Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

—I 1984 SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT: (1) Judy PopeI SUPERINTENDENT: (2) Charles Wood VICE PRESIDENT: (3) Donald Burklund SECRETARY: (A) John Stevenson BOARD MEMBERS: (5) Donald Kelly (6) Dean Blackford (7) Ken Maine (8) Jeffrey Shaffer PHS TEACHERS 1-Toni Molck: Girls P.E., Volleyball Coach, Girls Track Coach, Intramural Coordinator, Fr. Class Auxiliary Sponsor 2- Gerald Zimmerman: Boys P.E., Modern Biology, Athletic Director, Football Coach, Fr. Class Sponsor 3- Clint Forayth: Boys P.E., Sr. Class Auxiliary Sponsor, Football Coach, J. V. Basketball Coach 4- Don Shields: English 1 2, Speech, JV Volleyball Coach, JV Girls Basketball Coach, Sr. Class Sponsor 5- Dave Harder: English 3 4, Drama, Reading, Play Director, Speech Team Coach, Fr. Class Auxiliary Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor 6- Fred Guyot: Speech, ACT Semantics, Literature, Rhetoric, Creative Writing, Algebra I, Cross Country Coach, Boys Track Coach, Speech Coach, Jr. Class Sponsor 7- Richard Rundquiat: Spanish 1 2, Latin 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Gold Sponsor, Soph. Class Sponsor Both the students and the faculty of PHS would like to salute Mr. Guyot for being chosen Master Teacher by the Governor's Master Teacher Program. r 1 Stan Daro: Art I, II, III, AFS Sponsor, Fr. Auxiliary Sponsor 2-Don Wolf: ICE, Drafting, Wood Tech, VICA Sponsor, Jr. Class Sponsor 3-Joe Wolfe: Band Director, Music Theory, Jr. Auxiliary Sponsor 4-Jari Lynn Oncken: Chorus Director, Jr. Auxiliary Sponsor 5-James Reeder: Industrial Arts, Fr. Class Sponsor 6-Roae Lindgren: Home Ec, Food Management. Child Development, Sewing 1 2, Soph. Auxiliary Sponsor 7.-Mary Beer: Library, Jr. Auxiliary Sponsor 8-Rick Glenn: World Geography, U.S. History, American Government, J. V. Football Coach, Varsity Basketball Coach, Jr. Class Sponsor 9-Charlea dimer: Sociology, Psychology, World History, U.S. History, Sr. Class Sponsor 10 ■■ 1- Gene Kingston: Special Education, Mental Health Club Sponsor, Sr. Class Auxiliary Sponsor 2- Pam Birch: Student Teacher from ISU 3- Joan Cole: Learning Disabilities 4- Kathy Carolyn: Learning Disabilities 5- Margaret Fiorillo: Guidance Counselor, Sophomore Class Auxiliary Sponsor 6- Robert Tuggle: Health, Fr. Orientation, Industrial Arts, Soph. Class Sponsor 7- John Seng: Driver Education, Soph. Class Sponsor 8- Lawrence Smith: Driver Education, Soph. Class Sponsor 9- Joyce Pool: Typing 1, 2, 3. Office Practice, Shorthand 1, Soph. Class Auxiliary Sponsor 10- Jean Hoffmann: Typing 1, Accounting 1 2, Consumer Education, Jr. Class Sponsor 1-Sandy Emerick: Plane Geometry, Algebra II, General Math, Pre-Algebra, Vocational Math, National Honor Society Sponsor, Sr. Class Sponsor 2-Tina Friabie: Algebra I, Pre-Algebra, Reflector Advisor, Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, General Math, Fr. Class Sponsor 3-Debra Bailey: Chemistry, Physics. General Science, Fr. Class Sponsor. Cheerleading Sponsor 4 -George Young: Modern Biology, Advanced Biology, BSCS, Girl's Basketball Coach. Sr. Class Sponsor 5-Gary Freeman: Ag 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Sponsor, Sr. Class Auxiliary Sponsor 6-Diane Tavenner: Officer Secretary 7-Vicki McCoy: Guidance Office Secretary 8- Michelle Bridges: Office Worker 9-William Wylie: Principal 12 1- Cooks: Evelyn Ingold. Marie Rubarts, Margaret Hasselbring 2- Max Elliott: Janitor 3- Gary Abel: Janitor 4- Chuck Magers: Janitor 5- Tim Schofield: Bus Driver 6- Joyce Lantz: Bus Driver 7- Frenchie Sennert: Bus Driver 8- Joe Wagner: Bus Driver 9- Willie Wagner: Bus Driver 3 LOVING OF ELZIE NUSS 1928-1983 FRESHMAN HONORS FRESHMAN HONORS Milton Irvin-Football Chad Johnson-Football Bob King-Football, Basketball Glenn Lawson-Football, Basketball Fred Magers-Band Kris Matter-Volleyball, Band, Basketball, Track Kari McCormick-Volleyball, Track Debbie Merkle-Band Corey Miller-Football, Basketball Pam Mitchell-Volleyball Glenn Overman-Football, Basketball Chad Palmer-Football Joe Pearl-Cross Country Kirk Peters-Football, Basketball Beth Potter-Speech Julie Reber-Basketball and Football Cheerleader, Academic Letter, Track Steve Reynolds-Football David Rheeling-Football, Basketball Chad Riggleman-Band, Cross Country Damjan Roncevich-Basketball, Academic Letter Brian Sanderson-Speech Brian Schroeder-Football Suzie Shell-Band, Basketball Julie Abel-Volleyball, Basketball, Track Mike Adkins-Football Teresa Anderson-Track Amy Ashmore-Basketball and Football Cheerleader Jodi Betts-Band, Cross Country, Academic Letter Laurel Brown-Band Jill Collins-Speech, Band, Basketball Frank Da vis-Band Tom Dewey-Football, Basketball, Band Wendy Doan-Speech Erica Dremann-Band Rodney Emberson-Football Tammy Emberson-Track Keith Eyre-Football Manager H. J. Flessner-Football Jim Gibson-Cross Country John Green-Football AI Grigalunas-Football Jodi Guyot-Speech, Band, Cross Country Tim Harrison-Band, Cross Country Julie Henderson-Volleyball, Band, Basketball, Academic Letter Kara Jo Hartz-Basketball and Football Cheerleader, Track Ray Hewerdine-Football Sandy Hofer-Volleyball Michelle Houser-Basketball Debbie Short-Basketball, Volleyball, Academic Letter, Track David Skoog-Band Mark Stevenson-Basketball, Football, Band Kelly Swanson-Basketball, Football Tanya Thorstenson-Band Leigh White-Cross Country, Track Michael Wilder-Football, Band Lynette Wilken-Basketball Cheerleader Tara Young-Speech, Basketball, Cross Country Tracy Young-Football Cris Zimmerman-Band, Speech President-Damjan Roncevich Vice President-Jill Collins Secretary-Stacey Henson Treasurer-Rod Emberson Representatives-Amy Ashmore Julie Henderson Kris Matter 17 Julie Abel Mike Adkins Steve Adkins Teresa Anderson Amy Ashmore Anthony Betz Jodi Betts Donald Bott Laurel Brown Jodie Betts and Jodi Guyot discuss cross country in freshmen orientation Milton Irvin gets nervous at the fish fry. Dawn Burgrabe Bob Carleton Jill Collins Lisa Colwell Linda Crandall Cheri Davidson Frank Davis Tom Dewey Wendy Doan 18 Chuck Douglas Erica Dremann Eric Edmonds Rodney Emberson Tammy Emberson Keith Eyre H.J. Flesner Kristen Foster Lanette Garthwait Jim Gibson Robin Gibson John Green At Grigalunas Jodi Guyot Tim Harrison Kara Hartz Erica Dremann enjoys getting admits from no one Alan Shovan does not care about his ears in health. 19 Penny Haskins Julie Henderson Stacey Henson Ray Hewerdine Sandy Hofer Michelle Houser Kim Howe Milton Irvin Chad Johnson The cold at Homecoming got to Kara and Tim. Looks like H.J. enjoys working atone on the float. Linda Jordan Bob King Lori Kinney Marla Knuth Jodi Lantz Tina Larimer Glenn Lawson Dawn Magers Fred Magers 20 Kris Matter Kari McCormick Debbie Merkle Jackie Meyer Corey Miller Pam Mitchell Chris Mullins Irene Napier Glenn Overman Chad Palmer Joe Pearl Kirk Peters Conie Pilkington Beth Potter Jeri Rapp Lisa Ream Mr Dukek, in place of Mr Reeder, helped worked on the freshmen float. Lanette, Lori, and Alan have no respect for lunch tables. Julie Reber Steve Reynolds David Rheeiing Ricky Riblet Chad Riggleman Damjan Roncevich Brian Sanderson Brian Schroeder Pat Shadix Damjan enjoys working on the float. Fred gives Kristen a hard time building the float. Suzie Shell Debbi Short Alan Shovan David Skoog Steve Smith Jennifer Sobota Mark Stevenson Kelly Swanson Scott Swanson 22 Jim Swinconas Tanya Thorstenson Darrell Tittle Terri True Tina Vaughn Melissa Waller Tracy Watkins Tisha Wheeler Leigh White Mike Wilder Lynette Wilken Laurie Withers Tara Young Tracy Young Cris Zimmerman Not Pictured: Danny Couch Alan Crandall Mike Walker Brian 23 Yanders SOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORES Denise Hudson-Band Phil Hull-Football, Basketball Phil Jarboe-Band Tammy Jinks-Band, Volleyball Statistician Chris Johson-Band Brian Jones-Basketball Mona Jones-Speech, Cross Country, Football Cheerleader Mary Kemnetz-Cross Country Bill King-Football Doug Langley-Football Becky Litwiller-Academic Bar, Track, Band Rocky Marron-Football, Basketball Carrie Marshall-Volleyball Lynn Marshall-Band, Volleyball, Basketball Ken Massey-Football Leanna McClure-Cross Country, Track Teh Merkle-Basketball, Band Deanne Mize-Band Kristin Molck-Academic Letter, Band, Volleyball, Basketball, Track Steve Nuss-Football, Basketball Sonja Rawls-Band, Speech, Academic Bar Jennifer Rheeling-Band, Cross Country, Basketball, Track Manager Doug Rinkenberger-Band Lisa Anderson-Basketball, Cross Country, Band, Track Manager David Annis-Speech Jim Arends-Academic Bar, Football, Band Roger Atkins-Football Stephanie Basta-Speech, peech Alice Batte-Speech, Band Matt Bever-Football Wade Bleich-Academic Bar Lori Burdick-Speech David Clampitt-Football Carrie Collins-Speech, Band Amy Dargan-Band Trade Dice-Band, Football Cheerleader, Cross Country James Duff-Cross Country, Band Darcy Eichelberger-Band Joe Emberson-Football, Basketball Brad Forsyth-Band, Football, Basketball, Academic Letter Scott Foster-Football Manager Darren Gentzler-Band, Football Joe Grayson-Band Doug Green-Band, Football, Speech Traci Griffin-Band, Basketball Manager Craig Hadden-Cross Country Tracy Hofer-Volleyball Buddy Ronna-Football Matt Rubarts-Football Gina Sandidge-Volleyball Manager Jeff Schrodt-Football Manager, Band Brenda Sheehan-Band Adrienne Silence-Band Kris Smith-Band Alecia Starkey-Basketball Manager Amy Stevenson-Academic Bar, Band Steve Strickland-Cross Country, Basketball Shelley Thompson-Cross Country, Basketball, Band Lori Valentine-Band Class Officers: Doug Green-President ( Not pictured), Jim Arends-Vice President, Dary Eichelberger-Secre-tary, Lisa Anderson-Treasurer (Not pictured), Brad Forsyth-Representative, Kristin Molck-Representative, Randy Westmoreland-Representa five Lisa VanLaningham-Band, Basketball Manager Bill Warner-Football Randy Westmoreland-Football, Basketball Mike Woolworth-Football 25 Roger Adkins Lisa Anderson David Annis Jim A rends Matt Bachman Stephanie Basta Alice Batte Tim Birch Wade Bleich Wade Bleich and Buddy Ronna clowning around in class. This sign appeared in the sophomore halls at homecoming. Lori Burdick Dave Clampitt Carrie Collins Amy Dargan Juanita DeLaCruz Trade Dice James Duff Chad Duncan Darcy Eichelberger 26 Eddie Eichner Joe Emberson Joy Faulkner Brad Forsyth Leon Foster Scott Foster Louis Frank Tim French Steve Strickland blessing his food. Melinda Frichtl Darren Gentzler Dennis Glad Joe Grayson Doug Green Traci Griffin Tina Guillaume Craig Hadden Vernon Rhodes .-•e ng pi ; corn a: a football game 27 Larry Haile Tracy Hofer Denise Hudson Phil Hull Randy Hurley Mark Jackson Phil Jarboe Tammy Jinks Chris Johnson School has turned Dave Clampitt into a rat The sophomore girls having fun while working on a first place float. Mark Johnson Brian Jones Mona Jones Mary Kemnelz Trina Kidd Bill King Ed Kirkland Lori Koontz Doug Langley 28 Norm Liles Becky Lit wilier Pat Livermore Rocky Marron Carrie Marshall Lynn Marshall Ken Massey Leanna McClure Sonja Rawls and Adrienne Silence attentively watch the game Terri Merkle Christy Miller Deanne Mize Kristin Molck Bev Monroe Julia Muller Teresa Nelson Scott Niccum Chris Johnson being tortured by his classmates 29 Steve Nuss Tracy Poison Suzy Price Sonja Rawls Jennifer Rheeling Vernon Rhodes Doug Rinkenberger Buddy Ronna Matt Rubarts Alecia Starkey concentrates on a project. Carrie. Tracy, and Brenda at band competition. Gina Sandidge Jeff Schrodt Ken Schroeder Brenda Sheehan Adrienne Silence Kris Smith Jon Sobota Tim Sobota Alecia Starkey 30 30 Amy Stevenson Steve Strickland Alan Swanstrom Shelley Thompson Lori Valentine Lisa VanLaningharr Staci Vest Dave Vibbert Lynn and Carrie Marshall performing at a volleyball game Bill Warner Jerry Wells Randy Westmoreland Kathy White Mike Woolworth Tim, Ed. and Larry trying to hgure out what they're eating. The sophomores freshing up at the scrimmage 31 O LIMIT JUNIOR HONORS JUNIOR HONORS Tiffany Adams-Speech Brad AShmore-Cross Country, Band Mike Batte-Football, Basketball, Band June Benear-Band David Bryant-Football Amy Combs-Basketball Libby Dewey-Cross Country, Band, Track Greg Gantter-Football, Band Andy Gooden-Football Peggy Gronemeyer-Cross Country, Academic Bar, Track Jana Henson-Volleyball Melinda Hewerdine-Speech, Track Thad Hill-Football, Basketball, Band Justin Holland-Football Sandy Jordan-Football and Basketball Cheerleader Ron Knuth-Football Michelle Lantz-Band Galen Litwiller-Academic Bar Lisa Marlar-Volleyball, Track Dawn Marshall-Volleyball, Basketball John Martin-Football Mary Matter-Volleyball, Basketball, Band Tom Meents-Football Alan Meyer-Band Chris Milchuck-Speech Marty Nuss-Basketball, Band Charlotte Olaf-Volleyball Troy Parsons-Cross Country Dennis Poison-Football, Basketball John Price-Football Leah Rasmus-Band, Cross Country Manager Robby Reber-Football, Academic Bar Brenda Riggleman-Football and Basketball Cheerleader Ursula Roncevich-Volleyball Jeff Rutkowske-Football Denise Schneider-Basketball Tom Slattery-Football Lisa Swan-Band Todd Thorstenson-Football, Basketball Danny Vu-Academic Bar, Speech Jodi Walker-Basketball Cheerleader Tammy Watkins-Cross Country, Track Jill Weisenbarn-Band, Football and Basketball Cheerleader Carrie Wilson-Football Cheerleader Jenifer Wolf-Volleyball, Speech Class Officers-Jill Weisenbarn. Carrie Wilson. Jennifer Wolf. Tammy Watkins, Greg Reynolds. Thad Hill 33 Tiffany Adams Laura Adkins Lisa Arnold Brad Ashmore Mike Batte June Benear Ray Bott Lisa Brooks David Bryant Andy and Kathy take time to bow their heads. Jana. Let's get physical Alyce Cleary Amy Combs Libby Dewey Valerie Elliott Greg Frichtl Greg Gantter Andy Gooden Peggy Gronemeyer Kathy Harris 34 Jana Henson Melinda Hewerdine Thad Hill Jay Holland Cathy Hood Mary Isenhower Sandie Jordan Cliff Knerr Ron Knuth Gloria Koontz Michelle Lantz Someone should talk to the Junior guys about going out for cheerleading. Greg has high hopes for a future in the fashion world. Bonnie Larimer Galen Litwiller Lisa Marlar Dawn Marshall John Martin 35 Mary Matter Terry May Cindi McMillan Tom Meents Alan Meyer Chris Milchuck Roger Mullins Laura Noble Marty Nuss Aren't you Hungry? Juniors look enthused at the pep assembly Charlotte Olaf Troy Parsons Cheryl Patterson Tim Pearl Debi Perkins Kathy Pilkington Dennis Poison Arnold Price John Price }6 Dave Pruitt Leah Rasmus Rob Reber Greg Reynolds Brenda Riggleman Ursula Roncevich Darcy Rust Jeff Rutkowske Denise Schneider Tom Slattery Lisa Swan Mike, sorry you don't took innocent. Carrie, does your mom dress you at home? Todd Thorstenson Gina Todd Traci Uden Tim Vest Danny Vu 37 Jodi Walker David Warnick Tammy Watkins Jill Weisenbarn Elaine Wickenhauser Laurie Wilkens Carrie Wilson Sharon Withers Jenifer Wolf JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Laura Noble and Lisa Arnold are full of school “This is not my best side. spirit. Leah sure is cheerful. ”No Brenda that’s not the way it goes. Ursula and Mike dance the night away. Thad Hill or is it Thadd Hit? Mr. Young shows Tom how it’s done. On June 1st the class of ‘'84 took its last stroll as Paxton High School students as the concert band played “Pomp and Circumstance . The program began when Rhonda Bement welcomed everyone and gave her address to the senior class, then the following speeches were given: Susan Roy spoke on the importance of academics. Greg Burdette spoke on boys athletics. Rick Peers spoke on extra-curricular activities. and Melanie Kaufmann gave her address to the community and fellow classmates. The concert choir then sang Spread Your Wings and Fly . Then the following speeches were given: Julie White spoke on girls athletics. Laurie Os-trom spoke on band and John Dice put all the speeches together in his wind-up speech. The Evelyn Burton Wylie Scholarship was given to Julie White. Kim Short received the National Honor Society Scholarship. Greg Burdette was given the Dunnan Scholarship and Laurie Os-trom received the Green well Scholarship. The American Legion runner-up awards were given to Rhonda Bement and Greg Burdette the American Legion award was given to Susan Roy and John Bixby. Susan Roy was presented with the youth of the year award. 40 1984 CLASS PROPHECY Good morning. This is David Shore from WPAX with news, weather, and sports for the PHS class of 1984. Brought to you by John Dice's Pizza Person -when you're too busy at home, come by and try our Johns. The time at the tone is -—June 1. 2084. In the top of the news: Three Defect From U S.. Accident Reunites Classmates, and Group Shares Nobel Prize. Three former Paxton High School students have defected from the United States. The trio have sought asylum in the small neutral country of Dogtown The three are Dimitrije Roncevich. Melanie The Germ’’ Kaufmann. and Alper Kizar. According to sources. Roncevich. an ex-basketball star, hopes to make the Dogtown Olympic Team, while Kaufmann. a former Homecoming Queen, was searching for a Bolleyball game. Kizar was thought to be in hiding. New elected Dogtown President Missy Stalter could not be reached for comment. A coincidental crash on a Paris street yesterday united several Paxton classmates. Trade Hubcap Hudson. Marlynn Johnson, and Dee Fick-bohm collided beneath the famous Eiffel Tower. Airline hostess. Angie Miller, who heard the crash from her hotel room where she had been grounded by her mother again, recognized her classmates voices when Fickbohm shouted. No U Turn! No U Turn!” In Stockholm. Sweden, four former Paxton graduates have been awarded the Nobel Literature Prize for their work: Is There Life After Rhetoric Class?” The four were Dr. Kim Short. Dr. Susan Roy. Dr. Vicki Scales, and Parkland College student Rhonda Bement. It was just like old times. said Bement of the work that netted the group $250,000. Kim read the research. I wrote the manuscript. Susan typed it. and Viki turned it in late. ” In National News: A riot broke out in the Chicago Amphitheatre yesterday when a group billing itself as Morrison Lives tried to perform during a classical musical concert. Tim Pearl. Sean Guil-luame. Mike Thompson, and lead singers Shelly Mercer and Jodi Eyre were arrested following the fiasco. One of the trio, battered and buised. when asked if he was hurt replied. Just a pinch between the cheek and the gum. ” Elsewhere: A custodial strike centered around buying new brooms has shutdown construction on the newly developed Loda Nuclear Power Plant. Strike leaders Chuck Magers and Gary Moyer claim that all they are asking for is a dean sweep. Robb Ember son. in charge of the sewage disposal at the plant site, merely stated. The whole situation stinks. ” Colonel Chris Dre-mann of the Illinois Air National Guard has vowed to break the strike with force. Four wheel- drive tank battalions led by Majors Don Foster. Jeff Harrison. George Kirkland, and Randy Kinney were seen moving through the muddy fields south of the site as late as Tuesday night. On the lighter side: Paxton native Laurie Ostrom has just been named Swedish heritage Mother of the Year. Miss Ostrom noted for her two pan brownies was eliminated from last years competition when she quote dropeed them both” right in front of 40.000 people. Runnerup Cheryl Law-son. lost valuable points when her Harley-David-son broke down as she was draggin' main, and she missed valuable points in the talent contest. Lori Krumwiede. now living in Nassau. Bahamas, was unable to attend, and finished a distant third. Local news following this commercial message: Pizza Person ... dine in excellence among the drifting smells of garlic and anchovie ... relish the cuisine of chefs Rick Peers and Amy Potter . bring the kids for fun and games ... enjoy helium filled balloons filled by our own Michelle Bridges ... John Dice’s Pizza Person ... a family tradition ... a fun time. Locally: Paxton policeman Bill Lindstrom and two other Paxtonites have been honored for the saving the life of another Paxton man. Lindstrom and local farmers David Punke and Ken Coleman rescued avid fisherman Steve Johnson from West Creek. Tuesday. Johnson, the 1990 national bass tournament champion had been dragged into backwaters by a 165 pound carp he had snagged. Two Paxton nurses Sherry White and Kathy Woolridge have been acclaimed for saving another life in an unrelated incident. The pair were credited for saving the life of John Bixby. a professional musician. Bixby. who manufactures the world's biggest bass drums, had been entrapped inside one of his own drums when his fast drying cement sealed him in. The pair heard Bixby's cries and summoned professional boxer Steve Kemnetz. now training in his hometown. Kemnetz smashed the drum and freed Bixby. A merger of three Paxton area businesses has drawn fire from Paxton Mayor Dolph Burgrabe. The consolidation of Convenient Food Stores. J. Anthony’s, and the Rollie T Ranch has stirred controversy. The new business called Anthony's Convenient Cattle Service, and owned by former classmates Laurie Panzer. Cliff McCumber. and Jill Seibring. will process several thousand prime cattle each year. Seibring claims she raises the cattle. Panzer will ring them, and McCumber will sell the meat. Three-term Mayor Burgrabe. an opponent of Monopolis. claims the merger is a lot of bull. ” Paxton High School Superintendent Sherry Ru-towske has announced the hiring of truant officer Kim Hylbert and shop teacher Jeff Forbes. Forbes will replace Bob Tuggle a fifty year veteran of the PHS system. Rutowske. Forbes, and Hylbert had taken a vacation day and could not be found for comment. In a related story, the PHS school board has hired former elementary school helper Sheri Corning as Junior H.S. Princiap. The board, faced with a class of 100 eighth graders all over six feet tall, was looking for a tough disciplinarian. Corning allegedly has vowed to cut them down to her size. Eisner Food Store manager Kelly Sheehan won $50,000 in the IGA Bingo game today. Sheehan was expected to donate the winnings to charity, but was unavailable for comment. Speaking from her rural home. Sheehan's daughter. Charity. said. This is a great day. ” And now for the sports: A Paxton-backed car has qualified for the pole position at the Indy 500. The car owned by Paxton financier-car dealer Jackie Bryant and driven by the former grad Bob Vaughn was clocked at 64.50 miles per hour in time trials. When no other cars could finish time trials, the car was assigned the pole position. Chief mechanic Mike Livermore believes the car. a 1974 Ford station wagon, can win the Indy if he kept it pieced together for the whole 500 miles. Greg Burdette, a bronze medalist in the 2080 Olympics, has set a new American record for cow chip throwing. The former PHS discus thrower heaved his chip 270 feet. My cow must have eaten his Wheaties.” Burdette explained. Former PHS trackette Karah Elliott, who was on hand to measure the record throw, was less pleased - I just want to go home and take a bath. ” she commented. Tracy Messer and Susan Harper have tied for first in the U.S Marathon Olympic Trials held yesterday. The pair, who have spent the last twenty years training by running laps to make up p.e. credits, are considered Olympic favorites. Julie White calmly sank a free throw to give the Paxton Merchants a 80-79 win in the Women’s National Basketball Championship in Rantoul last evening. White, facing a hostile crowd of 25.000 at the Rantoul Civic Center hit the shot with no time on the clock. Asked why she was so calm amongst the noise. White simply answered. Truthfully, my high school coach yelled so loud at me that I've been deaf since high school. And finally, in the weather, weather woman Janet Haile reports that high winds and tidal waves will strike Paxton early tomorrow. This will be followed by a mild period of mourning. This has been David Shore with the news, weather. and sports from WPAX. the class of 1984 -have a nice life. 42 m :03: YOUTHS OF THE MONTH Rhonda Bement Laurie Ostrom Kim Short Dimitrije Roncevich Susan Roy 1. Best Looking: Robo Emberson Jackie Bryant ?. Most Friendly: David Punke Trade Hudson 3. Brown Noses: Kim Short John Bixby Rhonda Bement i. Rowdiest: Cheryl Lawson Bill Lindstrom 5. Walking Dictionary: Dimitrije Roncevich Viki Scales 3. Most Likely to Succeed: Kim Short Dimitrije Roncevich 44 SENIOR CHOICE AWARDS 1. Best Car: Mike Livermore Cheryl Lawson 2. Airheads: Janet Haile Bill Linds from Michelle Bridges 3. Prettiest Hair: Michelle Mercer Robo Emberson 4. Most Athletic: Julie White Greg Burdette 5. Class Comedian: John Dice Julie White SENIOR HONORS Rhonda Bement-Youth of the Month John Bixby-Band Greg Burdette-Band, Basketball. Track, Football, Son of the American Revolution John Dice-Football Chris Dremann-Band Robo Emberson-Football Marlynn Johnson-Speech Melanie Kaufmann-Speech Alper Kizar-Football Lori Krumwiede-Football and Basketball Cheerleader Cheryl Lawson-Basketball Mike Livermore-Academic Letter Laurie Ostrom-Academic Letter, Band, Speech, Youth of the Month Laurie Panzer-Football Cheerleader Rick Peers-Band, Football, Youth of the Month Amy Potter-Band David Punke-Basketball Dimitrije Roncevich-Youth of the Month, Academic Bar Susan Roy-Speech, Academic Bar, Youth of the Month and Year, Daughter of the American Revolution, Volleyball Statistician Viki Scales-Basketball Jill Seibring-Basketball, Volleyball David Shore-Speech Kim Short-Youth of the Month, Basketball, Volleyball, Academic Bar Julie White-Basketball, Volleyball Sherry White-Volleyball Statistician Kathy Woolridge-Band, Cross Country SENIOR OFFICERS President: Rhonda Bement, Vice President: Jill Seibring, Treasurer: Rick Peers, Secretary: Laurie Ostrom, Representatives: Lori Krumweide, Kelly Sheehan, Jackie Bryant Ronda Sue Arnold Roni Concert Band 1; Flags 1-2; Cheerleader 3. Mental Health 3; Trackette 2-4; NJ ROTC 1-2 r John Jay Bixby Joan Concert Choir 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Swing 1; Concert Banc 1-4; Marching 1-4; Drum Ma jor 4; Music contest 1-4 Math Team 1-4; Track 1-4, Mgr 2; Intramural 3-4, Badmi ton; Prom Court 3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Pro. 1-4. SDAHSS 2-3; Winter Guard 4 Michelle Anne Bridges Marching Band 3-4; Honor Guard 3-4; AFS 3-4; VICA 4; Speech Team 2-3; Trackette 1-4; Intramurals 1-4. VB. Badmiton Rhonda Mae Bement Girls’ Chorus 1; AFS 1-4. Treasurer 3; FB Cheerleader 1.3. Captain 3; BB Cheerleader 3. Captain 3; Reflector 2-4. Editor 4; Mental Health 1-4. Treasurer 3. President 4; Basketball 1; Cross-Country 2; Stat 2. BB (boys); Intramurals 1-4. Flicker ball. Badmiton. BB. VB; President 1-4; State Position 2-3. DGL Recorder; DS 3. DGL; Prom Comm. 3; Play cast 2-3; Youth of the Month 4. Nov. Jacqueline Marie Bryant Jack AFS 3; VICA 4; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1-2; Intramurals 2-3. VB. Flickerball; Representative 4; Sergeant-at-arms 2-3; Prom Princess 3; Prom Court 3; Prom Comm. 3 Gregory Dean Burdette Concert Band 1-4; M Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Prom Prince 3; Play Production 1-4; Football Captain 4 Dolph Frederick Burgrabe Basketball 1.3; Football 1-3; Intramurals 1-3, BB. VB. Badmitton Kenneth Dale Coleman 49 Sheri Nell Corning Marching Band 1; Cheerleader. Basketball 3; VIC A 4. Cross-Country 1. Stats. 4 Robert Troy Emberson Robo VIC A 4; Football 1-4. Captain 4 Christopher Karl Dremann Concert Band 1-4; M Band 1-4; Music Contest 1-4; AFS 4. Track 1; Cross Country 1-2; Mgr 1-2; Play Production 3-4 John T. Dice. Jr. AFS 4; Basketball 1-3; Football 1.2.4; Track 1;% Intramurals VB 3-4. Flicker ball 2.3.4; Prom Court 3 Karah Lee Eliott Sarah Marching Band 3-4; Honor Guard 3-4; AFS 3; VICA 4; Typing Team 3; Trackette 1-4; Intramurals VB 1. Badmi-ton 2-3; Secretary 3. Sergeant-at-arms 2 Jodi Rae Eyre J.R. Cheerleader 1-3; Intramurali 1. VB; Secretary 1; Pron Court 3; Prom Comm. 3 Deanna Lee Fickbohm Dee AFS 3-4; VICA 4; Speech Team 2-4; Trackettes 1-4; Intramurals 1-2 VB; Play Production 2-3 Jeffrey Allen Forbes Shorty FFA 2-4; FFA Contests 3-4; Basketball 1; Football 2.4; 0 Janet Lynn Haile Jan Jan Science 3; Reflector 3-4; Mental Health 3; Trackette 1-2; Cross-Country Mgr. 4 Kimberly Sue Hylbert Donald Ray Foster VICA 4; Basketball 1; Track 1-2; Cross-Country 1-3; Indoor Track 1; Intramurals 3. VB. Flickerball Sean Patrick Guillaume Toad VICA 4; FFA 2-3; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-3; Prom Court 3 Thomas Jeffery Harrison Trade Lee Hudson little bit. shorty Rifles 4; Pom Pon Show 3; Marching Band 4 Susan Elaine Harper Marching Band 3-4; Flags 3-4; Pom Pon Show 3; Varsity 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Track 1; Cross-Country 1-2; Student Council Officer 2-4; Ser-geant-at- arms 2-4 w- THE MOMENTS MAY BE TEMPORARY BUT THE MEMORIES ARE FOREVER. Si Marlynn Carol Johnson Speech Team 3-4 Steven Joseph Johnson Basketball 1-2; Cross Coun try 1; Intramurals 1 3. VB SDAHSS 1-2 Steven Daniel Kemnetz AFS 3-4; Basketball 1-3; Football 1-3; SDAHSS 1-4 Melanie Kaufmann AFS 4; NHS 4; Student Co-ncil Member Randy Gene Kinney L Track 1-2; Cross Country 1-3 George Adam Kirkland Lori Ann Krumwiede Krum AFS 1-4. Cheerleader J-4; Science Club 3; Reflector 2; Intramurals 2-3, Flickerball. VB; Representative 2-4; Sergeant-at-arms 1,3; Prom Court 3; Prom Comm. 3 Ali AI per Kizar Turk AFS 3-4; Football 4 Michael James Livermore AFS 4; Blue and Gold 2; Boyt Basketball 1; Science Club 2 Math Team 1; Reflector 2 Track 1-2; Cross-Country 1 2; Intramurals 2. VB; Vice President 3; Representative 2; Who's Who 3-4; SDAHSi 3-4 Cheryl Ann Lawson “Laws Girls Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3; AFS 3-4; VICA 4; Science Club 3; Reflector 2; Mental Health Club 1-3; Girls Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 1.3; Volleyball Stat. 4; Intramurals 2-4. Flickerball. VB William Paul Lindstrom Charles Elmer Magers Chuck FFA 1-4; FFA Contest 4; FFA State Offices 1-4; Manager 1 2; Intramurals 2-3. Flickerbai Clifford Frank McCumber AFS 4. President; Basketball 4; Homecoming Court 4; Michelle Denise Mercer “Shelly Tracy Lynn Messer “Mess Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band 1-3; AFS 3-4; Track-ettes 2; Basketball 3; Indoor Track; Track 1; Cross Country 1-2; Intramurals 2-3, Flickerball. VB; Cross Country. MVP 2; Cross Country. Most-improved 1 MAY WE ALWAYS MEET THE CHALLENGE OF TOMORROW AS WE'VE MET THE CHALLENGE OF TODAY. 5 Angela Mane Miller “Angie” Mental Health Club 1-2 Gary Lee Moyer VICA 4; FFA 2-4; FFA Treasurer 3-4 Richard James Peers Concert Band 2-4; Marching Band 2-4; Science Club 2-3; Football 4; Track 1-3; Intra-murals 3; Treasurer 1-4; Homecoming King 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Production 1-4; Youth of the Month 4 Laurie Jane Ostrom Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Flags 3-4. Captain 4; Pom Pons 2-3; AFS 3-4; Speech Team 2-4; Volleyball 1-3; Secretary 4. Representative 3; Prom Court 3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Cast 2-3; Pep Band 1-4; Youth of the Month 4; Who’s Who 3-4; SDAHSS 3-4; Intramurals 2-4. VB. Flicker ball; Doubles Badminton 2nd place 3 Laurie Ann Panzer Panz Pom Pons 2; AFS 3-4; Football Cheerleader 3-4; Basketball Cheerleader 1.3; Track-ettes 1-4; Intramurals 2-3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Cast 2; VIC A 4 Sandy Kay Poison Amy Louise Potter Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; AFS 3; Speech Team 3; Mental Health Club 2-3; Intramurals 3; Speech 1st. HI Conference 3 i i M V f i Jh 1 David Lee Punke Boys' Basketball 1-4; FFA 1-4; FFA Contest 1-4; Representative 1; Sergeant-at-arms 2; Who’s Who 3; SDAHSS. FFA. President 3-4; FFA Reporter 2 bA Dimitrije Roncevich Meat” AFS 4; Science Club 3; Math Team 1-2; Basketball 1, 3-4; Intramurals 3-4, VB; Who's Who 2-4; SDAHSS 2-4; Youth of the Month 4; Sherry Lynn Rutkowske Rut” Cheerleader 1,3; Intramurals 3. Flicker ball; Who'S Who 3 Susan Mechell Roy Souffle” AFS 2; Blue Gold 2-4. Editor 3-4; NHS 3-4, Pres. 4; Typing Team 3-4; Math Team 2- 4; Speech Team 2-4, Capt. 4; Mental Health 2-4; Track-ette 2-4; VB Stat 3-4; Intram. 3- 4, Badminton; Play Prod. 2-4; Assist. Dir. 3-4; Who’s Who 3-4; SDAHSS 2-4; Youth of the Year 4; DAR Award 4; Speech Award 2-3, 1st Coni. 00; Trackette 3. outstanding Viki Jo Scales Concert Choir 1; Girl’s Choir 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Music Contest 1; Blue and Gold 2; Speech Team 2: Mental Health 2.4; Girls Basketball 3-4; Intramurals 2-3, VB; Who’s Who 3; SDAHSS 3; MVP Basketball 3; Illinois Girls State member 3 David Bernard Shore AFS 3-4; Speech Team 2-4; Track 1; Cross Country 1; Intramurals 1-4; Vice-Pres, of Student Council 3; Class Vice-President 1; Sergeant-at-arms 2.4; Play Production 2; SDAHSS 1 Jill Ann Seibring Bean” Cheerleader 1-2; Science Club 3; FFA 1; Girls' Basketball 1-4, Capt 4; Volleyball 1-4; Track 2; Intramurals, VB 2. 4; Flickerball 3; SDAHSS 3-4; Basketball 3, Best Defensive Player Kelly Irene Sheehan Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band 1-3; Music Contest 1-3; AFS 3; Girls' Basketball 2; FFA Secretary 1; Reflector 3; VICA 4; Class Secretary 3; Representative 4; Sergeant-at-arms 1-2; Prom Comm. 3; Intramurals 2-4 THE BEST THING ABOUT THE FUTURE IS THAT IT COMES ONLY ONE DAY AT A TIME. 55 Kimberly Sue Short NHS 3-4. Secretary 4. FFA Sweetheart 4; Girls Basketball 1-4. Co-Capt 2; Track 1-2; Volleyball 1-4. Co-capt. 2.4. VB Intramural 3; Stud. Council Treasurer 4; Class Vice-President 2; Sergeant-at- arms 3; Play Prod. 2-4. Assist Dir. 2-3; Who's Who 3-4; SDAHSS 2-4; Youth of the Month4 Michael Eugene Thompson V Football 1 Robert William Vaughn Basketball 2 Julie Renae White J.W. AFS 2-4. Secretary 4; VIC A 4; Varsity Club 2; Reflector 2; Basketball 1-4. Co-capt. 4; Track 1.2,4; Volleyball 1-4. Co-capt. 4; Intramurals 2-4. VB. Badminton. FhckerbaU; Student Council Officer 2-4; Secretary 4. Representative 2-3; Prom Comm 3; Play Cast 3; SDAHSS 2-4; Basketball 3. Best Defense Melissa Kay Stalter Marching Band 2-4; Flags 2-4. AFS 1-4; Pom Pons 1-3; Trackettes 1-4; Science Club 3; Intramurals 1-4; Student Council Treasurer 3; Stud. Council Pres. 4; Sergeant-at-arms 1: SDAHSS 3 Sherry Ann White Girls' Chorus 1; Honor Guard 3-4; AFS 2; Blue and Gold 2; VICA 4; Speech Team 2-3; Mental Health 2; Trackettes 1-4; Basketball Video-Taper 1-2; Volleyball Stat. 1-4; Intramurals. Volleyball. Badminton 3; Play Production 3-4; SDAHSS 2-4 Kathleen Marie Wool ridge Kat Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Rifles 3-4; Capt. 4; Music Contest 1-4; AFS 3-4; Varsity Club 1-2; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1.2.4; Intramurals 3-4. VB. FB; Representative 3; Sergeant-at-arms 4; SDAHSS 3-4 GOOD TIMES ARE NEVER GONE THEY’RE ALWAYS MEMORIES TO LOOK BACK ON 56 QUEEN: MELANIE KAUFMANN KING: RICK PEERS 1983 HOMECOMING COURT Kim Short and John Bixby SENIOR ATTENDANTS Jackie Bryant and Greg Burdette Jill Seibring and Cliff McCumber The annual high school homecoming parade took place on Thursday, October 13, 1983. As usual, it rained before the parade started. The float theme this year was class subjects. The freshmen chose agriculture as their subject, with the saying, “Plow em' Under . The sophomores chose history as their subject, and made “Warriors Last Stand their saying. The juniors, choosing chemistry as their subject, had “Mustang Reaction as their saying. The seniors had a hayrack with cardboard signs saying, “We thought homecoming was next week. The sophomores won first place, the juniors and freshmen tied for second, and the seniors received fourth place. The homecoming pep assembly opened up with the cheerleaders doing a routine to the song “I Like That Old Time Rock and Roll by Bob Segar. The routine was put together by Jill Weisenbarn. After the routine, the cheerleaders performed a fifties cheer with letter sweaters on. It was announced that the seniors won hall decorations. 58 Spirit Week for Homecoming was a lot of fun this year. School was not in session on Monday because of Columbus Day, so Spirit Week began on Tuesday, October 11th. Tuesday was mini Day. Most everyone got into the spirit. They wore hats, jackets, and t-shirts. Some girls even painted their faces. We began to think that our school colors were orange and blue. Wednesday was Sports Day. Many people dressed up as football, cross-country, and volleyball players. Others just wore their sweats. Thursday was Formal Day. Most girls wore dresses or skirts. There were a few girls that actually wore formats. A couple of guys wore suits and Thad Hill wore a tuxedo. Friday was the traditional Blue and Gold and Hat Day. Students wore blue jeans and yellow or gold shirts. Many wore their sports uniforms. Hats ranged from cowboy hats to baseball caps and beanies. Thursday was junior Punk Day. The juniors went all the way. The girls streaked their hair in odd assortments of color. Their make-up and outfits went right along with their hairstyles. They could fit right in with real punkers. Thursday night was the traditional bon fire and the Warrior dummy was thown in. Friday, student council members came together to decorate for the homecoming dance. 61 Friday, October 14, the Mustangs lost the most disappointing game of the season. The score was 8 to 6 at half-time of the Homecoming game. The Mustang team scored their other touchdown in the third quarter. The extra point was no good. The Warrior’s tieing touchdown was made with a little more than a minute left in the third. Their two-point conversion was good. No touchdowns or extra points were scored in the fourth quarter. At the end of the game, the score was tied 14 to 14. Both teams failed to get the ball over the line in an overtime attempt. Paxton went on the offense first. Then the two teams went to the east side of the field to try again. Brad Forsyth threw a pass to Rob Reber in the far left corner of the end zone to put the Mustangs on top 20-14. The try for the conversion failed. It took Watseka four tries to cross the line before Watseka running back caught a pass. Watseka's try for two was no good because the ball was caught out of bounds. In the third overtime, Paxton lost three yards. Four other attempts were made with no avail, when Alper Kizar was in. His field goal attempt short and to the left. The Warriors had yet another chance to score. On the first down the quarterback found a hole, ran to the one yard line, and fell over for the touchdown. 63 64 THE DANCE The Homecoming dance this year took place on Friday, October 14, 1983. Tradition was changed this year because the dance took place after the game. This was to encourage more alumni to come to the dance. Due to the game going into triple overtime, the hours of the dance were extended because many people arrived late. Music was by the band CHAOS. At 11:00, the coronation took place. The underclassmen attendants were: freshmen Kara Hartz and Tim Harrison; sophomores Carrie Marshall and Matt Ru-barts; and juniors Ursula Roncevich and Mike Batte. PRINCE: JEFF RUTKOWSKE PRINCESS: CARRIE WILSON KING: RICK PEERS QUEEN: JACKIE BRYANT 1984 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM On April 28, 1984, the junior class sponsored prom at the Redwood Inn in Rantoul. The theme was “We've got tonight, and the music by the Don Morris Band. The decorations were stars and clouds of blue and silver, and burning candles as lighting. The juniors would like to corn-men and thank Ms. Hoffman for her continued support. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE SPRING DANCE DAVID SHORE WE THEY Mahomet-Seymour 2 28 Monticello o 7 Danville-Schlarman o 28 Westville 26 0 Georgetown 14 16 Watseka 20 26 Clifton Central 6 24 Hoopeston-EL 22 6 Gibson City 15 13 • ■ ii ■I ; 2 OL -, ' t - % ■ «' J tv 1 Brad Forsyth stands behind his strong offensive line. 2 The offense waiting for the next play. 3. Steve Nuss plunges forward as Mike Batte blocks a defender. 4. Rick Peers plays at scrimmage despite superficial injury. 5. Sophomore quarterback Brad Forsyth was a big factor in the Mustang offense. 6 Dennis Poison tackles the ball carrier as Greg Burdette pursues. 7. Coach Zimmerman and Coach Forsyth signal in plays. 8. Coach Zimmerman discusses the game plan with the varsity players. This year's Varsity team had a successful season despite their six losses to strong opponents. With only five seniors finishing the season, the coaches looked to their talented fifteen juniors and three sophomores, each of whom contributed to the team's success. The Mustangs defeated Westville, Hoopeston, and Gibson City. They were defeated by Mahomet, Monticello, Danville-Schlarman, Georgetown, Clifton, and to Watseka in three overtimes at Homecoming. At the end of the season, Dennis Poison was named most valuable player for the '83 season. Poison and John Martin were chosen as allconference players as well as next ww-c remains VARSITY FOOTBALL- Front row: John Price, Ron Knuth. Greg Gander, Pal Shadix, mgr., John Martin. Jeff Forbes. Dennis Poison, Thad Hill. Second row: Rick Peers, Robo Emberson, Jeff Rutkowske. Tom Slattery, Jay Holland. Don Foster, Rocky Marron. Steve Nuss. At Kizar. Brad Forsyth. Back row: Coach Forsyth, Rob Reber, Greg Burdette, Dave Bryant, Mike Batte. Norm Liles. Dolph Burgrabe. Steve Kemnetz. Tom Meents. John Dice. Todd Thortenson. Andy Gooden. Coach Zimmerman. SOPHOMORES- Front row Dave Clampitt. Jim Arends. Matt Rubarts. Randy Westmoreland. Joe Emberson. Jeff Schrodt. Ken Massey. Bill Warner. Brad Forsyth. Mike Wool worth. Back row: Coach Glenn. Buddy Ronna. Bill King. Doug Langley. Steve Nuss Phil Hull. Darren Gentzler. Doug Green. Roger Adkins. Rocky Marron. Coach Bailey. Not pictured: Matt Bever. 1 The JV players getting a breather during the fish fry scrimmage. 2. Jim Arends brings in a play to quarterback Randy Westmoreland 3. The JV team threw and ran the ball well on offense 4 Buddy Ronna and Mike Woolworth surround the ball as the rest of the team hustles down. This year's Junior Varsity squad had a tremendous season, winning 5 out of 7 games. The team consisted of 17 sophomores and 25 freshmen. The team defeated Mahomet 6-0. Schlarman 14-12. Westville 36-12. Georgetown 24-0. and Hoopeston 6-0. They were defeated by Watseka 18-14. and Gibson City 35-8. FRESHMEN- First row: HJ Flesner. John Green. Steve Smith. Keith Eyre. Tom Dewey. Chris Mullins. Mike Adkins Second row: Ray Hewerdine. Chad Palmer. Tracy Young. Alan Shovan. Brian Schroeder. Glen Lawson. AI Grigalunas. Chad Johnson. Mark Stevenson Third row: Coach Glenn. Kelly Swanson. Bob King. Kirk Peters. Stev Reynolds, Dave Rheelmg. Corey Miller. Mike Wilder. Rod Emberson. Glen Overman. Milton Irvin. Coach Bailey. Junior Varsity Volleyball Team First Row: Kris Matter. Sandy Hofer. Carrie Marshall, Kan McCormick. Julie Abel Second Row: Coach Shields. Pam Mitchell. Kristin Molck. Julie Henderson. Tracy Hofer. Debbi Short. Lynn Marshall Using an extremely positive attitude, this year’s JV Volleyball team compiled a 16-3 record. The team, composed of four sophomores and seven freshmen, lost two matches early in the season and one midway on their way to a highly successful season. Among the highlights of the season were their come-from-behind victories over Ran-tout and Unity. This squad provides next year’s varsity with a bright outlook. Mahomet-Seymour 3-15 15-7 3-15 Westville 13-15 7-15 Georgetown 15-7 15-2 Watseka 13-15 14-4 15-6 Buckley-Loda 14-16 15-5 15-5 Hoopeston-East Lynn 15-9 15-1 Danville Schlarman 15-5 15-9 Rantoul 15-2 12-15 15-11 Gibson City 15-2 15-0 Clifton Central 6-15 15-9 15-5 Westville 15-2 16-14 Urbana 15-1 15-9 Georgetown 15-8 15-9 Watseka 8-15 15-2 15-17 Hoopeston-East Lynn 15-1 15-5 Danville Schlarman 15-1 15-10 Gibson City 15-2 15-10 Unity 7-15 15-8 17-15 Clifton Central 16-14 15-9 1- “Tonight, we celebrate our win.” 2- Kristin sets up the ball for Tracy's spike. 3- While Debbi makes the set. Julie says. “I'm right behind you. 4- The girls wait for Lynn's pass in restless “anticipation. 1- Wolf setting up the Conference Championship! 2- Marlar. Best Defensive Player displays digging form. 3- Stretching before the game. 4- Together was the theme for the 16-5 team. 5- The Seniors break away to plan the game strategy. 6- I didn't mean to hit it in the net. 7- Julie hangs in for the spike while Mary. Jill, and Kim cover the block. 8- Marshall and Marlar get ready to block a Comet spike 9- Seibnng. the Best Server. goes for the ace. The volleyball team’s record was sixteen wins and five losses. The team’s blocking was the best in the volleyball team’s history. The mothers were very supportive this year. They did many things to help the girls. During a practice, they challenged the girls to a game. They decorated the halls and sent roses to the girls. The mothers helped make the season very special in this way. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM Front Row Lynn Marshall. Lisa Marlar. Jana Henson. Charlotte Olaf. Dawn Marshall. Ursula Roncevich. and Kristin Molck Back Row Coach Molck. Jenifer Wolf. Mary Matter. Kim Short. Julie White. Jill Seibring. and Coach Shields This year the volleyball team’s Most Valuable Player was Kim Short. Lisa Marlar was the Best Defensive Player. Julie White was the Best Offensive Player. Kim Short was the Best Setter. Jill Seibring was the Best Server. Lisa Marlar was the Best Hitter. Mary Matter was the Most Improved Player. Kim Short and Julie White were chosen for the All-Conference team. Lisa Marlar was picked for the second team. INVITATIONAL PLACES Manteno Conditioner, F-S 1st Chrisman Cowchip Classic 5th SmsTf, Bismai c (-Henning U. HignftVurrrtil) Wauseca Conference Meet Uni-High Regional 2nd 5th Rantoul Frosh-Soph Invitational 1st Paxton 34 Tri-Valley 23 Paxton 36 Clifton Central 21 Paxton 16 Georgetown 43 Paxton 16 Westville 39 Paxton 28 Hoopeston-East Lynn 29 Paxton 40 Clifton Central 21 Paxton 27 Hoopeston-East Lynn 28 Paxton 50 Cissna Park 15 Paxton 24 Unity 35 Paxton 24 Georgetown 31 Paxton 24 St. Joseph Ogden 32 P� nim BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: Darcy Rust, Craig Hadden, James Duff. Tim Harrison, Chad Riggleman Back Row: Joe Peart, Brad Ashmore, Jim Gibson, Steve Strickland. Troy Parsons. Coach Guyot Most Valuable Runner: Joe Pearl Outstanding F-S: Tim Harrison Top Seven Runners: Joe Pearl, James Duff, Brad Ashmore, Jim Gibson, Craig Hadden, Steve Strickland, and Troy Parsons Even though their dual record was 3-8, the boys had a good season in Invitationals. They received a first place trophy for the frosh-soph race at their first meet, the Manteno Conditioner. During the season, they placed in the top five at seven invitationals. The frosh-sophs did well. They captured a first, a second, and a fourth. The team had fifth at Re-gionals. Missing the chance to go to Sectionals by one place. Freshman Joe Pearl finished seventh and qualified for Sectionals, where he ran a 16:55 and received 20th place. DUAL MEETS Paxton 34 Tri-Valley 23 Paxton 23 Urbana Hoopeston-East 34 Paxton 29 Lynn 27 Paxton 32 Unity 26 Paxton 26 St. Joseph 31 Paxton 24 Ogden 35 Paxton 39 Champaign 21 Paxton 24 Central 31 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front Row: Leah Rasmus, Mgr.: Jodie Betts. Tara Young. Leigh White. Mona Jones. Lisa Anderson. Shelley Thompson. Sheri Corning. Mgr.: Jodi Guyot Back Row: Trade Dice. Libby Dewey. Tammy Watkins, Kathy Woolridge, Jennifer Rheeting. Mary Kemnetz. Leanna McClure. Peggy Gronemeyer. Coach Guyot. Not pictured: Janet Haile. Mgr Sophomore Leanna McClure was this year's Most Valuable Runner. She was the winner of nine dual meets and the Chrisman Invitational, Bismarck Invitational, and Wauseca Conference Meet. She got fifth place at Regional, and qualified for Sectionals. She was a co-captain along with Peggy Gronemeyer. Junior Tammy Watkins was Most Improved Runner. The girls started out the season well, receiving a second place at the Chrisman Cowchip Classic, and second at our own Invitational. In dual meets, they had a 4-4 season. Some season highlights were the defeats over Hoopeston-East Lynn and Champaign Central. This was the first year in the team history that they defeated a Class AA team in a dual meet. 1. Greg Burdette, Mike Batte, and Cliff McCumber fight for a rebound. 2. Steve Nuss demonstrates his good ball-handling skills. 3. Coach Glenn instructs his players on the strategy for the next shot. 4. Tom Slattery and Cliff McCumber fight for a rebound against a West-ville player. 5. Greg Burdette guards his man. 6. Thad Hill puts up a shot over a Cissna Park player. 7. Brad Forsyth looks to pass. 8. Phil Hull leaps high for a jump ball against the Watseka center. 9. Dave Punke lays up a shot during the pre-game warmups. VARSITY BASKETBALL- Front row: Brad Ashmore-mgr . Dennis Poison. Rocky Marron, Steve Nuss. Brad Forsyth. Marty Nuss, Bill Warner-mgr. Back row: Coach Glenn. Thad Hill, Mike Batte. Phil Hull. Cliff McCumber, Dave Punke. Greg Burdette. Todd Thortenson. It was a year of learning. The Varsity boys basketball team finished the 83-84 season with the record of 0-20. The team consisted of 4 seniors, 5 juniors, and 3 sophomores. The Mustangs' season began in early December and ended in late February with the regionals. The Mustangs were stricken with injuries and losses, but never gave up. They lost close games to Georgetown, Cissna Park, Manteno, and Fisher. The Varsity team was coached by Rick Glenn, who resigned as the head coach at the end of the season. These two pages are dedicated to Coach Glenn, who contributed much time and effort to the team. 84 Georgetown WE 50 THEY 56 Manteno WE 69 THEY 71 Westville 69 89 Georgetown 58 60 Hoopeston-EL 45 74 Westville 52 84 Watseka 43 83 Fisher 55 60 Buckley-Loda 45 63 Watseka 43 84 Ford Central 47 68 Hoopeston-EL 31 76 Gibson City 37 63 Danville Schlarman 46 71 Danville Schlarman 52 66 Gibson City 61 76 Cissna Park 58 68 Clifton Central 53 75 Clifton Central 47 94 Rankin (regionals) 51 66 1- Coach Forsyth gives instruction to his J V players. 2- Randy Westmoreland drives against a defensive player. 3- Brian Jones goes up high for a slam dunk. 4- Jeff Schrodt puts up a shot over an opponent. JV BASKETBALL-Front Row: Tom Dewey. Randy Westmoreland. Jeff Schrodt. Glenn Overman. Joe Emberson. Corey Milter. Glenn Lawson Back Row: Coach Forsyth. Kirk Peters. Rocky Marron. Brian Jones. Bob King. Dave Rheeling. Steve Strickland This year's Junior Varsity basketball team had a successful season despite not having a winning record. The team consisted of six sophomores and seven freshmen. They finished with a record of 9-10. Their season began in December, defeating Georgetown, Westville, Watseka, and Buckley-Loda, but losing to Hoopeston-EL. In January, they defeated Ford Central and Georgetown. They were outscored by Gibson City, Schlarman. Cissna Park, Clifton, and Manteno. In February, they were victorious over Westville, Fisher, and Clifton, but were victims of Watseka, Hoopeston-EL, Schlarman, and Gibson City. The JV team performed well-throughout the year. The team was coached by Clint Forsyth. J.V. Girls Basketball-Front: Lisa Anderson, Shelley Thompson, Michelle Houser, Chris Matter, Mona Jones. Julie Abel. Susie Shell. Tara Young. Back: Coach Don Shields. Trade Griftin. Stacey Vest, Kristen Molck, Julie Henderson. Terri Merkle. Jill Collins. Lynn Marshall. Debbie Short. Lisa Van Lamingham. The 1984 Junior Varsity Girls basketball team was coached by Mr. Shields. The team consisted of 6 sophomores and 9 freshman this year. Their record for this season was 13-4. The Frosh record was 3-3. The J. V. team also had their 100th Victory this year. They beat Gibson City with the score of 31-28. WE THEY Fisher 30 19 Mahomet 29 33 Westville 36 21 Monticello 25 28 Watseka 44 20 Hoopeston 38 29 Schlarman 39 19 Gibson City 35 22 Clifton 40 26 Georgetown 28 16 Rantoul 20 33 Westville 27 36 Georgetown 34 20 Watseka 43 26 Hoopeston 39 31 Schlarman 51 16 Gibson City 31 28 The '84 girls basketball team started off losing a close game with Rantoul. This game served as an incentive to strive for bigger and better season. Overall the lady Mustangs finished the year 13-9 including, 2nd place in Re-gionals. The senior players were disappointed when the annual senior night was cancelled because of bad weather. Later the following players were given exceptional awards at the awards banquet: MVP-Juiie White, De-fense-Kim Short, Jill Seibring, Most Improved-Den ise Schnieder, Rebounds- Jennifer Rheeling, Free Throw %-Julie White, Mary Matter. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL-Front Jill Seibring. Second Row: Cheryl Lawson. Julie While, Kim Short. Third Row: Dawn Marshall. Amy Combs, Denise Schneider. Back Row: Coach Young, Mary Matter, Jennifer Rheeling, Viki Scales. Traci Griffin-Manager, Coach Shields. 88 PHS OPP. 49 56 Fairbury 57 34 Bishop Mac 41 23 Clifton Central 54 40 Fisher 37 35 Mahomet 45 33 Westville 32 56 Monticello 47 40 Watseka 44 36 Hoopeston 23 45 Gibson City 56 36 Schlarman 48 38 Clifton Central 60 44 Georgetown 42 48 Rantoul 46 49 Westville 45 29 Georgetown 34 58 Watseka 49 51 Hoopeston 46 35 Schlarman 45 48 Gibson City 61 60 Fisher 45 53 Gibson City THE 'A' TEAM- First row: Roger Mullins. Brad Forsyth. Matt Bever. Darcy Rust. Brad Ashmore Second row: Buddy Ronna. Craig Hadden. Chad Rtggleman. Tim Harrison. Tom Dewey. Ray Hewerdine. Rob Reber Third row: Mike Woolworth. Phil Hull. James Duff. Mike Batte. Steve Nuss. Rocky Marron. Jay Holland Fourth row: Greg Burdette. Coach Guyot The Mustangs' track team hda consistently good year. The team provided strong competition in all of the events. The team was made up of 24 athletes, each of whom contributed to the team's success. The Mustangs finished fifth in the Wauseca Conference Meet. They were fifteenth in the Class A Sectionals. The team will be losing only one senior, so they should be a strong opponent next year. The team was coached by Mr. Guyot and Mr. Forsyth, who both provided encouragement throughout the season. 90 Georgetown 86 Vi, Paxton 70, Uni High 65, Rankin 42 Vi Clifton 87 Paxton 60 St. Anne 99 Vi, Paxton 55 Vi, Buckley 29 Gibson City 85, Unity 53, Paxton 47 Paxton 111, Ford Central 31 Cardinal Relays - 5th Paxton F-S Invitational - 2nd St. Joe-Ogden Invitational - 6th Ford County Invitational - 5th Rantoul F-S Invitational - 5th Wauseca Conference - 5th Class A Sectionals - 15th TOP POINT ACHIEVERS Jay Holland 74 Greg Burdette 71 Phil Hull 65 Steve Nuss 58 Darcy Rust 44 Brad Forsyth 44 GIRLS TRACK TEAM: First Row: Becky Litwiller. Peggy Gronemeyer. Kara Hartz. Julie Reber. Teresa Anderson, Kari McCormick. Melinda Hewerdine Second Row: Julie Abel, Libby Dewey. Lynn Marshall. Leigh White. Shelley Thompson. Debbie Short. Kris Matter. Tammy Watkins Third Row: Coach Molck. Lisa Anderson-Mgr.. Tammy Emberson. Staci Vest. Kristin Molck. Leanna McClure. Lisa Marlar. Theresa Nelson. Jennifer Rheeling-Mgr Paxton 93, Uni High 77 V2. Georgetown 50 Vi, Rankin 11 Paxton 70. Clifton Central 54 Paxton 105. Fisher 38. Buckley-Loda 6 Paxton 86 Vi. Gibson City 58 Vi, Buckley-Loda 6 Paxton 95 Vi. Ford Central 41, Chatsworth 26 Vi TOP 5 POINT WINNERS 1st Leanna McClure 88 2nd Lisa Marlar 77 V2 3rd Kristin Molck 70 4th Lynn Marshall 57 V2 5th Shelley Thompson 51 TRACKETTES: Bottom: Michelle Lantz. Laurie Wilken. Sharon Withers. Laura Adkins. Dawn Magers. Sue Roy. Leah Rasmus. Middle: Jodi Lantz. Tanya Thorstenson. Traci Uden, Lisa Arnold. Juanita DelaCruz. Carrie Collins Top: Marla Knuth, Laurel Brown. Jodi Guyot. Julia Muller. Tiffany Adams Most of the teams best times were in the Sectional Meet. The Fresh-Soph distance medley relay placed first. Leanna McClure set new school records in the 1600 and the 3200 qualifying her for state in the 3200. Lisa Marlar broke the record in the 200. Over all, the team has had a very good season. Placing seventh in the Lady Greyhound Classic, tenth in the St. Joe Classic, and fourth in Sectionals were all highlights of the season. Tryouts for the 1983 football cheerleaders were held in April. They were chosen by the Fighting lllini Cheerleading squad and the Presidents of the PHS classes. The chosen squad attended a five day camp in June at the University of Illinois. To raise money for uniforms, they sold silk flowers, Easter bunnies, and candles. At the first home football game, the cheerleaders also raffled off an afghan made by Mrs. Wilson. The cheerleaders performed many activities that made our school spirit high for the Mustangs such as pep assemblies and decorations. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Laurie Panzer. Brenda Riggleman. Lori Krum-wiede. Jill Weisenbarn. Carrie Wilson (captain), and Sandie Jordan 1- Look a I me, I’m a cheerleader. 2- Fire up! 3- Mrs. Bailey, the sponsor. 4- Ready tor our fight song. 5- Senior cheerleader Lori Krumwiede 6- Senior cheerleader Laurie Panzer The 1983-1984 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders were elected by the lllini Cheerleaders last April. During the season they helped raise money for muscular dystrophy by staging a kick-a-thon during halftime at the fisher Basketball game. They also held a cake raffle at every home basketball game to raise money for cheerleading camp next summer and for uniforms. 1) Team work! 2) Everybody Clap! 3) Where's the game? 4) Let's dance! 5) Stretch! 6) Brenda showing her cheerleading skills. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Jodi Walker. Jill Weisenbarn. Lori Krum weide (Captain), Bottom Row: Sandie Jordan. Coach Deb Bailey. Brenda Riggteman 0 1 u JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS- Top: Trade Dice Middle: Lynette Wilken, Amy Ashmore. Bottom: Kara Hartz. Coach Deb Bailey. Julie Reber. JV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS-Bottom: Kara Hartz. Mona Jones. Amy Ashmore Top: Julie Reber. Trade Dice 1. ) Mona knows this cheer by heart. 2. ) Tracy and Julie in slow motion. 3. ) Amy can’t believe she tied the knot 4. ) One. two. three, clap. FANS FANS FANS FANS Tom. Dawn. Melinda, and Carrie cheer for the basketball team. , Cris. Laurie. Lori. Denise, and Trade at the homecoming pep assembly. Many fans showed up at the games to cheer on the Mustangs. Mrs Molck sells a ticket at a basketball game Missy Stalter and Courtney Bailey pose for a picture Tracy. Staci. Kristin, and Lisa are thrilled about our team. PING PONG - Doubles-Galen Litwiller and Peggy Gronemeyer Varsity Singles-Galen Litwiller and Jana Henson J. V. Singles-Brad Forsyth and Carrie Marshall BADMINTON - Varsity Doubles-Jeff Rutkowske and Dennis Poison J. V. Doubles-Brad Forsyth and Rocky Marron Varsity Singles-Greg Burdette and Lisa Marlar J. V. Singles-Brad Forsyth and Lori Burdick FLICKERBALL - Tom Meentz, Dennis Poison, Mike Batte, Ron Knuth, Thad Hill, Todd Thorstenson, John Martin, Jeff Rutkowske. Julie White, Jill Seibring, Kim Short, Jana Henson, Lisa Marlar, Mary Matter, and Cheryl Lawson. VOLLEYBALL - Rhonda Bement, Mike Batte, Kim Short, Jill Seibring, Rick Peers, Greg Burdette, Melanie Kaufmann, Cheryl Lawson, and Julie White. Steve Nuss, Jeff Schrodt, Debbi Short, Phil 98 Hull, Leanna McClure, Matt Rubarts, and Deanne Mize. 99 Chordettes-left to right: Becky Lit wilier, Amy Dargan, Adrienne Silence, Leah Rasmus. Carrie Collins. Alecia Starkey, and Ms. Oncken 2nd hour group-front: Margaret Miller Second Row: Tracy Young, Chad Palmer Third Row: Lori Koontz, Ms. Oncken, Lisa Arnold Fourth Row: Laurel Brown. Brian Sanderson. Chad Riggleman, and Mary Isen-hower Boys-Front Row: Tracy Young, Chris Mullins, Kelly Swanson, Brian Sanderson, Vernon Rhodes Back Row: Danny Vu, H. J. Flesner. Chad Riggleman. Doug Rinkenberger, Chad Palmer, and Kirk Peters Girls Chorus-outside: Laura Noble. Connie Pilkington. Michelle Lantz. Lisa Arnold. Chris Milchuck. Erica Dremann. Laurel Brown. Mary Isenhower. Leah Rasmus. Suzie Shell. Margaret Miller. Penny Haskins Center: Carrie Collins. Alecia Starkey. Amy Dargan. Lori Koontz Mixed Chorus-First Row Chad Palmer. Penny Has Alecia Starkey. Lori Koontz. Margaret Miner. Micnt Dargan. Suzie Shell. Leah Rasmus. Erica Dremam Fourth Row Ms. Oncken. Chris Mullins. Chad Rig at Kirk Peters. Kelly Swanson, and Tracy Young. Chris Milchuck. Third Row: Amy ms. Lisa Arnold 'nan Sanderson. is. Danny Vu. Laura Noble Second ■ ' Lantz Conme Pilkington. H. J. Fle aurel Brown. Mary Isenhower. Came an. Douq Rmkenberger. Vernon Rhoc LIGHT CAVALRY BRIGADE First Row: Phil Jarboe, Frank Davis. Brad Ashmore. Tom Dewey. Tim Harrison. Kris Matter. Joe Grayson. Mike Batte, Marty Nuss. Greg Burdette. Rick Peers. Thad Hill Second Row: John Bixby. Doug Green. Michelle Lantz. Leigh White. Brenda Sheehan. Lynn Marshall. Leah Rasmus. Peggy Gronemeyer. Jodi Lantz. Suzie Shell. Deanne Mize Third Row: Alice Batte. Mark Stevenson. Julie Henderson. Jodi Betts, Kristen Foster. Carrie Collins, June Benear Fourth Row: Traci Griffin, Sonja Rawls. Darcy Eichelberger. Amy Dargan, Tanya Thorstenson. Amy Potter. Jennifer Rheeling. Tammy Jinks, Jodi Guyot, Lisa Swan. Mary Matter, Trade Hudson Fifth Row: Connie Pilkington, Terri Merkle, Adrienne Silence, Laurel Brown. Jill Collins. Chris Johnson. Libby Dewey. Erica Dremann. Trade Dice Sixth Row: Kathy Woolridge. Chad Riggleman, Debbie Merkle. Kris Smith. James Duff. Chris Dremann, Amy Stevenson. Greg Gant ter, Doug Rinkenberger, Mike Wilder. Chris Zimmerman Seventh Row: Fred Magers. David Skoog. Shelley Thompson, Lisa Anderson, Jeff Schrodt. Darren Gentzler, Jim Arends. Brad Forsyth, Alan Meyer Eighth Row: Becky Litwiller, Carrie Wilson. Denise Hudson, Lori Valentine, Laurie Ostrom, Kari McCormick. Jill Weisenbarn, Alecia Starkey Ninth Row: Jenifer Wolf. Charlotte Olaf, Susan Harper. Staci Vest. Kristin Molck. Lisa VanLaningham. Dawn Marshall. Missy Stalter The 1983 Marching Band season was a successful one. The Light Cavalry Brigade doubled its trophies from last year. The first thing the band performed in was not a competition. The band marched at the Cissa Park Centennial Parade in coincidentally 100 degree weather. The band competed in two different events on the same day; first at Eastern Illinois University and then at the Conference Invitational at Georgetown. The funny thing about it though, was that about everyone thought that the band performed poorly at EIU and much better at Georgetown and then ended up winning more awards at EIU than at Georgetown. This year the band purchased a new trailer for carrying uniforms. instruments, and equipment. The band has been honored by being able to perform at the Indianapolis 500 parade during Memorial Day weekend. Even though its been a good year, there were a few problems such as the uniforms being too short or too small, or being too hot and thirsty, or being tired from getting up too early. Remember the famous words of the DRUM LINE, “Ain’t we havin’ FUN now!’’ WATSEKA PARADE COMPETITION First Place-Band WATSEKA FIELD SHOW COMPETITION Second Place-Band EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL First Place-Band, Rifles. Drums, and Drum Majors Best Over-All Drum Majors CONFERENCE INVITATIONAL Second Place-Band. Best Over-all Drum Majors DANVILLE PARADE AND FIELD SHOW Third Place-Band UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PARADE COMPETITION First Place-Flags, Rifles, and Drum Line Third Place-Drum Majors. Second Place-Band UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS FIELD SHOW COMPETITION Second Place-Band and Drum Majors, Third Place-Drum Line. Flags. and Rifles METAMORA PARADE COMPETITION First Place-Band and Drum Line. Second Place-Drum Majors. Third Place-Flags and Rifles METAMORA FIELD SHOW COMPETITION First Place-Drum Line. Second Place-Band. Flags, and Rifles. Third Place-Drum Majors CONCERT BAND First Row: Leah Rasmus, Tracte Dice. Lynn Marshall, Kathy Woolridge. Cris Zimmerman, Deanne Mize, Tammy Jinks. Lisa Swan. Mary Matter. Amy Potter, Laurie Ostrom Second Row: Michelle Lantz, Brenda Sheehan, Leigh White, Suzie Shell. Jill Weisenbarn, Kristin Molck. Julie Henderson, Jodie Betts. Kristen Foster. Mark Stevenson. Tanya Thorstenson. Jodi Guyot. Jennifer Rheeling. Amy Dargan. Darcy Eichelberger. Sonja Rawls Third Row: Chris Johnson. Erica Dremann. Libby Dewey. Kris Matter. Carrie Collins, Traci Griffin. Staci Vest. Lisa VanLanmgham. June Benear. Brad Forsyth, Jim Arends. Alan Meyer. Lisa Anderson, Jeff Schrodt. Darren Gentzler. Alice Batte, Shelley Thompson. Fred Magers. David Skoog, James Duff. Kris Smith. Debbie Merkle. Chad Riggleman. Greg Burdette Fourth Row: Chris Dremann, Doug Rinkenberger. Amy Stevenson. Greg Gantter. Mike Wilder. Phil Jarboe. Frank Davis. Mike Batte. Rick Peers, Thad Hill. Marty Nuss, Doug Green. Joe Grayson. Tim Harrison. Tom Dewey. Laurel Brown, Terri Merkle. Adrienne Silence. Jill Collins, and John Bixby. JAZZ BAND First Row: Lisa VanLaningham. Staci Vest. June Benear. Julie Henderson. Kristin Molck. Jodie Betts. Jill Weisenbarn. Amy Dargan. Laurie Ostrom Second Row: Brad Forsyth, Alan Meyer. Alice Batte. Chris Johnson. Chad Riggleman. Kris Smith. James Duff. Jodi Guyot Third Row: Leah Rasmus. Thad Hill. Deanne Mize. Adrienne Silence DIXIELAND BAND First Row: Leah Rasmus June Benear Chris Johnson James Duff Phil Jarboe Second Row: Adrienne Silence Thad Hill Jodie Guyot WINTER GUARD Deanne Mize. Lori Valentine. Lisa Van Laningham. Traci Griffin. Missy Slater. Leah Rasmus. Laurie Ostrom. John Bixby. Kathy Woolridge. Jenifer Wolf. Chris Zimmerman. Alecia Starkey. Leigh White. At the Solo and Ensemble Contest for band and chorus on March 3, 12 out of 16 people who went to the contest received first place. On April 7, the Concert Band performed at the ‘‘Up With Education program. On April 14 at the Organizational Band Contest, the band received a first place rating. The Jazz Band was third at the Jazz Festival. The Dixieland Band finished with a perfect first place at the Solo and Ensemble Contest. The Dixieland Band performed at St. Mary's Parish Center. Winter Guard performed at boy's basketball games and a junior high girl’s game. The Pep Band played at all the home boy’s basketball games and a few of the girls' games. The NHS members pose with their parents at an induction ceremony. gutters: Kim Short-Vice President and Secretary, Susan Roy-President and treasurer The National Honor Society is an organization that recognizes those students who excel in their academic studies. The NHS began the year with only two members, but they inducted twice and it raised the membership to twelve. The NHS held their inductions in the library with their parents present. During the year, they took a trip to the University of Illinois, sold merchandise, tutored students, and held a Teacher Appreciation Day. At the end of the year, the annual banquet honored the students with a potluck and presented letters. New officers were installed. Clockwise: Melanie Kautmann, Kim Short. Mrs Emerick-sponsor, Rob Reber. Jenifer Wolf. Galen Li I wilier. Peggy Gronemeyer. Danny Vu. Susan Roy NoI Pictured: Greg Burdette. Rick Peers. Tiffany Adams: Ursula Roncevich. Officers: Jodi Walker-Treasurer: Nana Henson- | Record: Rhonda Bement-President; Lisa Marlar-Vice-Presideni: Amy Combs-Secretary The responsibility of Mental Health Club is to be cheerful and friendly. The 1983-84 club members feel they have fulfilled their obligation, for if they brought happiness to one person during this year, they have been successful. Traveling as a well behaved group has always been a requirement to becoming a member. Another requirement is to pay dues. The members go on trips to the nursing homes-playing games and awarding gifts hoping to bring good cheer. The officers would like to commend Viki Scales, Susan Roy, and Steve Johnson for their unceasing assistance to Mr. Kingston. Mental Health Club was also honored to have Pam Birch, a student from ISU, assisting them this year. Smile and remember, Mental Health Club Cares! Rhonda Bement. Michelle Lantz. Laura Noble, Kim Howe. Laurie Withers, Lori Burdick Second Row: Mike Adkins, Steve Adkins. Julia Muller. Chris Milchuck, Cathy Hood. Susan Roy, Amy Combs, Irene Napier, Penny Haskins. Tina Vaughn, Lori Koontz Third Row: Milton Irvin, Roger Atkins, Trina Kidd, Cheri Davidson, Jodi Walker, Lisa Marlar, Jana Henson, Carrie Marshall. Erica Dremann, Tammy Jinks, DeAnn Mize. Laurie Wilken, Sharon Withers. Lisa Arnold, Beverly Monroe, Juanita DeLaCruz Fourth Row: Mr. Kingston-Sponsor, Traci Holer. Vernon Rhodes Not pictured: Viki Scales 109 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB AFS - C. Lawson, L. McClure. R. Bement, L Ostrom, K. Sheehan. M. Stalter, L. Krumwiede. M. Bridges. S. Thompson. L. Anderson. D. Fickbohm. G. Todd Second Row: L. Panzer. M Matter. J. White. L. Valentine. J. Henson. L. Marlar. J. Weisenbarn. M. Lantz. J. Wolf. L. Dewey. C. Olaf. J. Benear Third Row: T. Messer. D. Gentzler, S. Strickland. C. Dremann. D. Roncevich. J. Harrison. S. Kemnetz. A. Meyer. P Livermore. A. Dargan. A. Combs. M. Kaufmann Back Row: A. Kizar. C. McCumber. B. Vaughn. Not Pictured - Stan Daro- Sponsor AFS OFFICERS Cliff McCumber-President Julie White-Treasurer J. Henson- Vice President AI per Kizar-Secretary The Blue and Gold is the high school newspaper. At fall registration, one dollar of the student registration fee helps finance the paper. This year the Blue and Gold was published by Stevens Printing. In the past years the paper had been xeroxed in the high school office. Going to a regular newspaper format presented some problems. Because of financial limitations, only three papers were printed. Also, the size of the staff was a hinderance. Special thanks should be given to those who contributed articles to the paper. Their time and effort was greatly appreciated. 1- Working for Student Council 2- Melanie and friends 3- Homecoming Parade 4- Melanie and her host parents Mr. and Mrs. Terry Shaffer Melanie Kaufmann was visiting PHS through the Youth for Understanding program. She lives in West Germany, and this year she lived with the Terry and Jackie Shaffer family. YFU sponsors students to go to other countries for one year. During a student’s stay here, they are invited to participate in activities sponsored by an area YFU organization. They have cook-outs and stay-overs where the foreign exchange students can get together and share their experiences. Also, the student is encouraged to get involved in their local school and community. Although German schools do not sponsor school sports. Melanie does participate in such sports as skiing, tennis, and volleyball. Early in the year the AFS adopted her and showed her the ropes. The National Honor Society initiated her at their first induction of the year. Melanie also participated in Speech. At one of the speech meets a judge wrote. “ You need to practice your German accent more. One of the highlights of Melanie's year here was when she was elected Homecoming Queen. Melanie is well known and a true friend to many people in her class and in the whole Paxton community. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front Row: 1 Magers- Treasurer. M. Stevenson-President Second Row: D. Skoog-Sentinel. L Garthwait-Secretary, T Harrison Vice President Third Row: D. Rinkenberger-Chaplain. L Kmney-Reporter First Row: David Skoog, Ray Hewerdine. Jeff Forbes. Phil Jarboe. Scott Niccum. Scott Foster. Advisor-Gary Freeman Second Row: Pat Shadix. Lanette Garthwait, Clifford Knerr. Lori Kenney. Gary Moyer. David Punke. Leon Foster. Amy Stevenson. Tara Young Third Row: Scott Swanson. Fred Magers. Jeff Harrison. Chuck Magers. Brian Jones. Steve Nuss. Doug Rinkenberger. Galen Lit wilier. Mark Stevenson. Tim Harrison FFA OFFICERS: Front Row: S. Niccum-Chaplain. J. Forbes-Reporter Second Row: D. Punke-President. P. Jarboe-Secre-tary. G. Moyer-Treasurer Third Row: J. Harrison-Sentinel. C. Magers-Vice President right: The Soil Judging Team which placed 5th. bottom: The Varsity Parlimentary Procedure Team which placed 5th. left: The Crop Judging Team which placed 5th. bottom right: The Junior Varsity Team which placed 2nd. bottom left: The Livestock Judging Team which placed 2nd. 113 Clockwise: Jana Henson-Vice President: Missy Stalter-Presi-dent: Julie White-Secretary: Kim Short-Treasurer SENIORS-Rhonda Bement, Jill Seibring, Laurie Ostrom. Rick Peers. Jackie Bryant. Lori Krumwiede. Kelly Sheehan. Susan Harper-Sgt. of Arms. Kathy Woolridge-Sgt. of Arms JUNIORS-Thad Hill, Jill Weisenbarn. Jenifer Wolf. Tammy Watkins. Carrie Wilson, Greg Reynolds, Ursula Roncevich SOPHOMORES-Doug Green, Jim Arends, Darcy Eichelberger. Lisa Anderson, Brad Forsyth, Kristin Molck, Randy Westmoreland FRESHMAN-Damjan Roncevich. Jill Collins, Stacey Henson. Rod Emberson. Amy Ashmore. Julie Henderson. Kris Matter. Sgt. of Arms: Peggy Gronemeyer. Trade Dice. Cheryl Patterson Unity the Key to Success was the theme to the District Convention hosted by Paxton High School Student Council, but really it was the theme of the year 1983-84. Starting out the year with a new advisor was difficult, but soon everyone realized that if they banned together they could be a success. In early September the work began on Homecoming. Tradition was broken when the annual dance was planned for after the big game. A stroke of bad luck hit when the game went into triple overtime, cutting the time for the dance down to a minimum. Soon after Homecoming, the executive board decided to begin holding Wednesday morning board meetings to get organized for the Thursday morning meetings. Both the board and Mr. Harber agreed these meetings were a great asset to the overall success of Student Council this year. In November PHS Student Council hosted the fall workshop for Kickapoo District and sponsored an assembly to view Free Fare and the Air Force Band. Early in January the plans began for a Fresh-Soph dance. It was a first of its kind, semi-formal attire, entertainment by a disc jockey, and an immense amount of fun. Also in January, plans began for the District Convention to be held March 24 and hosted by PHS Student Council at the Ftamada Inn Convention Center in Champaign. Early in March, Camfield Productions were hired by Student Council to show the three screen demonstration sponsored by Campus Life. March 24 came quickly, and the convention was a success. The members of PHS Student Council truly learned that Unity is the Key to Success, especially on last minute details. PHS Student Council was congratulated by all and thanked by KDASC. The members of Student Council ■ were pleased to be able to honor Mr. Fred Guyot as a Master Teacher on Friday, March 23. PHS hosted students from Armstrong and St. Joseph-Ogden High Schools. Also, four Student Council members from Paxton attended each of these schools to learn the way their school and council is run. In April, PHS will again be represented at the annual State Convention. Jana Henson was selected to participate on the Honor Council Committee and Rhonda Bement on the Constitution Committee, both on the state level. Student Council would like to thank the faculty, students, and community for their support this year. MATH TEAM First Row: Becky Litwiller, Jodie Betts. Kris Joyce. Danny Vu. Kim Short. Jim Arends. Sonja Rawls. Second Row-Chuck Douglas. Damjan Roncevich. Ray Bott. Todd Thorstenson. Darren Gentzter. Vernon Rhodes. Galen Litwiller. Adrienne Silence Third Row: Mrs. Emerick. Roger Mullins. Alper Kizar. Greg Burdette. Dimitrije Roncevich. Tom Slattery. Rob Reber. Wade Bleich. Susan Roy. Mrs. Frisbie. Not Pictured: James Duff. Suzie Shell. Mark Jackson, Peggy Gronemeyer. Troy Parsons, Keely Ker, Lisa Anderson PARKLAND REGIONAL RESULTS Geometry Team-2nd place S. Rawls, B. Litwiller, L. Anderson, W. Bleich, V. Rhodes, M. Jackson Algebra II Team- 1st place D. Vu, G. Litwiller, R. Reber, T. Slattery, P. Gronemeyer, R. Bott Fresh-Soph 8-person Team-2nd place K. Joyce, D. Roncevich, S. Shell, L. Anderson, J. Arends, W. Bleich, V. Rhodes Junior-Senior 8-person Team- 1st place D. Vu, R. Reber, G. Litwiller, T. Slattery, T. Thorstenson, R. Bott, K. Short, S. Roy Calculator Team-ICTM- 1st place G. Burdette, A. Kizar, R. Bott, S. Rawls, C. Douglas Calculator Team-Parkland- 1st place D. Roncevich, D. Vu, J. Betts, R. Mullins, M. Jackson INDIVIDUALS Parkland Medallion Winners Algebra K. Joyce, D. Roncevich Geometry B. Litwiller, S. Rawls L. Anderson-Geometry-2nd place D. Vu-Algebra ll-3rd place G. Litwiller-Algebra ll-3rd Paxton received 6th place overall out of 19 schools. ICTM STATE RESULTS isu May 12. 1984 Lisa Anderson tied for 3rd in the geometry competition out of 146 individuals but was awarded 5th place based on a tie breaking decision. Fresh-Soph 8 person Team- 1st out of 32 V. Rhodes, L. Anderson, M. Johnson, W. Bleich, D. Roncevich, K. Joyce, J. Betts, S. Shell Geometry Team-2nd out of 33 L. Anderson, W. Bleich, M. Johnson, B. Litwiller, S. Rawls, V. Rhodes Junior-Senior 8 person Team-5th out of 24 D. Vu, G. Litwiller, R. Reber, R. Bott, T. Thorstenson, D. Roncevich, S. Roy, K. Short Algebra II Team-11th out of 38 D. Vu, R. Reber. G. Litwiller, T. Parsons, P. Gronemeyer, R. Bott Calculator Team-tied for 9th out of 24 G. Burdette, A. Kizar. R. Mullins, S. Rawls, C. Douglas SPEECH TEAM Speech Team Members: First Row: Melinda Hewerdine. Danny Vu. Jodi Guyot. Deanne Mize. Wendy Doan. Tara Young. H.J. Flesner Second Row: Coach Guyot. Mona Jones. Tammy Emberson, Carrie Collins. Marlynn Johnson. Shelley Thompson. Jeri Rapp. Tiffany Adams. Coach Harber. Third Row: Sonja Rawls. Lori Burdick, Cris Zimmerman. Dave Annis. Beth Potter. Dee Fickbohm. Stephanie Basta. Laurie Ostrom. Fourth Row: Susan Roy. Melanie Kaufmann. David Shore. Alice Batte. Brian Sanderson. Vernon Rhodes. Jill Collins. Adrienne Silence. Absent From Photo: Chris Milchuck. Doug Green, Jenifer Wolf. This year the Speech Team had a very successful season. Mr. Guyot was the new head coach. He began the weekly speech newsletter, SPEAK EASY. The team participated in the following invitationals: Charleston, Bloomington, Normal, Olympia, Danville Schlarman, Heyworth, Sangamon State, Wauseca Conference title for the fourth year in a row. At least one member placed in the top six at every meet. Among the speakers who were tournament champions were: Susan Roy. Melanie Kauf- mann, Dave Shore, Danny Vu, Sonja Rawls, Carrie Collins, and Cris Zimmerman. Four individuals advanced to sectional competition. They were Laurie Ostrom, Dave Shore, Carrie Collins, and Sonja Rawls. Team Captain, Susan Roy, was not only our leader but also this year's Most Valuable Speaker. Danny Vu was named Best Newcomer. Tiffany Adams was awarded Most Improved Veteran and introduced as next year's Team Captain. The large number of returning team members make next year's season look even more promising. SPRING PLAY CATCH ME IF YOU CAN BY Jack Weinstock And Willie Gilbert CATCH ME IF YOU CAN By Jack Weinstock and Willie Gilbert ‘‘As a cheerful game of homicide and red herrings I thought it was fun ... A resourceful and amusing mystery comedy. -N. Y. Post The excitement begins immediately. An advertising woman, having brought her husband to the boss' mountain lodge for a honeymoon, has called in the local police to investigate his sudden disappearance. Then enters a handsome man, and one or the other must have larceny on the mind; for against her protests he insists that he is the missing husband. And a nun comes along to back up the story. A funny woman who owns a delicatessen enters the scene, and before you know it there are two murders at the isolated lodge. From this racing start, it careens into a jim-dandy ending. CAST Mrs. Danielle Corban - Laurie Ostrom, Mr. Edward Corban - Doug Green. Inspector Levine - Rick Peers, Sister Kelleher - Melanie Kaufmann, Sylvia -Mary Matter, Mr. Everett Parker - David Shore, Miss Bambi McKay - as herself. CREW Peggy Gronemeyer, Denise Schneider, Chris Dremann, Alan Meyer, Kara Hartz, Debbi Short, Greg Burdette, Mike Livermore, Brad Forsyth, and Jim Arends. Director: Mr. David Harber Assistant Directors: Kim Short and Susan Roy 118 II 9 0 3 Video Rocks a Musical Revolution Michael Jackson, the hottest recording artist, wins eight grammies “Thriller” outsells them all Boy George and Culture Club stun America David Bowie rockets upward 1984 Winter Olympics were held in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia The Raiders took charge of the Super Bowl Baltimore won the World Series Illinois’ Fighting III ini went to the Rose Bowl Georgetown won NCAA Championship Jesse Jackson spearheads a new black drive for political power The United States put a women into space U.S. space shuttle repaired a wounded satellite while still in space AT T was forced to split Tom Cruise was a smash in “Risky Business” and All the Right Moves Christine filled us with fear Flashdance started a new fashion wave Terms of Endearment won an Academy Award for Best Motion Picture Yentl and Silk wood were also outstanding dramas On Academy Awards night, Robert Duvall was named Best Actor and Shirley MacLaine, Best Actress Hillstreet Blues won an Emmy for Best Drama while Cheers received Best Comedy UJXaAJi-'JD Mr. T has his first series, The A Team Dynasty, Dallas, Falcon Crest and Knots Landing were the popular night time soaps II @1 (fit© ABC’s movie The Day After stirred a storm of nuclear debate Fighting grinds on in El Salvador and Nicaragua U.S. marines were sent to Lebanon Soviets destroyed Korean airliner Yuri Andropov died and Konstantine Chernenko took control of the Soviet Union Singer Marvin Gaye was killed Actress-singer Ethel Merman also died after many years of entertaining S 9 0 4 Henry Fonda died concluding his career with “On Golden Pond” The Harlem Wizards dazzled their fans by their stunning performance at PHS. They defeated Dan Roan's Champaign All-Stars 94-80. Mr. Shields and Mr. Zimmerman served as referees. Student Council sponsored two bands this year. Free Fare, an outstanding band from St. Petersburg, Florida, provided music for us at an assembly and a concert. The Air Force Band also performed an assembly. Best of Luck Seniors ANDREWS LUMBER HARDWARE Darwin Rex Roy-owners Congratulations Grads THE ARCADE CAFE Chuck Phyllis Luhrsen DICK BEMENT AUCTION AND REAL ESTATE R.R. 1 Paxton 379-2000 JAMES R. BENSON Attorney 379-9616 Best of Luck, Class of '84 BETTE'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS Bette and Bob Thompson Sr. BIRKEY'S FARM STORE Paxton, IL We want to be your dealer THE BRIDAL LANE “Everything for the format occasion Paxton, IL BROWN MILLER FUNERAL HOME FURNITURE STORE Glenn Miller owner Congratulations Graduates DRS. CALLAHAN, LORD. 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Teresa 42. 48 Bell. Anthony 16. 18 Bement. Rhonda 42. 43. 44. 46. 47. 46 49. 58. 98. 100. 109. 110. 114. 115 128 Benear, June 32. 33. 34. 104. 106. 110 Berts. Jodi 16. id. 63. 104. 106. 116 Sever. Matt 24. 25. 76. 90 Birch, Tim 24. 26. 69 Bixby. John 42. 44. 46. 48. 49. 57 58. 71. 99. 104. 105. 106. 107 Bleich. Wade 24. 25. 26. 116 Bott. Donald 16. 34 Bott. Ray 18. 32. 116 Bridges. Michelle 42. 45. 48. 49. 110 Brooks. Lisa 34 Brown. Laurel 16. 16. 92. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106 Bryant. David 32. 33. 34. 62. 75 Bryant. Jackie 42. 44 47. 48. 49. 57. 114 Burdette. Greg 3. 42. 45. 46. 48. 49. 57. 75. 84. 65. 90. 98. 100. 104. 106. 116 Burdick. Lori 24. 25. 26. 98. 109. 117. 125 Burgrabe. Dawn 18 Burgrabe. Dotph 7. 42. 48. 49. 75. 98 Burton. Mike Carleton. Bob 16. 18 Clampitt. David 7. 24. 25. 26. 28. 60. 68. 76. 98 Cleary. Alyce 32. 34 Coleman. Ken 42. 48. 49 Collins. Carrie 24. 25. 26. 30. 92. 100. 102. 103 104. 106. 110. 117. 128 Collins. Jill 16. 17. 18. 87 104. 106. 114. 117 Colwell. Lisa 16. 18. 19. 99 Combs. Amy 33. 34. 88. 109 Corning. Sheri 42. 48. 50. 80. 83 Couch. Danny 16 Crandall. Alan 16 Crandall. Linda 16. 18 Dargan. Amy 2. 24. 25. 26. 102. 103. 104. 106. 107. 110. 128 Davidson. Chen 16. 16. 109 Davis. Frank 16. 18. 104. 1O6 DeLaCruz. Juanita 24. 26. 92. 109 Dewey. Libby 32. 33. 34. 63. 92. 104. 106. 107 110 Dewey. Tom 16. 16. 76. 86. 90. 104. 106 Dice. John 42. 45. 46. 48. 56. 63. 75 Dice. Trade 24. 25. 26. 70. 72. 83 96. 98. 104, 106. 114 Doan. Wendy 16. 18. 117 Douglas, Chuck 2. 4. 16. 19. 116 Dremann. Chris 42. 46. 48. 50. 104. 106. 110 Dremann. Erica 16. 19. 103. 104 106 109 Duff. James 7. 24. 25. 26. 81. 90 W4 106. 107 Duncan. Chad 24. 26 Edmonds. Eric 16. 19 Eichelberger. Darcy 24. 25. 26. 104 106 114 Eichner. Eddie 24. 27. 31. 71 Elliott. Karah 42. 48. 50 Elliott. Valerie 6. 32, 34 Emberson. Joe 24. 25. 27. 58. 73, 76. 86 Emberson. Robo 4. 42. 44. 45 46 48 50. 63. 71. 75 Emberson. Rodney 16. 17. 19, 76. 114 Emberson. Tammy 16. 19. 71. 92, 117 Eyre. Jodi 2. 42. 48. 50 Eyre. Keith 3. 15. 19. 76 Faulkner. Joy 24, 27 Fickbohm. Deanna 5. 42. 48. 50. 110 117 Flesner. H J. 16. 19. 20, 76. 100 102. 103 117 Forbes. Jeff 42. 48. 50. 75. 112. 113 Forsyth. Brad 6. 24. 25. 27. 62, 68 69. 74. 75. 76. 84. 85. 90. 91. 98. 104, 106. 114 Foster, Donnie 42. 48. 75 Foster. Kristen 16. 19. 22. 104. 106 Foster. Leon 24. 27. 101. 112, 113 Foster. Scott 24. 25. 27. 112. 113 Fnchtl. Greg 32. 34. 125 Frank. Lewis 24, 27 Fnchtl. Melinda 24. 27. 125 French. Tim 24. 27. 31 Gantter. Greg 32. 33. 34. 35. 39. 63. 75. 104. 106 Garthwait. Lanette 16. 19. 21. 112 Gentzler. Darren 24, 25. 27. 76. 80. 104. 106. 110. 11. 116 Gibson, Jim 19. 24, 81 Gibson. Robin 19 Glad. Dennis 24. 27. 90 Gooden. Andy 7. 32. 33. 34-. 75 Grayson. Joe 24. 25. 27. 104. 106. 107 Green. Doug 7. 24. 25. 27. 76. 104. 106. 114. 119 Green. John 16. 19. 76 Griffin. Traci 24. 25. 27. 30. 87. 88. 104. 106. 107 Grigalunas. Al 16. 19. 76 Gronemeyer. Peggy 32. 33. 34. 83. 92. 98. 104. 108. 114 Gullaume. Sean 42. 48 Guillaume. Tina 24. 27 Guyot. Jodi 16. 18, 19. 83. 92. 104. 106 Hadden, Craig 24. 25. 27. 81. 90 Haile. Janet 5. 42. 45. 48. 58. 128 Haile. Larry 24. 28. 31 Harper. Susan 42. 48. 104. 114 Harris. Kathy 32. 34 Harrison. Jeff 42. 48. 110. 112 Hamson. Tim 5. 16. 19. 20. 57. 64. 81. 82. 90. 104. 106. 112. 113 Hartz. Kara 16. 19. 20. 57. 64. 70. 72. 92. 93. 96 Haskins. Penny 20. 103. 109 Henderson, Julie 16. 17. 20. 77. 87. 104. 106. 107. 114 Henson. Jana 32. 33. 34. 35. 77. 79. 98. 109. 110. 114. 115 Henson. Stacey 4. 16. 17. 20. 114 Hewerdme. Melinda 6. 32. 33. 35. 92. 93. 97. 117 Hewerdine. Ray 16. 20. 76. 90. 112 Hill. Thad 32. 33. 35. 38, 39. 63. 70. 75. 84. 85. 98. 100. 104. 106. 114 Hofer. Sandy 16. 20. 77 Holer. Tracy 24. 25. 28. 72. 77. 79. 97. 109 Holland. Justin 32. 33. 35. 62. 75. 90. 91 Hood. Cathy 32. 34. 35. 109 Houser. Michelle 16. 20. 87 Howe. Kim 16, 20. 109 Hudson. Denise 24. 25. 28. 68. 97 104 Hudson, Trade 42. 44, 48. 97, 104 Hull. Phi! 1. 6. 24. 25. 28. 31. 72. 76, 84 85. 90 Hurley. Randy 24. 28 Hylbert. Kim 3. 42. 48 Irvin, Milton 18. 20. 76. 109 Isenhower. Mary 32. 35. 102. 103 Jackson Mark 24. 28 Jarboe. Phil 24, 25. 28. 104. 106. 112. 113 Jinks. Tammy 24. 25. 28. 104. 106. 109 Johnson. Chad 3. 16. 20. 31. 76 Johnson. Chris 4. 6. 24, 25. 28. 29. 69. 99. 104. 105. 106. 107 Johnson. Mark 7. 24. 28 Johnson. Marlynn 42. 46. 48. 52. 58. 115. 117 Johnson. Steve 42. 48. 52 Jones. Brian 24. 25. 28. 70. 73. 86. 112 Jones. Mona 24. 25. 28. 70. 71. 82. 83. 87. 117 Jordan. Linda 6. 16, 20 Jordan, Sandie 32. 33. 35. 39. 70. 94. 95. 105. 125 Joyce. Kris 16. 116. 128 Kaufmann, Melanie 42. 46. 48. 52. 57. 98. 99. 108. 110, 111. 117 119 Kemnetz. Mary 25. 28. 83 Kemnetz. Steve 42. 48. 52. 75. 110 Kidd. Trma 24. 28. 109 King. Bill 24. 25. 28. 76 King. Bob 16. 20. 76. 86 Kinney. Lori 16. 20. 21 Kinney. Randy 7. 42. 48. 52. 112 Kirkland. Eddie 24. 28 Kirkland. George 42. 48. 52 Kizar. Alper 3 42. 46. 48. 52. 62. 75. 110. 116 Knerr. Clifford 1. 32. 35. 101. 112. 113 Knuth. Marla 16. 19. 20. 92 Knuth. Ron 32. 33. 35. 75. 98 Koontz. Gloria 32. 35. 109 Koontz. Lori 24, 28. 102. 103. 109. 124 Krumweide. Lori 42. 46. 47. 48. 52. 72. 94. 95. 110, 114. 125 Langley. Doug 24. 25. 28. 76. 112 Lantz. Jodi 16. 20. 92. 104 Lantz. Michelle 32. 33. 35. 36. 92. 98. 103. 104. 106. 109. 110 Larimer. Bonnie 32. 35 Larimer. Tina 16. 20 Lawson. Cheryl 42. 44. 45. 46. 48. 53. 88. 89. 98. 110 Lawson. Glenn 16, 20. 76. 86 Liles. Norm 24. 29. 75 Lindstrom, Bill 42. 44. 45. 48. 53 Lit wilier. Galen 25. 32. 33. 35. 98. 101. 108. 112. 113. 116 Litwiller. Becky 7. 24. 29. 68. 92. 93. 102. 104. 105. 116 Livermore. Mike 42. 45. 46. 48. 53 Livermore. Pat 24, 29. 110 Magers. Chuck 42. 48. 53. 112 Magers. Dawn 16. 20. 61. 92 Magers. Fred 16. 20. 104. 106. 107. 112. 113 Mar tar. Lisa 32. 33. 35. 38. 72. 73. 77. 79. 92. 93. 98. 109. 110 Marron, Rocky 24. 25. 29. 62. 68. 70. 75. 76. 84. 86. 90 Marshall. Carrie 24. 25. 29. 31. 57. 77. 97. 98. 109. 125 Marshall. Dawn 32. 33. 35. 72. 77. 79. 88. 97 104 Marshall. Lynn 24. 25. 29. 31. 77. 79. 87. 92. 93. 104. 106 Martin. John 6. 32. 33. 35. 59. 63. 75. 98 Massey. Ken 24. 25. 29. 76. 98 Matter. Kris 16. 17. 21. 77. 87. 92. 93. 106. 114 Reber, Robbie 32. 33. 37. 63. 75. 90. Thompson, Shelley 24. 25. 31, 69, 63. Matter. Mary 32. 33. 34. 36. 77. 79. 86. 106. 107. 110, 118. 119 May. Terry 32. 36 McClure. Leanna 24. 25. 29. 69. 62. 83. 92. 98. 110 McCormick. Kari 16. 21. 77. 92. 104 McCumber, Cliff 7, 42. 48. 53. 57. 64. 72. 84. 85. 110. Ill McMillan. Cindy 32. 36 Meents. Tom 32. 33. 36. 62. 63. 75. 98 Mercer. Shelly 3. 42. 45. 48. 53 Merkle. Debbie 16. 21. 104. 106. 125 Merkle. Terri 24. 25. 29. 70. 100. 104. 105. 106. 107 Messer. Tracy 5. 42. 53. 110 Meyer. Alan 32, 33. 36. 104. 106. 110 Meyer. Jackie 16. 21 Milchuck. Chris 32. 33. 36. 38. 101. 103. 109. 124 Miller, Angie 42. 48. 54. 58 Miller. Christy 24. 29 Miller. Corey 16. 21. 76. 86 Miller. Margaret 102. 103 Mitchell. Fam 16. 21. 77 Mize. Deanne 24. 25. 29. 98. 104. 105. 106. 107. 109. 117 Molck. Kristin 6. 24. 25. 29. 68. 69. 72. 77. 79. 87. 92. 93. 97. 104. 106. 107. 114 Monroe. Beverly 29. 109 Moyer. Gary 42. 48. 54. 112 Muller. Julia 24. 29. 60. 92. 109 Mullins. Chris 16. 21. 76. 100. 102, 103 Mullins. Roger 36. 90. 91. 116 Napier. Irene 16. 21. 109 Nelson. Theresa 2. 4. 24. 29. 61. 92. 98 Niccum. Scott 24. 29. 112 Noble. Laura 32. 36. 39. 61. 103. 109 Nuss. Marty 32. 33. 36. 84. 104. 106 Nuss. Steve 1. 24. 25. 30. 62. 63. 73. 74. 75. 76. 84. 98. 112 Olaf. Charlotte 32. 33. 36. 77. 79. 99. 104. 110 Ostrom. Laurie 42. 43. 46. 47. 48. 54. 58. 71. 97. 101. 104. 105. 106. 107. 110. 114. 117. 118. 119 Overman. Glenn 16. 21. 76. 86. 100 Palmer. Chad 16. 21, 76. 100. 102. 103 Panzer. Laurie 42. 46. 48. 54. 94. 110. 125 Parsons. Troy 32. 33. 36. 80. 81 Patterson. Cheryl 32. 36. 38. 114 Pearl. Joe 21. 80. 81. in. 128 Pearl. Tim 5. 32. 36 Peers, Rick 7. 42. 43. 46. 47. 48. 54, 57. 58. 60. 71. 75. 98. 104. 106. 107. 114. 119 Perkins. Debbie 32. 36 Peters. Kirk 16. 21. 58. 73. 76. 86. 102. 103 Pilkington. Connie 4. 16. 103. 104 Pilkington. Kathy 21. 32. 36 Poison. Dennis 32. 33. 36. 59. 75. 84. 85. 98 Poison. Sandy 42. 54 Poison. Tracy 24. 28. 30 Potter. Amy 42. 46. 48. 54. 104. 106. 107 Potter. Beth 16. 21. 117 Price. Arnold 32. 36 Price. John 32. 33. 36. 63. 75 Price. Suzy 24, 30 Pruitt. David 32. 37 Punke. David 42. 44. 46. 48. 54. 84. 85. 112 Rapp. Jen 16. 21. 61. 117 Rasmus. Leah 3. 32. 33. 37. 39. 83. 92. 102. 103. 104. 106. 107 Rawls. Sonja 24. 25. 29, 30. 104. 106. 107. 116. 117. 128 Ream. Lisa 16. 19. 21 Reber. Julie 16. 22. 72. 92. 96 2 i 108. 116 Reynolds. Greg 32. 33. 37. 114 Reynolds. Steve 2. 16. 22. 76 Rheeling, David 16. 22. 75. 86 Rheelmg. Jennifer 24. 25, 30. 83. 88. 92. 104, 106. 107. 110 Rhodes. Vernon 2. 24. 27. 30. 58. 99. 100. 102. 103. 116. 109. 117 Riblet. Ricky 2. 16. 22 Riggleman. Brenda 6. 32. 33. 37. 38. 39. 70. 72. 94. 95 Riggleman. Chad 16. 22. 81. 90. 100. 102. 103. 104. 106. 107 Rmkenberger. Doug 1. 24. 25, 30. 102. 103. 104. 106. 112. 113 Roncevich. Damjan 16. 17. 22. 58. 114 Roncevich. Dimitrije 42. 43. 44. 46. 48. 55. 110. 116 Roncevich. Ursula 32. 33. 37, 39. 57. 64. 71. 79. 100. 108. 114 Ronna. Buddy 7. 24. 25. 26. 30. 68 76 90 Roy. Susan 42. 43. 46. 48. 55. 92. 101 108. 109. 110, 116. 117. 119, 128 Rubarts. Matt 6. 24. 25. 30. 57. 64 76 98 Rust. Darcy 32. 37. 81. 90. 91 Rutkowske. Jeff 32, 33. 37. 38. 59 75 98 Rutkowske. Sherry 5. 42. 48, 55, 58 Sanderson. Brian 3. 16. 22. 100, 101 102. 103. 117 Sandidge. Gina 4. 24. 25. 30. 128 Scales. Viki 42. 44. 46. 48. 55. 58 88 89. 109 Schneider. Denise 32. 33. 37. 88 Schrodt. Jeff 24. 25. 30. 31. 70. 76 86 98. 104. 106 Schroeder. Brian 16. 22. 76 Schroeder. Ken 24. 30 Seibring, Jill 3. 42. 46, 47. 48. 55. 57 78. 79. 88. 89. 98. 99. 114 Shadix. Pat 16. 22. 75. 112 Sheehan. Brenda 24, 25. 30. 104. 106 Sheehan. Kelly 42. 47. 48. 55. 110, 114 Shell. Suzanne 16. 22, 87. 103. 104. 106 Shore. David 5. 42. 46. 48 55 98 117. 118. 119 Short. Debbi 26, 17. 22. 70, 77. 87. 98 Short. Kim 42. 43. 44. 48 4Q 86. 57, 58. 79. 78. 88. 89. 92. 98 108 114 116. 119 Shovan. Alan 16. 19.22. 7$ Silence. Adrienne 7. 24. 25 29 30 102 104. 105. 106. 116, 117' 128 Skoog. David 16. 17. 22. 104 106 107 112 i v 87. 92. 93. 104. 106. 110. 117. 124 Thorstenson. Tanya 17. 23. 92. 106. 104 Thorstenson. Todd 6. 32. 33. 37, 75. 84. 91. 98. 116 Tittle. Darrell 16. 22 Todd. Gina 6. 32. 37. 99. 110 True. Terri 16. 23 Uden, Traci 32. 37. 92 Valentine. Lori 24. 25. 28. 31. 68. 97. 104. 105. 107. 110 VanLaningham. Lisa 24. 25. 28. 68. 87. 97. 104. 106. 107 Vaughn. Bob 7. 42. 48. 56. 110 Vaughn. Tina 16. 23. 109 Vest. Staci 24. 31. 68. 69. 87. 92. 93. 97. 104. 106 Vest. Tim 32. 37 Vibbert. Dave 24. 31. 39 Vu. Danny 32. 33. 37. 100. 101. 102. 103. 108. 116. 117 Walker. Jodi 32. 33. 38. 72. 95. 109. 112 Walker. Mike 16 Waller. Melissa 16. 23 Warner. Bill 24, 25. 31. 76. 84 Warnick. Dave 32, 38 Watkins. Tammy 32. 33. 38. 83. 92. 93. 114 Watkins, Tracy 2. 16. 23 Weisenbarn. Jill 32. 33. 38. 39. 70. 73. 94. 95. 104. 105. 106. 110. 114 Wells. Jerry 24. 31 Westmoreland. Randy 25. 31. 68. 76. 86. 114 Wheeler. Tisha 23 White. Julie 42. 45. 46. 48. 56. 77. 79. 88. 89. 98. 110. 114 White. Kathy 31 White. Leigh 16. 17. 23. 82. 83. 92. 104. 106. 107. 117 White. Sherry 42. 46. 48. 56 Wickenhouser. Elaine 38 Wilder. Michael 16. 17. 23. 76. 104, 106 Wilken. Laurie 32. 38. 92. 109 Wilken. Lynette 16. 17. 23. 72. 96 Wilson. Carrie 32. 33. 37 38. 70. 94. 95. 100. 104. 105. 114. 125 Withers. Laurie 23 Withers. Sharon 32. 38. 92. 109 Wolf. Jenifer 32. 33. 38. 79. 99. 104, 107 108. 110. 114 Woolridge. Kathy 42. 48. 56. 71. 83. 104. 106. 107 111 114 Woolworth. Mike 25 31. 76. 90. 91. 100. 111. 128 Yanders. Brian 16 Young. Tara 16. 17. 23. 83. 87 112. 117 Young. Tracy 16. 17 23. 76. 102. 103 Zimmerman. Cris 3. 16. 17. 70. 97. 99. 104. 106. 107 117 124 lector Stall: Carrie Collins. Lisa Anderson, Joey Pearl, Rhonda Bement, Stephanie Basta, Amy Dargan, Mike Woolworth. Mrs. Pie, Susan Roy. Adrienne Silence, Sonja Rawls (Not Pictured): Gina Sandidge, Janet Haile, and Kris Joyce Rhonda Bement. 1984 Editor The year was started off enthusiastically when the Reflector Staff attended a workshop at Illinois State University. The 1983-84 staff would like to thank Mrs. Frisbie for her hard work as sponsor. No individual effort put this book together. Everyone worked side by side to create this portrait of the “Cross Roads of PHS. ’’