Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

1988 — -4 year Of Newsmakers: National and International The Church Lady was a very special person to us all in the entertainment world throughout the year. The Iran-Contra hearings made Lt. Colonel Oliver North a national hero??? Gov. of Mass., Mike Dukakis, is campaigning to become the next president of the U.S. 4 World Events President Reagan and Soviet leader Gorbachev synchronize their watches so that neither one of them is late for the famous summit. Vice-President, George Bush, is stressing to Americans that should he be elected the next president of the U S., our economy will become stronger than ever This graph shows the results of Black Monday that many investors had to face. Baltimore Orioles coach congratulates a player after breaking their new major league record of 22 straight losses. Allowing Noriega to be a running mate with Bush would solve the problem of getting Noriega out of Panama and break up the drug trafficking George, negations have been tough ,Urt I thmK Ive worked out 8 pl8n with Noriega to leave Ffcrama... Mtelicbth fnit; h Wo'ld(vent5 S Mr. Sabens welcomes the students of PHS into his office. Students and teachers had the pleasure of getting to know Alexandra Camargo. an exchange student from Brazil. The ice storm left Paris with ice % of an inch thick on trees not to mention the electrical lines which left many homes without power. Smoke was seen for miles when JR auto repair was going up in flames. Mr. Sperry Monty Raley, and Bruce Frost look over a formal invitation to play in the 1989 Orange Bowl Parade. Sam McGovern, new superintendent of schools, signs his contract as Monty Raley looks on. Community Events 7 At the time, I thought the amount of work was horrendous, but when I got to college, I was really glad I had had the class, said one former student about Mrs. Kloker's Anatomy class. Yes, the work was hard, but students for many vears have thanked Mrs. kloker for her methods of preparing them for future science classes. Mrs. Lois Kloker, who has taught Biology and Anatomy at PHS Tor many years, retired at the end of this year. Mrs. Kloker still loves teaching; she just has other things she would like to do. An avid fan and participant for Special Olympics, Mrs. Kloker will continue to work with them. Also, academic achievement has always been one of Mrs. Kloker's priorities. At PHS she worked closely with National Honor Society, and personally, she has taken many graduate classes to further her own knowledge. Retirement is not exactly the right word for Mrs. Kloker’s future. She plans to do much more than retire. As the pictures show, she is very active, and her daughters and grandchildren will also keep her busy. 8 Introduction Those Who Love Teaching Teach Those Who Love Learning Mrs. Helen (Bunny) Bibo will also be absent from PHS next year. Like Mrs. Kloker, Mrs. Bibo certainly does not plan to just sit back and let life go by. Spending more time with her daughters and grandchildren — pictured with her on this page — will occupy part of her time. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Bibo plan to travel in the next few years. While teaching here at PHS, Mrs. Bibo has had her share of bizarre things happen to her. One of her most lasting memories is of walking into her room after the school day ended to see a complete stranger yanking books off of the shelves and vandalizing the room. The stranger had walked into the building and randomly picked Mrs. Bibo’s room to assault. Mrs. Bibo says she won't miss the day-to-day grind of teaching, but she will miss the students; they are, of course, the reason she taught. Introduction 9 Marty Sperry and Mark Waldauser out jump their opponent to rebound that basketball. Kelly Livesay flips through the Spanish-English dictionary to complete her assignment before the bell rings. 10 jp, review of Pi izzazz Many underclassmen are found waiting in the rec room before school to find out the latest gossip. Swing Choir is just one of the many active organizations active at PHS Usa Cerra. Tricia Lund, and Robin Mewes decorate the country club for the biggest event of the year — PROM. 11 Mary Jo Throckmartin, Jan Rousch, and Jeni Chambers know that friends make a good time. Brent Faulk cheering for someone else? Jamie Littleton and Rick Ward admire Adam Sperry's new set of wheels. 12 Events It isn't that disgusting is it, Deann Clark? Hey. Mark Waldhauser. be careful, it is a LONG way down! Lora Stanley asks Melissa Haymaker and Bev Fulk, “What do you think would look best? Events 13 The excitement of Homecoming filled the hallways of PHS from September 28 to October 3. Powder Puff started the festivities on Tuesday night with the Sophomores defeating the Freshman in the opening game. The Seniors shut out the Juniors in the second game and completely obliterated the Sophomores in the Championship Game, making a great last game of the seniors. Besides watching girls play football, Powder Puff fans also had the opportunity to watch guys become cheerleaders . Dressed in Varsity sweaters and skirts, the senior guys led the crowds in different cheers, and aroused spirit by building pyramids and demonstrating their gymnastics ability during half times. To conclude the week long Powder Puff season, the players, coaches, and spectators all took part in the traditional shaving cream fights. While breaking in the greenies, the upper classmen showed no mercy during this annual “initiation.” On Friday nite the Girls’ Gym, was filled with happy couples dancing to the high energy sounds provided by WZZQ. At 9:30 p.m. the court members were acknowledged and our royalty, Brad King and Cami Costa danced to the theme song. “Can’t We Try.” Saturday was a cold day but spirits were high. The parade began the busy day with the Freshman winning the float competition, Seniors second, then Sophomores and Juniors bringing up the rear. Class games were at 2:00 p.m. at Allen Field. Due to lack of people and materials needed for participation the Freshmen and Juniors had to forfeit many events; however, everyone still had a great time. The Seniors won class games and Spirit Week overall, with the Sophomores and the Juniors lost. Concluding Homecoming ‘87 was the football game, Paris vs. Mt. Zion. Although the valiant effort on the part of the Tigers was not enough to beat the undefeated Braves, they may have played one of their best games of the year. 14 Homecoming “Everyone deserves 15 minutes of fame in his lifetime.' Brad King and Cami Costa had plenty of it while being crowned the '87 Homecoming King and Queen by First Attendant and Escort, Amy Martin and Marty Sperry. The 1987 Homecoming Court: Front Row. Angie McDaniel, Brandi Wieland, Cami Costa, Kim Piper, Amy Martin. Jamie Bess. Kathy Parish Back Row: Ann Hodge. Brittany Whitlock. Cheka Cerra, Brad King, John Pearman. Doug Dittamore .Marty Sperry. Lori Trapp , Tracy Quinn, and Bev Fulk. Friends make good times better, the more the merrier. As Vic Ohl, Jeni Chambers, Kim Piper, Cami Costa, Mary Jo Throckmartin, and Josh Snedeker show as Kenny Dishon looks on. Although the temperature was cold, the smiles were warm by Queen Cami Costa and the court members on the traditional float during the parade. “Being a cheerleader was great; it gave me an excuse to wear a skirt!” Shannon Clark “Strength comes in numbers as the Seniors demonstrated once again. Here they celebrate their third Powder Puff Championship. With big mischievious grins Cindy McHenry and Chris Blakely intimitate their opponents during the chicken fights. Sophomore Rick Ward concentrates while “trying one on for size. during the shoe scramble. What a bunch of Fine young men. The 87 Varsity Football players enjoy an easy ride through the parade before the game later tonight. 16 Homecoming Did Tony Hoult. Kenny Dishon, Danny Spillman. Jay Funkhouser. Mark Waldhouser. and Shannon Clark shave their legs? Win or lose, play or not everyone has a good time during Powder Puff, as Tyra Twigg. Lisa Edwards. Ginnie Keys. Kelly Kramer, and Nikki Ellingsworth show. Leading the PHS band through the streets of Paris was Jay Funkhouser proudly waving the huge flag. A once in a lifetime shot, Kenny Dishon 'serious'' as Katie Rooney gives last minute instructions. Homecoming 17 Paris Players Present Fall Play - vv A Tiffany's f Could've Been was the theme lor this year's Winter Carnival festivities and was it an appropriate theme. Students enjoyed an early dismissal from classes to participate in class games The freshman class fell through once again and were forced to forfeit the majority the games. Don’t worry guys, you'll soon figure out that. Mommy isn’t here to tyjfkif)''. you anymore. The Junior class cayged the upset of the year. Finally th together and tied the reigning chajiptons of the past three years . .. tffl Paris played Mt. Zion Friday J� uan 22. The game Could've Been'' a victoi despite the guys' valiant effortsi e Breves pulled ahead for the win. The coron ceremonies occurred during half jrtie of the Varsity game The gym filled with thunder of whistles, screams and applause from the students after Mr. V announo Shelley Boatman and Butch Frazee as the 1988 Winter Carnival King and Queen. While Shelley and Butch were being crowned by first attendant Sarah McHenry and first escort Jay Funkhouser students serenaded king candidate Shannon Clark with a chorus of We Love You. Shann nival dance on Saturday was that more PHS les because couple tickets were cheaper than escorkdfo r guys to the dance. For exampli iade a grand entrance is glorified Sock-Hop huge success. A real turn to this year's Winter students attended stag than as coj single tickets. Some guys decided ti our Student Council f flAdlnt Kenny Dishon. EveryoneftaMfrlJ All in all this year's Wii 7 (W' Winter Carnival Royalty: First,BiiorX — Jay Funkhouser. King Butch Frazee. Queen ShelleyU£atman, and First Attendant — Sarah McHenry y Hey. Billy Marlowe. Yo' mama chesses you funny! Who is the subject of your abuse this time. John Pearman? 20 Winter Carnival I Seniors pull in yet another victory; Terry Gates, Codi Wilis, Jon Hollingsworth, Becky Woltman, Cheston Raise Ca Tami san Wright. Sarah Jana Lisa anette Parrish, ica Brinkley. Cindy Fleming, Ginnie Keys. David Summers, Jay Funk-houser, Shannon Clark, Butch Frazee, and Jennifer Halloran. Freshmen Ginnie Keys and Mark Moreschi are determined to prove that they are not weak little greenies. Hi! Ho! Todd Vlahos Away! 21 On April 8, 9, and 10 the Paris Players presented their annual spring musical. This year they presented Oliver, the story of an orphan boy who learns the art of pickpocketing and then finds his real grandfather. Melanie Bailey, one senior Drama Club member and a veteran member of the musicals offers these reflections of Oliver. Early rehearsals were difficult for everyone, but finally after a few words of encouragement from Mr. V., the cast got on track and performed superbly. This year’s performance was not only the last for the seniors, but also the last for Mr. V. It was not until after Sunday's performance that the cast knew about Mr. V.’s resignation. If we had known, the last performances would have been harder and more cherished to everyone involved. Newcomer to the stage Brad Wegner will be remembered by all for his amazing acting ability. Hopefully Billy Marlowe and Andy Keys did not corrupt him too much. The one goal Mr. V. had before each play was to instill in each person the love for theater. I know personally that he was successful and I hope the others also now have the same love for theater. I would like to thank Mr. V. on behalf of the Paris Players for his belief in and dedication to us. 22 Spring Musical Andy Keys, as Bill Sikes, will probably be voted. Child Abuser of the Year. Andy Keys shows his great sensitivity while singing. Billy Marlowe struts across the stage, while the cast sings I’d Do Anything.1' Fagin. Billy Marlowe, pleads with Nancy. Dandi Mansfield, to do as Bill, Andy Keys, says Cast of Oliver. David Speicher, stands his grounds against, Kelly Lee's forceful words. Oliver played by Brad Wegner and the Artful Dodger played by Jason Papadokas. Dandi Mansfield sings As Long As He Needs Me.” Spring Musical 23 May Fete — a time when the underclassman girls work and rehearse months in advance to get out before hundreds of friends and family members and dance like never before. For the senior girls. May Fete is a time to dress up try to act sophisticated, smile nervously and then shed a few tears. Senior court member, Roxie Drake, has many fond memories of May Fete. Every year before May Fete I was nervous and excited at the same time. The dances went through my mind right up to the moment the lights came on ana the music started. But this year was different. Although I had waited four years for this night, waited to dress up, waited to be introduced, I was a little sad. This was my last May Fete. Instead of dancing around, and giving pep talks as in past years, we just told each other how nice we looked, fixed hoops and teased hair. Seeing the freshman girls run onto the floor full of excitement and bewilderment reminded me of my first May Fete. I was so scared, just like these girls, but as soon as the music started all signs of nervousness were stripped away and we had a great time. Unfortunately, the dance was over too quickly. My thoughts quickly turned to the last May Fete that I danced in, The Little Old Lady From Pasadena, was so much fun. All of us dressed like grandmas screaming and running around, it was funny just at the thought of our grandmas acting like that. The grand finale was my favorite this year. Seeing all the underclassman girls working together, doing their best in our honor was pretty special to me. Even though probably half of the girls did not know the other half and most of them are not friends with each other, they were able to overlook all the past difficulties for one night and have fun. The 1988 May Fete is one of fond memories that I will always cherish. This years theme was Lost In the Fifties Tonight. This song was sung by Billy Marlowe in honor of the queen, the court, and the senior girls. Amy Payne was crowned queen by first attendant, Jan Rousch, and presented the traditional present by second attendant, Brittany Dunn. The senior girls and the audience enjoyed an evening of up beat tunes from the 1950 s. Fun was had by all. People driving By Knew ol May Fete by the front board arranged by the PHS Student Council, First attendant, Jan Rousch crowns May Fete Queen of 1988. Amy Payne. A new finale was presented by the underclassman girls to the senior girls, a flashlight routine done to Sixteen Candles. 24 Events 1988 May Fete Court and Escorts: Travis Travoli, Chris Cunningham. Mark Waldhauser. Roxie Drake. Paul Buske. Brittany Dunn. Mike McMahon. Amy Hornbrook, Sean Wheeler. Susan Klug, Kevin Kennedy. Missy Mattingly. Billy Marlowe. Amy Payne. Butch Frazee. and Jan Rousche. Lori Trapp leaps at the chance to Have A Party. Choreographers. Brenda Gardner and Susan Barnes, dance to La Bamba. Billy Marlowe charms the queen, the court, the senior girls and the audience while singing Lost In The Fifties Tonight. The shoo wop were Malynnda Wright. Cecelia Brown and Susan Barnes. Events 25 Arriving in style — Kristi Knight catches every eye as her mom stops traffic. Senior girls gracefully stand on tables and chairs to see who is named queen. Senior girls gracefully stand on tables and chairs to see who is named queen. Billy Marlowe goes for Paul Buske’s throat. Who said Stefanie Burgess is modest? Mike McMahon was a big hit with his hair french braided. Amy Martin. Jeanette Snyder. Kim Lucas. Jane Anderson, and Debbie Moreschi joke around in order to calm their nerves. 4 , 26 Events Jan Rousch and Mrs. Elliott are the first to congratulate Amy Payne as she is announced May Fete Queen. Jennifer Roberts, Beth Wilken, Missy Creech, Kim Calvert, and Amanda Ellington are all dressed up with no place to go. Amy Padgett is captured, “Capturing the moment.” Butch Frazee. Kevin Kennedy, and Sean Wheeler are finally Real Men Ladies of the evening do it with style. Sarah McHenry makes sure that Merijo Jordan is perfect before walking into the ?lie REAL Becky Woltman just can't hide, no matter the amount of glamour is applied. Shannon Clark and David Milam as, “Dweedle dee and Dweedle dumb. Events 27 An empty gym — all decorated and ready to please. Genny Johnson and Darcie Kuhn cuddle up to their teddy bear Amanda Stepp gets help tying her shoes from an unknown friend. The gym comes alive at May Fete. Monica Payne and Erica Brinkley, friends forever. Smile for the camera — Not laugh!! Crystal Conine and Lisa Cochran did not listen to our photographer. Junior girls groove to Bo Diddley. Lisa Edwards and Brittany Whitlock rock during At the Hop. 28 Events This year's Prom, For Just a Moment, was held on May 14,1988 at the Sycamore Hills Country Club. As one entered the Country Club the area suddenly sprang to life, with black and silver balloons covering the walls and corners of the room. The tables were neatly decorated with intertwined black and silver streamers. The lighted candles resting on small mirrors provided a romantic touch to the evening. The time seemed to fly by as couples danced to Small Change, a small but great band from Terre Haute, Indiana. The band was by far the highlight of the evening going as far as taking requests from several demanding seniors. Brad King and Cindy Fleming were crowned King and Queen by Junior Class President Lisa Cerra and her date, Kevin Evitt. The reigning King and Queen led the other couples in a slow dance following the coronation. As time passes, thoughts of Prom will be succeeded by other events, but the fun and excitement of the 1988 Prom will never fade. Events 29 . 201 Seniors Gain Diplomas By NANCY GARRETT Beacon News Staff The 201 members of the Paris High School class of 1988 concluded their high school careers Friday evening, receiving their diplomas during the 114 th annual commencement ceremo- nies at Eveland Gym. It was an evening of joy and enthusiasm by the class members as well as their families—a celebration of their accomplishments and hope of success in the future. Four valedictorians led the class with a perfect straight, with trophies for thii plishments, “the 11 High School canfi principal Gerald W Anderson, Melatj Padgett, and David4 4t PHS Commencement iverage. Honored rians for the class, who received only the son of and Mrs RaIph academic accom- one Bdunng Jeir four ycys at PHS, Waldhauser, presented the salutato-test award Paris were Michael Martin and Mark Wald- rian s address e,” according to hauser. Each also received a trophy two sUldents ch used ter, were H. Jane Ms. Anderson, the daughter of Mr. «It was t of UmeSt it was : Bailey, Amy and Mrs. Andy Anderson, delivered the worst of times,” from Charles Dick-immers. Salutato- the valedictorian’s address while Wald- ens “A Tale Of Two Cities,” as a basis for their speeches. Waldhauser, who will attend the University of Illinois College of Engineering, reviewed the graduates four years at Paris High School while Ms. Anderson, who will attend North Central College at Naperville, looked to the future. Paris school board president Monty Raley gave final honors for upper 10 per cent of the class. Those who finished in the “top 20” for the class of 1988 (not in order of finish) were Jane Anderson, Eleanor Aticnza, Melanie Bailey, David Summers, Amy Padgett, Michael Martin, Mark Waldhauser, Rebecca Young, Merijo Jordan, Melissa Mattingly, David Milam, Marla Draper, Kelly Lee, Julie Sctzer, Marty Sperry, Sarah McHenry, Steve Clark, Kim Calvert, Shaun Wheeler, and Chris Eslinger. Acting Superintedent of Schools Mike Watts certified that the class had completed its requirements and should be awarded their diplomas. Senior class president Brad King, who gave the welcome at the beginning of the program, read the names of his classmates as they crossed the stage to receive their diplomas from Raley or other board members. Events 31 Class of ’88 — Up, Up and Away The Upper Ten Percent of the Class of 1988: Jane Anderson, Mel Bailey. Amy Padgett. David Summers, Mike Martin, Mark Weldhauser. Row 2: Marla Draper, Julie Setzer, Missy Mattingly, Kelly Leew, Chris Eslinger. Row 3: Kim Calvert, Becky Young, Sarah McHenry, Merijo Jordan, Eleanor Atienza. Row 4: David Milam, Marty Sperry, Steve Clark, and Shaun Wheeler. 32 Events Amidst balloons, beepers, and toilet paper, the Class of 1988 graduated Friday, June 3, in Eve-land Gym. This senior class, known for its leadership and academic abilities, earned a record ninety-four scholarships. Tuesday, May 31, was extremely hot, but the seniors suffered the heat to attend Baccalaureate where four of the graduates’ fathers held the service. Two of these ministers. Reverend Klug and Reverand Conger also served at graduation. Mark Waldhauser and Jane Anderson gave final speeches to the seniors. Although Mark gave the salutatorian speech, he shared the honor with Mike Martin. Jane shared valedictorian status with Amy Padgett, David Summers, and Melanie Bailey. As the recessional began, one-hundred orange, black, and pastel balloons were released to commemorate the Class of 1988's final exit from Paris High School. Events 33 David Speicher putts around on the golf course. Up, up, and away. Senior Kevin Kennedy takes to the air to score two for Paris. 34 Sports Sports 35 FOOTHILL® The 1987 football season will probably be remembered by Paris fans as the year, The Tigers turned their football program around. The ordeal ’ soon began after the 1986 season with vegorous weightlifting sessions. Prospective players quickly learned that football is NOT a light subject to Coach Corey and the team’s improvement was not going to come easily. After weight lifting sessions, the players were subjected to grueling sprints and distance runs. Then came the real work, the Paris Football Camp. Here, the epitome of Coach Corey s “No pain, no gain,” set the tone for the team's spirit of togetherness . .. Team Work. Although the hardships mounted against them, the team pulled together to make the difference on the field. The season opened on a dismal note for the Varsity team, as the Marshall Lions pulled of the win. However, this didn't keep our men down. The Tigers regained their composure and came up with an impressive victory over Westville. Even though the final Varsity record was 2-7, the Tigers were only 12 points from achieving a 5-4 record. These guys definitly proved that hard work and dedication really pays off. Not only did our Varsity Tigers show vast inprovement but also our younger Tigers improved. The Freshmen team ended their season with a 4-1 record. These tough guys showed their Tiger power by holding each of their opponents scoreless exept for their close loss against Charleston. Even though there were disappointments your work and dedication has been recognized. Keep up the good work. Many of your fans can not wait for the future seasons when the building blocks which have been laid will finally pay off. Members of the PHS varsity team prepare to show off there abilities at Pigskin Previews. A Coach Corey original, When I tell you to do something you better do it right and do it now.” Coach Punzelt gets ready for the annual tiger calling contest. The 1987-88 PHS football team. Left to right: front row. Kevin Hornbrook. Scott Larance, Mike Williams. Dennis Lathorne. Jason Gore. Scott Ball. Thad Arrasmith. Kevin Lee. Mark Moreschi. Roger Plunkett, and Brad Kingery; second row. Brian Sheehy. Dick Ellingsworth. Eric Hoult. Don Potter. Tim Mattingly. Mark Ogle. Matt Wacaser. Jim Seibert. Todd Bergdolt. Alex Lawson, and Chris Brann; third row. Brad Stuck. Christian Landes. Chris Butler. Joel Hollis. Tom Bradshaw. Kirk Jones, Mark Cox. Steve Butler. Bob Hess. Mark McDaniel. andDoug Gleckler; fourth row. Melvin Sink, Tony Kispert. Jon Hollingsworth. Cheston Hayes. James Smith. Billy Marlowe. Andy Keys. Rick Ford, and Jamie Land: fifth row. manager Steve Cartwright, manager Dave Edwards. John Pearman. John Postlewaite. Matt Cheatham, Terry Gates, Shawn Wheeler. David Summers. Brad Rollings, and Tim Butler; sixth row. head coach Gabe Corey, assistant coach Mike Postlewaite. student coach Greg Trushowski. assistant coach Jerry Whittacre, assistant coach Tom Punzelt. assistant coach Joe Englum, and assistant coach Pat Mackey. Shawn Wheeler seems to be saying. Catch me, catch me. if you can. The men in charge. Left to right; captians. John Hollingsworth. John Pearman. Terry Gates, and coach Gabe Corey. Football 37 Tripped up in all the action! A coach Corey original. ‘Drop and give me twenty! “Did anyone find my contact lens? , askes the referee. I'm blind as a bat without them. “Hey. watch where you put your hands. says Dave Summers to the member of the opposing team. Brad Stuck says. Watchout man. my moves are BAD!' 38 Football “NO PAIN, NO GAIN” -Coach Gabe Corey Football 39 Doug Dittamore and Matt Moss ask, You think this is easy, let me see you try it! Jason Graham. Mark McIntosh, Paul Buske, and Marty Sperry tell Coach Old Man Gosnell the thrilling events of the meets just held. I can't beleive it. Janie Anderson can actually smile after running two miles!” That's the sign of a true runner. Without a doubt the 1987-88 cross country team has had an excellent season. The boys team did an outstanding job in winning the majority of their meets. The girls, however, did not win any meets but held their own by breaking personal and team records. The team not only practiced together during the week but practiced individually on the weekends. In doing so they averaged about twelve hours a week in warm-ups, quarters, two mile repeats, miles for time, and 2-4 mile runs. The members of the team have to be strong not only physically but also mentally to motivate themselves and their teammates. This year's team has certainly shown that they are strong both mentally and physically. You can see this especially in our coach Rick Gosnell who received “Coach of the Year at Apollo Conference and in our Tri-Captains; Doug Dittamore, Jay Funkhouser, and Janie Anderson. Over all this year was an exceptionally good season for both teams. 40 Cross Country “It’s challenging! It’s not everyday you get to race an OLD MAN. -Shannon Clark The 1987 PHS cross country team. Left to right: front row, Matt Sherer. Doug Dittamore, Scott Nebergall. Janie Anderson. Samantha Gross. Cheri Sithiewicz. Kelly Kramer, Stefanie Burgess. Julie Setzer, Jason Graham, Jason Eldredge. and Scott Asche; second row, Coach Rick Gosnell, Scott Frazier, Jody Weber, Roger Sisson. Jay Funkhouser. Matt Moss, Mark Waldhouser, Paul Buske. Shannon Clark, Jason Bradford. Marty Sperry, Mark McIntosh, Niels Svendsen, K.C. Gleckler, and Mark Bruce. Not pictured Jennifer Halloran. Jason Bradford says, It's cool! The Leader of the Pack, can you pick him out? Shannon Clark shows off his muscular physique Cross Country 41 This season for the Paris Tiger Linksters went quite well. With only a five week season, the golfers accomplished a great deal of victories and attained a final record of seventeen wins and three losses. Under the direction of Coach Dan Bruner, the golfers kept their heads down in the right directon as was shown in this year's results. According to Coach Bruner, This years team has worked better together as a group rather than as individuals as I have seen in past years. The team consists of boys with ages from fourteen to eighteen. Because of the difference in ages, conflicts sometimes arise, but for the most part the golfers got along great on and off the course. In fact, on the way to an away match, one could have seen all eight or so golfers with their heads bent over books, discussing chemistry, trigonometric theorems, histori — cal dates or speech topics. Then again, the golfers weren't total bookworms either. While some tried to catch a cat nap, or study, the other golfers dicussed a wide variety of topics and or other issues. Such as, the upcoming match, anything involving rock music, movies, latest and current girlfriends, impossible tests and any other imaginable subjects. This years team consisted of three freshmen, nine sophomores, three juniors and eight seniors. With the seniors leaving at the end of this school year, the team will feel some loss, but the majority of the better golfers will still be here to carry on the tradition of linkster victories. Mattoon 163 Paris 168 Danville 185 Westville 206 Paris 202 Charleston 208 Paris 203 Robinson 214 Paris 164 Marshall 175 Dan.-Schlar. 186 Paris 162 Newton 165 Effingham 166 Page 42: Sycamore Hills Country Club, where victory or defeat takes place. David Speicher attempts the almost impossible putt. Mr. Bruner. Corey Dittamore, Derek Scott, Brad Bowers. Michael Hebermehl, John Geekie. Scott Frazier, Kenneth Ray Dishon III, Adam Sperry, David Speicher, Danny Spillman. Chris McDaniel. Ken Ludington. Scott Russell. Doug Boatman. Kevin Sabens, Travis Clark. Ronnie Wagoner. Jimmy Geekie, Michael Bradley. Tony Holt. David Milam. Not Pictured-Marty Hoeffken Page 43: Our faithful golf coach, Mr. Bruner. Squinting while walking in the evening sun. Scott Frazier tries to get in just one last round. Mattoon 175 Paris 178 MacArthur 194 Paris 229 Charleston 232 Bloomington 239 Urbana 242 Paris 208 Robinson 209 Casey 241 Paris 172 Danville 173 Marshall 175 Paris 177 Paris 166 Newton 174 Casey 184 Coil 43 The 1987-1988 Girls Tennis Team are: Back Row: Coach Wright, Lauri Trapp. Julie Hahn, Jane Hahn. Lisa See. Ann Hodges. Cheka Cerra. Erica Brinkly, Beth Waldhouser, Charla Hayes. Jane Strow. Stephanie Brinkerhoff. Front Row is Tricia Lund. Lisa Cerra. Ninni Englebright. Kim Piper. Marci Conger. Brittany Dunn. Betsy Wright. Bev Fulk Looks as if Marci Conger and Brittany Dunn have missed their calling. Betsy Wright comes back with a great return. The Girls and Boys Tennis Team alike did not have a great season; however, each won at least one match and came close to winning several others. Both teams were young accounting for their performance. The tennis teams show a lot of potential and with another year or two of experience under their belt, they will be able to turn that losing season into a winning one. jmgmX L Girls Tennis Charleston 5 Paris 4 Urbana 6 Paris 3 Paris 6 Robinson 3 Charleston 5 Pans 4 Effingham 7 Paris 2 Champaign Cenntennial 8 Paris 1 Paris 6 St. Anthony 3 Mattoon 5 Paris 4 Paris 8 Robinson 1 Paris 6 Casey 3 Casey 5 Paris 4 Danville 7 Paris 0 Paris 6 Newton 3 44 Tennis Boys Tennis Paris 0 Robinson 9 Paris 0 Mattoon 9 Paris 0 Charleston 9 Paris 0 Charleston 9 Paris 2 Robinson 7 Pans 1 Urbana 8 Paris 8 Newton 1 Paris 4 Casey 5 Paris 4 Casey 5 Paris 0 Effingham 9 Paris 0 Champaign Cenntennial 9 The 1988 Boys Tennis Team are: Back Row: Matt Sherer. David Milam. David Speicher. Bryan Hand. Pat Kanouse. Front row is Rowdy Yates. Shannon Clark. Andy Keys. Scott Frazier. Scott Russell, and Kevin Branson. Scott Frazier uses his backhand technique to win his match. Matt Sherer perfects his swing to become the next Ivan Lendal. Tennis 45 The Paris Tiger basketball team enjoyed one of its finest seasons as they played some of their best basketball against some of the best teams. The team got off to a slow start, but came back to take the Tigers all the way to win the Regional Tournament Championship. The Tigers competed in several tournaments throughout the year, one of which was the Holiday Tournament at E.I.U. against St. Anthony, Teuotopolis, Belleville and Lawerenceville. The Tiger's major highlight of the year was the home game against Charleston. The student body turned out in full force to support their team and they did it with a great deal of style and CLASS. The Tigers continued to play a powerful and exciting season. The Tigers once again faced the Trojans in Mattoon in the Regional Tournament Championship. The game was close when the cheer four straight in '88'' filled the gym as the Tigers took the lead to win the tournament. The team then traveled the next week to West Frankfurt to compete in the Sectional Tournament. The competition was fierce so were the Tigers, but we somehow couldn’t pull off a victory. Despite the loss in regional play, this year's team was a winner. At the beginning of the season no one really thought the varsity would be dominating in the Appolo Conference play or the Regional; however, teamwork, talent, and hard work prevailed, and made the 1988 Tiger Varsity a team with pizzazz. Butch Frazee listens as Coach Fulk gives a pep talk at one of the high school assemblies. Michael Martin cuts the net after the Tigers took first place at the Regional Championship Tournament. The 1987-88 Varsity Team: Back Row: Left to right: Coach Gosnell. Coach Fulk, Jay Funkhouser, Matt Moss, Mark Wauldhouser, Paul Buske. Coach Punzelt, Coach Wittacre. Middle Row: Left to right: Roger Sisson, Marty Sperry, Butch Frazee. Kevin Kennedy. Front Row: Left to right: Michael Martin, David Summers. 46 Boy's Basketball Kevin Kennedy goes up to score two for Paris. Martin ■‘Air Sperry goes for two! Someone should tell Mark Wauldhouser that football season has ended! The Blues are back! Danny Spillman and Kenny Dishon perform at half time to get the crowd involved. Paris is flying high as Matt Cheatham and Scott Nebergall race the school flags around the gym as the school song is played. I know my contact lens is down here somewhere. says Paul Buske Boy's Basketball 47 Matt Moss completes his last free throw at the Mattoon game. Michael Martin really shows his moves as he sails past the defense! The Varsity team takes pride in showing their well deserved Regional trophy to the crowd in Mat-toon. The 1987-88 Junior Varsity team is: Left to right: Coach Rick Gosnell, Coach Jerry Fulk. Jay Hal-loran. Kirk Jones. Roger Sisson. Todd Vlahos. Scott Frazier. Marc Bruce. Coach Punzelt. Coach Jerry Whitacre. Paris Newton Pans Effingham Pans Danville Paris Danville Paris Shiloh Pans Chnsman Pans Rreshman Georgetown Paris Westvi Paris Westville Paris Robinson Paris Charleston Pans Marshall 66 42 72 36 44 40 50 45 71 34 58 17 59 33 74 25 64 36 68 46 72 52 53 45 Paris S. Vermillion S. Vermillion Paris Charleston Paris Newton Paris Matton Paris Matton Paris Marshall Paris Robinson Pans Pans Matton The 1987-88 Sophomore team is: Back Row: Left to right: Coach Gosnell, Coach Fulk. Adam Sperry. Brian Sheehy, Chris McDaniel, Nick Cusick. Alex Lawson, Coach Punzelt, Coach Whitacre. Front Row: Left to right: Manager Ray Arbuckle. Tim Mattingly. Jason Graham. Marc McIntosh, Scott Nebergall, Eddie Nail. Kevin Sabens. Manager Matt Jones. Kevin Kennedy and Paul Buske try to stop Chris-man's Number 14 from making the shot. SCORES (Fr.-Soph.) The 1987-88 Freshman Team: Back Row: Left to right: Coach Gosnell, Coach Fulk. John Burger. Jason Eldredge, K. C. Gleckler, Jason Bradford, J. R. Abernathy. Thad Ar-rasmith, Jason Gore, Scott Ball. Coach Punzelt. Coach Whiteacre. Second Row: Left to right: Charles Connelly. Neils Svendson. Kevin Branson, Willie DeWeese. Brad Robinson, Eric Brown, Matt Mohler. _ L- c ... .. I- ■ i i i Boys Basketball 49 I Girl's Basketball The girl's basketball team started its 1987-88 season with practices beginning in October. After weeks of grueling practice and conditioning the girls played their first game November 23 against the Oakland Oaks. While the Varsity team was a combination of seniors, juniors, and sophomores, the Junior Varsity team consisted of sophomores and freshmen. The girls had a rough start at the beginning of the season. Due to minor conflicts the girls had to make a tough adjustment: just weeks after their season opened they switched coaches. The girls worked together to get back into the swing of things and as the season progressed, the Lady Tigers never gave up, and always showed team spirit and great determination. The Varsity Lady Tigers are: Back Row: Left to right: Coach Phil • Ludington, Missy Mattingly, Becky Woltman, Cody Willis, Amy Poole, Monica Payne, Amy Payne, Tonya Garver (manager). Front Row: Left to right: Darci Berry, Emily Poole, Nini Engelbright, Lori i Trapp, Erica Brinkly. Coach Ludington gives a pep talk to the girls on the side line. SO Cirls Basketball Missy Mattingly waits in anticipation as Amy Payne gets ready to make the final free throw. Cody Willis shoots for two points to help push the Tigers ahead Cody Willis jumps past Chrisman s number 45 to score two for Paris. The Junior Varsity Lady Tigers are: Left to right: Tanya Garver (manager), Bev Fulk, Darci Berry. Lori Trapp. Monica Payne. Emily Poole. Erica Brinkley. Chandra Hayes. Coach Pellum. Front Row. Left to right: Ann Hodge. Jennifer Halloran. Charla Hays. Lisa See. Missy Lynch. Kelly Kramer. Darci Kuhn. Amy Payne gets ready to shoot the final free throw that could tie the score and put the game into overtime. Girls's Basketball 51 The Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders had an outstanding year. The Cheerleaders began practicing early in the summer to prepare for the upcoming 1987-88 season. The Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders supported the Paris football team and the Paris bas-kerball team. The cheerleaders led the student body in pep sessions that aroused school spirit before up coming games. The enthusiasm of the cheerleaders encouraged the teams and fans in routine games as well as in prssure filled games, such as the Regional Tournament in Matoon against the Matoon Green Wave and The Charleston Trojans. The Freshman-Sophomore squad also had an ex-celent year. They placed third at the Illinois State Finals. The Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders competed as well in the Illinois State Finals. The Varsity squad placed sixth while the Junior Varsity squad placed 12th. The Cheerleaders worked very hard to keep the spirits high and without them, the Paris teams and fans would be sadly lacking in support and enthusiasm. The Paris Varsity cheerleaders show their versatility as they perform a difficult mount. The Fresh-Soph cheerleaders show much enthusiasm after winning third place at the Illinois State Finals. Edgar the Tiger (Shiela Jewel) gives a warm greeting to Rob Fuqua. Sarah McHenry. Merijo Jordan. Amy Edwards, and Katie Rooney have one for the read as they prepare to leave for the Illinois State Finals. 52 CHEERLEADIMC The 1987 88 Varsity cheerleaders are: (Back row left to right) Amy Edwards. Merijo Jordan. Cami Costa, co-captian Sarah McHenry, and Darla Maynard Front row left to right; Holley Hiett, Kelly Livesay. Laura Flaming, Angie McDaniel, and co-captian Katie Rooney Laura Fleming. Holley Hiett. Katie Rooney, top; Angie McDaniel perform a complicated mount during competition. The 1987-88 Junior Varsity cheerleaders are (left to right); Angel Newman. Tammy Halloran. Casey Hogan. Laura Stanley. Lucy Stanfield, and Beth Funkhouser. Fresh-Soph cheerleaders are (back row); Lisa Edwards, (middle row) Brittany Whitlock. Amanda Step, (front row) Nikki Ellingsworth. Cindy Fleming. IMPRESIVE! CHEERLEADING 53 The 1988 Boy's track are: Back Row: Coach Fear. Tim Butler. Matt Wacaser. John Postlewait. Jay Funkhouser. James Seibert. Chris Butler. Todd Vlahos. and Coach Postlewait. Front Row: Scott Asche. John Kelly. Jim Finger. David Edwards. Matt Cheatham. Adin Butler and Doug Dittamore. Eric Houtt and Todd Bergdolt warm-up before track practice. Track, Track, and Track You know your workout for today. Coach Postlewait tells Matt Wacaser. Doug Dittamore and Jay Funkhouser. Chris Butler tells all onlooking track members they all should learn how to throw the shot-put. like the one is sitting on. 54 Sports Many people look at track as nothing much, a few practices, and lots of fun on bus rides. Well, track members do have fun on bus trips, but if any of the boys and girls out for track in 1988 were asked what track was like, most would respond, it’s a lot a HARD work and dedication! Every day, rain or shine, one can find these people practicing. Practices consisted of hard workouts and light workouts. For example, the mile loop three times at the Edgar County Cemetery was one of the hardest practices. Unfortunately track members suffered through this more than once. These many hard practices paid off though. The boys and girls were well in shape by the end of the season, both groups having their share of wins and losses. An example of this would be the Apollo Conference. This was the hardest meet through the season. Even though there were hard workouts, there were light workouts. Running sprints for twenty minutes would be considered one of our hardest workouts of the year. These sprints paid off for Boys Track member Todd Vlahos, who placed at the Boys Sectional in Champaign. You could ask any boy and girl what was the best part and they both would agree the bus rides were the most fun. An average bus trip would consist of trying to sing, eating, and bugging the coach. And most of the boys and girls would say the worst part would be losing. But losing to Marshall and Charleston was the worst losses for both teams. Even though they are both individual teams they worked together. By working together they helped one another work out the kinks in their events. Mr. Postlewait and Mr. Fear and Mr. Craig, without these people there would not be a team. They are dedicated just as much as the boys and girls. When you need extra help anyone of these three would help you. Track as a whole is a fun sport, but a hard working sport. By the end of the season you know where your strengths and weaknesses are. If you love a challenge, try track. The 1988 Girls Track members are Michelle Ball, Chryssie Michaels, Jane Anderson. Angela Staley, Ann Winegar, Michelle Staley, and Kelly Kraemer. After a mile through the cemetery up and down hills Chryssie Michaels, Michelle Staley, and Kelly Kraemew take a break. Jumping hurdles isn’t hard for Chryssie Michaels. Sam Gross and Cheri Stikeweitiz say: it is No Problem for them to get comfortable on the bus ride home from Mt. Zion. Sports 55 Brittany Dunn starts the match with one of her spectacular serves. The Paris Tigers watch to see if one of their shots went in the hoop. David Speicher concentrates on getting his ball out of the sand trap at the Country Club. Shawn Wheeler cheers as the Tigers make a touch down. Toilet paper decorates the gym during a game against our biggest rivals — Charleston. Brittany Dunn, Kim Peper. Lisa Cerra, Marci Conger are the best of friends at the girls tennis match. 56 Sports The 1987-88 Girls Softball Team are: Back Row: Ninni Englebright, Maggie Hepburn, Darci Berry. Becky Woltman, Susan Barnes. Tami Cooley, Lisa Joseph, Missy Lynch. Front Row is Angel Newman, Cathy Anderson, Amy Payne, Kim White, Darci Kuhn, Brittany Dunn. Darci Kuhn lets loose of the winning pitch. The girls softball team had a great season this year. For Paris only having had a softball team for two years, the girls have really showed their athletic ability in the sport. This year a new coach (Avenati) was brought into the picture and he spent long hours practicing with the girls in order to improve their skills. The long hours did pay off as the girls had a good season. The girls really pulled together when the chips were down to make it through some of the worst situations. Softball 57 The 1988 Boys Varsity Baseball team is: Back Row: Left to right: Roger Sisson, Malory Clay pool, Paul Buske, Ken Ludington, Troy Sanders. Coach Fulk. Middle Row: Left to right: (Bat girl) Cami Costa. Doug Holloway. Brent Fulk, Phil Goodman. Danny Spillman. Michal Downs. Mike Bittle. Front Row: Left to right: Brad Stuck. Micheal Martin. Kevin Kennedy. Kirk Jones. Doug Lawson. Kevin Evett, Jeff Adams. Paul Buske our knight in armor poses as catcher while the pitcher warms-up. Kevin Evett has a good eye as he watches the pitcher through a high ball. Baseball The 1988 season was a spectacular one for the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams. The teams played with great enthusiasm and confidence. When the chips were down and we were behind the team pulled together and helped boost each other's confidence to make the very best of the worst situations. At almost every game students and parents turned out in full force to cheer the Tigers on to victory. One of the most exciting games was the home game against the Charleston Trojans. Carloads of students turned out ready to spend the entire day at Laker Stadium cheering on their classmates. The boys played to the best of their ability to give the Tigers a great season. 58 Boys Baseball Kirk Jones makes a great play as he takes the runner on first out. Phil Goodman, determined to win the game. Troy Sanders warms up behind the dugout. Brad Stuck is safe at third. A picture is worth a thousand words, what else can I say. Danny Spillman takes time out from coaching first base to give us a smile Brent Fulk rounds third and heads for home to give the Tigers the lead. Boy's Baseball 59 60 People People 61 Sassy Seniors Show Spirit BASKETBALL ISU PRESEASON GAKC SAT NOV 7 EVELAM) GYM TOO 62 Seniors The Senior Class of 1988 have shared many experiences and have always supported one another through the good times and bad. No matter where each of us are or what we become we will always have memories of our high school years together. Nobody will forget the first day of high school; for most of us, it was frightening and yet we walked through those high school doors for the first time with much anticipation Along with the anticipation of high school also came the frightening experiences of being called greenies, and even those fun-loving initiations of pushing pennies with our noses that only the upperclassmen enjoyed. All of that changed this year as those frightening freshmen became the Seniors of 1988 and we were the ones doing the initiating. As underclassmen as well as upperclassmen we proved our class spirit over and over as the girls won the Powder Puff game three years in a row. The same three years the girls won the Powder Puff game, the Class of 1988 pulled together to win the class games of Homecoming. This year our school spirit showed through again as we were entertained by those fun-loving Blues Brothers, Danny Spillman and Kenny Dishon. We certainly can't forget all the senior guys pulling together to ride that famous “roller coaster.'1 The Seniors of 1988 are not only fun-spirited people but are also academically inclined as well. Some classmate was always around if one of us needed help on that tough calculus problem or those Spanish class assignments that called for several study sessions — Spanish Sponge Parties. The Senior Band members will have the memories of the hard work it took to prepare for the Aloha Bowl and the fun-times spent after arriving in Hawaii the Christmas of 1984. If Mr V’s famous words are true you are our future” then the Class of 1988 will provide a bright one!! Are you ready for a wild and crazy ride? The 1988 Senior Class officers are President — Brad King, Vice-President — Tim McDaniel. Secretary — Katie Rooney and Treasurer — Brittany Dunn. The Class of 1988's last float parades down main street. Brittany Dunn and Kenny Dishon down around in Mr. Walter's office. Amy Payne and David Summers have always showed a high' Spirit for sports. John Pearman and Kim Piper pose as mannequins to keep us up to date on the latest fashions. Seniors 63 Are Janie Anderson and Marty really going to become successful janitors? Missy Mattingly doesn't seem too friendly to Tony Kispert even though together they were elected friendliest couple. Shane Lankster and Denita Irwin are hooked at the arm and later at the altar. Danny Spillman and Cami Costa definitely lived up to their reputation as class flirts. 64 Seniors athy Anderson cott Asche Robin Beauchamp Mike Blanton Kim Calvert Janie Anderson Eleanor Atienza Diana Bennett Shelly Boatman Stephen Cartright Ray Arbuckle Melanie Bailey Jamey Bess Brad Bowers Jem Chambers Jeff Archibald Michelle Ball Sandra Black Stefame Burgess Trma Chapman Randy Arrasmith Angie Barom Donna Blair Paul Buske Matt Cheatham ' MA Shannon Clark Elizabeth Cox Kenneth Dishon Brittany Dunn Chris Eslinger Steve Clark Melissa Creech Doug Dittamore Amy Edwards Todd Fancher Glenda Compton Chris Cunningham Michael Downs David Edwards Jim Finger Marci Conger Jamie Daugherty Roxie Drake Amanda Ellington Amber Fowler Camille Costa Hunter David Marla Draper Denita Erwin Rhonda Franklin 64B Seniors Butch Frazee Billy F urry John Geekie Scott Hall Jon Hensley Harley Fudge Sean Gallagher T odd Glick Tammy Hall Krista Higgins Jay Funkhouser Tonya Garvin Phil Goodman Bryan Hand Tammy Hobson Richy Funkhouser Robert Gates Jared Graffis Janet Harris Jon Hollingsworth Rob Fuqua Terry Gates Jennifer Haegeler Cheston Hays Amy Hornbrook Seniors 64Q Mary Horsman Merijo Jordan Daryl Kennedy Brad King Renee Lage Rick Huff Scott Joseph Kevin Kennedy Tony Kispert Shaine Lankster Tammy Hutson Greg Keller Scott Kerrick Susan Klug Russell Lawton Joell Jared Carl Kelly Andy Keys Kristi Knight Kelly Lee Anthony Johnson Scott Kelly Daness Keys Darren Kuhn Bobby Linton 640 Smiors Kimberly Lucas Jana McIntosh Mike Martin Matt Moss Cathy Napier Ken Ludmgton Mike McMahan Kile Mathews Tony Mullenix Greta Nicholson Monme Lynch Bill Marlowe Missy Mattingly Megan Murphy Gmm Ogle Tim McDaniel Amy Martin Mike Maynard Tracy Murphy Amy Padgett Sarah McHenry Kathy Martin David Milam Amy Myers Pete Patalas Seniors 64E Amy Payne Kim Piper Brad Rollings Troy Sanders Melvin Sink John Pearman Amy Pool Katie Rooney Brian Setzer Robert Skinner ! amara Pendley John Postlewait Jan Roush Julie Setzer James Smith Tammy Perkinson Sean Pruiett Tracy Rush John Shear Jeanette Snyder John Pine Jennifer Rob Scott Russell Angela Simpson David Speicher 64F Seniors ■ Marty Sperry Brian Sweet Kristy Toler Michael Walker Elizabeth Wilken [ )amel Spillman i eslie Switzer Becky Vice Michelle Walker )bert Wilken Angela Staley Mary Jo Throckmartin Eddie Walden Frances Washburn Codi Willis O.wk! Summers Drj'e 1 hroneburg jcSif balden ; :y Weber Jennifer WllllS Ian Sutton Latisha Tmgley Mark Waldhauser Shawn Wheeler Lisa Willoughby dan 64C Kathy Wilson Mike Wilson Latatie Winans Stacy Witmer Terry Wolfe Becky Woltman Becky Young David Young No Picture Available Paula Austin Kelly Milks Danny Devers Debbie Moreschi Gary Thurman Penny Upchurch Karl Knuth Carlis Wallace Jeff Miller Shari Pitts Britt Winmngham 64 H Seniors ANDERSON. CATHERINE P. Nickname: Kit-Cat, Cath Activities: Band 1 4; Track 1,2; Softball 3,4; Spanish Club 2-4; Key Club 3,4; May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff 1 -4, Honor Roll 1,3,4 ANDERSON. JANIE Nickname: Dumplin. Wicked Woman. Hazel Activities: Cross Country 1-4; Cross Country Captain 4. Track 1-4; Track Captain 2, Orchestra 1-4; Band 1-4; Band Secretary 4; Band Musicianship Award 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4; JETS team 3: Girls State 3; Honor Roll 1-4; National Merit Semifmalist 4 ASCHE. scon ALAN Nickname. Hash. Top Gun Activities: Junior Achievement 1; Band 1-4; Brass Choir 3.4; Band Meritorious Award; Future Farmers of America 3,4. Cross Country 4; Track 4 ARCHIBALD, JEFFERY S. Nickname: Archie, Jeff. Nads, Arch, Ich Activities: Baseball 1-4; Football 2; Art Club 3 ATIENZA. ELEANOR U. Nickname: Ellen Activities: Class President 1; Class Vice President 2; Student Council 1-4; Student Council Secretary 4, Honor Roll 1-4, National Honor Society 3.4; JETS Team 3; Winter Carnival Court 1; Cheerleading 1-3; USCA first place Individual 1-3; ICCA State 1-3; USCA Nationals 2; Third Place World 3; French Club 1-4; Sub Debs 3.4; Powder Puff 1,3; Band 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students AUSTIN, PAULA LORANE Nickname: Houston Activities: Band 1-3; Orchestra 2,3; May Fete 2; Powder Puff 2,3; Spanish Club 2 BAILEY. MELANIE LEE Nickname: Mel. Melonhead Activities: Drama 1-4; Secretary 3; President 4; French Club 1 -4; Cross Representative 1; Chorus 1-4; Girls Octet 3; Girls Ensemble 4; Honor Roll 1-4 Honor Choir 4. May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff 1-4; Key Club 1; Chemistry Team 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4; Sub Debs 3,4; President 4 BALL. MICHELLE ELIZABETH Nickname: Mitchell. Wilson Activities: Spanish Club 1-3; Powder Puff 2-4; May Fete 1-4; Track 3,4; Honor Roll 3; Key Club 2,3; Arena 3,4 BARONI, ANGELA E. Nickname: Bop Activities: Spanish Club 2,3; May Fete 1-3; Powder Puff 1-4; Library Aid 1-3 BAUCHAMP. ROBIN LESLIE Nickname: Bo Activities: F.F.A. 1; Honor Roll 3 BENNETT. DIANNA LYNN Nicknames: Oi. Babe. Sis. T.T., Di Di Activities: Honor Roll 1-4; May Fete 2-4; Spanish Club 2; Office Occupation Training 4 BESS. JAMEY ELLEN Nicknames: Bestess, Jamo Activities: Band 1-4; Winter Carnival 1; Homecoming 2-4; Student Council 2-4; Powder Puff 2-4; May Fete 1-4 BLACK. SANDY Nicknames: Spud Activities: Track 1; May Fete 1-2; Softball 3; Powder Puff 1-4; Chorus 1; French Club 1.2 BLAIR. DONNA KAY Nicknames: Dona, Playtoy, Cuv, Blair Activities: Chorus 1-4; Flags 2; S.A.D.D. 2; Chorus Ensemble 2-4; Honor Choir 4; ECICE 1-4; Choir Contest 1-4 BLANTON. MICHAEL SHAWN Nickname: Mike, Mikey, Love. Dude Activities: Spanish Club 1-4; Honor Roll 1-3 BOATMAN. SHELLEY DALE Nicknames: Boat, Boatwoman, Shell Activities: French Club 1-4; Powder Puff 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Tiger Tales 1-3; Honor Roll 3,4; Subdebs 3,4; Cheerleader Girls Basketball 1; May Fete Choreographer 2.3 BOWERS. BRAD Nicknames: Boners Activities: Band 1-4; Brass Choir 2.3; Golf 1-4; Scholastic Bowl 1; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Roll Society 3,4 BURGESS. STEFANIE LEE Nicknames: Dumplin, Bug. Stef Activities: May Fete 1-4: Band 1-4: Band SENIORS 65 Awards 1-4; Arena 3.4; Sports Editor 4; S.A.D.D. 2; Powder Putt 1-4; Cross Country 3,4; Boys Track Manager 3; Media Aid 2; Office Aid 4; Pep Band 1-4 BUSKE. PAUL Nicknames: Schroder Activities: Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1,2; Cross Country 4; Spanish Club CALVERT, KIMBERLY ANN Nicknames: Whiskey, Stud One Activities: Spanish Club 1-4; Key Club 2,3; May Fete 1; Powder Puff 1; Drill Team 2; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4 CARTRIGHT, STEPHEN L. Nicknames: Wease Activities: Track 1; Football 4; Manager Letter CHAPMAN, TRINA L. Nicknames: Cat Chow, Trini-bop-a-rini, Trina the Weena Activities: Junior Achievement Secretary 1,2; May Fete 1-3; Spanish Club 1-3; Office Occupations Program 4; Secretary for Business Department 4 CHEATHAM, MATTHEW W. Nicknames: Cheat Activities: F.F.A. 1-4; Farm Manager 4; Track 1,2,4; Band 1-4; Orchestra 3,4; Football 2-4; Bible Club 1-3; Grain Contest and State Agricultural Mechanical Contest CLARK.SHANNON ROGER Nicknames: Sharky, Johnny Rebel Activities: Cross Country 2-4; Band 1-4; Spanish Club 3,4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4; Baseball 1-4; Jazz Band 2-4; Honors 1-4; Basketball 1; Orchestra 2-4 CLINE. DEREK LEE Nicknames: Dezek Cline The Malboro Man. Dezy Cline, Zeek, Malbro Man. Dez Activities: FFA 3,4 COMPTON. GLENDA Nicknames: Vacation, Rocky Activities: Band 1-4; Spanish Club 1; Honor Roll 1,2 CONGER. MARCI Nicknames: Marce, DRF, Conga Activities: Spanish Club 2-4, Treasurer 3; Key Club 2,3; Peer Ear 3; Tiger Tales 2; Library Aide 2,3; Class Treasurer 3; Varsity Tennis 2-4, MVP 4; Honor Roll 2-4; May Fete 2-4; Powder Puff 2-4 COSTA. NICOLE CAMILLE Nicknames: Cami. Cabbage Patch. Betty Crocker Activities: Cheerleader 1-4; May Fete 1-3, Choreographer 1-3; French Club 1-4, Represenative 1; Spanish Club 3,4, Representative 3; Key Club 1,2; Powder Puff 2-4; Student Council 2-4, Executive Journalist 3,4; Band 1-3; Honor Roll 1-4; Homecoming Court 3,4, Queen 4; Tiger Tales Staff 4; Office Aid 2,3; Baseball Bat Girl 1,3,4 COX. ELIZABETH ANN Activities: Art Club 1,2; Band 1-4; May Fete 1,2,4; Brass Choir 3,4; Sub Debs 3,4, Treasurer 4; Powder Puff 1 -4 DAVID, HUNTER Nicknames: David Hunter, Homer Activities: F.F.A, 1-4; Football 1; Art Club 1 DISHON, KENNETH RAY II Nicknames: @! $7 Bag, Scuba, Dr. Love, Fruit Pie The Magician, Fiberoptic-4 Activities: Band 2-4; Drum Major 3,4; Brass Choir 2-4; Orchestra 3,4; Tennis 2; Track 3; Golf 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Club President 4; Who's Who Amona American High School Students Nominee 3 DITTAMORE, DOUG Nicknames: Larry, Fresh Activities: Cross Country 1-4; Most Improved Underclassman 1, MVP 3,4; Track 2-4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Student Council 1-3; Band 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4 DOWNS. MICHAEL KEVIN Activities: Spanish Club 1-3; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1,2 DRAKE. ROXIE ANN Nicknames: Rox. Roxanne, Foxy Roxie, Rocky Activities: 8and 1-4; Orchestra 2-4; Band Award 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Spanish Club Representative 1; Cheerleader 1; Freshman Captain 1; Powder Puff 2-4; Honor Roll 2-4; May Fete 1-4; S.A.D.D. 4; S.A.D.D. Secretary 4; Arena 4; Events' Editor 4 DRAPER. MARLA A. Nicknames: Tyg, Oinker. Marlarla Activities: Chorus 2; National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 1-4 DUNN. BRITTANY ANN Nicknames: Squirrel, Burt Activities: Varsity Tennis 1-4; MVP 4; Track 1,2; Band 1.2; Key Club 1; French Club 1-4; Library Aide 2: May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff 1-4; Subdebs 3,4; Class Officer 4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3 EDWARDS. AMY MICHELE Nicknames: Simone, Scarlet, Amos Activities: Cheerleading 1-4, JV Co-Captian 3; Spanish Club 1-4, Class Representative 2- 3, Activities Director 4; French Club 3-4, Tresurer 4; Key Club 1-4; Powder Puff 2-4; May Fete 1-4, Choreographer 1-3; Drama 2- 4, Most Enthusiastic Award 3, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1-4 EDWARDS. DAVID SHANE Nicknames: Dave Activities: Football 4 ERWIN. OENITA JO Nicknames: Dee. Denuda. Denoodle Activities: SDanish Club 1: S.A.D.D. 2: Cho- rus 1 -4; Art Club 4; Tiger Tales 3,4; May Fete 3,4; Peer Ears President 4; Swing Choir 4; F.F.A. 4 ESLINGER. CHRISTIE M. Nicknames: Chris, Chrissy Activities: Honor Roll 1-4; Scholastic Bowl 1 FOWLER. AMBER Nicknames: Smokey. Am Activities: Spanish Club 1-3; May Fete 2-4, Honor Roll 2-4; Powder Puff 1-4 FRANKLIN. RONDHA Activities: Band 1-4; Spanish Club 1.2; Junior Achievement 1 FRAZEE, BUTCH Nicknames: Ace, Z Man Activities: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; F.F.A 1-4; FUDGE, HARLEY Nicknames: Harlem Activities: Band 3,4 FUNKHOUSER. KEVIN JAY Nicknames: Funk, Whisker, Jaybird Activities: French Club 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; F.F.A. 1-4; Reporter 4; Football 1; Cross Country 2-4; Most Improved 2,3; Varsity 2-4; Cross Country Co-Captain 4; All Apollo 66 SENIORS der Puff 4 Conference Team 4; Basketball 1-4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Track 1-4; Varsity Track 1-4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 FUNKHOUSER. RICHY Nicknames: Red Activities: F.F.A. 4 FUQUA. ROB Nicknames: Puqua. Fuquie. Skoal Bandit Activities: F.F.A. 1-4; Jr. Farm Manager; 2nd and 5th High Individual, F.F.A. State Horse Judging FURRY. BILLY Nicknames: Willma Bud W. Activities: Football 1-2 GATES. ROBERT R. Nicknames: Budman, Knob, Gatesy, Bates, Bob, Knobert, Bobert Activities: Spanish Club 1,2 GATES, TERRY LEE Nicknames: Gouch, Bull Activities: Basketball 1; Football 1-4; Football 86 and 87 Best Offensive Back; Football 87 Good Methodist Sportsmanship Award; Football 87 Tri-Captain GEEKIE. JOHN CHARLES Activities: Band 1; Key Club 1; French Club 1; Varsity Golf 1-4; First Individual Freshman. Sophomore Invitational 2; Third Individual Paris Invitational 3; Golf Apollo Conference team 3; Honor Roll 1-4 GLICK, TODD A. Activities: Band 1.2; Honor Roll 1-3 GOODMAN, PHIL Nicknames: Mopar, Pennis Activities: French Club 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Baseball 2,4; Fall Golf 2,3; Brass Choir 1; Powder Puff Announcer 4; Sock-hop Disc Jockey 3,4 HALL, TAMARA KAY Activities: Band 1-3; Spanish Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1-3 HAND. BRYAN LEE Nicknames: Byran. Handjob. Diablo. Hojo Activities: Band 1-4; Brass Choir 2.4; Jazz Band 2.4; Art Club 1; Spanish Club 2.4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Tennis 1-4 HARRIS. JANET LEE Nicknames: Sparkle Activities: Chorus 1-3 HIGGINS. KRISTA SUE Nicknames: Kris. Henrietta, Hooter Activities: Spanish Club 1-3; Band 1; Pow- HOBSON. TAMMY SUE Nicknames: Tam-Tam, Tammy Sue, Kerry Activities: May Fete 1-4; Key Club 2,3; Pow der Puff 2-4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 3,4 HOLLINGSWORTH. JONATHAN L. Nicknames: Spike. Ho Activities: Football 1-4; Football Letter 2-4; Tri-Captain 4; All Apollo Conference 4: Best Offensive Linemen 4; Spanish Club 3.4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Powder Puff Coach 2-4 HORNBROOK. AMY Nicknames: Horny, Mom Activities: Brass Choir 3.4; Band 1-4; Or chestra 3,4; May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff 1-4 Spanish Club 1-4; Track 1; Honor Roll 3.4; Office Aide 1 HORSMAN, MARY ANN Nicknames: Mare. Mare-Mare Activities: Chorus 3,4; May Fete 4; Ensemble 4 HUFF. RICHARO JAMES Nicknames: Gibby Activities: Basketball 1: French Club 2-4 JARED. JOELL ELIZABETH Nicknames: Jack Activities: Honor Roll 3.4; Basketball 2; Tiger Tales 2; Spanish Club 1-4; Powder Puff 1-4; Class Officer (Secretary) 1,3; May Fete 1-4; Winter Carnival Court 3; Subdebs 3.4 SENIORS 67 HAYES, ROBERT Nicknames: Purple Haze Activities: Band 1-4 HAYS, CHESTON Nicknames: Fred Activities: Football 1-4; F.F.A. 1 JOHNSON. ANTHONY D. Nicknames: AJ., Antonio, Stony, Psych Activities: Band 1: Art Club 4 JORDAN. MERIJO EILEEN Nicknames: Goobag Activities: Band 1-4: May Fete 1-4; Spanish Club 2,3; Powder Puff 2-4; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3.4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; USCA All-American Cheerleader; Orchestra 3 JOSEPH, scon Activities: Baseball 1-3; Football 1.2; S.A.D.D. 1-4; Art Club 1-3; Golden Glove Baseball 2 KELLER. GREGORY SCOTT Nicknames: Bubba. Bon, Gregor. Slick, Cheekon Activities: Football 2; Honor Roll 3 KELLY, CARL J. Nicknames: Mud-Bone, Cheez Wiz Activities: Football 1; Track 1; F.F.A. 3 KENNEDY. DARYL WAYNE JR. Nicknames: Debal-Kenday Activities: F.F.A. 1-4; Track 1 KENNEDY. KEVIN D. Nicknames: Double-K Activities: Basketball 1,2,4, Letter 2,4; Baseball 1-4, M.V.P. 3: Football 1 KERRICK, SCOn ROBERT Nicknames: S.K.A.T , Bocephes. Crash Activities: F.F.A. 1-4; Spanish Club 1,2 KEYS. ANDREW Nickname: Drew, Drewski, NERD Activities: French Club 1-4, President 4; Band 1-4; Drama Club 4; Illinois Premier Boys State 3; SADD 3, Vice President; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Golf 4; Orchestra 1-3; Brass Choir 1-4; Scholastic Bowl 3,4 KISPERT, TONY J. Activities: Football 1 -4, Letter 2-4 KNIGHT. KRISTI LYNN Nicknames: Dum-Dum, Maverick Activities: Spanish Club 1; May Fete 2,4; Band 1-4 KLUG. SUSAN ELIZABETH Nicknames: Babycakes. Bidness Crew Activities: Basketball 1-3; Powder Puff 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Spanish Club 3,4; Track 1 KNUTH. KARL ANDREW Nicknames: Knut, Nuth, Nuts, Nufer Activities: Golf 3, Band 1 -4 KUHN.DARREN WAYNE Nicknames: Kuhn Dog. Bud. Nut. Dog. Biscuit, Tang Activities: Basketball 1.2; Golf 1; Spanish Club 2,4; Honor Roll 1,3,4 LAGE. RENEE RUTH Nicknames: Nay, Renie Activities: Track 1; Band 1-3; Chorus 1-4 LEE, KELLY JO Nicknames: Spots, Crash. Jelly Ko Activities: Mascot 1; Band 2-4; Jazz Band 3,4; Orchestra 2-4; Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 3,4; May Fete 1-4; Cross Country 3; Peei Ears 4; Secretary Peer Ears 4; Spanish Club 1 -4; Honor Roll 1 -4; National Honor Society 3,4; Powder Puff 2,4 LINTON. BOBBY Activities: F.F.A. 1-4 LUCAS. KIMBERLY ANN Nicknames: Kim, Kimmi, Mouse, Squelar, Annie Activities: Band 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Honor Roll 1,2; The Distinguished American High School Student Association 1-4; French Club 1-3 LUDINGTON. KENNETH JOHN Nicknames: Lud Activities: Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1; Golf 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4 LYNCH. MONNIE J. Nicknames: Mony. Jose. Monjo, Eagle Eye, Mone Activities: Chorus 1-4; Art Club 2-4; Powder Puff 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,4 McDANIEL, TIM Nicknames: Mac Activities: Band 1-4; Spanish Club 1.2; Class Vice President 4; Track McHENRY, SARAH KATHRYN to. 68 SENIORS Nicknames: Scara, Dweizel. Sar Activities: French Club 1-4: Cheerleading 1-4: Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Band 1-4: Subdebs 3.4; USCA All American Cheerleader 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Powder Puff 2-4; May Fete 1-4 Me INTOSH. JANA PATRICE Nicknames: 'Mouse , Mac Activities: Cheerleader 1-3; May Fete 1-4; Band 14. Brass Choir 2,4; Powder Puff 2,3; Homecoming Court 1,2; Winter Carnival Court 3, Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Sub Debs 3,4 Me MAHAN. MIKE Nicknames: Mic-Mac. Mac Activities: Football 1: Media-Center Aid 4 MARLOWE. BILL Nicknames: Chicken Hawk, Oven-boy, Willy-wumplump Activities: Student Council 2-4: Class Vice-President 2; Seargant at Arms 3,4; Band 1-4; Football 1-4, Baseball 4; Drama Club 1-4; Most Improved Actor 1985; Best Characterization 1986, Best Supporting Actor 1987; Best Male Vocalist 1987; S.A.D.D. 2,3; S.A.O.D Vice-President 2; Bible Club 3; Library Aide 2 MARTIN, AMY KATHLEEN Activities: F F A. 1-4; JR. Secretary 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Section Vice-President 4; Chorus 1-4; Office Aide 3; Frence Club 3,4; Powder Puff 2; May Fete 1-4; Winter Carnival Court 3; Homecoming Court 4; Who's Who Among High School Students MARTIN. MICHEAL DOUGLAS Activities: Baseball 1-4: Basketball 1-4: Football 1; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society; Premier Boys’ State Delegate; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Student Council 4; JETS 1-4 MATTINGLY, MELISSA ANN Nicknames: Missy. Matt Activities: Basketball 1-4; Softball 3; F.F.A 1-3; Spanish Club 2-4; Powder Puff 1-4; May Fete 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 4 MILAM. DAVID BLACKBURN Nicknames: Herb, New Wave Dave, Nubin Dave Activities: Band 1-4, Jazz Band 2-4; Orchestra 2-4; French Club 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer 4; Cross Country 1,2; Golf 3,4; Tennis 1-4 MILLIS, KELLY Nicknames: Stoner, W.D. Activities: Junior Achievement 1.2 MORESCHI, DEBORA ANGELA GIOSEP-PINA Nicknames: Deb.Dibraw, Debooch Activities: Drama 1,2; Media 1; Spanish Club 1,2; May Fete 4; S.A.D.D. 1; Arena 4; Library Aide 1 MOSS, MATTHEW L. Nicknames: Guildner Activities: Key Club 1; F.F.A. 1-4; Band 1-4 ; Brass Choir 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; All Apollo Conference 4; Most Improved Cross Country 4; Basketball 2-4; Honor Roll 2-4 MURPHY. MEGAN RAOUEL Nicknames: Murf, Meg, Hotrod, Smurf Activities: Golf 1; Powder Puff 2; Flag Corps 3; May Fete 2,4 MURPHY, TRACY LYNN Nicknames: Murph Activities: Flag Corps 4 MYERS, AMY LYNN Activities: Chorus 1: Spanish Club 1-3, May Fete 1-4: Powder Puff 1-3 NICHOLSON. GRETA LEE Nicknames: Gert, Greta Baby, Pookie, Lit Gertie Activities: Spanish Club 1.2; Key Club 1; S.A.D.D. 2; Flag Corps 3; May Fete 2-4; Juniors Achievement 2 OGLE. VIRGINIA THELMA JEAN Nicknames: Ginni, Gin, Virgi, Neir Activities: French Club 1,2; Powder Puff 2; Key Club 1-4; Major Emphasis Committee Chairman 4; Band 1-4; Merit Award 1,3; Service Award 2; Brass Choir 1-4; Jazz Band 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Drama Club 2-4; May Fete 1-4; Choreographer 1-3; Arena 3,4; Organization Editor 4; Honor Roll 1,4; S.A.D.D. Reporter 4; Photographer 4 PADGETT, AMY ELIZABETH Nicknames: Padge, Spaz Activities: Key Club 1; Drama Club 1; Chorus 1; Track 1; Spanish Club 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4 PATALAS, PETER JOSEPH Nicknames: Rodney, Leech, Lit' Weezer Activities: Band 1-4; Orchestra 3,4; Drama 1,2; French Club 1-3; Brass Choir 4 PAYNE, AMY ELIZABETH Nicknames: Scareface. Semi Tough Activities: Basketball 1-4; Track 1; Track Effort Award 1; Softball 3,4; All Conference Team Softball 3; Effort Award for Softball; Spanish Club 2-4, Vice-President 4; Methodist Good Sportsmanship 3; Sub Debs 3,4, Basketball Awards for Assistance and Effort 3 PEARMAN, JOHN Nicknames: Jaws, Judge, King Ding Dong Activities: Student Council 1-4; Vice-President 4; Football 1-4; Tri-Captain 4; Band 1-4; Orchestra 1-4; President 4; Class Treasurer 1; Homecoming King Candidate 4; French Club 1-4 PENDLEY, TAMARA A. Nicknames: Tammy Activities: Band 1-4; Orchestra 2,3; Key Club 2,4; May Fete 1-4; French Club 2,4; S.A.D.D. 4; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society PERKINSON. TAMARA LYNN Nicknames: Perk, Double Trouble, Perki Activities: Honor Roll 1,2; French Club 1-4; Office Aide 2-4 PINE. JONATHAN EDWARDS Nicknames: Hair-Pine Activities: Art Club 2; Football, Varsity Letter, Manager 3 PIPER. KIMBERLY JANE Nicknames: Pipe, Piper Activities: Track 1; Tiger Tales 1,2; French Club 1-4; Student Council 3; Homecoming Court 1-4; Sub Debs 3.4: Tennis 1-4: Mav SENIORS 69 Fete 1-3; Prom Committee 3; Powder Puff 1-4 PinS, SHARI KATHLEEN Nicknames: Cherry Pits, REO Activities: Chorus 1-4 POOL. AMY ELIZABETH Nicknames: Cherry, Pooh Activities: Band 1-3; Basketball 1-4; French Club 1-4; Key Club 1; Powder Puff 1-4; Football Statistician 2,3; May Fete 1-3; Honor Roll 1,3 POSTLEWAIT, JOHN ELLIS Nicknames: Postie, Posto, Post, Big John, Joe(Perry) Activities: Honor Roll 1-4; Scholastic Bowl 3,4; JETS 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Golf 1-3; Varsity Football 4; Spanish Club 2-4; Art Club 1-4; Edgar County Art Award 3; Scholastic Art Hallmark Award 4: Arena 4 PRUIETT. SEAN Nicknames: Samee, EFOFF Activities: Spanish Club 1 ROLLINGS, BRADLEY STEPHEN Nicknames: Rolo, Rolls, OGRE, Bradley Activities: Band 1-4; Jazz Band 4: Football 1,3,4; Football Letter 4; Most Improved 4; Golf 1,2; Track 1; Honor Roll 3.4; Spanish Club 1-3 ROONEY. KATHLEEN ANN Nicknames: Katie, Kate, Female Fib-o Activities: Cheerleader 1-4; Varsity Captain 4; Band 1-4; May Fete 1-4; Powder Puff 1-4; French Club 2,3; Key Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1-4; Student Council 1-4; Class Officer 2, Secretary, 4; Vice-President 3; Sub Debs 3.4; World Cheerleading 1987, 3rd place. Senior All American Award; USCA Camp Indee 1,2,4; Miss Teen Cheerleader U.S.A, 14th place ROUSH. JAN ARLENE Nicknames: Arleme, Rush, R's Activities: Spanish Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Powder Puff 1-4; Basketball 4; Sub Debs 3,4; May Fete 1-3. Choreographer 2,3 RUSH, TRACY EUGENE Nicknames: Head Rush Activities: Band 1-4 RUSSEL, SCOn ALAN Nicknames: Russ Activities: Band 1-4; Orchestra 2-4; Brass Choir 2-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Arena 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Golf 1-4; Most Improved Golfer 3; Office Aide 3; Rotary Exchange Student to Spam 1988; American Legion Honor Taps Corps 1-4 SANDERS. TROY ALLEN Nicknames: Chunk Activities: Band 1-4; Brass Choir 3,4; Football 2,4; Baseball 2-4 SETZER, JULIE ANNETTE Nicknames: Buffy Activities: Band 1-4; Brass Choir 1-4; Jazz Band 2-4; Orchestra 2-4; Cross Country 3,4; Spanish Club 1-4; Powder Puff 2-4; May Fete 1-4; National Honor Society 3.4; American Legion Honor Taps Corps 1-4 SETZER. BRIAN E. Nicknames: 6-pack, Worm, Sets Activities Football 1,3; Tennis 1; F.F.A. 1-4; Spanish Club 1; Vice-President of F.F.A. 4; Intermural Basketball 4; Powder Puff Coach 3,4 SKINNER. BOB Nicknames: Lynard Activities: F.F.A. 3; French Club 1,2; Baseball 3; Wrestling 3; Most Improved Wrestler 3 SHERER. MATT DAVID Nicknames: Ivan, Sheer Queer Activities: Key Club 1; Spanish Club 2-4; Cross Country 4; Varsity Tennis 2-4; Most Improved Tennis Player 2 SIMPSON. ANGELA RENEE Nicknames: Ang. Activities: Arena 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4; May Fete 3,4 Spanish Club 1-3 SMITH. JAMES A. Nicknames: Al, Smiddy, Black Wonder, A.J., LBJB. JLC Activities: Football 3.4 SNYDER, JEANETTE Activities: Chorus 1-3; Band 1-4; May Fete 2,3 SPEICHER. DAVID ALAN Nicknames: Dave, Spike Activities: Spanish Club 2-4; Drama Club 2-4, Treasurer 4. Most Inproved Actor 3; Key Club 1; Junior Achievempnt ? Vice President of Finance; JETS 3,4; Tennis 1-4, Co-Captian 3,4; Golf 2-4. Most Improved Player 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Arena 4, Computer Specialist SPERRY. MARTIN RANDAL Activities: Basketball 1-4; Golf 1-3; Baseball 1-2; Cross Country 4; Band 1-4; Studenl Council 1-4. Class President 2.3. Student Council President 4; Spanish Club 2-4; National Honor Society 3,4; American Legion Honor Taps Corps 1-4 SPILLMAN. DAN Nicknames: Dano, Toaster, Dasher, Twinke the Kid, Fiberoptics Activities: Band 1-4; Key Club 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1-4, Highest Batting Average 2; Cross Country 1,2; Golf 3,4; Spanish Club 1-4 STALEY, ANGELA LEE Nicknames: Crash II, Track Activities: Band 1-4, Merit Award 1,2, Outstanding Musician Award 3; Orchestra 2-4; French Club 1-4; May Fete 3.4; Track 3,4; Arena 4; Europe “88” SUMMERS. DAVID ROLLIN Nicknames: Super Dave. Torch, Slick Activities: Football 1-4. Varsity 2-4, Best Defensive Back 3.4, Most Defensive Tackles Award 3; Varsity Track 1-4, Best Effort Award 1; Basketball 1-4; Student Council 1 2 JETS Team 2-4; Chemistry Team 2; Spanish Club 1-4, Vice President 3; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Whos Who Among American High School Students, Band 1 SUTTON, IAN KENT GRAHAM Activities: Art Club 2, Spanish Club 2 SWEET. BRIAN GLEN Nicknames: Sweeter, Sweetness, Sweet meat Activities: FFA 1-4; Basketball 1; Track 1 Ag. Placement 3,4; Spanish Club 3 SWITZER, LESLIE JANELL Activities: Honor Roll 2,3 THOMAS. CHRISTI MARIE Nicknames: Chris, CT Activities: FHA 1; Library Aid 4 THROCKMARTIN, MARY JO Nicknames: Jo, T's, Bidnesscrew Activities: Powder Puff 1-4; May Fete 1-4 French Club 3.4; Key Club 2 70 SENIORS THRONEBURG. DALE Nicknames: Doc, Dr. Death, Xerox, Duelly, Hemee-Dig'm, Dr. Glove Activities: Football 2, French Club 1,2 TOLER. KRISTINA JO Nicknames: Kristy Activities: Chorus 3 TRAVIOU, TRAVIS WAYNE Nicknames: Moper Activities: Wrestling 1; Football 1-3, Most Valuable Defensive Lineman 3; Honor Roll 2,3 VICE. BECKY Nicknames: Bee Activities: Chorus 1,2.4: Drama Club 2 WALDEN. EDDIE Nicknames: Bubbles Activities: FFA 1-4: Track 1-4: Football 1 WALDEN. JOHN C. Nicknames: Tom Activities: Football 1; Wrestling 1; Track 1 WALDHAUSER. MARK LANOON Nicknames: Waldo Activities: Key Club 1; Drama 1: Scholastic Bowl 1,2; JETS 1-4; French Club 1-4, Vice President 4; Honor Roll 1-4 ; National Honor Society 3,4; Who's Who 4; Chemistry Team 2; Band 1-4; Student Director 4. Drum Maior 2-4,Orchestra 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Tennis 4 WALKER. MICHELLE Nicknames: Waka Waka Waka, Chelle Activities: Spanish Club 1-4; May Fete 1-3; Powder Puff 4 WASHBURN. FRANCES CAROL Nickmanes: Fran. Francie, Frannie Carol, Francy Carol, Frank Activities: Chorus 2-4; Art Club 3,4; Drill Team 3; FFA 3 WEBER. JODY JAY Nicknames: Web-head. Wody Jeber. Web Activities: Baseball 1; Varsity Cross Country 4 WHEELER. SHAUN PATRICK Nicknames: Wheels Activities: Basketball 1,2; Football 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4 WILKEN. ELIZABETH ANNJANETTE MARIE Activities: SADD 2-4, Secretary 3, President 4; Pear Ear 3,4; Track 4; Spanish Club 3,4 WILKEN. ROBERT Nicknames: Soupbone, Malone. Stoner. Rob Activities: FFA 1-4 3,4; French Club 1,2; Key Club 1: Art Club 1 -4, Vice President 3; Winter Carnival Court 2; Sub Debs 3,4; Powder Puff 1-4 WILLIS, JENNIFER LYNN Nicknames: Jiffy Activities: Spanish Club 1-4; Flag Corps 1; Powder Puff 3,4; May Fete 1-3 WILLOUGHBY. LISA RENEE Nicknames: Willow, Mona. Oakroid Activities: May Fete 2-3: Band 1,2; Key Club 1,2; French Club 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4 WILSON. MICHAEL DAVID Nicknames: Mookie. Mook. Mike Activities: Basketball 1,2. Manager 3; Baseball 1-4, Effort Award 2; Art Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2 WINANS, LATITIA ELAINE Nicknames: Winans, Tish, Tush, Duck, Sis, Waddles, Scooter Activities: Junior Achievement 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Campus Life 4; May Fete 3; Chorus 3,4; ECICF 3,4; Honor Roll 1; Pear Ear 3; SADD 2-4, Representative 4 WINKLER. WILLIAM M. Nicknames: Will, Sweet Will, Ed Activities: FFA 1-4 WITMER, STACEY Activities: French Club 1,2; Band 1-4 WOLFE, TERRY A. Nicknames: Wolfy. Terrance, Wolf. Woof Activities: Football 1; Band 1; Wrestling 1, Most Improved Wrestler 1 WOLTMAN. REBECCA ANN Nicknames: Becky, ML Activities: Art Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1-4; Sub Debs 3,4; Softball 3, Least Errors Award 3; Basketball 1-4, Methodist Sportsmanship Award 3: Track 1; Honor Roll 1-4: National Honor Society 3,4; Powder Puff 1-4 YOUNG. DAVID Nicknames: Luci. Max Activities: Spanish Club 3,4; Varsity Basketball Manager 1-4, Letter 1-4; Honor Roll 1-3 YOUNG. REBECCA Nicknames: Becky. Rebek Activities: Band 1-4; French Club 1-4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 1; Sub Debs 3,4, Secretary 4: Powder Puff 2-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Orchestra 3,4; May Fete 1 -4; Football Statistician 2,3; Office Aid 2 WILLIS. CODI LYN Nicknames: Amazon. Tessie Activities; Basketball 1-4; Track 1.2: Softball SENIORS 71 The graduation class of 1989 became upperclassmen this year. The Juniors once again began tackling the big expense of prom, but first things first... The class tried and tried to win something in this year's class games. The float that they put so much effort into came in last. The powder puff team did everything possible to stop the seniors. They even replaced their front line with the experts; Mark Cox, Brad Stuck, and Kirk Jones. This move was to no avail because once again, the class of 1989 came in last. Finally the juniors got things rolling at winter carnival class games, as they tied the seniors for total points. Watch out world the juniors have finally been motivated, maybe next year we ll be the class to beat. Not only will the juniors have won their last class games, but next year they will be SENIORS. Michelle Pustelniak asks Kathy Parrish and Georganna Winkler. Is this P.E. or studyhall? The 1987-88 class officers are: Robin Mewes Secretary, Lisa Cerra President, Jami Comingore Treasurer. Samantha Gross and Scott Frazier say, Yes! Mr. Doris, we re with you. Page 73: The 1987 Homecoming Junior Float. 72 juniors Teresa Abernathy Jeff Adams Lanny Alexander Terrie Allison Angela Asbury Adin Baber Kara Barkley Susan Barnes Robin Bennett Mike Biddle Gussie Black Kelly Bowers Juniors 73 Stephanie Bayer Tom Bradshaw Amie Branson Tammy Brisino Angie Brown Cecelia Brown Marc Bruce Adam Buntain Chris Butler Mindy Butler Steven Butler Tari Cassell Lisa Cerra Deanna Clark Jeremy Clark Mallary Claypool Dawn Close Jeremy Colleir Jami Comingore Lori Connelly Cassie Cook Mark Cox Alicia Crabtree Sean Crawford Jessica David Cindy Davidson Tracy Davis Debbie Decker Mark Devins Tami Devillez 74 Juniors Ricky Dodd Edward Doran Deanna Ducharme Darren Elmore Sean Emerick Nini Englebright Amy Entrican Brian Eveland Kevin Evitt Laura Fleming Rick Ford Scott Frazier Zak Freeze Brent Fulk Phil Garver Wendy Gates Jacob Gent Brian Gilbert Samantha Gross Angie Hall Jay Halloran Tina Harcar Chuck Harris Rick Harris Maggie Hepburn Bobby Hess Holley Hiett John Hollingswoth Joel Hollis Michelle Hollis 75 juniors Doug Holloway Tony Holt Jeff Ingle John Johnson Maurice Johnson Michelle Johnson Barb Jones Kirk Jones Mike Jordan Amy Judy Pat Kanouse Rochelle Kennedy Sherry Kennedy Mike Kerrick 76 Juniors Left: Terry Allison was caught suprised at work. Botton Left: Wow! Barb Jones is finally doing something. Below: Ricky Dodd must have spotted something interesting Right: Is that Zak Freeze making up a English test? Steve Kesner Amy Keys Jason Kime Jo Kirby James Knight Jamie Land Juniors 77 Michelle Lorance Susan Lorance Mike Lowery Tricia Lund Stacy Lynch Crystal McCarty Amy McClarey Mandy McCombey Angela McDaniels Darla Maynard Damon Melton Robin Mewes Dean Miller Lori Miller Stephanie Neibarger Brenda Newlin Robin Owen Kathy Parrish Tavis Patterson Tony Poole Charity Porter Tish Porter George Prouse Michelle Pustelniak 78 Juniors David Scroggins Michelle Setzer Laura Shanks Michelle Smith John Snyder Travis Sohaski Michelle Staley Jason Stanfield Jeff Staton Troy Stone Brad Stuck Matt Tegler Beth Tessman Mary Thomas Tedi Thomas Carrie Thompson Johnny Tomlinson Given Tosser Tyra Twigg Todd Vlahos Annissa Ward Lynn Ward Becky Warner Anita Webb Justin Webster Randy Webster Mike Westerfield Amy Wittemore Brandi Wieland Georganna Winkler PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Tammy Abernathy Sharon Fabian Jeff McKenna Ken Alexander Ray Agustus Brian Eads Bill Fitzsimmons Lisa Fitzsimmons Mike Gann Trent Marshall Gayle Rigdon Rick Rigdon Pam England Clarence Gosnell Gray Smith Derek Sronce Abbie Walls Lisa Wheeler James Wimsett juniors 79 Brian Augutus Jonnie Beauchamp Todd Bergdolt Darcey Berry Jodi Bess Brenda Blair Chris Blakley Jon Bledsoe Michael Bradley Chris Brann Carol Branson Stephanie Branson Corey Bright Stephanie Brinkerhoff Erica Brinkley Alfred Brown Jennifer Brown Jennifer Bull Leslie Nicholson sits up on the lockers and wonders where the ladder is. All 216 Sophomores have spent countless hours waiting for their drivers licenses this year. They have each sat through nine weeks of drivers education watching films, getting their eyes tested and learning the many signs and symbols associated with driving a car. After completing the classroom, portion of drivers ed. and receiving their white slips they were finally allowed to drive. While driving, some of them may have encountered many new and different things such as Coach Gosnell, Coach Punzelt, or Coach Bruner pressing down on the brake to keep them from running a red light or to stop them from colliding into a parked vehicle. The class of 90 has become closer throughout the two years they have been together. They have done this while participating in class games, band, and many different sports. By involving themselves in these activities, they have learned to work together to accomplish the goals the have set for themselves. Hopefully, one day these goals will lead to the climax of their career, life as a Senior. While not known to P.H.S. students as the most athletic class or the class that wins the most, the sophomores are unique; they will become even more so in the next few years. 80 Sophomores Kim Carter Ginger Cary Thad Cary Amy Cheely Tami Church Ami Churchill Travis Clark Lisa Cochran Keith Collier Crystal Conine Tammy Cooley Chad Cornwell Camille Cox Tammy Crockett Hope Daniels Eric Daugherty Sheila Davidson Rochelle Delong Gayle Dewitt Corey Dittamore Josh Duke April Edwards Richard Ellingsworth Gary Facer Ron Finger Stacey Foley Bruce Frost Beverly Fulk Beth Funkhouser Billy Garver Ronald Garver Jim Geekie Debbie Gill Doug Gleckler Geri Goodman Tammy Goodman Sophomores 81 Susan Goodwin Dawn Gorman Jason Graham Josh Gray Teresa Green Eric Haddix Rebecca Haddix Tami Halloran Jennifer Hanks Era Harmon Lori Harris Michael Harris Melissa Haymaker Chandra Hayes Michael Hebermehl Morrie Heelen Kari Heidbrider Christopher Hickman Casey Hogan Amy Holloway Dawn Hoopingarner Amy Horsman Eric Hoult Lori Hunt Angela Hunter Angie Hutson Tim Inman Loretta Jernigam Sheila Jewell Amanda Jobst 82 Sophomores Stephanie Brinkerhoff must wonder How do you work this sir? Mr. Bruner grins nervously as Jim Geekie sits behind the wheel. Friendliness is demonstrated by Crystal Conine and Lisa Cochran. Amanda Johnson Tommy Johnson Lancy Jones Matt Jones Chris Kaufman Darrell Kelly Greg Kelly John Kelly Scott Kelly Christina Kemper Nathan Kilzer Brenda Knight Sheri Knight Shirley Kollman Kara Koutsoumpas Mika Lankster Michelle Laughlin Alex Lawson WHAT WAS YOUR WORST DRIVING EXPERIENCE? Backing up and almost knocking the Drivers Ed. Driving with Monica Payne. — Jodi Bess sign over. — Jan Strow Rearending another car.” — Mark McDaniel Stoping in the middle of the road with a loaded semi behind. — Matt Wacaser Bridgett Murphy driving 5 mph in a 20 mph zome. — Amanda Jobst Go to turn on turn signal and hit the wind sheild wipers.” — Lori Trapp Sophomore$ 83 Melinda Lewis Amy Lewsader Jamey Littleton Amy Loury Laura Luce Shane Lynch Troy McCarty Jenny McClarey Kelli McClarey Chip McDaniel Mark McDaniel Cindy McHenry David McHenry Kristin McHenry Mark McIntosh Jenny McKenna Melissa MacKessy Kevin Magers Deandra Mansfield April Marin Mike Martin Tim Mattingly Cassie Metcalf Chrysandra Michels Tom Milner Angela Moore Charla Moss Billy Mulkins Bridget Murphy Nathan Murry 84 Sophomores Clint Myers Dawn Nail Ed Nail Scott Nebergall Lynda Newhart Angel Newman Lori Newman Leslie Nicholson Brian O'Bannon Mark Ogle Bruce Overaker Jeanette Parrish Syd Parrish Monica Payne Margaret Pennington Davis Phelps Emily Pool Don Potter Charlie Powers Madonna Prouse Jason Pruiett Tracy Quinn Michael Randall Sharys Rayburn Chad Reed Teri Redden Tami Revell Andrea Rhoads Julie Rhoads Shelly Rigdon PAGE 84: Tami Holloran. Donald Potter, Darcy Berry. Todd Bergdolt. Chandra Hays, and Eric Hoult all participate in a losing tug of war battle. Mark McIntosh and friends have a good laugh at his new Don Johnson look. Sophomores 85 Holley Rogers Leah Rowe Kevin Sabens Derek Scott Jim Seibert Amy Setzer Hope Shanks Brian Sheehy Roger Sisson Dan Smittkamp Melissa Speicher Dina Spencer Adam Sperry Lucy Stanfield Lora Stanley Mark Staton Michael Strader Toby Strickland Clint Myers demonstrates his thoughts for P.E. Page 87: The sophomore class officers are President Lori Trapp. Vice President Adam Sperry. Secretary Tami Holloran. and Treasurer Travis Clack. PHRASES OF THE 80’S That's the ticket Isn't that special? Take a pill and chill Get a life Gimme a break It's just peachy You've got to be kidding I’m so sure Go for it Chill out 86 Sophomores Jan Strow Chris Swanson Jeff Swanson Jerry Thomas Lynn Tosser Shannon Towell Lauri Trapp Danielle Trover Shannon Tucker Linda Turner Bill Vandiver Matt Vaughn Tony Vitale Matt Wacaser Beth Waldhauser Jeremy Walters Rick Ward Cam Watson Darrin Wenddle Michael Willis Stacy Wolfe Shane Yates Michelle York Lisa Young Dawn Conrad PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Jeff Johnson Thomas Belt Mark Brooks Scott Cox Nick Cusick Michael Gallagher Sophomores 87 Ginny Keys and the first place Homecoming float. Freahman class officers: President Kevin Hornbrook, Vice President Nicki Ellingsworth, Secratery Lisa Edwards, and Treasurer Chi Yong Throckmartin 88 Freshmen Being a Freshmen gives many students the chance to meet new people, do new things, and just be themselves. Practically every greenie gets picked on the fitst couple of weeks of school: for example, writing ''greenie'' on Amanda Stepp and Brittany Witlock s faces or having Shane Calvert push candy sprees in front of the Hanger. Every year greenies endure about the same torture such as being last in line at the Hanger, being called names, carrying upperclassmen's books, or just being a greenie. After about three weeks of initiation the freshmen settle into their daily routines and know their schedules. During Homecoming, the Freshmen class took first place in the float contest. The Freshman did very well in this year's Homecoming and Winter Carnival class games, and from the looks of them, they should do very well in the future. From electing class officers early in the year to participating in the many activities P.H.S. offers, the Freshmen have really gotten involved. With their growing spirit, the class of '91 is one of a kind. J.R. Abernathy Jeff Adams Ann Adkins Shane Allison Melinda Alwardt Chris Arbuckle Thad Arrasmith Debbie Bailey Scott Ball Brian Blair Heather Board Doug Boatman Christa Boran Jason Bradford Kevin Branson Eric Brown Jamie Bruce Eddie Bunch John Burger Brad Butler Tim Butler Shane Calvert Christy Carrell Jody Cash Checka Cerra Peggy Christenberry Chris Clark Kathy Clark J.C. Close Cynthia Compton Freshmen 89 Charles Connelly Tina Cordell Diana Cown Darrick Creech Tami Creech Hank Cusik Casity Darby Lucinda Daugherty Joe David Brad Dennison Kim Deweese Bill Deweese Kevin Downs Lisa Edwards Jason Eldredge Carla Eldredge Jeff Elledge Nikki Ellingsworth Terry Ellis Steve Englum David Erwin Tessie Eslinger Jerry Fitzsimmons Cindy Fleming Sheila Floyd Marvin Ford Chris Furry Kim Furry Pat Gann Brenda Gardner WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE THING ABOUT P.H.S.? Scott Padgett — The 3:19 bell. Peleg Williams — The gym. Tausha Neal — All of the guys. Shannon Throneburg — To see all my friends. J.R. Abernathy — WOMEN! Bradley Redmon — The open campus. Shane Calvert — Pool at the Hanger. Brittany Whitlock — Cheerleading with Amanda Stepp 90 Freshmen 1. Nicki Ellingsworth enthusiastically welcomes students to the library. 2. Cindy Fleming must have had a really great day. Brady Garver Andrea Garwood K.C. Gleckler Chad Gobm Jason Gore Jason Gosnell James Gray Tracey Gregory Katie Griffin Ron Griffin Jane Ann Hahn Julie Hahn Cassie Hall Jennifer Halloran Chad Hanks Amy Harison Charla Hays John Herbek Mike Hobson Ann Hodge Marty Hoeffken Fred Hofmann Kevin Hornbrook Michael Huff Cindy Hunter Jeff Ingram Willie Jaco Chris Johnson Genny Johnson Courtney Joseph Freshmen 91 Jamie Kapper Jerry Kennedy Ginny Keys Brad Kingery Amy Knoll Paul Kollman Kelly Kramer Darcie Kuhn Amy LaBaume Tammy LaBaume Rita Landsaw Dennis Lanthron Marc Lawson Kevin Lee Michelle Lewis April Lientz Mike Linnabary Kelly Little Scott Lorance Kirk Lucas Kevin Ludington Misty Lynch Kevin McCammon Brian McCarty Linda Martin Thad Martin Shannon Meeks Jason Melton Ann Miller Greg Miller Matt Mohler Mark Moreschi Michelle Mulkins Carrie Murphy Courtney Murphy Wendy Murphy Paul Meyers Susanne Nail Leha Neal Tosha Neal Callie Newman Scott Paggett 92 Freshmen Talya Patterson Angela Peebles Jennifer Pitts Monica Pitts Rodger Plunkett Patty Prouse Kevin Pruitt Brad Redmon Brandi Redmon Jennifer Rigdon Usa Rigdon Lori Ritter PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE John Besherse David Devers Melissa Loop Starr Martin 1. I'm ready to go.” says Ann Hodge 2. Usa Edwards locker is her home away from home. Freshmen 93 Brant Roberts Amy Robinson Brad Robinson Jason Robinson Tim Rogers Holly Runyan Jennifer Ryan Faron Scales Mitzi Scott Lisa See Robbie Setzer Harry Shivlar Lori Sink Cheri Sitkiewicz Mike Sitkiewicz David Sluder Robert Sluder Jody Smith Scott Soberg Tara Stark Amanda Step Tina Strow Heather Sutton Niels Svendsen Josh Sweet Russ Sweitzer Chad Taylor Deanne Taylor Hope Taylor Jennifer Tegler Cathy Terrell Jennifer Thomas Rhonda Thompson Chi-Yong Throckmartin Shannon Throneburg Brandi Tinsman Tracy Travoli Debra Trowbridge Mike Uselman James VanDuyn Amy VanHoutin Richie VanHoutin 94 Freshmen Janna Villarreal Amy Wagoner Ron Wagoner Scott Webster Daniel Wesley Tonya West Robin White Brittany Whitlock Tiffany Willett Mike Williams Brandi Williamson Alicia Wilson Misty Lynch is caught copying Lisa See s homework. In his own way. Scott Ball prepares for school. Freshmen 95 Stephen Benefiel, Jerry McDaniel, Monty Raley, Monroe Hall, Jinn Keller, Bill Shaffner, and John Piper compose the District 95 School Board. Superintendent Larry Leonard says goodbye'' to District 95 Christie Fowler. Mike Watts. Anna Collier, and Kathy Woodyard, staff the Central Office. Sam Roberts, Marjorie Spillman, Floyd Reely, and Bob Redmon keep all District 95 schools in shape. Who keeps P.H.S. running smoothly? The secretaries, the administration, the maintenance, and the teachers keep P.H.S. running smoothly. This year P.H.S. went through some changes. First, students became used to the newly established corrective period. From 8:15 to 8:45, students could get extra help, additional assignments, or make-up work from any teacher. Most P.H.S.'ers agree that the corrective period has been great. Teachers seem to like it too. Secondly, District 95 under went a change (somewhat) in ad ministration. Dr. Larry Leonard superintendent, left Paris in De cember to begin a new job in Vir ginia. Assistant Superintendent Mike Watts was named Acting Su perintendent. And finally, all students under went the Iowa Skills Test, unde the direction of their teachers, ast basis for next years students. Thi was a new experience for P.H.S students. The testing lasted three days with mixed-up schedules ant mass confusion, or at least stir dents thought so. 96 Faculty Assistant principal Steve Sabens smiles at some passing students. Guidance counselor Mrs. Badertscher is enjoying her paperwork. Paris High School Maintenance: Frank Dick, Dan Roberts. Bill Williamson, and Norma Williamson. 'Good morning, Super Tigers',” says Mr. Walter. P.H.S. principal. Paris High School Secretaries: Kim Guyman. Linda Cearlock. Jane Sutton, and Bev Weger. Registering students for next fall keeps Mr. Jones busy in guidance. Future Depends on Them: Teachers, Staff, Administration, and Maintenance Spanish students are always busy under the watchful eyes of Miss Earlywine. Mrs. Bibo is kept on her toes by her English classes. Mrs. Cock-roft always manages to smile in her English and Arena class- es. French students keep Mrs. Witmer well occupied. Spanish students get helpful information from their teacher. Mrs. Com-ingore. Not only does Mr. Doris teach Math, he also gets the job of filling the Coke machine. 98 Faculty Mrs. Elliot can usually be found teaching mythology to her English classes or she may be directing the Tiger Tales staff. Mrs. Lanker keeps her English students busy with Romeo and Juliet. Freshman and junior English classes keep Mrs. Douglas occupied. Miss Cunningham enthusiastically teaches her English classes. Proper grammar is one of the things Mrs. Postlewait stresses to her English classes. His Calculus and Computer keeps Mr. Adyt's math skills sharp. Mrs. Kloker stresses the importance of the human body and various animals in Biology and Anatomy classes. Freshman Health students are filled with healthy information by instructor Mrs. Johnson. Mr. Doris can be seen teaching many different Math classes. Mr. Berry awaits an explosion caused by Chemistry students in the lab. Geometry and Computer Math students keep Mr. Happ in a Mathematical mood. 100 Faculty Teaching Math classes is one of the activities Mrs. Walker does. A familiar scene at PHS is Mr. Craig with chalk in hand, teaching his Math classes. With amazing talent, Mr. Cheatam manages to teach all four years of Math. Standing behind a dissecting tray Mr. Bruner is always busy teaching Biology. Mrs. Dahlin’s famous words for her Math classes is “Sit forward and pay attention.” Faculty 101 Not wearing safety glasses in Mr. Mackey's metal class can be hazardous to the students health. Mr. Kirby, the Industrial Arts teacher, intrigues students in the world of mechanics. The Auto Mechanics students, taught by Mr. Ogle, hope to someday be mechanics of the nation. Mr. Staley puts creativity into teaching Industrial Arts. Mr. Poynter is an expert in Ag. Business Management. Mr. Hornbrook teaches the Agriculture students how to survive in farm marketing. 102 Faculty Drivers Ed. and PE students keep Mr. Gosnell on his toes. Mr. Cory, a newer face at PHS, gets his PE students in top shape. General Science and American History keep Mr. Fulk busy at PHS. Attempting to get students to participate in PE is a rough job for Miss Pellum. A friendly face at PHS is Mr. Whitacre, who teaches Science. Mr.Punzelt can easily be found in the gym with PE students or around town with Drivers Ed. students. A new teacher, Mr. Fear, teaches Contemporary problems and American History. Mr.Ludington keeps the Athletic Department running great all year round. Mr. Sanders teaches CWT. A familiar face at PHS is Mrs. Dosch, who teaches EMH. A new teacher. Mrs. Voris. teaches LD. Special Ed., and EMH. Mrs. French helps out as an EMH aide. Mrs. Culler teaches LD Math and LD Health. One of our TMH aides is Mrs. Keys. 104 Faculty Mrs. Addis, the librarian, relocated in South Bend this year. Mrs. Fulk assists in the library as a library aide. Mrs. Vaughn, a friendly face at PHS, is a TMH aide. Mrs. Bear is an enthusiastic aide for students with learning disabilities. Mrs. Cochran really works hard to learn her new job of PHS librarian. Miss Gordan is kept busy helping the EMH students. Faculty 105 Mrs. Houghland enjoys teaching Home Ec. students to cook and sew. Mr. Vanlandeghem often plays Speaker of the House in his Government classes. After yelling at his band students. Mr. Sperry usually manages a smile. Mrs. Brown who teaches social studies can take you back in time. The chorus students sing terrific songs under the watchful eyes of Mrs. Simms, Mrs. Lowe introduces to students, the world of business. 706 Faculty Students in the Business Department are kept interested by Mr. Lockhart. Teaching business class keeps Mr. Pos-tlewait up to date on the world. Injured students can be helped by our school nurse, Mrs. Michaels. Mrs. Brock not only helps her business students in class, but also helps them find jobs. This picture shows our staff hard at work. Drawing is easier for Art students with Mrs. Nelson at their side. Faculty 107 The diversity of the people in organizations at P.H.S. is astounding. People, like Kenny Dishon, model the latest styles at Spanish Club parties, while others, like Becky Young, would rather show off their musical talents. Some groups like the Brass Choir choose to take a taste of yesteryear as they serenade the town with Christmas music in a horse drawn carrige. 108 ORGANIZATIONS 110 Band, do you remember: -Summer marching practice (the heat) -Football games (the cold) -Lovington parade (2 blocks long) -Basketball games (Charleston and toilet paper) -Playing at Shiloh (them playing here) -Winter Concert (the date changing twice) -Colorado vs. Eastern (Oooo Yeah Yeah Yeah) -Spring Concert (Sousa Marches) -Being invited to the Orange Bowl -Graduation (Pomp and Circumstance) Jeff Adams Melinda Alwardt Cathy Anderson Janie Anderson Scott Asche Debbie Bailey Kara Barkley Susan Barnes Todd Bergdott Darcy Berry Jamey Bess Gussie Black Chris Btakley Brian Blair Heather Board Brad Bowers Tom Bradshaw Chris Bran Amie Branson Kevin Branson Enca Bnnkley Cecilia Brown Jennifer Brown Jamie Bruce Stephanie Burgess Bradley Butler Chris Butler Ginger Cary Francessca Cerra Lisa Cerra Jem Chambers Matt Cheatham Peggy J Christenberry Shannon Clark Travis Clark Mallory Claypooi Dawn Close Jamie Commgore Glenda Compton Crystal Comne Chad Cornwell Diane Cown Camille Cox Elizabeth Cox Mark Cox Enc Daugherty Lucinda Daugherty Brad Dennison Gail Dewitt Kenny Dishon Corey Dmamore Doug Dittamore Roxie Drake Usa Edwards Nikki EHmgsworth Nmi Enalebright Kevm tvitt Cindy Fleming Stacy Foley Rick Ford Bruce Frost Brenda Gardner Phil Goodman Jason Gosneil Katie Griffm Jennifer Halkxan Tarm Halloran Bryan Hand Era Harmon Rob Hayes Chandra Hayes Charla Hayes Maggie Hepburn Ann Hodge Michelle Hollis Amy Hornbrook Tony Holt Cyndi Hunter Jeff Ingle Jeff Ingram Tim Inman Amanda Jobst Genny Johnson Kirk Jones Merijo Jordan Mike Jordan Courtney Joseph Kristine Kemper Steve Keener Andy Keys Nathan Kilzer Susan Klog Knab Knight Sheri Knight Amy Knoll Kart Knuth Kara Koutsoumpas Darcie Kuhn Christian Landes Mika Lankster Kelly Lee Carta Lindsey Jamey Littleton Susanna Lorance Amy Lowry Kim Lucas Kirk Lucas Ken Ludmgton Tncia Lund Misty Lynch Melissa Mackessy Dandi Mansfield Bill Marlowe Trent Marshall Thad Martin Kathy Martin Linda Martin Shannon Meeks Damon Melton Jason Melton Chrysie Michels David Milam Matt Mohler Charta Moss Michelle Mulkms Tracy Murphey Jenny McCleary Chris McDaniel Tim McDaniel Kristen McHenry Sarah McHenry Jana McIntosh Dawn Nail Suzanne Nail Lynda Newhart Brenda Newlm Angel Newman Leslie Nicholson Brian O Bannon Gmm Ogle Kathy Parrish Syd Parrish Monica Payne John Pearmen Tammy Pendley Jo Pennington Monica Pitts Emily Pool Tony Poole Tisha Porter Charlie Powers Jason Pruitt Kevin Pruitt Mike Randall Shar Rayburn Julia Rhoads Jennifer Rigdon Amy Robison Brad Rollings Katie Rooney Jan Roush Holly Runyan Tracy Rush Scott Russell Kevm Sabens Troy Sanders Derek Scott Mitzi Scott Usa See Julie Setzer Brian Sheehy Roger Sisson Mike Sitkiewicz Dan Smittkamp Jeanette Snyder Scott Soberg Melissa Spetcher Adam Sperry Marty Sperry Dan Spillman Angela Staley Michelle Staley Jason Stanfield Amanda Step Troy Stone Brad Stuck Jeff Swanson Jennifer Teaeler Cathy Terrell Rhonda Thompson Chi-Yong Throckmartin Laun Trapp Tracy Travioli Matt Vaughn Matt Wacaser Beth Waklhauser Mark Waldhauser Rick Ward Scott Webster Amy Whittemore Jody Wilson James Wimsett Stacy Witmer I Woods ty Wright Devm Wright Malynnda Wnght Chris Yeske Becky Young Usa Young in Shannon Clark Mike Randall David Milam Lynda Newhart Brad Rollings Dan Smittkamp Gin Ogle Jason Stanfield Christian Landes Bryan Hand Kevin Pruitt Kirk Jones Marty Sperry Dandi Mansfield Julie Setzer Troy Stone Tim Inman Lisa Young Kelly Lee Mallory Claypool f r i f ' The band. Mr. Gill. Mallory Claypool, Shannon Clark, Troy Stone, and Jason Stanfield are jammin’ to their own tunes. 112 Organizations Brass Choir Members of ’87-’88 Brass Choir Maggie Hepburn, Katie Griffin, Elizabeth Cox, Tony Holt, Amy Hornbrook. Michelle Staley. Scott Russell, Martin Sperry, Dandi Mansfield, Julie Setzer, Troy Sanders, Scott Asche, Nini Engelbright. Jana McIntosh, Charla Moss, Kirk Lucas. Mallory Claypool, Amy Whittemore, Susan Klug. Christian Landes, Gin Ogle. Stacy Witmer. Dan Smittkamp, Chris Blakely. Jason Stanfield. Kevin Sabens. Ken Dishon, Andy Keys, Bill Marlowe, Bryan Hand, and Pete Patalas. Organization 113 Orchestra, do you remember: — Kenny Dishon and Marty Sperry surfing — Mark Waldhauser’s belch — Mr. V we re not quite ready yet. ’ — Oom-Pah-Pah (the same three measures for three pages) — Jason Stanfield being late to rehearsal — the old don't spill stuff on the tarp speech — doing homework in the dark RINET hai icor I ldu oci iV- Kar 4 STf Y David NwW . Lynda hjgwTWT TRUMPS AMartv sHpf Setzer j PEngte ynt LARINEt e And rter am 114 Organizations Row 1: Melissa MacKessey. Leslie Nicholson. Shar Rayburn. Tracy Murphy. Row 2: Hope Daniels. Peggy Christenberry. Brenda Gardner. Traci Travioli. Bridgett Murphy. Row 3: Holley Runyan. Christina Kemper. Samantha Compton, Monica Pitts, Cathy Terrell, and Chastity Darby. Organizations 115 The mized chorus sings at their Winter concert. Brian McCarty and Sean Emerick practice a duet at the piano. The chorus bruches up on their singing, in preparation for the concert. Some chorus members take a break from rehersal. Melanie Bailey Kara Barkley Susan Barnes Lorretta Baugh Gussie Black Donna Blair Carol Branson Stephanie Branson Cecelia Brown Jamie Bruce Mindy Butler Lisa Cerra Peggy Christenberry Kathryn Clark Jami Comingore Lori Connelly Diana Cown Missy Creech Tami Creech Tracy Davis Cindy Davidson Shelia Davidson Brian Eads April Eadwards Carla Elledge Darren Elmore Sean Emerrick Denita Erwin Sam Gross Becky Haddix Cassie Hall Tammy Hobson Dawnalee Hoopingarner Mary Horseman Betty Hunt Kristina Kemper Amy Knoll Kelly Lee Melinda Lewis Kelly Little Tricia Lund Misty Lynch Monnie Lynch This years chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Debra Sims, consisted of eighty-seven members. In addition to performing in the Winter and Spring concerts, members traveled to Charleston to participate in the East Central Illinois Concert Festival, E.C.I.C.F. These members spent the day rehearsong, then presenting the concert later that evening. This proved to be a huge success. All in all, chorus members seem to agree that it has been a great year. 117 Paris High School Swing Choir began with a group of students interested in singing and dancing. After attending camps and many practices they became a family based on trust, togetherness, and many compromises. During the years they have performed for many community and social events. Before performing, the members must decide upon a routine and it must be learned by all. The routine requires much time, patience, and ideas from everyone. Without ever participating in Swing Choir one would never know the true dedication given of sponsors Mrs. Julie Lund and Mrs. Debbie Sims. Cecilia Brown and Brenda Newlin are cought in the middle of a routine. Swing Choir members are: Jami Comingore .Gussie Black, Lisa Cerra, Tricia Lund, Kara Barkley. Robin Mewes. Susan Barnes. Maylanda Wright. Katherine Clark, Cecilia Brown. Carrie Thompson. Sam Gross. Kelly Lee. Brenda Newlin, and Tisha Porter. Tricia Lund. Robin Mewes. Denita Erwin, Cecilia Brown, and Carrie Thompson after a tiring performance. f 18 CHORUS All-State members: Maylanda Wright and Susan Barnes. I.M.E.A. district members: Cecilia Brown. Maylanda Wright, Tisha Porter. Brenda Newlin. and Susan Barnes. Girls Ensemble members: Row 1 — Melanie Bailey. Chi-Yong Throckmartin, Mindy Lewis, and Monnie Lynch Row 2 — Jennifer Roberts. Donna Blair. Cindy Davidson. Becky Haddix. and Mary Horseman. CHORUS 119 Much work goes into the making of a yearbook like the Paris High School Arena. For every page in the book, layouts must be drawn, copy must be written, pictures must be fitted, and people must be identified. Some pages are then entered into a computer while others are drawn on quad paks and mailed to the printer. Many pages have art work that our staff artist, John Postlewait, spends his time drawing. Other work includes selling books, collecting money, and distributing books. Although all this is hard work we do not mind as long as we meet our main objective, creating a book of memories. 'Vim, 'Vigor and 'Vitality Reflecting Oke ms School y Senior Staff Members Roxie Drake, Scott Russell. Stefanie Burgess, Angela Staley, David Speicher, Angie Simpson try on their caps and gowns the day they were distributed. Stefanie Burgess whistles as she works on her sports pages. Roxie Drake really concentrates as she tries to crop a picture to fit on a page. David Speicher takes a break from Arena and thinks of the future. Michelle Pustlniak waits for Matt Sherer and Scott Russell to return from selling ads to the businessmen of Paris. Mrs. Cockcroft and Angie Simpson are found editing pages before they are shipped to the publishing company. 120 Organization Mrs. Cockcroft — advisor Angie Simpson — editor Roxie Drake — events editor Stefanie Burgess — sports editor Gin Ogle — organizations editor Michelle Ball — people editor Michelle Pustelniak — advertising editor David Speicher — computer operations John Postlewait — art work Scott Russell Angela Staley Debbie Moreschi Dawn Gorman Brandy Tinsman Michelle Lewis Mindy Butler — photographer Organizations 121 DEADLINES!! Although Tiger Tales, the school newspaper, is a fun organization, it takes lots of hard work and dedication from all the staff members to publish this newspapeper monthly. This all pays off though, to the appreciation of the entire student body. In typical Tiger Tales tradition, some staff members were asked, What will be your fondest memories of being on the Tiger Tales staff?” Here are Their responses: Mrs. Elliot: I enjoyed working with this vears staff. Things often get wild and crazy before a deadline but all considered, I think the kids put out a great paper! Amy Edwards: Nagging from Mommy Tale , frantically working to meet deadlines, and talking to Nita about wedding plans. Cami Costa: llearned a lot about jounalism during the field trips. They were the highlights of my week ... along with deadlines! Jessica Clark: Knowing that it is the last hour of the day and I made that special phone call.” Tina Winningham: “Field trips!” Zac Freeze: The excitement, danger, and sheer exilarhation of being a world correspondent, working along side of such greats as Geraldo Rivers and Walter Cronkite. Amy Holloway: Running Errands. Leslie Nicholson: ‘running errands with Amy H. Kirk Lucas: Annoying Amy E. and being the attendance taker.” Lisa Edwards: Getting to share an hour with my wonderful sister. (Amy made me write this!) Amanda Step: Taking the scary trip to the boiler room. 122 TIGER TALES Staff: Leslie Nicholson. Amy Holloway, sponsor Mrs. Elliott. Jessica Clark. Tina Whittingham, Chris Yeske. Cami Costa, Kurt Lucus. Lisa Edwards. Amanda Step. Amy Edwards. Zac Freeze. Denite Erwin, and Jenny Johnson. Lisa Edwards sells a paper to an awaiting customer. Scott Ball. Jessica Clark. Cami Costa. .Denita Erwin, and Amy Edwards reading over their work. Leslie Nicholson and Amy Holloway check each others stories. TIGER TALES 123 Future Farmers of America Do you remember: -Pen Day -Section 18 FFA Livestock Fair -State Horse Judging Contest -Land Use Selection Contest -National FFA Convention -Young Farmer Institute -National FFA Week -American Farmker Workshop -DACC Ag Day -Section Foundation Banquet -Paris FFA Chapter Banquet -Section Horse Judging Contest What a year! The Officers: Amy Martin, Matt Cheatham, Mary Thomas, Tyra Twigg, John Johnson, Hunter David, Phil Garver, Jay Funkhouser, and Brian Setzer. Lucinda Daughterly, Charla Elledge, Amy Knoll, Jennifer Ryan, Paul Coleman, Richie Vanhoutan, Kurt Winkler, Doug Boatman, Kevin Ludington. Brad Dennison, Harry Shivalar. Joe Davis, Daryl Kelly, and Chris Arbuckle go from greenhand to true FFA members. Courtney Murphy takes a piglet for a walk. The FFA Homecoming Parade Float. 124 1. Mary Thomas. Hunter David. Jay Funkhouser. Phil Garver. Brian Setzer. Amy Martin. Matt Cheatham. John Johnson. Tyra Twigg. Mr. Hornbrook 2. Mr. Poynter. Rob Fuqua. Brian Sweet. Kile Mathews. Butch Frazee. Mike Maynard. Matt Moss, Jason Kime, Kim White. Brandi Williamson 3. Derek Cline. Scott Nebergali, Keith Colier. Scott Ache. Michelle Pustelniak. Brittany Whitlock. Thad Arsmith, Thad Martin. Robbie Setzer. Bobby Linton 4. Darrell Kelly. Clint Meyers. Morrie Hellan. Todd Bergdolt. Chris Butler. Kevin Evitt, Chris Arbuckle. Joe David. Steve Englum. Tom Johnson 5. James Knight. Randy Webster. John Kelly. Troy McCarty. Brian Agustus. Mike Harris. Cortany Murphy. Mike Littlejohn. Dentita Erwin. Jason Robinson 6. Norm Wilson. Christopher Hickman. Mike Strader. Doug Pitts. Tammy Goodman. Terri Redden. Melissa Loop. Faron Scales. John Herbek. Chad Hanks 7. Travis Sowaski, Amy VanHoutin. Becky Haddix. Charles Connelly. Brad Kingery. Chris Clark Harry Shivlar, Willie Jaco. Eddie Walden. Eric Daughtery 8. Jody Bess. Casey Hogan. Bridget Murphy, John McDaniel. Tim Mattingly. Mike Martin. Brad Dennison. Richie VanHoutin. Scott Kerrick. Darrel Kennedy 9. Amy Knoll. Amy Lewsader. Shannon Towel. Dennis Thomas. Marc Cox. Shane Lynch. Jeremy Walters. Curt Winkler. Tracy Travoli. Tracy Davis. Amy Judy 10. Carla Elledge. Bill Winkler. Richie Funkhouser. Tom Belt. Greg Miller. Paul Kollman. Doug Boatman. Robbie Wilkens. Jamie Daugherty 125 — More greenhands become true FFA'ers. — Randy Arrasmith explains what a horse is. — Kile Mathews and a friend take a ride in the wild side. — Phil Garver and Jason Kime kidnap a puppy and a rabbit from the barnyard. — Tyra Twigg, Amy Martin, Mary Thomas, Matt Cheatham, Brian Sweet. Hunter David, John Johnson, Matt Moss, and Jay Funkhouser say good-bye to the 87-88 FFA year. 126 Organizations F H A F.H.A. Members: Lynn T o s s e r , Michelle Lewis, Melissa Mack-essy, Lori Harris, Dawn Gorman, Kelly McCarley, Rick Dodd, and Dawn Conrad. F.H.A. is the group of students who still think homemaking is a craft worth learning. Members show off their cooking skills at the annual tea held for the teachers at P.H.S. After the tea, the group shows off their cleaning skills. Although F.H.A. is one of the smallest clubs here, they have a good time, as demonstrated by Michelle Lewis and Teresa Abernathy. Organizations 127 Drama Club Presents Play It Again Sam and Oliver! The Officers: David Speicher: Treasurer Amy Edwards: Secretary Melanie Bailey: President Bill Marlow: Vice President 1. Mel Bailey. Bill Marlowe. David Speicher. Amy Edwards. Director Daryl Vanlandegham 2. Lind Newhart. Amy Lowery. Monica Payne. Lisa Cochran. Erica Brickley. Lucy Stanfield. Lori Connely 3. Gin Ogle. Holley Hiett. Jake Gent. Malynnda Wright, Jamie Comingore, Carrie Thompson. Lisa Cerra. Tricia Lund 4. Dan Smittkamp, Syd Parrish. Dandi Mansfield. Beth Waldhauser, Jan Strow, Laura Stanley. Beverly Fulk. Cathy Clark 5. Jamie Bruce. Brian Eads. Mallory Claypool. Matt Vaughn. Brian Blain. Chi-yong Throckmartin ARIZONA Ac T4rr 128 Building sets is lots of fun. Jake Gent. Monica Payne, and their shadows spend the evening together. Olivers cast strolls along and sings a song. Rodger Plunket, Mel Biley and Catherine Clark put Brad Wegner in a coffin. Billy Marlowe (Fagin) tells Andy Keys (Bill Sikes) the evil facts of life. Fagin and his gang teach Oliver the art of pickpocketing. 129 — Officers: Kenny Oishon, Susan Klug. Amy Payne. Amy Edwards — Lisa Cerra. Susan Klug. and Jan Roush prove a smile goes a long way. — Mrs. Earlywine looks confused, again. — Tony Hoult. Danny Spillman. Shannon Clark. Marty Sperry and Kenny Dishon demonstrate jamming. Spanish style. Spanish Club Row 1 Miss Earlywine. Kenny Oishon. Susan Klug. Amy Payne. Amy Eadwards. Susan Barnes. Brandi Wetland. Lisa Cerra Row 2: Tony Poole. Roxie Drake. Janie Anderson. Julie Setzer. Shar Rayburn. Jenny McKenna. Amy Holloway. Lancee Jones, Laura Fleming. Loretta Jernigan Row 3 Michelle Walker. Brittany Whitlock. Lisa Edwards. Amanda Stpp. Rhonda Thompson. Cassie Cook. Cindy McHenry, Charts Moss. Charts Hayes Row 4 Becky Woltman. Jennifer Willis. Amy Padgett. Missy Mattingly. Carm Costa. Jana McIntosh. Jan Roush. Brenda Newlm Carta Lmdsey. Syd Parish. Dandi Mansfield Row 5 Joell Jared. Amy Hornbrook. Deann Clark. Betsy Wright. Tisha Porter. Robin Mewes Michelle Staley. Samantha Gross. Kety Lee. Beverly Fulk Row 6 Jem Chambers. Dan Spillman. David Speicher Michael Kerrick. Michael Blanton. Tish Wmans. Tami Revel. Cathy Anderson Row 7 Marty Hoeffken. Tony Molt. Kelly Livieay. Doug Holloway. Scott Russell. Shannon Clark. Maurice Johnson. Jenny McCtarey. Courtney Merphy. Michelle Laughlm Row 8 Bryan Hand. Ken Ludmgton. David Young. Mark McIntosh. Kevin Sabens. Jason Grahen. Chris Blakely Row 9 Cam Watson. Michael HebermeN. Alex Lawson. Melvin Smk. Grag Kelly. Jim Geekie. Jamey Littleton. Emily Pool. Jan Strow Row 10: Paul Buske. Steve Clark. Jon Hollingsworth. Marty Sperry. Andy Keys. David Summers. Doug Dfttamore, Scott NebergaN. Erica Bnnkley. Melissa Haymaker Row 11 Matt Sherer Melissa Speicher. Chandra Hayes. Laurie Trapp. Lora Stanley. Casey Hogan. Sharon Fabian. April Edwards. Tasha Meeks. Lisa See Row 12 Brenda Knight. April Martin. Danielle Trover Hope Shanks. Corey Dfttamore. Michael Bradley Travis Clark. Kevin Lee. Doug Gleckler Brady Garver. David Scroggins JO French Club Row 1 Gmny Keys Andy Keys, Mark Waldhauser. Becky Young. Amy Edwards. Mrs Witmer Genny Johnson Row 2 Heather Board. MAggie Hepburn. Sarah McHenry. Cami Costa. Mary Jo Throckmarttn. Shelly Boatman. Mellante Bailey. Elanor Atienza. Beth Tessman. Darla Maynard Row 3 Tammy Pendley, Angela Staley. Barb Jones, Kara Barkley. Gussie Black. Jamie Commingore. Scott Frazier. Tncia Lund. Malynnda Wright. Carrie Thompson. Amy Marlm Row 4 Lisa Willoughby. Michelle Johnson. Angel Newman. Dina Spencer. Beth Waldhauser. Julie Rhoads. Jennifer Brown. Lisa Young. Chrysie Nichels Row 5 Amy Pool. Kim Piper, Darcey Berry. Monica Payne. Lucy Stanfield. Crystal Connie. Lisa Cochran. Peggy Chnstenberry. Brandy Tmsman Row 8 Jay Funkhouser. Rick Huff. Phil Goodman. John Pearman. David Milam. Chns McDaniel. Brian O Bannon. Jeff Ingle. Jason Stanfield Row 7 Mike Martin. Dickie Ellmgsworth. Chns Brann. Kristen McHenry. Tracey Quinn. Tammy Haitoran. Linda Newhart. Amy Lowery. Courtney Joseph. Amy Entncan Row 8 Jamie Bruce. Jeff Eiledge. Melissa Loop. Diana Cowns. Jenifer Thomas. Kim Carter. Jeana Villareal. Kari Heidboder. Jeanette Parish. J R Abernathy Row 9 Brenda Gardner. Kirk Lucas. Eric Haddix. Chad Reed. Derek Scx tt. Jeff Swanson. Matt Jones. Brad Redmon Row 10 Chi-Yong Throckmartm. Kathryn Clark. Cathy Terrell. Debie Bailey. Michael Huff. Robbie Setzer. Angel Moore. Jason. Gosnall, Brian Blair — Doug Dittamore relaxes at a French Spanish club party. — A familiar sight in France and in room 26, the Eiffel tower. — Officers: Andy Keys, Mark Waldhauser, Becky Young, and Amy Edwards 131 Art Club, Do you remember: — the Halloween party — selling candybars — the Christmas party — Youth Art Month (YAM) — March — the trip to Tarble Art Center — the balloon launch — the Chicago trip — the xeroxable art contest — the end of the year party — Art work shown around school — John Postlewait shows he is just another artistic bum at a costume party — Kathy Wilson, Ginger Cary, Anthony Johnson, Jason Vaughn, Dawn Close, and Becky Haddix prepare animal food donation barrels — The art club Homecoming parade entry “Past To Present, Tigers are the Best” — Kit Swanson and Mrs. Blumer admire one of Kit’s masterpieces. 132 Organizations Art Club ’87-'86: Row 1: Mrs. Nelson, Brian Eads. Becky Haddix. Row 2: Denita Erwin. Angie Hall. Row 3: Tracy Travioli. Nisa Ward. Row 4: Dawn Close. Holly Rogers. Amie Churchill. Jennifer Bull. Eric Haddix. T. J. Johnson. Ginger Cary. Angel Woods. Mike Westerfield. Chris Johnson. Matt Vaughn. Row 5: Monnie Lynch. Amy Judy. Angel Moore. Angie Asbury. Jo Kirby. Tori Cassel. Jody Cash. Heather Sutton. Tonya Garvin, and Codi Willis. Organizations 133 Key Club do you remember: -Our new leader Marilen Wegner. -Christmas carroling at Heritage Convalescent Center (Scott Frazier as Santa Claus). Delivering Meals on Wheels. Making and delivering Valentines to the Heritage Center (Mrs. Wegner and John's kiss) Pancake Day (vowing never to eat another pancake). Exchange days with Matoon (Kirk's new friend). Getting up at 5 a.m. to go to Kiwanis Early Riser meetings Salve Day (Kelly Livesy getting the most money). Walk America (sore feet). KEY CLUB The Paris High School Key Club: Holley Hiett. Jami Comingore. Kelly Livesay, Robin Mewes. Malynda Wright. Bev Fulk. Tamie DeVillez. Lisa Cerra, Tricia Lund. Gussie Black. Ceceilia Brown. Jan Strow. Tavis Patterson. Jenny Johnson. Scott Frazier. Cattie Thompson. Tammy Pendley. Susan Barnes. Amy Edwards. Gin Ogle, and Cathy Anderson The Key Club and Pancake day. a P.H.S. tradition. 134 KEY CLUB S.A.D.D. and PEER EAR SADD Members are:Darrin Elmore. Chtistina Kemper. Tammy Revell, Roxie Drake. Sean Emerick. Beth Wilken. Tori Cassel. Tish Winnans. Michelle Lewis. Gin Ogle. Brandy Tinsman. Ginny Keys. Lisa Edwards. Nikki Ellingsworth. Tracy Travioli. Tammy Pendley. Angel Moore. Kim Furry. Brian Eads. Crystal McCaty. Heater Sutton. Hope Shanks. Cassie Metcalf. Kathy Martin. Leah Rowe. Susan Goodwin, Amy Harrison. Tara Shark. Michelle Mulkins. Amy Knoll. Hope Daniels. Debra Trowbridge. Tammy Creech. Rodger Plunkett. Diana Cown, Tonya Garvin. Lori Harris, Wendy Murphy. Linda Martin. Jennifer Bull. Rick Ward. Brian McCarty, Scott Joseph. Darren Weddle, and Kallie Newman. The Pear Ear members are: Scott Frazier. Carol Branson. Sean Emerick. Amy Cheely. Beth Wilken, Denita Erwin. Ceceilia Brown. Kelly Lee. and Beverly Fulk. SADD and PEAR EAR 135 STUDENT GDUNGIb Student Council, do you remember: — Preparing the homecoming festival (the parade, class games, and the dance) — selling jerseys (again) — paper airplane throws at basketball games — organizing Winter Carnival (more class games and another dance) — selling carnations on Valentine s Day — the blood drive — elections for next year (congrats to Scott Frazier) Officers: Bill Marlowe, Eleanor Atienza. Katie Rooney. Cami Costa, Jamey Bess, John Pearman, and Marty Sperry. J36 Organizations Row 1: Jennifer Halloran, Kevin Hornbrook, Ann Hodge, Cheka Cer-ra, Cindy Fleming, Brittany Whitlock, Tracy Quinn, Corey Dittamore. Adam Sperry. Laurie Trapp, Erica Brinkley, Beverly Fulk. Row 2: Lisa Cerra, Angie McDaniel, Terri Allison, Kathy Parrish, Kelly Livesay, Jamie Comingore, Brent Fulk, Scott Frazier, Tricia Lund. Row 3: Cami Costa, Brad King, John Pear-man, Marty Sperry, Bill Marlowe, Jamie Bess. Katie Rooney, Mike Martin, Eleanor Atienza, Reba Fulk. Marty Sperry and Kelly Livesay show the council's generosity toward the United Way. The homecoming parade goes off without a hitch. Jennifer Halloran prepares flowers for distribution on Valentine s Day. Organizations 137 Malynnda Wright and Susan Barnes received honors for attending All State. Mr. Bruner stands tall and proud while speaking to the audience at the Honor's Banquet. Mrs. Earlywine congratulates Andrea Garwood on well earned honors. 138 Honors Academic Excellence at The following PHS students have acquired honors for four years of high school: Julie Setzer, Jane Anderson. Amy Edwards. Melanie Bailey. Sarah McHenry, Merijo Jordan. Kim Calvert. Lisa Willoughby. Amy Padgett, Becky Woltman. Becky Young. Robin Bauchamp. Mike Martin. Eleanor Atienza. Missy Mattingly, Brad Bowers. Kelly Lee. John Geekie. David Milam. David Summers. Scott Russel. Marty Sperry, Mark Wauldhauser. and Shaun Wheeler The 87-88 National Honor Society members are: Marci Conger. Cami Costa. Julie Setzer, Missy Mattingly. David Milam, Melanie Bailey. Sarah McHenry. Merijo Jordan. Robin Mewes. Jami Commgcore. Mylnda Wright. Cathy Anderson. Kim Calvert. Usa Willoughby. Amy Padgett. Becky Woltman. Becky Young. Tonya Garvin. Samantha Gross, Kara Barkley. Brent Fulk. Roxie Drake. Amy Edwards. Janie Anderson. Michael Martin. Eleanor Atienza. Brad Bowers. Kelly Lee. Katie Rooney. Mindy Butler. Mike Kerrick. Brenda Newlin, Tricia Lund. Scott Frazier. Scott Russel. David Summers. Marty Sperry, Mark Wauldhauser, Shaun Wheeler, John Geekie. Pat Kanouse. Tavis Patterson. Shaun Clark. Andy Keyes. Jay Funkhouser. Steve Clark. Trent Marshall. Jason Stanfield, and Christian Landes 140 Honors The students who received honors for three years ago: Robin Mewes. Jami Comingore, Malynda Wright. Marci Conger. Cami Costa. Cathy Anderson, Roxie Drake, Mindy Butler, Samantha Gross, Kara Barkley. Brent Fulk, Scott Russel, Pat Ka-nouse. Mike Kerrick. Brenda Newlin. Tricia Lund. Scott Frazier. John Geekie. Tavis Patterson, Shannon Clark. Andy Keys, Jay Funkhouser, Christian Landes, Jason Stanfield, and Trent Marshall. The two year honors are: Jana McIntosh. Gale Dewitt. Era Harmon. Bev Fulk. Monica Payne, Erica Brinkley. Lauri Trapp. Kristen McHenry, Tracy Quinn. Michelle Staley. Julie Rhoads, Lucy Stanfield, Syd Parrish, Deandra Mansfield, Chyr-sandra Michels. April Martin. Jan Strow. Mallory Claypool, Scott Nebergall. Roger Sisson. Greg Kelly. Tim Mattingly, Matt Vaugh, Marci Conger. Amy Hornbrook. Chris Blakly. Kevin Sabens. Mark McIntosh, Adam Sperry, and Jim Geekie. The one year honors are: Sandy Black, Amy Meyers, Andrea Garwood, Jennifer Rigdon, Talya Patterson, Melinda Al-wardt, Robin Bennett, Michelle Laughlin, Sheri Knight, Michelle Lewis, Cassie Hall, Kathryne Clark. Tami Halloran, Ann Hodge. Angie Simpson, Neils Svendson. Jamie Kapper. Norman Wilson, Kirk Lucas. Michael Randall, Kevin Hornbrook, Jason Graham, BrianBlair, Mark Moreschi, Devin Wright, Doug Dittamore, David Speicher, and Pete Patalas. Honors 141 PHS Art student John Postlewait received the Hallmark Award while Amy Entrican and Tommy Johnson were selected for jury hanging. Also pictured is Gale Nelson, Art teacher Paris Player receives major award; Billy Marlowe — Best actor and Best male vocal; Brad Wegner — Best new actor; Jason Papadakos — Best supporting actor; Dandi Mansfield — Best actress and Best female vocal; Monica Payne Best supporting actress; Kelly Lee — Best new actress; Kathryn Clark — Most enthusiastic and Best characterization; Lori Connelly — Most improved actress; Norman Wilson — Most improved actor; David Speicher — Director s Merit award. 142 Honors The PHS Jet Team it: Samantha Gross, Eleanor Atienza. Mark Waukjhauser, Jane Anderson, Adin Baber. David Summers. Michael Martin, Brent Fulk, Jami Comingore. Malynnda Wright, Steve Clark, Jim Finger, Lisa Young, Melanie Bailey, David Milam and David Speicher. Scholastic Bowl Team Member, Matt Jones, received a trophy for answering the most toss up questions correctly. The Scholastic Bowl members are: Katherine Clark, Norman Wilson. Lori Connelly. Andy Keys. Scott Russell, Nini Englebright, Rebecca Haddix, Brian Eads, Samantha Gross. Pete Patalas, Kirk Lucas. Matt Jones, John Postlewait. Malory Claypool and Pat Kanouse. Honors 143 Athletes Gain Recognition Football Awards: David Summers, Best Defensive Back; Shaun Wheeler, Best Receiver; John Hollingsworth, Best Offensive Line Men; Terry Gates, Best Sportsmanship, Best Running Back; John Pearman, Best Defensive Line Man; Don Potter, Best Newcomer; Brad Rollings, Most Improved. Golf Awards: Scott Frasier, Most Valuable Player; Mr. Bruner, Coach; David Speicher. Most Improved. 144 Honors Tennis Awards: Mrs. Wright, Coach; Jan Strow, Apollo Conference; Bev Faulk. Apollo Conference; Betsy Wright, Effort Award; Nini En-glebright, Most Improved; Brittany Dunn, Most Valuable Player; Marci Conger. Most Valuable Player; Kim Piper, Apollo Conference. Cross-Country Awards: Mr. Craig. Assistant Coach; Doug Dittamore, Most Valuable Player; Matt Moss, Most Improved. Apollo Conference; Janie Anderson. Most Valuable Player for Girl's Cross-Country, Apollo Conference; Jay Funk-houser. Apollo Conference; Mr. Gosnell. Coach. Basketball Awards: Paul Buske. Most Improved Player; Brent Faulk. Most Valuable Player, Free Throw Champ. Co-winner of Good Sportsmanship Award; Marty Sperry, Effort Award, Co-winner of Good Sportsmanship Award; Michael Martin, Assistant Award. Co-winner of Good Sportsmanship Award; Mark Wald-houser, Rebound Award. Co-winner of Good Sportsmanship Award. 145 Mr. Sperry, Band Parents Association President, Harry Frost, and Mr Gill congratulate A. Austin Harding Award winners Angela Staley. Julie Setzer, and Marty Sperry. Lake Lane College Fourth Annual Computer Contest Participants: Mr. Aydt, Steve Cartwright, Harley Fudge, and Sean Crawford. Back Row: Jim Finger and Ken Ludington. 1988 Girls Basketball Awards: Amy Payne — Most Valuable Player, Assist Award, Methodist Men's Sportsmanship Award, and All Apollo first team; Missy Mattingly — Effort Award. Codi Willis — Rebounding Award and All Apollo first team; Becy Woltman — Free Throw Award and All Apollo honorable mention; Emily Pool — Most Improved on J.V.: Darcy Berry — J.V. Effort Award 146 Honors The four year Fenton English Awards were awarded to Lisa Willoughby, Amy Padgett, and Mel Bailey. The two year Fenton English Scholarships sent to Roxie Drake. Chris Eslinger, Trina Chapman. Jody Weber, and Sean Pruitt. 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Your family wishes you all the best in your years of life to come. Ads 161 1 n Congratulations Debora A Congratulations Richy We re proud of you! Love Dad, Mom, Beth, Scott Amy Elizabeth Padgett May your future, With God's guidance. Bring you joy! Love always, Mom, Dad Scott Sock it to ’em Butcher! I'm k Proud of You. K. Love, Mom Super Dave Always 1 With Us Love, Mom Dad Dawn Matt n Congratulations Codi Love Mom Mike I 1ZL E Love and Congratulations to our M.F.H. Kid. From Dad, Mom and the Gang You have always been special to us! Love Mom Dad (ft tffS' : Congratulations From all the fai Kim mily Co w Lo M r| W dmLr Jfl mgratulations j're really proud o ve, Mom and Dad jlissa and Ryan o c D — D C Im Congrat-ulations Stephen! •' You made it! Pf 1 l Congratulations fl! lichael D. Wilson 164 Ads El Congratulations Matt 15 years later Amy Martin, We know that you believe “If it is to be, it’s up to me,” but also remember ‘‘In whatever you do, we love you!” Love, Mom Dad Congratulations Scott Love, Mom, Dad, Sheryl Your 15 minutes are up. Congratulations KEN wishing you continued success! We are glad you are a part of our family Stef. Love, Mom, Dad, Stacy Glenn Now we are even! Love “Feeties Congratulations Scott, You’ve come a long way, baby. The “MOUSE” is a graduate We are proud! Love, Dad and Mom I couldn’t love you more or be any prouder Trina Cat Chow Cheston, You can do all things through Christ who gives you strength. Phillippians 4:13 Congratulations Son We love you Mom Dad 165 Ads Kevin, Your jersey may say 10, but you will always be 1 in our eyes CONGRATULATIONS Dad, Mom, Laura MattC. Congratulations to the greatest son in the world From: Dear ole Dad Tony, We sure will miss seeing that number 62 on Friday nights. It won’t be the same without you. 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J R 49. 89. 131 Tammy 79 Teresa 73. 126 Ache. Scott 125 Adams. Jeff 60. 73. 89 Adkins. Ann 89 Aguslus. Brian 125 Rev 79 Aleiander Ken 79 Lanny 73 Allison. Shane 89 Tern 73. 77. 137 Alwardl. Melinda 89.Ill Andersen. Cathy 111. 130. 139 Jane 40.41. 64. 111. 114. 130. 145 Arbuckle. Chris 89. 124. 125 Ray 49 Arrasmith. Kandy 126 Thad 37. 49. 89. 125 Asbury Angela 73. 133 Aube. Scott 41. Ill Attenza. Eleanor 131. 136. 137 Augustas. Brian 80 B Baber Adm 73 Bailey. Debbie 89. 131 Melanie 117.119.128.129.131 Bafl. Scott Scott Barkley. Kara Barnes. Susan Baugh. Loretta 49. 123 49 73. 111. 114,117. 118. 131. 141 21. 73. 111. 117, 118. 119. 130 117 Calvert Shane 89 Carrell. Christy 89 Carter. Kim 81. 131 Cartwright. Steve 37 Cary. Ginger 81. 111. 132.133 Thad 81 Cash. Jody 89. 133 Cassell. Ton 74. 133 Cerra. Checka 15.89. 109. 111. 137 Lisa 21.61.72.74.111.117. 118. 128, 130. 137 Chambers. Jem 12. 15. 111. 114. 130 Cheatham. Matt 37. 47. Ill, 114. 124. 125. 126 Cheely. Amy 81 Christenberry. Peggy 89. 111. 115. 117. 131 Church. Tami 81 Churchill. Ami 81. 133 Clark. Chns 89 DeAnn 13. 74. 130 Jeremy 74 Jessica 122. 123 Kathryn 89. 1 117. 118. 128. 129. 131 Shannon 17.20.21.41.111. 114. 130. 141 Steve 130 Travis 81. 111. 130 Claypool. Mallory 74. 111. 114. 128. 141 Cline. Derek 125 Close. Dawn 74.Ill JC 89 Beauchamp. Jonme 80 Cochran. Lisa 81. 128. 131 Belt. Tom 125 Coleman. Paul 124 Bennett Robin 73 Collier. Jeremy 74 Bergdoit. Todd 37. 80. 111. 125 Keith 81. 125 Berry. Darcy 50. 51.80. 111. 131 Comingore. Jami 72. 74. Ill, 117. Bess. Jamey 15. 111. 136. 137 118. 128. 131. 137 Jodi 80. 125 Compton, Cynthia 89 Biddle. Mike 73 Glenda 111 Black. Gussie 73. 111. 117. 118. Samantha 115 131 Conger. Marci 141. 145 Blair. 8renda 80 Conine. Crystal 81.Ill Brian 89. 111. 128. 131 Connelly. Charles 49. 90. 125 Donna 117. 119 Lon 74. 117. 128 Biakley. Chns 16. 80. 111. 130. Connie. Crystal 131 141 Conrad. Dawn 87. 127 Blanton. Michaet 130 Cook. Cassie 74. 130 Bledsoe. Jon 80 Cooley. Tammy 81 Board. Heather 89. 111. 131 Cordell. Tina 90 Boatman. Doug 89. 124. 125 Corey. Gabe 36. 37. 38. 39 Shelley 20.21 Cornwell. Chad 81. Ill Shelley 20. 21. 131 Costa. Cam. 14. 15. 53. 64 122. Boren. Christa 89 123. 130. 131. 136. 137. 141 Bowers. 8rad 111 Cowa, Diana 90. 117. 131 Kelly 73 Cox. Camille 60. 81. Ill Boyer. Stephame 74 Elizabeth 111 Bradford. Jason 41.49.89 Mark 37. 74. 111. 125 Bradley. Michael 80. 130 Crabtree. Alicia 74 Bradshaw. Tom 37. 74. Ill Crawford. Sean 74 Brann. Chns 37. 80. 111. 131 Creech. Darnck 90 Branson. Amie 74. Ill Missy 117 Carol 80. 117 Tami 90.117 Kevin 49. 89. Ill Crockett Tammy 81 Stephanie 61. 80. 117 Cusicfc. Nick 49 Bright. Corey 80 Cusik. Hank 90 Brinkerhott. Stephanie 80 Brinkley. Enca 21.50.51.80.111. 128. 130. 137. 141 Brtsino. Tammy 74 Brown. Allred 80 Angie 74 Cecedia 74.111.117.118.119 [ Daniels. Hope ) 81.115 Enc 49. 89 Darby. Casity 90.115 Jennifer 80. 111. 131 Daugherty. Enc 81. Ill Bruce. Jamie 89. 111. 117. 128. Jamie 125 131 Lucinda 90. 111. 124 Mark 41.48. 74 Daughtery. Enc 125 Buk. Jennifer 80. 133 David. Hunter 124. 125 Bunch. Eddie 89 Jessica 74 Buntaln. Adam 74. 78 Joe 90. 125 Burger. John 49.89 Davidson. Cmdy 74. 117. 119 Burgess. Stefame 41.111. 114 Shelia 81. 117 Buske. Paul 40.41.46. 47. 49. Davis. Joe 124 Butler. Brad 130. 145 Tracy 74. 117.125 89. Ill Decker. Debbie 74 Delong. Rochelle 81 Dennison. Brad 90.111.124.125 Devillez. Tami 74 Devins. Mark 74 Deweese. Bill 90 Kim 90 DeWitt. Gail 81. 111. 141 Dishon. Kenny 47.62.111.114. 1VI Ditlamore. Corey 81. Ill, 130. 137 111. 130. 131. 145 Doug 15.40.41. Dodd. Ricky 75. 77. 127 Doran. Edward 75 Downs. Kevin 90 Drake. Roue 114. 139 Rowe 111. 130. 139 Ducharme. Deanna 75 Duke. Josh 81 Dunn. Brittany 62, 145 Eads. Brian 79. 117. 128. 133 Eadwards. Amy 130 April 117 Eartywine. Karen 130 Edwards. Amy 52. 53. 122. 123. 128. 130.131 April 81. 130 Dave 37 Lisa 17.53.90.93.111.122. 123. 130 Eldredge. Carla 90 Jason 41. 49.90 Elledge. Carla 117. 124. 125 Jeff 90. 131 Elliegsworth. D-ckie 37. 81.131 Nikki 53. 90. 91. Ill Elliott. Sandy 123 Ellis, Terry 90 Elmore. Darren 75. 117 Erne rick. Sean 75. 116. 117 England. Pam 79 Englebright. Nmi 50. 75. 111. 114. 145 Englum. Joe 37 Steve 90. 125 Entncan. Amy 75. 131 Erwin, David 90 Denita 64.117.118.123.125. 141 Eslinger. Tessie 90 Eveland, Brian 75 Evttt Kevin 75. 111.125 Fabian. Sharon Facer. Gary Finger. Ron Fitzsimmons. Bill Jerry Lisa Fleming. Cindy Laura Floyd. Sheila Foley. Stacy Ford. Marvin Rick 79. 130 81 81 79 90 79 21.37. 53. 90. 91. Ill 53. 75. 130 90 81. Ill 90 37. 75.111 Frazee. Butch Frazier. Scott Freeze. Zak Frost. Bruce Folk. Beverly 20. 21 41.48. 72. 137. 75. 77. 13.15. 51. 130. 137. Brent 12. 75. 137. Funkhouser Beth Jay 17.20.21.40.41. 125. 131. 141. Richie Fuqua. Rob Furry. Chris Kim . 46. 125 75.131. 141, 144 122. 123 81. Ill 81. 128. 141. 143 141.145 53. 81 46. 124. 144, 145 125 52.125 90 90 Gann. Mike 79 Pat 90 Gardner. Brenda 90. 111. 114. 131 Garver. Billy 81 Brady 91. 130 Phil 75. 124. 125. 126 Ronald 81 Garvin. Tonya 50. 51. 133 Garwood. Andrea 91 Gates. Terry 20.21.37.41 Wendy 75 Geekie. Jim 81. 130. 141 John 141 Gent Jacob 75. 128. 129 Gilbert. Brian 75 Gill. Debbie 81 Gleckler. Doug 37.81. 130 KC 41, 49.91 Gob in. Chad 91 Goodman. Geri 81 Phil 111. 131 Tammy 81. 125 Goodwin. Susan 82 Gore. Jason 37. 91 Gorman. Dawn 82. 127 Gosnell. Clarence 79 Jason 91. Ill Rick 40. 41 Graham. Jason 40.41.82. 130 Gray. James 91 Josh 82 Green. Teresa 82 Gregory. Tracey 91 Griffin. Katie 91.Ill Ron 91 Gross. Samantha 41.72. 75.117. 118.130. 141 H Haddix. Becky 82. 117.119. 125. 132.133 Enc 82.131.133 Rebecca 82.119 Hahn. Jane Ann 91 Julie 91 Hall. Angie 75.133 Cassie 91. 117 Halloran. Jay 48. 75 Jennifer 21.41.91.111.137 Tami 21.53.82.111.131 Hand. Bryan 111. 114. 130 Hanks. Chad 91. 125 Jennifer 82 Harcar. Tina 75 Harmon. Era 82. 111. 141 Harris. Chuck 75 Lon 82.127 Michael 82.125 Rick 75 Harrtson. Amy 91 Hayes. Rob 111 Haymaker. Melissa 13.82.130 Hays. Chandra 61.82. 111. 130 Charla 51.91 Cheston 21.37 Hebermehl. Michael 82.130 Heelen, Morne 82 Heidbrider. Kan 82.131 Hellan. Morne 125 Hepburn. Maggie 75. 111. 114. 131 Herbek. John 91. 125 Hess. Robert 37. 75 Hickman. Christopher 82. 125 Hiett Holley 53. 75. 128 Hobson. Mike 91 Tammy 117 Hodge. Ann 15.91.93.111.137 Hoeftken. Marty 91. 130 Hofmann. Fred 91 Hogan. Casey 53.82.125.130 Hollingswoth. John 37. 75. 144 Hollingsworth. Jon 21.37.130 Hollis. Joel 37. 75 Michelle 75. Ill Holloway. Amy 82. 122.123. 130 Doug 76. 130 HeN. Tony 17.76. 111. 114. 130 Hoopingamer. Dawn 82.117 Hornbrook. Amy 111. 130 Kevin 37.91. 111. 137. 141 Hornbrook Alien 125 Horsman. Amy 82 Mary 117.118.119 Moult. Eric 37. 82 Hell. Michael 91.131 Rick 131 Hunt. Betty 117 Lon 82 Hunter. Angela 82 Cyndi 91,111 David 126 Hutson. Angie 82 1 Ingle. Jeff 1 76. 111. 131 Ingram. Jeff 91. Ill Inman. Tim 82. 111. 114 J Jaco. Willie 91. 125 Jared. Joeil 21. 130 Jernigan. Loretta 82. 130 Jewell. Sheila 52. 82 Jobs!. Amanda 82.Ill Johnson. Amanda 83 Anthony 132 Chns 91. 133 Germy 91. 111. 123. 131 John 76. 124. 125. 126 Maurice 76. 130 Michelle 76. 131 Tommy 83. 125. 133 Jones. Barb 76. 77. 131 Kirk 37. 48. 76. 111. 114 Lancee 83. 130 Matt 49. 83.131 Jordan. Merip 52. 53.111.114 Mike 76.Ill Joseph. Courtney 91. 111. 131 Judy. Amy 76. 125. 13o K Kanouse, Pat 76. 141 Kapper. Jamie 92 Kaulman. Chns 83 Kelly. Darrell 83. 124. 125 Greg 83. 130. 141 John 83.125 Scott 83 Kemper. Christine 83. 111. 115. 117 Kennedy. Darrel 125 Jerry 92 Kevin 46. 47. 49 Rochelle 76 Sherry 76 Kerrick. Mike 76. 130. 141 Scott 125 Kesner. Steve 77.111 Keys. Amy 77 Andy 23.37.111.129.130. 131. 141 Gmny 17.21.88.92.131 Kitzer. Nathan 83.Ill Kime, Jason 26. 77. 78.125 King. Brad 14. 15. 62.137 Kingery. Brad 37. 92.125 Kirby. Jo 77. 133 Kispert Tony 37.64 Kiug. Susan 111. 130 Knight Brenda 83. 130 James 77.125 Kristen 114 Knsti 111 Shen 83.Ill Knell. Amy 92.111.117.124.125 Knuth. Karl 111 KoHman. Paul 92.125 Shirley 83 Koutsoumpas. Kara 83.Ill Kraemer. Kelly 41.51.92 Kuhn. Darcie 51.92. Ill L Index 167 LaBaume. Amy Tammy 9 INC Jim «. Christian 37. 77. HI. H4. , Rita 92 lankster. Mika 83 Shame Shane .. Lanthron. Oennts J ,9i Laughlla. Mchetle JJ- ® Lawson. Ale 37. 49.83. t� « a,,1-,,7J7,K.11� law . Maonda ® . Michelle 92 127 Mmdy 1,9 lewsader Amy 84 128 Ltentz April Lindsey. Catla 77. til. 114.'� linnabary. Mike ” Urfea. Bobby .. UWa. Kelly ®?’ JJJ Uflleiobe. Mike 1� Littleton. Jamey 12. M. 111. J Uvosay. Kelly 53. 77.130. 137 loop. Melissa Lor a nee. Michelle SCOrt 111 Susanna JJJ Lowry. Amy 84, 111. 128. 131 Mike Locas. Kim 1 Kirk 109.111.122.123.131 Luce. Laura Ltr s iwncj| Misty 51.95.113.117 mL 117.119.133 s£T 84 Stacy '8 MetcaN. Gassie 84 Mewos. Robin 72. X. 118. IX. 141 Mayors. CM 125 Paul 61 Michels. Chrysia 84.Ill Milam. Daw! 111. 114.131 Miller. Dean 78 Greg 125 Lon 78 Milner. Tom 84 Mohler. Man 49. Ill Moora. Angel 84. 131.133 Moreschi. Mark 21.37 Moss. Charts 84. HI. IX Man 40. 41 46. 48. IX. IX. 145 Muttlns. B lly 84 111 Murphey. ’racy 111 Murphy. Bridget 84.115.125 Courtney 124. 125 Murry. Nathan 84 Myers. CM 85 Pustelmak. Michelle 72. 78.125 Q Tracy 15. 85 131.137.141 R M Mackessy Melissa N NON. Dawn 85.111 Ed 9 55 Suzanne HI MebergaR. Scott 41.47 49.85 125.130.141 Netbarger. Stephanie 78 Nawhart Lynda 85.111.114.128. 131 Newlta. Brenda 78.111.118.119. 130. 141 Newman. Angel 53.85.111.131 Lon 85 Michels. Chrysie 131 Nicholsoe. Leslie 85.111.122. 123 RantfaR. Michael X. 111. 114 Rayburn. Shar 85. Ill, 115. IX Redden. Tern X. 125 Redmon Brad 131 Rood. Chad X. 131 Rev all. Tami X. IX Rhoads. Andrea 85 Juhe X. 111. 114.131.141 Higdon Gayle 79 Jennifer HI. 114 Rick 79 Shelly X Roberts. Brant 94 Jennifer 119 Roblngson. Amy 94.Ill Robison. Brad 49.94 Jason 94 125 1 — UaIUu nogers. noney X IX Tim 94 Rollings. Brad 37.Ill Rooney. Katie 52. 53.62. 111. 114. IX. 137 Roush Jan 12. 111. IX Rowe. Leah X Runyan. Holly 94.Ill, 115 Rush. Tracy 111 Russell. Scon HI. 114. IX. 141 Ryaa. Jennifer 94. 124 Michelle 79. 111. 30. 141 Slanlield lason 79. 111. 114. Miwwi....i i31 41 Lucy 53. 86. 128.131.141 Stanley. Lora 13. 53. 86. 128. 130 Start. Tara Statoa. Jett Mark Slop Amanda 53.94. HI. IK. bep 123.130 State. Troy 79. 111. 1JJ Strader. M.ke 86 128 Strickland Toby Show. Jan 87. 128. 130. 141.145 Tina 94 Stuck. Brad 37. 38. 79. Ill Summer DivkJ 21. 37. 38-5u ‘ 52.130. 144 Suttoe. Heather 9033 Svendsen Niels 41. 49 94 Swaasoo. Chris 87.111.131 Sweet. Brian l28 126 Josh Swoltzor. Russ Walden. £ddw Waldhauser. Beth Mart Walker. Michelle Wads. Abbie Ward. Anrussa Lynn Rick Warner. Becky Watson Cam Webb. Anita Weber. Jody Webster. Justm Randy Scott Welland. Brandi Wenddle. Damn Wesley. Daniel West Tonya Wesiertietd. M.ke Wheeler. Lisa Shawn White Kim Robm 125 87. 111. 114. 128. 131 17.41.46. 47.111.114 131. 145 130 79 87. 125 79. 133 79 12.16. 87. Ill 79 87. IX 79 41 79 79.125 95. Ill IX 87 95 95 79. IX 79 37. 144 79. 125 95 T 's”S'S O s Kevin 84 111.115. 127 Mackey. Pat Magert. Kevin Mansfield. Dand« 23. 84. Ml 128. Marlowe Bill X 23. 37, 111. 128. Manowe. uiu °-l29.136. 137 Marshal. Trent 11041 Marda. Amy 15.124.125.126. Apn. 84 «0.!?! Kamy ;;; Mike 46. 48 84. 125.131.145 Thad HI. 125 Mathews Me '5' ! Matbngly Missy 50.51.60.130 ST 37.49 84.125.141 Maynard. Darla 53.78.131 Mike lz: McCartey. Kelli 84 127 McCarty. Bnan sr McConkey. Mandy McDaniel Angw 15. 53. 78.137 Chris 4984 -31 John 128 NUrk 37 84 Ten «• 111 McHenry. Dndy 18- 84 '30 David 84 Knstm 84 111.131.141 Sarah X. 21. 52. 53. 111. 131 McIntosh. Jana 21. 111. IX. 141 Mark 40. 41 49. 84. IX. 141 McKenna. Jeff jenny 84. IX Meeks. Shannon Tasha 30 Mellon. Damon 78.111 Jason HI Merphy- Courtney IX . Bnan Ogle G Mark OM. Vic Overaker. Bruce Owen. Robin 85 111. 131 111. IX 37.65 15 85 78 .Amy IX Parrish. Jeanette 21.85.131 Kathy 15.72.78.111.137 Syd 85. 111. IX. IX. 141 Patterson. Tavts 78.141 Paynn. Amy 50. 51. 82. IX Monica X. 51. 85. 109. 111. 128 IX. 131. 141 Pearmaa. John 15. X. 37. 62. 111. IX. 131. 137. 144 .Tammy 111.131 P.Jo m Margaret 85 Phelps. Davis 85 Piper. Kim 15.62.131.145 Pitts. Doug 125 Monica 111.115 Ptunket Rodger 37. IX Pool. Amy X. 51. 131 Emdy X. 51.85. 111. IX Poole. Tony 78. 111. IX Porter. Charity 78 Tisha 78.111.114.118.119. IX Postlewaita. John 37.132 Mike 37 Potter. Don 37. 85 144 Powers. Charlie 85.111 Poynter. Jeff 125 Prouse. George 78 Madonna 85 Pniietf. Jason 85. Ill Kevin lit PunzelL Tom 37 49 X. 111. IX. 141 Sanders Troy Scales. Taron 94 125 Scott Derek 86.111.131 Mitz. 94.111 Scroggins. David 79. IX Sen. Lisa 51. 94. 95. 111. IX Seibert Jim 37. X Setzer. Amy X Bnan 124.125 Juke 41. 111. 114. IX Michelle 79 Robbie 94. IX. 131 Shanks. Hope X. IX Laura 79 Sheehy Bnan 37. 49. X. ill Shorer. Man 41. IX Shtvtar Harry 94 124. 125 Sink. Lon 94 Melvin 37. IX Sisson. Roger 41. X. 48. X. 111. 141 SrtklewKZ. Chen 41.94 Mike 94. Ill Sluder Oavid 94 94 1. Gray 79 James 37 Jooy « Michelle 79 Smittkamp. Oan X. 111. 128 Snyder. Jeanene John Sobnry. Scon Sohaski. Travis . David Melissa Spencer. Dina Sparry. Adam Marty 15. X 111. 114. IX Spillman. Danny Sroncn. Derek Staley. Angela 94 94 94 94. Ill 79 Taylor. Chad Deanne Hope Tegeter. Jennifer Man Tarrei. Cathy 94. HI. 115.131 Tassmaa. Beth 79. iJi Thomas. Dennis � Jennifer 94 ’J’ 60. 79.124.125.126 TttJt T9 Thompson. Came 79.118.128. Rhonda 94 11l-l Thtockm.m. Cl Yong ,, • . m• Mor Jo « Throneburf. Shannon 94 Tlnsmaa. Brandy '31 Tomlinson. Johnny Tosstr. Given 79 Lynn 87 125 ToweM. Shannon Trapp. Laun 15.41. 8°. 87. HV TravtoN. Tracy 94111.113.125 Trover. Damelie 87 « Trowbridge. Dobra Trvshowskt. Greg Tucker. Shannon Turner. Linda Twtgg. Tyra 17. 79. 124. IX. IX Whmacra. Jerry Whitlemore Amy Wieiand. Brand Wtlkans. Robbie Willett. Tiffany William Deweese Williams. Mike WHtiamson. Brandi WUhs. Cod Jennifer Michael Willoughby. I sa Wilson. Alicia U V 94 79 94. HI 79. 125 23. 109 IX. IX 144 X. 111. IX X. 131 12. 49 X. 111. 114. 137 40.41.46. 47.64. IX. 137. 141. 145 17.47. 63 64. 111. IX 79 111.131.141 W 37 111 15.79 125 95 49 37.95 X. 125 21.50. 51. IX IX 87 131 95 Jody X. Ill Norman X. 125 Susan X Wtmsetl. James 79.111.114 Winans. Tish IX Winkler Bell 125 Curt X. 124.125 Georganna 72.79 Winningham. Tina 122.123 W timer Jane 131 Stacy 111,114 Wittemora. Amy Welle. Stacy Wottman. Becky Wombles. Byron Woods. Angel Wright. Betsy Devm Matynnda 79 87 21.50. IX X 79. 111. IX 21.79. 111. IX. 143 X. Ill 79. HI. 118. 119. IX. 131.141 Y Yates. Shane 87 Yeske. Chris X. 111. IX York. Michelle 87 Young. Becky 108 111. 131 David IX . Bill 87 VanOuyn. James 94 VanHoutto. Amy 94. 125 Richie 94. 124. IX Vanlandegham. Daryl IX Vaughn Man 87 111. IX. 132 141 VMIaraal. Jeana X. 131 Vitale. Tony 87 .Todd 21.48.79 Wacaser. Man Wagoner. Amy Ron 37. 87. Ill X X 166 Index