Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1987 volume:

JULIE ABEL MIKE ALLEN ★ TERESA ANDERSON AMY ASHMORE MIKE BAKER ANTHONY BELZ JODIE BETTS DANNY BOOI DONALD BOTT ★ LAUREL BROWN SCOTT CAMPBELL BOB CARLETON JILL COLLINS FRANK DAVIS TOM DEWEY WENDY DOAN CHUCK DOUGLAS ERIC EDMONDS ROD EMBERSON TAMMY EMBERSON KEITH EYRE MIKE FLAHAUT H.J. FLESNER KRISTEN FOSTER ★ LANETTE GARTHWAIT JOHN GREEN AL GRIGALUNAS JODI GUYOT MIKE HARI AARON HARMON TIM HARRISON KARA HARTZ PENNY HASKINS JULIE HENDERSON STACEY HENSON RAY HEWERDINE SANDY HOFER MICHELLE HOUSER MILTON IRVIN CHAD JOHNSON BOB KING LORI KINNEY MARLA KNUTH LORI KOONTZ JIM LAFRAY JODI LANTZ GLENN LAWSON FRED MAGERS KRIS MATTER DEBORAH MERKLE JACKIE MEYER COREY MILLER PAM MITCHELL JIM NEWHOUSE GLENN OVERMAN CHAD PALMER BETH POTTER LISA REAM JULIE RIBLET CHAD RIGGLEMAN SANDERSON BRIAN SCHROEDER MARK STEVENSON BRYAN SCOTT SWANSON JIM SWINCONOS VAUGHN SOEREN VID STEIN MIKE WITHERS LYNETTE WILKEN TARA ZIMMERMAN JULIE ABEL MIKE ASHMORE MIKE BAKER ★ ANTHONY DONALD BOTT LAUREL BROWN ★ ★ JILL COLLINS FRANK DAVIS CHUCK DOUGLAS ERIC EDMONDS ★ KEITH EYRE ★ MIKE FLAHAUT ★ H.J. LANETTE GARTHWAIT JOHN GUYOT MIKE HARI AARON HARTZ PENNY HASKINS ★ JULIE RAY HEWERDINE SANDY HOFER ★ ★ ★ KIRK PETERS CONNIE PILKINGTON REBER DAVID RHEELING RICKY DAMJAN RONCEVICH BRIAN DEBBI SHORT ALAN SHOVAN SULLIVAN KELLY SWANSON ★ TANYA THORSTENSON TINA WALKER LEIGH WHITE LAURIE YOUNG TRACY YOUNG CRIS ALLEN TERESA ANDERSON AMY BELZ JODIE BETTS DANNY BOOI SCOTT CAMPBELL BOB CARLETON TOM DEWEY WENDY DOAN ROD EMBERSON TAMMY EMBERSON FLESNER KRISTEN FOSTER GREEN AL GRIGALUNAS JODI HARMON TIM HARRISON KARA HENDERSON STACEY HENSON MICHELLE HOUSER MILTON IRVIN CHAD JOHNSON ★ BOB KING LORI KINNEY MARLA KNUTH LORI KOONTZ JIM LAFRAY JODI LANTZ GLENN LAWSON FRED MAGERS KRIS MATTER DEBORAH MERKLE JACKIE MEYER COREY MILLER PAM MITCHELL ★ JIM NEWHOUSE GLENN OVERMAN ★ CHAD PALMER KRIK PETERS CONNIE PILKINGTON BETH POTTER LISA REAM JULIE REBER ★ DAVID RHEELING RICKY RIBLET CHAD RIGGLEMAN DAMJAN RONCEVICH BRIAN SANDERSON BRIAN SCHROEDER DEBBI SHORT ★ ALAN SHOVAN MARK STEVENSON ★ BRYAN SULLIVAN KELLY SWANSON SCOTT SWANSON JIM SWINCONOS TANYA THORSTENSON TINA VAUGHN SOEREN VID STEIN MIKE WALKER LEIGH WHITE LAURIE WITHERS LYNETTE WILKEN TARA YOUNG TRACY YOUNG CRIS ZIMMERMAN JULIE ABEL MIKE ALLEN TERESA ANDERSON AMY ASHMORE MIKE BAKER ANTHONY BELZ JODIE BETTS DANNY BOOI ★ DONALD BOTT LAUREL BROWN SCOTT CAMPBELL BOB DAVIS TOM DEWEY WENDY DOAN ROD EMBERSON TAMMY FLAHAUT H.J. FLESNER KRISTEN JOHN GREEN AL GRIGALUNAS HARMON ★ TIM HARRISON KARA HENDERSON ★ STACEY HENSON MICHELLE HOUSER ★ MILTON IRVIN KINNEY MARLA KNUTH LORI GLENN LAWSON FRED MAGERS JACKIE MEYER COREY MILLER GLENN OVERMAN CHAD PALMER PILKINGTON BETH POTTER LISA RHEELING RICKEY RIBLET CHAD BRIAN SANDERSON BRIAN ALAN SHOVAN MARK STEVENSON SWANSON JIM SWINCONOS VAUGHN ★ SOEREN VID STEIN MIKE CARLETON JILL COLLINS FRANK CHUCK DOUGLAS ERIC EDMONDS EMBERSON KEITH EYRE MIKE FOSTER LANETTE GARTHWAIT ★ JODI GUYOT MIKE HARI AARON HARTZ PENNY HASKINS JULIE RAY HEWERDINE SANDY HOFER ★ CHAD JOHNDON BOB KING ★ LORI KOONTZ JIM LAFRAY JODI LANTZ KRIS MATTER DEBORAH MERKLE PAM MITCHELL JIM NEWHOUSE KIRK PETERS CONNIE REAM JULIE REBER DAVID RIGGLEMAN ★ DAMJAN RONCEVICH SCHROEDER DEBBI SHORT BRYAN SULLIVAN KELLY TANYA THORSTENSON TINA WALKER ★ LEIGH WHITE LAURIE WITHERS LYNETTE WILKEN TARA YOUNG TRACY YOUNG CRISZIMMERMAN ★ JULIE ABEL MIKE ALLEN TERESA ANDERSON AMY ASHMORE MIKE BAKER ANTHONY BELZ JODIE BETTS DANNY BOOI ★ DONALD BOTT LAUREL BROWN SCOTT CAMPBELL BOB CARLETON JILL COLLINS FRANK DAVIS TOM DEWEY WENDY DOAN CHUCK DOUGLAS ERIC EDMONDS ROD EMBERSON KEITH EYRE MIKE FLAHAUT H.J. FLESNER KRISTEN FOSTER LANETTE GARTHWAIT JOHN GREEN AL GRIGALUNAS JODI GUYOT MIKE HARI AARON HARMON TIM HARRISON KARA HARTZ PENNY HASKINS JULIE HENDERSON STACEY HENSON ★ RAY HEWERDINE SANDY HOFER MICHELLE HOUSER MILTON IRVIN CHAD JOHNSON BOB KING LORI KINNEY MARLA KNUTH LORI KOONTZ JIM LAFRAY JODI LANTZ GLENN LAWSON FRED MAGERS KRIS MATTER DEBORAH MERKLE JACKIE MEYER COREY MILLER PAM MITCHELL JIM NEWHOUSE GLENN OVERMAN CHAD PALMER KIRK PETERS ★ CONNIE PILKINGTON ★ BETH POTTER ★ LISA REAM JULIE REBER DAVID RHEELING RICKY RIBLET CHAD RIGGLEMAN DAMJAN RONCEVICH BRIAN SANDERSON BRIAN SCHROEDER DEBBI SHORT ALAN SHOVAN MARK STEVENSON ★ BRYAN SULLIVAN KELLY SWANSON ★ SCOTT SWANSON JIM SWINCONOS TANYA THORSTENSON TINA VAUGHN SOEREN VID STEIN MIKE WALKER LEIGH WHITE LAURIE WITHERS LYNETTE WILKEN TARA YOUNG ★ TRACY YOUNG ★ CRIS ZIMMERMAN ★ JULIE ABEL MIKE ALLEN TERESA ANDERSON AMY ASHMORE MIKE BAKER ANTHONY BELZ JODIE BETTS DANNY BOOI DONALD BOTT LAUREL BROWN SCOTT CAMPBELL BOBCARLETON JILL COLLINS FRANK DAVIS TOM DEWEY WENDY DOAN CHUCK DOUGLAS ERIC EDMONDS ROD EMBERSON TAMMY EMBERSON ★ KEITH EYRE MIKE FLAHAUT H.J. FLESNER KRISTEN FOSTER LANETTE GARTHWAIT JOHN GREEN AL GRIGALUNAS JODI GUYOT MIKE HARI AARON HARMON TIM HARRISON KARA HARTZ PENNY HASKINS JULIE HENDERSON STACEY HENSON MICHELLE HOUSER MILTON IRVIN LORI KINNEY MARLA KNUTH LANTZ GLENN LAWSON FRED MERKLE JACKIE MEYER COREY NEWHOUSE GLENN OVERMAN RAY HEWERDINE SANDY HOFER CHAD JOHNSON ★ BOB KING LORI KOONTZ JIM LAFRAY JODI MAGERS KRIS MATTER DEBORAH MILLER PAM MITCHELL JIM CHAD PALMER KIRK PETERS CONNIE PILKINGTON BETH POTTER LISA REAM JULIE REBER DAVID RHEELING RICKEY RIBLET CHAD RIGGLEMAN DAMJAN RONCEVICH ★ BRIAN SANDERSON BRIAN SCHROEDER DEBBI SHORT ALAN SHOVAN MARK STEVENSON BRYAN SULLIVAN KELLY SWANSON SCOTT SWANSON ★ JIM SWINCONOS TANYA THORSTENSON TINA VAUGHN SOEREN VID STEIN MIKE WALKER LEIGH WHITE LAURIE WITHERS LYNETTE WILKEN TARA YOUNG TRACY YOUNG CRIS ZIMMERMAN JULIE ABEL MIKE ALLEN TERESA ANDERSON AM Y ASHMORE MIKE BAKER ANTHONY BELZ JODIE BETTS DANNYBOOI DONALD BOTT LAUREL BROWN SCOTT CAMPBELL BOB CARLETON ♦ JILL COLLINS FRANK DAVIS TOM DEWEY WENDY DOAN CHUCK DOUGLAS ERIC EDMONDS ROD EMBERSON KEITH EYRE ★ MIKE FLAHAUT H.J. FLESNER ★ KRISTEN FOSTER LANETTE GARTHWAIT JOHN GREEN AL GRIGALUNAS JODI GUYOT MIKE HARI AARON HARMON TIM HARRISON KARA HARTZ PENNY HASKINS JULIE HENDERSON STACEY HENSON RAY HEWERDINE ♦ SANDY HOFER MICHELLE HOUSER MILTON IRVIN CHAD JOHNSON BOB KING LORI KINNEY MARLA KNUTH LORI KOONTZ JIM LAFRAY JODI LANTZ GLENN LAWSON FRED MAGERS KRIS MATTER DEBORAH MERKLE JACKIE MEYER COREY MILLER PAM MITCHELL JIM NEWHOUSE GLENN OVERMAN CHAD PALMER KIRK PETERS CONNIE PILKINGTON BETH POTTER LISA REAM JULIE REBER DAVID RHEELING RICKY RIBLET CHAD RIGGLEMAN DAMJAN RONCEVICH BRIAN SANDERSON BRIAN SCHROEDER DEBBI SHORT ALAN SHOVAN MARK STEVENSON BRYAN SULLIVAN KELLY SWANSON SCOTT SWANSON JIM SWINCONOS TANYA THORSTENSON TINA VAUGHN SOEREN VID STEIN MIKE WALKER LEIGH WHITE LAURIE WITHERS LYNETTE WILKEN TARA YOUNG TRACY YOUNG CRIS ZIMMERMAN JULIE ABEL MIKE ALLEN TERESA ANDERSON ★ AMY ASHMORE MIKE BAKER ANTHONY BELZ JODIE BETTS DANNY BOOI DONALD BOTT 9. © % 120 ® j FIGHT SONG LOYALTY Let’s give a cheer, cheer, cheer for Paxton High Schooll Let’s give a cheer, cheer, cheer for the team I For they will fight to the end, they will fight and never bend, they will fight to make our colors gleaml Rah! Rahl Let’s give a cheer, cheer, cheer for Paxton High Schooll Give a cheer and never let It dlel Let’s all yell like sin for the team that will win another victory for Paxton Hlghl Clap-Clap-Clap-Fight Clap-Clap-Clap-Ffght Clap-Team-Clap-Team 7 Oh Paxtonl On to victoryl Our standards ever hlghl Our loyal pledge we give to you to do or dlel We are behind you always Blue Goldl Fling your banner to the skyl Our faith is ever full and strong unto you our hearts belong Dear ol’ Paxton Hlghl Praises we sing to you our Alma Mater true Courage and valor and loyalty to youl Rah! Rahil Oh Paxtonl On to victoryl Our standards ever hlghl Our loyal pledge we give to you to do or dlel We are behind you always Blue Goldl Fling your banner to the skyl Our faith is ever full and strong unto you our hearts belong Dear ol’ Paxton Hlghl SENIOR ENROLLMENT • 79 JUNIOR ENROLLMENT • 63 _ JRL 4 [ f MU FRESHMAN In Loving Memory of Richard Rundquist jcvo unido: Soy de I' Our lives consist of two qualities: WHAT WE EXPERIENCE and OUR LASTING MEMORIES of those experiences. In the time of death, It Is the first that we will miss — as friends, students, faculty, and staff, we will miss the everyday physical presence of Rick Rundquist. As his friend and school neighbor for sixteen years, I will miss seeing him standing In his classroom door waiting for the next class to pass; those who shared lunch with him on Fridays will miss the joy of the food that he prepared; students will miss his Interest and talk of fhe music of their generation and his detailed and well prepared dedication to teaching foreign languages. To me, my friend Rick Rundquist will always be: Eating a slice of pepperonl pizza at Papa Del’s Laughing at teachers like ourselves In the movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” Listening to a rock group I don’t understand Smiling as he told a freshman, “This is no longer Junior high.’’ Recording times at a cross country meet Never passing a bookstore, record shop, or Baskln-Robblns without stopping. As Conrad Aiken said in his poem, “Bread and Music, “We may then come to understand the difference between experience and the memory of that experience. The poet says, Music I heard with you was more than music, And bread I broke with you was more than bread; Now that I am without you, all Is desolate Your hands once touched this table and I have seen your fingers on the glass These things do not remember you beloved — And yet your touch upon them will not pass. For it was In my heart you among them, And blessed them with your hands and with your eyes: And In my heart they will remember always — They knew you once, o beautiful and wise. Today I will mourn you and sob, my friend Rick Rundquist; tomorrow I will remember you and smile. — Excerpt from the eulogy by Fred Guyot Yo me llamo... 3 The theme for this yearbook is “That was Then; This is Now”. This is somewhat appropriate for 1987. In the fifties, there were poodle skirts, bobby socks, the ducktaii, and the fiat top. In the sixties, we had old army clothes and paisley. In the seventies, we had mini skirts, leisure suits, polyester and long hair. But the eighties? What statement has been made in the eighties? Now we have flat tops, army clothes, paisley, mini skirts (some paisley mini skirts) and long hair. People in the eighties seemed to have reached back and taken bits and pieces from the last four decades and fused them together into a familiar, yet unique style. If one were to place a title on this decade, it might be called, “The Decade of Revival.” There have been many remakes of songs such as “Venus, “Walk This Way,” “Twist and Shout,” “Stand By Me,” and “Twenty-five or Six to Four.” The once popular rock group “The Monkees” had a revival concert as did the singing duo of Simon and Garfun- THAT WAS THEN kel. The popular sixties movie “The Hustler” was remembered with the sequel “The Color of Money.” Our present decade has become a decade of individualism by mixing fads, fashions, and the music of this time. Homecoming’s Spirit Week was made up of five Spirit Days. Monday was Punk Day, Tuesday was Hats, Shades, Ties, and Buttons Day, Wednesday was Fifties Sixties Day, Thursday was Dress-as-Your-Favorite-Teacher Day, and Friday was Blue-and-Gold Day. Students and teachers alike dressed to show their spirit for all five days. Another Spirit Week activity was the first annual PHS Olympics which was held Monday through Friday during the lunch hours. Olympians competed in such categories as the Ping Pong Free Throw, the Pillowcase Race, and the Three-Legged Race. First place winners were Tim Harrison and Damjan Ron-cevich. THIS is NOW 5 THE GAME On Friday, September 26, 1986, The Paxton Mustangs clashed with the Tuscola Warriors in The Bax-ton homecoming bout. The weather was good and lots of fans turned out to see the game. Offensively, Paxton struggled for the whole game, while defensively, the Mustangs played well, only giving up a few big plays. The Warriors’ minds were set on defeating the Mustangs just as Paxton had done to them one year before. Just as it seemed that the Mustangs were going to come back in the second half, 1-57 Stadium’s entire lighting system failed, dampening the hopes of the Mighty Mustangs. After fifteen minutes, the problem was corrected and the two teams resumed play. The Warriors were successful in defeating the Mustangs. The final score was 19-0. This year’s homecoming dance was held on Saturday, September 27, 1986 in the Paxton High School cafeteria. The theme was “Heaven in Your Eyes” by Loverboy and the band was “Backstage.” Freshmen attendants were Shawn Mercer and Richard Foellner. Sophomore attendants were Karen Rinkenberger and Charles Olaf. Junior attendants were Sue Meyer and Mitch Deason. Senior attendants were Pam Mitchell and Corey Miller, Julie Reber ahd Alan Shovan, Debbi Short and Tom Dewey, and Kara Hartz and Tim Harrison. Julie Reber and Tim Harrison were crowned Queen and King. Crownbearers were Debbie Shields and Ben Harber. THE DANCE THE PARADE This year’s Homecoming parade was held Thursday, September 25, 1986. Many townspeople attended the event. The parade had a new flavor added to it this year. Homecoming Queens from as far back as 1940 participated in it. There were two mother-daughter combinations; Julie Reber and her mother, Pam Hartley-Reber, who was Paxton’s Queen in 1961, and Debbi Short and her mother, Connie Burkland-Short, who was crowned Homecoming Queen in 1964. The parade was followed by the traditional pep rally and bonfire. Coach Forsyth introduced the Mustang football players and asked the townspeople to come out and root for their team in the game the following evening. After Coach Forsyth’s speech, Danish Youth for Understanding Student, Soeren vid Stein gave a special talk about how he found American life to be so far. Following Soeren’s speech, Student-Council President, Damjan Roncevich announced the Homecoming Court and the Float Place-Winners. Becky Litwiller, the 1985 Homecoming Queen was unable to attend so Jennifer Wolf, the 1984 Homecoming Queen had the honor of crowning Julie Reber our 1986 Homecoming Queen. The seniors were awarded first place in the Float-Contest with their chicken wire and toilet paper rendition of “The Gong Show.” They were followed by the second place sophomores, third place freshmen, and fourth place juniors. THE RALLY 1. Zeus Henderson 2. Promote Porklll 3. Chuck — hangin’ loose. 4. I am by your side. 5. Geometry Is the most amazing thing! 6. I didn't do anything wrongll 7. How interesting. SENIOR OFFICERS Debbi Short, Treasurer; Crls Zimmerman, Representative; Tina Vaughn, Representative; Kirk Peters, Representative; Julie Reber, Vice President; Mark Stevenson, President. Not pictured: Kris Matter, Secretary. The Great Senior Survey Of 1987 What are your post-graduate plans? 40% 4 year college 17% 2 year college 13% Trade School 10% Armed Forces 13% marriage 6% work force 2% Skid Row What Is your favorite memory at PHS? Alan Shovan's party Going to state in 1984 Homecoming Prom What is your least Favorite? School Ottawa Marquette Band Two miles in P.E. Semesters What foods? If you could bring a sport to PHS, what would It be? Pizza Grilled Cheese Pizza Boats Hamburgers Tacos Ham Sandwiches Did you enjoy participating In extra curricular activities? 95% yes 5% no If you could bring an additional class to PHS, what would It be? French German Car Mechanics Indepth Fishing Rules Weight Lifting Class Physiology Another Social Studies Class Graphic Arts Career Center Health II Advanced Chem. Physics Money Management Music Wrestling Tennis Hockey Girls Football Baseball Gymnastics Karate Swimming If you could change anything at PHS, what would it be? Attitudes Rules Longer Lunch Hour Guidance Counselor Some of Students Smoke Detectors in bathrooms Where Is the best place to meet people? Dragging Main Activities Taft St. Pool Football Market Place games Staff Senior Lounge Mrs. Molck Bigger School Grades If you could get rid of one? Do you think you got a worhwhlle education? 75% Yes 5% No 19% Somewhat Who was your favorite teacher? Mr. Guyot Mrs. Emerick Mr. Daro Mr. Wolf Mr. Harber Mr. Zick Mr. Shields Mr. Rundquist Mrs. Seibold Mr. Zimmerman Did you enjoy the cafeteria food? 24% yes 14% no 6% somewhat Spanish General Speech Science P.E. Trig English Consumer Health Ed. Ag. IV Home Economics If you could bring a club to PHS, what would It be? Varsity Club Social Auto Ding-a-ling AFS Golf Letterman Club Thespian Stock Car ROTC Computer Did you enjoy your four years at PHS? 81% Yes 2% No 18% Somewhat Youth Of The Month Illinois State Scholars Front: Jodi Betts, Kara Hartz. Middle: Stacey Henson, Julie Reber, Debbl Short, Julie Henderson. Back: Damjan Roncevich, Mike Baker, H.J. Flesner, Mike Harl. Debbl Short October Jodie Betts January Kara Hartz November Julie Reber February Mark Stevenson December Damjan Roncevich March 7 o kho T einJUn, TVetuty Sitee “Dim flulU t s4(Ul TttUfaeC Suycnc iete Scott (£euHfi6e£l . He'icoa Qe ut rfHcUnoo ffocUc j4khc etto TZotcnt TViOtcu (£ i £eto i t Uf tf tM. 4o6 Hone 7}o uUd $o6« Sott pal (ZoUUo ’TC.rtetea 7Jtcie p9Cten s4 lW%4t DomUhC “Ztanatea laanay TfcicAele £ t UrCCa P Aa gate tfreea 7 W V TfUtcJicM annieea 9 |______ f}utlc Sue eadcrcca Stacey u? ea “r CKCCK Weany fot 'pCccuen KcltA TOayae Syne tfecti -£ y « tfuyct 7ttte iae£ Seajaatia ?S vU 'Kona 'Ztantj Veaaey $� Xtae Uae Sandra s4na � ajfan “gay s4Maa 'ZtceveneUae 7K n£a 'KnutA Keent? ffeuttee J . 4aft ? (Jadt £ juk JlcuOj £(eu t T . ZauHUut 'p'utC 4tout “Kitettua eutee T e vu A. Sue ______________________________ 79t u}e Matte TttvMe ctA tut RicAy £uye c TRitlct £u £(f 4t Ream $«£le jZ ce Refer (?Aa t s4 e0ieev RlyqfemaM. “Damja RtuteevlcA cutlet Ifate RAecti S ii z t S z totcrd nt Kristen Foster Brian Schroeder Debbi Short Tracy Young Julie Henderson Michelle Houser Julie Abel Kirk Peters Lori Kinney Pam Mitchell The year 1969 was the end of an era, the era of rebellion. However, it was also a year of new beginnings. It saw the birth of Paxton High’s Class of 1987. A woman called Golda took office as the new Isreali president. Warren E. Berger began his 17 year reign as Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, and a rookie colonel gained control of a small African country, Libia. He was called Moammar Khadafy. Also, the United States jumped ahead of the Soviets in the space race with Neil Armstorng’s “small step for man, giant leap for mankind. 1969 was also a busy year in the courtroom as James Earl Ray and Sirhan Bishara Sirhan were convict- ed of slaying Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy respectively. Also, Edward M. Kennedy pled guilty to leaving the scene of an auto accident at Chappaquiddick Island. His passenger, Mary Jo Ko-pechne drowned. He was given a two month suspended sentence. In the world of entertainment, Woodstock, the first concert of Its Jodi Guyot 22 Stacey Henson Tina Vaughn Julie Reber Jim Swinconos H. J. Flesner Jackie Meyer Alan Shovan Leigh White Amy Ashmore John Green Tom Dewey Kara Hartz Don Bott Lisa Ream Teresa Anderson Wendy Doan Tanya Thorstenson Debbie Merkle ) , A Laurel Brown kind was held outside of Bethel, New York. An estimated 400,000 people attended the 3-day extravaganza. Other musical events included the release of the Rolling Stones album and movie Gimme Shelter, and the composition of “Raindrops Keep Fallin on My Head by Burt Bachrach. Oh! Calcutta! a Broadway show shocked audences with it's frontal nudity. Movies released include Woody Allen’s Take the Money and Run and Alfred Hitchcock’s Topaz. New on the best seller’s list were The Godfather, by Mario Puzo; Pictures of Fidelman. by Bernard Mala-mud; The Andromeda Strain, by Michael Crichton; and Slaughterhouse Five, by Kurt Vonnegut. Neil Simon wrote his play The Last of the Redhot Lovers Also, the Dance Theater of Harlem ws established by Arthur Mitchell. As 1969 brought with it the end of an era for our parents, it presented them with a new adventure, bringing up a new generation of Mighty Mustangs. Bryan Sullivan Tim Harrison Anthony Belz Jodi Lantz w i %hM Cris Zimmerman Mike Allen Chad Rlggleman Jill Collins Kris Matter Ray Hewerdlne Jodie Betts Corey Miller Mike Baker Connie Pilkington Fred Magers 23 as Stacey, Wendy, and Leigh take some time to relax in Rhetoric. Whatever It Is, I didn’t do it. Julie leads the seniors In a spirit yell. Beth takes a break In Reflector. Hold on until the weekend, Brianll Just a few minor adjustments. Smile Chlckenlll Who are the flowers from Mrs. Tav uh Hale? ‘S’UftUt SduMVut Suite . “7u y Kay 7 An4te 4 j auioe 4k TVO UnA @6%i4ll t y C 28 i H KCHtt ’Kelly TteUlieu S$ft§tfS0$$ Seelt 4lle Seoa aa (famea St tee ScvlHCOttOJ 7iuu 7K vUc 'l auyA dy ette Ka ae TtecteU £elyH (2«U e lue Ttelute Secne “i4el e uiet Stei ’7cwa. Ke ce 7fau y NOT PICTURED Daniel Joseph Bool Michael Shane Flahaut Laneette Raylene Garthwait Albert Joseph Grigalunas Chad Franklin Johnson Michael Dustin Walker Upper far left: Anthony showing his individuality with his mohawk hairdo. Above: Peek-a-boo Tim. Lett: Tom inherited the Mustang Mobile. 29 The Chosen Ones Of ’87 Not Pictured: Introvert: Tracy Young Julie Henderson Prettiest Smile: Chad Palmer Amy Ashmore Friendliest: Alan Shovan, Tina Vaughn Most Athletic: Tom Dewey, Julie Abel Potty Mouth: Teresa Anderson, Kirk Peters test Legs: Tom Dewey, Debbl Short Best Actor: Tim Harrison, Tara Young Coolest Car: Rod Emberson, Lori Kinney Best Dressed: Tom Dewey, Debbl Short Most Changed: Mark Stevenson, Tanya Thorstenson Nicest Hair: Alan Shovan, Tina Vaughn The year 2007 Some of the members of the Class of '87 had made our fortunes, some had lost them. But. we were all ready to strut our stuff at the 22nd Annual Paxton Business Expo. As I walked into the gymnasium. I was amazed to see all the success that some of my classmates had achieved I was hungry and decided to tour the stands that offered to give free samples of food. Former PHS discus champ Julie Abel had combined her former experience at Hardee's with her athletic ability to produce the Big-Big Cookie. Five-star chef Marla Knuth provided a sample of her world famous Hamburg de School Cafeteria Delighte to celebrate old times People who were at the stand for all five days of the expo said she made the meat available EVERYDAY. Former PHS buddies Mike Allen. Tim Harrison, and Tracy Young made their fortunes running the fish restaurant Skipper's Gallery. They claimed they had developed a taste for the food on the double lunch hours they took back in '87 Salads were provided for those watching their diets by famous green grocer John Green who made lots of lettuce by selling lettuce. Tammy Emberson. once a waitress, and former pizza delivery boy Brian Sanderson had combined their talents to start TIP AND TREAT- a service that delivered treats to little kids on Halloween I was getting tired after all the food so I thought I would check out the exercise booths Sure enough, there were Kung Fu experts Don Bott and Mike Walker mixing it up in their booth I got a kick out of watching them. Next to their stand was a stand run by Anthony Belz and Eric Edmonds, who had somehow managed to invent the ever-pop-ular X-rated hackeysack ball At a nearby stand, former athlete Debbie Short, who was said to live, sleep, and eat basketball had just taken over a new restaurant Dunkin' Donuts. I walked on before I was recognized I heard. Hey. Man! but it was only weight-lifters Mil-ton Irvin and Tom Dewey pumping iron at their weight machine display Although Dewey now weighed 105 lbs. I recognized him by his Nautilus tattoo and the dark glasses I recognized Milton by his 1987 Doors T-shirt. Dewey. who had starred in the NFL for three minutes. had joined PHS great Corey Miller, who had seen 17 minutes of action in the NBA. to form Athletes Anonymous for former PHS stars who had passed on into oblivion. Nearby, a sparkle caught my eye. It was former PHS star Kirk Peters' earring. He was helping classmate Aaron Harmon, now a famous diamond dealer, manufacture fashionable jewelry for PHS students. I bent down to examine their work when I was nearly struck by a bowling ball. It seems that professional bowlers Chad Palmer. Alan Shovan. and Brian Schroeder. new owners of the Paxton Lanes, were having their championship bowl-off series. Palmer converted the 8-10 split on a lady near me and I called for a doctor. Instant help arrived-sort of. Connie Pilking-ton. a new director of the Paxton Hospital, now called the California Clinic for Out-of State ownership, arrived quickly with the insurance forms. Tina Vaughn, director of the Easy Rest Nursing Home, stopped by. I was desparate. I yelled for a doctor. One arrived Julie Reber examined the victim and said that she had merely fainted and was now suffering singultus spasms Ray Hewerdine. car wash king, sprayed the woman with water from the new combination miracle sprayer and potatoe peeler that he was demonstrating All the water drew the attention of Bob Carlton who had turned his two greatest loves ( fishing and baseball) into a personal fortune He was now a carp sandwich vendor at the Cubs games. The water also drew a pair of millionaires who had amassed a fortune in Florida following their high school days. They were suntan lotion experts Lisa Ream and Debbie Merkle who had managed to mix creme de menthe. rock music, and a fondness for human skin to produce the new tanner Fire Extinguisher Just around the corner I ran into a row of strange exhibits There was Pam Mitchell modeling Kangaroo clothing and alligator shoes It seemed that she now worked for Chuck Douglas, who ran a service that flew such items out of the Australian backwoods Jim Swinconos. a multi-decorated military pilot, was the main flyer for Douglas' UPCHUCK. INC Douglas himself had come to America to star in the new film Crocodile Chuckie Next to that booth was the styling booth of Tara Young, who had combined acting and hairdressing to win seven Academy Awards for hairstyling of rabbits in Walt Disney movies Laurel Brown, who had made a fortune appearing in Guiness' World Book as the bald-headed Hari Krisna who had made the most a for Ba-Baker and Kara Hartz Mike Baker, a former Coast Guard Admiral, had his booth next door and was campaigning under the slogan It's all water under the bridge Miss Hartz giggled and passed out smiley faces I heard a rumor floating around that the whole campaign was financed by millionaire Damjan Roncevich. who had made a fortune installing security devices in high-risk crime areas and fast food restaurants. Jodie Betts, a former Supreme Court judge, had just been named campaign manager and I spoke with her awhile. We wandered on past the educational display where Clara Peterson principal H.J Flesner had posted several inspirational Latin slogans and Paxton's first woman junior high principal. Michelle Houser, had tacked up some unruly students. I saw that several other PHS students were in the office and paper supply business Wendy Doan and Leigh White h 3d ned tr. high school note-passing abijj6‘ int th€ :;iuf :cture of their NOTE GUM - uoer ‘ ’ ; • could be chewed if you were c fchjlp: g totes It came in cinnamon (f r hot JotejW d peppermint flavors. Soeren vl Dteirr ho many thought had been deported years ago. was still in America. He worked as an adivsor to other foreign exchange students selling X-rated Homecoming speeches m foreign languages that Americans couldn't understand Tanya Thorstenson was also in the paper business. After years of picking up the absence slips at PHS. she had perfected a fingerprint paper that required each student's touch to sign in to a class. Jodi Lantz. former PHS office worker, perfected a duplicating machine that would duplicate copies of music by merely hearing the music played. She was aided in this venture by musician-mechanic Fred Magers. who was finally allowed to toot his own horn. Mike Flahaut. who bummed pencils and paper for years at PHS. was now the new recycle trash king I saw him hanging around the exhibits still bumming the free pencils that were being handed out. Laurie Withers had turned to real estate, turning a tradition at PHS into money. She now marketed Smoker's Hills for communities building new high schools. As I walked into another corner of the building, the exhibits got strangely weird. Hey. buddy — wanna buy some nuclear arms?” Yes. it was Mike Hari. But he was selling robot arms which ran on nuclear power He was joined by Bob King, who was selling nets to be used by the police for jumpers. The nets were a bright Cardinal red Julie Henderson and Jackie Meyer had started the new business Hire a Quiet . This was a firm that rented quiet people to come sit in your home as companions after a noisy day in the workplace. Glenn Lawson was rumored to be an agent for the CIA who did contract work for governments I heard him whisper. I overthrew everything in football — I can overthrow Lybia.” The next aisle was flooded with talk about cars. Suzie Shell was busy offering her car to anyone and everyone Car dealer Jim Lafray had brought samples of some of his top-line used cars Unfortunately, they were all part of the same car Chevy King Chad Riggle-man. a retired Air Force veteran, was demonstrating the virtues of the new military staff car he had designed Rebel Ford owner Chad Johnson, a professional drag racer, put up a challenge, while mechanic Kelly Swanson put the final tuning touches on Bryan SuHivan's experimental Volkswagen school bus as they all got set to race Scott Campbell's alcohol fueled hot car One of the cars flipped and we called for help from the inside Mark The Bull Stevenson. who had combined a professional wrestling career with farming, came outside for a look He decided that the whole mess should be plowed under As we left we saw Lori Kinney and Rod Emberson driving around in circles in the parking lot We thought they were testing some kind of new suspension system We all returned inside where Al Grigalunas. known for his cool, was repairing the air-conditioning around the stand of Amorous Amy's. Amy Ashmore ran a stand that blew up flowers and sent them to high school students from their loved ones. Lynette Wilken. who was once a cheerleader and aspiring vocalist. accompanied the flowers as a singing delivery person. Stacy Henson, who turned her love for soap opera into a career, recorded responses of those receiving the gifts on video tape and sold the dramas to television In the crafts section, former shop student. Danny Booi was creating his own version of the world famous Boot knife My nerves were on end as nationally known flutist Jodi Guyot tested the sealing properties of fillings for local dentists by hitting all the high notes Program organizer Teresa Anderson and IRS Agent Sandy Hofer sat in one corner counting the number of people attending. Advertising executive Kris Matter and accountant Kristen Foster were smiling They were making money from the venture Ace newspaperman Dave Rheeling. who had earned his reputation on the Blue and Gold staff, and his printer Ricky Riblet were surveying the scene and taking notes for the evening edition of the newspaper At last I had seen all the sights and exhibits but one. Then I saw her She sat there purring complacently and blinking her eyes But it couldn't be We thought she was dead But the sign read Chang IX. And there sat Cris Zimmerman, owner of Exotic Pets, talking about her cats. Some things never change. I said to myself as I left the Expo. 3 3 s e n ■ i 0 r A c t ■ 1 V ■ I t i e s 34 Julie Abel. Abe VIC A. 4. NHS. 4. Basketball. 1-4. Co-Captam. 2. Tri-Captain. 4. Best Defensive Player. 3. Outstanding Performance. 4. All-Conference. 4. Track. 1-4. State Qualifier. 2-3; Outstanding Performance. 4. All-Conference. 4. Volleyball. 1-4. Co-Captam. 2.4, Co-MVP. 4. Best Defensive Player. 4. Intermurals. 1-3. Seargant-at-Arms 2 Mike Allen. The Boz Basketball. 4. Football. 3-4, All-Conference. 3-4. Most Valuable Defensive Lineman. 3; Track. 3-4. Intermurals. 3-4. Homecoming Court. 3 Teresa Anderson Amy Ashmore. Aim Cheerleader. 1 4. Most Valuable. 3. VICA, 4. NHS. 4. Class Representative. 1; Prom Princess. 3. Prom Court. 4. Queen. 4. SDAHSS. 3 Mike Baker. Cookie SADD. 4. President. 4. Speech Team. 3-4. NHS. 3-4 President. 4. Math Team. 3. Science Club 3-4. Track. 2-4. Cross-Country. 2-4. All-Conference Honorable Mention. 4. Intermurals. 3. Prom Decoration Committee. 3. SDAHSS. 2-4; Illinois State Scholar. 4 Anthony Belz. Toco Eddie SADD. 4. Reflector. 4. Football. 2-4. Intermurals. 3 Jodie Betts Concert Band. 1-4 Marching Band. 1-4. Jazz Band. 1-4. Music Contest. 1-3; SADD. 3-4. Secretary, 4. Speech Team. 3-4. NHS. 3-4. Reflector. 4. Math Team. 1-4; Science Club. 4. Cross-Country. 1-4; Tri-Captain. 4 Most Improved. 2. Play Production. 3. Who's Who, 2-3. SDAHSS. 3-4. Student of the Month. 4 Donny Boot Donald Bott Football. 2-4 Laurel Brown Girls Chorus. 1. Mixed Chorus. 1. Concert Band. 1-4, Marching Band. 1-4. Music Contest. 1-3; NHS. 3-4. Reflector. 2; Seargant-at-Arms. 4, Trackette. 1-4. Stat. 3-4. Play Production. 2-4. Who's Who. 3-4; SDAHSS. 3-4. Spanish Club. 4 Scott Campbell Bob Cor let on Mental Health Club. 3. Football. 2. Intermurals. 1-4 Jill Collins Girls Chorus. 1. Mixed Chorus. 1. Concert Band. 1-4. Marching Band. 1-4. Music Contest. 2.4. SADD. 4. Treasurer. 4. Speech Team. 1-2.4. VICA. 4. NHS, 4. Class Vice President. 1. Sargeant-at-Arms, 2; Science Club. 3-4. Basketball. 1. Prom Decoration Committee. 3; Play Production. 2-3. Play Cast. 4. Who's Who. 1-4. SDAHSS. 1-4. Spanish Club. 4. President. 4 Tom Dewey. Dew Mon Concert Band. 1-2. Marching Band. 1-3, Reflector. 4. Football. 1-4. Most Improved. 3. Co-Captam. Best Defensive Back. MVP. All-Conference. All-Area. 4. Track. 1.3-4. Outstanding Trackman. Honor Roll Track Meet. 3. Intermurals. 1-4. Homecoming Court. 4; Prom Decoration Committee. 3 Wendy Doan. Wen Cheerleader. 2-4. Speech Team. 1-2. Sargeant-at-Arms. 2. Intermurals. 2. Prom Court. 4. Prom Decoration Committee. 3 Eric Edmonds Mental Health Club. 4 Rodney Emberson. Rod VICA, 4. Treasurer. 4. Class Treasurer. 1. Football. 1-4 Tommy Emberson Keith Eyre Football. 1-3 H J Flesner. Herman Boys Chorus. 1-2; Mixed Chorus. 1-2. Music Contest. 1-2. VICA. 4. Class Treasurer. 2. Sargeant-at-Arms. 3. Exec Treasurer. 4. Football. 1-4. Basketball Manager. 2-4. Intermurals. 2-3; Play Production, 3. Who's Who. 4. Spanish Club. 4; SDAHSS. 4. Illinois State Scholar, 4 Kristen Foster. Moebell Concert Band. 1-4. Marching Band. 1-4. Mental Health Club. 4. Trackette. 3-4 Play Production. 3 John Green VICA. 4. Football. 1-4. Wauseca Conference Honorable Mention, 4. Intermurals. 1-3; Prom Court. 3-4 Al Grigafunas VICA. 4; Football. 1-2 Jodi Guyot Concert Band. 1-4. Marching Band. 1-4. Drum Major. 4. Jazz Band. 1-4. Music Contest. 1-4; Winterguard. 4. SADD. 3-4. Speech Team. 1-4. Co-Captam. 4. Most Valuable Speaker. 4. State Qualifier. 4. Trackette. 1-4. Cross-Country. 1-4, Tri-Captain. 4. Play Production. 3-4. Play Cast. 2-4. Organizational Band Contest. 1-4 Mike Hon Blue and Gold. 3. Editor. 3. Sargeant-at-Arms, 4. Science Club, 3-4; Football. 3-4. Track, 3.4. Who's Who. 4; Spanish Club, 4 Tim Harrison. Horry Concert Band. 1.3. Marching Band. 1.3-4. Top Percussion. 4. Speech Team. 3-4. Outstanding Newcomer. 3. Reflector, 2. Class Vice President. 3. Exec. Vice President. 4. FFA. 1-4. Vice President. 1- 3. FFA Contest. 1-3; Science Club. 3. Basketball. 1-3. Track. 1-2; Cross-Country. 1-4. Captain. 4. All-Conference. 3-4. Intermurals, 1-3. Homecoming Court, 1-2,4. King. 4. Prom Prince. 3. Prom Court. 4. Prom Decoration Committee. 3. Play Production. 3-4; Play Cast. 3-4. Spanish Club. 4 Karo Hortz Flags. 2-4, Tri-Captain. 4. Cheerleader. 1- 3. NHS. 3-4. Class Representative. 2, Class Secretary, 3. Exec Secretary, 4. Math Team. 2-4. Track. 1-2, Volleyball. 2- 4. Spirit Award. 3-4. Basketball Manager. 2.4. Intermurals. 2. Homecoming Court. 1.4. Prom Court. 3. Prom Decoration Committee. 3. Play Production. 2. Who's Who. 1-4. SDAHSS. 1-4. Youth of the Month. 4. Illinois State Scholar. 4 Julie Henderson, Hendo Concert Band. 1-4, Marching Band, 1-4. Best Marcher. 2. Best Musician. MVP. 4. Jazz Band. 1-4. Music Contest. 4. NHS. 3- 4. Vice President. 4. Class Representative. 1. Math Team, 2-4. Basketball. 1-4. Tri-Captain. 4. All-Conference. Best Rebounder. 4. Volleyball. 1-4. All-Conference. Best Server. 4. Who's Who. 1-4. SDAHSS. 1-4. Spanish Club. 4. Vice President. 4. Organizational Band Contest. 1-4, Illinois State Scholar. 4 Stacey Henson Math Team. 2-3. Basketball Manager. 1-2. Class Secretary. 1-2; Play Cast, 2. Who's Who, 3-4; SDAHSS. 3-4 Roy Hewer dine Basketball. 1. Football. 1. Track. 1 Sandy Hofer. SHIy Chicken VICA. 4. Vice President, 4. NHS. 4. Mental Health Club. 1. Volleyball. 1-3. Intermurals, jl-4 Chad Johnson VICA. 4. Football. 1-2 Bob King Blue and Gold. 4. Basketball. 1. Football. 1-4. Intermurals. 2.4 Lori Kinney Mental Health Club. 3-4; FFA. 1-3 Marla Knuth. Mertle VICA. 4. NHS. 4. Trackette. 1. Basketball. 1. Who's Who. 2-4; SDAHSS. 2-4 Lori Koontz Girls Chorus, 1-2. Mixed Chorus. 1-2. Music Contest. 1-2. Mental Health Club. 1 Jodi Lontz Marching Band. 1-4. VICA. 4. NHS. 3-4; Secretary. 4. Trackette. 1-4. Basketball Stat. 3-4. Who's Who, 2-4. SDAHSS. 2-4 Glen Lawson Basketball. 1-2.4. Football. 1-4 Kris Matter. Matt Jr. Concert Band, 1-4. Marching Band. 1-3. Class Representative. 1-3. Class Secretary. 4. Basketball. 1-3; Track. 1-2. Volleyball. 1-3; Co-Captain. 2; Intermurals. 1-3. Organizational Band Contest. 1-3 Debbie Merkle. Biffy Concert Band. 1-4; Marching Band. 1-4. Music Contest, 4. Speech Team. 4. Mental Health Club, 2-3, Trackette. 2. Track. 3 Jackie Meyer, Jack SADD. 4. Mental Health Club. 4 Fred Magers Concert Band. 1-4; Marching Band. -1-4; Jazz Band. 1-2,4; Organizational Band Contest. 1-4. FFA. 1-4. Treasurer. 2-4. FFA Contest. 1-4. Play Production. 2-4 Corey Miller, Corky VICA. 4. Secretary. 4. Basketball. 1-4 Co-Captain, MVP. All-Conference Honorable Mention. 4. Intermurals. 1-3; Homecoming Court. 4. Prom Court. 3 Pam Mitchell Flags. 1-2.4. Tri-Captain, 4; Winterguard. 1-4. Reflector, 3. Volleyball. 1-4. Most Improved. 3; Intermurals. 1-4, Homecoming Court. 4. Prom Decoration Committee. 3 Chad Palmer Boys Chorus. 1-2; Mixed Chorus. 1-2. Music Contest. 1-2; VICA. 4. FFA. 1; Basketball. 1-2; Football. 1-2, Intermurals, 1-3. Prom Court. 4. King. 4 Kirk Peters. Merv Boys Chorus. 1-2; Mixed Chorus. 1-2; Music Contest. 1-2; Class Representative. 4. FFA. 1-4. FFA Contest. 3. Basketball. 1-4. Co-Captain. All-Conference. MVP. 4. Football. 1-4. Co-Captain. 4. All-Conference. 3. Intermurals. 1-4. Prom Court. 3. Prom Decoration Committee. 3 Connie Pilkmgton. Pilk Girls Chorus, 1-2; Mixed Chorus. 1-2; Marching Band. 1-4. Rifles. 1. Winterguard. 2. Speech Team. 3. VICA. 4. Class Representative. 4. Mental Health Club. 1-4; President, 4. Trackette. 1-4. Basketball, 3; Cross Country. 3. Intermurals. 2-4 Beth Potter Speech Team. 1-4. Most Inspirational Member. 4. NHS, 4. Reflector. 4. Mental Health Club. 4. Trackette. 3-4. Math Team. 2. Play Production. 2; Play Cast. 3 Julie Reber. Reeb Cheerleader. 1-4, Most Valuaboe. 2-4. NHS, 3-4. Treasurer, 4. Class Representative. 3. Class Vice President. 4. Math Team, 2-3; Science Club, 3-4, Vice President. 4. Track. 1-2; Volleyball. 2. Homecoming Queen. 4. Homecoming Court. 2-4. Prom Court, 3-4. Who's Who. 3-4. SDAHSS. 3-4. Student of the Month. 4 David Rheeling Blue and Gold. 4. Editor. 4; Basketball. 1- 2. Football. 1-4; All-Conference. 3-4. Intermurals. 2-4 Rick Riblet. Red VICA. 4. Intermurals. 2-3 Chad Riggleman. Hoz Boys Chorus. 1. Mixed Chorus. 1. Concert Band. 1-4. Marching Band. 1-4. Jazz Band. 1-4. Music Contest 1-4; VICA. 4. NHS, 4; Sargeant-at-Arms, 3; FFA.3-4. FFA Contest. 3-4. Track. 1-4. Cross-Country. 1-4, Most Improved. 2.4. Captain. 4. Play Production. 2; Play Cast. 4. SDAHSS. 1-4 Damjan Roncevich. Dom Speech Team. 3-4; NHS. 3-4. Class President. 1-3. Exec President, 4. Math Team. 1-4; Science Club. 4. Basketball. 1-2. Football. 4. Intermurals. 1-4. Prom Decoration Committee. 3. Play Cast. 3-4. Student of the Month. 4; Student of the Year. 4. Who's Who. 3-4. SDAHSS. 3-4 Brian Sanderson. Bri-Bri Boys Chorus. 1-2. Mixed Chorus. 1-2. Speech Team. 1. Mental Health Club. 3-4. Intermurals. 1-4 Brian Schroeder. Guppy Football. 1-4. Intermurals, 1-4 Suzie Shell Girls Chorus. 1-2. Mixed Chorus. 1-2. Concert Band. 1-2. Marching Band. 1-2; Rifles. 2. Music Contest, 1-2; Speech Team. 2,4; Math Team. 1. Science Club, 4, Basketball, 1-2; Play Production. 2.4. Play Cast. 2 Debbi Short. Deb Flags. 2-4. Tri-Captain. 4; Winterguard. 2. NHS. 3-4. Class Representative. 2. Class Treasurer. 3-4, Math Team. 2-4; Science Club, 3. Basketball. 1,3-4. Tri-Captam, All-Conference. All-Area. IBCA All-State. MVP. Best Defensive Player. 4. All-Conference Honorable Mention. Most improved. 3. Track. 1-2; Volleyball. 1-4; Co-Captain. All-Conference. All-Area Honorable Mention. ICAGWS All-State Honorable Mention. Best Hitter. MVP. 4. All-Conference. Best Setter. Best Server. 3. Intermurals, 1-4; Homecoming Court, 4. Prom Court. 3. Prom Decoration Committee. 3. Who's Who. 3-4. SDAHSS. 1-4 Alan Shovan. Beaver Football. 1-4; Basketball Manager. 1-4. Intermurals, 3-4, Homecoming Court. 4. Prom Court. 4 Mark Stevenson. Bull Concert Band. 1-2, Marching Band, 1-2; NHS. 3-4; Class President. 4. FFA. 1-4; President. 2-4, FFA Contest, 1-4. Math Team. 2-4; Science Club. 4. Football. 1-4. Offense Special Mention. 3. All-Conference Honorable Mention. Best Offensive, and Defensive Player. 4. Intermurals. 2-4. Spanish Club. 4; Student of the Month. 4 Bryan Sullivan. Sully Science Club. 4. President. 4. Basketball. 3-4. Track. 3-4. Cross-Country. 3-4. Intermurals. 3-4 Kelly Swanson. Killer Boys Chorus. 1-2. Mixed Chorus. 1-2. VICA. 4; FFA. 3-4; FFA Contest. 3-4. Basketball. 1-2; Football. 1-4 Scott Swanson. Stumper FFA. 1-4. FFA Contest. 1-4 Jim Swinconos. Swmny SADD. 4. Science Club. 4. Basketball. 4. Track. 2.4 Tanya Thorstenson Concert Band. 1-2. Marching Band. 1-2. Music Contest. 1-2; Trackette. 1-3; Basketball Stat. 3-4 Tina Vaughn. Weenie VICA. 4. Class Representative. 3. Mental Health Club. 1-2. Science Club. 3. Intermurals. 1-4. Prom Court. 4. Valentine Queen. 4 Soeren vid Stein. Sven Football. 4. Intermurals. 4 Mike Walker. Charcoal Mental Health Club. 3-4; FFA, 3-4; Intermurals. 1-2 Leigh White. Lovely Concert Band. 1-4. Marching Band. 1-4. Jazz Band. 1-4. Winterguard. 1-2.4. Track. 1-3; Cross-Country. 1-2. Spanish Club. 4 Lynette Wilken. Chick Cheerleader, 1-4; VICA. 4. Intermurals. 1.3-4 Tara Young. Rat Speech Team. 1-4. Most Valuable Speaker. 4. FFA. 1-4. FFA Contest. 1-4; Basketball. 1-3; Most Improved. 3. Cross-Country. 1-2; Play Production. 3-4; Play Cast. 3-4 Tracy Young. Ned Boys Chorus, 1-2. Mixed Chorus. 1-2; Football. 1-4; Basketball Manager. 3. Intermurals. 3-4 Cris Zimmerman Concert Band. 1-2. Marching Band. 1-4. Flags. 2-4, Best Flag. 4. Rifles. 1-2. Winterguard. 1-4. Speech Team. 1-4. Co-Captain. Most Valuable. 4. NHS. 4. Class Representative. 4. Trackette. 1-4. Science Club, 3-4. Treasurer. 3-4. Basketball Manager, 1-2; SADD, 4. Vice President. 4. Reflector. 4. Editor, 4. Exchange Student to Yugoslavia. 4 s e n ■ i 0 r A c t ■ 1 V ■ I t ■ I e s 35 Junior Class Officers: Top, Missy Thomas, treasurer. Middle: Sue Meyer, V-Pres: Anne Rinkenberger, President. Bottom: Maureen Loudermilk, Rep.; Audra Hull, Secretary; Kathy Griffin, Rep. A JUNIOR IS SOMEONE WHO gets ripped because they have to be on the J.V. team. has to find enough money for prom. thinks they can act like a senior. worries about the results of their ACT’S. lies about their results of the ACT’S. gets their first ticket. is overloaded with classes so they can breeze through their senior year. thinks they can skip out on senior skip day. goes with an eighth grader because they can’t find another date. has to listen to Mr. Zick’s jokes. Float, Sale of the Century-4th V Frances Basfa Jeff Blackford Scoff Anderson Denise Curfis Chad Bozman Dawn Daniels Mike Coafes Lisa Colwell John Debusky Angie Denniston Joy Devine ■■ Holly Ecker Scott Ellis • 8 . iM H H at - • I 0? f J r Theresa Evitt Shelly Fickbohm Conni French Connie Frichtl . % CLASS OF 88 Allen White Kevin Wolf Marsha Wright Paul Yates CLASS OF ’88 Juniors not Pictured: Vickie Hauersperger, Paul Luecke, and Jason Wagstaft 'Je Brian Swanson Missy Thomas Rusty Towery Rick Vaugn Tina Vest Kenny White The sophomore float theme was, “The Price is Right”. The float received 2nd place. Sophomore class officers: Clockwise from upper left: Carla Miller-President; Chris Douglas-Representative; Matt Harrison-Representative; Jodi Forsyth-Treasurer; Jeff Graham-Vice-President; Charles Olaf-Representatlve; and Dana Grlgalunas-Secretary. A SOPHOMORE IS SOMEONE WHO ... trys to be on the varsity football tean ... gets their driver’s license. .. trys to get a date with a junior or senior so they can go to prom. ... thinks he’s cool because he’s not a freshmen. ... hides dead cats in lockers. ... takes the seniors’ parking spaces. knows the Pythagorean theorem (c� -b = a ) ... thinks they can beat up freshmen. ... types 2 words with no errors. ... won the most “whipped puppy” awards. ... gets nagged to join the reflector staff 45 Doug Anderson David Bachtold Raquel Belz John Betts Sheryl Bluhm Becky Burton Mike Chenoweth Mark Coplea May Dale Becky Bixby Dave Epps Jamie Everett Marvin Forbes Jodi Forsyth Bonnie Foster Tony Foster Lori Hylbert Becky Jarboe John Johnson Michael Johnson Mike Kellerhals Gerri Kemnetz Mike Ketchem Mitch Klann J.L. Knell Chalaine Kupferschmid Jodi Langley CLASS OF ‘89 Kimberly Lescalleet Sheila Liggett James Loudermilk Elsie Larimer Mindy Mabis JoAnn Martin David Maul Carla Miller Heidi Miller Kim Mount Mike Muller Nancy Normile SOPHOMORES Charles Olaf Heather Parcell Kenny Patrick Brian Rasmus Marcus Rawls Ken Smith Kerry Sullivan Corey Walker Denise Stalter Danny Starkey Kent Stevenson Kathy Warner Heather Werner Jason Withers Barry Wright A FRESHMAN IS SOMEONE WHO ... finally learns the real meaning of work. ... forgets their P.E. clothes so they don’t have to run two miles. ... gets picked on by upperclassmen. ... only goes out with someone that has a car. ... exists for no purpose. ... pigs out on seconds In the cafeteria. ... can’t open their lockers. ... hates English. ... is always off step in band. ... forgets their locker combination after a vacation. ... walks in the wrong door of the library. ... never takes showers in P.E. because they are chicken. Class officers: From left: Branden Stombaugh-President; Robby Jamison Treasurer; Richard Foellner-Representatlve; Steve Meyer-V. President; Stacy Beland-Secretary; Shawn Mercer-Representative; and Jessica Carlson-Representative. Rose Devine Tom Ditchfield Debbie Doan Brad Ecker Nathan Eiam Chad Elkins Mel Granger Shawn Hadler Leroy Harmon Tammy Harmon Andrew Hebert Diana Lemley Scott Marshall Nicky Lytle Kevin Manship Shannon Mabis Steve Meyer Shawn Mercer Shannon Piatt Scott Overman Ken Mutchmore Adolph Martin Elizabeth Sarazin Karen Rlpberger Monty Rubarts I Teri Scales Branden Stombaugh Shawn Smith Mr. Doug Anderson Agriculture PHS FACULTY Mrs. Marjorie Anderson Physical Science, Math Mrs. Debbie Bailey Physical Science, Math Miss Elizabeth Cima Band Mr. Charles Climer History Mrs. Mary Beer Librarian Mrs. Sandy Emerlck Math Mrs. Redith Ewing Spanish Mr. Ron Dukek Industrial Arts Mr. Fred Guyot English Mr. Dave Harber English Miss Kimberly Kinley Band Mrs. Beth Nelson Special Ed. Mrs. Joyce Pool Business Mrs. Toni Molck Girls P.E. ■■ Mr. Don Shields English Mr. Lawrence Smith Drivers Ed. Mrs. Peggy Towery Learning Disabilities Mr. Bob Tuggle Mr. Don Wolf Mr. George Young Health, Consumers Ed. ICE, Industrial Arts Biology PHS STAFF Marlene Stalter Secretary Connie Short Secretary Diana Hale Nancy Krumweide Secretary Secretary Jodi Lantz Secretary Max Elliot Janitor Ronald Shunk Janitor Mike Walker Janitor Milton Irvin Janitor Charlie Harris Bus Driver Willie Wagner Bus Driver Joyce Lantz Bus Driver r f v • V'. t Tom Sauer Bus Driver Frenchie Sennett Bus Driver Cooks: Ruby Meredith, Evelyn Ingold, and Margaret Hasselbring. ADMINISTRATION Charles Wood Superintendent John Stevenson Secretary William Wylie Principal Judy Popel President Stan Feller Phyllis Pitch Not pictured: Board Member Board Member Tim Schofield Vice-President 65 WE’RE NOT GONNA TAKE IT Varsity Football Team. Front row: Soeren Vld Stein, Robbie Baize, Mark Coplea, Jett Graham, Charles Olaf, Kevin Wolf, Alan Shovan, Mike Reckowsky, Rick Vaughn, H.J. Flesner, Kenny Smlth-Mgr. Middle Row: Coach Forsyth, Don Bott, Mike Harl, Anthony Belz, Tyler Hill, Mike Allen, Tom Dewey, John Green, Mark Stevenson, Kelly Swanson, Damjan Roncevlch, Glenn Lawson, Coach Bailey. Back row: Mike Flahaut, Jeft Blackford, Brian Schroeder, Jason Withers, Rod Emberson, Kirk Peters, Larry Adams, Tracy Young, John Betts, Dave Rheellng, Corey Miller, Bob King, Allen Jarboe, Mitch Deason, Ken White. This year’s Varsity team had a successful season despite their six losses. The team opened up the season with losses to St. Joe-Ogden, Montlcello, Prairie Central, and came out on the short end of a 19-0 homecoming loss to Tuscola. It was not until the fifth game of the season when the Mustangs found the right comblnatlon-the winning combination. They ended the season winning three out of the last five games. The Iroquois West Raiders were the first of Paxton's victims. It was a close game that gave the Mustangs confidence and hope for a winning season. Scoring only the second touchdown of the year, we beat the Raiders 7-3. The next week the Mustangs traveled to Watseka. Watseka was the number one team In the conference. After getting down 12-0 In the first half, the Mustangs rallied to post a 14-12 victory. The next week Paxton traveled to Clifton to play the Comets. After two victories In a row, the Mustangs, with a win would have been 3-0 in the conference and In first place In the conference standings. But the Comets handed the Mustangs a 14-6 loss. Paxton redeemed themselves against the Cornjerkers from Hoopeston-East Lynn. Everyone got a chance to play In the most productive offensive game of the season. The Mustangs marked up theTr third win of the season, trouncing Hoopeston 30-0. On Halloween Night the Mighty Mustangs traveled to Gibson City to take on the Greyhounds. With a 3-5 record Paxton has a chance for a four way tie for the conference championship. The other three teams were Watseka, Iro-qulos West, and Prarie Central. It was a nail biter in which Gibson won 14-6. It was the first time In 10 years that the Greyhounds won the season finale. The loss left Paxton with a 3-6 record In the conference and a fourth place in the conference. Opponent We They St. Joseph-Ogden 0 15 Montlcello 6 14 Prairie Central 0 19 Tuscola 0 20 Iroquois West 7 3 Watseka 14 12 Clifton Central 14 6 Hoopeston East-Lynn 30 0 • Gibson City 6 14 denotes conference game 1. Psyched (or the second half. 2. Kirk Peters and Tom Dewey, Co-Captains with Clint Forsyth, Head Coach. 3. Fullback Jeff Graham picks up the first down and more. 4. The Mustang offensive line works hard for that extra yard. SENIOR ATHLETES Trocy Young Dewey Award Win Jeff Oraham tost Offensive Bock A km Jartooe Mott Improved Way or Tom Dewey Best Defensive Bock Moot Valuable Mayor FULL OF PROMISE The JV squad won two, lost five, and tied Front Lett: Marcus Rawls, Craig Hewerdlne, Chris Ellis, Joe Grftfin, Matt Harrison, Larry Schwing, Mike Muller, Brian Rasmus, Mike Johnson, Barry Wright, Kent Stevenson. Back: Coach Zick, Tyler Hill, Tony Foster, Danny Starkey, Lonnie Sanderson, John Johnson, Kenny Patrick, David Bachtold, Jason Ronna, Kyle BurdeHe, Coach Carley. one. There was a lot of adjusting throughout the year as new freshmen and sophomores re placed the sophomore that were called up to play on the varsity. All the games were fairly close. Winning against Iroquois West, and Hoopeston-East Lynn, while tying Watseka at their Homecoming, were highlights. The JV offense. A host ot Mustang tacklers. Danny Starkey rides him to the ground. Foellner carries out a lake. The freshman football team ended up winning all four of Its games. Most of them were closely contested games. They beat Clifton 8-6, Gibson City 14 12, Watseka 33-6 and Hoopeston 22-6. Front left: Travis Jennings, Tim Abrahamson, John Blackford, Nathan Elam, Brian Elson, Richard Emberson, Adolph Martin. Middle: Shannon Wlthett, Brad Ecker, Jim Ferrell, Ken Muchmore, Mike VanLaningham, Travis Uden, Chad Weaver, Robbie Flauht, Steve Meyer. Back: Kevin Manship, Tim Anderson, Branden Stombaugh, Brian Henson, David Foster, Shawn Hadler, Andy Hebert, Monty Rubarts, Jim Wright, Richard Foellner. Front Row: Bonnie Foster, stot, Tina Vest, Julie Abel, Coach Molck, Kara Hartz, Candl Hoter, and Becky Blxby, stat. Back Row: Pam Mitchell, Shelia Kaeb, Jodi Forsyth, Julie Henderson, Anne Rinkenberger, Michelle Marshall, Audra Hull, and Debbl Short. 3 This years Paxton Splkers were very successful. They had a winning season with a 13-9 record. Not only were they successful as a team, but also Individually. Senior Debbl Short was named to the All-Conference first team. Fellow seniors, Julie Henderson and Julie Abel, were named to the second team. Debbl also set a new school record for total good serves In a season with 232. Junior Audra Hull broke the record for most blocks In a season with 39, and Pam Mitchell, a senior, broke the serving percentage record with 99%. The Splkers finished the season with a second place In conference behind Prairie Central. Defeating Clifton Central at Clifton was a big turn around In Paxtons season, with the team going 9-1 In the second half of the season. The team defeated Hoopeston-East Lynn twice and the Cornjerkers went on to Super Sectional play. Another highlight of the season was defeating Watseka In the second round of play In three games. We wish continued success for the Splkers In the future. Ford Central Hoopeston-East Lynn Clifton Central Watseka Gibson City Prairie Central Cissna Park Iroquois West Urbana Buckleyloda Mahomet-Seymour Clifton Central St. Joe-Ogden Watseka Gibson City Fisher Prairie Central Iroquois West Hoopeston-East Monticello Rankin Cissna Pak 10 15 10-15 15-10 9-15 7-15 15-11 14-16 15 6 0 15 13-15 15-1 15-10 15-9 2-15 8-15 15-12 15-11 16-14 3-15 SENIOR ATHLETES Julie Henderson Debbi Short Kara Hartz Pam Mitchell Julie Abel Julie Abel, Most Valuable, Best Defensive Player, Kara Hartz, Splker Spirit Award; Julie Henderson, Best Server; Debbi Short, Most Valuable, Best Hitter, Best Offeslve Player; Audra Hull, Most Improved, Best Setter. IT’S PAYBACK TIME Front Row; Karen Helntzelman, tat, Wendy Blumer, Carol Abbott, Carrie Vaughn, Holly Hurt, and Valerie Carleton, stat. Back Row; Dana Grlgalunas, Jodi Forsyth, Denise Stalter, Ruth Fox, Crystal Harris, Karen Rinkenberger, Heather Werner, and Coach Shields. After an extremely slow start, the JV Volleyball team came on strong to end It’s season at 13-7. A change In offensive and attitude brought about winning ways In the second half of the season. The triumph over undefeated Prairie Central provided the springboard as the team “paid back” early season losses to achieve success. Ford Central Hoopeston 15-1 13-15 15-12 East Lynn 9-15 9-15 Clifton Central 15-3 15 17 11-15 Watseka 3-15 11-15 Gibson City 15-4 15-5 Prairie Central 7-15 15-8 15-7 Cissna Park 6-15 9-15 Iroquois West 8-15 15-5 15-9 Urbana 15 0 15 0 Buckley-Loda 13 15 15-10 13-15 MahometSeymour 18-16 4-15 11-15 Clifton Central 16-18 6-15 St. Joe-Ogden 15-5 15-11 Watseka 16-14 13-15 15-13 Gibson City 15 8 15 13 Fisher 15-2 15 11 Prairie Central 15-11 15 10 Iroquois West Hoopeston 15-11 15-9 East Lynn 5-15 15-8 15-5 Monticello 15-9 15-13 Cross Country Tsam. Front row: Toby Brown, Mark Martin, Robby Jamison, Brent Hadden, Coach Guyot, Mike Chenoweth, Mike Kellerhalls, Scott Isom. Back row: Paul Yates, Bryan Sullivan, Chad Bozman, Jim LaFray, Mike Baker, Tim Harrison, Chad Rlggle-man, Jay T. Silence. Opponent or Invitational They We Place Manteno Conditioner 9th Chrisman Cow Chip Classic 7th Tri-Valley 36 18 Paxton Invitational 11th University High 41 19 Blsmarck-Henning Invite 5th Georgetown 24 39 Prairie Central 38 23 St. Joe Spartan Classic 11th University High-Normal Invite 4th Hoopeston-East Lynn 50 15 Clifton Central Mahomet-Seymour Bulldog Classic 5th Unity-Tolono 43 20 Wauseca Conference 1st Cissna Park 50 15 Regional 2nd Sectional 11th Packing up and good spirit helped make this year's Cross Country season a good one. The pack consisted ot top seven runners Tim Harrison, Chad Rlggleman, Mike Baker, Chad Bozman, Mike Chevoweth, Mike Kellerhalls, and Brent Hadden. All were All Conference Runners except Baker and Bozman who were honorable mention and Kellerhalls who finished 11th In the race. The dual meet record was 7 and 1, a record at Paxton for least losses in a season. The team ran well in most of the Invitation-als; they were only 15 points out of second place In the Mahomet-Seymour Bulldog Classic. They also won the Wauseca Conference title, came In second in the Regional meet and advanced to the Sectional. At the Sectional, running against perhaps the toughest opponents in years, they got 11th place. The Paxton Cross Country Team would like to thank Unity of Tolono for the nuts and twigs they threw at us while running, and Tim Harrison for getting them good deals on doughnuts for the morning running club. 1. Tri-Captain Mike Baker, Tim Harrison and Chad Rlggleman with Coach Guyot. 2. The boys concentrating on the race ahead. 3. Chad and Mike, packing up in the Paxton Invite. 4. The runner ot a new generation-MIke Chenoweth. 5. Chad and Tim: the leaders ot the pack. 6. Can we do 80 slt-ups? 7. Chad Bozman trophy winner at the Blsmarck-Henning Invitational. 8. I’m psyched. SENIOR ATHLETES Chad Rlggtaman Bryan Sullivan Mik Bakar Tkn Harrison Jim LaFray Right-Cross Country team members. Back row: Mgr. Julie Guyot, Susan Meyer, Karla Hartz, Nikki Riggleman, Jodie Betts, and Jodi Guyot. Front row: Karen Ripberger, Nicky Lytle, Coach Guyot, Marina Miller, and Ker- ry Sullivan. ODDonent 1 • Thev We Tri-Valley unscored University High 18 46 Prairie Central unscored Georgetown unscored Champaign Central unscored Urbana 20 39 Clifton Central unscored Hoopeston East-Lynn 20 34 Unity h J 18 39 Cissna Park unscored Wauseca Conference unscored Manteno Invitational 13th Chrlsman Invitational 7th Paxton Invitational 8th Bismarck Invitational 8th Mahomet-Seymour Bulldog Classic 9th Regional (Rantoul) (tied) 12 th Hampered by injury the 1986 Girls Cross Country team finished with a 6-4 season. The team was aided by returning letterwinners Sophomore Nikki Riggleman, Junior Sue Meyer, and Seniors Jodie Betts and Jodi Guyot. Early on in the season, Nikki Riggleman was injured and only ran one race all year. Without Riggleman running the Lady Mustangs looked to their promising new runners and were not disappointed. Freshmen Karen Ripberger, Marina Miller, and Nicky Lytle all worked very hard to fill the vacancies as did Sophomore Kerry Sullivan. Another girl who helped the team greatly was Junior Karl Hartz, who was the team's most Improved runner. The season’s highlights Included Sue Meyer earning All Conference and Marina Miller All Conference Honorable Mention at the Wauseca Conference meet held at Paxton. 1. Marina give it all she' got. 2. Karla starting a new dance after a big invitational. 3. Julie and Nikki getting the exact time at a dual meet. 4. Karen enjoys her run in the sun. 5. Susan displays her Mustang pride. 6. Brent, Sue, and Mike take a Gatorade break at Chrlsman. CAPTAINS SENIOR ATHLETES Jodie Betts Jodi Guyot WHY DO I RUN? Why do I run? T’aln’t no mystery Wanna have a good Medical History, Doctor told me runnln’ Is great Helps them blood cells Circulate, Great tor the lungs, Great for ticker, Can’t nothen’ getcha In better shape quicker, Feels so healthy, Feels so sweet, Pumpin’ my arms And flappin’ my feet, Moldin’ my muscles, firmin’ my form, Pantin’ like a pack mule, Sweatin’ up a storm, Keeps me loose, Tightens my tummy And shrinks my caboose, Beats bein’ sluggish, Beats bein’ lazy — Why do I run? Maybe I’m crazyl •Ed Cunningham Sue Meyer, Coach Guyot, Jodi Guyot, and Jodie Betts Most Improved Karla Hartz Most Valuable Sue Meyer TWIST AND SHOOT Jeff Graham, Kirk Peters, Ken White, Larry Adams, Jim Swlnconos, Jeff Blackford, Mike Allen, Jay T. Silence, Bryan Sullivan, Kevin Blehl, Glenn Lawson, Coaches Jim Carley and Russ Zlck, Not Pictured: Mark Coplea, Robbie Baize. Opponent We They Schlarman 47 70 Clifton Central 38 36 Watseka 71 95 Gibson City 44 46 Prairie Central 69 79 Iroquois West 56 42 Ford Central 82 73 Clinton 54 73 Riverton 52 83 Hoopeston 48 82 Montlcello 58 63 Clssna Park 39 37 Manteno 72 79 Clifton Central 55 47 Watseka 67 75 Fisher 62 61 Gibson City ■cl 47 66 Prairie Central 61 65 Iroquois West 53 81 Hoopeston 42 59 Buckley-Loda 65 71 Fisher 55 74 The basketball season began with a loss to Danville-Schlarman. The next game, however, was won against Clifton Central. The rest of the season went on with a few bright spots and some bad luck. After dropping games to tough Prairie Central and Gibson City teams, and wins over Iroquois West and Ford Central, the Paxton team traveled to the Clifton Holiday Tournament. The year had started to pick up, and It looked like the Mustangs were going to make a run at a good season. But only one win in the next five games made it look pretty dim. The high point of the season came after a win over Clifton Central. It was a home game against Watseka. The team seemed to be prepared for the game all week. Peters, Coplea, Blehl, and Miller all scored In double figures for the Mustangs, but the game was lost by seven points. The final blow came in the Regional Tournament when the boys lost to a Fisher team which they had beaten earlier In the year. One may not think much by looking at the record of 6-16, but no one can deny the fact that the 1986-87 boys’ basketball team tried hard and had fun. 1. Captains Kirk Peters, Corey Miller and Coach Zlck. 2. Jeff Graham puts up a jumper. 3. Ken White tights for a rebound. 4. The Mustang press. Mike Allen Glenn Lawson PMM Kirk Peters Bryan Sullivan Best Awards; Upper Left, Corey Miller Best Rebounder, Best Free Thrower, MVP. Upper Right. Jett Blackford Most Improved. Lower Left; Mark Coplea, Best Defense. Lower Right; Kirk Peters Coach’s Award, MVP. Shoot That Ball And Score Front Row: Toby Brown, Kenny Mutchmore, Jimmy Wright, Chad Weaver, Robby Jamison, Kyle Burdette, Mark Martin, Corky Emberson. Second Row: Tom Ditchfield, Michael Johnson, Craig Hewerdine, Kenny Patrick, Marcus Rawls, Brian Rasmus, Brad Ecker, Tim Anderson. Back Row: Coach Jim Carley, Manager John Blackford, Steve Meyer, Charles Olaf, David Foster, Jonny Johnson, Jason Withers, Richard Foellner, Manager Brian Henson, Coach Russ Zlck. PHS OPP DanvilleSchlarman 61 62 Clifton Central 49 61 Watseka 45 56 Gibson City 55 60 Prarie Central 33 76 Iroquois West 66 73 Ford Central 56 63 Hoopeston East Lynn 45 65 Clssna Park ” 52 r 46 Monticello 34 90 Manteno 46 48 Clifton Central 41 56 Watseka 44 56 Fisher 49 47 Gibson City 45 59 Prarie Central 48 63 Iroquois West 41 70 Hoopeston-East Lynn 33 73 BuckleyLoda 59 42 The Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball team had a good year despite it’s poor record. The year was successful because of all the freshman who gained experience. The year started bad and changes had to be made. The team was already hurt with 2 sophomores on the varsity team and halfway through the season, Kevin Beihl moved to varsity. This left mostly freshmen to play. They lost a few close games, but really improved In the second half of the season. The final record was 3-16, but they have a lot to look forward to for next year. UP AGAINST THE BOARDS Front Bow from left; Manager; Heather Werner, Dana Grlgalunas, Karla Hartz, Audra Hull, Jodi Forsyth, Candi Hofer, Denlsi Stalter, Manager; Sheryl Bluhm. Back Row; Nikki Riggleman, Coach Shield , Julie Abel, Julie Henderson, Debbi Short, Coacl Young. Missing; Gerri Kemnetz. The season started out great with four straight wins to Fisher, Clifton Central, Watseka, and Gibson City. The Lady Mustangs went Into Prairie Central very confident and It ended up being the turning point of the season. Then the team lost to Armstrong and then won a close one to St. Joe Ogden. The number one ranked team in the state for most of the year, Ford Central, beat them by the largest margin all year. Hoopeston was an Important game, but they lost by 12. The Lady Mustangs bounced back to beat Cissna Park with a last second shot. The next four games were rough. They lost to Gibson City, Clifton, Milford, and Prairie Central. Their eight game winning streak began then, leading them to a Regional Championship In which they beat the No. 2 seed Milford. The team beat Rossvllle to win the championship. The Lady Mustangs headed to Sectionals to take on Chrlsman who they defeated In double overtime. Then they met Oakwood In the Sectional Championship. The Lady Mustangs couldn't hold on and lost a disappointing game, 48-53, In overtime. Opponent Fisher Clifton Central Watseka Gibson City Prairie Central Armstrong St. Joseph Ogden Ford Central Iroquois West Mahomet Hoopeston Cissna Park Clifton Central Milford Gibson City Prairie Central Iroquois West Hoopeston Watseka Monticello Rankin Milford Rossville-Alvin Chrisman OakwoodFIthian r 'ihml Julie Abel Julie Henderson Debbi Short Right: George Young, Tri-Captains: Julie Abel, Julie Henderson, and Debbi Short Special Awards Debbi Short Best Defense MVP Julie Abel Coaches Award Audra Hull Most Improved Julie Henderson Most Rebounds 1. Karla controls the rebound. 2. Jodi reaches for the offensive board. 3. Sue takes a look inside. 4. Abel moves It around the perimeter. 5. Paxton takes advantage of good inside position. YES WE CAN YES Front Row: Manager- Heather Werner, Charlotte Swanson, Shawn Wells, Carrie Vaughn, Christie Humphrey and Manager- Nikki Riggleman. Middle Row: Manager Valerie Carteton, Nicky Lytle, Denise Staiter, Holly Hurt, Jessica Carlosn, Manager- Sheryl Bluhm. Back Row: Shawn Mercer, Dana Grlgalunas, Ruth Fox, Coach Don Shields, Cristal Harris, Jennifer Bayles and Karen Helntzelman. Not pictured: Gerri Kemnetz and Heather Parcell. Although most would consider a record of 10-10 as tantamount to kissing your brother, this year’s JV squad was pleased with the Improvement over their freshman season. After not winning a bail game In the ninth grade, the JV worked hard and paid back losses to Gibson City and Clifton Central. The season really turned around when they beat Mahomet and Clitton Central. The low was the to Hoopeston in next to the last game. When combined with the juniors, the sophomore squad otfer a bright future for the Lady Mustang Basketball. PUS OPP Fisher 39 26 Clifton Central 24 42 Watseka 20 10 Gibson City 15 30 Prairie Central 39 45 Armstrong 29 32 St. Joe-Ogden 34 25 Ford Central 41 44 Iroquois West 44 12 Mahomet-Seymour 25 24 Hoopeston-East Lynn 33 41 Cissna Park 33 34 Clifton Central 36 26 Milford 23 28 Watseka 30 19 Gibson City 39 25 Prairie Central 26 47 Iroquois West 26 18 Hoopeston-East Lynn 26 60 Monticello 40 22 1. The girls taking a breather and listening to coach. 2. Hey, give me that ball backl 3. Dana goes up for 2. PACKED WITH POWER A From top: Stephonle Kidd, Wendy Doan, Lynotto Wllkon, Julio Robor, and Kim Kofoot. Mrs. Frank, the cheerleading sponser, was very thrilled when she saw the 1986 varsity football cheerleaders. Her excitement generated from the fact that the 1986 varsity football cheerleading squad consisted of 6 vetran cheerleaders. They attended cheerleading camp at Eastern Illinois University in the summer. They received nine ribbons, Including ribbons for creativity, 110 percent award, outstanding Improvement, and outstanding pyramid. They also brought back a lot of neat cheers, chants, and a line dance. The cheerleaders performed the line dance at one of the pep assemblies. The pep assemblies had skits, relays and several contests. To raise money, the cheerleaders sold pennants, shaker poms, homecoming mums and ribbons. SENIOR ATHLETES Upper left: Wendy Doan, Ju lie Reber, Lynette Wilken, and Tammy Emberton. The varsity basketball cheerleaders had a good season. They tried many new cheers that the crowd enjoyed and promoted spirit at school by decorating lockers and hallways. They also had a few pep assemblies. Some assembly themes were The Night Before Christmas and The Dating Game.” They would like to thank their sponsor, Mrs. Frank for being paflent and a good friend. A special fhanks to the players for the corsages during reglonals. SEHtOfi ATHLFTf $: Amy Ashmoro, Wendy Doan, Jufto tobor, ond Lynotto WHkon. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top row: Lynette Wllken. Middle row: Kim Kofoot, Amy Ashmore, Julie Reber. Bottom row: Wendy Doan, Stephanie Kidd. ■■ RAHRAHSISBOOMBAH The J.V. Cheerleaders were a fairly new squad this year with the only veterans being Becky Jarboe and Kimberly Lescalleet. The J.V. worked with the Varsity Cheerleaders to promote spirit around the school. They decorated the players’ lockers for every game day and made run throughs for each home football game. They also worked hard to prepare entertaining pep assemblies. Throughout football season, they raised money by selling pennants and homecoming ribbons. During basketball, they held cake raffles. Mrs. Frank was the sponsor. J. V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Bottom: Becky Jarboe. Middle: Stacy Beland, Chris Douglas, and Lisa Hickle. Top: Kimberly Lescalleet. Not pictured: Nancy Normlle. TRACKETTES Front: Kimberly Lescalleet, Stacy Boland, Jamie Everett, Laurel Brown, and Jodi Lantz. Middle: Candy Hofer, Chris Douglas, Sheryl Bluhm, Nikki Riggleman, Jodi Guyot, Karen Heintzleman, Kerry Sullivan, and Cris Zimmerman. Back: Becky Bixby, Julie Guyot, Beth Potter, Kristen Foster, Maureen Loudermilk, and Nicky Lytle. ON TRACK WITH THE MUSTANGS Front Row: Brent Hadden, Lonnie Sanderson, Craig Hewerdlne, Rich Foellner, Jim Wright, Chad Weaver, Robby Jamison, Mark Martin, Middle Row: Manager Shannon Marlar, J.T. Silence, Tim Anderson, Mike Muller, Anthony Belz, Mike Harl, Kyle Burdette, James Loudermilk, Tim Abrahamson, Dave Epps, Manager Nathan Elam. Back Row: Coach Guyot, Tom Dewey, Mike Allen, Allen Jarboe, Mike Chenoweth, Mike Baker, Bryan Sullivan, Jim Swlnconos, David Foster, Chad Bozman, Jason Withers, John Johnson, Coach Forsyth. The Paxton High School boys track team overcame the loss of graduating seniors and several In-season Injuries to Improve. The Mustangs were 5-3 In dual meets and captured the St. Anne Cardinal Relays B Division. Seniors who led the Mustangs were Co-captains Mike Allen, Tom Dewey, Anthony Belz, Bryan Sullivan, Jim Swlnconos, Mike Baker, Chad Riggleman, and Mike Harl. The Mustangs will return 11 underclass lettermen Including team top point scorer junior Allen Jarboe, classmates J.T. Silence, Chad Bozman, and sophomores Mike Muller, Jason Withers, Mike Chenoweth, John Johnson, and Lonnie Sanderson. Freshmen Chad Weaver, Jim Wright and David Foster also lettered varsity for the Mustangs. Shannon Marlar was the team manager. GILL. « Tom Mike Dewey Hari Chad Bryan Rlggleman Sullivan Jim Swinconos Mike Baker Anthony Belz GOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES The 1987 girls’ track team was a good one. Three school records were broken. Carrie Vaughn broke the 300 low hurdles record, Audra Hull broke the shot put record, and Julie Abel broke the discus record. Julie also went on to state where she placed 8th. The team was very small this year with only 11 girls on It. It was also very young. The top five point getters were Julie Abel, Audra Hull, Marina Miller, Carrie Vaughn, and Shawn Mercer. Front: Ruth Fox, Manager, Shawn Wells, Wendy Blumer, Shawn Mercer, Karen Rip-berger, and Marina Miller, Back: Carrie Vaughn, Christine Busey, Julie Merrick, Audra Hull, Dawn Daniels, Julie Abel, and Coach Molck. 1. Honor Guard: Nicky Lytle, Jodi Lantz, and Rose Devine. 2. Drum Majors: Phil Meyer and Jodi Guyot. 3. Award Winners: Most Valuable and Best Musician Julie Henderson. Best Marcher Mike Reckowsky. Best Flag Crls Zimmerman. Best Percussion Tim Harrison (not pictured). Flagline. Front Row; Kim Lescalleet, Valerie Carleton, Heather Parcell, Mel Granger. Second Row; Becky Bixby, Sheryl Bluhm, JoAnn Martin, Shawn Wells, Christie Humphrey, Kara Hartz. Third Row; Carla Miller, Chris Douglas, Denise Stalter, Anne Rinkenberger, Angie Denniston, Crls Zimmerman, Julie Guyot, Pam Mitchell. Drumline; Laurel Brown, Jill Collins, Jason Ronna, Bonnie Foster, Tony Foster, Mike Johnson, Matt Harrison. Gibson City Labor Day Parade First Place U of I Parade Second Place Overall First Place Drumline Field Show Second Place Overall First Place Drumline Second Place Drum Majors Third Place Auxilllary ISU Field Show Fourth Place Class C Third Place Drums Second Place Drum Majors Fourth Place Auxilllary Centennial Parade Third Place Class B Best Flag Best Drumline Field Show Third Place Class B Second Place Flags Third Place Drum Majors First Place Drums First Place Drumline Conference First Place Auxilllary First Place Drumline Third Place Drum Majors Third Place Band Brass Section Front Row; Mike Reckowsky, J.L. Knell, Richard Foellner, Charles Olaf, Fred Magers, Steve Meyer, Mike Kellerhalls. Second Row; Kevin Yanders, Craig Hewerdine, Heather Werner, Nikki Rlggleman, Jace Wagstaff, Debbie Merkle, Chad Rlggleman. Back; Joe Griflin. Not Pictured; Jay T. Silence. Woodwind Section. Front Row; Holly Hurt, Jessica Carlson, Carrie Vaughn, Kathy Warner, Jodi Langley, Cristal Harris, Jennifer Bayles. Second Row; Charlotte Swanson, Leigh White, Kathy Griffin, Marina Miller, Christine Busey, Dave Epps. Third Row; Shelly Litwiller, John Blackford, Kristen Foster, Julie Henderson, Jodie Betts, Kerry Sullivan. Fourth Row; Sue Meyer, Karen Rinkenberger, Lisa Hlckle, Becky Jarboe. P A X T 0 N L 1 G H T C A V A L R Y B R I G A D E c o N C E R T J A Z Z CONCERT BAND: Front row: L. White, K. Griffin, L. Hickle, K. Rinkenberger, Ju. Guyot, J. Langley, C. Harris, and Jo. Guyot. Second row: D. Epps, C. Busey, C. Swanson, M. Miller, H. Werner, N. Riggleman, C. Vaughn, J. Carlson, H. Hurt, J. Bayles. Third Row: J. Betts, J. Henderson, S. Lltwlller, K. Foster, B. Bixby, K. Sullivan, J. Balckford, Su. Meyer, A. Rinkenberger, S. Fickbohm, C. Riggleman, J. Wagstatt, D. Merkle, R. Foellner, St. Meyer, J. Knell, M. Rawls, C. Olaf, M. Kellerhalls, M. Reckowsky, and P. Meyer. Fourth row: B. Jarboe, Miss Cima, J. Griffin, J. Silence, C. Hewerdlne, M. Harrison, K. Yanders, J. Ronna, B. Foster, M. Johnson, T. Foster, and L. Brown. WINTERGUARD First row: Julie Guyot, Chris Douglas, Leigh White, and Pam Mitchell. Second row: Sheryl Bluhm, Valerie Carteton, Becky Bixby, Jodie Richmond, Third row: Mel Granger, Wendy Blumer, Angie Denniston, and Jodi Guyot. Not pictured: JoAnn Martin, Carla Miller, and Cris Zimmerman. A N D P E P B A N D JAZZ BAND First row; Miss Cima, Julie Henderson, Leigh White, Jodie Betts, Nikki Riggleman, and Mike Kellerhalls. Second row: Bonnie Foster, Jodi Guyot, Mike Reckowsky, Fred Magers, Phil Meyer, Chad Riggleman, Miss Kinley, and L. Knell. Not pictured: Marina Miller and Kerry Sullivan. The Pep Band played many new songs this year, such as: “Twist and Shout,” “Dudley Doorlght,” “Johnny B. Goode,” and “Louie, d Louie.” They raised money by raffling A teddy bears off at home basketball N games. q They also Invited the University of Illinois’ Pep Band, Baton Twlrler, Cheif llllniwek to perform at one home game. F U T U R E F A R M E R S 0 F A M E R 1 C A The Paxton FFA has had a very busy and successful year. In section contests, they placed first in Livestock Judging, Soil Judging, Crop Judging, and Ag. Management. They also had three first place public speakers and one second place. In other contests, they placed third In Parliamentary Procedure and second In Ag. Mechanics. They had three section Foundation winners: Mark Stevenson, Shannon Marlar, and Mike Rapp. The FFA have also kept busy caring for the Community Garden Project and five acre corn plot. They competed in the summer livestock fair and winter grain show. They popped popcorn at all home football and basketball games, conducted two petting zoos, helped with the Community Sale, and attended the State and National FFA Conventions. Special awards awarded this year were Dekalb Award, Mark Stevenson; Star Chapter Farmer, Shannon Marlar; Star Greenhand, Tim Abrahamson; and Top Salesman, Dave Maul. In other activities, the FFA Is proud to have completed their 1946 John Deere B tractor and to have almost completed their 1959 Ford pickup truck. Front row: Mr. Doug Anderson-Sponsor, Adolph Martin, Tara Young, Mark Stevenson, Matt Harrison and Mitch Klann. Second row: Scott Swanson, Tim Abrahamson, Fred Magers, Chad Riggleman, Danny Starkey, David Maul and Larry Schwing. Third row: Mike Rapp, Shannon Marlar, Kirk Peters, Jeff Blackford, Tim Lantz, Alan Martin and Kent Stevenson. Not pictured: Tim Harrison. 1986-87 FFA Officers: Front: Mark Stevenson-President, Mitch Klann-Secretary. Back: Shannon Marlar-Reporter, Chad Riggleman-Sentinel, Fred Magers Treasurer, and Danny Starkey-Chaplln. Not pictured: Tim Harrlson-VIce President. 1986-87 Junior FFA Officials: Front: Kent Stevenson-President, Adolph Martin-Chaplin. Back: Larry Schwing-VIce President, David Maul-Treasurer Matt Harrison-Sentinel and Tim Abrahamson-Reporter. Not pictured: Tim Lantz-Secretary. F U T U R E F A R M E R S O F A M E R I C A 1. One of the many animals at the FFA Open House. 2. Mark serves at the FFA Breakfast during FFA Week. 3. Mike with his new buddy at the Open House. 4. Larry shows off the tractor that FFA rebuilt. 5. Shannon Marlar, David Maul, Mike Rapp, Danny Starkey, Kent Stevenson, and Mitch Klann attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. 6. Soeren feels faint from the smell. 1. Bryan and Jim evaluate a project with Mr. Scott at the science fair. 2. What, Mr. Douglas, is your opinion of this new project? 3. OFFICERS From left: Bryan Sullivan — President, Julie Reber — Vice President, Cris Zimmerman — Treasurer, and Shelly Litwlller — Secretary. SCIENCE CLUB First row: Mike tarl, Bryan Sullivan, and Jim iwlnconos. Second row: Mike laker, Jill Collins, Jodie Betts, Crls limmerman, and Julie Reber. Third ow: Chad Bozman, Sue Meyer, Lnne Rlnkenberger, Shelly Litwlller, ind Maureen Loudermllk. Fourth ow: Mark Stevenson, Damjan loncevlch, Phil Meyer, and Mike This year’s science club was once again very active. Mrs. Bailey was on leave during first quarter so her substitute, Mrs. Anderson held the elections of officers. The club really didn’t get rolling until Mrs. Bailey returned. The first science club activity was to decorate Mrs. Bailey’s room for Christmas. They hung lights and tinsel and even had a cardboard tree with paper ornaments. The club then held a Christmas breakfast. They celebrated “country style’’ with eggs, sausage, bacon and pancakes. Later, they exchanged gifts. In the spring, the club sponsored the Second Annual PHS Science Fair. This year, each participant received a ribbon and a free Ice cream cone from Pizza Man. s T U E N T C 0 u N C 1 L STUDENT COUNCIL First row: H.J. Flessner, Damjan Roncevlch, Mr. Daro, Tim Harrison, and Kara Hartz. Second row: Shelly Lltwlller, Shaun Mercer, Connie Pllklngton, Kathy Grltfin, Richard Foetlner, Jason Ronna, Steve Meyer, Crls Zimmerman, Dana Grlgalunas, and Craig Hewerdlne. Third row: Tina Vaughn, Stacy Beland, Julie Reber, Chris Douglas, Laurel Brown, Audra Hull, Jodi Forsyth, Debbl Short, Maureen Loudermllk, Nikki Riggleman, Carla Miller, and Brandon Stombaugh. Fourth row: Jessica Carlson, Robby Jamison, Charles Olaf, Sue Meyer, Kirk Peters, Missy Thomas, Mark Stevenson, Anne Rlnkenberger, Karen Rlnkenberger, and Matt Harrison. This year the Student Council sponsored many dances Including Homecoming, a tittles sock hop, and a Sweetheart dance. The sock hop was held after the Hoopeston football game. WPXN provided the music and broadcast the dance live over the radio. The Sweetheart Dance was held on Valentines Day. During the week before It, each class elected one boy and one girl to be their candidates for Queen and King Sweetheart. They were: Tina Vaughn and Tracy Young — seniors, Anne Rlnkenberger and Tim Lantz — juniors, Jodi Forsyth and Charles Olaf — sophomores, and Stacy Beland and Richard Foellner — freshmen. Tina Vaughn and Tim Lantz were crowned Queen and King. 1. Executive Board: Damjan Roncivich-Presldent, Tim Harrlson-VIce President, Kara Hartz-Secretary, and H.J. Flesner-Treasurerl 2. I just love these three-hour meetings 3. I want to be a Sergeant-at-Arms because 1. Tim displays Mr. Carley’s t-shirt, one of the hottest items at the auction. 2. H. J. giggles over some of the auction action. 3. One of the big Student Council decisions this year was what kind of pop to drink. 4. Phil Stagen was the auctioneer this year. 5. Heh, Heh, some sucker’s gonna buy this stuff. 6. Mr. Daro shows oft his auctioneering talents. 7. Auction cashiers — Missy Thomas and Audra Hull. M E N T A L H E A L T H C L U B 108 Front: Connie Frlchtl, Stephanie Kidd, Connie Pllklngton, Mr . Selbold, sponsor. Middle; Kay Purtlll, Ruth Dale, Ruth Harper, Francis Basta, Laurie Withers, Shannon Mabls, Mary Lutx, Lori Hylbert, Jackie Meyer, Elsie Larimer, Mindy Mabls, and Joy Devine. Back; Paula Fllllnger, Chalalne Kuperschmld, Shelia Liggett, Kristen Foster, Lori Kinney, Milton Irvin, Corey Walker, Ken White, Beth Potter, Brian Swanson, and Penney Haskins. The Mental Health Club started out this year by selling rattle tickets. They gave away gift certificates from local businesses and a stuffed mustang. Tickets were sold for three for a dollar and every member that sold $10.00 worth got a sweatshirt with the club’s symbol on It. The club also made door decorations for the residents at the Fort County Nursing Home. Every month new decorations were made. Club members also had pen pals at the nursing home. Members wrote one letter a month and received responses from residents. The club visited the nursing home at Christmas to play bingo. The prizes consisted of money, candy, and paper and pens. Club president, Connie Pllklngton, was the caller. Club sponsor, Mrs. Selbold, got everyone Involved In activities. Members were assigned to different committees. They took their annual field trip on May 15. Everyone had a great time and was sorry to see It end. Secretary-ConnI Frlchtl, Vic Presld ntSteph ante Kidd, President.Connls Pllklngton. (Not Pic-tured Treasurer.Shelly Fickbohm) B L U E A N D G O L D The Blue and Gold, our school newspaper, had thirteen Issues published this year, a new record. All the printing and publishing was done here at the High School. One of the more popular issues was the B G Enquirer-the April Fool’s Issue. Another issue they put together was a Fashion Issue. The Blue and Gold also had alot of contests they made up that anyone could participate in. This year the Blue and Gold had a new sponsor. Dave Harbor. The staff consisted of Dave Rheeling, Bob King, Mitch Deason, Tracy Eastman, Jamie Everett, and Kerry Sullivan. Blue and Gold staff: Tracy Eastman, Jamie Everett, Dave Rheeling, Carrie Sullivan, Mitch Deason, and Bob King. Missing: Dave Harber-Sponsor. no 1. Dave Harber-Sponsor 2. Dave Rheeling-Editor A special thanks to the following people: 3. Marlene Stalter-Printing 4. Joyce Pool-Computers 5. Connie Short-Graphics First row: Jodi Lantz-Paxton High School AM, Marla Knuth-Larson's PM, Michelle Houser-Paxton Jr. High School AM, Tina Vaughn-Knights Templer PM. Second row: Chad Riggleman-Paxton Jr. High School PM, Connie Pilkington-Paxton Comm. Hospital AM, Jill Collins-Birkey's AM, Sandy Hofer-Fiorillo A Associates PM, Lynette Wilken Fashion Fair PM, Teresa Anderson-Patrice Limited PM, Amy Ashmore-Bette's Flowers A Gifts AM, Julie Abel-Clara Peterson AM, Ricky Rlblet-Steven’s Printing PM. Third row: H.J. Flesner-Paxton Comm. Hospital AM, Mike Walker-Paxton High School AM, Corey Miller-Michael's Discount Foods AM, Bob Carleton (first semester)-A A M Gas A Service AM, Al Grigalunas-Jones Auto Body AM, John Green-Paxton IGA AM, Rod Emberson-Cleary Brake A Muffler AM, Fred Magers-Birkey’s PM. Missing: Tammy Emberson-Hen House PM, Chad Johnson-Paxton IGA PM, Chad Palmer-City Tool House AM, Kelly Swanson-Paxton Ford Mercury AM. What is ICE and what do the letters stand for? First the letters ICE means Interrelated Cooperative Education. In many larger high schools the various areas are combined or interrelated into one group. It is also a cooperative effort between the student, school, and the employer for fhe educafion of fhe student. If all this is combined we have Interrelated Cooperative Education or ICE. This year there are 24 students presently involved in the Program at 20 various training stations. ICE students are also members of a youth organization called VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America). The main event of the year was the Annual Appreciation Banquet. This banquet allowed the students the opportunity to show their thanks and apprecltion to their employer and everyone involved for all the help they have received throughout the year. The officers were: Amy Ashmore-President, Sandy Hofer-VIce President, Corey Miller-Secretary, Rod Emberson-Treasurer. V I C A 111 Y F U S T U D E N T 112 On August 9,1 flew Into Champaign. There they were, my new familyl I stayed with the Richard Douglas’. School started about 2 or 3 weeks later. It was a lot different than what I was used to. In Denmark we only have one school where all of the students go. The students here In Paxton were also a little different than what I was used to. In Denmark It's very difficult to be a new student. Here In Paxton It was so easy. Everybody knew me so I made friends pretty quick. In Denmark we don’t have cheerleaders like you have here. I think It is so fun that there are some people Jumping around In front of the audience cheering. You have a lot of fast food here. The only two places I already knew were Burger King and McDonalds. I liked this town and the people. They were so open and they always gave me time to talk and tried to help If they could. I will never forget this year and all the friends I have made. Soeren vld Stein 1. ) Soeren shows his spirit. 2. ) Soeren at Homecoming. 3. ) Good-bye Soeren, we’ll miss you. 4. ) Soeren and friends. 5. ) When I grow up I want to be an exchange student. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back row: Jill Collins, Anno Rlnkenberger, Damjan Roncovich, Mark Stevenson, and Chuck Douglas. Middle row: Laurel Brown, Kara Hartz, Debbi Short, Marla Knuth, Shelly Litwlller, and Jodie Betts. Front row: Julie Reber, Mike Baker, Julie Henderson, and Jodi Lantz. Not Pictured: Mrs. Emerick-Sponser. SPRING INDUCTEES Beth Potter, Cris Zimmerman, Chad Rlggleman, Amy Ashmore, Julie Abel, and Sandy Hofer. N A T I O N A L OFFICERS Jodi Lantz-Secretary, Julie Reber-Treasurer, Mike Baker-President, and Julie Henderson-Vice President. This year the National Honor Society began the year with eleven members. At the tirst of the year, the members voted to change the scholarship requirement for the next school year. They decided that Juniors and seniors will both need a 4.35 grade point average to be eligible. The NHS raised its funds for this year’s scholarship by selling calendars and holding a Christmas bake sale. Their projects for the year included buying new flags, honoring feachers on National Teachers Day, and tutoring. Club members heard a variety of different speakers: who spoke at the fall induction, Kamelyn Johnson, who spoke at the spring Induction, and Judy Popel, who spoke at the May 15 banquet. H O N O R S 0 C 1 E T Y w R O M A N C E L A N G U A G E C L U B First row: Heather Parcell, Pat Daily, Robby Jamison, Jamie Everett, Nikki Riggieman, Victoria Baize, Kevin Manship. Second row: Cristall Harris, Karen Rinkenberger, Lisa Hickel, Julie Henderson, Jill Collins, Leigh White, Laurel Brown, Shelly Litwiller, Sponsor Mrs. Ewing. Third row: Mike Hart, Heather Werner, Becky Bixby, Becky Jarboe, Kimberly Lescalleet, Sheryl Bluhm, Mike Sennert, Holly Ecker, Maureen Loudermilk. Fourth row: Jim Newhouse, Travis Uden, Kevin Wolt, Mark Stevenson, Branden Stombaugh, Sean Foster, Mitch Klann, Phil Meyer, Mike Reckowsky. Fifth row: Dave Epps, James Loudermilk, J.L. Knell, Carl Heinzmann, Damjan Roncevich, Jim Wright, Brent Hadden, Sean Welch. Officers: Julie Henderson Vice president, Jill Colllns-Presldent, Karen Rinkenberger-Secretary, Tim Harrison (not pictured)-Sergeant-at-Arms. T H E M A T H T E A 116 Front: Paula Fllllnger, ’Jodie Betts, Laurel Brown, Karen Rlnkenberger, ’Heather Werner. Second Row: ’Shelly Litwilier, ’Robby Jamison, 'Phil Meyer, ‘Craig Hewerdlne, ’Mike Johnson, ’Debbl Short, Sheryl Bluhm, ’Kara Hartz. Third Row: Tim Anderson, Brian Rasmus, ’Anne Rlnkenberger, ’Allen Jarboe. ’Jay T. Silence, Paul Yates, Tom Ditchfield, Julie Henderson, ‘Nikki Riggleman. Not pictured: lynette Curtis, ‘Jessica Carlson, ‘James Loudermilk, Mark Stevenson, and ‘Steve Meyer ‘Medallions winners at regional contest (top 15%) Sixteen members of the Paxton Math Team traveled to Terre Haute In the fall to compete In the Rose Hulman St. Mary Math contest. Although they didn’t bring home any awards, they knew It would take hard work and alot of practices to be competitive. At the ICTM Parkland Regional Contest In March, they had to defend the first place honors received last year. In a close battle between Unity, Iroquois West and Paxton, the PHS mathletes came away with the first place plaque again. Individual winners were: Shelley Litwilier-1st place Oral Competition; Craig Hewerdlne and Nikki Riggleman tied for 1st In Geometry; Heather Werner-fifth place In Geometry; Debbl Short-fifth place in Pre-Calculus. Team awards were: Geometry-1st; 8-person Jr Sr-1st; Calculator-1st; Algebra ll-2nd; Algebra l-3rd; Pre-Cal-culus-3rd; 8-Person Fr So-3rd At the ICTM State Math Contest test In May at ISU, Paxton competed against 21 schools that had full teams. An additional 50 schools were represented with students In various categories. Paxton placed 11th. Team members Mike Johnson and Nikki Riggleman placed fourth In the FR So 2-person competition. The 8-person Fr So placed fourth and the Geometry team eighth. The coaches of the Math team are Mrs. Emerlck and Mrs. Frlsbie. 1. Nikki with the 8-person team plaque. 2. Brian checks his test while Allen watches out tor more questions. 3. Nlkke Riggleman and Mike Johnson, 4th place 2-person. 4. Tom and Tim, anxious at the State awards ceremony. 5. Mike with the geometry team's 8th place award and medals. 1. Jill and Mike — all smiles at Reglonals. 2. Becky shows oft her good luck charm. 3. WARNING: Original Comedy could be dangerous to your health. 4. Beth Potter, who placed sixth In Original Oratory at Sectionals, gives her speech to Student Council. 5. 1986-87 Co-Captain, Jodi Guyot; Speech Team Head Coach, Mr. Guyot; and Co-Captain, Cris Zimmerman. 6. Julie wrinkles her nose at the competition. This year was a very successful for fhe Speech Team. For fhe flrsf time In years, they were represented at the State Meet. That representative was Jodi Guyot, whose speech “SOS-Help for a Lifetime” led her to two championships and many other awards. Other Regional titles were won by Mike Baker and Jill Collins (DDA), Tara Young (HI), and Cris Zimmerman (Verse). The entire Regional team advanced to Sectionals. Beth Potter, who was third in OO at Reglonals, placed sixth at sectionals. Team titles were won at the Wauseca Conference, Mustang Invitational, and Reglonals. At the Speech Tea in March, special awards were handed out. Seniors Jodi Guyot, Tara Young, Cris Zimmerman were awarded Most Valuable Speakers, while classmate Beth Potter was honored for being the Most Inspirational. Lonnie Sanderson was Most Improved and Mike Chenoweth was Best Newcomer. SPEECH TEAM First row: Cris Zimmerman, Beth Potter, Jodie Betts, Tara Young, Becky Bixby, and Julie Guyot. Second row: Jason Ronna, Jodi Guyot, Kimberly Lescalleet, JoAnn Martin, Jodi Langley, Debbie Merkle, and Carl Helnzmann. Third row: Mr. Guyot, Paul Yates, Lonnie Sanderson, Mike Baker, Tim Harrison, Damjan Roncevich, Mike Chenoweth, Jett Graham, and Shannon Marlar. Not Pictured: Jill Collins. s p E E C H T E A M s T U D E N T S First Row: Lynette Curtis, Diana Lemley, Jamie Everett, Sponsor Mr. Tuggle, Mike Baker, Jill Collins, Cris Zimmerman, Vickie Rhodes and Brenda Heintzelman. Second Row: Paula Filllnger, Brad Ecker, Jason Ronna, Christine Busey, Christy Humphrey, Lori Hylbert, Jackie Meyer, Tim Anderson, Karen Heintzelman, Tom Gibbs, and Corky Emberson. Third Row: Rose Devine, Maureen Loudermilk, Mike Ketchum, Terri Scales, Milton Irvin, Jim Swinconos, Jim Latray, Janeene Gilonskl, Sheila Ligget, Ruth Fox, and Nicky Lytle. Top Row: Patty Daily, Angela Purtell, Stacey Beland, Charolette Swanson, Jodi Guyot, Tracey Eastman, Liz Sarazln, Shelly Lltwiller, and Stacy Hood. AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK A G A I N S T D R I V I N G D R U N K This was the first year of formal organization for the SADD group. For their first project, they passed out SADD contracts before homecoming to retard drinking and driving. They also had a float in the homecoming parade. They sponsored an assembly in which a state policeman talked about the effects of drugs and driving. Following his speech he showed a movie. They held a poster contest for prom, influencing kids not to drink and drive. All promgoers were asked to sign an agreement to not drink and drive. SADD Officers: Jodie Betts-Secretary, Jill Collins-Treasurer, Mike Baker-President, Cris Zimmerman-Vice-President. 5=WJI III 1. What do you mean my pages aren’t here? 2. Another day, another deadline. 3. Mrs. Frisbie — Sponsor. 4. Cris Zimmerman — Editor 5. Tom, busy at work. The 1986-87 Reflector staff was small and Inexperienced — we hope you can’t tell. As beginners, we had to learn all of the things one has to do In order to produce a yearbook — layout pages, fit copy, crop photos, and many other things. Mrs. Frisbie was again the advisor. She had to put up with moaning, groaning, and complaining from us, just as we had to put up with moaning, groaning, and complaining from her, but In the end, It all paid off. We made most of our deadlines and had a fun year to boot. This year was a first for many things. Mrs. Frisbie rewarded us with a can of soda pop for every two pages we completed before the deadlines. We also began a tradition of celebrating each staff member's birthday. Yes, being on the Reflector staff is hard work, but It Is also a lot of fun. We hope you enjoy the yearbook. R E F L E C T O R REFLECTOR STAFF Clockwise trom lower left: Gerrl Kemmetz, Mrs. Frisbie, Crls Zimmerman, Jodie Beds, Anthony Belz, and Beth Potter. Not pictured — Tom Dewey and Jay T. Silence. TIVIT ACTI VITIE A riTlE SPRING PLAY 1987 Mr. Harber was once again the director of the spring play. He decided to try something different this year. Instead of doing just one two-hour play, the students performed three one-act plays. The three were: Actor’s Nightmare, Black Comedy, and The Bald Soprano. The whole production was called Comedy Tonight. The backstage crew consisted of student dlrector-Fred Magers, stage manager-Suzie Shell, props and costumes-Lau-rel Brown, and crew boss-JIm Lafray. Actor’s Nightmare was about a person’s greatest fear, having to get up In front of people and act without rehearsing. Black Comedy tells the story of a young couple having a dinner party during a blackout. The Bald Soprano is a story about a surrealistic dinner party- Front Row; Laurel Brown, Tara Young, Tim Harrison, Jodi Guyot, Suzle Shell, and Fred Magers. Back Row; Julie Guyot, Joann Martin, Jodi Langley, Lonnie Sanderson, Damjan Roncevich, and Chad Riggleman. COMEDY TONIGHT 123 Graduation was held on Friday, June 4. The main “entertainment” was provided by graduating seniors. Two musical solos were pertormed. They were: Jodi Guyot-flute, and Leigh White-clarinet. The processional, recessional and senior song were played by the band. At a fall meeting, the senior officers elected eight seniors to speak at the exercises. They were: Julie Henderson-academics; Cris Zimmerman-extra-curriculars, Corey Miller boys’ sports, and Soeren vid Stein-foreign exchange. Also speaking were Debbie Short-girls' sports, Damjan Roncevich-student council, Jodi Guyot-music, and Tim Harrison was the wind-up speaker. Senior class president, Mark Stevenson, gave the welcome. Following the presentation of diplomas, various awards and scholarships were presented. Runners-up for the American Legion Awards were Tim Harrison and Kara Hartz. Mark Stevenson and Julie Reber were the winners. Damjan Roncevich was named Exchange Club Youth of the Year. Julie Reber was awarded the National Honor Society Scholarship and Debbi Short was the winner of the James Wallace Dunnan Scholarship. The Jaycees Scholaship was awarded to Pam Mitchell. Jodi Lantz was awarded the Angela Greenwell Scholarship. In order to win this scholarship, a senior must be planning to further their education in the field of business. Kara Hartz was the winner of the covetted Evelyn Wylie Burton Scholarship. WPXN-FM 104.9 Paxton’s Radio Station Featuring All Oldies From 1955-1982. Local News. Sports. Weather and Coverage of Community Events Become A Part of the Mighty Mustang Tradition Herff-Jones Class Rings Good Luck Paxton Seniors From Tom Hall and Josten’s Congratulations Seniors! Personal Finance Co. Lori Dianne M R Supplies Company INC. Office Supplies Printing Paxton. IL 60957 Pro-Type We Print All Kinds of Stuff Paxton. II Robin Niewold. Owner Run for the Roses On Line Paxton, II Good Luck 1987 Graduate Employees of Baltimore Aircoil Co. Margo’s Hairstyling The style of your life” Paxton. II 60957 379-4051 Shear Styling Hair Styling for men 8c women 149 N. Market Paxton. II 60957 J.B.’s Hairstyling Pivit Point Professionals Paxton. IL 60957 379-3443 Good Luck Seniors Headliners Hairstylists Jackie. Pat, Kathie 128 His Hers Hairstyiing 147 S. Market 379-3019 Dorie. Janet, and Darlene Congratulations Seniors John D. Martin, Orthodontist Watseka. II 60970 Congratulations Graduates DRS. Callahan, Lord, King, McCabe Rantoul, II Office Always a Winning Combination Mama Ferrara’s and The Paxton Mustangs Congratulations Grads. Arcade Cafe Chuck 8c Craig Luhrsen Just Hamburgers Purveyors of Fine Foods Paxton, Illinois Pizza Man 500 W. Ottawa 379-4835 Good Luck Seniors! Pizzeria Uno Champaign. II Good Luck Seniors Hardee's Paxton, II Ford-Baler Funeral Home Furniture Store Ambulance Service Paxton-Buckley Knapp-Miller Funeral Home-Paxton Congratulations Seniors Quick 6 140 S. Market Paxton, II Phone 379-3708 Hartz's Paxton Eisner Your Complete Food Store 100 W Ottawa Rd. Convenient Food Mart Marvin Turner 451 S. Railroad St. Congratulations to the Class of '87 G N Sanitation Paxton. II 60957 Paxton Firestone 207 N, Market St Paxton. II 60957 Radio Shack, Park Video, and Park Electronics 120 N Market 379-3994 Congratulations Seniors Sav-Mor Healthmart Pharmacy Paxton, II. 60957 Hudson Family Drug Center Paxton. II 60957 A Good Place to Trade Good Luck Your Friends From IGA The Bridal Lane Your one stop prom shop Paxton. II 60957 379-3238 Kids Korner 132 South Market Paxton, III. Fashion Fair 114 N. Market Paxton. II 60957 Congratulations Seniors Patrice Limited Custom Dressmaking 379-3858 —---------------------------- Larsons Men's 8c Boy's Clothing Visit our Jean Loft Olson’s Laundry Dry Cleaning Dick and Betty Meyer Owners Rt. 9 45 Paxton, II 60957 Lee Agency Insurance Real Estate 225 W. Ottawa, Paxton, II 60957 Daisy Mae Kennels Boarding and grooming t mi. s. of Paxton, 1.5 mi. e. 379-2535 BCY Chianina RR1 Loda, II 386-2312 Chaney Photography 379-2055 133 Railroad Good Luck 1987 Seniors Good Luck Seniors The Photo Finish 124 S. Market St., Paxton Farmers-Merchants National Bank Paxton. II 60957 379-4343 PHS-Paxton's Pride Congratulations Mustangs First National Bank in Paxton, II 60957 Gibson Fed. Savings Loan 140 W. Center Paxton, II 60957 Good Luck to the Seniors Class of 1?87 A M Gas and Service Congratulations Seniors Lou’s Chevrolet Buick 379-2361 Jennings Auto Body 111 Ottawa Paxton, II 60957 Phone: (217) 379-4565 Paxton Cyclery and Automotive ., Complete service on Cars and Motorcycle 230 S. Market Paxton 379-3087 Weaver, Niewold Rohlting Real Estate Congratulations Seniors Best of Luck Seniors Andrews Lumber Hardware Darwin 8c Rex Roy-Owners Congratulations Class of '87 Dilks, Rodeen Gibson, Ltd Paxton Community Hospital 651 East Pells Paxton, Illinois 60957 Wishing You Good Health Parkview Medical Clinic 709 E. Pells St. -Paxton DRS. Heyman Heyman Optometrists Paxton, II. 60957 Paxton Ready Mix Inc. 745 N. Market Paxton. II 60957 Howard Thomas Gravel Co. 379-2822 Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Class of 1987 Popel’s Ag Center Gary 8c Judy Popel Birkey’s Farm Store Paxton, II We Want to be your dealer Deckers Livestock Inc. Phone: (A C 815) 889-4111 Milford. II o0953 “Good Luck Seniors Paxton Bowl 221 S. Market Paxton, II. 60957 379-3012 129 Barb Abbott 36. 38 Caro! Abbott 56. 57. 74. 75 Julie Abel 10. 16. 22. 25. 30. 66. 72. 73. 74. 84. 86. 113 Tim Abrahamson 54. 55. 71 Larry Adams 36. 38. 68 Mike Allen 8, 9. 16. 23. 25. 31. 68. 69. 129 Troy Allen 46 Doug Anderson 46 Scott Anderson 36. 38 Teresa Anderson 16. 20. 25. 30. 31 Tim Anderson 71. 126 Paul Applebaum Amy Ashmore 6. 16. 22. 89 David BachtokJ 46. 71 Victoria Baize 54 Mike Baker 11. 15. 16. 23. 25. 26. 76. 77. 117 Francis Basta 36. 38 Jennifer Bayles 74. 75 Stacy Beland 9 Anthony Pelz 8. 16. 23. 24. 29. 68. 69. 119. 129 Raquel Beiz 46 Jodie Betts 5. 15. 16. 23. 25. 32. 78. 79. 116, 117. 119 John Betts 4. 46. 47. 68 Kevin Biehl 46 Becky Bixby 4. 5. 12. 46. 48. 50. 74. 117 Jeff Blackford 7. 8. 36. 38. 68. 70 John Blackford 7. 51. 55. 57 Kyle Bleich 46. 48 Sheryl Bluhm 46. 48 Wendy Blumer 75 Danny Booi 25 Donald Bott 16. 23. 24. 68. 69 Chad Bozman 36. 38. 76. 77. 78 Laurel Brown 16. 23. 24. 116 Toby Brown 57. 76 Kyle Burdette 46. 71. 129 Becky Burton 46. 49 Christine Busey 54 Scott Campbell 16 Bob Carleton 10. 16 Jessica Carlson 54. 116 Valerie Carleton 54. 55. 74. 75 Ray Chapman Mike Chenoweth 46. 49. 76. 77. 117. 128 Mike Coates 36. 38 Jill Collins 11. 16. 23. 25 Lisa Colwell 38 Mark Coplea 8. 36. 46. 48. 68 Denise Curtis 36. 38 Lynette Curtis Marci Curtis Patricia Daily May Dale 11. 40. 43. 49 Ruth Dale 44. 47. 48. 108 Dawn Daniels 36. 38. 109 Myra Dale 11. 44. 46. 48 Mitch Deason 36. 39. 68. 110 John Debusky 36. 39 Angie Denmston 7. 10. 38. 36. 39. 99. 100 Joy Devine 36. 39. 108. 132 Rose Devine 55. 98. 118 Tom Dewey 5. 7.9. 16. 23. 25, 26. 29. 30. 63. 66. 68. 69. 96. 119 Tom Ditchfield 55. 116 Debbie Doan 55 Wendy Doan 5. 7. 9. 11. 16. 23. 24. 26. 27. 31. 32. 88. 89 Chris Douglas 9. 12. 44, 45, 47. 48. 89. 91. 99. 100. 132 Chuck Douglas 14. 113 Beverly Dover 44. 47 Tracy Eastman 44. 47. 48. 110. 118. 129 Brad Ecker 55. 71. 118 Holly Ecker 36. 39 Eric Edmonds 16. 24. 96. 109 Nathan Elom 55. 57. 71 Chad Elkins 55 Shawn Elkins 55 Chris Ellis 44. 47. 71. 128 Scott Ellis 36. 39 Brian Elson 54. 55. 71 Rich Emberson 55. 58. 71. 118 Rod Emberson 17. 24, 29. 30. 31. 68. 69. 70. Ill Tammy Emberson 8, 9. 17. 25. 88 Michelle Eppolheimer 44. 47 Dave Epps 44. 47, 50. 99. 100 Jamie Everett 44. 47. 48. 91. 110, 118 Theresa Evitt 7. 10. 36. 39 Keith Eyre 17. 24 Chris Farrington 55 Jim Ferrell 54. 55. 71 Shelly Fickbohm 36. 39. 100 Paula Fillinger 108. 109, 116. 118 Mike Flahaut 66. 68, 96 Robbie Flahaut 55. 71 H.J Flesner 15. 17. 22. 68. 69. 70. Ill Richard Toellner 47. 71. 99. 20 Marvin Forbes 44, 47 Jodi Forsyth 12. 44. 45. 47. 48. 72. 74. 75. 84. 86 Jodi Forsyth 12. 44. 45. 47. 48. 72. 74. 75. 84. 86 Bonnie Foster 12. 44. 47. 72. 74. 99. 100. 101 David Foster 55. 56. 71 Kristen Foster 17. 22. 25. 91. 99. 100. 101. 108 Sean Foster 55. 58 Tony Foster 44. 47. 50. 71. 99. 100. 101 Ruth Fox 44, 47. 74. 75. 87. 118 Conm French 39 Connie Frichtl 39. 108 Lanette Garthwait 25 Tom Gibbs 11. 44. 47. 118 Janeene Gik nski 44. 46. 47. 48. 118, 129 David Glad 36. 40 Jeff Graham 44. 45. 48. 51. 68, 69. 80. 81. 117 Mel Granger 56. 99. 100 John Green 17, 23. 24. 68. 69. Ill Joe Griffin 44. 46. 48. 71. 99. 100 Kathy Griffin 36 . 40. 99. 100 Tracey Griffin 42, 44 Al Grigalines 10. 24. 25. Ill Dana Grigalunes 44. 45. 48. 50. 84. 87. 129 Jodi Guyot 12. 17. 22. 25. 78. 79. 91. 96. 98. 100. 118. 122 Julie Guyot 44. 48. 75. 79. 91. 99. 100. 117. 122. 128 Brent Hadden 56. 58. 66. 76. 77. 79 Shawn Hadler 56. 71 Mike Hari 4, 15. 17. 24. 68. 69. 105 Brenda Harms 44. 48 Aaron Harmon 17 Leroy Harmon 56 Tammy Harmon 56 Ruth Harper 44. 48. 108 Cnstal Harris 12. 44. 48. 51. 74. 75. 84. 87. 99. 100 Matt Harrison 44, 45. 48. 71, 99. 100. 102. 103. 104 Tim Harrison 5. 7. 9. 10, 17. 23. 25, 27, 29. 30. 31. 76. 77. 78. 98. 117. 122, 123 Kara Hartz 5. 7. 15. 17. 23. 25. 26. 32. 72. 73. 74. 99. 113. 116. 132 Karla Hartz 36. 40. 66. 79, 84. 85. 78 Penny Haslins 1. 10 Vickie Hauersperger 10. 36 Andrew Hebert 54. 56. 71 Brenda Heintzelman 44. 47. 48. 118 Karen Heintzelman 55. 56. 57. 58. 74, 75. 87. 91. 118 Carl Hienzman 44. 48. 117 Julie Henderson 12. 15. 17, 22. 25. 72. 73. 74. 84. 85. 98. 99. 100. 113. 116 Brian Henson 56. 71 Stacey Henson 6. 15. 17. 22. 24. 26 Craig Hewerdine 44. 48. 71. 99. 100. 116 Ray Hewerdine 17. 23. 132 Tyler Hill 44. 46. 48. 68. 71 Lisa Hickle 4. 44. 48. 99, 100 Candi Hofer 44. 48. 72. 74. 84. 86 Sandy Hofer 17. 22. 25. 91. 111. 113 Stacy Hood 44. 48. 118 Michelle Houser 20. 22. 25. 27. Ill Audra Hull 36. 40. 41. 66. 72. 73. 74. 84. 85. 86. 91 Christie Humphrey 56. 57. 58. 87, 99. 118 Scott Hunter 56 Darrick Huntington Holly Hurt 56. 57. 75. 87. 99. 100 Danny Hylbert 36. 40, 42 Lori Hylbert 44. 49. 108. 118 Milton Irvin 20, 24. 108. 109. 118 Scott Isom 56. 76. 132 Robby Jamison 56. 76. 116 Allen Jarboe 6. 8. 30. 39. 40. 68. 69. 116 Becky Jarboe 4. 5. 44. 47. 49. 51. 99. 100 Travis Jennings 56 Chad Johnson John Johnson 44. 49. 71 Michael Johnson 44. 49. 71. 99. 100. 116 Sheila Kaeb 5. 36. 40. 41. 72. 74 Craig Kavajecz 44. 49 Chad Keil 56 Mike KeHerhals 44, 49. 76. 77. 79. 99. 100 Gerri Kemnetz 11, 44. 47. 48. 49. 119. 129 Mike Ketchem 44. 48. 49. 118 Stephanie Kidd 9. 36. 40. 66. 88. 89. 108 130 Mitch Kief 36. 40. 42 Bob King 12. 20. 60. 69. 110 Lori Kinney 20. 23. 25. 108 Mitch Klan 44. 49. 102. 103. 104 J.L. Knell 44. 49. 50. 99. 100 Marla Knuth 20. 25. Ill Kim Kofoot 8. 9. 36. 40. 88. 89 Lori Koontz 20. 25 Chaiaine Kupferschmid 44. 48. 49. 108 Jim Lafray 20. 24. 76. 77. 118 Jodi Langley 44. 49. .99. 100. 122 Jodi Lantz 20. 23. 91. 98. 111. 113 Tim Lantz 36. 39. 41. 42. 96. 102 Elsie Larimer 44. 48. 49. 108 Glenn Lawson 20. 24. 68. 69. 80. 81 Diana Lemley 57. 118 Kimberly Lescalleet 9. 44. 48. 49. 50, 91. 99. 117 Sheila Liggett 10. 44. 49, 108. 109. 118 Shelly Litwiller 36. 41. 99. 100. 105. 113. 116. 118 James Loudermilk 44. 49. 116 Maureen Loudermilk 36. 41. 91. 105. 118 Paul Luecke Mary Lutz 48. 57. 108 Jimmy Lytle 36. 41 Nicky Lytle 56. 57. 78. 79, 87. 91. 98. 118 Mindy Mabis 44. 50. 108 Shannon Mabis 55. 57. 108 Fred Magers 20. 23. 25. 59. 96. 99. 10. 102. 111. 122 Kevin Manship 57. 71 Shannon Marlar 41. 102. 104. 117 Scott Marshall 10. 57 Michelle Marshall 36. 41. 72 Adolph Martin 55. 57. 71. 102 Joann Martin 10. 44. 47. 50, 99. 117. 122. 123 Alan Martin 57, 102 Mark Martin 56, 57. 76 Kris Matter 20. 23. 25. 26, 29. 132 David Maul 44, 48. 50. 102. 103. 104 Donald Mazzie 44 Shawn Mercer 5. 7. 57. 87, 132 Debbie Merkle 20. 23. 25. 99. 100. 117 Julie Merrick 41 Jackie Meyer 20. 22. 25. 32. 108. 118 Phil Meyer 40. 41. 42. 98. 100. 101. 105. 116 Steve Meyer 57. 71, 99. 100. 116 Susan Meyer 7. 36. 39. 41. 66. 78. 79. 84. 85. 86. 99. 100. 105 Sheryl Milchuck 36. 41 Carla Miller 4. 44. 45. 46. 48. 50. 99 Corey Miller 7. 20. 23. 25. 68. 69. 80. 81. 111. 128 Heidi Miller 44. 50 Marina Miller 54. 56. 57. 58. 79. 91. 99. 100 Pam Mitchell 7. 12. 20. 22. 25. 72. 73. 74. 99. 100 Kim Mount 44. 50 Michael Muller 44. 50. 71 Chris Mullins 36. 42 Ken Mutchmore 57. 71 Jim Newhouse 20. 25 Nancy Normile 9. 44. 48. 50. 51. 89 Charles Olaf 7. 12. 44. 45. 50. 68. 99, 100 Mike Osborne 47 Glenn Overman 21. 25 Scott Overman 57 Chad Palmer. 21, 24 Heather Parcell 12. 44. 48. 50. 99 Kenny Patrick 44. 50, 71 Kirk Peters 6. 12. 13. 21. 22. 24. 30. 66. 68. 69. 80. 81. 102 Dean Phelan 50 Shannon Piatt 55. 57 Connie Pilkington 21. 22. 25. 108. 109. Ill Beth Potter 12. 21. 22. 25. 27. 91. 108. 109. 113. 117. 119 Rob Purdy 36. 42 Angella Purtell 58. 118 Kaye Purtill 48. 50. 108 Dan Rackley 58 Mike Rapp 36. 42. 102. 104 Brian Rasmus 50. 71. 116 Marcus Rawls 50, 71. 100 Lisa Ream 21. 23. 24 Julie Reber 7. 9. 13. 15. 21. 22. 24. 26. 29. 31. 88. 89. 105. 113 Mike Reckowsky 7, 10, 36, 38. 41. 42, 68. 98. 99. 100. 101. 105 David Rheeling 21. 25. 68. 69. 110 Vickie Rhodes 2. 11 Ricky Riblet 21. 24, 103 Jodie Richmond 48. 50. 100. 128 Chad Riggleman 21. 23. 25. 76. 77. 99. 100. 101. 111. 113. 122 Nikki Riggleman 49. 51. 84. 87. 91. 98. 99. 100. 101. 116 Anne Rinkenberger 36. 42. 66. 72. 73. 74. 99. 100, 105. 113. 116 Karen Rinkenberger 7, 51. 66. 75. 99. 100. 116 Karen Ripberger 11. 54. 56. 58. 79. 78 Darrijan Roncevich 4. 11. 15. 21. 22. 23. 31. 32. 68. 69. 105. 113. 117, 122. 123 Jason Ronna 49. 51. 71. 99. 100. 117. 118 Monty Rubarts 13. 58. 71 Brian Sanderson 21. 22. 24. 129 Lonnie Sanderson 46. 51. 71. 117, 122. 129 Elizabeth Sarazin 58. 118 Teri Scales 57. 58. 118 Brian Schroeder 5. 6. 21. 22. 24. 26. 27. 32. 68. 69 Robert Shultz 36. 2 Larry Schwing 51. 71. 102. 103. 104 Mike Sennert 36. 42 Connie Shaffer 54 Larry Shaffer 58 Debbi Short 7, 13. 15. 21. 22. 25. 30. 31, 72. 73. 74. 84. 85. 86. 113. 116 Alan Shovan 5. 7. 21. 22. 24. 30. 31. 68. 69. 70 Jay T. Silence 40. 42. 43. 76. 80. 92. 93. 96. 99. 100. 116. 119, 132 Ken Smith 36. 51. 68 Shawn Smith 58 Stacey Smith 58 Denise Stalter 51. 74. 75. 84. 87. 99. 128 Danny Starkey 50. 51. 71. 96. 102. 103. 104 Kent Stevenson 46. 51. 71. 102, 103. 104 Mark Stevenson 6, 7. 13. 15. 21. 24. 31. 68, 69. 102. 103. 104. 105. 113. 116 Brandon Stombaugh 58. 71 Bryan Sullivan 4. 23. 24. 28. 66. 76. 77. 78. 80. 81. 105 Kerry Sullivan 51. 78. 79. 91. 99. 100. 110 Brian Swanson 36. 43, 108 Charolette Swanson 54, 58. 59. 87. 99. 100. 118 Kelly Swanson 24. 26. 28. 68, 69 Scott Swanson 28. 102 Jim Swinconos 22. 24, 28. 80. 81. 105. 118 Missy Thomas 6. 36, 39. 40. 43 Tanya Thorstenson 23. 24, 28 Rusty Towery 43 Travis Uden 54, 58. 59. 71 Mike VanLamngham 54. 59. 71 Carrie Vaughn 7. 59. 74. 75. 87, 91. 99. 100 Ricky Vaughn 36. 38. 43. 60. 68 Tina Vaughn 12. 13. 22, 25. 26. 28. 30. 31. Ill Tina Vest 36. 42, 43. 72 Kelly Vibbert 59 Soren vid Stem 6. 7. 24. 28. 68, 69. 104 Jace Wagstaff 36. 42. 99, 100 Corey Walker 51. 108 Mike Wolker 109. Ill Kathy Warner 51, 99 Chad Weaver 54. 59. 71. 91 Sean Welch 59 Shawn Wells 59. 87, 99 Heather Werner 51. 74. 75. 84. 87, 98. 99. 100. 116 AHen White 36. 43. 96 Kenny White 10. 36. 43. 68. 70. 80. 81. 96. 108. 109 Leigh White 22. 24. 26. 28. 99. 100 Lynette Wilken 9. 22. 25. 27. 28. 32. 66. 88. 89. Ill Shannon Witheft 59 Jason Withers 51. 68 Laurie Withers 24. 28. 108 Kevin Wolf 36. 42. 43. 68 Barry Wright 46, 51. 71. 104 Jim Wright 59. 71. 91 Marsha Wright 7. 36, 41. 43 Kevin Venders 59. 62. 99. 100 Paul Yates 36. 43. 76. 77. 116. 117 Tara Young 24. 28. 30. 96. 102. 103. 117 Tracy Young 22. 28. 68. 69. 70 Cris Zimmerman 13. 23. 24. 28. 91. 96. 98. 99. 105. 113. 117. 118. 119 131 0 fl 2J - t� V SNUSOf JULIE ABEL MIKE ALLEN ★ TERESA ANDERSON AMY ASHMORE MIKE BAKER ANTHONY BELZ JODIE BETTS DANNY BOOI DONALD BOTT LAUREL BROWN SCOTT CAMPBELL ★ BOB CARLETON JILL COLLINS FRANK DAVIS TOM DEWEY WENDY DOAN CHUCK DOUGLAS ERIC EDMONDS ROD EMBERSON TAMMY EMBERSON KEITH EYRE ★ MIKE FLAHAUT H.J. 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FLESNER ★ KRISTEN FOSTER LANETTE GARTHWAIT JOHN GREEN AL GRIGALUNAS JODI GUYOT MIKE HARI AARON HARMON TIM HARRISON KARA HARTZ PENNY HASKINS JULIE HENDERSON ★ STACEY HENSON RAY HEWERDINE ★ SANDY HOFER ★ MICHELLE HOUSER MILTON IRVIN CHAD JOHNSON BOB KING LORI KINNEY MARLA KNUTH LORI KOONTZ JIM LAFRAY JODI LANTZ ★ GLENN LAWSON FRED MAGERS KRIS MATTER DEBORAH MERKLE JACKIE MEYER COREY MILLER PAM MITCHELL JIM NEWHOUSE GLENN OVERMAN CHAD PALMER KIRK PETERS CONNIE PILKINGTON BETH POTTER LISA REAM JULIE REBER DAVID RHEELING RICKY RIBLET CHAD RIGGLEMAN DAMJAN RONCEVICH BRIAN SANDERSON BRIAN SCHROEDER DEBBI SHORT ALAN SHOVAN MARK STEVENSON BRYAN SULLIVAN KELLY SWANSON ★ SCOTT SWANSON JIM SWINCONOS TANYA THORSTENSON TINA VAUGHN SOEREN VID STEIN MIKE WALKER LEIGH WHITE LAURIE WITHERS LYNETTE WILKEN TARA YOUNG TRACY YOUNG CRIS ZIMMERMAN JULIE ABEL MIKE ALLEN TERESA ANDERSON AMY ASHMORE MIKE BAKER ANTHONY BELZ JODIE BETTS DANNY BOOI DONALD BOTT HENDERSON STACEY HENSON MICHELLE HOUSER ★ MILTON IRVIN LORI KINNEY MARLA KNUTH LANTZ GLENN LAWSON FRED MERKLE JACKIE MEYER COREY NEWHOUSE GLENN OVERMAN