRISH Insurance Terry Elston Insurance The Sun-Tannery — Barb Minnick Brad ham’s Jewelry Johnson’s Bait Store Staat’s Real Estate — Mary Rose Staats Big Dipper Ice Cream Parlor 28 Flavors Hand Dipped Ice Cream Delicious Sandwiches Frosted Mugs of Root Beer Curb Service — Carry Out 154 Ads Holley Insurance 218 W. COURT Francis, John, Virginia Bus.: (217) 465-5041 Home: 465-2030 Paris, IL 61944 Edgar County Title Company ABSTRACTS — TITLE INSURANCE 156 E. Wood St. No. 20 Ken More Office Bldg. Phone:(217)465-5821 PARIS, IL 61944 MARTHA B. WILLIAMS — Pres. TICOR TITLE INSURANCE Twf W John’s Live Bait W NURSERY AND FLORISTS Open 7 Days a Week E Flowers for Live Bait • Tackle • Cold Pop • Snacks • Ice I R Every Blooming Thing CORSAGES, LAPELS, NOSE Special prices everyday on rods reels GAYS, ORNAMENTAL 9 AND FRUIT TREES, 1511 S. Main — Main Grant EVERGREENS AND (across from E-Z car wash) s SHRUBS 465-4040 713 CLINTON RD. Ads 155 MAX E. WILLIAMS Title Officer Compliments of LENNY’S PHARMACY East side of the square (217)465-4114 ijt U : RAY’S SUPER SERVICE 7 V1 SSSSl -L Corner of Main J J Ph.: 465-6057 NORGE LAUNDRY, CBUTLERL owners' dry cleanings oniiSouf' TANNING VILLAGE (217)465-9345 PARIS, IL , , D . S jA KJafsun s Beds C Private air conditioned rooms V V 0, BEV’S ICE CREAM m V tf east JASPER ST. PARIS.IL GOOD LUCK CLASS of “87” PH.: (217) 465-4789 156 Ads HOUSE OF CHARLES Hair Styling For men women 11 8' j S. Central St. 463-6175 Kurly Q 309 W. Jasper Paris, IL 465-5812 Congratulations class of’87 Featuring: Ice Cream Sandwiches Drinks ART REESE Lumber Co. Inc. 504 E. Edgar 466-1020 or 463-1030 Paris, IL Roofing • Residential • Commercial Single Ply Roofing Built up roofs — Alum. vinyl siding Free Estimates 208 E. Jasper Ph.465-7571 Sun.-Thurs. 11:00 a.m.-Midnight Fri.-Sat. 1 l:00a.m.-2:00a.m. Ads 157 Stewart Carroll Funeral Home 303 E. Wood Street Paris, IL (217)465-6311 BridwelPs 501 W. Court Paris, IL 465-8566 Chittick Optometric Center, LTD. Established 1905 Closed Monday 112 S. Main St. Box 95 Paris, 111.61944 (217)465-6461 OPTOMETRISTS William J. Ball, O.D. Walters. Blumthal,O.D. David E. Wegner, O.D. 158 Ads MIKE’S TV AND APPLIANCE WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL TELEVISION • APPLIANCE • ANTENNAS SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • INSTALLATIONS 124 W. Court St. 465-5773 Paris Pick Up Delivery BUSINESS PHONE 465-4320 HAROLD RIGDON USED CAR TRUCK SALES 133 E. COURT ST. P.O. BOX 23 PARIS, IL 61944-0323 HAROLD RIGDON, JR. PARIS AUCTION HOUSE TWIN LAKES FURNITURE RR 6 Box 5 on Rt. 1 N. (Paris) Phone: 465-5232 Ads 159 PEARMAN PHARMACY RAY’S STAR MARKET PARIS, IL STORE HOURS: 7 a m. to 10 p.m. 7 DAYS A WEEK ROY MAXINE LAWHEAD BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF “87” MOELLER VARIETY AND CRICKET SHOP II CRICKETSHOPI 521 E. Jasper St. 104-106 N. Main St. Hallmark Cards — Gifts — Variety Store Merchandise Magazines — Books Hallmark Cards and Gifts Locally owned by: Phone: (217) 465-4221 BERNARD DONNA MOELLER 1 -Stop For Groceries Liquor 601 E.Jasper ILLINOIS LOTTERY TICKETS Sold Here R J Stores Inc. 463-5010 Groceries Liquor Walk or Drive-In Sun.-Thurs. 7-11 Fri.-Sat. 7-12 160 Ads Good Luck! Paris Shell Stanley J. Clark Inc. John Campbell (manager) GAS Congratulations 1987 Variety Brands of Oil ra ua cs Pop, Candy, Sandwiches, Cokes Cigarettes, Chew, Cigars and other misc. items 813 S. Central Ave. Paris, IL 61944 465-8052 Sonny Paris, IL61944 ARROW FENCE Phone 465-4263 Free Estimates Chain Link — Wood Industrial WE DO TO PLEASE YOU! yV TAmerica’s Favorite Store -fntS WHicjPtaci East Jasper Plaza AdsI The Citizens National Bank of Paris Paris, Illinois 61944 (217)465-7641 Complete Residential Commercial Design Service HAVE A GREAT YEAR ATP.H.S Inn eriors From: Your friends at 403 W. Court St. Inn Terriors Paris, Illinois Ph.217-463-5120 Rhonda Steiner ‘Fine Footwear For the Entire Family” Naturalizer Fanfare SAS Dexter Reebok Nike Buster Brown Footworks East Side Square Hatfield’s Shoes East side of square • Converse • Nike • Brooks • Puma • Calico • Soft Spots • Morgan Quinn • Easy Street Your Family Shoe Store — With Family Prices ALLYEAR ROUND” Stage Comer of Main Central • Danik � Lee • Bobbie • London Brooks Fog • Hang Ten 'Handbags Accessories Stage Four Clothes For the Entire Family Ads 163 Parkway Computers HWY. 1 North P.O. Box 377 Paris, 111.61944 Phone:(217)465-4733 or 463-3180 A division of Parkway Furniture Store Your total support computer center” Stanfield Farms Big Creek Wagon Road RR.2 —Tel. (217) 465-5204 Paris, 111. 61944 Congratulations Class of ’87 TOM TUTTLE Ford-Lincoln-Mercury 509 E. Jasper Paris,111. 61944 (217)465-6410 164 Ads Compliments of HORACE LINK CO. The Store Of Furniture FREEDOM OIL COMPANY PHONE: 465-4522 THE PRUDENTIAL MIKE BALL REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVE LIFE — HEALTH — AUTO — HOME 132 EAST WOOD STREET THE CUT VICKI’S ABOVE HAIRSTYLES 332 N. MAIN 332 N. MAIN PARIS, IL PARIS, IL 465-5497 465-5933 MARIE BOTTOM VICKI GATES Ads 165 Continental Real Estate 209 N. CENTRAL Paris, 111. Jim Geekie — Realtor Realtor Associates • Bob Sprague Jack DeWitt • Larry Moss Pauline Hearn FAMILY HAIR CARE • Dennie Collier • Mary Duncan • Bob Shields • Jerry Geekie Phone: FEATURING THE LATEST IN HAIR DESIGN Mon.-Friday 8 am-5 pm Evenings by Appointment 465-7918 465-5803 516 E. MADISON SARAH LANKSTER, OWNER OPERATOR Congratulations Best Wishes Class ofl987 Corner Casuals Quality Children’s Teens’ and Preps’ Clothing 166 Ads Try Our Green Peppers Home Made Italian Subs Fries 216S. Main Paris, IL 465-1900 Chicago Style Sandwiches Vienna Beef Morgan Mfg., Co., Inc. 1810 S. Main P.O. Box 878 Paris, IU. 61944 (217)465-8577 Dr. Taylor Dr. Climer Veterinarians Ads 167 Compliments of City of Paris Illinois City of Paris Illinois Office of the Mayor Honorable Frank L. Clinton 123 S. Central Ave. Phone:217-465-7601 Compliments of THE HANGER Best Wishes to the Members of the Class of’87 LAWTON’S MACHINE SHOP Since 1944 Paris, Illinois 108 W. Crawford Compliments of THE TAP ROOM and Jane E. Thomey 168 Ads 169 Ads Scissor Shack Complete Family Hairstyling Located in Stage Four Tues.-Sat. 8:00-6:00 later appt. only Comer of Court and Main Ph. 465-8083 Lori Laufman Sharon VanAbrahams Shanks Glass and Paint Featuring Custom Made Calico Gifts The Calico Basket Luck Best Wishes to the Class of’87 Superintendent Staff of District 95 170 Ads GMC □ LOSMOBILE PONTIAC O TRUCKS n,,keJjwTei ,Jmc U.S. ROUTE 150 EAST, P.O. BOX 483 Phone: (217) 465-4111 Paris, 111. HELFRICH’S FLORISTS AND GREENHOUSE AND HELFRICH HOUSE 313 W. WASHINGTON PARIS, IL 61944 Phone: (217)465-8571 Floral Arrangements Glassware Antiques John Judy Boewe Owners JT PIPER’S AUTO CORVETTE SPECIALTIES INC. P.O.BOX 113 Phone: 275-3742 Ads RAY’S SUPER SERVICE CORNER OF MAIN AND JASPER PHONE: 465-6057 gfe Crossing MEXICAN HEAVEN 719 E.Jasper PARIS, IL 465-5664 OPEN DAILY AT 11:00 FEATURING •TACOS •SANCHOS •TACOSALAD • BURRITOS DOMINO’S PIZZA CONGRATS CLASS OF “87” CORNER CASUALS QUALITY CHILDREN’S TEENS’ AND PREPS’ CLOTHING 172 Ads PEOPLES DRUG Your Family Pharmacy 211 South Central Paris, III. 61944 Tel.: 465-6471 The Cross Walk Christian Books, “Lots WO PF.OPT.i I ' STlY DRUG I of Gifts, Music, Luck PHS” 211 SOUTH CENTRAL U PARIS, 11 41944 TEl: 465-6471 5Z57 Bibles, Sun. School Supplies Kim Rowe 224 N. Court Manager- Paris, III. 61944 Owner 465-4447 ELLEDGE INSURANCE AGENCY Life General Insurance 156 E. Wood No. 29 P.O. Box 376 (217)463-3335 Rt. 3 Box 133 REEL’S CATERING Wedding Receptions Parties Teas Luncheons Cakes — Cookies Wedding Cakes Ads 173 COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICES “CALL ANYTIME” 466-0500 252 W. Wood St., Paris, IL BUYING • SELLING RENTING • LEASING APPRAISALS • EXCHANGING RESIDENTIAL • FARMS COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL LORETTA BAUDE (RES.) 465-1645 MARGARET THOMASON (RES.) 463-9560 JOYCE ABERNATHY (RES.) 465-4774 BRENDA SHRADER (RES.) 466-2740 WALTER MULKINS (RES.) 463-3960 Compliments of Ashley Spillman PARIS BEACON- Ins. Agency NEWS 205 N. Central Serving and 465-5371 Supporting the Ins. of All Kinds Paris Community Gerald Ashley — Larry Spillman Rita Goodman — Sharon Farris since 1848 174 Ads Everything For Your Special Occasion Norma’s Bridal Train 308 N. CENTRAL AVE. PARIS, ILLINOIS 1 1 PICTURE THIS VERNON CHAMBERS 605 E. Edgar 463-6700 Ads 175 Price Lists Pizza $10.00 Gas $.87 Big Mac $1.65 Can of Coke $.50 Movie $1.00 Tape $9.00 Jeans $35.00 Sweater $30.00 Pack of Gum $.50 Your Favorite Person Ticket Stub From Your Favorite Movie Do It Yourself! 176 Do It Yourself ID Card Favorites Favorite Movie: Favorite Song: Favorite Rock Group: Favorite T.V. Show: Favorite Soap: Favorite Food: Favorite Actor: Favorite Actress: Favorite Outfit: Favorite Pastime: Favorite Person: Favorite Teacher: Favorite Top Ten — 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.