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Ther ME Fos [shot put Joff G ice in the basketball ari and tfjnorable mention β beirl hosen Most Valuable cheerli β winning the SADD poster contest β winnirfc thΒ© St. Anne, Dwight, Hoopest rence Cross Country Meet sen for the All Conference e All State team basketball Track meets in β being choseri Most Valuable Player in football Hartz, Audfli Hull, afKl AnnWmpkenberg fcbeing chosen volle ali ull β 5th place in discus at the Rews-Gazette Honor I Hiding chosen Most ValuableaBenHHWnfootball 5th place in pecial Occasion Sfataking at the Sectional Ir 1st Toll Meet 3lev mon Marlar β placing in the top 10 at SI itional winner in surveying in Ag Mechanic: iil Meyer β 1st pla cejttTrte-Calculus al for the John Phillip Sousa Award in Meyer β qualifying for the 1 miles in her carapr and defeated lOOOpeopH ?nne Rinkenberoe β chosen for th ew azette By ball β 5lic speaking, the DeKalb award ijath Contest and Cros Country (Sue ran Team in PAXTON HIGH SCHOOL 700 W. ORLEANS PAXTON, IL 60 957 REFLECTOR VOLUME 84 PEOPLE .............. THE YEAR IN REVIEW. . . -pQ SPORTS................... 'ORGANIZATIONS...........lOQ The Gold in our School 1. Kenny White and Jeff Blackford with the Rossville Holiday tournament trophy 2. Phil Meyer with his medallion from the ICTM Parkland Regional for his first place in Pre-Calculus. 3. Shannon Marlar at the State Public Speaking Contest where he placed in the top ten 4 Chad Bozman with his first place plaque from the Wauseca Cross Country Conference Meet. 5. Mrs. Nuss and Miss Kinley with the trophies from the Cherry Blossom Parade 6. The 1988 Cardinal Relays Champs β Jeff Blackford, Brent Hadden, Chad Bozman and Larry Adams, won first place in the two mile relay. 2 Mrs. Mary Anne Beer retired this June after 19 years at Paxton High School. She graduated from the University of Illinois as a James Scholar in the June of 1970. She started teaching at Paxton in the fall of that year β teaching English. She established the English Literature Club in 1970 which continued under her leadership until 1975. As advisor of this club, she sponsored two trips to England and held Madrigal dinner festivals. She received her Master of Science degree in Library Science also from the University of Illinois and became the PHS librarian in the fall of 1977. The 1988 Reflector Staff would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Beer, and to say, βThank you, for all you have done. 3 The Homecoming Dance was on Oct. 10,1987, the theme was ββIn Your Dreams.β Audra Hull was crowned queen and Mitch Deason king. Spiritweek was Oct. 5-9. Students dressed up differently each day. Mon. was Hillbilly Day, Tues. β Sunglasses, Hats, Ties, and Buttons Day, Wed. β Hippy Day, Thurs. β Hero Day, and Fri. β Blue and Gold Day. The Homecoming game was played against the Watseka Warriors. Paxton won the game 23-14. 4 mija KING and QUEEN A MITCH DEASON and AUDRA HULL The 1987 Homecoming court members were Cris Walker and Chad Shaffer β Freshmen, Becky Jarboe and Kevin Biehl β Juniors, Karla Hartz and Kevin Wolf β Seniors, Audra Hull and Mitch Deason β Seniors, Heather Ketchum and Justin Beland β crown bearers, Missy Thomas and John Debusky β Seniors, Sue Meyer and Ken White β Seniors, and Stacy Beland and Steve Meyer β Sophomores. Β₯ Β₯ 5 7 PROM β88 Prom Court: Stephanie Kidd Kenny White Sue Meyer Karla Hartz John Debusky Mitch Deason Audra Hull Doug Bluhm Casey Parsons Becky Bixby Kevin Biehl K. Rinkenberger Mark Coplea Becky Jarboe Brian Rasmus Kim Lescalleet Jeft Graham 8 βI WONβT FORGET YOUβ Twelve Angry Jurors by Sherman L. Sergal. It doesn't sound familiar, does it? You may be surprised, however, to find this play very familiar to you. The original title for this piece was Twelve Angry Men, and it was written as a television script by Reginald Rose in the 1950's. Still no help? Hmmmmm. Perhaps you have seen the Academy Award winning movie, Twelve Angry Men, which starred Henry Fonda. Lee J. Cobb, and E G. Marshall? No? Well, maybe you caught the Murder. She Wrote episode last year, in which Jessica Fletcher had to serve jury duty when a young man was on trial for murder? Missed it? Wow. Where have you been? The plot is deceptively simple Twelve ordinary people are called to decide the outcome of a six day murder trial. The case seems straightforward. An old man was the victim. His son, with whom he often fought, is on trial. The son's knife was proven to be the murder weapon There are two eye-witnesses. And, the son has no substantial alibi. As one juror puts it, This case is A. B, C. You will see no part of the murder during the play, nor will you see the trial. But, you will watch the decision made whether to allow the accused young man to walk away free of punishment, or be sentenced to death for the murder of his father. Construction Crews: Mike Ketchum, Jodi Lnagley, Julie Guyot, Allen White, Jamie Everett, Janeene Gilonske. Mike Osborne, Julie Merrick, Carla Miller, Dave Epps. Conni French, Lonnie Sanderson, Mike Chenoweth, Becky Jarboe Cast of Characters: Front row: Becky Jarboe. Julie Guyot. Julie Guyot, Lori Hylbert. Carla Miller. Jodi Langley. Scott Ellis, Janeene Gilonske. Back row: Kurtis Smith, Traci Griffin, Lonnie Sanderson, Sheryl Bluhm. Kim Lescalleet. These twelve jurors can decide whatever they wish, no questions asked. 1. Just grow a real one. Kurtis. 2. Where's my hairspray? 3. Number 21 Twelve Angry Jurors is a demonstration of the Amer- base 4 You at the window, we haven't got all day! 5. Go back to where ican judicial process at work. It explains how decisions are you came from. 6. Go ahead, make my day 7. You think he's innocent? arrived at in our democratic society. No play could be more important to our general education as responsible American citizens than Twelve Angry Jurors. 10 At Aa ft Β G R A D U A T I O N 12 The Baccalaureate service was held on Sunday, May 29. The highlight of the evening was the traditional presentation of roses to the graduate s mothers. The Commencement ceremony was held on Friday, June 3, in the high school gymnasium. The program began as the senior band members joined the concert band for the last time to play Thatβs What Friends Are For. The senior class president, Karla Hartz, introduced the speakers of the class. The speakers and their topics were: Shelly Litwiller. academics; Shannon Marlar, extra-curriculars; Audra Hull, girl's sports; and Boris Jerchow, foreign exchange. Also speaking were: Anne Rinkenberger, extra-curriculars; and Allen Jarboe, boyβs sports; Daisuke Wada, foreign exchange; and Sue Meyer was the wind-up speaker. Following the presentation of diplomas, various awards and scholarships were presented. Anne Rinkenberger and Phil Meyer were runner-ups for the American Legion Award. Sue Meyer and Shannon Marlar received the American Legion Award. Shelly Litwiller became Exchange Club's Youth of the Year for 1988 and also received the Angela Greenwell Scholarship The Evelyn Wylie Burton Scholarship was given to Shannon Marlar. Anne Rinkenberger was presented the James Wallace Dunnan Scholarship and the National Honor Society Scholarship. The Jaycees Scholarship recipient was Mike Rapp. Special music performances were given by Maureen Loudermilk, who sang the solo We Have Only Just Begun, and Mike Reckowsky, Phil Meyer and J. L. Knell played the trumpet trio. Scherzo.β Although the class of '88 has left PHS behind, they will not be forgotten. The class has been through a lot together but they did not get discouraged; they learned how to work together and as a result gave new meaning to the word FRIENDSHIP ... I -li f I f, 4 1 jl 1 l i 1 I | i β’ i i i I ii I I i y Jrn (earning, we have shared. din sharing, we have found friendship Jin friendship, we Jiave found ourselves. A M Gas Service 'Good Luck Seniors 379-3512 Best Of Luck Seniors ANDREWS LUMBER HARDWARE OWNERS: DARWIN REX ROY Congratulations ANNIS PET CONTROL Paxton, IL Congratulations Graduates ARCADE CAFE Chuck Craig Luhrsen Good Luck 1988 Graduates Employees of Baltimore Aircoil Co. Congratulations Graduates! BEN FRANKLIN Better Quality for Less! Birkeyβs Farm Store Paxton, IL We want to be your dealer Brent's Appliance Maintenance Easy to find β Hard to Beatβ 379-2469 The Bridal Lane Your One Stop Prom Shop Paxton, IL 60957 379-2108 Good Luck Class of '88 Credit Union 1 115 W. Pells, Paxton 379-4824 Fashion Fair 114 N. Market Paxton, IL 60957 The Flower Cart State Street Mall Ken and Sandy Curtis Ford Baier Funeral home Furniture store Ambulance Service Paxton β Buckley Foutch Optical Inc. 109 S. Market St. 379-3113 Gibson Fed. Savings Loan 740 W. Center Paxton, IL 60957 Daisy Mae Kennels Boarding and grooming 7 mi. s. of Paxton, 1 mi. east 379-2535 Congratulations Class of '88 Dilks, Rodeen, Gibson, Ltd. Congratulations Graduates Drs. Callahan, Lord, King, McCabe, Orthodontics Rantoul, IL Office Drs. Heyman Hey man Optometrists Paxton, IL 60957 Run for the Roses On Line Paxton, IL 14 Good Luck Seniors Headliners Hairstylists Jackie, Pat, Kathie Become a part of the Mighty Mustang Tradition Herff-Jones Class Rings Houston Oil Company Quality Petroleum Products Paxton, IL HOWARD THOMAS GRAVEL CO. 379-2822 Congratulations Seniors Hudson Family Drug Center Paxton, IL 60957 A Good Place To Trade'' GOOD LUCK Your friends From IGA J.B.'s Hairstyling Pivit Point Professionals Paxton, IL 60957 379-3443 JENNINGS AUTO BODY 111 Ottawa Paxton, IL 60957 Phone: (217) 379-4565 Good Luck Paxton Seniors From Tom Hall and Josten's Olson's Laundry Dick Betty Meyer, Owners Rt 9 45 Paxton, IL 60957 Congratulations Sheryl, Kathy all '88 Graduates PATRICE, LIMITED Paxton Firestone 207 N. Market Paxton, IL 60957 Purveyors of Fine Food Paxton, Illinois KNAPP-MILLER Funeral Home β Paxton Congratulations Seniors LaPetite Hairstyling, Paxton, IL The Finest Professional Styling Call today 217-379-2215 Congratulations Class of '88 Louβs Chevrolet Buick 3792361 Margo's Hairstyling βThe style of your life Paxton, IL 60957 379-4051 Congratulations Seniors! Martin Real Estate Ins. 230 W. Ottawa Paxton, IL 60957 (217) 379-2111 M R SUPPLY COMPANY. INC. Office Supplies Printing Paxton, IL 60957 15 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 203 North Market St. Paxton, IL BUMPER TO BUMPER If we can't help you, noboby can. 109 S. Railroad Paxton, IL 60957 WPXN-FM 104.9 Paxton's Radio Station Featuring All Oldies From 1955-1982, Local News, Sports, Weather and Coverage of Community Events Congratulations Graduates Quick 6 379-3708 140 S. Market, Paxton, IL Radio Shack, Park Video and Park Electronics 120 N Market 379-3994 Paxton Ford Mercury 157 and Rt 9 217-379-4396 Mustang Country Paxton Park District Congratulations Class of '88 Paxton Plaza 157 and Rt 9, Paxton Good Luck Class of 1988! Paxton Ready Mix Inc. 745 N Market Paxton, IL 60957 Paxton Vet Clinic Congratulations Seniors 1 mi. s. of Paxton, 1 mi. east 379-3232 Congratulations Class of 1988 Popels' Ag Center Gary Judy Popel Pro-Type We Print All Kinds of Stuffβ Paxton, IL Robin Niewold, Owner Robert P. Cipolla, M.D. 114 S. Market St. 379-2161 Farmers-Merchants National Bank Paxton, IL 60957 379-4343 PHS β Paxton's Pride Congratulations Seniors Sav-Mor Healthmart Pharmacy Paxton, IL 60957 Shear Styling Hairstyling for men women 149 N. Market, Paxton, IL 379-3262 Congratulations Seniors SHORE ADVERTISING, INC. Paxton, IL Congratulations Class of '88 Shore Sales Co. Inc. Paxton, IL Weaver, Niewold Rohlfing REAL ESTATE Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors Dr. John D. Martin Orthodontist She left us all for a better place, But we ll never forget that delightful face. Too many memories she left in our hearts β In all her successes we feft a part. Kim ABE Celebrating her 17th birthday last year Was a memorable event, causing laughter and cheer It was the start of a winning season, And Abeβs determination was the reason As a naive'freshman on the bus we often heard. ' Are we to the crosses? Is that a buffalo herd?β How much farther?β Are we there yet? Were constant questions until she became a vet. With her along the bus trips were never dull. She would entertain and have a ball. Volleyball trips to State with her were a blast. In the role of fun-maker, she was cast. On a red light Turn left she would say. And we would all laugh as the driver did obey. I Wanna Be a Cowboyβ she would sing constantly. It would psyche her up to perform expertly. Outspoken and sincere were traits she possessed. How our Honest Abe' felt, one never had to guess Her Hollywood discus and medals remain As an everlasting reminder of her local fame. When we see a cocker spaniel or a little yellow car, We think of our Abe and how fond we are Of her courage, her success, her fun-loving life. And the memory strikes our hearts like a knife. On Mam we look for Abe on a license plate. And recall a friend and teammate who was really first rate. Julie Abel may have left us for a long while. But she will always be remembered with a tear and a smile. It was obvious if her discus throw was not up and out. Written by Mrs. Tom Molck in memory of Julie Abel 1969-87 She carried it back with her head bowed and on her lip a pout. She would step in the ring, so small and petite. And blow away her competition at every big meet With great pride, she placed eighth in State. And after four years, breaking the school record was great Success was always her greatest desire. But fun ran a close second with this little live wire. 17 18 F SO JUN SEN I FRESH SOPHOM JUNIORS SEN IORS ! FRESHMEN! SOPHOMORES JUNIORS JUN SENIORS SENI FRESHMEN FRES SOPHOMORES SOP JUNIORS JUNIORS SENIORS SENIORS! FRESHMEN FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES SOPHOMO JUNIORS JUNIORS JUN SENIORS SENIORS SENI FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRE SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES! JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS! FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHME SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPH JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUN SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENI 19 Top left: Ronald Shunk, Janitor Above: Max Elliot, Janitor Top right: Marlene Stalter, Bookkeeper Left: Diana Hale, Secretary Right: Brian Swanson, Janitor Lower left: Bus Drivers: Floyd Shunk, Ron Edwards, Joyce Lantz, Charlie Harris, and Willie Wagner Lower right: Cooks: Evelyn Ingold, Ruby Meredith, Margaret Hasselbr-ing STAFF 20 Top left: Beth Nuss, Band Top middle: Nancy Krumweide, Secretary Top right: Mary Parsons, Secretary Right: Doug Anderson, Agriculture Bottom left: Don Wolf, ICE, Industrial Arts Bottom middle: Bonnie Bettis, Girls P.E. Bottom right: Clint Forsyth, Boys P.E. FACULTY Right: Don Sheilds, English Far right: Joyce Pool, Business Below: Tina Fris-bie, Math Left: Jerry Zimmerman, Biology, Boys P.E. Above: George Young, Biology Right: Peggy Towery, Learning Disabilities Right above: Ron Morrison, Science, Math FACULTY ,v FACULTY Below: Jim Carley, History Lower middle: Linda Lou Foellner, Special Disabilities Lower right: Jean Seibold, Business Left: Fred G u y o t , English Right: Mary Beer, Librarian Below: Rose Lindgren, Home Economics Far left: Stan Daro, Art Left: Bonita Handling, Floreign Language Below left: Russ Zick, History Below: Sandy Emerick, Math Right: Bob Tuggle, Shop, Con-sumerβs Ed. Top: Kim Kenley, Band Bottom left: Dave Harber, English Bottom right: John Seng, Driver's Ed FACULTY Board Members: First row: Judith Popel, John D. Stevenson, Ron Thompson. Back row: Jacqueline Roy, Phyllis Pitch, Michael Judge, Stan Feller. Margaret Fiorillo, Guidance Counselor William Wylie, Principal Charles Wood, Superintendent 25 The 1987-88 freshman class officers are from Bottom left to right: Ron Hewerdine β Treas . Darren Rydell β Rep , Brodi Flaherty β Rep.. Top left to right: Rick Masterson β Sec., Amy Schwartz β V. Pres., Amy Benson β Rep., Chad Schaffer β Pres. 26 27 CLASS OF β91 28 FRESHMAN SURVEY We asked the freshmen what they thought was the biggest change or difference they experienced coming to the high school from the junior high. This is what some of them said: Going from the top to the bottom β Stacey Hill They are more serious when it comes to sports β Amy Hull You get more freedom and fun β Roger Heitka Finding classes β Mike Winkelman Doing worse and having more homework β Chanda Bozman Bigger and better women β Mike Biehl The food β Travis Elkins The people and their attitudes toward things β Cathy Adkins The cramped lockers β David Berner You can get water in the cafeteria β Ron Yates Scott Harris Jeff Hauersperger Lane Daniels j -- β Sean Evere FRESHMAN 29 30 Roger Heitka Chad Liggett Joe Lee Β 4 Israel Marti Andrea Maul No Photo Available Ron Hewerdine Stacey Hill Andy Hudson Amy Hull Naser Mohamad CLASS OF β91 Tina Komnick Lori Larimer Stacey Niccum Michael Orrison Cindy Layton Lisa Luttrell f 1 No Photo Available Shannon Mabis Rick Masterson No Photo Available Scott Overman FRESHMEN 31 Dolly Piatt i . C7 Chad Shaffer Jennifer Poison Chad Potter Randy Shook Jason Stalter Chad Vaughn Chris Walker Chuck Werner 32 CLASS OF '91 Stephanie Roberts Darren Rydell Jason Sandstedt Shelly Schofield Amy Schwartz Eric Schwmg Tim White Mike Winkelman Ron Yates FRESHMEN 33 Sophomore Class Officers: Front: Travis Uden, Vice-President; Richard Foellner, Representative; Steve Meyer, President; Robby Jamison, Treasurer. Back: Shawn Mercer, Representative; Stacy Beland, Secretary; Jessica Carlson, Representative. 36 This year The Class of '90 float had the theme of Knots Landing.β They received a shocking Fourth Place! 37 Valerie Carteton Terri Clark Marci Curtis CLASS OF β90 Nathan Elam Brad Ecker Rose Devine Tom Ditchfield Debbie Doan 38 Stacey Beland John Blackford SOPHOMORE SURVEY What is your favorite excuse for not having your homework done? I left it at school. β Mary Allen I had better things to do. β Sean Welch My locker absorbed it. β Jim Wright Lost it. β Brad Ecker My brother ate it. β Robby Flahaut I had to rewrite an English paper. β Tim Anderson Left it at home. β Mark Martin My dog chewed it up. β Nicky Lytle It was too late to do it. β Richard Foellner My grandmother died. β Tim Abrahamson I didn't know we had an assignment. β Christie Humphrey I had practice. β Shawn Mercer Brian Elson Richard Ember son Jessica Carlson Patty Daily Chris Farrington SOPHOMORES Jim Ferrell Brent Hadden Tammy Harmon Robby Flahaut Richard Foellner Paula Fillinger Karen Heintzelman Darrick Huntington Robby Jamison Travis Jennings Diana Lemley CLASS OF β90 40 David Foster Sean Foster SOPHOMORE SURVEY TOP FIVE TELEVISION SHOWS OF THE SOPHOMORES 1. Cosby Show 2. Growing Pains 3. ALF 4. Who's the Boss? 5. Moolighting Considering the fact that you've been in PHS for two years, how do you feel about our school? Pretty Okay. β Jessica Carlson Itβs β0βTay. β John Blackford The food isn't good and the teachers are okay. β Lynette Curtis You have more freedom. β Christie Humphrey I feel it's clean and the teachers do a good job in keeping the students straight. β Nicky Lytle It's kind of dull and my classes are bad. β Richard Foellner Itβs better ... but boring. β Chad Weaver Itβs okay, but I can do without it. β Robby Jamison I hope it doesnβt go too fast. β Teri Scales It's boring, but itβs fun! β Mel Granger Isaac Marti Kevin Manship Shawn Hadler Mark Martin SOPHOMORES 41 Shawn Mercer Ken Mutchmore Shannon Piatt Karen Ripberger Charlotte Swanson Carrie Vaughn Chad Weaver Sean Welch CLASS OF β90 Monty Rubarts Travis Uden Steve Meyer Manna Miller SOPHOMORE SURVEY What is your favorite saying or quote? Get a brain, well do ya? β Teri Scales Same Diff! β Sean Welch Why sure! β Brent Hadden Do you think you're special? β Vicky Baize Know what I mean, Vern? β Jim Wright Have a nice day. β Marina Miller Think about it. β Shannon Piatt Cool beans. β Debbi Doan Well! Change your underwear. β Mel Granger Itβs not whether you win or lose, itβs whether it's I win or lose. β Patti Daily Oh, well. Burt. β Tim Anderson Donβt mind me. β Karen Heintzelman Glue your feet to the ground. β Wendy Blumer Whereβs the beef? β Tim Abrahamson Get a life, a real one like mine! β Christie Humphrey Old Goat. β Chad Weaver Why, naturally! β John Blackford Hosers β Lynette Curtis Kim Mount Elizabeth Sarazin Laura Swain Terri Scales Branden Stombaugh SOPHOMORES 43 The 1987-88 Junior Class Officers are from the top clock-wise: Karen Rinkenberger β V. Pres., Matt Harrison β Rep., Jeff Graham β Pres., Becky Jarboe β Rep., Mark Coplea β Rep., Dana Gri-galunas β Sec., Kimberly Lescal-leet β Treas. 46 The Junior Class received 2nd place for their float. Their theme was βAnother World. 47 Troy Allen Lisa Colwell No Photo Available 4 Chris Ellis Raquel Belz Kevin Biehl Chris Anderson Paul Appelbaum David Bachtold Jodi Forsyth Marvin Forbes Jamie Everett David Epps Michelle Eppelheimer CLASS OF β89 Becky Bixby Kyle Bleich Sheryl Bluhm Bonnie Foster Tony Foster Ruth Fox Kyle Burdette Becky Burton JUNIOR SURVEY What do you think is the best way to ask your parents for money? Troy Allen: fork it over buddy. Chris Anderson: Just ask. Paul Appelbaum: Fork it over. Raquel Belz ask them for the money then pay them back. Kevin Biehl: can I have some Becky Bixby: beg until they say yes. Sheryl Bluhm: Just ask. Kyle Burdette: give me some now Mike Chenoweth: Mom. you know how you always say you can't put a price on happiness9 Well . Mark Coplea: Give me money now. May Dale: Ask and pay them back later Myra Dale: can I borrow some money Ruth Dale: I don't Chris Douglas: beg until they give in. Tracy Eastman: wait until they are in a good mood. Chris Ellis: Ha! I have to use my own. Michelle Eppelheimer: when they are in a good mood and beg. David Epps: Tell them that you need it and will pay them back. Jodi Forsyth: Can I have some money. Bonnie Foster: tell them I need money for food. Tony Foster: I'm out of gas. Ruth Fox: I don't know β I get it when ever I need it. Tom Gibbs: Can I have some money. Janeene Gilonske: ask them. Jeff Graham: Iβm running a little short of money. Tom Gibbs Janeene Gilonske Myra Dale Chris Douglas Tracy Eastman Jeff Graham JUNIORS Mike Kellerhals Gerri Kemnetz Mike Ketchum Mitch Klann J. L Knell Chalaine Kupferschmid CLASS OF β89 50 I N Matt Harrison Brenda Heintzelman Kimberly Lescalleet Carl Heinzmann Angie Henson JUNIOR SURVEY What do you tell your parents when you come in late? Dana Grigalunas: I don't need an excuse Julie Guyot It was Carla's fault Ruth Harper: Had to drop everyone off Cristal Harris: Nothing β they're asleep Matt Harrison That's the way it goes Brenda Heintzelman: Nothing Angie Henson: I lost track of time Craig Hewerdine: Iβm late. Lisa Hickle: We had to get some gas. Tyler Hill: Donβt worry, it won't happen again. Candi Hofer: I was talking to someone. Lori Hylbert: Nothing. Becky Jarboe: I am home now. John Johnson: I'm late. Mike Johnson: Friend had a flat tire. Mike Kellerhals: My watch stopped Gem Kemnetz I don't say anything. I don't have a curfew. Mike Ketchum Sorry it will never happen again '' Mitch Klann: Car problems. J. L. Knell: Hi! Chalaine Kupferschmid: Ran out of gas Jodi Langley: Lost track of time Kim Lescalleet: I don't come home late. Sheila Liggett: I went to the library. James Loudermilk: They don't find out. Mindy Mabis: Didn't have a watch. Sheila Liggett James Loudermilk Craig Hewerdine Tyler Hill Lori Hylbert W t John Johnson Mindy Mabis JUNIORS Scott Marshall Brian Rasmus t Kurtis Smith Sanderson : Β« Β f wl) Danny Starkey Kent Stevenson CLASS OF β89 Rmkenberger Kenny Patrick Dean Phelan JUNIOR SURVEY If you were to receive free tickets to the hottest rock concert, with limo and catered dinner, who would you like to take? Scott Marshall: Heart JoAnn Martin: Patrick Swayze Carla Miller: None of your business. Heidi Miller: Kaye (to find guys). Mike Muller: Angie Henson. Nancy Normile: Dave Rheeling Charles Olaf: Christy Brinkley. Heather Parcell: best friend, or boyfriend. Kenny Patrick: Christy Brinkley Kaye Purtill: Heidi (to find guys). Brian Rasmus: Mrs. Emerick. Jodie Richmond: My best friend Denise Stalter. Nikki Riggleman: Chad Hull Karen Rinkenberger: Mark Coplea Jason Ronna: Heather Locklear Lonnie Sanderson: Marni Keim Kurtis Smith: Mr. Rogers. Denise Stalter: My best friend Danny Starkey: Jodie Richmond Kent Stevenson: Mrs. Siebold Laurel Voorhees: Vince Neil Kathy Warner: none of your business Jason Withers: Shawn Mercer Barry Wright: Me, myself, and I. Heather Werner Jason Withers I Kaye Purtill Nikki Riggleman β’ i Denise Stalter Barry Wright JUNIORS T STT juruL k. CJLolA tooxJb 11 Β l - P-sjfc P (VCko Osj JLD β |i, H ' 7' !) im it i β bi% mflufiEsW , X s Β§ V HoLLf β’ E Β« MIS,e ft Vs . wi-, ift. 7 V) 7 1 β (V Siβ1 Is wtf % v $ 5' I VN β (t . y C, 3 'Just does hβΒ± At+Β£r! 1?4. β² 4 β² 5 1. Which way is Chemistry? 2. Stand back. I'm about to open my locker. 3. Daiuske stunned. 4. Hiss, Hiss, Hiss. 5. PARTY TIME!!! 6. Hide the cops, here comes the beer. β 3 59 PUTn, K i 2 OF A KIND V 1 Big Dog and Capt. Church relax with a paper 2. Camera shy John? 3. Mitch and Audra, Homecoming King and Queen 4 Kevin and Karla. Homecoming court. Shelly Litwiller Kevin Wolf Kathy Griffin John Debusky Sue Meyer Mike Coates Stephanie Kidd Vickie Rhodes Karla Hartz Mike Sennert GOING BACK IN TIME Audra Hull Theresa Evitt Chad Bozman Holly Ecker Anne Rinkenberger Tina Vest Allen Jarboe Connie Frichtl Kim Kofoot Maureen Loudermilk Denise Curtis Sheryl Milchuck Shelly Fickbohm Angie Denniston Missy Thomas Aricka Ackerman WITH THE CLASS OF 1 63 r, A V β¦ T 'V A SENIOR CHOICE AWARDS 1. Most School Spirit β Ken White Stephanie Kidd 2. Most Outgoing β Shannon Marlar Sue Meyer 3. Class Comedian β Mitch Deason Holly Ecker 4. Most Hyper β Mitch Kief Kathy Griffin 5. Most Athletic β Ken White Audra Hull 6. Most Likely to Succeed β Phil Meyer Shelly Litwiller Not Pictured: Best Dressed β Kevin Wolf Missy Thomas Nicest Hair β Mitch Deason Missy Thomas Prettiest Smile β Mitch Kief Sue Meyer Introverts β Chad Bozman Marsha Wright β² 3 β² 5 A 6 64 What does β '88 Senior Class Party mean? Well. I understand it is the spirit and appreciation of our senior class. It is an attitude toward our last year of school; have fun in school and more fun when out! It is showing that you are proud to he a member of the Class of 1988. We didn't always make the grade. We didn't always win the game, hut we learned a lot about academics and life, hut most importantly... we had a heck of a lot of fun doing it! β Here's to the Class of '88! β Mitch Deason Class President Aricka Allyn Ackerman Jeffrey Dean Blackford Douglas Franklin Anderson Scott David Anderson Chad Attain Bozman Thomas Michael Coates Francis Jane Basta 64B Dawn Mercedes Daniels Mitchel Ray Deason Joy Ann Devine Holly Elyse Ecker Angela Carrie Michelle Marie Denniston Fickbohm Constance Faith French Timothy Harold Lantz Connie Rae Frichtl Audra Irene Hull Stephanie Ann Kidd Rachelle Dawn Litwiller David Eugene Glad Daniel Scott Hylbert Robert Mitchell Kief Maureen Dawn Loudermilk Kathleen Ann 64D Griffin William Allen Jarboe Kimberly Kae Kofool Paul Ray Luecke James Allan Lytle Philip Kent Meyer Shannon Wayne Marlar Susan Ellen Meyer Michael James Jay Timothy Reckowsky Silence Sheryl Lynne Milchuck Victoria Joann Rhodes Kenneth Wayne Smith Michelle Lee Marshall Melissa Marie Thomas Raymond Joe Towery, Jr. Daisuke Wada Tina Marie Vest Kenneth J. White A AM Kevin Robert Wolf Not pictured Larry Thomas Adams Theresa Lyn Evitt Keith Wayne Eyre Vickie Marie Hauersperger Boris Jerchow Gary Allen Morris Terry William Morse Scott Allen Swanson Richard Michael Vaughn 64H SENIOR CHOICE AWARDS tf A β¦ mill V 1. Biggest Dog β Dan Hylbert, Audra Hull 2. Potty Mouth and Wildest Partiers β Scott Anderson, Tina Vest 3. Most Changed β Phil Meyer, Holly Ecker 4. Daily Skippers β Scott Anderson, Dawn Daniels 5. Friendliest β Ken White, Sue Meyer 6. Dizziest β Scott Ellis, Kathy Griffin Not pictured: Best Couple β Brian Swanson, Connie Frichtl; Best Would Be Couple β Ken White, Audra Hull 65 Aricka Ackerman, Rieka Transfer from Rantoul, 1987 Scott Anderson, Anderstone Football 1-2, 4 Jeff Blackford, Chevy FFA 1-4; FFA Contest 1-2; Basketball 1-4; Most Improved Player 3; Captain 4; Football 1-4; Track 4; Intramurals 4 Chad Bozman, The Boz Transfer from Ewa Beach Hi, 1985; Science Club 1; Track 1-4; Cross-Country 1-4; Captain 4; Wauseca Champ 4 Mike Coates, Toast Denise Curtis, Squeaker Mental Health 4; intramurals 4; SADD2 Mitch Deason Blue and Gold 3; VICA 4; Math Team 2; Football 1-4; Captain 4; Intramurals 1; Homecoming Court 3-4; King 4; Prom Court 3-4; Prince 3; Prom Decoration Committee 3 John Debusky, Mr. Lucky Blue and Gold 4; Mental Health Club 4; Football 1; Manager 2; Homecoming Court 4; Play Production 4; Prom Court 4 Angie Denniston, Ang Flags 3-4; Winterguard 3-4; Manager Girls Basketball 1; Who's Who 3; SDAHSS 4 Joy Devine, Shorty Transfer from Rantoul Holly Ecker, Prego Mental Health Club 4; Intramurals 2-4; Romance Language Club 3 Theresa Evitt, Trece Reflector Editor 4; Class Representative 1 Shelly Fickbohm, Shell Girlsβ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band 1 -3; Jazz Band 1; Pep Band 1 -3; Flags 2-3; Cheerleader 2; Captain 2; VICA 4; Vice President 4; Mental Health Club 3-4; Treasurer 3; Secretary 4; Track 1; Volleyball 1; Intramurals 3-4; Who's Who 4 Connie Frichtl, Cookie Mixed Chorus 1; Marching Band 1; VICA 4; Mental Health 1-4; Treasurer 2; Secretary 3; Vice President 4 Kathy Griffin, Kat Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band 1 -3; Music Contest 1 -3; Pep Band 1-3; VICA 4; President 4; Reflector 4; Intramurals 1-3; Class Representative 2-4 Karla Hartz, Kar VICA 4; Basketball 1 -4; Best Freethrow Shooter 3; Track 1-2, 4; Cross-Country 2-3; Most Improved 3; Intramurals 1-3; Class President 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3 Audra Hull, Audi Class President 1; Class Secretary 2-4; Homecoming Court 1,4; Queen 4; Prom Court 3-4; Prom Princess 3; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Who's Who 1-4; SDAHHS 1-4; Student of the Month 4; Basketball 1-4; Most Improved Player 3; All Conference 3; Captain 4; Track 1 -4; Broke School Record Shot Put, 32' 11 ; Co-Captain 3; Captain 4; Volleyball 1-4; Co-Captain 2; Most Improved Player 3; All Conference 4 Danny Hylbert, Big Dog Intramurals 1-4; Football 1-4 Allen Jarboe, Bio Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Math Team 2-4; Science Club 4; Football 1-4; All Conference 4; Most Improved 3; Track 1-4; Intramurals 1-4 Boris Jerchow Transfer from Heidelberg 1987; Student Council 4; Science Club 4; Football 4; Math Team 4 Sheila Kaeb, She Girl's Chorus 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2; VICA 4; Secretary 4; Volleyball 1-4; Most Inspirational Player 4 66 Stephanie Kidd, Skidd Mixed Chorus 1, Cheerleader 2-4; Mental Health Club 1-4; Reporter 2; Vice President 3; President 4; Track 1-2, 4, Intramurals 3; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3-4 Mitch Kief, Kief Dog Football 2, 4; Honorable Mention 4, Intramurals 2-4; Homecoming Court 2 Kimberly Kofoot, Kim Marching Band 1-2; Flags 1-2; Cheerleader 1 -4; VICA 4; Mental Health Club 2 Shelly Litwiller, Lil' Lit Concert Band 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Contest 2; SADI 4; NHS 3-4; Pre the Year 4; lllini DAR 4; Who's 2-4; Reflect Science Club Intramurals 1 Representative Arms 3; Trej Decorati Romai Philip Meyer, Phil Concert Band 1 -4; Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Pep Band 1 -4; Music Contest 1 -4; Drum Major 3-4; Math Team 1-4; Science Club 3-4; Intramurals 4; NHS 4; Play Production 1-2; Romance Language Club 3 Susan Meyer, Sue Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4; Music Contest 1, Pep Band 1-4; Blue and Gold 2; Speech Team 1-2; Reflector 2; Math Team 1-2; Science Club 3; Basketball 1-4; Captain 4; Track 1-4; All 1-2; Jazz rContest 1-2; SADD 2-4; Vice President 4; Trackettes 3-4; Math team 1-2; Science Club 3; Intramurals 1 -4; Class Representative 3-4; SDAHSS 2; Romance Language Club 3 Paul Luecke, Too Tall Jones Shannon Marlar, Shamoo Speech Team 3-4; FFA 1-4; FFA Contest 1-4; Star Chapter Farmer 3; Math Team 2; Football 1-2, 4; Manager Basketball 1-4; Manager Track 1-4; SDAHSS 2, 4; Who's Who 4 Michelle Marshall, 'Chell Basketball 1 -2; Volleyball 1 -4; Intramurals 1-2 Julie Merrick, Juicy Mental Health Club 1-2, 4; Track 3-4; Play Production 4 Band 1-4, J _ f; 8est Marcher i Jazz Band 1 -3; Music test 2-4; VICA 4; Treasurer 4; ootball 1-3; Prom Decoration Committee 3; SDAHSS 2-3; Romance Language Club 3 Victoria Rhodes, Vicki SADD 3; VICA 4; Reflector 1; Intramurals 1-2 Anne Rinkenberger Girl's Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Band 1 -3; Marching Band 1-4; Music Contest 1; Flags 3-4; NHS 3-4; Secretary Treasurer 3-4; Whoβs Who 1-4; SDAHSS 1-4; Class President 3; Sergeant-at-Arms 2; Exec. Vice President 4; Math Jay T. Silence, Jay Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Music Contest 2; Reflector 3; Math Team 2-4; Science Club 4; Basketball 3-4; Track 1-4; Cross-untry 2-4; Football Manager 1; Class Representative 4; at-Arms 2 Tearh 2; 4; Team Av Captain 4; Alt Intramurals 1-Court 4; Prom Cou? Decoration Committee: Team 1-4; Basketball 1, 4; Intramurals 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; All Conference 4; MVP 4; Best Hitter 4; Co-Captain 4; Best Defensive Player 4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; Valentine's Dance Court 3; Science Club 3 Mike Sennert, Snrt Science Club 4; Intramurals 4; Who's Who 4; SDAHSS 4; Romance Language Club 3 Kevin Wolf, Wolfman VICA 4; Class Secretary 1; Class President 2; Football 1-4; Most Valuable Def. Lineman 4; Special Mention 4; Track 1-2, 4; Intramurals 1-4; Homecoming Court 1,4; Prom Court 3, 4; Romance Language Club 3 Marsha Wright, Red SADD 2; Mental Health Club 4; Basketball 1; Intramurals 3-4; Romance Language Club 3 βfyautd, (Ac 'TflotttA, Shelly Litwiller March Phil Meyer Audra Hull October November Anne Rinkenberger February Shannon Marlar Sue Meyer December January Each year members of the National Exchange Club honor six high school seniors for their outstanding achievements. In order to be eligible for this award, the students are graded on a point system based on grades and their involvement in sports, organizations, and community service. Each student is honored at the Exchange Clubβs monthly meeting for the month that they are designated as Student of the Month. The student that has the highest score on this point system receives the Youth of the Year Award. The Youth of the Year for the 1987-1988 school year was Shelly Litwiller. State Sc toΒ£a i Illinois has the distinction each year of recognizing outstanding achievement by the state's high school students. In order to meet the eligibility requirements each state scholar applicant must be a high school senior, rank in the upper half of the class, and take either the SAT or ACT during the fifth or sixth semester of high school. After the Illinois State Scholarship Commission receives the test scores, they are evaluated and those scores which are high enough to warrant additional consideration will be evaluated along with each studentβs class rank. Recipients must rank in the top ten percent of their class. This year three students from Paxton (pictured at the right) received this honor: Phil Meyer, Anne Rinkenberger, and Shelly Litwiller. 68 Seai i (Β£Ca O ice Karla Hartz, President; Shelly Litwiller, Treasurer; Jay T. Silence, Representative; Audra Hull, Secretary; Maureen Loudermilk, Representative; Kathy Griffin, Representative; Missy Thomas, Vice-President. YEA V EAR YEAR V E A R I Y EAR IM YEAR IN Y E A R I M R YEAR IN RE YEAR IN REV YEAR IN REΒ«v I YEAR IN RE'-.-'IE YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN REVIEW Y YEAR IN REVIEW YE YEAR IN REVIEW YEA YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR I YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN R YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN RE YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN R E'v YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN REVI YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN REVIE EAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN REVIEW 71 β² 2 back year for fads Many Β« peace slortsarealsoontheco βersize sweaters and as they once were th s Q3St winter Stu sweatshirts were vΒ«YP J shor(sw,th lots of wild dents are wearing 'shoes from Beebok 3 SMS xshzss ars j 3 . clothes because they will return-PHS MODELS fashionable peace sign eaSs TnSe 3 Β«.βSKS3SSSSΒ eSW 2' sweatshirt 4 The wild and crazy shorts worn by Terry Morse and Stacy Beland look tame in this black and white photo. 5 Jean Jackets w e back except they were frosted or iced like Tracey Griffin's. 6 Julie Guyot sports the permed look in hairstyles 72 CO 1987-88 w SHOTS Page 74: 1 U2 held a sold out concert at Champaign Assembly Hall 2 RUN DMC. the rap group, was in New York to host a cable television show 3 George Michael performs in June at the Wembley Arena in London to a sell-out crowd of 75.000. 4 Madonna greets her fans from a platform in New Yorkβs Time Square 5 Jon Bon Jovi of the rock group Bon Jovi during a recent performance in New York City at Madison Square Garden 6 Huey Lewis and The News performed in Champaign 7 Actor Bruce Willis, star of television's Moonlighting. rehearses his act for a performance at The Ritz in New York City. Page 75: 1. Pop star Prince kicked off his recent tour. 2 Janet Jackson stands backstage at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles with the Crystal Award 3. Whitney Houston held a concert in November at Champaign after it was cancelled in late September due to her loss of voice 4 Punk rocker Billy Idol performs at Madison Square Garden in New York 5 The rap music group The Fat Boys get together with NBA basketball great Julius Dr J Erving at a news conference in New York City 75 Mr Tuggle s Consumer Education Classes held a mock wedding as part of a class project The bride was Marsha Wright and the groom Danny Hylbert. The wedding took place in the Little Assembly with the reception in the cafeteria. The bridesmaids were Holly Ecker, Audra Hull, Dawn Daniels, Stephanie Kidd. Maureen Loudermilk, and Denise Curtis. The groomsmen were Mitch Kief, Mike Coates, Tim Lantz, Scott Anderson, Kenny White and Jeff Blackford. 76 5. Bodagus-better than Awesome. 6. FFThh β Back off, keep your distance. 1. Totally Pos. β Extremely sure. 2. Yo Baby, Yo Baby Yo. β a phrase used to capture attention. 7. Major Big time β same definition as the word very. 8. Reeer!! β Ooh, Bad mood? 3. Skin β resembles Gimme five but much better. 4. Awesome β cool. 9. Yugo β sick β grose, disgusting! 10. Monday β Any day that nothing works out right and suicide is a pleasant thought. 77 MOVIES TELEVISION SCANDALS Scandals have surrounded us this year. It started with Ollie North (Top) and Fawn Hall (middle). That scandal has been known as the βIran-Contra Scandal.'' Above is Jim and Tammy Baker. They started the PTL Scandal ending with Jimmy Swaggart confession See above: The Church Lady (Top). ALF (Middle), and Pee-Wee Herman (Bottom). Kirk Cameron and Duddley Moore (Top) starred together in a film called Like Father. Like Son Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey starred together in Dirty Dancing. Beverly Hills Cop II with Eddie Murphy was a huge success. Fatal Attraction was the Peoples' Choice Award Winner. WORLD LEADERS This past year Mikhail and Raisa Gorbachev visited the U S. Fergie and Andrew are our favorite royal couple George Bush runs for President and Lady Diana fades out as Fergie comes in WINTER OLYMPICS Dan Jensen from the U S. fell twice during speed skating competition in the Winter Olympics. Brian Boitano (male figure skater) wins a gold, while Champaignβs own Bonnie Blair wins a gold and a bronze for the U S. Debi Thomas gets a bronze for womenβs figure skating. FAMOUS FACES Baby Jessica amazes us all after being brought up from a well in Texas after two days Spud MacKenzie β the dog that can dance, ski. and play instruments in his commercials for Bud Lite. Ryan White, a boy from Indiana, gets permission to go back to school after being suspended for having AIDS He got the disease from a transfusion S R O SPOR SPORT SPORTS PORTS SPORTS S SPORTS SR SPORTS SRO SPORTS SROR S R O R T S S R O R T SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS S SPORTS SPORTS SP SPORTS SPORTS SPO SPORTS SPORTS SPOR SPORTS SPORTS SPORT SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS S SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SP SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPO SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPOR SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORT SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 81 . . . Hartke ... Dr. Death IBOR . . . International Brotherhood of Rummies . . FOOTBALI____ 1. The 1987 Football Senior Athletes: First row: Danny Hylbert, Mitch Kief, Kevin Wolf. Allen White, Rick Vaughn, Daisuke Wada Back row Scott Anderson. Robbie Baize, Allen Jarboe, Mitch Deason, Jeff Blackford, Kenny White, Shannon Marlar 2 Coach Zimmerman and Coach Zick 3. The start of a long gain in the Mustangs' 23 to 14 defeat of Watseka 4. The 1987 Award Winners: Michael Johnson β Most Improved, Jeff Graham β Best Back and MVP, Mitch Deason β Best Offensive Lineman, Kevin Wolf β Best Defensive Lineman, Kent Stevenson β Best Defensive Back. 5 Scott Anderson shows some Paxton intensity tji β Jr, Β£ m w. β The 1987-1988 varsity football year had many bright spots, although sporting a 2-7 record. One of the brightest was Paxton major upset over Monticello. The Sages went into the game expecting an easy win. They were wrong! Another bright spot was the change of coaching with Mr. Zimmerman as the head coach. He kept the guys motivated and did a great job with the varsity team despite injuries to many starters. bion captairTCri uetense . . . Mustang Me.mi β² 3 Junior Varsity Football team was one of great prom-Ihough in a cloud of ups and downs. iy started the season off with a three game losing ik. They had finally found the winning combination with of 50 0 and 34-6 over Tuscola and Irquois West re-lively. it as the ball was rolling, it was slowed back down A f the team's key starters were relieved from playing on |uad. That didnβt stop this determined and faithful They played with more intensity than seen almost all Their final record was 4-5. 1 Travis Uden watches in amazement. 2. Kenny Muchmore goes for a large Paxton gain. 3 Coming back from a grueling Mustang practice. 4 Coach Shields signals a touchdown. 5. Coach Carley β a big part of this J V. squad. 6. The three Amigos The Junior Varsity squad opened its season with a victory over Ford Central. They came home to defeat conference foe Hoopeston East Lynn. The rest of the season the spikers struggled, but ended their season on a positive note by defeating Iroquois West. The team was made up of just four sophomores, so the freshmen were leaned upon heavily. Their 'record was 4-16 The co-captains were Carrie Vaughn and Jennifer Bayles, with Miss Bettis as their coach. VOLLEYBALL Johnny Johnny had big feet ... The varsity volleyball team finished the season with an excellent 18-4 record. The spikers defeated Prairie Central for the first time ever and Mahomet-Seymour for the first time in six years. Another highlight of the season was defeating Hoopeston-East Lynn on their home court. The big disappointment for the Mustangs was losing to Cissna Park in the Regional Championship, after beating them in the regular season. This yearβs team was strong defensively with four of the six starters making it onto the all-time spike recovery record list. School records were broken by Anne Rinkenberger in the spike recovery and spike for points categories. Also breaking school records were Audra Hull in blocking and Candi Hofer in total good serves. Four of the Lady Mustangs were voted to the all-conference team Making it to the first team were Audra Hull and Anne Rinkenberger. Candi Hofer on the second team and Jodi Forsyth β honorable mention. Anne Rinkenberger earned a spot on the News Gazxette All-Area First team with Audra Hull on the second team V K-l-L-L kill kill we will ... Get acquainted with security guards at state ... 85 Lucky Baton ... Slackers ... Ho Hos ... Burn-outs . The 1987 girls' cross country team had an overall good year, finishing with a 7-2 record. Despite being hampered by injury at the season s end, Captain Sue Meyer had an exceptional senior year. She finished in the top ten in four invites and won allconference recognition for the third year in a row. She was also named most valuable runner. Sue has led the Lady Mustangs for three years and will be greatly missed cross country season. Also helping the team were freshmen Chanda Bozman and Nicky Allen. They finished fifth and sixth at the conference meet. Sophomores Marina Miller and Laura Swain had a good year, and were much improved by the season's end They helped the Junior team win an unscored victory at the conference meet Junior Nikki Riggleman was out for most of the season due to injury and illness, but plans to help the Lady Mustangs next year. 'jm 1 Sue is being congratulated for running her 1000th mile 2. And they're off! 3 The team's lucky baton 4 Cross country Award Winners Robby Jamimson β Most Improved. Sue Meyer β Most Valuable. Chad Bozman β Most Valuable, Toby Brown β Most Improved 1 Mr Tuggle clocks the time for Brent and Chad 2. Senior Athletes β Chad Bozman. Larry Adams. Jay T. Silence 3. Sue helps Jay T stretch before the meet 4 Senior Athlete β Sue Meyer 5 Coach Guyot gives final instructions the day before the meet Pope Brown . .. Passout... Grape Juice . .. The 1987 cross country season was very sue cessful. Led by Chad Bozman, Robby Jamison. Mike Chenoweth. Brian Rasmus. Toby Brown and Larry Adams. PHS captured its second conference title This marks the first time in the school's history that the cross country team has won back-to-back titles Chad Bozman won the conference individual title in a last second elbowing match Hadden and Jamison won all-conference honors along with Bozma, and Chenoweth won all conference honorable mention The boys were 8-1 in dual meets this year The team was grateful to Robby Jamison for psyching them up by writing on his head Brian Rasmus deserves thanks for sleeping with the lucky baton the night before a big meet The team would like to thank Chad Bozmanβs parents for attending all the meets (no matter where they were) and for rooting the team on to victory A special thank you to the team's manager. Julie Guyot, for keeping the Gatorade full Chad, Larry, and Jay T will be missed next year, but Coach Guyot hopes to carry on the tradition and win the third Wauseca title The Boys Junior Varsity Basketball team had a good year despite its poor record. The year was successful because of all the freshmen who gained experience. The team started the year with a slight disadvantage β the fact that they had no experienced ball players over six feet tall. This showed up in the scores of the first six games After Christmas break, the team started playing up to their potential and they were able to register a couple of victories. By season's end they had shown marked improvement and were competitive with every team they played The final JV record was 4-17 and the Freshman squad finished 4-4, giving hope for a better season next year. Junior Varsity Record: 4-14 Freshmen Record: 4-4 1. Mark, Kevin, and Craig show some team spirit. 2. Ken, with the power, move against the Red Devils. 3. The Mustangs look for instructions from Coach Zick 4 Coplea hands off to Hewerdine. as TAKE HIM TO THE HOOP . . . GO . . . KICK AWS . . . After a 0-4 start, the Varsity began playing well. The junior dominated team beat Prairie Central and Iroquois West to head into the tournament at Rossville with enough momentum to win the Consolation Championship. The team used a man to man full court press to put a lot of pressure on the opponents. Because of the lack of height, usually they gave up about 3 inches a man to most conference teams. They used their quickness to offset the size differential. Mark Coplea (Jr.) led the team in scoring, averaging 20 points a game, followed by Kevin Biehl (Jr.) with 17 points. Senior Jeff Blackford and Kenny White with Kevin handled the rebounding inside. Kevin led with a 6.5 average. Craig Hewerdine, Jeff Graham, and Kenny Patrick all played effectively a great deal this season. Four of the five starters will return next year. Final record: 11-14 Conference record: 5-7 4th place ,_______________________I i LET'S GO ... BAD LUCK ... COME ... RASKFT- MY GAWD ... GET POSITION . .. BOX OUT ... DEFENSIVE 90 BASKETBALL Mushrooms ... On the line ... Letβs Go!... I 6-13 looks to be a losing record. But in reality, great strides were made by this year's JV basketball team. This yearβs team suffered a great many losses, they did, however, I earn about dedication and striving to win. More than records, they became winners of the field when it came to attitude Page 90. 1. Sr. Athletes. Anne Rinkenberger. Audra Hull, Karla Hartz and Sue Meyer. 2. The varsity squad shows how to work the ball down court. 3. Anne shows some rebounding techniques. 4. Mr. Young explains the game plan. 5. Jodi looks inside. Page 91: 1. Amy tries for the rebound. 2. Shawn praying for a victory. 3. I'll take you all on. 4. Here's what I want you to do ... Small numbers didnβt stop this year's varsity squad from achieving goals. Finishing the year at 16-8 overall and 11-3 in the conference the team won its first 8 games before being stopped by Bradley-Bourbonias in the St Anne Holiday Tournament Championship game Beating Lemont in double-overtime and being ranked 13th in the state were high points during the season. The seasonβs end brought a regional championship for the second year in a row Four girls were named to the Wauseca All Conference. Special awards went to Jodi Forsyth β Free Throw %; Karla Hartz and Audra Hull Best Defense; Anne Rinkenberger β Most Improved and Best Rebounder. Sue Meyer β Hustle Dedication Award and MVP. . Go Step in the P ... 3 pointer... Carpeted floors ... 91 Page 92 1 Senior Athletes For Football: Stephanie Kidd and Kim Kofoot. 2. One of the Jobs of the cheerleaders is to raise money (through cake raffles) for camp. 3 ββGive me a P!β 4. We're 1. not 2! 5 Thi Varsity show their stuff. 6. You can t be serious? Page 93: 1. Everyone has the mustang fever. 2. Senior Athletes for Basketball: Stephanie Kidd, and Kim Kofoc 3. Cheer, cheer watcha' waitin' for? 4 She's all shook up! 5. Karen getting psyched up for the big game 6. Stacey concentrating on the cheer. 7. Cris yelling her loudest. GO... FIGHT WIN . CHEERLEADERS . . Ohyea! The cheerleaders had a very good year Both squads for football and basketball went to camp together. They attended the Elite Cheerleading Athletics Camp at Eastern Illinois University. Each squad competed against four other squads in their division. The JV and the Varsity squads received four superior ratings and one excellent rating. Both squads tied for the most spirited award Stacy Beland and Shelly Fickbohm received individual awards also. During the Holiday tournament at Rossville. the varsity cheerleaders competed in a competition against 13 squads Paxton ranked sixth in the field; first, however, amongst the Wauseca conference teams. Mrs. Dawn Prahl was the cheerleading sponsor. READY! . . . OK! . . . YELL GO! . . . E-L-l-T-E 94 The 1988 Reflector Staff This yearβs staff was small. It varied in size from quarter to quarter due to conflicting schedules. We lost valuable members and then gained dependable ones. Through it all Mrs. Frisbie remained fairly calm and supervised the organization of a new and improved yearbook. This is a book filled with the creativity and determination of every staff member. This book is priceless. This book is Gold Through and Through. Theresa Evitt 1988 Editor Right: First Semester Staff Members: Top: Andy Herbert, photographer, Sean Foster, Michelle Eppelheimer β Ad chairman, Mrs Frisbie. Ruth Fox β typist, Shelly Litwiller, Kathy Griffin β typist, Theresa Evitt β editor, Chris Ellis. Not Pictured: Gerri Kemnetz. Below: Second Semester Staff: Brian Jones, Sean Foster, Gerri Kemnetz, Kathy Griffin. Amy Schwartz, Theresa Evitt, Ruth Fox, Michelle Eppelheimer. 95 TRACK COME ON . . . LET'S GO . . . NOW . . . The track team had a lot of success this year They won the St Anne Invitational tournament Freshman and sophomore trackmen finished third in their own track invitational Also, sophomore David Foster went to state in discus and shot put The track team closed out its triangular meet season with a win over Ford Central and Iroquois West. YOU CAN DO IT . . . GET WITH IT . . . TRY! 97 ------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------- 98 TRACK ... There right behind you ... Donβt quit... I As the track season began, there was luch optimism since there were double the umber of girls out this year compared to last ear As the season progressed, several girls rere lost to injury and eligibility, causing the jam to be rather thin again and having to acrifice several events at each meet The jam had a lot of reasons to celebrate lough, since there were a number of in-ividual and relay accomplishments to be roud of. The 400 relay team ran a time of 4.9 to beat any time in the last five years, he 800 relay also ran a 1 58 9. and the other ilays all placed at the conference meet The eniors left a mark with Audra Hull. Karla lartz. and Stephanie Kidd leading the team i their efforts, and those people being in the p five individual point winners for the team fith a good number of underclassmen re-jrning next year, the team has much to look rward to. Trackettes: Front row: Stacey Hill, Shannon Piatt, Nichole Allen. Dolly Piatt. Vickie Baize. Charlotte Swanson. Nikki Riggleman. and Sheryl Bluhm. Second row: Shelly Schofield. Karen Heintzelman, Mel Granger. Jamie Everett. Kim Lescalleet, Chris Douglas, Jodi Langley, and Julie Guyot. Football Varsity Front row: Ken Smith β Manager. Allen White. Chad Weaver. Kevin Wolf. Jason Withers. Mark Coplea. Jeff Graham. Charles Olaf, Kent Stevenson. Jason Ronna. and Mike Osborn. Second row: Mitch Keif. Danny Hylbert, Danny Starkey. Kyle Burdette, Joe Griffin, Mike Muller. Mike Johnson. Tyler Hill, Barry Wright. Craig Hewerdine. Diasuke Wada, and Matt Harrison. Third row: Coach Zick, Rick Vaughn, Robby Baize, John Johnson, Allen Jarboe, Shannon Marlar. Jeff Blackford. Mitch Deason, Ken White. Scott Anderson, Craig Kavajecz, Lonnie Sanderson. Chris Ellis, and Coach Zimmerman. St. Joe-Ogden We 7 They 21 Monticello 14 6 Prairie Central 0 28 Tuscola 0 26 Iroquois West 6 20 Watseka 23 14 Clifton Central 0 7 Hoopeston-East Lynn 15 10 Gibson City 29 12 Sophomores Front row: Tim Abrahamson, Kevin Manship, Brad Ecker, Jim Wright, Travis Jennings. Nathan Elam, and Richard Follner. Second row: Brian Elson, Kenny Muchmore. Tavis Uden, Mike Van Laningham, Branden Stombough. Tim Anderson, Corky Ember-son. and Travis McWethy β Manager. Third row: Coach Shields. Tom Ditchfield. Jim Ferrell. David Foster. Shawn Hadler. Andy Herbert. John Blackford. Monty Rubarts. and Coach Carley. We They St Joe 14 34 Monticello 7 18 Prairie Central 6 32 Tuscola 50 0 Iroquois West 24 8 Watseka 42 14 Clifton Central 0 30 Hoopeston East-Lynn 0 8 Gibson City 12 32 Freshmen Back row: Coach Shields. Brian Jones. Jason Sandsted. Avery Snelling, Chris Abrahamson, Lane Daniels, Joe Lee, Roger Heitka, Jason Stalter. Mike Luttrell, and Coach Carley. Second row: Brodie Flaherty, Matt Harms, Chad Vaughn. Eric Schwing. Ron Hewerdine. Mike Orrison. Darren Rydell, David Lescalleet, Jason Hari. Rick Masterson, and Johnny Lee. Front row: Tom Duff, Randy Shook. Scott Harris. Andy Hudson, Joe Harper, Steve Milchuck, Travis Elkins. Tim White, and Richard Jarboe We They Hoopeston East-Lynn 8 20 Clifton Central 24 6 Gibson City 8 14 Watseka 6 39 100 Varsity Volleyball Ford Central Gibson City Clifton Central Watseka Gibson City Prairie Central Cissna Park Iroquois West Hoopeston-East Lynn Urbana Buckley-Loda MahometSeymour Clifton Central St Joe-Ogden Watseka Fisher Prairie Central Hoopeston-East Lynn Monticelk) Iroquois West Melvin Sibleyh Regionals Cissna Park 15 4 7-15 15- 6 15 2 15- 3 15- 0 14 16 15-13 15- 6 15-10 15- 3 15 6 11-15 15- 9 6-15 1618 16-14 15-13 15-13 15-14 14-16 15-17 15-12 15-10 15- 1 15-11 16 14 6 15 15-17 13-15 15-12 13-15 15 8 10-15 15-13 15-10 15 7 15 8 15- 4 15-13 15-13 13-15 15-13 15- 8 16-14 15-13 15- 2 15- 2 15- 5 15- 1 14-16 12-15 Bottom Tiffanie Hazlet, Stephanie Roberts, Jennifer Poison. Middle Shelly Schofield, Amy Hull. Lisa Luttrell, Tracy Ballinger, Stacey Hill Back Amy Schwartz. Wendy Blumer. Carrie Vaughn. Jennifer Bayles, Shawn Mercer, and Coach Bettis J.V. Volleyball Ford Central Gibson City Clifton Central Watseka Gibson City Prairie Central Cissna Park Iroquois West Hoopeston-East Lynn Urbana Buckley Loda MahometSeymour Clifton Central St Joe Ogden Watseka Fisher Prairie Central Hoopeston-East Lynn Monticello Iroquois West 15- 4 15- 5 14- 16 1 15 15- 17 15 β 1 15- 6 12-15 15- 9 3- 15 12-15 15- 2 4- 15 10- 15 5- 15 15- 3 7-15 11- 15 4-15 15-10 15- 1 10-15 15 3 1-15 5-15 17-15 13-15 15-11 15- 0 15-11 10-15 15 11 15- 9 0-15 13-15 15- 7 15-10 10 15 615 15-12 7-15 15-10 3-15 4-15 10-15 7-15 15- 4 Bottom Ruth Fox. Jodi Forsyth. Becky Bixby. Dana Gngalunas Middle Bonnie Foster. Crystal Harris. Denise Stalter. Candi Hofer. Karen Rmkenberger. Karen Hemtzelman Back Coach Molck, Sheila Kaeb, Michelle Marshall. Anne Rmkenberger. Audra Hull. Tina Vest, and Coach Bettis 101 Boys Cross Country Girls Cross Country Manteno Conditioner Varsity 75 Fresh Soph 25 Chrisman Cowchip Classic 78 Paxton 15 vs Tri-Valley 45 Paxton Invitational Varsity 342 Fresh Soph 99 Bismarck-Henning Invitational Fresh Soph 66 Paxton 41 vs. Georgetown 17 Paxton 170 vs. St. Joe 40 Paxton 23 vs Bismarck-Henning 34 St. Joseph Spartan Classic 500 Paxton 17 vs. Clifton Central 45 Hoopeston 39 vs. Paxton 22 Paxton 21 vs. Armstrong 40 Uni-High Normal Invite 180 Mahomet Bulldog Classic 285 Paxton 26 vs Unity 31 Watseka Conference 33 Paxton 15 vs. Cissna Park 50 Paxton Regional 86 Rantoul Fresh Soph Invite 95 Hoopeston β East Lynn Sectional 281 Front row: Brent Hadden, Brian Simmons, Mark Martin, Toby Brown, Brian Rasmus. Robby Jamison, and Steve Meyer Back row Coach Guyot, Chad Bozman, Mike Kellerhals. Mike Chenoweth. Jay T Silence. Larry Adams, and Chris Anderson Front row: Chanda Bozman, Nicky Allen, and Marina Miller Back row: Coach Guyot. Nikki Riggleman, Sue Meyer, and Julie Guyot. Manteno Conditioner 58 Chrisman Cowchip Classic 133 Paxton Invitational 137 Paxton 31 vs. Urbana 24 Paxton 27 vs. Hoopeston β East Lynn 28 University High Normal Invite 65 Paxton 41 vs. Unity 18 Danville Girlsβ Regional 276 Varsity Football Cheerleaders Bottom: Kim Kofoot, Chris Douglas, Becky Jarboe. Top: Kimberly Lescalleet, Stephanie Kidd. J.V. Football Cheerleaders Bottom: Valerie Carleton. Middle: Stacy Beland, Amy Schwartz. Top: Karen Ripberger, Cris Walker, Amy Benson. 103 Varsity Basketball Opponents PHS OPP Danville Schlarman 24-73 Clifton Central 44-77 Watseka 55-68 Gibson City 38-65 Prairie Central 40-49 Iroquois West 27-40 Ford Central 36-35 Hoopeston East-Lynn 55-70 Cissna Park 41-49 Monticello 40-88 Manteno 44-42 Clifton Central 61-57 Watseka 37-61 Fisher 46-49 Gibson City 30-54 Prairie Central 48 65 Iroquois West 43-45 Hoopeston East-Lynn 37-44 Buckley-Loda 43-36 JV Tourney Hoopeston East-Lynn 40-42 Rantoul 43-50 Back row: Coach Zick, Kevin Biehl. Robby Baize. Jeff Blackford. Larry Adams, Kenny White. Jay T. Silence. Rick Vaughn. Front row: Mark Coplea. Kenny Patrick. Daisuke Wada, Craig Hewerdine, Brian Rasmus. Jeff Graham, John Johnson. JV Basketball Opponents PHS OPP Danville Schlarman 62-75 Watseka 42-69 Clifton Central 66-82 Gibson City 51-57 Prairie Central 70-66 Iroquois West 68-65 Ford Central 43-56 Hoopeston East-Lynn 35-67 Cissna Park 65 48 Monticello 47-69 Manteno 73-54 Clifton Central 74-72 Watseka 65-96 Fisher 48-63 Gibson City 58-43 Prairie Central 53-49 Iroquois West 82 89 Hoopeston East-Lynn 48-53 Buckley-Loda 61-62 Varsity Sectional Cissna Park 75-50 Buckley Loda 49-54 Rossville Tourney St Joe Ogden 52-55 Beecher 73-39 Urbana Uni-High 74-62 Gibson City 70-45 Back row: Coach Carley, Brian Jones. Steve Meyer. Lane Daniels. Tom Ditchfield. Eric Smith, Corky Emberson. Mike Biehl. Travis McWethy β Manager Front row. Tim Anderson β Manager, Toby Brown, Richard Foellner, Kenny Muchmore. Brad Ecker, Brodie Flaherty. John Blackford β Manager 104 Varsity Basketball Fisher Clifton Watseka Gibson City Prairie Central Lemont Bishop Bradley Ford Central Iroquois West Mahomet Hoopeston Cissna Clifton Watseka Gibson City Prairie Central Iroquois West Hoopeston Monticello Fisher Gibson Bismark We They 55 20 46 24 60 24 49 19 50 47 76 74 58 43 40 54 47 62 39 16 33 38 45 47 41 52 59 25 50 26 49 23 47 50 64 33 46 57 67 44 65 29 53 24 50 63 Front row: Bonnie Foster β Manager, Heather Werner β Stats, Coach Young, Sheryl Bluhm β Manager. Back row: Dana Grigalunas, Denise Stalter, Cristal Harris, Sue Meyer, Anne Rinkenberger, Karla Hartz, Jodi Forsyth, Audra Hull, Ruth Fox. JV Basketball Clifton Central Watseka Gibson City Prairie Central Ford Central Mahomet H-EL Fisher Cissna Park Clifton Watseka Gibson Prairie Central H-EL Monticello Ford Central H-EL We They 32 32 30 29 23 54 13 68 14 61 18 39 13 39 33 37 14 42 28 22 44 25 29 28 20 71 19 55 25 30 17 48 8 48 Front row: Lisa Lutrell β Manager, Stephanie Roberts, Nikki Allen, Marina Miller, Shawn Wells. Jessica Carlson, Valerie Carlton, Charolette Swanson β Manager. Back row: Jennifer Bayles, Carrie Vaughn, Amy Hull. Laura Swain, Vicky Baize, Christine Busey. Aimee Ackerman. Shawn Mercer, Coach Shields. 105 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Bottom: Lisa Hickle. Middle: Kim Kofoot, Chris Douglas, Becky Jarboe. Top: Stephanie Kidd, Kim Lescalleet. J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders Bottom: Amy Benson. Middle: Amy Schwartz, Stacy Beland, Karen Heintzelman. Top: Karen Ripberger, Cris Walker. 106 Girls Track Meet Place Pts GβTown Um High 3rd 35 Gibson City Watseka 11th 21 Unity G hound Classic 2nd 72 HEL St Anne IW Gibson City St Joe Classic Ford Central 2nd 27 Sectional News-Gazette Wauseca Conf State Pantagraph 11th 05 Front row Ruth Fox β Manager. Amy Benson. Chanda Bozman. Amy Schwartz. Karen Ripberger. Shawn Mercer. Diana Lemley. Laura Swam. Marina Miller, and Lisa Luttrell Second row Coach Molck. Stephanie Roberts. Wendy Blumer. Stephanie Kidd, Karla Hartz. Julie Merrick. Audra Hull. Janeene Gilonske. Lon Hylbert. Shawn Wells. Carrie Vaughn, and Cris Walker Boys Track Meet Place Pts Cogdal Relays G Town Um High 2nd 1085 Hoopeston East Lynn 2nd 54 Gibson City Schlarman 1st 169 Watseka 2nd 59 Unity 1st 108 Paxton F-S Invite 3rd 106 Hoopeston Relays 2nd 94 St Joe Classic 7th 25 St Joe F-S 6th 70 St Anne Invite 1st 1645 Lisle Invite 6th Dwight Invite 8th Ford Central IW 1st 113 6 Rantoul F-S 26 Wauseca Conference 1st 72 Front row Jim Wright. Chris Ellis. Chad Weaver. Jason Withers, Allen Jarboe, Larry Adams. Jeff Blackford, and Coach Overstreet Second row Coach Guyot. David Lescalleet. Eric Smith. Brodie Flaherty. Jay T Silence. Kurtis Smith. Kevin Wolf. Mike Chenoweth. and Shannon Marlar Third row Eric Schwing. Ron Yates. Tom Duff. Dave Berner. Robby Jamison. Toby Brown. Brent Hadden. Sean Cox. Mark Martin, Mike Johnson. James Loudermilk. and Tim Anderson β Manager Fourth row Mike Orrison. Mike Luttrell. Tim White, Chad Potter. John Johnson. David Foster. Joe Lee. 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Shawn Mercer, Richard Foellner, Steve Meyer, Robby Jamison, Sean Cox. Tim Anderson, Christie Humphrey and Stacey Be-land Third row: Kurtis Smith, Dave Epps. Matt Harrison, Dana Grigalunas. Becky Jarboe, Mark Coplea, Jeff Graham, Jason Ronna, Karen Rinkenberger and Kim Les-calleet Fourth row: Anne Rinkenberger, Jodi Forsyth. Jay Silence, Shelly Litwiller, Maureen Loudermilk, Audra Hull, Karla Hartz, Boris Jerchow, Susan Meyer and Craig Hewerdine. Not pictured: Missy Thomas and Kathy Griffin. 110 β² 2 This year's Student Council kept busy all year organizing activities for the students. Homecoming events included the Olympics, spirit week, parade, pep rally, bonfire and the dance. In February the group sponsored Tanya Crevier, a world class ball handler who spoke about enthusiasm and determination. For Valentineβs Day flowers and telegrams were hand-delivered and disc-jockey Randy Kenyon played for the Sweetheart Dance. In May an auction was held with over 50 items auctioned off by the auctioneer Phil Stagen On June 2. the Student Council members ended the year with a day trip to Great America. A3 1. I know I can win! 2. These Homecoming activities are just too much. 3. Phil Stagen auctions off Mr Daro's tie for $17. 4 Who wants to buy a chair? 5. Show us those muscles. John 6. Tanya Crevier A 4 A 5 111 An eighth consecutive Wauseca Con ference title was one of the rewards of another fine PHS speech team during 1987-88 The Mustangs, who had only one senior on their team, were also regional runner-up and finished second in their own Invitational. and were fifth in the Reed-Custer Braidwood and Illinois Central College tournaments The Mustangs advanced eleven individuals to the Thornridge Sectional. Included among those advancing were re gional champions Jodi Langley (Special occasion speaking). Julie Guyot (original comedy) and Mike Chenoweth (radio). Langley was fifth at the sectional meet. Others who advanced to the sectional were Senior Shannon Marlar (oratory), and Juniors Becky Bixby (oratorical declamation and humorous interp), Becky Jarboe (dramatic interp), Lonnie Sanderson (humorous and dramatic duet), Kim Lescalleet (verse), and Kurtis Smith (prose). Speech Team Members: Front row: N Riggleman, J. Guyot. B. Bixby. and K. Lescalleet Second row. J. Langley. M. McFarland. B Jarboe. D. Piatt. W. Blumer, and N. Lytle. Third row: M Johnson. K. Smith. M Chenoweth. L. Sanderson. S. Marlar. and T. Anderson. 112 Front row: Brian Rasmus, Karne Rinkenberger, Cristal Harris, Dave Epps Second row: Kathy Warner, Jamie Everett, Heather Werner, Becky Jarboe, Kim Lescalleet, Phil Meyer, Craig Hewerdine. Third row: James Loudermilk, Mike Sennert, Boris Jerchow, Candi Hofer, Lori Hylbert, Dawn Daniels, J. L. Knell, Mark Coplea, Jason Ronna. Back row: Doug Anderson, J. T. Silence, Allen Jarboe, Chris Ellis, Mike Johnson, Barry Wright, Kevin Biehl, Jeff Graham, Carl Heinzmann, and Mr Morrison β Advisor. One purpose of a science club is lo allow students to see science as more than reading extbooks and performing laboratory exper merits Science in the world, outside the classroom, deals with research, develop nent. design, utilization, and testing of new natenals to help man better understand and :o exist on the planet earth To help students ealize how science is used in our world, the science club took a field trip to the University f III for the Engineering Open House Uni ersily students and professors set up ex ubits to show science in action β helping eople to solve present day and future prob-ems The students also visited Parkland Jr College and the Staerkel Planetarium The show at the planetarium was the result of people using the most modern scientific technology to build the most advanced planetarium camera in the USA They also saw the NASA space exhibit and saw a model of the space suit used by astronauts. Hopefully each student how has a broader perspective of how science is used in our world today Page 114: 1. Above left: The FFA float in the homecoming parade 2. Top right: To help support the FFA, Mark Martin is buying popcorn from Greg Kaeb 3 Left: Chapter picture First row: Mr. Anderson, advisor, Tim Abrahamson. Larry Schwing, Mitch Klann, Kent Stevenson, David Maul, Danny Starkey, and Matt Harrison Second row: Tim Lantz, Brian Simmons, Chris Abrahamson, Eric Schwing, Scott Swanson, and Tony Foster. Third row: Tiffanie Hazlet, Shannon Marlar, Jeff Blackford, Larry Shaffer, and Greg Kaeb. Page 115: 1. First Place β Land Use Judging Team. 2. State Livestock Judging Team. 3. Greenhand Officers: Chris Abrahamson β sentinel. Brian Simmons β secretary, Eric Schwing β vice-president, Greg Kaeb β President, Tiffanie Hazlet β treasurer, and Tony Foster β representative. 4. First place β Crop Judging Team. 5. Foundation Award Winners David Maul, district winner in Ag Mechanics; Larry Schwina, section winner in swine production; Kent Stevenson, section winner in corn production; Mitch Klann. chapter winner in soybean production. Special Awards given this year were: DeKalb Award β Shannon Marlar; Star Chapter Farmer β Kent Stevenson; Star Greenhand β Greg Kaeb FHA Officers: Matt Harrison β Sentinel; Larry Schwing β secretary; Mitch Klann β Vice president; Kent Stevenson β President; David Maul β treasurer; Danny Starkey β reporter Tim Abrahamson β chaplain. i 114 β² 2 Achievements, teamwork, dedication and citizenship describes the Paxton FFA chapter as they have had a very busy and successful year. The chapter has competed in many contests where they placed first, such as Section Crop Judging and Soil Judging. They placed second in Farm Management. They had four second place speakers at the section public speaking contest. They also had three section Foundation award winners, one of which was a district winner and will move onto state. The FFA Chapter participated in several community activities, such as helping with the Community Sale, collecting money for the Heart Fund and the Cancer Society, and selling tags for the Senior Citizen Center. They sold popcorn at all home football and basketball games They conducted two petting zoos, attended the State and National Conventions and showed successfully in the summer and winter FFA fairs. One other accomplishment that the FFA Chapter is proud of is restoring their ever-forgotten doughnut machine and putting it into production. β² 4 115 1 Public Speaking Team Danny Starkey β 2nd place in Extemporaneous. Greg Kaeb β 2nd place in Creed, Shannon Marlar - 2nd place in Prepared. Chris Abrahamson β 2nd place in JV Extemporaneous 2 FFA Week Tractor Day 3 Greg Kaeb. Jimmy Lytle and Travis McWethy at the FFA Open House 4 FFA Week Breakfast 5 Shannon Marlar presenting his speech at the FFA Banquet A3 A 4 116 Officers from left to right: Kenny White β reporter. Dawn Daniels β treasurer. Connie Frictl β secretary, Stephanie Kidd β president. Mental Health began the year with a raffle to raise money to buy shirts for the members. Some of the members chose penpals from the fourth grade and wrote to them each month. In the fall we visited Ford County nursing home and played Bingo with the residents. In the spring the club took a field trip to Bloomington. We went to Miller Park Zoo. Afterwards we went to Chuck E Cheese. First row: Ruth Dale, Scott Marshall. Dawn Daniels, Kenny White, Stephanie Kidd, and Connie Frictl. Second row: Ruth Harper, Mindy Mabis, Lonnie Sanderson, Francis Basta, John Debusky, Holly Ecker, and Denise Curtis. Third row: Tracey Griffin, Julie Merick, Sheryl Milchuck, Heidi Miller. Kaye Purtill, Dave Epps. Tina Komnick. Stacey Niccum, Marsha Wright. 117 Forty students from PHS competed in the ICTM Parkland Math Contest on March 12, 1988. Paxton joined 30 other Division A schools with a total of 1059 students. The PHS team placed fourth with 412 points. St. Joseph-Ogden won the contest. Individual Achievements: Phil Meyer β 1st place in Pre-Calc James Loudermilk β 4th in Algebra II Craig Hewerdine β 3rd place Orals Team Achievements: Algebra II Team β 2nd place Pre-Calculus β 3rd place 8 Person Jr Sr Team β 3rd place The Math Team coaches are Mrs. Frisbie and Mrs. Emerick. Paxton qualified for State Math Contest at ISU as a wild card team. The team placed 18th out of 73 schools in a tough competition. Receiving a plaque for placing in the top ten at state were the following teams: Algebra II team β 7th place 8 Person Jr Sr team β 9th place Jr Sr Relay team I β 5th place Calculator team β 10th place The Mathletes also compete in the Illinois Math League Contest that is held once a month for six months. In this competition they placed first in their region for the fourth consecutive year. Above left: Mathletes waiting for the awards ceremony to begin at Parkland Above middle: Craig Hewerdine and Phil Meyer β top award winners at regional Above right: Allen Jarboe doing last minute cramming on the bus to regionals. Right: Front row: Craig Hewerdine, 'Tim Anderson. Jason Stalter, Ron Hewerdine, and Ryan Collins Second row: Allen Jarboe. βHeather Werner, 'Nikki Riqgleman, Sheryl Bluhm. 'Anne Rinkenberger, Lynette Curtis, and Paula Fillinger. Third row: 'Doug Anderson, 'Robby Jamison, 'Sean Cox, 'Jessica Carlson, Diana Lemley, Kelly Huron, and Shelly Litwiller Fourth row: 'Andy Hudson, David Berner, 'Mike Orrison, Darren Rydell, David Epps, and βRusty Towery. Fifth row: Shannon Piatt, Andrea Maul, Karen Rinkenberger, Sue Meyer, Boris Jerchow, Richard Jarboe, and Tim White Sixth row: Steve Meyer, Tom Ditchfield, 'James Loudermilk, Jay T. Silence. 'Mike Johnson, and βPhil Meyer Not pictured: Mike Luttrell. 'Medallion Winners at Regional 118 Spring Inductees: Kurtis Smith and Dana Grigalunas Front row Phil Meyer. Nikki Riggleman. Julie Guyot. Karen Rmkenberger. Heather Werner. Back row: Craig Hewerdine, Mrs. Emerick, sponsor. Shelly Litwiller. Anne Rinkenberger. Mike Johnson. Mike Ketchem Officers Shelly Litwiller: President. Anne Rinkenberger Secretary-Treasurer This year the National Honor Society began the year with two members. The membership soon increased with nine members inducted at the fall induction and two members inducted at the spring induction NHS had many service projects this year They included tutoring, honoring teachers during National Education Week, collecting donations for the Cancer Society Drive, holding bake sales to raise money for the NHS scholarship, providing Lifesaver Tags to the Clara Peterson elementary students, and honoring students who excel in academics with academic letters. The National Honor Society held their Spring Banquet on May 12. The guest speaker was Boris Jerchow New Officers were installed and the Illinois State scholars were recognized at the banquet. 119 Center picture: Band Best Awards: Phil Meyer β Most Valuable, Mike Kellerhals β Best Musician, Mike Johnson β Best Percussion, Mike Rectowsky β Best Marcher. Not pictured: Becky Bixby β Best Flag. First row: Jason Ronna, Tony Foster, Joe Griffin, Mike Johnson, Bonnie Foster, Chad Shaffer. Brodie Flahety. Second row: Carrie Vaughn, Jessica Carson, Jennifer Bayles, Jodi Langley, Kathy Warner, Cristal Harris, Amy Benson. Third row: Dave Epps, Christine Busey, Andrea Maul, Amy Schwartz, John Blackford, Shelly Litwiller, Kerry Sullivan. Fourth row: Mike Recowsky, J. L. Knell. Marcus Rawls, Mike Kellerhals, Tim White, Tom Duff, Andy Hudson, Stephanie Roberts. Firth row: Steve Meyer. Nikki Riggleman, Heather Werner, Mike Orrison, Becky Jarboe, Sue Meyer, Karen Rinkenberger, Marina Miller. Sixth row: Dolly Piatt, Mike Luttrell, Kevin Yanders. Ron Yates, Ruth Fox, Craig Hewerdine, Jay T. Silence. Seventh row: Miss Kinley, Mrs. Nuss. Eighth row. Kimberly Les-calleet, Vicki Baize, Amy Hull, Phil Meyer. Flags β Left bottom: Jennifer Poison. Wendy Blumer, Shawn Wells. Valerie Carleton, Jodi Richmond. Denise Stalter, Angie Denniston, Anne Rinkenberger Right bottom: Heather Parcell. Stacy Hill. JoAnne Martin, Sheryl Bluhm, Lisa Luttrell. Carla Miller, Julie Guyot, Chris Douglas. 120 The Light Cavalry Brigade had a season of many highs and lows The Brigade participated in several competitions and received various awards (listed at the right). The third annual Paxton Invitational was a great success. Seven bands participated in two divisions, with Champaign Centennial placing first in parade, field show, flags and drum majors as well as grand champion for Class A. In class B. Blue Ridge placed first in parade and field, and also had best percussion, drum majors and flags. The Paxton band performed in exhibition as host band. The flag line started the 87 season with new flags and uniforms after raising money over the summer. The '87 show music consisted of Old Man Riverβ; βGet Your Boogie Down, featuring the drum line; Lean on Me with Mike Reck-owsky and Mike Kellerhals as soloists along with Mike Luttrell; You've Lost that Loving Feeling with Nikki Riggleman as soloist and Phil Meyer and Mike Reckowsky on trumpet duet. The parade song was Excalibur. Ending the season was a well-prepared drum-line. They travelled to Algonguin and placed second in competition against several top Chicago area high schools. The band consisted of 37 winds, 11 percussion, 18 flags, 6 honor guards and 2 drum majors. VERMILLION COUNTY CONFERENCE Second Place β Class AA EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Fust place β Class C Best percussion UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS In parade competition Third place β Class C First place β drum majors Third place β flags First place β percussion In field show competition Fourth place β Class C First place β percussion DANVILLE First place β parade Class C First place β show ARTHUR In parade competition First place β Class A First place β percussion First place β drum majors Second place β flags In field show competition Second place β Class A First place β percussion Second place β drum majors Second place β flags 121 For the first time in PHS history, the PLCB received the opportunity to travel on a weekend trip out of state and compete against high school bands from across the nation. Mrs. Nuss applied for the opportunity to play in the National Cherry Blossom Parade in Washington. D C. After learning they had been accepted, the band worked for the next three months to earn the $20,000 needed for the trip. Thanks to the community of Paxton the students met their goal. Many long hours of preparation and practice led up to the trip. The brigade left on Thursday. April 7 with Channel 3 giving an exciting send off broadcast. While in Washington the Band toured the Smithsonian Institute, the various memorials, the state capitol. National Archives and Arlington Cemetery. Many students were awed by the seemingly endless list of names of the Vietnam veterans killed or missing. This was an experience that most will never forget. The highlight of the trip was. of course, the Cherry Blossom Parade. The Brigade walked away with second place out of ten bands in Class B and the Flag Corps earned second place out of over twenty units. The trip was tiring but extremely enjoyable stated Mrs. Nuss, the band director. Iβve never been more proud of our band.β 1988, the second and best year, was a very promising year for SADD Mr Tuggle was the sponsor again SADD made a bigger name for itself by doing many different activities. During Homecoming SADD placed various posters around the school warning students of the dangers of driving drunk. In March SADD set up a booth at the Business Expo drawing nearly 1200 people to register for the free pizza and fill out the question sheet. During prom SADD had its second annual poster contest and received 60 pledges from students promising that they would not drink and drive. SADD also passed out keychains to the people attending prom. The group sold membership cards and worked concessions for money makers. They also chose to help the band in their trip to Washington. SADD is a very promising club and has hopefully saved some lives and will save many more in the future. First row: Mr Tuggle β Advisor. Kerry Sullivan, Tami Harmon, Debbie Doan, Scott Marshall, Tom Gibbs, Stephanie Bush, Kelly Evitt, and Sean Foster Second row: Heather Werner. Paula Fillinger. Shannon Piatt, Lynette Curtis, Mark Coplea, Jason Withers, Jamie Everett. Michelle Eppelheimer, Kathy Adkins. Richard Foellner. and Kenny Muchmore. Third row: Brad Ecker, Kevin Biehl, John Johnson. Jeff Graham, Brian Simmons. Janeene Gilonske, Stacy Beland, Ruth Fox. Karen Ripberger. Shawn Wells. Vicky Baize, and Christie Humphrey. Fourth row: Dolly Piatt. Lonnie Sanderson. Tim Anderson, Jason Ronna, Cris Walker, Maureen Loudermilk. Shelly Litwiller, Lori Hylbert, Branden Stombaugh, Kenny Patrick, and Tracey Griffin. Fifth row: Tom Ditchfield, Chad Potter, Jason Stalter, Rob Flahaut, Terry Scales, and Dave Epps Officers: Shelly Litwiller β President, Maureen Loudermilk β Vice-President, Jeneene Gilonske β Treasurer, Stacey Beland β Secretary 125 One year in America One year in Paxton One year. 11 months to be accurate, that passed faster for me than any other year before There were so many new things I had to learn Put in a not entirely, but very dif ferent world. I experienced a lot of things just like a little kid. and asked a lot of questions that probably often sounded stupid to an American Part of me because a little Amer ican I began to understand American culture, not that it is possible to understand a whole culture, but just the day to day things They seemed totally strange in the beginning, then started to make sense and fit in a pattern Sure, it wasn't always so easy Some habits are hard to understand and you are tempted to think, How can they think like that? Just take something like school spirit In Germany schools don't have school teams So. in the beginning it seemed very strange to me that students and even other people go to a game where their school, an institution that a lot of them don't even like, competes against another school The Americans gel really hyper about their high school games and even newspapers write about it1 This is only one example of many things and habits I couldn't really understand, but they seem quite normal to me now After spending a year here a lot of these habits even have become my habits I missed some things we do in Germany and you don't do here I will miss American activities when I gel back home It is hard to be put in a foreign country from one day to the other I want to thank my host family, the teachers, and my friends for the way everyone treated me. helped me to un derstand your country and your language II made it quite easy for me to make this my second home. It was a great experience that I will always remember I never though! that I would be an ex change student when I first learned the Al phabct It was so different from my country's language, but my mind was changed by VCR I saw a lot of movies about this country I yearned to have a life in this country My reason to come to this country was easy But the reality of the life in this country was so dramatic I noticed a big miss when I got here I didn't think about how much I could speak I was just surprisedd when I heard the people speaking They spoke like a machine gun They spoke the words that I didn't know one right after another One of the biggest surprises in this country was the flags I didn't know any of those, but it was no problem after awhile Lveryone taught me very nicely Actually nobody told me what those words meant, so sometimes I got in trouble, but it was kind of fun I had a lot of hard times in this country The language, new culture, and especially U S History class were Greek to me I don't even know my own country's history let alone another country's Not only history class, but Biology and Speech, my report card was always sad This one year was a continuation of problems, but I had a wonderful time I am glad that I could have those hard times because I knew a lot of the other exchange students had a hard time and became nice people I had a nice hard time as much as them So I hope I could be like them This one year was not enough to understand anything, but it was a revolutionary year to me I feel something began to be changing to a good way In my mind that is because of you Thank you. everybody 127 The Blue and Gold Staff consisted of Mike (the floater) Osborne, the mysterious Connie French, Crazy John Debuskey, the shy Kerry (Kenny) Sullivan, the aerobic Carrie Vaughn, Christine (Quasi) Busey, Kelly Huron, the lone freshman, and Jamie Everett (on medical leave from P.E.), sponsored by the bearded Mr. Harber. The creative and imaginative Blue and Gold staff produced five outstanding issues. They included a wide range of topics, they also produced their annual spoof issue. Writers covered a wide range of topics including interviews with teachers and students, games and quizzes about people and places at PHS. 128 Students in the ICE program get a taste of life in the work force while still in school. The students work half days and attend school the other half In the classroom, students learn about job relations, consumers education, and basically how to get along with people ICE students are also members of VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America). The main events of VICA included a banquet and a trip to Great America The banquet allowed the students the opportunity to show their appreciation to their employer and everyone involved in showing support and patience throughout the year. During the first week of June, the class took a trip to Great America and enjoyed a day basking in the sun and seeing the sights of Chicago. VICA Officers: Kathy Griffin. President; Shelly Fickbohm. Vice-President; Mike Reckowsky, Treasurer; Sheila Kaeb, Secretary. Front row: Tina Vest. Hardee s; Kathy Griffin. Patrice Limited; Michelle Marshall, Birkey's; Connie Frichtl, Equitable Financial Companies; Shelly Fickbohm. Knight's Templar Home; Mike Rapp. Paxton IGA; Mike Reckowsky. Controlled Energy Systems. Second row: Mr Don Wolf, advisor. Vicki Rhodes. Rules Service Center; Kim Kofoot, Hudson Family Drug; Missy Thomas. Paxton Ford Mercury; Karla Hartz. Court House; Kevin Wolf. Larson s; Brian Swanson, Paxton High School; Scott Swanson, Oscar Swanson; Mike Osborne, City of Paxton Not pictured: Sheila Kaeb. Lee Agency; Mitch Kief, Michael's Discount Foods; Mtich Deason, Paxton IGA. 130 Abrahamson, Chris 27. 28. 100, 114, 115. 116 Abrahamson. Tim19, 38. 39. 43. 100, 114. 115, 116 Ackerman. Aimee 18. 26. 28. 33. 66. 105 Ackerman. Aricka 13. 61. 63 Adams. Larry 2. 63. 86. 87. 89. 100. 102. 107 Adkins. Cathy 26. 28. 34. 125 Adkins, Jack Allen. Mary 38. 39 Allen. Nichole 27. 28. 86. 102. 105 Allen. Troy 47. 48. 49. 107 Anderson. Chris 46. 48. 49. 86. 102 Anderson. Doug 113, 118 Anderson. Scott 64. 65. 66. 76. 82, 100 Anderson. Tim 38. 39. 40. 43. 100. 107. 110. 112. 118. 125 Appelbaum. Paul 47. 48. 49 Bachtold. David 47. 48 Bachtold, Robby 82. 89. 100. 104 Baize, Vicky 38. 39. 43. 105, 120, 124. 125 Ballinger. Tracy 27. 29. 32. 101 Basta, Frances 117 Bayles, Jennifer 14. 38. 85, 101, 105, 120. 124 Beland. Stacy 5. 7. 36. 39. 40. 72. 93. 94. 103. 106. 110. 125 Belz, Raquel 4. 46. 48. 49, 52 Benson. Amy 26. 29. 93. 94. 103. 106. 107. 110. 124 Berner. David 26. 29. 96. 107, 118 Biehl. Kevin 5. 8. 46. 48. 49. 88. 89. 104. 113. 125 Biehl, Michael 18. 26. 29. 30. 33. 104 Bixby. Becky 8. 46. 49. 50. 101. 112, 113, 120. 124 Blackford. Jeff 2. 8. 12. 18. 39. 43. 66. 76. 81.82. 89. 100. 104. 107. 114 Blackford. John 39. 41.45. 80. 100, 120. 121 Bleich. Kyle 47. 49 Bluhm. Sheryl 8. 10. 38. 45. 46. 49. 55. 105. 118. 120 Blumer, Wendy 39. 43. 45. 101, 107, 112. 120. 124 Bozman. Chadl. 2. 12. 59. 61.63. 66. 86. 87. 102, 107 Bozman. Chanda 15. 29. 31.86. 102, 107 Brown. Toby6. 33. 38. 44. 86. 87. 97. 102. 104, 107 Bruce. Jennifer 26. 29. 32. 34 Burdette. Kyle 47. 48. 49. 52. 100 Burton. Becky 46. 49 Busey, Chris 39. 105. 113, 124. 129 Bush. Stephanie 27. 29. 34. 49. 125 Carleton. Valerie 38. 39. 42. 93. 94. 103. 105. 120. 124 Carlson. Jessica 36.39.40.41,42.55. 105, 110. 118. 120. 124 Chenoweth. Michael 10. 11. 18. 47. 49. 102. 107, 112 Clarke, Terri 38 Coates. Mike 62. 66. 76 Collins. Ryan 26. 28. 118 Colwell. Lisa 48 Coplea. Mark 1. 8. 9. 46. 47. 49. 88. 89. 100. 104. 110. 113. 125 Cox. Sean 104, 107, 110. 118 Curtis. Denise 4. 57. 66. 76. 117 Curtis. Lynette 39. 41.43. 63. 118. 125 Curtis. Marci 38. 72 Daily, Patricia 39. 43 Dale. May Dale. Myra Dale. Ruth Daniels. Dawn Daniels. Lane 15. 18. 46. 48. 49 46. 49 46. 48. 95. 117 26. 65. 76. 113. 117 29. 30. 32. 33. 104 Deason. Mitch 4. 5. 8. 60. 61.64. 66. 82. 100, 130 Debusky. John 5. 8. 59. 60. 61.62. 66. 109. 117. 128. 129 DeLaCruz. Elva Denniston, Angie 63. 66 Devine. Joy Ann 32. 66 Devine. Rose 38 Ditchfield. Tom 34. 38. 100. 104. 118. 125 Doan. Debbie 38. 43. 125 Doty. Tim Douglas. Chris 1.46. 49. 58. 92. 94. 103. 106. 120. 124 Dover. Beverly 46, 48 Duff. Tom 27. 29. 100. 107. 120, 124 Eastman, Tracy 7, 46. 49 Ecker. Brad 38. 39. 43. 64. 65. 100, 104, 125 Ecker. Holly 62.66.76.117 Elam. Nathan 6. 18. 38. 42. 100, 111 Elkins. Travis 28. 35. 100 Ellis, Chris 47. 48. 49. 95. 100. 107. 113 Ellis. Scott 10.11.65 Elson, Brian 16. 39. 100 Emberson, Corky 38. 39. 81.89. 100, 104 Eppelheimer, Michelle 46. 48. 49. 95, 125 Epps. David 47. 48. 49. 110. 113. 117. 118. 120, 124. 125 Everett, Jamie 4, 46, 48. 113, 125, 128 Everett. Sean 27. 29. 34. 100 Evitt. Kelly 27. 28. 125 Evitt. Theresa 1.56. 61.62. 66. 95 Eyre. Keith Farrington. Chris 39 Ferrell. Jim 6. 18. 39. 40. 43. 44. 80. 100 Fickbohm. Shelly 12. 57. 63. 66. 130 Fillinger. Paula 40, 118. 125 Flahaut. Robby 39. 40. 125 Flaherty. Brodie 26. 29. 32. 96. 100. 104. 107. 110. 121. 124 Foellner. Richard 30.36,39,40,41.44. 100. 104. 110, 125 Forbes. Marvin 46. 48 Forsyth. Jodi 18. 46. 48, 49. 80. 85. 90. 101. 105. 110 Foster. Bonnie 46. 49. 51. 52. 101, 105. 113, 120. 123 Foster. David 1.41.44. 83. 100, 107 Foster. Sean 39. 41.95. 125 Foster. Tony 47. 49. 54. 114. 115. 120. 124 Foster. Tracie 27, 28 Fox. Ruth 18. 29. 46. 49. 54. 55. 85. 101. 105. 107. 120. 124. 125 French. Connie Fnchtl. Connie 57, 58, 63. 66. 130 Gibbs. Tom 46. 49, 125 Gilonske. Janeene 10. 46, 49. 107. 109. 125 Glad, David Graham. Jeff 1. 8. 46. 49. 82. 100. 104. 110. 112, 125 Granger. Mel 41.43 Griffin. Joe 47. 50, 100. 113. 120, 123 Griffin. Kathy 12. 56. 59. 62. 64. 65. 66. 69. 95. 110, 130 Griffin. Tracey 7. 109. 46. 50. 72. 117, 125 Gngalunas. Dana 46. 50. 51.85. 90. 101. 105. 110. 119 Gngat. Michael 4. 27, 28 Guyot. Julie 10. 11. 46. 50. 51.72. 102, 112. 113. 119. 120 Hadden. Brent 2. 40. 43. 86. 87. 102, 107 Hadler. Shawn 41.44. 100 Hari. Jason 26. 28 Harmon. Tammy 40. 125 Harms. Brenda 46. 48, 50 Harms. Matt Harper. Joe Harper. Ruth Harris. Cristal Harris. Scott 26. 28. 100 28. 100 46. 50. 51. 117 46. 51. 101. 105. 113. 120 27. 100 Harrison. Matt 6. 46. 47. 50. 51. 100. 110. 114 Hartz. Karla 1.5. 8. 13. 38 58. 60. 62. 66. 69. 76. 90. 105. 107. 110. 130 Hauersperger. Jeff 27. 29 Hauersperger, Vickie 52. 77 Hazlet. Tiffanie 26. 29. 84. 101. 114. 115 Herbert. Andy 16.41.44,95.100 Heintzelman, Brenda 46. 51 Hemtzelman, Karen 7, 14. 18. 38. 40. 43. 45. 72.93.94. 101. 106 47.51. 113 Heinzmann. Carl Heitka. Roger Henson. Angela Henson. Brian Hewerdine, Craig 29. 30. 32. 44. 100 51 6.41 9. 46. 50. 51.53. 89, 100, 104. 108; 110, 111. 113. 118. 119, 120 Hewerdine, Ron 26. 30. 100, 110. 118 Hickle. Lisa 46. 50. 51.54. 92. 94. 106 Hill, Stacy 30. 31.33. 35. 46. 51. 54. 101 Hill. Tyler 46. 51. 54. 100 Hofer. Candi 9. 46. 50. 51.84. 85. 101. 113 Hudson. Andy 27. 30. 100. 118. 120. 124 Hull. Amy 26. 30. 33. 59. 81.94. 101. 105. 120. 124 Hull. Audra 1.4. 5. 8. 12. 52. 56. 64. 65. 66. 68. 69. 76. 84. 85. 90. 101. 105. 107, 110 Humphrey. Christie 5. 7. 31.39. 41, 42. 43. 48. 72. 110. 125 Huntington. Darrick 40 Huron. Kelly 35.118 Hylbert, Danny 16. 55. 60. 65. 66. 76. 82. 100 Hylbert. Lori 10. 18. 46. 51, 55. 107, 113. 125 Isom. Scott 41 Jamison. Robby 36.40.41.54.86.87, 102, 107. 110. 118 Jarboe, Allen 13. 63. 66. 82. 97. 100. 107, 113. 118 Jarboe, Becky 1,5. 7. 8. 10, 11, 46. 50, 51.92.94. 103. 106. 108. 110. 112. 113. 120. 121 Jarboe. Richard 26. 31, 100. 118 Jennings. Travis 5, 18. 40. 100 Jerchow. Boris 4. 13. 16. 66. 110, 113. 118. 126 Johnson. John 18.47.51.54.96.100. 104. 107. 111. 125 Johnson. Michael 16.47.50,51.54.82. 100. 112. 113. 118, 119. 120 Jones. Brian 8. 31. 34. 95. 100. 104 Kaeb, Greg 27,30,31, 114, 115, 116 Kaeb. Sheila 12. 62. 67. 76. 84. 85. 101. 108. 113. 130 Kavajecz, Craig 47, 51, 100 Kellerhals, Mike 8. 47. 50, 51. 102. 120 131 Kemnetz, Gerri 46, 48. 50. 51,55. 95 Ketchem, Michael 46. 50, 51. 119 Kidd. Stephanie 2. 58. 61.62. 67, 76. 92. 93. 94. 103. 106. 107. 117 Kief, Mitch 2, 16. 67. 76. 81,82. 100. 130 Klann, Mitch 47. 50, 51. 108. 114. 115 Knell. J. L. 47. 50. 51.54. 113, 120. 124 Kofoot, Kim 63. 67. 76. 92. 93. 94. 103, 106. 130 Komnick. Tina 26.31,32. 117 Kupferschmid, Chalaine 15. 46. 50. 51 Langley. Jodi 1.8. 10. 11. 46. 51. 72, 112. 113. 120 Lantz, Tim Larimer. Elsie Larimer. Lori Layton. Cindy Lee. Joe Lemley, Diana Lescalleet. David Lescalleet, Kim 61. 76. 114 46. 51 26, 31 26. 31 26. 30. 44. 100. 107 40,107. 118 26. 31.35. 100. 107 7. 8. 10. 11.46.51.92. 94. 103, 110, 112, 113, 120 Liggett. Chad 30 Liggett. Sheila 46. 51 Litwiller, Shelly 62. 64, 67. 68, 69. 95, 109, 110. 118, 119, 120, 125 Loudermilk, James 46, 512, 86. 107. 113, 118 Loudermilk. Maureen 13, 63, 67. 69, 76. 125 Luecke, Paul 67 Luttrell. Lisa 9. 26, 31. 34. 101, 105, 107. 120 26, 30, 100. 107, 118, 120. 124 35.39. 40.41. 112 116 46, 49. 51, 117 31 41,43, 83, 100 Luttrell. Mike Lytle, Nicky Lytle, Jim Mabis, Mindy Mabis, Shannon Manship. Kevin Marlar. Shannon 1,2. 6. 9. 12, 18, 34, 64, 67.68. 82. 100. 107. 112, 114. 116 Marshall. Michelle 59, 62, 67. 85. 101. 130 Marshall. Scott 18. 47, 52, 53, 117, 125 Marti. Isaac 41 Marti. Israel 26. 30 Martin, JoAnn 46, 50. 52, 53. 120 Martin. Mark 39.41. 102, 104. 107. 114 Masterson. Rick 26. 31.34. 100. 110 Maul. Andrea 30. 34. 118, 120, 121, 124 Maul. David 47. 52. 108. 114, 115, 116 McWethy, Travis 100, 104. 116 McFarland, Michail 30, 97, 112 Mercer. Shawn 14. 36. 39, 42 44 54, 101, 105,β107, 110 Merrick, Julie 67, 107, 117 Meyer, Phil 1,2, 13, 58. 61, 62 64, 65, 67, 68. 108, 113,118, 119, 120. 124 Meyer, Steve 26, 30, 100. 110. 118 Meyer. Susan 1,5, 8, 9, 13 62 64 65. 67. 68. 69. 86. 87. 90. 102 105, 108. 110, 118, 120, 121 Milchuck. Sheryl 7. 13. 60, 63. 67. 109, 117 Milchuck. Steve 26, 30, 100 Miller, Carla 10, 11. 18, 46. 52, 53. 120, 124 Miller, Heidi 46. 52, 53, 117 Miller, Kimberly 26. 30 Miller, Marina 6. 43. 86. 105 107. 113, 120, 124 Mohamad. Naser 27. 30 Mormile. Nance 46. 53. 55 Morris. Gary Morse. Terry 7, 72 Muller, Michael 47, 52, 53, 100, 107 Mutchmore, Ken 38, 42, 44. 83, 100, 104, 125 Niccum, Stacey 26. 31, 117 Olaf, Charles 46, 47. 53, 100 Orrison, Michael 18, 19. 27, 31, 33, 34. 97, 100. 107, 118, 120. 121. 122 Osborn. Mike 67, 100. 109, 128, 130 Overman, Scott 27, 31 Parcell. Heather 16. 38, 46, 53, 120, 124 Patrick, Kenny 9. 47, 53. 88, 104, 125 Phelan. Dean 46, 53 Piatt, Dolly 6, 27. 32, 112. 120, 125 Piatt, Shannon 18, 40. 42, 43, 118. 125 Poison, Jennifer 15, 32, 101. 120, 124 Potter. Chad 26 28, 32, 33, 34. 107. 125 Purtell. Angela 32 Purtell, Regina 26, 32 Purtill. Kaye 46. 53, 117 Rackley. Dan 32 Rapp. Mike 67, 128, 130 Rasmus, Brian 8. 9, 47. 50, 52, 53, 86. 87, 88. 102. 103. 113 Rawls. Marcus 47, 53, 120, 124 Reckowsky, Mike 6, 13, 43, 61, 66, 67, 120, 121, 122. 124, 130 Rhodes. Vickie 62. 67. 130 Richmond, Jodie 46. 52. 53. 120 Riggleman, Nikki 4. 35. 46, 53. 54, 55. 86. 102. 112. 118, 119. 120 Rinkenberger, Anne 1.32. 63, 67, 84. 85. 90. 101, 105. 110, 111, 118. 119, 120 Rinkenberger, Karen 8, 9, 18, 47, 49. 52, 53. 55, 101, 107, 110, 113, 118, 119, 120 Ripberger, Karen 7. 15. 38, 39. 42, 43. 72. 93. 94. 106. 125 Roberts, Stephanie 27. 33, 34, 77, 84. 101, 105, 107, 120, 124 Ronna, Jason 47. 52. 53. 100. 110, 113, 120, 125 Rubarts. Monty 6, 39. 42, 45. 83. 100 Rydell, Darren 26, 33. 100, 110, 118 Sanderson. Lonnie5. 9. 10, 11. 46, 52. 53, 55. 96. 100. 112. 117. 125 Sandstedt, Jason 27, 33, 100 Sarazm. Elizabeth 43 Scales. Terri 41. 43, 125 Schofield. Shelly 26, 33, 101, 121, 124 Schwartz, Amy 15, 26. 27, 33. 35, 43. 93, 94. 95. 101. 103, 106. 107. 110. 120. 121. 124 Schwing. Eric 26, 33. 44. 100, 107, 114, 115 Schwing, Larry 47, 50, 53. 114. 115 Sennert. Mike 62, 67, 113 Shaffer. Chad5. 18, 26. 27, 30. 32, 34, 51. 110, 120, 121 Shaffer. Larry 33 Shonkwiler. Tom 33 Shook. Randy 32 Silence. Jay T 58, 62. 67. 69, 86, 87. 89, 96. 97. 102. 104, 107. 110, 113, 118. 120. 121 Simmons. Brian 7. 27, 32, 33, 86. 87, 102, 114.115. 125 Smith. Eric 26. 31, 33. 89. 96, 104, 107 Smith, Ken 67. 100 Smith. Kurtis 7. 10. 11, 18, 46. 52, 53, 55, 97. 107. 109, 110, 112. 119 Snellmg, Avery 26, 30. 32, 100. 104 Spanhook, Michael 27, 33 Stalter, Denise 9, 46, 53. 85. 101. 120 Stalter. Jason 19. 26. 33. 100. 118. 125 Starkey. Danny 47. 52. 53. 108. 114. 115, 116 Stevenson, Kent 45. 47, 52, 53. 82, 100, 108, 114. 115 Stombaugh. Branden 38, 43, 100, 125 Sullivan, Kerry 6, 19, 46. 53. 55, 120. 124, 125, 128. 129 Swain. Laura 32. 40. 43. 86. 105. 107 Swanson. Brian 20. 61. 130 Swanson, Charlotte 42, 105. 113, 124 Swanson, Scott 114, 130 Thomas, Missy5, 63, 67, 69, 72, 110. 113, 130 Towery, Rusty 118 Uden, Travis 18, 36. 42, 43, 83. 100 VanLaningham, Mike 40, 43, 44, 100 Vaughn, Carrie 14. 42. 85. 101. 105. 107, 113, 120. 124. 128 Vaughn. Chad 26. 32, 34, 100 Vaughn, Rick 13, 82, 89, 100 Vest. Tina 13, 59, 63. 65. 67, 84. 85. 101. 130 Voorhees, Laurel 46. 53 Wada. Daisuke 59. 82. 89. 100, 104. 116. 127 Walker. Cris 5. 26, 28. 30. 32. 93. 94. 103. 106, 107, 125 Warner. Kathy 46, 53. 113, 120 Weaver. Chad38. 41.42. 43. 97. 100, 107 Welch. Sean 39, 42. 43 Wells, Shawn 18. 39, 41,42. 45. 55. 105, 107. 120. 124, 125 Werner. Chuck 27. 30. 32. 35 Werner. Heather 53. 54, 105, 113, 118, 119, 120. 124, 125 White, Allen 82, 100, 124 White, Kenny 2. 5, 6. 8. 13, 18. 19. 53, 60, 64. 65. 67. 76. 77. 82. 89. 100. 104, 117 White. Tim 26, 33, 100, 107, 118. 120. 121. 124 Wmkelman. Michael 14, 26. 28. 33 Withers, Jason 18, 47. 53. 54, 100, 107, 125 Wolf. Kevin 5. 8, 58, 60, 62, 67, 82, 97, 107. 130 Wright. Barry 46. 53, 100, 113 Wright. Jim 39. 41.43. 45. 96. 100, 107 Wright. Marsha 4, 8. 62, 67, 76, 117 Yanders. Kevin 43. 45. 120. 122 Yates, Ron 26. 32, 33. 96. 97, 107. 120, 121, 122 T y llilii 11 β GO GOL GOLD GOLD GOLD t GOLD th GOLD thr GOLD thr o GOLD thro u GOLD throug GOLD through G OLD through G OLD thr- o ugh 3. G GO GOL OLD LD D t t h thr h r- o r o u ou Q u q h gh h a. 3 n 3 n d n d G GO GOL OLD LD D t t h thr h r- o r ou o u Q u gh gh h 3 3 n 3 n d n d d t t h t h n GG GOL GOLD GOLD OLD t LD t h D thr t h r o t h n o u h r oug rough ou gh u g h 3 g h 3 n h 3 n d 3 n d 3 ri d t n d th d thr thro t h r o u h r o u g rough ouqh !
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