Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1982 volume:

REFLECTOR 1082 UOLUME 7$ PAXTON HIOH SCHOOL 700 WEST ORLEANS STREET PAXTON, ILLINOIS 00057 m?nin PAXTON HIGH IS MOVING ON’’! 1 HR ffi !l PAXTON HIGH SCHOOL BEFORE CLASS OF '82. PAXTON HIGH SCHOOL AFTER CLASS OF '82! To move on ... This year's reflector theme is “Moving On . High school is the base for the rest of our lives and more learning. We, as students at Paxton High, have beem motivated by the spirit of the school. We are always moving: doing something different, striving to be better, to improve, and as more likely than not, we do increase our abilities and experiences. Moving On ... That’s Our Motto! Why be just good if you can be better We have added another excellent chapter to our Alma Mater - this one better than the last and the next bound to improve with the spirit of Paxton in the lead. We can all improve and the only way to improve is to change, be daring, do something different. Ah ... but, Yes, the going will get tough, and the change we try won’t always work out, but life goes on and these isn’t anything better: helping people, falling in love, being somebody. And, for certain, we don’t want to miss any part of the experience. So let’s do our part, start changing and improving, and let’s get to MOVING ON”! 2 FIGHT SONG LOYALTY Let’s give a cheer, cheer, cheer for Paxton High School Let’s give a cheer, cheer, cheer for the team For they will fight till the end They will fight and never bend They will fight to make our colors gleam Rah Rah Let’s Give a cheer, cheer, cheer for Paxton High School Let's give a cheer and never let it die Let's all yell like sin for the team that will win Another victory for Paxton High Clap-Clap-Clap-Fight Clap-Clap-Clap-Fight Clap-Team-Clap-Team Clap-Clap-Clap-Clap-Fight On Paxton, On to Victory Our standards ever high Our loyal pledge we give to you To do or die We are behind you always, Blue Gold Fling your banner to the sky Our faith is ever full and strong Unto you our hearts belong Dear ol’ Paxton High Praises we sing to you our Alma Mater true Courage and valor and loyalty to you HP —. mu rpp I mm HE SENIOR ENROLLMENT — 101 JUNIOR ENROLLMENT — 78 SOPHOMORE ENROLLMENT FRESHMAN ENR v- ‘ v - The 1982 Reflector is dedicated to Mr. Willie Burgess who dedicated many years helping to create a pleasant atmosphere for learning and play at Paxton High School. The pride that “Willie” took in the appearance and smooth function of the physical plant of Paxton High School has carried over to both students and faculty at PHS. Everyone in the community has shared in that pride and has benefited by Mr. Burgess’ commitment that Paxton High School be the most attractive and comfortable facilty that it could be. His quiet, unassuming manner and his spirit of cooperation will long be remembered after this and other graduating classes have left the halls of PHS halls, literally and figuratively, brightened by Mr. Burgess. One of Willie's daily chores. ABOVE: Mr. Burgess works towards cleanliness. BELOW: Mr. Burgess received a watch from the school board I FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRE$ SHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEI COUNTRY ARTISTS MOVIES 1. Alabama 2. Oak Ridge Boys 3. Charlie Daniels Band 4. Kenny Rogers 5. Sony James 6. Crystal Gayle 7. Willie Nelson 8. Barbara Mandrell 9. Ronnie Milsap 10. Anne Murray 1. Porkys 2. Raiders of the Lost Ark 3. So Fine 4. Arthur 5. On Golden Pond 6. Friday the 13th, Part I 7. American Werewolf in London 8. Friday the 13th, Part II 9 8 2 The Reflector Staff took a 9. Private Lessons 10. Halloween ACTRESSES 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Rick Springfield John Schnieder Tom Selleck Chevy Chase Roger Moore Christopher Reeve 10. Taxi P.l. Blues of Life SONGS 1. I Love Rock and Roll 2. Freeze Frame 3. Jukebox Hero 4. 867-5309 Jenny 5. Open Arms 6. We Got The Beat 7. Don’t Talk To Strangers 8. Stroke Me 9. Nag 10. Jessie’s Girl- Endless Love ROCK ARTISTS 1. Journey 2. REO Speedwagon 3. Joan Jett and the Blackheads 4. AC DC- J. Geils Band 5. Go-Go’s 6. Rick Springfield 7. Ozzie Ozborne 8. Billy Squire 9. Air Supply 10. Little River Band SOAP OPERAS 1. Young and the Restless 2. As the World Turns 3. All My Children 4. Search For Tomorrow 5. Edge of Night 6. The Days of Our Lives 7. General Hospital 8. Guiding Light 9. Capitol 10. Ryan’s Hope 1. Victoria Principle 2. Sally Fields 3. Catherine Bach 4. Brooke Shields 5. Bo Derek 6. Loni Anderson 7. Miss Piggy 8. Morgan Fairchild 9. Jane Fonda 10. Linda Evans INTRAMURAL SPORTS AWARDS I I VOLLEYBALL VARSITY DIVISION 1st. place team: Kandy Klann, Kelly Molck, Jill Seibr-ing, Jim Panzer, Vic Zimmerman, Todd Pilcher. 2nd place team: Gary Abel. Charlie Bennett, Rick Harper, Todd Hofer, Steve Loschen, Matt Nuss, Richard Wozniak. JUNIOR VARSITY DIVISION 1st. place team: Jackie Bryant, Dolph Burgrabe, Susan Harper, Doug Horn, John Car-roll, Steve Johnson, Kellie Sheehan, David Shore. 2nd place team: Homero De-Boni, Jeanine Lehrman, Mike Livermore, Laurie Ostrom, Laurie Panzer, Missy Stalter, Julie White. FLICKERBALL BOYS DIVISION 1st. place team: Dan Bixby, Mark Kavajecz, Dave Maxey, Todd Pilcher, Al Ratonetti, Kelly Smith, Craig Stockman, Dave Woolridge. 2nd. place team: Bob Gi-lonske, Danny Marlar, Rob Morger, Chris Tavenner, Mike Nuckols, Bryan Lemley. GIRLS DIVISION 1st. place team: Lauren Bloom, Kandy Klann, Jeanine Lehrman, Kelly Molck, Diane Reckowsky, Lisa Rydell, Kris Watts. 2nd place team: Jackie Bryant, Angie Harper, Deb Godwin, Kris Marshall, Tracy Messer, Kellie Sheehan, Cari Shelton, Meg Slattery. cor aJcS 3JHZ SFADSFADSFADSFADSFADSFADSFADSFADSFADSFADSFADSFADSFADSFADS SOME FADS FROM THIS YEAR ARE: Knickers Headbands Fancy Shoe Laces Sailor Tops Jordache and Lee jeans Nike tennis shoes Cowboy Hats and Boots Sweat Suits Ballet slippers Leg Warmers Concert T-shirt’s Class T-shirt’s Basketball Jackets Band Jackets Crutches Calvin Klein Jeans Sunglasses Ruffle Blouses Baggie Pants and Bibs Quilted Jackets Class Rings Charm Necklaces Diamond Rings F a d s SENIOR ATHLETES The Varsity Mustangs prepare to have their picture taken before the fish fry. The Mustang defense holds tough against Schlarman. Dale Weckhorst Ken Mesch 16 Vic Zimmerman Marc Wolf Rick Harper Glen Fickbohm Jim Panzer Rich Gilonske Pat Nuss Dan Bixby Bob Valentine Todd Pilcher Mike Birch Jim Bender John Kessler Dave Woolridge Not pictured: Todd James Carl Hoke Steve Loschen The Varsity Football Mustangs had a good season with a few disappointments. With fourteen returning, eleven of whom were starters, Paxton was picked as one of the favorites to win the Wauseca Conference title. In the first game, at Mahomet, we cruised by the Bulldogs for an easy nine point win. In the second game, at Monticello, the game was actually closer than the score showed, as they scored in the final minutes to set the Mustangs back to a 1-1 record. The next game was against the eventual Class 2A State Champions, Danville Schlarman. After almost three quarters of play the scoreboard showed that Schlarman led 27-6. But with 41 seconds left in the game, the scoreboard showed 27-26, with an extra point yet to be attempted. Our record dropped to 1-2. After a forfeit against Westville, we rolled over Georgetown, and had an excellent second half for a Homecoming victory over Watseka. Then, we took a 4-2 record against Clifton Central. Clifton’s only score was on a safety, as we won the game, 12-2. After an overtime upset by Hoopeston, we came up against Gibson City in our final game of the season. We knew we were just playing for pride, but Gibson City was never in the ballgame, as we ended our season with a 6-3 record. Back Row: Vic Zimmerman. John Kessler, Bob Gilonske, Willie Griffin, Ken Mesch, Todd Pilcher. Pat Nuss. Todd James. Glen Fickbohm. Dan Bixby. Rich Gilonske. Third Row: Coach Forsyth, Rob Morger, Rick Harper, Dan Marlar, Brian Adams, Leon Anda. Mike Nuckols. Carl Hoke, Jim Bender. Dale Weckhorst, Steve Loschen, Coach Zimmerman. Second Row: Mike Birch. Brian Rydell, Dave Woolridge. Bob Valentine. Marc Wolf, Alex Dorche, Ed Clampitt, Charlie Bennett, Jim Panzer. Front Row: Mgrs. Steve Nuss. John Carroll, Brad Forsyth. V A R S I T Y F O O T B A L L We They Mahomet 19 10 Monticello 18 28 Schlarman 26 27 Westville forfeit Georgetown 34 0 We They Watseka 29 7 Clifton 12 2 Hoopeston 6 9 Gibson City 27 6 Tami Edwards in action” ‘Mustangs on the move Kandy Klann Peggy Popel Tami Edwards Robyn Thompson Lisa Rydell . and Peggy Popel slams another” Robyn Thompson spikes one. Statisticians: Lauren Bloom, Gigi Gantter. Holly Alkire, Lisa Adkins. Line judges: Brenda Riggleman. Debbie Maxwell. Front row: Mindy Swan, Kelly Molck. Lisa Rydell, Kris Watts, Patty Lee. Linda Killingsworth. Back row: Kandy Klann. co-captain; Tawna Swanstrom. J.J. Long. Robyn Thompson, Peggy Popel. co-captain; Tami Edwards, Karen Withers. Coach; Toni Molck. Hoopeston-East Lynn 15- 3 15- 4 Mahomet-Seymore 17-15 7-15 7-15 Danville Schlarman 15- 6 15- 1 Westville 15- 5 15- 4 Gibson City 15- 5 14-16 9-15 Georgetown 11-15 17-15 16-14 Watseka 2-15 9-15 Rantoul 6-15 15- 6 17-15 Hoopeston-East Lynn 14-16 15- 7 15-10 Danville Schlarman 15- 5 15-11 Clifton Central 15- 9 15- 3 Urbana 16-14 10-15 12-15 Buckley Loda 15- 3 15- 4 Clifton Central 15- 8 7-15 15- 9 Westville Forfeit Gibson City 15- 3 15- 2 Georgetown 15- 7 15- 4 Unity 15-11 15-12 13-15 Watseka 15- 3 11-15 Playoffs Cissna Park 10-15 15-10 Ford Central 15-11 15-13 Creseent Iroquois 15-13 15- 7 Mahomet-Seymore 13-15 9-15 This year’s Varsity volleyball squad was a very skilled and aggressive x team. They looked forward to those “competitive” teams, and came out looking like winners, whether they won or lost. When they lost, they lost with honor and pride. When they won, they won with good sportsmanship and spirit. The Varsity squad ended the year with a fine 15-8 record including an 11-3 Wauseca conference record. GOTTA WANNA WIN! 19 The Mustangs planning their next move. Marching onto Victory. Front row: Greg Widmer. Tim Vest. Jeff Rutkowske. Dave Pruitt. John Martin. Ron Knuth. Middle row: Tim Bronas. Dennis Poison. Tom Meents. Marty Nuss. Sean Guillaume. Robo Emberson. Andy Gooden. Back row: Thad Hill. John Dice. David Bryant. Greg Burdette. Steve Kemnetz. Dolph Burgrabe. Tom Slattery. Todd Thorstenson. Coaches: Rick Glenn and John Bailey. THE FUTURE MUSTANGS 20 This year's Paxton Junior Varsity Football team consisted of many freshmen, 15 in all, with 6 sophomores to help them out. This was the third year of partial Freshman football since it was dropped. The J.V. football team was coached by Mr. Glenn and Mr. Bailey; this was Mr. Bailey’s second year as coach. The freshmen showed improvement throughout the year. These boys will be the future Mustangs at Paxton, and will carry on the tradition of good ball playing. Paxton's record was 1-9 this year. This year’s J.V. volleyball team was a very highly skilled and aggressive team. With a 19 5 record, they have been the hardest working team I have had for years. This year’s freshmen were a very coachable group. The J.V. team were overall a very active team; they improved greatly over the whole season. They will help make a very skilled Varsity squad. Jill Seibring bumps the ball. Front row: Mary Matter, Jenifer Wolf, Jana Henson, Lisa Marlar, Dawn Marshall. Ursula Roncevich. Back row: Jackie Bryant, Julie White, co-captain; Kim Short, co-captain; Jeanine Lehrman, Charlotte Olaf, Laurie Ostrom, Jill Seibring. Coach Don Shields. L X H Z C O O (0(0 0300 (0- O 09 B C C Mark Kavajecz was also one of this year's co-captains. Mark had an excellent season, but was unable to compete in the District through State events. Craig Stockman was one of this year's co-captains. Craig had an outstanding season and finished 14th in State. Coach Guyot. throughout the years, has given the team a special meaning and pride; to him a great amount of gratitude is given. First row: Donnie Foster. Dave Carson. Brad Ashmore. Mike Livermore. Second row: Jay Holland. Roy Havener. Troy Parsons. Dennis Glad. Darcy Rust. Craig Stockman. Rick Schrodt. Back row: Chris Dremann. Joel Rasmus. Randy Kinney. Jeff Harrison, Doug Ehmen, Mike Lantz. Mark Kavajecz. This year's season was mainly characterized as a rebuilding one. Throughout the year the members of varsity squad changed frequently with the strengthening of the team. Craig and Mark frequently led the pack throughout the year. Both will be missed next year, but will be replaced by strong hopefuls. Among this group will be sophomore Jeff Harrison who often was also up front. Coach Guyot pressed the team early in the season which helped it greatly later on. All through the year the team always kept a high spirit and that helped to hold the team together. Work those arms! Paxton's Pac-Women. Thank God it's over!! Georgetown-36 Oakwood 34 Qakwood-30 Tn-Valley-40 Metamora-15 . Paxlon l4 r 0, St , to pti-Qgderi J.t” 'Paxton-28 • “ ' . • --Grbana-16 • w- . i . , ' Paxton-46 ; NEV ■ 'Jl- . y -; T . , '� V - The girls’ Cross-country team was very successful this year. It was a great rebuilding year. We had two girls advance from District to Sectional. As individuals, they finished as follows: Carla Patterson, (15:08)-48th; and Peggy Grone-meyer, (15:58)-66th. This year's captain (above) and the only senior team member was Carla Patterson. She is an exceptional leader and the team will miss her next year. O Z DO OZ-IOl S 24 THE MARCHING BAND COMPETED IN THE FOLLOWING EVENTS AND WON THE FOLLOWING AWARDS: Hoopeston Sweet Corn Festival- Parade Participant Tuscola Old Fashioned Days Parade Best Band Class A Overall Watseka Invitational- 1st. place, parade- 3rd. place, show Danville Invitational- 4th place, parade- 3rd. place, show U of I Invitational- Parade. 3rd overall. 2nd. drums, 4th. guard, 4th. majors-Show, 4th place overall, 3rd. place drums, 6th. place majors EIU INVITATIONAL- Best Band. 3rd. place rifles, FIELD SHOW- 2nd, place drums, flags and rifles Sleepin' on the job ... Kris getting ready for competition? Long practices get to all ot us (especially Dave) Aren't feet great?! (Amy and Alice think so) Bryan Smith DRUM MAJORS Diana Reckowsky Dana Petroff, Marcher “BEST” AWARDS Carol Peers. Musician Front row DRUMS: Bob Rasmus. Thad Hill, Todd Thorstenson. Marty Nuss. John Bixby. Karla Eyre. Greg Gantter. Kelly Elliott. Mike Birch. Rick Peers. Second row PICCOLOS: Mary Matter. Lisa Swan. Beth Anderson. Laurie Ostrom. Amy Potter LOW BRASS: Chris Dremann. Tim McMahan. Greg Burdette CYMBALS: Sheila Brinegar. Brad Ashmore. Third row LOW BRASS: Elaine Foster. Alice Judge. Lynn Burdette. SAXOPHONES: Nancy Beckstrand. Holly Alikre. Kathy Stedwell. Jill Weisenbarn. Ann Jarboe. June Benear. Fourth row: HORNS: Carol Peers. Debbie Houston. Libby Dewey, TRUMPETS: Alan Meyer. Greg Wilkerson. Mike Lantz. Doug Ehmen, Jeff Arends. Dave Carson. Fifth row. CLARINETS: Michelle Lantz, Debbie Maxwell. Leah Rasmus. Kathy Woolridge. Kelly Sheehan. Tracy Messer. TRUMPET: Lynn Hylbert. Sixth row RIFLES: Susan McBride. Chris Beck. Lisa Rydell. Kris Marshall. Seventh row FLAGS: Jenifer Wolf. Charlotte Olaf. Dana Petroff. Melissa Stalter. Gigi Gantter. Carla Patterson. Cheryl Olaf. Donna Harms. Lisa Craft. Dawn Marshall. Debbie Jordan. Standing at left: Byran Smith. Diana Reckowsky. Bonita Benear. Standing at right: Carrie Wilson. Janelle Skoog, Homero DeBoni. Not pictured: Doug Horn. Debbie Godwin. Front row RIFLES: Susan McBride. Chris Beck. Lisa Rydell. Bonita Benear. Kris Marshall. Second row: FLAGS: Jenifer Wolf. Charlotte Olaf. Dana Petroff. Melissa Stalter. Gigi Gantter. Carla Patterson. Cheryl Olaf. Donna Harms. Lisa Craft. Dawn Marshall. Debbie Jordan. 25 Cute ... but she is scratching her head. (FRONT)-Dana Petroff. Cheryl Olaf, Maleeta Garrett. Kris Meents, Charlott Olaf. Chris Thompson. Kristi Hartz, (MIDDLE)-Laurie Panzer. Gigi Gantter, Lisa Craft. Carol Peers. Leah Rasmus. Jenifer Wolf. (BACK)-Missy Stalter. Laurie Ostrom, Diane Reckowsky. Teresa Mattoon. Carrie Wilson. iTUDENTCOUNCILSTUDENTCOUNCILSTUDENTCOUNCILSTUDENTCOUNCILSTUD Front Row: Jenifer Wolf. Melissa Stalter, Meg Slattery. Kristi Hartz. Rick Glenn-Advisor, Janelle Skoog. Donna Hofbauer, Jill Seibring, A.J. Staerkel. Second row: Susan Harper. Rhonda Bement, Kelly Elliott, Karah Elliott, Lynn Burdette, Kim Short, Julie White. David Shore, Jana Henson, Gigi Gantter, Third Row: David Pruitt, June Benear. Mike Livermore, Taml Edwards, Peggy Popel, Tammy Watkins, Rick Peers, Jeannine Wright, Kandy Klann, Lori Krumwiede. Back Row: Greg Reynolds, Lisa Adkins, Cheryl Olaf. Marc Wolf, Vic Zimmerman, David Punke, Kris Meents, Thad Hill, Carol Peers, Kris Marshall, Kelly Sheehan, not shown: Brian Adams, Alyce Cleary. Dave Merrick, Kelly Molck, Robbie Morger, Homero DeBoni. Student Council decided to become more involved this year. We have had quite a few assemblies and many Student Council sponsored activities. The Army sent us TAE KWON DO experts for an assembly and the band RAMPAGE had an assembly and concert. Student Council sponsored Homecoming again and we had a Homecoming Week with dress up days. The festivities were capped off with a dance by SLIPSTREAM. Student Council also started selling concessions at sport events this year. Every member took part as workers. Student council sold T-shirts with each class' signatures on them. Brian Adams was elected Treasurer of the Kickapoo District for next year. The Student Council sponsored the 2nd Annual Jump Rope For Heart, and turned about $2300 in for the American Heart Association. CILSTUDENTCOUNCILSTUDENTCOUN PRIC) Higher L Vice-President: Vic Zimmerman. President: Marc Wolf. Secretary: Kelly Elliott, Treasurer: A.J. Staerkel JUNIOR VARSITY Lori Krumwiede-captain, Jill Seibring, Sandie Jordan, Jill Weisenbarn. Melinda Hewerdine. Give a cheer, cheer, cheer! Sponsor-Ms. Greenwell F B The cheerleaders had a very fine football season. The profit we made from selling buttons went to decorating the football field for homecoming. We also painted the windows uptown with little sayings to get the town in the spirit of things. Throughout the season we made signs and put them up in the halls to get everyone ready for the game that night. This year we also decide to purchase sweats. At the sports banquet we all received letters and Lisa Rydell, senior captain, received an award for being a cheerleader for four years. We would like to congratulate her. RAH! RAH! VARSITY Lisa Rydell-captain. Shay Darr, Natalie Grayson. Ann Jarboe. Holly Alkire. Karla Eyre-alternate. WHEN WE’RE AT OUR BEST Jim Bender-Football. Track Mike Birch Football Dan Bixby Football. Speech. Track Sheila Brinegar Speech Sandy Carleton Cheerleader Shay Darr Cheerleader. Basketball Tami Edwards Volleyball Kelly Elliott Cheerleader Karla Eyre Cheerleader Glen Fickbohm Football. Track Gigi Gantter Speech Rich Gilonske Football. Track Rick Harper Football. Track Carl Hoke Football. Track Lynn Hylbert Speech Todd James Football Ann Jarboe Cheerleader Mark Kavajecz Cross Country. Basketball. Track Kandy Klann Volleyball. Basketball Track John Kessler Football. Speech Steve Loschen Football Tim McMahan Basketball Manger Ken Mesch Football Pat Nuss Football Cheryl Olaf Speech Carla Patterson Cross Country Jim Panzer Football Todd Pilcher Football. Basketball Peggy Popel Volleyball. Basketball. Track Lisa Rydell Volleyball. Cheerlearer. Track Kelly Smith Basketball Craig Stockman Cross Country. Speech Track Robyn Thompson Volleyball. Basketball, Track Bob Valentine Football Dale Weckhorst Football Marc Wolf Football. Speech Track Dave Woolridge Football Cheryl Workman Basketball Bobbie Young Speech Vic Zimmerman Football. Basketball. Track Top 10 Class Rank Lisa Rydell Ann Jarboe Dana Petroff Donna Hofbauer Carol Peers Julie Natterstad Tami Edwards Gigi Gantter Kandy Klann Kris Meents Cross Country Boys Most Valuable Craig Stockman All Stater Craig Stockman Girls Most Valuable Carla Patterson Volleyball Most Valuable Kandy Klann Best Spiker Peggy Popel Best Setter Kandy Klann Best Server Lisa Rydell Who's Who In American High School Students Ann Jarboe Dana Petroff Lisa Rydell Donna Hofbauer Julie Natterstad Carol Peers Tami Edwards Kandy Klann Gigi Gantter Kris Meents Cheryl Workman Sandy Carleton Steve Loschen Dan Bixby Marc Wolf Vic Zimmerman Boys Basketball Best Rebounder Todd Pilcher Free Throws Todd Pilcher Most Improved Mark Kavajecz Best Defense Kelly Smith ALL-STATE Craig Stockman Cross Country Dan Bixby Football Rick Harper Football Vic Zimmerman Football Peggy Popel Track Robyn Thompson Track WAUSECA CONFERENCE Todd Pilcher Basketball Vic Zimmerman Football Marc Wolf Football Dan Bixby Football Rick Harper Football Glen Fickbohm Football Craig Stockman Cross Country Mark Kavajecz Cross Country Kandy Klann Volleyball. Basketball Robyn Thompson Basketball Shay Darr Basketball Peggy Popel Volleyball National Honor Society Letter winners: Sandy Carleton Trina Cole Shay Darr Tami Edwards Donna Hofbauer Ann Jarboe Kandy Klann Julie Natterstad Kris Meents Craig Stockman Steve Loshen Cheryl Workman Dana Petroff Lisa Rydell Carol Peers The Society of Distinuished American High School Students Ann Jarboe Dana Petroff Donna Hofbauer Julie Natterstad Carol Peers Gigi Gantter Steve Loschen Sandy Carleton Trina Cole Brenda Downs Vic Zimmerman Kelly Elliott Beth Anderson Kelly Smith Kristi Hartz Marc Wolf Teresa Mattoon Natalie Grayson ANNOUNCING SENIOR HONORS Son, Daughter of American Revolution Marc Wolf Lisa Rydell Boy’s State Marc Wolf Dan Bixby Vic Zimmerman Homecoming Court Todd Pilcher Vic Zimmerman Rick Harper Peggy Popel Debbie Jordan Teresa Mattoon King Dan Bixby Queen Kandy Klann Football Defense Best Back Glen Fickbohm Best Lineman Dan Bixby Offense Best Back Rick Harper Best Lineman Dan Bixby. Marc Wolf Most Improved Dave Woolridge Most Valuable Player Rick Harper Girls Basketball Most Valuable Shay Darr Most Improved Cheryl Workman Best Defense Robyn Thompson Free Throws Peggy Popel Leading Rebound Shay Darr 1000 Pt. Club Shay Darr Prom Court Mike Birch Rick Harper Todd Pilcher Kandy Klann Debbie Jordan Teresa Mattoon King Dan Bixby Queen Peggy Popel King Dan Bixby crowns Kandy Klann. Crownbearers Crystal Page and Bret Poison. Flowerbearers Brian Page and Jenny Pittman. Marc Wolf and Julie White dance the night away. Greg Burdette. Jackie Bryant. Mike Kief. Kathy Stedwell. Vic Zimmerman. Peggy Popel. Kandy Klann. Dan Bixby. Tami Edwards. Rick Harper. Teresa Mattoon. Todd Pilcher. Carrie Wilson. Jeff Rutkowske. Students take a break from the big dance. Jim Panzer. Rick Harper, and Glen Fickbohm burn the dummy. Sophomore Float - Go with The FLow Glen Fickbohm leads the Mustang defense. Freshman Float - Tough Guys Junior Float - “Burning For You Rick Harper breaks the banner. Senior Float - Winning H 0 M E C 0 M 1 N G High School sweethearts cheer Mustangs to victory. SENIORS Class Officers Cheryl Olaf, Sergeant at Arms; Carol Peers. Secretary; Kris Meents. Representative; Peggy Popel. Representative; Kandy Klann, Sergeant at Arms; Tami Edwards, Representative; Gigi Gantter, President; Kristi Hartz. Vice-President; Janelle Skoog, Treasurer; Donna Hofbauer. Sergeant at Arms. w uj z - o cc CO Goia OJL J. f XX -Ay Q-fl jLAs O-rX S OlASiaA' )Zf ' 1 n s Teresa Mattoon and Chris Thompson in their pajamas. 34 QjjUnfL C v a - fcoi 2s ( y+SL r £o s+o L x ie .AiSLf ls' 35 Drrrrr. I dont know!?! says Todd Pilcher. Gary Eugene Abel AFS 4; VICA 4; Basketball 2-4 Julie Dee Allred “Jules” Mental Health 1,2; Trackettes 2 Beth Marie Anderson “Skippy” Senior Ensemble 4, Concert Choir 1-4; Mixed Choir 4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3.4; Music Contest 2; Thespians 2,3; Probationary Thespians 1; Reflector 4, Organization ed. 4,; Intramurals 1; Speech Team 3; Society of Dist. American High School Students 2,4 James Eugene Bender FFA 3,4; Football 1-4; Track 1,3,4 Carrie Lorriane Bennett Basketball 1-4; Track 1 Michael Paul Birch “Magic” Concert Band 4; Marching Band 4; Jazz Band 4; Basketball 1,3; Football 1,4; Track 1,4; Intramurals 1; Prom Court 3; Prom Committee 3; Who’s Who 4 Daniel Lee Bixby “Bix” NHS 3,4; Science Club 4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Intramurals 1-4; Homecoming King 3,4; Who’s Who Sheila Kay Brinegar “Sheba” Senior Ensemble 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Girl’s Choir 3,4; Mixed Choir 4; Swing Choir 4; Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4; Music Contest 1-4; Thespians 2,3; Mental Health 1-4; Play Production 2-4; Speech Team 2-4; Reporter 3 Brian Lee Brown “Bones” Basketball 2,3; Track 1-3 Carrie Lynn Buhrmaster “Little Buhr” Thespians 2,3; Probationary Thespians 1; Mental Health 1; Trackettes 3; Intramurals 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Production 2,3; Tami Sue Cabbage transfered from Roberts 1979 Sandra Kay Carleton “Pugs” VICA 4, Secretary 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Library Service 4; NHS 4; Track 2-4; Intramurals 2-4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4 Katrina Marie Cole “Trina” Concert Choir 1,2; Girl’s Choir 1-2; Mixed Choir 1-2; Music Contest 1-2; Pom Pom Girls 3; AFS 3; Vica 4, President 4; Thespians 2; Trackettes 3; Intramurals 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast 2; Who’s Who 3-4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2-4; Homecoming Committee 3-4; Math Contest 2 Mahala Sue Couch Thespians 4; Mental Health 4 Deborah Lynn Combs “Debbie” Mental Health 1-4 Lisa Gaye Combs Mental Health 1-4 ShaLyn Sue Darr “Ran-Ran” Concert Choir 1-2; Girl’s Choir 1-2; Mixed Choir 1-2; Music Contest 1-2; Cheerleader 4; Reflector 1; Trackette 1-2; Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 1; Intramurals 3 Homero DeBoni Jr. AFS student; Marching Band 4; AFS 4; NHS 4; Student Council 4; FFA 4; FFA Contests 4 Alexander Micheal Dorche “Dorch” Basketball 1; Football 1-3; Track 1-2 Indoor Track 1; Intramurals 1,2,4; Who’s Who 3; VICA 4 Brenda A. Downs FFA 2-3; FFA Contest 2-3 Robin Deement Eaves Mental Health 2 Tamara Sue Edwards “Tami” Marching Band 2; Flags 2; VICA 4; NHS 3-4; Thespians 1; Student Council 3-4; Trackette 1; Volleyball 1-4; Representative 4; Sar- gent-at Arms 3; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Committee 3; Who’s Who 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2-4 Kelly Jo Elliott “Kelliott” Girls Choir 2; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1,4; Music Contest 1; Variety Show 1; Cheerleader 4; VICA 4, Vice President 4; Thespians 2-3; Probationary Thespians 2- 3; Student Council 1-4. Secretary 4; Trackette 3-4; Intramurals 1-3; Secretary 1,3; Treasurer 2; Prom Committee 3; Play Production 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Homecoming Committee 1-4 Karla Sue Eyre Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Music Contest 1-2; Pompom Girls 3; Cheerleader 4; Thespians 1-3; Probationary Thespians 1; Track Manager 1; Intramurals 1-4 Glen Daniel Fickbohm “Fick” Football 1-4, Co-Captain 4; Track 1-4; Indoor Track 3-4; Intramurals 1-4 Wendy Jean Ford “Weniferd” Girl’s Choir 1; Flags 2-3; AFS 3; VICA 4; Varsity Club 4; Science Club 3; Thespians 1-2; Trackette 3- 4; Cross-Country 2-3; Intramurals 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast 1; Speech Team 2 Geralyn Jo Gantter “Gigi” Senior Ensemble 4; Concert Choir 1-4; Girls Choir 1-4; Mixed Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Flags 2-4; Music Contest 1-4; Pom Pom Girls 3-4; AFS 2-4; Varsity Club 3-4. Treasurer 4; NHS 4; Science Club 4; Thespians 2-3; Student Council 1-4; Trackettes 1; Basketball Statistician 1-4; Volleyball Statistician 1-4; President 2,4; Vice President 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Production 3-4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3-4 Maletta Ann Garrett Pom Pom Girls 3-4, Thespians 1; Reflector 2; Mental Health 4; Track 1; Indoor Track 1; Intramurals 3; Prom Committee 3; Who’s Who 3 Diane Lisa Gentzler “Goo” Girl’s Choir 1-4; Mixed Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 4; Music Contest 2; Play Production 1-3; Speech Team 1-3; VIC A 4; Thespians 2-3; Probationary Thespians 1; Reflector 2; Mental Health 2-4; Track 2, Statistician 1-2; Intramurals 1-2 Natalie Grayson “Nat” Marching Band 2-3; Flags 2; Rifles 3; Cheerleader 3-4, Captain 4; Reflector 2; Student Council 2, Secretary 2; Who’s Who 2-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 2-4; America's Outstanding Names and Faces 3-4 Mariana Guardia Foreign Student-Argentina 1981 AFS 3-4; NHS 4; Science Club 4; Track 3; Math Contest 3-4 Richard Allen Harper “Harp” Transfered from Virginia Beach 1979 Football 2-4, Co-Captain 4; Track 2-4; Homecoming Court 2,4 Kristi Lynn Hartz Transfered from Champaign 1980 Pom Pom Girls 4; VICA 4; Library Service 4; Student Council 4; Vice President 4; Prom Committee 3 Roxanne Diane Haskins “Rocky” Thespians, Jr. Rep. 2-3; Probationary Thespians 1; Mental Health 1; Trackettes 2-3; Track 1; Indoor Track 1; Intramurals 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Production 2-3; Donna Sue Hofbauer “Don Juan” AFS 3-4; Treasurer 3; VICA 3-4; NHS 3-4; Science Club 4; Thespians 1-2; Student Council 3-4, Sgt. of Arms 4; Treasurer 3; Trackettes 2-4; Track Manager 2; Basketball Statistician 1-3; Prom Committee 3; Speech Team 2; Who’s Who 1-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 1-4 Todd A. Hofer “Hof” VICA 1-3; Football 1-3 Mercedese Lynn Hylbert Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3, Trumpet Officer 3; Music Contest 1-4; Thespians 1-3; Play Production 3, Costume Dir.; Speech Team 1-4 Teresa Lynne Hylbert “Hilbie” Science Club 3; Thespians 1; Cross-Country 2 Carl Wesley Hoke “Choke” VICA 4; FFA 3-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-2; Intramurals 1-2 Todd Lee James “TJ” VICA 4; Reflector 3; FFA 1-3; FFA Contests 1-2; Basketball 2-3; Football 1,3,4; Intramurals 3 Ann Elizabeth Jarboe Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Flags 3; Music Contest 1-4; Cheerleader 2-4; NHS 3-4, Secretary 4; Science Club 3-4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Homecoming Court 3; Who’s Who 3-4; Soc. of Dist. HS Students 3-4 Debra Renee Jordon “DJ” Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Flags 2-4; Music Contest 1-4; AFS 4; Cheerleader 3; Science Club 3; Trackettes 1-2; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-2; Intramurals 1; Prom Court 3; Prom Committee 3; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 1-4 John Eric Kessler “Johann” Concert Band 1-2; Marching Band 2; Varsity Club 3-4; Thespians 2-3; FFA 3-4; FFA Contest 3-4 Football 4; Football Manager 2-3; Play Cast 3-4; Play Production 2-4; Speech Team 3-4 James Gregory Kingston “Greg” FFA 2-4; FFA Contest 2-4; Football 1; Intramurals 2-4 Angela Diane Kinnaman “Angie” Mental Health 1-4, Treasurer 2, President 3; Teachers Aid in Special Education 2-4 Kandy K. Klann “Klanner” Flags 3; AFS 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4; NHS 3-4; Student Council 1,3,4, Sgt. of Arms 4; Trackettes 1; FFA 3-4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4; Basketball 1-4, Tri-Captain 4; Track 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Co-Cap-tain 2,4; Representative 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Court 3; Prom Committee 3; FFA Sweetheart 3; Who’s Who 2-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 2-4; America’s Outstanding Names and Faces 3 Steven Randall Lee Homecoming Court 1; Prom Court 3; Science Club 4; Basketball 1: Football 1-3 Steven Lee Loschen VICA 4; NHS 4; Student Council 1-2; FFA 1-4, Reporter 3, President 4; FFA Contest 1-4; Basketball 2-3; Football 1-4, Captain 2; Intramurals 1-4; Vice President 1-2; Prom Court 3; FFA State Farmer 3-4 Kellie Marie Marron “Peaches” AFS 3-4, Vice President 4; Thespians 1-3, Secretary 3; Reflector 2; Trackettes 2-4; Intramurals 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Play Production 1-3 Teresa Ann Mattoon Girls Choir 3; Marching Band 2; Flags 2; Pom pom Girls 3-4; VICA 4; Varsity Club 3-4; Reflector 1; Trackettes 1; Track 2-3; Homecoming Court 1,4; Prom Princess 3; Prom Court 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Production 1 David Joel Maxey “Max” Thespians 1; Football 1 Timothy Wade McMahan Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3-4; Music Contest 1-4; FFA 1-4, Basketball Manager 1-4 Thomas Ward McMahan Boy’s Chorus 3-4; Mixed Choir 3-4; Swing Choir 4; Mental Health 2-4; FFA 2-3 yiaujuq t q5L°MV A- Qj4ulJu i 38 fiuJhd ( Debbie Jordan is the master draftsman. +{ $ 'feta (fiajJti , £Wa. 'I A jbtctr P-lillu. . JTUxh, yAMifAisy P P u 39 Kristine Kay Meents “Pepper” Pom Pom Girls 3-4; AFS 2-4; VICA 4; NHS 4; Thespians 1-3; Reflector 2; Student Council 4; Trackettes 2-4; Basketball Statistician 1-2; Intramurals 2-3; Representative 4; Prom Committee 3; Play Production 1-4; Who’s Who 3-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 2-4 Kevin Michael Mercer Intramurals 2-3 Kenneth R. Mesch “Dude” FFA 2-4; FFA Contest 2-3; Basketball Manager 1; Football 4; Intramurals 1-4 Julie Ann Natterstad Girl’s Choir 1; Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band 1-3; Jazz Band 3; Flags 2-3; Music Contest 1-3; Pom Pom Girls 3; AFS 2-4, President 4; NHS 3-4; Trackettes 1-3; Volleyball Stat. 1-2; BB Stat, 3; Prom Comm. 3; Who’s Who 3-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 3-4 Matthew E. Nuss “Elzie” AFS 4; FFA 1-4, Secretary 4; FFA Contest 1-4 Cherylann Christine Olaf Girl’s Choir 1; Flags 1-4; Pom Pom Girls 3-4; AFS 2-4; Varsity Club 3-4; Thespians 2-3; Reflector 2; Student Council 4; Mental Health 3; Trackettes 1-4; Basketball Manager 4; Volleyball Statistician 3; Intramurals 3; Prom Committee 3; Speech Team 1-2; Who's Who 4 James Anthony Panzer “Panz” Varsity Club 2-4, Sargent-at-Arms 4; Science Club 3; Football 1,2,4; Track 1-3; indoor Track 1-3; Intramurals 1-4 Jane Ellen Partridge Track 2-4 Carla Yvonne Patterson “Putt-Putt” Concert Band 2-3, Marching Band 1-4; Flags 4; Pom Pom Girls 4; Varsity Club 2-3; Thespians 1-3, Treasurer 3; Track 1-3, Cross- Country 2-4; Indoor Track 1-3 Carol June Peers Transferred from Paris, Illinois 1979 Senior Ensemble 4; Concert Choir 1-4; Girls Choir 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 2-4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3-4; Music Contest 1-4; Pom Pom Girls 4; Naturals 2-3; AFS 3-4; NHS 3-4, President 4; Science Club 2-4; Probationary Thespians 3; Reflector 3; Student Council 3-4, Secretary 4, Sargent-at-Arms 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast 1-3; Play Production 1-3; Speech Team 3-4; Who's Who 3; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 3-4; Who's Who in Music 3 Kris Jo Peters “Mic” Senior Ensemble 4; Concert Choir 1-4; Girl's Choir 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1- 4; Swing Choir 2-4; Music Contest 1-4; Thespians 1-4; Probationary Thespians 1; Mental Health 2- 4; Intramurals 1-2; Play Cast 1; Play Production 1; Speech Team 1-3; Who’s Who 4 Todd Allen Pilcher Science Club 3-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-2; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Prince 3; Prom Court 3 Sherrill Jean Pilkington Senior Ensemble 4; Concert Choir 1-4; Boy's Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 2-4; Music Contest 1-4; VICA 4; Library Science 2; Thespians 2-3; Probationary Thespians 1; Mental Health 2-4; Intramurals 1-3; Play Production 3; Speech Team 1-4; Freshman Ensemble 1; Girl’s Ensemble 2-3; Mixed Ensemble 2-3; First Hour Plus 2-3; Office Help 4 Dana Lynn Petroff “Clutz Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Flags 2-4; Music Contest 1-4; Pom Pom Girls 3-2; AFS 3; NHS 3-4, Treasurer 4; Science Club 4; Thespians 3; Trackettes 2; Intramurals 2; Prom Committee 3; Play Production 3; Speech Team 3-4: Who’s Who 3-4; Soc. of Dis. HS Students 2-4 Margaret Mary Popel “Peggy” Marching Band 2; Rifles 2; AFS 2-4, Secretary 3; Cheerleader 1-3; VICA 4; Varsity Club 2-4; Thespians 1; Reflector 1; Student Council 2-4; Mental Health 1; Trackettes 1; Basketball 2-4; Track 1-4; Volleyball 1-4, Co-captain 2,4; Indoor Track 1; Intramurals 1; Rep. 2-4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Prom Comm 3 Cynthia Marie Rackley “Rack” Rifles 2-3; Music Contest 1; Varsity Club 2-4; Thespians 1-2; Basketball 1; Track 1-2; Cross-Country 1-2; Indoor Track 2 Joel Allen Rasmuss “JR” Concert Choir 1-4; Boy's Chorus 2-4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Swing Choir 2-3; Concert Band 2; Marching Band 2; Music Contest 2-4; VICA 4; Library Service 1-2; Science Club 3-4; Thespians 3; Probationary Thespians 2; Basketball 2- 3; Track 1-4; Cross-Country 1-3; Indoor Track 1; Intramurals 1-3 Albert Victor Rattonetti “Rat” Track 1-4; Indoor Track 4; Intramurals 3 Diana Jean Reckowsky “Di” Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Drum Major 4; Flags 1; Rifles 2-3; Music Contest 1-4; Pom Pom Girls 3-4; AFS 3-4; Play Production 1; Speech Team 4; Who's Who 3; Thespians 2; Trackettes 2-4; Basketball 1-2; Track 1 Jody Lynn Rose “JJ” Thespians 1-2; Mental Health 1-2 Lisa Michelle Rydell “Liza” Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Rifles 2-4; Music Contest 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4, Captain 2.4: Varsity Club 2-4, V-President 4; NHS 3- 4 Vice President 4; Science Club 4, President; Track 1-3: Volleyball 1-4; Indoor Track 1; Prom Committee 3; Who’s Who 3-4; Soc of Dis HS Students 2-4, Karen L. Sandland Transferee! From Willingboro N.J. 1978; Blue Gold 4; Who’s Who 4 Ricky W. Schrodt Transfered from Champaign Centennial 1980; Blue Gole 3; Varsity Club 3-4; Cross-Country Manager 3 Janelle M. Skoog Transfered from Rantoul 1979 Senior Ensemble 4; Concert Choir 2-4; Girl’s Choir 2-4; Mixed Choir 2-3; Swing Choir 3-4; Concert Band 2-4; Marching Band 3-4; Music Contest 3-4; AFS 3-4, Treasurer 4; Play Production 3; Speech Team 3-4; Who's Who 3; Thespians 3; Student Council 4; Track-ettes 3-4; Intramurals 3 Kelly Lance Smith Kel” Science Club 3-4; Basketball 1-4; Intramurals 3-4; Who’s Who 3-4; Soc of Dis HS Students 3-4 Patricia Ellen Stadler “Polly Stadleo’’ Thespians 1; Basketball 1-4; Track 2; Alexandra Justine Staerkel AJ” Girl’s Choir 1-2: Mixed Chorus 1-2; Music Contest 1; Thespians 1-3; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Play Production 1-3 Craig Richard Stockman “Little Stock” Thespians 1-4: Reflector 3; Student Council 2-3; Representative 2-3; Track 1-4; Cross-Country 2-4, Co-captain 2-4; Indoor Track 1-4; Football Manager 1; Play Cast 1-2: Speech Team 1-4 Gina A. Stow Thespians 1,2,4; Probationary Thespians 2; Mental Health 1-2,4 Christine J. Thompson Pom Pom Girls 4; AFS 1-4, Vice President 3; Cheerleader 1-3, Captain 2; VICA 4. Treasurer 4; Varsity Club 2-4; Thespians 1; Reflector 3: Mental Health 1; Track- ettes 1; Track 1,3-4; Indoor Track 1; Volleyball Statistician 2; Intramurals 3; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Committee 3; Who’s Who 3; Soc of Dis HS Students 3-4 Robyn Gaye Thompson “Wiener” Marching Band 3; Rifles 3; AFS 1-4; VICA 4; Varsity 2-4; Science Club 3; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4: Volleyball 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Soc of Dis HS Students 2-3 Marvin L. Turner “Marv” Senior Ensemble 4: Concert Choir 2-4; Boy’s Chorus 2-4: Mixed Chorus 2-4; Swing Choir 2-4; Music Contest 2-4; Blue Gold 2; VICA 4; Library Service 1-2; Track 1; Cross-Country 1; Indoor Track 1; Intramurals 1-4; Who's Who in Music 4 Robert Charles Valentine “Bobby” VICA 4; Football 1-4; Track 2; Intramurals 3-4 Dale A. Weckhorst VICA 4; Science Club 3; Student Council 1; Football 1-4; Intramurals 1-4; Representative 1; Soc of Dis HS Students 3-4 Samuel F. Wheeler “Sammy” Mental Health 1-4 Debbie Lynn Wilcox VICA 4 Connie Elizabeth Wilson “Ex Con” Girls Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Mental Health 4 Marc Ray Wolf “Wolfie” Variety Show 1-2; Varsity Club 3-4 Reflector 4, photographer; Student Council 1-4. President 4; Football 1-4; Track 2-4; Intramurals 1-4; Representative 1; Sargent-at-Arms 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Who's Who 3-4; Soc of Dis HS Students 3-4; Student Council State Conv 2-4 David L. Woolridge “Bern” Science Club 4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Indoor Track 1-4 Cheryl Ann Workman “Stretch” Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band 1-3; Music Contest 1-3: AFS 1-4; NHS 3-4; Thespians 1; Science Club 3-4; Mental Health 1; Basketball 1-4; Track 2: Who's Who 2-4; Soc of HS Students 2-4 Bobbye Ann Young Transfered from Virginia Beach 1980 Senior Ensemble 4; Concert Choir 2-4; Girls Choir 2-4; Mixed Chorus 3-4; Music Contest 3-4; VICA 4; Thespians 3: Probationary Thespians 2; Play Cast 4; Play Production 4; Speech Team 3-4; Who’s Who in Music 4 Rodney Lee Zabel Rod” Mental Health 2-3: FFA 2-4 Victor Ernest Zimmerman “Zev” Varsity Club 2-4. President 4; Science Club 3-4; Reflector 3-4. Editor 4; Student Council 2-4. Vice President 4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4: Track 1-4; Indoor Track 1-4; Intramurals 1-4: Class President 3: Homecoming Court 4: Prom Committee 3; American Legion Boy’s State Representative 3 Dave Woolridge is an angel of a student. 7 7??W HjULtuu fin cUf 42 oOcorXXj (si ncUM. 'thcklx 3 rr-3. Trina Cole looks over the hall decorations during Homecoming Week. $an Sr odM TodV $£eM tfruuatori qo P BEST DRESSED Tami Edwards Mike Birch NEATEST HAIR Tami Edwards Todd Pilcher BEST LEGS Tami Edwards Todd Pilcher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lisa Rydell Marc Wolf BIGGEST FLIRT Lisa Rydell Steve Loschen BIGGEST APPETITE Marc Wolf Cheryl Workman MOST ATHLETIC Vic Zimmerman Robyn Thompson FRIENDLIEST Teresa Mattoon Steve Lee BEST PERSONALITY Peggy Popel Steve Lee PRETTIEST SMILE Natalie Grayson Matt Nuss CLASS COMEDIAN Carla Patterson Ken Mesch FAVORITE TEACHER Mr. Guyot FAVORITE FOOD pizza THE SENIOR’S CHOICE AWARDS THE SENIOR’S CHOICE AWARDS BIGGEST PARTIER Julie Allred Alex Dorche POTTY MOUTH Carrie Bennett Alex Dorche BEST IN MUSIC Carol Peers Tim McMahan BEST ARTIST Karen Sandland Tim McMahan BEST ACTOR Craig Stockman BEST ACTRESS Carol Peers MOST CHANGED Donna Hofbauer Dan Bixby MOST SECRETLY ADMIRED Debbie Jordan Rick Harper BEST CAR Brian Brown A.J. Starkel SEXIEST WALK Debbie Jordan Mike Birch FAVORITE ROCK GROUP Journey FAVORITE SONG Don’t Stop Believing FAVORITE MOVIE Raiders of the Lost Ark FAVORITE COLOR blue 45 s E N I O R S Todd Pilcher is prepared to take on the tube. The better side of Mark Kavajecz. Glen Fickbohm and Dan Bixby - Which is my arm? Howdy Partner! - Debbie Jordan. A little to early in the morning for Mike Birch. Kandy Klann. Our Homeroom Angel Mnrp Mi iqip I wish I were 18 again - Mr. Tuggle Take the long way home. MOVING ON AND WHERE WE’RE FROM Chris Thompson and Kandy Klann imitate French chefs and cook breakfast for 1st hour rhetoric. Mike Birch doesn’t remember where he came from. Mary Matter didn’t want to come to school today. Kris Wattscomes from the institution. I was born a poor black child. - Craig Stockman 51 Front Row: Marty Nuss, Kelly Smith, Mark Kavajecz. Dave Punke, Brian Adams. Vic Zimmerman. Greg Burdette, Sean Guillaume. Back Row: Mgr. Chuck Majers. Mgr. Tim McMahan, Steve Kemnetz. Dave Merrick, Todd Pilcher. Rob Morger, Thad Hill. Mgr. Chris Dremann. 52 Hoopeston WE 38 92 St. Anne 49 59 Unity 28 68 Georgetown 44 80 Westville 37 64 Hoopeston 34 75 Watseka 39 68 Ford Central 42 72 Lexington 41 83 Farmer City 59 49 Clifton 41 59 Gibson City 48 66 Schlarman 42 81 Georgetown 51 61 Westville 44 58 Cissna Park 44 87 Fisher 49 71 Watseka 40 72 Hoopeston 40 70 Schlarman 47 76 Gibson City 50 62 Saybrook-Arrowsmith 56 58 Clifton 48 44 Rankin 48 66 The Varsity Paxton Mustang Boy’s Basketball team had another long year. The team suffered from lack of players as many of last year’s players did not go out for the team. There were five returning lettermen on the original seven player player squad. Coach Prina brought up three sophomores and three fresh- ■ men to fill in the position. The team had alot of fun, even though their record was poor. Hopefully next year’s team will have a better record. We would like to dedicate this page to coach Prina. Vic Z. goes high tor a jump ball as Todd P. gets position. OQOXO CD Ui IU I- ffi «J -I Front Row: Peggy Gronemeyer-Manager; Jill Seibring. Kim Short. Patty Lee. Karen Withers. Lauren Bloom. Kandy Klann, Julie White. Debbie Jordan. Back Row: Lynn Burdette; Statistician. Coach Young. Peggy Popel, Debbie Lox, Patty Stabler. Cheryl Workman. Shay Darr. Robyn Thompson. Coach Shields. Coach Johnson. Kris Marshall-Statistician. 20-4 We They Grant Park 50 27 Manteno 46 27 Kankakee Eastridge 48 49 McNamara 32 26 Monticello 39 46 Georgetown 49 29 Shiloh 52 28 Watseka 50 25 Hoopeston 81 29 Gibson City 50 53 Mahomet 55 48 Rantoul 56 48 Westville 69 27 Georgetown 64 47 Westville 52 20 Clifton 42 35 Watseka 42 22 Hoopeston 35 19 Schlarman 60 35 Gibson City 53 47 Schlarman 63 24 Clifton 46 23 Saybrook Arrowsmith 26 38 Gibson City 52 54 SENIOR ATHLETES The 1981-82 Lady Mustangs again had a very successful season. They posted another 20 win season making it 3 in a row. They also repeated as the Wauseca Conference champions, extending their record to six in a row. The girls also placed third in the Peotone Holiday Classic losing only the game to Kankakee Eastridge by only one point. In the 20-4 season, 3 of the teams 4 loses were by 2 or less points. This is particularly impressive since the club was hampered by injuries to too many players and an unusually bad winter which caused an already difficult schedule to become even more difficult. The 1981-82 squad was mainly composed of Seniors, seven in all, with all five starters being seniors. The Seniors had a very successful career with five of the seven dressing varsity ever since their sophomore year. This depth of experience is the main reason the team was able to overcome the very difficult season with such a fine record. However, the loss of such part of the team means the 1982-82 team will have a great deal of work ahead of them to maintain the fine tradition of women’s basketball at Paxton High. G I R L S B A S K E T B A L L Back Row: Mgr. John Bixby. Greg Burdette, Dave Punke. Bob Vaughn. Steve Kemnetz, Tom Slattery, John Dice, Mgr. Brad Ashmore. Front Row: Rob Reber, Dennis Poison. Sean Guillaume, Thad Hill, Todd Thorstenson, Marty Nuss. 56 Greg Gantter, Dave Pruitt. Rob Reber. Dennis Poison, Thad Hill, Tom Slattery. Tim Bronas, Todd Thorstenson. Narty Nuss. Andy Gooden. Galen Litwiller. Ron Knuth. Front Row: Sharon Withers, Jill Seibring, Sue Harper, Kim Short, Jana Henson, Dawn Marshall. Julie White, Ursula Roncevich, Denise Schneider, Back Row: Coach Johnson, Lisa Marlar, Cheryl Lawson, Mary Matter, Kelly Sheehan, Laurie Wilkens, June Benear, Cheryl Patterson, Debbie Perkins, Coach Shields. The frosh-soph boys and girls had practically opposite seasons this year. The girls had a record of 14-5 and the boys had a record o 3-15. The girls team was led by a strong sophomore group. The freshmen girls had a record of 2-2. The boys had a record of 3-5. The sophomore boys team was balanced with three freshmen and two sophomore starters. Jill Seibring puts up the shot. Kim and Jana block the shot. Monticello Georgetown Watseka Hoopeston Gibson City Mahomet Rantoul Westville Georgetown WE THEY 29 20 32 12 41 31 43 27 28 13 37 42 35 40 33 11 39 15 Westville Clifton Watseka Hoopeston Schlarman Gibson City Schlarman Clifton THEY WE 29 38 19 25 22 19 13 36 28 38 32 39 19 41 35 34 wsmomrsnimio good Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are: left to right: Jill Weisenbarn. Lori Krumwiede. Melinda Hewerdine. Jody Walker. Sandi Jordan. Varsity Cheerleaders are: front: Kelly Elliott, left to right: Lisa Rydell. Sandy Carleton. Natalie Grayson. Karla Eyre. Ann Jarboe. LOOK AT THOSE FACES Starlight Star Bright Look at me!! You Can’t have it! Oh no! gotta wake up again? You didn’t?!? You did! Wow! Did you see that!?! What are you looking at? Don t grab at Nancy’s pompons Jeff! SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL Members elected second semester; FRONT ROW: Romans Buzzard, Trina Cole. Craig Stockman, BACK ROW: Kelly Elliot, Shay Darr, David Merrick. OFFICERS: Ann Jarboe, Secretary. Carol Peers. President, Lisa Rydell, Vice President. Dana Petroff. Treasurer. ( National Honor Society Is an organization that recognizes those students. of good character, who excell in academics and show leadership and service in school and the students that interest in the ed by a council of |fs and the school principal. New members are elected every semester This year, NHS members received letters, honoring them for placing on the honor ed every semester This year, NHS members received letters, honoring them for placing on the honor roll, three times of four in the academic year Society members attended their annual banquet and raised money to help pay for the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIE Illinois State Scholars; Steve Loschen, Gigi Gantter, Lisa Rydell. Donna Hofbauer. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Emerick- sponsor. Gigi Gantter, Lynn Burdette, Dan Bixby. Mariana Guardia. Donna Hofbauer. Sandy Carlton. MIDDLE ROW: Tami Edwards. Ann Jarboe. Lisa Adkins. Kris Marshall, Lisa Rydell. Kandy Klann. BACK ROW: Dana Petroff. Kris Meents. Homero DeBoni. Gerald McClure II. Cheryl Workman. Carol Peers. Julie Natterstad. FIRST ROW: Jody Haskins, Lori Doty, Donna McCann, Sheila Brinegar, Mr. Kingston, Michelle Lantz, Angie Kinnaman, Sandy Poison, Amy Combs. SECOND ROW: Sherrill Pilkington, Kathy Combs, Mahala Couch, Cindy Cabbage. Gracie Lyons, Patty Sitter, Rhonda Bement, Sherri Foster. THIRD ROW: Connie Wilson, Cheryl Lawson, Donna Manzke, Tawna Swanstrom, Susan Roy, Mary Isenhower, Vicky Pruitt, Gina Stow, Lana Gibbs. FOURTH ROW: Rod Zabel, Jeannine Wright, Sherry White, Lisa Adkins, Viki Scales, Tom McMahan, Jeanine Lehrman, Kris Peters, Amy Potter, Sam Wheeler. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Harris, Debbie Lox, Angie Miller, Laura Noble, Debbie Snelling, Jodi Walker, Laura Adkins, April Wilson, Sharon Withers. The Mental Health Club has approximately 40 members, most of which are very involved. During this past year they went on various trips to the Ford County Nursing Home, the Knights Templar Home, and the Elliott School for Mentally Handicapped Children. In the school year, 81-82, the Mental Health Club was one of the busiest clubs. Hopefully in the years to come they will continue their good work. Swing Choir: Front: Beth Anderson. Carol Peers. Grade Lyons. Middle: Alan Meyer. Sheila Brinegar. Sherrill Pilkington. Troy Parsons. Gigi Gantter. Joel Rasmus. Kris Peters. Jeff Arends. Janelle Skoog. Back: Marvin Turner. Tom McMahan c H O R U S Treble Choir. First Row: Brenda Riggleman. Chris Milchuck. Debbie Maxwell. Beth Anderson. Lori Doty. Second Row: Kathy Hood. Laura Noble. Michelle Lantz. Gigi Gantter. Sherrill Pilkington. Janelle Skoog. Third Row: Connie Wilson. Kris Peters. Jeannine Wright. Grade Lyons.Sheila Brinegar. Fourth Row: Vicky Pruitt, Leah Rasmus. Diane Gentzler. Carol Peers. Lisa Adkins. Mary Isenhower. CHORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHORUSCHORUS CH Boys Ensemble: Clockwise from the top: Joel Rasmus. Marvin Turner. Tom McMahan. Troy Parsons. Jeff Arends. Alan Meyer. During the first few weeks of school choral groups were choosen and preparations began for the up coming years’ program. Soloists and ensembles performed during the fall at Paxton’s rest homes and during the Christmas season for various church and community clubs. The first semester ended with the annual Christmas concert. When school resumed after the holidays more vocal soloists were choosen and ensembles formed in preparation for contest. On March 6. six soloists and seven ensembles participated in the IHSA contest at Hoopeston. All the practising paid off when the students brought home eight firsts and five seconds. The next event to prepare for was the Spring Variety Show. All in all it was a very busy year. FIRST PLACE RATINGS Vocal Solos- C Peers, K. Peters. B. Young, L. Noble. A. Meyer Girls Ensemble- J. Wright, V. Pruitt. B. Riggleman, K. Peters. L. Adkins, C. Wilson. S. Pilkington, S. Brinegar, I. Noble Girls Ensemble-B. Riggleman. C. Hood. M. Isenhower, C. Milchuck, K. Peters. L. NOble, K Harris. Boys Quartet-D. Hurley, T. McMahan. J. Arends. M. Turner. SECOND PLACE RATINGS Vocal Solo-M. Isenhower Girls Ensemble- L Dewey. L Rasmus. J. Benear. C. Milchuck. M Lantz, B. Riggleman, C. Hood. L. Noble. K. Harris Boys Ensemble-A. Meyer, D. Hurley, M. Turner. T. McMahan. J. Arends. Girls Ensemble-G. Gantter. C. Peers. B. Young. J. Skoog, S. Brinegar, K. Peters. S. Pilkington. B. Anderson. Mixed Ensemble-B. Young. B. Anderson, S. Pilkington. C. Peers. J. Arends. T McMahan. D Hurley. THE CHORALS: First Row-Carol Peers. Grade Lyons. Second Row-Sheila Brinegar. Sherrill Pilkington. Janelle Skoog. Third Row-Gigi Gantter. Kris Peters. Beth Anderson, not pictured Bobbye Young. FIRST HOUR ENSEMBLE: Front-Miss Oncken. Grade Lyons. Back-Kris Peters. Laura Noble. Mary Isenhower. Kathy Hood. Debbie Maxwell. Brenda Riggleman. Chris Milchuck CONCERT CHOIR: First Row-Brenda Riggleman, Chris Milchuck. Kathy Hood. Debbie Maxwell. Beth Anderson. Lori Doty. Second Row-Laura Noble. Michelle Lantz, Gigi Gantter. Tom McHahan. Sherrill Pilkington. Janelle Skoog. Sheila Brinegar. Third Row-Connie Wilson. Vicky Pruitt. Kris Peters, Alan Meyer. Troy Parsons. Jeannine Wright. Mary Isenhower. Grade Lyons. Fourth Row-Leah Rasmus. Diane Gentzler. Jeff Arends. Marvin Turner, Joel Rasmus. Carol Peers. Lisa Adkins. 63 F S C L U -I Front Row, left to right: Missy Stalter, Donna Hofbauer, Gigi Gantter, Lana Gibbs, Julie White, Diana Reckowsky, Janelle Skoog, Debbie Jordan, Susan McBride, Second Row: Kellie Marron, Lori Krumwiede, Mariana Guardia, Chris Thompson, Homero DeBoni, Susan Roy, Kris Watts, Bonita Benear, Kandy Klann, Back Row: Sherry White, Carol Peers, Matt Nuss, Tiger McClure, Cheryl Workman, Cheryl Olaf, Gary Abel, David Carson, Mr. Daro, Not Pictured: Marc Wolf, Julie Natterstad, Chris Beck. This year the American Field Service Club (AFS) had 29 members. The club was sponsored by Mr. Daro. The club took part in many activities this year. At the beginning of the year the club had a hot dog roast to welcome this year’s AFS student, Homero DeBoni. The members also entered a float in the Christmas parade and sold monster cookies to help raise money for the AFS weekend. The weekend was held on the 19th and 20th of February. Seventeen students and their hosts from area towns came to Paxton so they could spend time together. The weekend consisted of a lock-in on Friday night, a skating party on Saturday, and a pot luck supper on Saturday night. The students had alot of fun. s 111 o DC 111 (0 O 111 o cc 111 111 o cc 111 0 o Ul AMERICANFIELDSERVICEAMERICAN ERIC ANFIELDSERVICE AMERICANFIEI Officers: Front Row: Kandy Klann. Sec. Homero DeBoni. Student, Kellie Marron, V. Pres., Back Row: Julie Naterstad, Pres., Kris Watts. Treas. Homero had fun with Dana Petroff at the football games. Homero works hard in P.E. Brazilian student, Homero DeBoni. DSERVICEAMERICANFIELDSERVICEA Life is filled with challenges and new experiences, some harder or more exciting. These were my thoughts before leaving my house, my family, my country, to go to another family that I didn’t know in another country with different language and customs. Now that all is gone, I have my memories and they are going to last forever. Memories of the first days, when it was hard to understand people, when it was hard to say bye. It was a great chance for growing and I grew, learning new customs, traditions, a new culture. This experience was only possible with your participation, though. You who talked with me and explained how things were. You who helped me when I needed and showed me the way to go. To you all, and especially to my family and Mr. Daro, I would like to say thanks for this wonderful year. I’ll never forget it. Walk together, talk together, ye all the people on the earth, then and only then shall we have peace, AFS is love, AFS is brotherhood, we are here for just one year to make the message clear.” More than a song a hope for the future. Peace, Homero A F S S m RVICEAMERICANFIELDSERVICEAME r Homero DeBoni. Q. Ul ui O I HU1 S Gigi Gantter- Captain, Dana Petroff-Secretary. Janelle Skoog-Treasurer, Mr. Harbor-Sponsor. HSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEE( Front Row: Romana Buzzard, Sherrill Pilkington, Janelle Skoog. Sheila Brinegar. Jacinda Milchuck. Sheri Corning, Miss Lennertz Second Row: Mr. Harbor. Diana Reckowsky. Lynn Hylbert. Craig Stockman, David Shore, Gigi Gantter, Mr. Guyot. Third Row: Susan Roy, Sherry White, Marc Wolf. Michelle Bridges, Deanna Fickbohm. Laurie Ostrom. Back Row: Dana Petroff. Jeff Arenda, John Kessler, Dan Bixby, Viki Scales. Carol Peers. Jeanine Lehrman. EECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSPEECHSF After getting off to a slow start Nov. 14th, the Paxton High School Speech Team finished the 1981-82 season at the Illinois Speech and Theatre Association Invitational Tournament on Feb. 27th and 28th. The year was a long one for the twenty-four member team, eleven full-day tournaments added to three months of practice. Paxton as always competed in all of the IHSA Individual Events categories: Original Comedy, Original Oratory, Oratorical Declamation, Humorous Interpretation, Humorous Duet Acting, Dramatic Interpretation, Dramatic Duet Acting, Prose and Verse Reading, Extemporaneous and Radio Speaking. The Matton High School Tournament began the season, on November 14, Bloomington, Normal Olympia, Clifton, Kankakee, and the Wauseca Conference Tournament followed. The team placed third in District on Feb. 6th, held a Farmercity-Mansfield High School. Five members progressed to Sectional Competition at Lincoln High School on Feb. 13th. These Five were: Craig Stockman, Dana Petroff, Gigi Gantter, Janelle Skoog, and Romona Buzzard. Romona, placing second at Sectional, progressed to the State Tournament held at Bloomington High School on Feb. 19th and 20th. Front Row, left to right: Teresa Mattoon. (Clara Peterson School), Kristi Hartz (Farmers Merchants Bank). Mr, Wolfk, Bobbye Young (Switchcraft). Sandy Carleton (Paxton Jr. High School). Second Row: Sherrill Pilkington (Paxton High School), Kelly Elliott (Dr. Dunnan), Julie Natterstad (Terry's). Brenda Downs (Paxton Processing), Trina Cole (Paxton Jewerly and Camera), Debbie Wilcox (Paxton High School), Third Row: Cynthia Rackley (Eisner’s), Chris Thompson (Paxton Hospital), Peggy Popel (BAC), Kris Meents (Fashion Fair). Diane Gentzler (Clara Peterson School), Tami Edwards (Larson’s). Wendy Ford (Paxton Veterinary Clinic), Back Row: Alex Dorche (Paxton High School), Dale Weckhorst (Eisner's), Steve Loschen (Popel's Ag Center), Marvin Turner (Beasley’s), Todd Hofer (Robinson's True Value Hardware). Todd James (Paxton Farm Equiptment), Joel Rasmus (IGA), Gary Abel (Paxton Junior High School), Sue Roy, Sherry White. Tiger McClure, Viki Scales. Not Pictured: Lisa Adkins, Jeff Arends. Kathy Stedwell, Sherry Corning, David Merrick, Jacinda Milchuck. Mr. Rundquist, Sponsor. Front Row: Lisa Craft. Donna Hofbauer. Mariana Guardia. Ann Jarboe. Gigi Gantter. Susan McBride. Second Row: Bob Rasmus. Mike Livermore. Dave Carson. Debbie Houston. Danette Berner. Lisa Rydell. Third Row: Kelly Smith. Carol Peers. Marc Wolf. Dave Woolridge. Dana Petroff. Rick Peers. Back Row: Doug Ehmen, Vic Zimmerman. Dave Maxey. Dave Merrick. Tiger McClure, Cheryl Workman, Dan Bixby. Officers: left to right. Lisa Rydell. Pres.. Dana Petroff. Sec., The Science Club this year was sponsored by our new chemistry and physics teacher, Mrs. Bailey. The club took part in many activities this year. They went to the Engineering Open House at the U. of I. They are also planning to go to the Braidwood Nuclear Accelerator and the Fermi Lab in Batavia, II. Mrs. Bailey says that wishes the Science Club could meet more often so they could possibly do some complicated experiments. She also says that she may try to start a photo club to go along with the Science Club. Dave Merrick. Treas.. Ann Jarboe. V. Pres. 69 cocro mozni-Ofl) 1 I ■:£ Front Row Mike Livermore. Second Row: Bonita Benear. Rhonda Bement. Cheryl Lawson. Vic Zimmerman. Sandy Jordan. Third Row: H ............. c This year the Reflector staff lacked experience. There were only two students returning who had worked on the book before. We were also hurt by students who dropped out at the semester, but we did finally get the book finished. Our sponsor, Mrs. Frisbie, was alot of help in trying to keep us working so we could make our deadlines. All in all. it turned out to be a pretty good book. REFLECTORREFLECTORREFLECTORREFLEC Vic Zimmerman. Editor. Standing, left to fight: Dave Merrick, Chris Thompson, Kris Watts, Cyndee Rackley, Cheryl Olaf, Vic Zimmerman, Kneeling: Gigi Gantter. Sue Harper, Kandy Klann, Sandy Carleton, Lisa Rydell, Kathy Woolridge, Bonita Benear, Sitting: Jim Panzer, Marc Wolf. Not Pictured: John Kessler. Julie White, Cheryl Patterson Again the members sold football tags as a show of spirit. The Varsity Club also bought the mats to protect at the end of the gym. They also sponsored the bonfire and the dummy at the Homecoming parade. The club also plans to have their annual auction. Mr. Seng, our sponsor, says he also plans on the club going to a baseball game in Chicago. Officers: Vic Zimmerman. Pres.. Lisa Rydell. V. Pres.. Gigi Gantter, Treas.. Jim Panzer. Sgt. at Arms, Kris Watts. Sec. CLUBVARSITYCLUBVARSITYCLUBVARSITV Class Officers: (Back Row) Kris Marshall-Secretary. Rob Morger- V. President, Brian Adams- President. Jeannine Wright- Rep. (Front Row) Meg Slattery- Rep. Lisa_A_dkins- Treasurer, Lynn Burdette- Rep. 1st. Semester Honor Roll Students: Romana Buzzard Beth Meyer Jeannine Wright Kathy Stedwell Patty Lee Lisa Adkins Gerald McClure II Dave Merrick Top Ten In Class Rank As Of Last Year: Lisa Shallenberger Lisa Adkins Gerald McClure II Kris Marshall Lynn Burdette Dave Merrick Meg Slattery Romana Buzzard Doug Ehmen Deb Godwin Homecoming Float, Burning For You-Won '1st. Place!! J. Wright L. Craft S. McBride D. Godwin K. Molck D. Ehmen Prom Court: M. Slattery. K. Marshall, K. Stedwall, B. Rydell, J. Long, B. Adams, D. Marlar, R. Morger. Homecoming Attendants: Kathy Stedwell and Mike Kief Society of Distinguished American High School Students: G. McClure L. Adkins L. Burdette K. Marshall R. Buzzard D. Houston K. Stedwell JUNIOR HONORS Who’s Who Among American High School Students: Gerald McClure Kris Marshall Lynn Burdette Margaret Slattery Romana Buzzard Debbie Houston Deb Godwin David Merrick Lisa Adkins Letter Winners: Brian Adams- Basketball, Football Lisa Adkins- National Honor Society Leon Anda- Football, Cheerleading Holly Alkire- Cheerleading Chris Beck- Track Charlie Bennett- Football Lauren Bloom- Basketball David Carson- Cross Country Eddie Clampitt- Football Doug Ehmen- Cross Country Bob Gilonske- Football Willie Griffin- Football Angie Harper- Cross Country Roy Havenner- Cross Country Linda Killingsworth- Track, Basketball, Volleyball Mike Lantz- Cross Country Patty Lee- Basketball, Volleyball, Football J.J. Long- Volleyvall Debbie Lox- Track, Basketball Danny Marlar- Football Kris Marshall- National Honor Society Gerald McClure II- National Honor Society Dave Merrick- Basketball Kelly Molck- Volleyball Robbie Morger- Basketball. Football Randy Morris- Football Mike Nuckols- Football Brian Rydell- Football Tawna Swanstrom- Volleyball Kris Watts- Volleyball Karen Withers- Volleyball, Basketball Lisa Adkins Holly Alkire Leon Anda Tanya Anderson Lynn Burdette Romana Buzzard Cindy Cabbage David Carson Eddie Clampitt Kathy Combs Ricky Combs Pat Corning Lisa Craft Sandy Davis Lana Gibbs Bob Gilonske Denise Glazik Deb Godwin Terri Hall Donna Harms Linda Killingsworth Mike Lantz Patty Lee Brian Lemley J.J. Long Steve Luttrell Beth Meyer Jacinda Milchuck Kelly Molck Darren Monroe Robbie Morger ABOVE: School does wonders for Angie and Kris. “I wouldn’t dare overwork my hair '. Slattery Meg Kathy Stedwell Brian Smith Debbie Snelling Mindy Swan Tawna Swanstrom Chris Tavenner Kris Watts Mike Widmer April Wilson Karen Withers Joel Teesdale Mark Turner A w r Jeannine Wright Robert Zuniga Peek-a-boo A lover s quarrel Don’t they make a cute couple? What a fry! No thanks. I’m tryin’ to cut down.” o Patty getting a thrill from the trash can. Deb. actually doing her homework. It’s Showtime!! SOPHOMORE HONORS Letter Winners: Rhonda Bement-Cross Country John Bixby-Basketball Mgr., Track Jackie Bryant-Volleyball Greg Burdette-Football, Basketball, Track Dolph Burgrabe-Football John Carroll-Football Mgr. John Dice-Football, Basketball Chris Dremann-Basketball Mgr., Cross Country Mgr. Robo Emberson-Football Donnie Foster-Cross Country, Track Sean Guillaume-Basketball, Football Susan Harper-Cross Country, Basketball Jeff Harrison-Cross Country, Track Doug Horn-Basketball Mgr. Steve Kemnetz-Football, Basketball Randy Kinney-Cross Country, Track Lori Krumwiede-Cheerleading Cheryl Lawson-Basketball Jeanine Lehrman-Volleyball Mike Livermore-Cross Country Chuck Magers-Basketball Mgr. Tracy Messer-Cross Country Randy Morris-Football Laurie Ostrom-Volleyball Rick Peers-Track David Punke-Basketball Jill Seibring-Volleyball, Basketball, Track Kelly Sheehan-Basketball Kim Short-Volleyball, Basketball, Track Bob Vaughn-Basketball Julie White-Volleyball, Basketball Sherry White-Basketball Mgr. First Semester Honor Roll Officers: Front Row: David Punke-Sgt. of Arms, Rick Peers- Treas., David Shore-Sgt. of Arms, Second Row: Jill Seibring-Sec., Kelly Sheehan- Sgt. of Arms, Third Row: Lori Krumwiede-Rep., Mike Livermore-Rep., Rhonda Bement-Pres., Karah Elliott- Sgt. of Arms, Fourth Row: Julie White-Rep., Kim Short-Vice Pres., Susan Harper-Sgt. of Arms, Melissa Stalter-Sgt. of Arms. Track Most Improved Runner Randy Kinney Society of Distinguished American High School Students: Susan Roy Dimitrije Roncevich Kim Short Sherry White John Bixby Viki Scales Greg Burdette David Shore Jeanine Lehrman Steve Johnson David Punke Julie White Cross Country Most Valuable Runner Tracy Messer Homecoming Court Jackie Bryant Greg Burdette Float-Fourth Place “No Time To Lose” Class Rank of 1981 Dimitrije Roncevich Kim Short Susan Roy Greg Burdette John Bixby Mike Livermore Kim Short Rick Peers Susan Roy Viki Scales 1 Jeanine Lehrman Sherry White Rick Peers Steve Kemnetz Jeanine Lehrman 81 Jeanine-On the set. Rhonda-A new runner Rhonda Bement John Bixby Michelle Bridges David Bebout Jackie Bryant Greg Burdette Dolph Burgrabe Mike Burton John Carroll Ken Coleman Sheri Corning John Dice Chris Dremann Karah Elliott Robo Emberson Uh-Oh Spaghetti O’s. The winner every time. Oh. what a pretty smile.” Sean Guillaume Janet Haile Susan Harper Jeff Harrison Jody Haskins Jodi Eyre Deanna Fickbohm What are you looking at? Jeff Forbes Donnie Foster (omaosoi'ooa) Lori Krumwiede Cheryl Lawson Jeanine Lehrman Who said that? Do you dress like that often? Tracy Messer Angie Miller Look at my legs. Ain’t she sweet. Why are you looking at me? Randy Morris Laurie Ostrom Jeff Morris Gary Moyer Brian Overman Laurie Panzer Rick Peers Sandy Poison Amy Potter David Punke Give me a break! Dimitrije Roncevich Susan Roy Sherry Rutkowske Viki Scales Jill Seibring Kelly Sheehan Don’t flare your nostrils at me. Kim! Do you want coffee, tea. or me? i V John Bixby is all smiles about band camp. Lori Says. My Favorite Bear. on the bump. ANNOUNCING fW FRESHMAN HONORS LETTER WINNERS: Brad Ashmore- Cross Country Libby Dewey- Cross Country, Track Sandie Jordan- Cheerleading Jodi Walker- Cheerleading Jill Weisenbarn- Cheerleading Jana Henson- Basketball, Volleyball Dawn Marshall- Basketball, Volleyball Mary Matter- Track, Basketball, Volleyball June Benear- Basketball David Bryant- Football Lisa Marlar- Basketball, Volleyball Denise Schnieder- Basketball Charlotte Olaf- Basketball, Volleyball Ursula Roncevich- Basketball Peggy Gronemeyer- Cross Country, Track, Volleyball Robbie Reber- Basketball, Football Dave Vibbert- Football Tim Vest- Football Laurie Wilken- Basketball Darcy Rust- Cross Country, Track Dennis Glad- Cross Country Andy Gooden- Basketball Tom Slattery- Basketball, Football Thad Hill- Basketball, Football Tom Meents- Football Jeff Reckowsky- Football Todd Thorsteson- Basketball, Football Dave Pruitt- Basketball, Football Greg Widmer- Track, Football Marty Nuss- Basketball Troy Parsons- Cross Country Dennis Poison- Basketball Carrie Wilson- Basketball Cheryl Patterson- Basketball Sharon Withers- Basketball John Martin- Basketball, Football Debbie Perkins- Basketball Officers: Thad Hill- President, Greg Reynolds-Representative, Jana Henson- Rep, Jenifer Wolf-Secretary, David Pruitt- Rep, Tammy Watkins-Treasurer, June Berear- V. President. Homecoming Attendants: Carrie Wilson and Jeff Reckowsky. Homecoming Float- placed 3rd. FRESHMEN 1985 Laura Adkins Brad Ashmore June Benear Ray Bott Tim Bronas David Bryant Alyce Cleary Lori Crandall Libby Dewey Lori Doty Elaine Foster Greg Frichtl The Serve! Beddy-By time Sean Adams Tiffany Adams Loyal Fans The Attack!!!! Dennis Glad Greg Gantter Andy Gooden Peggy Gronemeyer Kathy Harris Jana Henson Jerry Garrett Melinda Hewerdine F R E S H M E N Justin Holland Mary Isenhower Sandie Jordan Clifford Knerr Ron Knuth Thad Hill Galen Litwiller Lisa Marlar MM . What’s up. Melinda? Lisa Marlar says. Don't mess with me. buddy!’ Thad Hill waits for a pass. Dawn Marshall John Martin Mary Matter Debbie Maxwell Gloria Koontz Michelle Lantz Bonnie Larimer Lisa. Cheryl, and Laurie look like they just woke up. 90 Terry May Tom Meents Alan Meyer Chris Milchuck Gary Moss Mike Mount Marty Nuss Charlotte Olaf Troy Parsons Cheryl Patterson Debbie Perkins Kathy Pilkington Dennis Poison Arnold Price John Price David Pruitt Leah Rasmus Robbie Reber Greg Reynolds Brenda Riggleman Ursula Roncevich Darcy Rust Jeff Rutkowske Denise Schneider Joyce Sizemore Tom Slattery Lisa Swan Alan Swanstrom Todd Thorstenson Gina Todd Freshmen Enthusiasm Are you kidding me? Tim Vest David Vibbert Traci Uden P.E. keeps my mind off school work. Freshmen trying to swim on dry land. Jodi Walker Dave Warnick Tammy Watkins Roy Watson Jill Weisenbarn Greg Widmer Laurie Wilkens Greg Wilkerson Carrie Wilson Mike Withers Sharon Withers Jenifer Wolf Todd Pilcher and Kandy Klann Mike Birch and Debbie Jordan Rick Harper and Teresa Matloon The 1982 Paxton High School Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Rantoul, Illinois. The theme was “Endless Love”, which was followed beautifully as the juniors did an excellent job of setting it up. The sponsors were, Mrs. Bailey, Mr. Zimmerman, Mrs. Frisbie, and Mr. Reeder. Peggy Popel and Dan Bixby were crowned Queen and King of the coronation as the rest of the court watched. Rob Morger and J.J. Long were crowned Prince and Princess. Prince Rob Morger and Princess J.J. Long The Court’s dance. Friends and Lovers 97 Patty and Dale have fun time at Prom. John Martin sits with Bonita Benear during one of the fast dances. Marvelous Marvin dances with Diane Gentzler. Todd Pilcher and Jackie Bryant. Kellie Marron talks Bernie Woolridge into dancing. Rick Harper and Suzie Marlar. Sandy Carleton and Dale Horn. Karla, Jane, Scott Grahm, and Mike, talk about post-Prom activities. Julie and Jim sit out for a dance. HEAVEN CAN WAIT HEAVEN CAN WAIT HEAVEN CA VEN CAN WAIT HEAVEN C Back Row: Ushers-Rhonda Bement and Susan Roy; Special Effects-Rick Peers and Bryan Smith; Cast-David Shore. Jett Arends. Robbie Morger. and Marc Wolf; Lights and Sound-Greg Burdette. Tiger McClure, and John Bixby; Ass. Student Director-Kim Short. Second Row: Cast-Craig Stockman and Glynis Holland; Student Director-Gigi Gantter. Front Row: Cast-Lynn Hylbert. Cheryl Olaf. Laurie Panzer, and Laurie Ostrom. AIT HEAVEN CAN WAIT HEAVEN C “Heaven Can Wait” was directed by David Harber. The plot concerns the sufferings of Joe Pendleton (Marc Wolf), a boxer, musician, and cabbie. Through no fault of his own, Joe is taken from life and is delivered to the gates of Heaven, where Mr. Jordan (Robbie Morger) directs the placement of souls. Joe is reincarnated twice before the play ends, each time experiencing the gamut of human emotion and experience, and each time proving that life is a glorious exper- s p R I N G ience. -UTUREFARMERSOFAMERICAFUTUREFARMERSOFA FRONT ROW: Lauren Bloom. Matt Nuss. Bryan Smith. Steve Loschen. Kandy Klann. and Ken Mesch. SECOND ROW: Tim McMahan and Mr. Freeman. THIRD ROW:Mike Kief. Rod Zabel, David Warnick. Randy Morris, Roy Havener. John Martin, and Greg Widmer. FOURTH ROW: Galen Litwiller. Greg Frichtl. Tom Meents. Terry May, Gary Moyer. Scott Sheehan. Greg Reynolds, and Dennis Poison. FIFTH ROW David Bryant. Jeff Harrison. Greg Kingston. John Kessler. Homero DeBoni. Gary Moss. Chuck Magers. and David Punke. MERICA FUTUREFARMERSOFAMERICAFUTUREFARMERSOFAMERICA Fill OFFICERS President: Steve Loschen Vice President: Bryan Smith Secretary: Matt Nuss Treasure: Kandy Klann Reporter: Lauren Bloom Sentinal: Ken Mesch Sponsor: Mr. Freeman Chaplin: Tim McMahan lEFARMERSOFAMERICAFUTUR I - - - 2 ' : CHAPTER SWEETHEART m 30 CO o g ICA FUTUREFARMERSOFAMERICAFUTUREFA OTT A Future Farmers of America is an organization for high school students who study vocational agriculture. It helps them prepare for careers in agriculture, and trains them to become responsible citizens and leaders in their communities. Paxton’s Chapter participated in such events as soil judging, farm progress shows, junior and varsity parlimentary procedures, and a trip to the National Convention at Kansas City. FFA also raised money by selling popcorn at football and basketball games. They also sold seeds and rat poison. They participated in the National FFA Week by having an open house and a greased pig contest. The members also helped in the annual Paxton Sale. 103 Front Row: Jeff Forbes. Mgr., Greg Widmer. Dennis Glad. Dave Pruitt. Darcy Rust. Don Foster. Dennis Hurley. Jeff Rutkowske, Troy Parsons. Tim Vest. Dave Bebout. Mgr. Second Row: Justin Holland. Brad Ashmore, Tim Bronas. John Bixby. Marc Wolf, Carl Hoke. Glen Fickbohm. Chuck Bennett. Jim Bender. Rick Peers. Craig Stockman. Back Row: Greg Burdette. Dave Woolridge, Rick Harper. Doug Ehman, Jeff Harrison. Mike Lantz, Al Rattonetti. Dan Bixby. Randy Kinney. Vic Zimmerman. Thad Hill. B O Y S T R A C Tim Bronas tries the long jump. Craig Stockman runs the mile. Dan Bixby winds up in the discus. SENIOR ATHLETES 104 Carl Hoke Al Rattonetti Craig Stockman Marc Wolf Vic Zimmerman Glen Fickbohm Rick Harper Thad Hill reaches for a long jump. The Paxton Mustangs Boy’s Track and Field team had another fine season. They were led this year by strong performances in the field events and in distance running. Coach Guyot hopes to have as good a year next year as he had this year. Dennis Glad and Brad Ashmore come around the corner. Jeff Harrison guts it out Greg Widmer and Jeff Rutkowske take off in the 100. Marc Wolf shows form in the pole vault. Vic Zimmerman prays for a good jump. 105 Front: Sandy Carleton. Jane Partridge, Peggy Gronemeyer. Jill Seibring. Carrie Wilson. Julie White. Libby Dewey. Jenifer Wolf. Linda Killingsworth. Melinda Hewerdine. Middle: Vicky Pruitt. Lisa Marlar. Lisa Rydell. Kandy Klann. Kim Short. Lauren Bloom. Kelly Molck. Ursula Roncevich. Chris Beck. Back: Coach Molck. Laura Knueppe. Mary Matter. Peggy Popel. Robyn Thompson. Kris Meents. Debbie Lox, Jeanine Lehrman. Maleeta Garrett. Patty Stadler. Coach Molck PHS Georgetown- 87 Rankin St. Anne- 44 Fisher HEL-Buckley 83 Loda Fisher-Cissna 95 Park 67 Gibson City St. Joe 40Vi Classic Watseka-Chatsworth 69 Farmer City Clifton- 49 Sheldon Team 2 Team 3 Team 4 67 Maleeta Garrett Kandy Klann Laura Kneuppel Kris Meents Sandy Carleton Jane Partridge Peggy Popel Patty Stadler Lisa Rydell Robyn Thompson G SENIOR ATHLETES Front: Janet Haile. Susan McBride. Ramona Buzzard. Alyce Judge. Traci Uden. Ronda Arnold. Laurie Panzer. Middle: Lisa Craft. Sharon Withers. Karah Elliott. Connie Harris. Diane Reckowsky. Tiffany Adams. Kathy Pilkington. Missy Stalter. Back: Kathy Harris. Tracy Messer. Angie Harper. Laurie Wilkens, Sue Roy. Cheryl Olaf, Dee Fickbohm. Elaine Foster. Michele Lantz. 107 Debbie Wilcox-Student Sherrill Pilkington-St. Helper Helper Dorothy Foster-Office Secretary Marlene Stalter-Guidance Sec. 109 Willie Burgess-Janitor Max Elliot-Janitor Jim Griffin- Janitor Dean Blackford Don Burkland Don Brinegar-Secretary George Laszar-V. President Judith Popel Tim Schofield BOARD OF EDUCATION PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE John Stevenson-President- Charles Wood-Superintendant William Wylie-Principal FACULTY Debra Bailey-Science. Science Club Mary Beer-Librarian. Sponsor. Junior Class Sponsor. Joan Cole-Learning Disabilities. Stan Daro-Art, Senior Sponsor. AFS Sponsor. Charles Climer-Social Studies. Sophomore Sponsor. Sandra Emerick-Mathematics. Sophomore Sponsor. NHS Sponsor. Ill Christina Frisbie- Mathematics. Reflector advisor. Junior Class Sponsor. Gary Freeman- Agriculture. FFA. Clinton Forsyth- Boys' P.E.. Football Coach. Angela Greenwell- Business. Cheerleader Sponsor. Freshman Class Sponsor. Rick Glenn- Social Studies. Student Council. Basketball Coach. Freshman Class Sponsor. Football Coach. Eugene Kingston- Lora Lennertz- Teacher '-; ■ ”'s-.v Richard Rundquist- Foreign Language. Blue and Gold Sponsor. Senior Class Sponsor; Photo Not Available. Rose Lindgren Home Economics 114 Janice Maine- Science (Sub.) + x • ■ % x Toni Molck- Girls’ P.E.. Volleyball-Track Coach. Intramural Sponsor. Jari Oncken- Music. Chorus Sponsor. Joyce Pool- Business. Consumer Ed. John Seng- Drivers Education. Senior Class Sponsor. James Reeder- Industrial Arts. Junior Class Sponsor. Donald Shields- English. Sophomore Class Sponsor. Girls Basketball and Volleyball Coach. Lawrence Smith- Drivers Education, Senior Class Sponsor. Robert Tuggle- Health. Senior Class Sponsor. Joseph Wolfe- Band. George Young- Science. Sophomore Class Sponsor. Girls Basketball Coach. Diane Tavenner- Teacher’s Aide. Donald Wolf- Industrial Arts. ICE. Freshman Class Sponsor. Gerald Zimmerman- Science. Boys’ P.E.. Athletic Director. Football Coach. i 116 THE WAY THEY WERE PS The Paxton High School Class of 1982 got together at Twin Bridges in Dog Town, U.S.A. for their 20 year reunion. The affair was organized by Carrie Bennett and Karla Eyre; Peggy Popel prepared the place by fertilizing it. Dave Woolridge opened the festivities with a speech, but no one understood it because he mumbled. Entertainment was provided by Tom McMahan and his jam box, featuring Mike Birch, a rock star with VAN HALEN, his lead singer, Carla Patterson, and Joel Rasmus, who took Johnny Rotten’s place in the SEX PISTOLS. Kelly Elliott, dentist, provided a free check up for everyone. Previews for upcoming comic movies were shown by Mahala Couch, Owner of Paxton Skateland which is the setting for a new movie, Skatetown, U S A., starring Lynn Hylbert, Jody Rose, A Roller Derby star, with sounds provided by Robin Eaves. Also, Cyndee Rackley, who directs triple G-G-G films, showed scenes from her upcoming movie starring Julie Natterstad and Diane Reck-owsky. Lunch was provided by Julie Allred and Donna Hofbauer, owners of Paxton's elegant JUSTE HAM-BURGE and now multimillionaires Homero DeBoni, Gigi Gantter, and Cheryl Olaf, co-owners of the new Paxton Variety, provided bever- While everyone was eating, Kelly Smith tried to entertain us, but, unfortunately, he is still telling the same rotten jokes he told in high school. So Patty Stadler (alias Richard Pryor) took over and saved the day by performing the show she does on Sunset Strip. Also present were Gary Abel, shortest NBA basketball player, Tami Cabbage, marriage counselor (she’s been married nine times), Sandy Carleton and her seventeen kids, Trina Cola, a reformed talk-aholic sat quietly in the corner while Alex Dorche, owner of the former D R, now renamed Dorche’s Phar-meceutic Supplies spoke with Tami Edwards, a divorced alcoholic weighing in at 235 and Natalie Grayson, now a Chicago Honey Bear cheerleader. Kristi Hartz, owner of the first generic Eisner store in town, and Jim Panzer, her aisle maintance manager. Todd Hofer, your helpful hardware man, spoke with Ann Jarboe now a professional hog-caller and Angie Kinnamon Coultery fresh from the pig farm. Others were Kellie Marron, head holy roller of Campus Life, Jane Partridge, owner of Hornsby’s, Dan Ozzy Ozbourne Bixby, pro football player who eats rats to psyche himself up and his rat catcher Al Rat-tonetti. Lisa Rydell, who has devoted her life to improving cheering squads all over the world, Cari Shelton who raises hores in New Mexico, A.J. Staerkel, who went bankrupt from gambling, Robyn Thompson, Basketball coach at Western Illinois University Marvin Turner head petroleum transfer engineer at Beasley’s, General Connie Wilson, fresh out of boot camp and Bobbye Young, owner of her own chicken farm. Some people were here, but couldn’t be found. Beth Anderson was off reading a book, Rick Harper was seen speeding down the dirt roads, Dave Maxey was playing Dungeons and Dragons by himself. Other celebrities present were Ken Mesch, the first five star general since World War Two, Brian Brown, three time winner of the 500, Professional teacher aids rie Buhrmaster and Roxanne Has kins and famous World Travellers, Mark Kavajecz and Craig Stock-man, Winners of the Boston Marathon and training for the Olympics. Carol Peers, highly successful nose surgeon, Steve and Teresa (Hyl-bert) Lee co-authors of a new book, “The Joy of Public Affection’’ Sam Wheeler, voted 1 Girl Watcher, Dan Scales, who now appears weekly on the Virgil Ward Show, and Lisa and Debbie Combs, both nurses at the Knights Templar Home. In the afternoon, Debbie Jordan owner of Tempo Fashions, had a midget fashion show. Laura Kneup-pel read a short poem she had written. World Champion fighter. Ma-leeta Garrett gave a demonstration of her Mud-wrestling techniques, Steve Loschen volunteered to help her demonstrate. Wendy Ford bought Lou’s in Paxton and had a car show, courtesy of Ford’s Chevrolet Brenda Downs, a nurse on the fifth floor at Mercy Hospital came with Kris Peters, the counselor there, and Jim Bender a patient of theirs. Dana Petroff, a semi-reformed Alcoholics Anonymous member, came with her ward, Kevin Mercer. Sherrill Pilkington, Paxton High School’s new Dot Foster and Tim McMahan, who is the F.F.A. teacher, came together. Greg Kingston drove by Forty-seven times and accidently ran over Marc Wolf in the parking lot. While the crowd cheered, Kandy Klann unsuccessfully tried to revive Marc while the crowd booed. Ron Roy and Bob Valentine were racing the quarter mile in their cool cars, and Dale Weckhorst was in a corner with Patty studying Steve and Ter-new book, att Nuss and Debbie Wilcox advantage of Todd Taxicab ames and his cab service, since Matt had lost his license for life. Jan-elle Hotrod Honda Skoog came racing up on her new motorcycle, followed closely by Rich Gilonske, who had Teresa Mattoon on the back of his, poor Teresa had a lot of trouble with her dress and high heels on the cycle. John Kessler, flower child, was seen passing out ... flowers for the Moonies. Chris Thompson pulled up in a bus ready for action. Rick Schrodt was ticketed on his way to the reunion, for going 90 in the wheelchair zone. Kris Meents couldn’t decide which boyfriend to bring, so she came alone. Diane Gentzler still can’t get through the drive-up window at the bank. Shay Darr had to leave early to watch her 6’5’’ daughter play basketball, Todd Pilcher, the Mr. Legs of the Month, showed off his muscles, Vic Zimmerman was leaving early to watch Zev Jr. triple jump, Glen Fickbohm tried to make it, but got stuck on a mud road, Lisa Buhs sent her regrets, she was attending the graduation of her first born. Karen Sandland didn’t make it, she had a party to attend, and Cheryl Workman was on her way, but got totally lost and was never heard from again. 119 Roger Schoeder Award Craig Stockman Hammerlund Award Lisa Rydell American Legion Awards Lisa Rydell Craig Stockman Bugler Certificate of Appreciation Lynn Hylbert Evelyn Wylie Burton Scholarship Lisa Rydell STATE TRACK HONORS PAXTON 10th PLACE DAN BIXBY 5th place Shot put 8th place discus VIC ZIMMERMAN 2nd place Triple Jump 7th place Long Jump CRAIG STOCKMAN 7th place 3200 meter run 120 Alex Dorche receives his diploma. Mahala Couch accepts her diploma. Dave Maxey grasps his diploma Carrie and Roxanne are nervous. Lynn helps Sandy with her hat. Carl and Chris are all smiles? Came And Tom take it a step at a time Jim, Mike, and Todd talk about post-grad nite activities. Debbie Combs receives her diploma. 121 Buzzard. Romona 60. 66. 67. 75. 80. 107 Cabbage. Tami 34. 61. 124 Cabbage. Cindy 75 Carleton. Sandy 11. 35. 58. 60. 68, 71. 99. 106. 107. 124 Carson. Dave 22. 24. 26. 64. 69. 74M; Clampitt, Ed 16. 75 Cleary. Alyce 28. 88 Cole. Tnna 35. 43. 59. 60. 60. 124 Coleman. Ken 31. 82 Corning. Pat 75 Corning. Sheri 68. 82. 86 Couch. Mahala 35. 61. 124 aft. Lisa 8. 14. 21. 25. 26. 27. 69. 74. 75. 107 randall. Alan 88 Darr. Shay 30. 35. 54. 55. 60. 12 DeBoni. Homero 11. 24. 25. 28. 60. 64. 65. 102. 103. 124 wey. Libby 6. 25. 88. 106 John 20. 56. 81. 82 che. Alex 16. 35. 45. 68. 124 ty. Lori 61. 63. 88 wns. Brenda 35. 68. 124 emann. Chris 22. 25. 52. 81. aves. Robin 35. 124 dwards. Tami 18. 19. 28. 33. 44. men. Doug 22. 25. 69. 76. Elliott. 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Tim 25, 42. 45. 52. 59. 102. 103. 124 McMahan. Tom 42. 61. 63. 124 Meents. Kris 14. 21. 26. 28. 33, 42. 60. 68. 106. 107. 124 Meents. Tom 20. 102 Mercer. Kevin 11. 24 Mercer. Michelle 84. 85 Merrick. David 8, 28. 52. 60. 68. 69. 71. 75. 78 Mesch. Ken 11, 16. 42. 45. 84. 102. 103. 124 Messer. Tracy 7. 11. 12. 13. 23. 25, 81. 83. 94. 107 Meyer. Alan 24. 25. 60. 63. 90 Meyer. Beth 76. 78. 80 Milchuck. Jacinda 66. 67. 68. 77. 78. 90 Milchuck. Chris 63. 91 Miller. Angie 61. 84 Molck. Kelly 11. 19. 28. 78. 106 Morger. Robbie 11. 16. 28. 52. 53. 78. 96. 97. Moms. Jeff 84 Morris. Randy 78. 81. 84. 102. 103 Moss. Gary 90. 102 Moyer. JoAnn 78 Moyer. Gary 102 Mount. Mike 90 Natterstead. Julie 21. 31. 42. 60. 64. 68. 98. 124 Nelson. Tim 91. Noble. Laura 61. 63. 91 Nuckols. Mike 8. 11. 16. 28. 78. Nuss. Marty 20. 25. 52. 56. 91 Nuss. Matt 11. 42. 44. 50. 64. 98. 102. 103. 124 Nuss. Pat 16. 75 Olaf. Charlotte. 6. 21. 25. 26. 88. 91 Olaf. Cheryl 9. 12. 21. 25. 26. 28. 33. 43. 67. 71. 94. 100. 107. 124 Ostrom. Laurie 11. 21. 25. 26. 27. 63. 66. 81. 94 Overman. Brian 85 Panzer. Laurie 7. 11. 21. 26. 85. 94. 100. 106. 107 Panzer. Jim 11. 13. 16. 43. 71, 124 Parsons. Troy 22. 62. 63. 91. 94 Partridge. Jane 43. 99. 106. 107. 124 Patterson. Carla 23. 25. 43. 44. 124 Patterson. Cheryl 23. 57. 71. 90. 91 Pearl. Tim 86 Peers. Carol 21. 25. 28. 33. 43. 45. 60. 62. 63. 64. 67. 69. 124 Peers. Rick 25. 28. 69. 81. 100 Perkins. Debbie 57. 91. 92 Peters. Kris 43. 61. 62. 63. 124 Petroff. Dana 12. 21. 25. 26. 43. 60. 65. 66. 67. 69. 98. 124 Pilcher. Todd 9. 11. 16. 35. 43. 44. 47. 52. 53. 57. 96. 99. 124 Pilkington, Kathy 88, 91. 107 Pilkington. Sherrill 43. 61. 62. 63, 66. 67. 68. 108. 124 Poison. Dennis 11. 20. 56. 91. 102 Poison. Sandy 61. 85 Popel. Peggy 9. 18. 19. 28. 31. 33. 43. 44. 54. 55. 57. 68. 96. 106. 107. 124 Potter. Amy 7. 25. 26. 61. 82. 84 Price. Arnold 91 Price. John 14. 91 Pruitt. David 20. 28. 31. 56. 91 Pruitt. Vicky 61. 63. 78. 80. 106 Punke. David 28. 52. 56. 81. 85. 102. Rackley. Cyndee 43. 68. 71. 124 Rasmus. Bob 25. 69. 71. Rasmus. Joel 14. 22. 43. 62. 63. 68. 124 Rasmus. Leah 21. 23. 25. 26. 63. 91 Rattonetti, AMI. 46. 124 Reber. Robbie 56. 91 Reckowsky. Diana 11. 21, 25. 26. 27. 46. 64. 67. 107. 124 Reynolds. Greg 92. 102 Riggleman. Brenda 18. 63. 92 Roncevich. Dimitrije 85. 92 Roncevich. Ursula 6. 11. 21. 57. 92. 106. Ross. Jody 46. 124 Roy. Ron 46. 82. 124 Roy. Susan 7, 61. 64. 66. 67. 68. 81. 82. 83. 84, 85. 94. 100. 107 Rust. Darcy 22. 92 Rutkowske. Jeff 11. 20. 92. Rutkowske. Sherry 83. 85. Rydell. Brian 16. 78. 96. 97 Rydell. Lisa 11. 18. 19. 21. 24. 30. 44. 47. 58. 60. 69. 71. 106. 107. 124 Sandland. Karen 45. 46. 124 Scales. Dan 46. 124 Scales. Viki 7. 61. 66. 68. 82. 85. 94 Schneider. Denise 6. 57. 89. 92 Schrodt. Rick 22. 46. 124 Seibring. Jill 11. 21. 28. 30. 50. 54. 57. 81. 85. 106. 107 Shelton. Can 11. 124 Sheehan. Kelly 11. 25. 28. 57. 59. 81. 85 Sheehan. Scott 78. 102 Shore. David 7. 11. 28. 66. 81. 84. 86. 94. 100 Short. Kim 7. 28. 54. 57. 77. 81. 85. 86. 100. 106 Sitter. Patty 61. 78. 98. Sizemore. Joyce 92. Skoog. Janelle 24. 25. 26. 28. 33. 46. 62. 63. 64. 66. 67. 124 Slattery. Meg 8. 11. 28. 77. 96. 97. Slattery. Tom 20. 56. 92. Smith. Bryan 25. 77. 100. 102. 103 Smith. Kelly 11. 46. 52. 53. 67. 124 Snelling, Debbie 61 Stadler. Patty 46. 54. 55. 106. 107. 124 Staerkel. A J 28. 29. 45. 46. 124 Stalter. Melissa 11. 21. 28. 64. 81. 84. 86. 98. 107 Stedwell. Kathy 8. 27. 68. 77. 96. 97. Stockman. Craig 9. 11, 12. 22, 31. 45. 46. 51. 60. 66. 67. 100. 124 Swan. Lisa 21, 25. 26. 92 Swan. Mindy 18. 19. 50. 77. Swanstrom. Alan 92 Swanstrom. Tawna 19. 61. 77 Tavenner. Chris 11. 77. 102 Teesdale. Joe 77 Thompson. Chris 9. 21. 26. 31. 34. 45. 46. 51. 58. 68. 71. 124 Thompson. Mike 86 Thompson. Robin 18. 19. 31. 44. 46. 54, 55. 106. 107. 124 Thorstenson. Todd 20, 25. 31. 56. 92 Todd. Gina 92 Turner. Marvin 11. 46. 62. 63. 68. 99. 124 Uden. Tracie 94. 107 Valentine. Bobby 16. 46. 124 Vaughn. Bob 56. 81. 86. Vest. Tim 20. 50. 92 Vibbert. David 92 Walker. Jodi 58. 61. 92 Warnick. Dave 92. 102 Watkins. Tammy 28, 92 Watson. Roy 92 Watts. Kris 11. 12. 19. 31. 51. 64. 71. 78. 79. 98 Weckhorst. Dale 16. 46. 68. 98. 124 Weisenbarn. Jill 6. 21. 25. 26. 30. 58. 69. 91 White. Julie 11. 21. 28. 59. 64, 70. 71, 81. 86. 106 White. Sherry 61. 64. 66. 68. 81. 82. 84. 88. 94 Widmer. Greg 14. 20. 91. 94. 102 Widmer. Mike 51. 77. 99 Wilcox. Debbie 46. 68. 108. Wilkens. Laurie 57. 90. 107. Wilson. April 61. 77. Wilson. Carrie 11. 21. 25. 26. 106 Wilson. Connie 46. 61. 63. 124 Withers. Karen 19. 54. 77. Withers. Mike 92 Withers. Ken 86 Withers. Sharon 57. 61. 107 Wolf. Jennifer 6. 21. 25. 26. 27. 28. 31. 94. 106 Wolf, Marc 9. 16. 28. 29. 44. 46. 50. 64. 66. 67. 69. 70. 100. 124 Woolridge. Dave 11. 16. 31. 42. 46. 69. 124 Woolridge. Kathy 23. 25. 31. 71. 88 Workman. Cheryl 9. 44. 46. 55. 60. 64. 69. 124 Wozmak. Richard 11. 85 Wright. Jeanine 28. 61. 63. 76. 79 Young. Bobbye 46. 59. 63. 68. 124 Zenner. Ron 92 Zimmerman. Vic 11. 16. 17. 28. 29. 44. 46. 50. 52. 69. 70. 71. 124 Combs. Amy 61 Combs. Debbie 35. 124 Combs. Kathy 61. 75’ Combs. Lisa 35. 124 Combs. Ricky 75 Haskins. Jody 61. 83 Turner. Mark 77 Wheeler. Sam 56. 61. 124 123 SENIORS jM ! ? -ij vom KM- - ■