Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

photo by: Lea Ann Boggis Editor in Chief: Brian Voorhees Senior Editors: Shannon Clark Cheri Thomas inckneyville, IL olume 51 Donna Urbanek Cassie Weatherford Co-Advisors: Daniel Herbst Glen Hamilton Opening .... Classes... .. Faculty ..... Sports... . . Organizations . Activities Closing... .. 4 OPENING zy ’ aa el er ih Ye a a = As the new school year began, the scorching one-hundred degree temperatures continued; making concen- tration on studies difficult. School was dismissed early for the first few weeks as a result of the extreme heat. On August 29th the thoughts of many were turned toward Lebanon as reports of the first U.S. Marines killed in Beirut were confirmed Panther spirits were raised high in September as the varsity football team defeated Murphysboro for only the third time ever in P.C.H.S. history. Also in September, another historical event took place as Vanessa Williams became the first black Miss America During the month of October our city’s name made the headlines many times Starting on October 11th when Air Illinois Flight 710 plane crashed northeast of Pin ckneyville killing ten persons. The 1983 Homecoming game was a rematch of two years ago as we played DuQuoin in the pouring rain and defeated them 3 to 2 Senior Gayla Miller reigned as Homecom- ing Queen. The Panther golf team cap- tured 6th place at the state golf tourna- ment which was also played in the rain Bob Diffenauer, a 1981 graduate of P.C.H.S., who was stationed in Beirut dur- ing a bombing, relieved many when his family finally got a phone call from him The World Series marked the end of another season of baseball as the Baltimore Orioles met the Philadelphia Phillies; the Orioles won 5 to 0 in the fifth game. On October 29th friends and fami ly mourned the death of Ronald Parsell who was killed in an automobile accident on U.S. highway 51. Ronald was a 1982 graduate of P.C.HS. and was a sophomore at S.|.U. Carbondale. The 29th was also the day of Pinckneyville’s Mardi Gras celebration with retiring queen senior Theresa Kujawa giving up her crown to junior Cindy Bruns. And although October came in with lots of rain, there wasn’t a drop to be found when the local business of Contempri Homes burned to the ground On November 2nd the birthday of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was made the tenth federal holiday (effective as of the third Monday in January 1986). To close out the fall sports season fellow SWEC team, Anna-jonesboro traveled to Normal, IL where they played Monmouth for the class 3A championship; Mon- mouth won by the score of 26 to 7. opposite page 1. Laura Morganthaler receives a friendly hug from Fred Holland. 2. A perplexed Mary Luke searches for the answers to her homework, 3. As the 1983 Homecoming Queen Gayla Miller reigned in the rain. 4 Coach Minton gives pointers to a player during the game against Sparta this page 1. Varsity volleyball players await the Opposing team’s serve. 2. Eric Thomas searches the remains of a pifata for candy 3. The first pep rally allowed students to escape the heat of classrooms. OPENING Fall and Winter Honors and Awards Illinois State Scholars Left to Right: Mike Huff, Angie Lambert, Donna Urbanek, Shannon Clark, Mitch Harsy, Denise Reeder. Marching Band Awards Outstanding Marching Bandswoman: Shannon Clark Outstanding Marching Bandsman: David Crumbacher Outstanding Flag Corps Member: Debbie Hopp Outstanding Rifle Corps Member: Nancy Epplin Outstanding Pom Pon Member: Staci Cuccatti Left to Right: Shannon Clark, Debbie Hopp, Nancy Epplin, Staci Cuccatti, David Crumbacher 6 HONORS FFA Awards Section 24 Land Use Selection Ist Place Team Mike Pyatt — 2nd Place Individual Everette Kocian — 4th Place Individual John Caupert — 6th Place Individual Rick Heisner — 9th Place Individual Phillip Kellerman — 10th Place Individual Section 24 Crops Judging 3rd Place Team Ed Kocian — 2nd Place Individual Dan Bruns — 7th Place Individual Don Davis — 9th Place Individual Lisa Lambert — Team Member David Mohr — Team Member Section 24 Parliamentary Procedure 5th Place Team Jeff Rains — Chairman Diane Bauersachs — Secretary Michelle Jenkel — Floor Member Brian Bender — Floor Member Jason Jenkel — Floor Member Dale Pyatt, a former P.C.H.S. graduate, received See : the American Farmer Degree in Kansas City, MO Pte : at the National FFA Convention Land Use Selection Team — Kneeling, Left to Right: Phillip Kellerman, Rick Heisner. Standing John Caupert, Mike Pyatt, Everette Kocian, Curt Bostick 1983-84 Calendar Girls ee : + : 2 Aaa. So oe frees Se Sitting, Left to Right: Pam Rushing, Donna Wild, Lisa Wilson. Standing: Darcy Andrews, Traci Chapman, Dana Morgenthaler, Cheri Thomas, Theresa Kujawa, Mary Beth Hagene, Staci Cuccatti, Gayla Miller, Jamie Wright. Winter 8 OPENING December was marked by icy roads snow, and record cold temperatures 3ut the bad weather wasn’t enough to stop fans from traveling to the Carbon- dale Holiday Tournament. It was the Panthers’ first time at the tourney which was held during Christmas break; Pinckney finished with a record of 1 and 2 Upon returning from break on January 3rd, students began studying for semester exams. There were fifteen seniors who graduated early at the end of the semester. The Pizza Pit, a local gathering place for many students, was closed for several weeks after it was damaged by fire. The big sports event of January was the Super Bowl, which placed the Washington Redskins against the Los Angeles Raiders; The Raiders won 38 to 9. January was a record breaking month for singer Michael Jackson; his Thriller album which started and ended the 1983 year at number one on the album chart, sold over twenty-five million copies worldwide and produced six hit singles Jackson was also nominated for eight American Music Awards and won seven of them. The University of Illinois Fighting Illini’ played UCLA in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA; the Bruins won by a score of 45 to 9. January 23rd was the first night of play at the Benton Invitational Tournament where Pinckneyville lost to Benton and McLeansboro, and then won games against Cairo, Okawville, and Olney President Reagan announced that he was running for re-election. This brought the total number of presiden- tial candidates to nine, including Reubin Askew, Alan Cranston, John Glenn, Gary Hart, Ernest Hollings, Jesse Jackson, George McGovern, and Walter Mondale (all Democrats), and incumbant Ronald Reagan, the only Republican On February 3rd the space shuttle Challenger was launched for the fourth time; members of the shuttle, using jet-powered back packs, became the first humans to walk in space without a safety tether cord. The first events of the Winter Olympics were held on February 7th, in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia and the official opening ceremonies were held on February 8th opposite page 1. Kristi Bruns tells some “g jokes tor Amy Speegle to “chew one” 2. Rhona Donna Urbanek sell tickets for a Senior class raffle. 3. “I don't beheve it says Terr Kuhnert, “You must be kidding' 4. “All right! Who wrote my test oul in French asks Kevin Grantham in Spanish class this page iT Panther Pep Band provides enter tainment at a basketball game. 2. The fine art of “rolling the mat” ts demonstrated after a wrestling meet. 3. The varsity basketball team, ready to “take on’ the Murphysboro Red Devils. 4. Members of Mr. Herbst's class gave a party for seniors who were graduating early OPENING = ” Classes 140 Freshmen Begin High School Years The Freshmen class began their high school years by meeting new people and making new friends. Mike Strickland, Genea Glenzy, and Tracy Keene were elected as Class officers, and the class also elected Carmen Jausel and Gaylen Greer to represent them on the student council. Julie Dudek and Mike Strickland represented them at the Christmas Dance The Freshmen class was very busy participating in many activities, and selling calendars and candy to raise money for their class. With great anticipation they anx- iously await their future years at PCHS. Students not pic- tured are Thomas Barker and Raymond Ralston. ane . Freshman Class Officers — Left to Right: Mike Strickland, President; Genea Glenzy, Vice-President; and Tracy Keene, Secretary — Treasurer 12 FRESHMEN = Aaron Konkel caught by our candid camera. � Freshmen see, hear, and speak no evil?! FRESHMEN 13 14 FRESHMEN | just can’t seem to hit that ball FRESHMEN 15 Freshmen students watch closely as Mr. Birkner explains the assignment 16 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN 17 Future executive, Clinton Bigham. 18 FRESHMEN Are these typical Freshmen? “My, aren’t we energetic?!” FRESHMEN = 19 Sophomores Continue Journey Through High School Years The Sophomores began their second year at PCHS by electing their student council representatives and class officers. The class officers were: President Lisa Houghland, Vice-President Lisa Fleming and Secretary-Treasurer Bonnie Fulk, Student council representatives were Rosie Brand, Ralph Loos, Eric Thomas, Matt Mason and Jeanne Spurgeon The Sophs participated in all of the Homecoming activities. From their class, Fred Holland led an incredi- ble Michael Jackson performance, and few acts “Beat It” for excitement. Sophs also entered a float in the homecoming parade and were represented on the court by Kelly Hawkins Just before Christmas, the Sophs completed their annual jewelry sale to build their class treasury in an- ticipation of putting on the prom next year. Charla Boling, Troy Pabst and Aaron Robinson were the top three salespeople. Also at this time, many sophomores attended and enjoyed the Christmas Dance where they were represented by Staci Starkweather and Ralph Loos. In February, Debbie Ross was a member of the Sweetheart Dance Court. Springtime meant the annual record and tape sale Sophomore year meant continuing a journey through high school life, moving up to English Il, possibly Geometry or Social Science, fulfilling their Health class requirement and getting their anxiously awaited driver's license Not Pictured: Darlene McCosky Sophomore Class Officers — Left to Right: Vice-President Lisa Fleming, President Lisa Houghland, Secretary Bonnie Fulk 20 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 21 22 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 23 Rich Williams takes a break from his Algebra while Aaron Robinson and Debbie Ross read on Dan Grafton and Fred Holland show their French cooking talents 24 SOPHOMORES P.C.H.S.’ Spanish speaking students! SOPHOMORES 25 Juniors Prepare ‘‘Fairytale Fantasy’’ Prom The Junior class worked hard to raise money from Prom by selling jewelry, gift items, canisters, and other items. They elected Nancy Gerrish as class President, Bill Howell as Vice-President, and Kim Davis as Secretary-Treasurer. The five Student Council members elected were Kim Davis, Amy Place, Brad Shotton, Allison Woodside, and Bob Yates. Lisa Dinkins and Brian Simpson represented the class in the Christmas dance. All of the Juniors worked hard and had fun putting together the Prom Fairytale Fantasy. Junior Class Officers — Left to Right: Kim Davis Secretary-Treasurer; Bill Howell Vice-President; Nancy Gerrish President 26 JUNIORS 27 é JUNIORS @ e fe) E Bi YY e 2 oe 2 E w a4 Bi i= 5 3 ] a A ao] 2 Oo. Y je fe) zZ 2 ro) N a ™ 2) % 0 rf 2 “Hi Guys!” “Just Dreaming! 30. JUNIORS JUNIORS 31 32 JUNIORS ‘a MAKE IT. JO RT = 7 Ne Aeon ing dey | | that life orth living BD igiow .. ords, try (express F 4 food t ing In yo ss Ni 2 { x S ofa Class of 84 Achieves Many Goals Senior Class Officers — L-R: Cheri Thomas, Crumbacher, President Secretary-Treasurer; Brian Voorhees, Vice-President; David began r Jammted riculury organ i ise of pride for their t mt, « c nbia Blue and White, and for a the traditions of Pin ckneyville High School As the freshmen year dre a close, arc gre began to vanish, the class had found place in the school and were eager to face t challenges of the As the sophomo approached, thou) prom had already crossed their raising activities began. The class s spirit as the pam of a great closer to a realit t class became up perclassmen and realized their time at P.C.H.S. was going by. With much hard work, preparation dedication, the class created ‘Magica Moments” for their prom. For that one night, the Girls’ Gym became a magical far-away land filled with castles, unicorns, and other vysticalities With the Class of 1983 pleased, the class began new fund-raising activities for the purpose pf paying for their Senior trip and for the purchasing of color pic- tures in this yearbook. They h av all marathon, washed cars, and had two raffles in order to become the first class at P.C.H.S. to put their class pictures in color in a yearbook As the class realized their time was through al P.C.HS., they would like to thank everyc ing them support throughout the four years. class achieves its goals and hopes it has shown others they can get their goals high also - vo ea o ov a 34 SENIORS 1. Gayla Miller, Pam Rushing and Cheri Thomas are all smiles after the variety show.: 2. A_ hard-working Greg Thompson adds _ his special touch to the Senior float. 3. Spanish club seniors participate at Mardi Gras taco stand for their last time. 4. Dana Morgenthaler and Karl Kellerman reigned as 1983 Christmas royalty. 5 Panther mascot (Mary Beth Hagene) contributes much spirit at the Panther g ames 36 =SENIORS Geniors Build First Place Float Amy B. Eubanks Duane E. Feltmeyer Mitchell L. Feltmeyer Carl E. Ferguson David T. Forys William D. Gill Dennis R. Ginn Kurt P. Grady Jaci L. Greer Steven B. Greer Mary Beth Hagene Daniel W. Haggard SENIORS 3 Michael E. Keene Nancy M. Keene Beth L. Kellerman Joan M. Kellerman Karl E. Kellerman Molly A. Kellerman Rita J. Kellerman Curtis J. Kish Edward J. Kocian Jon H. Kringer Theresa R. Kujawa Colleen P. Lacy Senior Favorites 1983-84 U0 auui”” ro Judy'E. Lacy Angela D: Lambert bisa L. Lambert Sherry Ki Lee Lisa K. Lively Samuél Evkoyd David W. Lueker Roxane Lunnemanna Rhonda L. Mann Cristina L. Martin Danny L. Martin Barbara J. Mathis 42 SENIORS SENIORS 43 Angie Lambert Receives DAR Award 44 SENIORS 1. Tough, yet tired, Dan Haggard gets a short break in the A-] game. 2. While working concessions, Cathy Smith, Barbie Rednour, and Jeff Starkweather enjoy ! helping a small customer. 3. Trying to Pigskin the Indians’’ seemed to be on the minds of the football team during Homecoming Week. 4. A happy Julie Nehrkorn is ready to face the world after psychology class. 5. Seniors breathe a sigh of relief after turning in their term papers SENIORS 45 Y a a 4 ne ae y Ne] = Kimberly A. Taylor Rhonda F. Tedder Cheryl.L. Thomas Michael E. Thomas Gregory D. Thompson Debbie L. Treat Donna M. Urbanek Brian S. Voorhees Cassandra B. Weatherford Donna D. Wild James P. Williams Robert E. Williams SENIORS 47 Lisa K. Wilson Janet D. Winter Rodney D. Wolfe Jamie J. Wright Paula J. Yeager Tim R. Zeidler Ann M. Zimmerman 48 SENIORS WHERE TIME GOES What happens to the days that fade ...$0 quickly from our view . . . where do the weeks and months hide out . . . after they say adieu. . . what happens to the years that pass . . . into eternity ... are they forever dead and gone. . . like mist upon the sea .. . I've wondered, oh so many times .. . where the moments go . . . after they linger for a breath . . . then disappear like snow ...1 do believe there is a place . .. where time will never spend . . . a spot where things always begin ... . and therefore never end . . . a haven for the bygone days. . . the hours that have been... where love and golden purity ... dwell next to hate and sin... the place | mean is memory . .. wherein we always find . . . the days, the weeks, the months and years. . . and things we left behind. — Ben Burroughs Administration The 1983-84 school year at Pinckneyville Community High School was one of many changes in staff as well as curriculum Two new school board members were seated at the November board meeting Jim Stern and Mary Roe were newly elected to four-year terms, along with in- cumbent Richard Luke. Alan McClurken who served on the board for a number of years, was not re-elected to two-year terms. Two members, Jim Bauersachs and Charles Thomas remained in the board There were also some new faces in the faculty. Robert Frassato was hired on a part-time basis to teach General Math Classes. His hiring was necessary because Carol Camp took a leave of absence. In the Music Department, Stephen Cannedy was hired to replace the vacancy left by David Vroman Two new classes were introduced into the curriculum at P.C.H.S. Basic English and Myths, Legends, and the Bible were added to the English Department. Introduction to Computer classes were expanded because of greater demand from the students Several coaching re-assignments were made. Linda Rudolph took over the Girls Track Team for Carol Camp. Greg Hale coached Girls’ Softball. Wes Choate became Assistant Baseball Coach. In Fall Sports, Glen Hamilton stepped down from coaching Cross Country. Dick Corn took over that coaching assignment, and Wes Choate became Sophomore Football Coach Seated: Walter P. Grady, Superintendent. Standing: Dean Brewer, Principal. 52 ADMINISTRATION Board of Education Seated, L to R: Jim Stem, Jack Stumpe, Mary Roe. Standing, L to R: Richard Luke, Dean Crumbacher. Not Pictured: Jim Bauersachs, Charles Thomas BOARD OF EDUCATION = 53 Faculty Has Several Teaching | 7 A av h Shirley Bigham — Special Edward Birkner — Science, JETS Carole Black — Junior and Senior Education, Art Team, Science Club Sponsor English, French, French Club Sponsor aa David Brunty — History, Speech, Stephen Cannedy — Band and Wes Choate — Math, Boys’ Black Masque Sponsor, Junior Chorus Director Assistant Basketball Coach, Class Sponsor Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach David Columbo — Librarian 54 FACULTY And Coaching Reassignments Ws Dick Corn — Drivers Education, Boys’ Physical Education, Boys’ Head Basketball Coach, Boys’ Head Track Coach, Cross Country Coach Gary Glenzy — Boys’ Physical Education, History, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, Boys’ Assistant Basketball Coach, Boys’ Head Baseball Coach Glen Hamilton — Drawing, Electricity, Photography, Yearbook Neva Corn — Girls’ Physical Education, Girls’ Head Basketball Coach, Cheerleading Sponsor Greg Hale — Health, Boys’ Physical Education, Boys’ Assistant Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, Girls’ Softball Coach_ Ramona Hatch — Home Economics, Consumer Education, FHA Sponsor Elaine Dailey — Junior and Senior English, Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor Harral Hall — Sophomore English, Senior Class Sponsor Daniel Herbst — Junior and Senior English, Yearbook, Girls’ Assistant Basketball Coach, Sophomore Class Sponsor FACULTY 55 iY be Gana a AS Jeannette Hoeinghaus — Home Jean Horn — Business Education Linda Johnson — Business Economics, Consumer Education, Education FHA Sponsor Ray Lambert — Mining and Sam Loiacono — Mining and George McPheeters — Science Reclamation, Mechanics, VICA Reclamation, Welding, VICA Sponsor Sponsor dj oe, ae Se Roger Minton — Boys’ Physical Education Cathy Ortolan — Mathematics, Drivers Education, Social Science, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Boys’ Track Coach Head Wrestling Coach Title |, Freshman Class Sponsor “This has been an ‘un-Bear-able’ game Roger’, over and out 56 FACULTY . � Mary Lou Ozburn — Mathematics Ernest Queen — Freshman English Sam Robb — Agriculture, FFA Advisor Linda Rudolph — Girls’ Physical Pat Sheley — Individual Alex Singer — Woods, Metals, Education, Head Volleyball Coach, Instruction Welding and Machine Shop Health, Girls’ Head Track Coach Mr. Lambert discusses plans for his next class with Mr. Loiacono FACULTY 57 am Lularose Wilson — Guidance Joe James — Guidance Carolyn Longshore — School Counselor, National Honor Counselor, Cooperative Nurse, Health Occupations Society Sponsor Education Betty Stumpe — Health Service Technician _— = Joan Miller — Bookkeeper and Nadine Craig — Bookkeeper and Secretary Secretary 58 FACULTY Staff Helps Keep PCHS Running Smoothly ——— ee a5 Cafeteria Staff — Seated: Clara Eisenhauer, Cook. Custodians — | to R: Bob Nehrkorn, George Butcher, Standing, L-R: Mabel Woodside, Cook and Laverne John Poninski, Dean Carson. Schwarz, Cafeteria Manager. STAFF 59 i te ‘. 4 ¥ t Rien ee RY eee Me w 2 + tape cuesytie - . 1983-84 Varsity Football Team we 1983-84 Varsity Football Team — L to R, Front Row: Heath Chapman, Kevin Grantham, Bill Howell, Darrell Burnett, Dean Blades, Mike Pyatt, John Lukes, Scott Hill, Greg Thompson, and Klint Hawkins. Second Row: Kevin Bumann, Coach Wes Choate, Bob Yates, Danny Cheek, Sam Carney, Coach Gary Glenzy, Brad Shotten, Gary Schwebel, Lyman Parsell, Coach Roger Minton, Mark Sronce. Third Row: Doug Hardin, Pat Stewart, Daron Chandler, Duane Feltmeyer, Don Eisenhauer, Mike Hubler, Doug Mohr, Chris Rennison. Fourth Row: Carl Ferguson, Darren Hopp, Dan Haggard, Ron McGee, Danny Martin, Rod Rushing, Jeff Sronce, Curtis Kish, and John Carter 1. 1983-84 Football Coaches — | to R: Dean Brewer, Roger Min- ton, Gary Glenzy, and Wes Choate 2. 1983-84 Football Managers — L to R: Bart Ferrero, Heath Chapman, Greg Thompson, Klint Hawkins, and Kevin Grantham, Siva en. i 62 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1. The Panthers set up for goal line defense 2. 1983-84 Varsity Quad-Captains L to R, Front: Darren Hopp and Duane Feltmeyer. Back: Don Eisenhauer and Rod Rushing 3. Doug Mohr kicks-off the start of the game 4. The Varsity team warms-up in the gym before the homecom- ing game 5. Panthers host DuQuoin Indians in the homecoming “Mud Bowl 6. Coach Glenzy gives the team more Panther strategy FOOTBALL 63 1983-84 Sophomore Team uN YOSTOGO STF BY, R'0F 4ACOE.75¢ 81 vo GND Arar $n ar =| a “ 3 1983-84 Sophomore Football Team — L to R, Front Row: Heath Chapman — manager, Chad Brand, Bobby Ferguson, Terry Nelson, Sean Lukes, Steve Thomas, Ross Guthrie, Matt Mason Charles Emling, Klint Hawkins — manager. Second Row: Coach Wes Choate, Gene Opp, Eric Thomas, Phillip Baker, Eric Knapp, Scott Martin, Mike Isaacs, Eric Dunn, Chad Rushing. Third Row Ralph Loos, Steve Napier, Mike Lee, Curt Morrow, John Batson, Mike Chapman, Paul Hill, Ric k Wright, Rich Williams 1983-84 Freshmen Team 1983-84 Freshmen Football Team — L to R, Front Row: Richie Emling, Greg Morgenthaler, Scott Jenkel, Mike Walker, Aaron Konkel, Jeff Keller, Jeff Keller, Phillip Kellerman, Shon Mcintyre. Se- cond Row: Lance Jones, Eric Campbell, Mike Heiman, Brian Bender, Dale Thompson, Jamie Mc- Crary, Keith Oyler, Jeff Ogilvie, Jimmy Joslin. Third Row: Coach Dean Brewer, Doug Finney, John Hartman, Travis Hicks, Nathan Homan, Tris Greenwood, Mike Jones, Chuck Tripp, Brett Silbe, Jeff Rains, Chris Kellerman 64 FOOTBALL Cross Country Fares Well Under New Coach — 5 if Lia] p « ae . r “4 - . woo Ais i . i | _ ; Pe 7 P= + d 1983-84 Cross Country Team — Front Row, Left to Right: Scott Opp, Glenn Nerhkorn, Matt Mathis, Aaron Robinson, Renee Shirk, Maureen Hiller, Colleen Hiller. Back Row, Left to Right: Toby Queen, Mike Huff, Jeff Starkweather, Dwayne Epplin, Jason Carson, Karl Kellerman, Dennis Ginn, Sam Loyd, Alex Eddy, Jimmy Carlson je £22 a see = The cross country team, under — MR) SF RS Coach Dick Corn, had a rather 2 . . , ; NR ae; good season, winning three meets and losing three. The team also had high placements. at invita- tionals; 6th — Benton Class Meet; 11th — Benton Invitational; 5th — Red Bud Invitational; 8th — Herrin Invitational. The Panther runners placed 3rd at conference, 4th at regionals, and 10th at sectionals. Dennis Ginn was named as the boys’ MVP and Colleen Hiller as the girls’ MVP. Ginn along with Sam Loyd placed individually at conference and at regionals. Ginn also went on to sectionals. Col- teen Hiller went all the way to the girls’ sectional in Springfield where she placed in the top thirty. Yo 1. Colleen Hiller (middle with long sleeves) moves up at the start of the girls’ sectional meet in Springfield. 2. Members of the boys’ cross country team take the lead. CROSS COUNTRY 65 - Panther Golf Team 1983-84 Golf Team — Front Row, Left to Right: Cory McClurken, Cory Hepp, Barry Craig, Dan Grafton. Back Row, Left to Right: Aaron Carter, James Surgeon, Tim Zeidler, Kyle Heisner, David Crumbacher, Coach Hale, Kevin Dunn, Marc Johnson, Gary Duvardo 1983-84 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Marc Johnson 39.6 David Crumbacher 39.7 Kevin Dunn 43.1 Barry Craig 43.8 James Spurgeon 45.0 Cory Hepp 47.0 Gary Duvardo 47.6 Aaron Carter 47.6 Kyle Heisner 47.9 Tim Zeidler 50.0 Panther golfers prepare to leave for the State Finals 66 GOLF Takes 6th at State Meet A The Panther golfers finished their regular season play with a record of 17 and 1, losing only to Benton. In tour- nament play Pinckneyville placed first at the Nashville In- vitational with a score of 167, sixth at their own Panther Invitational with a score of 351, and finished third at the SWEC Tournament with a score of 326. The Panthers then went on to win the regional held at Carterville with a score of 315 and the sectional at West Frankfort with a score of 333. This qualified them for a 'slice’’ at the IHSA State Finals held at Chillicothe and made them the first Pinckneyville golf team to advance to state. Led by third year coach Greg Hale, the 1983-84 golf team finished with a score of 689 giving them a well-deserved sixth place state trophy Two important factors in the success of the Panthers were senior David Crumbacher and junior Marc Johnson Crumbacher, the 1983-84 team captain and MVP, had many high placements including: 4th — Carterville regional, 3rd — West Frankfort sectional, and 27th at the State Finals. Johnson’s placements included: 3rd — Nashville Invitational, 3rd — Panther Invitational, 3rd — SWEC Tournament, 2nd — Carterville regional, 10th — ; : West Frankfort sectional, and 27th — State Finals. Both Team captain and 4-year letterman David Crumbacher was voted MVP Crumbacher and Johnson were named to the 1983 SICA all-star golf team. Sophomore Barry Craig placed 7th at the Carterville regional. The team’s most improved player was sophomore Gary Duvardo GOLF 67 Varsity Volleyball Finishes Season 14-1 = we = : Varsity — Back Row, L to R: Debra Brand, Nancy Keene, Mary Beth Hagene, Mary Luke, Karla Denman, Cindy Bruns, Janet Brand, Michelle Brand, Coach Linda Rudolph. Front Row: Mgr. Heidi Rackley, Melissa Loos, Carolyn Kellerman, Staci Starkweather, Angie Spencer, Mgr. Michelle Jenkel. Not Pictured: Lori Dobrinick Girls’ sports this year began in September, with Coach Linda Rudolph taking over both Varsity and J.V. volleyball coaching. Four seniors, Debra Brand, Michelle Brand, Mary Beth Hagene, and Nancy Keene, helped to provide the squad's leadership. Both Panther teams put in a lot of ex- tra practice this season, working on defensive tactics. This hard work paid off as the Varsity finished 14 and 11 and J.V. 13 and 5 for the year. Chosen for the All-Tournament Team at Sparta were Lori Dobrinick and Mary Luke. Mary Beth Hagene and Mary Luke were chosen this year to the All- Conference Team. At the end of the season Mary Beth Hagene was voted MVP by her teammates. Mary Beth Hagene voted Varsity MVP Mary Beth shows her spiking form 68 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Mary Luke up for her power serve Varsity takes time out for instructions Cindy Bruns clears the ball back over the net for the Lady Panthers Staci Starkweather sets the ball for Karla Denman VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 69 J.V. Ends 13-5 for Season Se J.V. Volleyball — L-R, Back Row: Mgr. Heidi Rackley, Carolyn Kellerman, Mindy Hagene, Tammy Napier, Karla Denman, Julie Dudek, Janet Brand, Coach Linda Rudolph. Front Row: Mgr. Michelle Jenkel, Tami Whitson, Melissa Loos, Tracy Kuhnert, Thuy Bigham, Darla Gill, Angie Spencer, Staci Starkweather Karla Denman goes up for a spike Melissa Loos makes a good set 70 JV VOLLEYBALL Lady Panthers Have Disappointing Season Varsity — Top Row, L to R: Assistant Coach Herbst, Tami Napier, Karla Denman, Nancy Keene, Mary Beth Hagene, Traci Chapman, Colleen Hiller, Coach Neva Corn. 2nd Row: Carolyn Kellerman, Kim Hill, Staci Starkweather, Maureen Hiller. Bottom Row: Managers — Leslie Ogilvie, Sue Harvel, Rose Zimmerman, Kim Shotton, Joni Graham, Michelle Jenkel. P : ‘ie : ‘ m a . p — Junior Varsity — Top Row, L to R: Coach Herbst, Kim Hill, Carolyn Kellerman, Tammy Napier, Karla Denman, Carman Jausel, Renee Shirk. 2nd Row: Thuy Bigham, Traci Kuhnert, Tami Whitson, Amy Cheek, Maureen Hiller, Staci Starkweather. Bottom: Managers — ‘Joni Graham, Kim Shot- ton, Leslie Ogilvie, Rose Zimmerman, Sue Harvel, Michelle Jenkel GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 71 Girls’ Basketball 1. A cheer of “Let’s Go!” is heard after the time out 2... and at the other forward 3. Senior Traci Chapman concentrates on defensive abilities 4. Seniors receive special recognition before the game against Sparta 5. The Panther fans were amazed when the basketball game resembled a rough game of soccer opposite page 1. Karla Denman rebounds and shoots for two as fellow Lady Panthers Traci Chapman, Nancy Keene, and Staci Starkweather look on 2. Mary Beth Hagene, MVP, shoots and scores two of her many seasonal points 3. From one cat to another, the Herrin Tigers congratulate the Lady Panthers on their victory 4. Center Karla Denman, tips the ball to one of her teammates 72 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Girls’ Basketball ‘84 began in late November this year with a young team and a lot of hard practice. Both Varsity and Junior Varsity teams suffered a disappointing season; Varsity with a 1 and 16 record, Junior Varsity 2 and 14. However, all players are very enthused to start again next year. At the close of the season the team voted Mary Beth Hagene — Most Valuable Player; Staci Starkweather — Best Defensive Player; Carman Jausel — Most Improved Player. Mary Beth Hagene and Traci Chapman were picked to play in the WHCO Area All Star game to be held in June. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 73 1983-84 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team 1983-84 Varsity Basketball Team — L-R, Front Row: Klint Hawkins, Greg Thompson, and Kevin Grantham (managers). Second Row: Coaches Wes Choate, Dick Corn, Greg Hale, and Gary Glenzy. Back Row: Dennis Ginn, Daron Chandler, Darren Hopp, Danny Cheek, Rod Rushing, Danny Haggard, Jason Carson, Karl Kellerman, Dwayne Epplin, Brad Shotten, Toby Queen, Steve Thomas, and Jimmy Carlson. The 1983-84 Panther Basketball season was a suc- cess. The team was able to achieve two of its major goals; first, to win twenty games and then to win the conference. Unfortunately, they lost the regional to Coulterville. The conference championship. was achieved in a convincing undefeated season. Twice through the course of the year the Panthers were selected WCIL Team of the Week. They were first selected for their impressive victories over DuQuoin and Carlyle and then after clinching the conference championship with an overtime victory against Mur- physboro. The team was led throughout the season by eight seniors. The team played well as a unit, with players fulfilling their roles to form a cohesive unit. Outstanding performances by Karl Kellerman and Jim- my Carlson enabled them to achieve individual awards. The two players were selected to the Southwestern Egyptian All-Conference Team. Coach Corn discusses strategy with the team. 74 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Seniors Lead Undefeated Conference Champs Karl Kellerman ari Darren Hopp Rod Rushing 1983-84 Conference Game Results Panthers Opponent Chester 67 33 DuQuoin 65 58 Carlyle 52 44 Sparta 60 49 Murphysboro 54 51 Nashville 82 52 Sparta 70 63 Anna-Jonesboro 84 57 Carlyle 49 Chester 74 Anna-Jonesboro 83 7 Murphysboro (OT) 70 . - 7 C no of Nashville 53 2 — a . J DuQuoin 59 tn lim Carlson Toby Queen OLRe AGH af Daron Chandler oi Danny Haggard 4CHe Dennis Ginn BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL 75 Panthers Graduate Eight Seniors 1. Karl goes for the opening tip-off 2. Jimmy sets up offense 3. Jim, Toby, and Karl set up defensive strategy 4. Panther line-up ready for action 5. Darren lays up two points for the Panthers 76 BASKETBALL Karl and Jim Named to All-Conference Team Team Awards Most Valuable Player — Karl Kellerman Most Improved Player — Daron Chandler Best Defensive Player — Rod Rushing Best Free Throw Per. — Jim Carlson Most Assists — Jim Carlson Most Rebounds — Karl Kellerman 1. Daron Chandler reaches for the rebound. 2. Panthers out-rebound their opponents 3. Jason shoots over his opponent for another two points 4. Panthers get psyched-up for the upcoming game BASKETBALL JV Crowned Undefeated Conference Champs 1983-84 Junior Varsity Basketball Team — L-R, Front Row: Alex Eddy, Steve Thomas, Danny Cheek, Mike Isaacs, Ross Guthrie, and Matt Mason. Back Row: Dean Blades, Dwayne Epplin, John Batson, Bob Yates, Brad Shotton Mike Chapman, and Coach Gary Glenzy JV Panthers are “fired up and ready.’ Ross Guthrie checks the results of his fast break lay -up against Carlyle 78 JV BASKETBALL Sophomore Team Finishes 5-12 1983-84 Sophomore Basketball Team — L-R, Front Row Ralph Loos, Matt Mason, Ross Guthrie, Mike Isaacs, Eric Dunn. Back Row Terry Nelson, Kyle Heisner, Mike Chapman, John Batson, Paul Hill, Scott Jpp, Gene Opp, Chad Rushing, and Coach Wes Choate Freshman Team Finishes 10-12 1983-84 Freshman Basketball Team — L-R, Front Row: Clinton Bigham, Mike Walker, Scott Jenkel, Cory Hepp, Greg Morganthaler. Second Row: Eric Campbell, Mike Strickland, Barry Craig, Aaron Konkel, Jeff Keller. Back Row: Coach Greg Hale, Travis Hicks, Tris Greenwood, Lance Jones, Nathan Holman, Matt Mathis, and Rich Emling (manager) BASKETBALL 79 Varsity Wins First at Carbondale Tourney 4) paar: 1 4 � 7 ; c - Sy LJ . cd ; A ‘ , y 4 £ P F FF ; � : = ‘ , ’ a 4 y 7 7 : 4 - - 5! . a vise a r a g ik a : : Varsity Cheerleaders — Left to Right: Gayla Miller, Rhonda Perkey, Lisa Wilson, Mascot Mary Hagene, Darcy Andrews, Dana Morgenthaler, Julie Pursell. Mary Hagene — Senior Mascot 80 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Junior Varsity Receives Second at Camp -- 3 ——9 i : ' J.V. Cheerleaders — Lett to Right: Cheryl Houghland, Kelly Hawkins, Genea Glenzy, Tara Keene, Karen Cheek, Amy Mathenia The 1984 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ).V. squad cheer s Panthers on to victory JV CHEERLEADERS 81 Young Wrestlers Have Disappointing Year 1983-84 Wrestling Team — Front Row, Left to Right: Towel Girls — Pam Rushing, Lisa Houghland. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Kenny Johnson, Heath Chapman, Mike McDonnough, Tim Ford, Jaime Lueker, Scott Degenhart. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Marty Beltz, Paul George, Tobias Ekelin, Bill Howell, Eric Thomas. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Minton, Scott Martin, Jeff Sronce, Jeff Starkweather, Tim Zeidler, Dennis Conner, Sam Carney, Brett Silbe, Phillip Baker, Pat Stewart, Manager — Kurt Grady. Not Pictured: Rusty Emling, Mark Thompson, Eric Knapp, Scorer — Shelly Carney, Timer — Terri Loyd The 1983-84 wrestling season was a = “rebuilding season” for the Panthers. The ’ young team, which had only four seniors, + — i s - F torbpes eta ere lost all of their twelve meets. - Among the season’s highlights were two ae second places at the Litchfield Invitational Tournament: senior, Jeff Sronce in the heavyweight class and junior, Dennis Con- ner in the 185 lb. weight class. Conner also placed at the Mt. Olive Tournament with a fourth in the 185 lb. weight class. Sophomore Heath Chapman, who was voted MVP, set two _ individual team records on February 11, 1984 against Ted- ford, Mt. Carmel: Most points match — 37; and largest point margin match — 30 (37-7). Chapman went on to the I.H.S.A. regional where he got fourth in the 98 lb. weight class. 1. MVP Heath Chapman works hard for an escape 2. Scott Martin attempts a reversal 82 WRESTLING 1. Sam Carney combines moves against A- J's Kevin Jung 2. Coach Minton prepares to “feast” after a long tournament 3. Dennis Conner, in stance, awaits the whistle 4. Jeff Starkweather works for a takedown 5. Panther wrestlers study the match intently WRESTLING 83 1. Cheryl Schwarz strides for the finish line 2. Coach Rudolph gives last minute instructions 3, Tracy Kuhnert increases her lead in the high hurdles 4. Girls await the starting of the race 5. Pam Rushing and Carman Jausel complete successful hand-off 84 GIRLS TRACK Girls’ Track Sets Two New Records Reh. sear ; bs bg cag : te ne Be Mi easier os Ae Sw OMNES pt ote 2 eS Ba ht Oz See ORT Dies MAGS Girls Track Team — Kneeling, L to R: Manager Kim Reinhardt, Mindy Hagene, Janelle Kellerman, Julie Dudek, Maureen Hiller, Marjorie Parsell, Pam Rushing, Manager Rose Zimmerman. Standing, L to R: Manager Angie Lee, Jeanette Feltmeyer, Carolyn Kellerman, Darcy Andrews, Tracie Singer, Amy Wright, Tracy Kuhnert, Cheryl Schwarz, Carman Jausel, Manager Heidi Rackley, Coach Linda Rudolph The 1983-1984 girls track team coached by Linda Rudolph didn’t have as successful a season as had been hoped for. The team consisting mainly of underclassmen won only one meet, but set two school records this year. The 800 meter relay team consisting of Car- man Jausel, Tracy Kuhnert, Pam Rushing, and Cheryl Schwarz set a new school record with a time of 1:53.85. A new long jump record was also set by Tracy Kuhnert with a jump of 16’1”. Although the team lacked depth as a whole, individual performances were outstanding as times improved during the season. The MVP award, voted on by the team, was awarded to senior, Pam Rushing. Sue Harvel shows her form in throwing the discus GIRLS TRACK 85 Starkweather and Ginn Lead Track Team 1984 Boys Track Team )— Front Row, Left to Right: Lance Jones, Jeff Keller, Nathan Homan, Jim Joslin, Bob Marlow, Glen Nehrkorn, Mike Strickland, Ritchie Emling, Matt Wright, Dale Thompson, Travis Hicks. Second Row: Ken Buser, Mike McDonnougbh, Rich Williams, Phillip Baker, Aaron Robinson, John Carter, Doug Mohr, Eric Dunn, Ronnie McCrary, Chris Rennison, Manager — Kevin Grantham. Back Row: Dennis Ginn, Darrell Burnett, Jeff Starkweather, Bob Yates, Jason Carson, John Batson, Tobias Ekelin, Dan Cheek, Doug Rice, Mike Pyatt, Sam Carney, Rusty Emling The 1984 boys’ track team fielded a larger squad than in previous years. With only three seniors on the team, the majority of team members were underclassmen. Seniors Jeff Starkweather and Dennis Ginn provided many positive moments for the year. Jeff consistently won the pole vault event in the various meets and often was among the leaders in the 110 m. low hurdle race. Dennis continued his distance form from cross-country season often scoring points in the, mile and two mile runs. Jeff capped his Senior, MVP season with fourth place finishes in both the pole vault and the 110 m. “lows” at the Red Bud sectional meet and a 13'6” vault, good for fourth place, in the Meet of Champions held at Carbondale at the conclusion of the season. The team will miss the leader- ship and fine performances of its seniors, but Coach Dick Corn is optimistic for the future as he sees a large group of underclassmen moving up to the top ranks of future track teams. 1. Sam Carney and Chris Rennison take time out to work on their tans at the sec- tional meet in Red Bud 2. Jeff Starkweather clears the bar at 13 6” which was good for third place at the Meet of Champions in Carbondale 86 BOYS’ TRACK 1. MVP, Jeff Starkweather, shows his winning form in the 110 low hurdles 2. Doug Rice comes down for a landing in the long jump 3. Dennis Ginn moves to the inside lane in the 3200 meter run 4. Travis Hicks runs the final leg of the freshman relay 5. Rich Williams finishes a close race at Christopher BOYS’ TRACK 87 Lady Panthers Finish With 6-13 Record 1983-84 Softball Team — Bottom Row: Lori Weatherford, Michelle Jenkel, Leslie Ogilvie, Staci Starkweather, Rhonda Perkey, Kim Davis. Top Row: Julie Korte, Melissa Loos, Chris Perkey, Renee Shirk, Cheryl Millikin, Lisa Houghland, Traci Chapman, Mary Luke, Karla Denman, Diane Bauersachs, Genea Glenzy, Darla Gill, Coach Greg Hale OT Tangreranrenigpaet eT eS Panthers ready for action Traci Chapman voted MVP, also led the team with highest batting average 88 SOFTBALL 1. Lisa Houghland fires the ball in against Sparta 2. Rhonda Perkey, best defensive player, looks for an infield chance 3. Genea Glenzy heads for first base after grounding to short 4. Lady Panthers await their chance to bat 5. Cheryl Millikin holds the runner to a single with her outfield play SOFTBALL 89 Pat Stewart Named Baseball MVP - . ney é ‘ . : oie ‘ Ky , Varsity Baseball — Kneeling, L to R: Klint Hawkins, Brad Hill, Mike Isaacs, Steve Thomas, Jim Carlson, Pat Stewart, Coach Gary Glenzy. Standing, L to R Mike Chapman, Curtis Kish, Bill Gill, Ron McGee, Sam Loyd, Toby Queen Hacks evil J-V Baseball — Bottom Row, L to R: Scott Brown, Mike Walker, Aaron Konkel, Barry Craig, Eric Campbell, Brian Bender, Jeff Jones. Middle Row, L to R Ralph Loos, Alex Eddy, Todd Farthing, Matt Mason, Dwayne Epplin, Ross Guthrie, Kyle Heisner. Top Row, L to R: Terry Nelson, Greg Morgenthaler, Jeff Keller, Scott Jenkel, Cory Hepp, Coach Wes Choate 90 BASEBALL . Pee Sor oe —e 1. Jim Carlson, 2nd team conference DH, hustles down the line to first 2. An infielder must always be on his toes, as Ron McGee shows us 3. Toby Queen, shortstop, makes another put-out at first 4. Steve Thomas shows his superb batting stance 5. Bill Gill eagerly awaits another fly ball from a Chester batter 6. Curtis Kish demonstrates his excellent pitching form 7. Brad Hill is ready to score from third for the Panthers BASEBALL 91 Q? Varsity Football Herrin 16-7 PCHS 20-7 Anna-Jonesboro24-0 PCHS 21-7 Sparta 16-12 Carlyle 13-7 PCHS +2 PCHS 27-20 Dupo 14-7 Sophomore Football Sche Herrin Murphysboro Anna-Jonesboro Nashville Sparta Carlyle DuQuoin Chester Freshman Football PCHS 12-6 PCHS 20-6 PCHS 14-6 PCHS NSA PCHS NSA PCHS 14-8 PCHS NSA Golf PCHS 166- 186 206 PCHS 164-188 PCHS 167-177 191 PCHS 165-188 216 PCHS 160-165 176 158- 162 192 PCHS 158-172 192 218 Benton 165 196 PCHS 157-181 222 Nashville Inv. — 1st Panther Inv 4th SWEC Tourney Regional — 1st Sectional — ‘Ist PCHS Cross Country PCHS NSA Murphysboro 34-23 PCHS 37-21 Chester 40-21 PCHS 32-24 Chester 44-18 PCHS Murphysboro PCHS Nashville PCHS PCHS DuQuoin Chester PCHS � dule no scores available (NSA ) Murphysboro Anna-jonesboro Nashville Sparta Carlyle DuQuoin Chester DuQuoyy Trico Anna-jonesboroa DuQuoin Murphysboro Murphysboro Chester Nashville DuQuoin DuQuoin Anna-Jonesboro DuQuoin Murphysboro Chester PCHS Herrin DuQuoin Chester 2nd (tie) Murphysboro PCHS Sparta PCHS Sparta PCHS Benton Class Meet — 6th Benton Inv. — 11th Red Bud Inv. — Sth Herrin Inv. — 8th Conference — 3rd Regional — 4th Sectional — 10th SCHEDULES Varsity Volleyball Trico Nashville Chester DuQuoin Sparta no Anna-Jonesboro scores Sparta available Trico Murphysboro Carlyle Murphysboro Nashville Chester Steeleville DuQuoin Anna-lonesboro Steeleville Carlyle Benton Inv Sparta Tourney Regional Record: 14-11 |.V. Volleyball Trico Nashville Chester DuQuoin Sparta Anna-jonesboro Sparta no Trico scores Murphysboro available Carlyle Murphysboro Nashville Chester Steeleville DuQuoin Anna-jJonesboro Steeleville Carlyle Record: 13-5 Boys’ Varsity Basketball PCHS 75-50 PCHS 57-49 Benton 66-50 PCHS 67-33 PCHS 65-58 PCHS 52-44 PCHS 60-49 PCHS 54-51 PCHS 82-52 PCHS 70-63 PCHS 84-57 PCHS 49-40 PCHS 74-40 PCHS 83-43. Anna-Jonesboro PCHS 7@69 = Murphysboro PCHS 53-48 (OT) PCHS 59-51 Nashville Herrin 62-49 DuQuoin PCHS Eldorado Madison PCHS Chester DuQuoin Carlyle Sparta Murphysboro Nashville Sparta Anna-Jonesboro Carlyle Chester Carbondale Tournament PCHS Meridian Carterville 68-42 61-60 45-38 Benton Tournament Benton McLeansboro PCHS PCHS. PCHS Regional PCHS Coulterville 67-58 61-42 67-65 76-60 65-53 81-50 49-45 Boys’ |.V. Basketball PCHS Madison Benton PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS 64-51 60-52 72-60 66-47 68-50 52- 8 80-40 67-41 72-48 84-59 71749 65-44 96-44 64-54 56-36 71-55 73-59 67-66 Zeigle PCHS PCHS PCHS PGHS Cairo Okawville Olney Eldorado PCHS PCHS Chester DuQuoin Carlyle Sparta Murphysboro Nashville parta Anna-Jonesboro Carlyle Chester Anna-jonesboro Murphysboro Nashville DuQuoin Herrin Boys’ Sophomore Basketball Carlyle Chester PCHS Centralia Murphysboro Herrin Benton PCHS DuQuoin PCHS DuQuoin PCHS Murphysboro PCHS Benton 62-52 59-41 72-45 58-56 56-37 60-40 49-36 48-44 67-56 68-50 66-59 65-33 57-53 73-50 62-54 PCHS PCHS Sparta PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS Carlyle (OT) PCHS Okawville PCHS Chester PCHS Christopher PCHS Murphysboro Sophomore Tourney Carbondale 72-65 PCHS Marion 64-60 PCHS Boys Freshman Basketball 63-48 59-49 60-51 60-40. 46-45 61-46 57-47 53-46 37-36 72-39 69-20 64-36 48-43 59-45 60-36 Anna-jonesboro 62-53 PCHS 68-38 PCHS 39-33 PCHS 43-34 PCHS 72-40 Mur physboro 41-39 PCHS 49-44 Benton 63-37 Carlyle PCHS PCHS PCHS Nashville Sparta PCHS Murphysboro Herrin Benton Carlyle PCHS Murphysboro Okawyille Carlyle PCHS Chester Sparta DuQuoin PCHS (O.T.) PCHS Centralia PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS DuQuoin PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS DuQuoin Nashville “A Nashville B” Chester PCHS Christopher PCHS Girls Varsity Basketball 50-48 99-47 67-31 PCHS Chester Carlyle Nashville 87-34 Chester 68-48 DuQuoin 59-38 Anna-Jonesboro 55-49 Sparta 44-38 Carlyle 69-32 Murphysboro 46-36 MckLeansboro 66-52 Nashville 63-36 Woodlawn 72-42 DuQuoin 74-56 57-28 60-45 Anna-lonesboro Sparta Regional Tamaroa 63-48 Girls ).V. Basketball 52-19 39-12 47-23 Herrin Chester Carlyle Nashville 53-23 Chester 43-31 DuQuoin 41-24 Anna-lonesboro 53-32 PCHS 36-30 Carlyle 55-28 Murphysboro 26-2 McLeansboro 69-2 Nashville 54- Woodlawn 48- DuQuoin 54- Anna-lonesboro 40- PCHS 37 Wrestling 64-6 65-6 Benton Harrisburg Herrir PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS Sparta PCHS PCHS PCHS PGHS PCHS PCHS PCHS Sparta Carterville Anna-lonesboro Fairfield Anna-lonesboro Herrin Murphysboro Belleville Althoff Mr. Vernon Hillsb« ro Lawrence County Tournament Litchfield Inv. Tourna 2nd Dennis Conner (185 |t 2nd Jeff Sronce (HW T Carterville Inv Mt. Olive Tournament 4th Dennis Conner (185 |b.) Regional 4th Heath Chapman (96 Ib.) Tournament Boys Track Benton Inv Benton Relays Benton Inv. (F S) Panther Inv Panther Relays — 3rd Murphysboro Iny Panther Inv. (F S) Conference (F S) Conference (Vv) — 6th DuQuain Classic Christopher One Plus One — 4th Panther Frosh Inv. Sectional — 19th Girls Track Nashville DuQuoin Anna-lonesboro Murphysboro PCHS Anna-Jonesboro Sparta Conference 10 pts. Varsity Baseball Nashville 5-0 PCHS 3-2 PCHS 7-3 PCHS 18-17 Anna-jonesboro 5-3 Sparta 8-3 Chester 6-4 PCHS 6-5 DuQuoin 4-2 Anna-Jonesboro 5-4 PCHS 16-6 Carlyle 6-5 Eldorado 15-2 Eldorado 12-2 DuQuoain 4-1 PCHS 11-0 Murphysboro 7-4 RCHS 10-6 Woodlawn 8-2 PCHS 11-9 PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS Regional PCHS PCHS Waltonville |.V. Baseball PCHS PCHS 9-4 PCHS 8-4 Anna-Jonesboro 4-1 Sparta 4-3 Chester 14-3 PCHS 3-0 PCHS 13-8 PCHS 4-2 Carlyle 4-3 PCHS Murphysboro DuQuoin 8-0 6-3 7-4 Softball 12-10 13-6 23-13 23-1 16-3 18-7 6-4 13-2 11-9 16-6 13-4 Nashville Sparta Chester Murphysboro Anna-jonesboro Chester Carlyle DuQuoin PCHS PCHS Carlyle DuQuoin Sparta PCHS PCHS PCHS Murphysboro PCHS PCHS Carbondale PCHS PCHS PCHS Cnester PCHS Benton PCHS Regional Freeburg PCHS Sparta Chester Murphysbero PCHS PCHS PCHS Carlyle PCHS PCHS Steeleville PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS Trico PCHS Nashville PCHS Eldorado Nashville DuQuoin PCHS Nashville Sparta Murphysboro PCHS PCHS PCHS Carlyle Anna-Jonesboro Steeleville PCHS DuQuoin PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS PCHS (5 inn.) PCHS (5 inn.) PCHS (5 inn.) PCHS (5 inn.) PCHS PCHS (5 inn.) Anna-Jonesboro Steeleville (5 inn.) PCHS PCHS PCHS Nashville Tamaroa Steeleville (5 inn.) PCHS Coulterville PCHS (6 irin.) SCHEDULES � 93 Organizations ey wr s aed Yearbook Staff Designs 1984 Pyramid 1983-84 Yearbook Staff Members — Kneeling, L to R: Cassie Weatherford, Brian Voorhees. Standing: Tonya Hull; Mr. Dan Herbst, Ad- visor; Michelle Griffin; Donna Urbanek; Kim Davis; Shannon Clark; Debbie Hopp. Sitting in Tree: Stephanie Hill, Calendar Editor; Cheri Thomas. Nancy Gerrish not pictured 96 YEARBOOK STAFF Yearbook Photographers — Kneeling, L to R: Cassie Weatherford, Lea Ann Boggis, Terry Duckworth. Standing: Greg Luthy, Ronnie Mc Crary, Tobias Ekelin, Brian Smith, David Crumbacher. Mr. Glen Hamilton, Photography and Calendar Advisor, not pictured Senior Editors — L to R: Brian Voorhees, Editor-in-Chief; Cheri Thomas, Shannon Clark, Donna Urbanek, Cassie Weatherford The 1983-84 Pyramid Staff began preparing for this year’s yearbook by sending Shannon Clark, Cheri Thomas, Cassie Weatherford, and Brian Voorhees to Carbondale for the SISPA Summer Workshop in July. In September, the ladder diagram, which lists the pages and the order they will appear in the yearbook, was designed and assignments were distributed. Because of the senior pictures being in color, 64 pages were due in February, so the staff began making layouts and writing captions, The photographers printed the pictures ordered by the staff members and the first deadline was met. For the second deadline in April, another 56 pages were mailed to the printing company, and the last deadline was met by sending the rest of the pages at the end of May. By working hard during and after school, and with help from Mr. Herbst and Mr. Hamilton, the yearbook was completed and students anticipated its distribu- tion in August. YEARBOOK STAFF 97 Student Council Sponsors Homecoming 1983-84 Student Council — Front Row, L-R: Angie Lambert, Gayla Miller, Staci Cuccatti, Carmen Jausel, Jeanne Spurgeon, Rosie Brand, and Kim Davis. Back Row: David Crumbacher, John Caupert, Eric Thomas, Toby Queen, Brad Shotten, Nancy Epplin, Brian Voorhees, Susan Carson, Fred Holland, Matt Mason, Ralph Loos, Darcy Andrews, Mary Beth Hagene, Amy Place. Not Pictured: Allison Woodside and Bob Yates Student Council Officers 1983-84 Student Council Officers — F-B: Mary Beth Hagene, Brian Voorhees, and Angie Lambert. 98 STUDENT COUNCIL Jr. Congress Puts Together Prom 4] Top Row, L-R Bill Howell Brad Shotton Sponsor David Brunty John Lukes Bob Yates 2nd Row, L-R Kristi Bruns Cindy Murry Cindy Bruns Derrick Carroll 3rd Row, L-R Stephanie Hill Terri Kuhnert Mary Luke Rhonda Perkey Bottom Row, L-R Nancy Gerrish Kim Davis Becki Mohr Julie Pursell Our leader! — Mr. Brunty, Nancy Gerrish, and Cindy Bruns look for prom ideas Junior guys hard at work? National Honor Society Recognizes Top Students Laka ff ft lt ome tH National Honor Society Members — Bottom Row, Left to Right: Dean Boismier, Judy Lambert, Kathy McKown, Julie Nehrkorn, Dana Morgen- thaler, Kurt Grady, Beth Perry, Donna Urbanek, Rhonda Shaw, Michelle Brand, Amy Eubanks, Michelle Griffin. Second Row: David Crumbacher, Darren Hopp, Rhonda Perkey, Denise Reeder, Cris Martin, Angie Lambert, Beth Kellerman, Molly Kellerman, Shannon Clark, Angie Spencer, Diane Bauersachs, Becky Lively. Third Row: Steve Thomas, Brad House, Ed Kocian, Mitch Harsy, Marjorie Parsell, Brian Voorhees, Mary Beth Hagene, Staci Cuccatti, Traci Chapman, Becki Mohr, Debbie Hopp, Tonya Hull, Shelly Hartstirn. Fourth Row: Charla Boling, Kevin Grantham, Brad Shotton, Toby Queen, Mike Huff, Pat Stewart, Rod Rushing, Ron McGee, Darrell Burnett, Leanna Timpner, Eric Thomas. Top Row: Sandy Newton, Paula Lambert, Deanna Bennison, Lyman Parsell, Alex Eddy, Bill Howell, Doug Hardin, Derrick Carroll, Missy Crain, Linda Bender, Nancy Epplin. The 1983-84 National Honor Society was able to have a prosperous year due to the help of the spon- sor, Mrs. Lularose Wilson. The addition of sophomores, for the first time in our NHS history, in- cresaed the number of members to over fifty students. During the year, several guest speakers addressed the NHS members. Steve Hull, a ‘79 graduate of P.C.H.S. and student at S.1.U. medical school, discussed the various aspects of college life. At the annual Christmas party, eleven recent graduates, represen- ting various colleges, told about their experiences at college. Doug Carlson, from Rend Lake College, ex- plained financial aid and the costs of attending college. Toward the end of the school year, the 2nd Annual Spring Banquet was held for all NHS members and their families. National Honor Society Officers — Left to Right: David Crum- bacher, Student Council Representative; Brian Voorhees, Vice- President; Angie Lambert, President; Donna Urbanek, 100 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Secretary-Treasaret. Science Club Visits St. Louis Zoo a a) =_ 6 (6«] = Science Club — L-R, Front Row: David Crumbacher, Amy Williams, Carman Jausel, Jim Joslin, Leanna Timpner, Amy Place, Lara Wilson, Becki Mohr, Terri Kuhnert, Mary Luke, Colleen Lacy, Marty Beltz, Judy Lambert. 2nd Row: Julie Pursell, Alex Eddy, Rose Zimmerman, Sue Harvel, Doug Mohr, Jeff Starkweather, Lynn Ozburn, Kurt Grady, Jeanette Feltmeyer, Yolanda Woodside, Katie Kellerman, Melissa Loos, Jeff Parsell. 3rd Row: Mitch Harsy, Brad House, Duane Feltmeyer, Heather Bryan, Angie Lambert, Beth Perry, Marjorie Parsell, Brian Voorhees, Darren Hopp, Rhonda Perkey, Phillip Baker, Janet Winter, Julie Nehrkorn, Cassie Weatherford. Back Row: Matt Wright, Jeff Keller, Dan Lambert, Brian Bender, Mike Jones, Dean Boismier, Mike Huff, Lynne Murphy, Ron McGee, Brad Shotton, Marc Johnson, Bob Yates, Kevin Grantham, Rod Rushing, Kelly Hawkins There seem to be mixed emotions about riding the train at the zoo After a day at the zoo, Marjorie Parsell, with a little help from Angie Lambert, tests the water’s coolness. The Science Club, under sponsor Mr. Birkner, elected Kurt Grady (president), Brian Voorhees (vice-president), and Angie Lambert (secetary) to take charge of the club as the 1984 officers. Even though the Science Club had an active year, they did experience some disappointing moments. The club’s float did not measure up to its expectations due to a poor working turnout. The few members who did attend had to abort the float late at night since they foresaw the balance of the float would not have a chance to be com- pleted. The Homecoming Variety Show also proved to be another disappointment as their version of “She Blinded Me With Science” did not defend its first place title from the previous year. Despite all of the letdowns, the club was energetic about planning a trip to the St. Louis Zoo as well as a fund-raising activity. The solution to the club’s money problems was to “cell” stuffed animals. This simple fund-raiser turned out to be a success and enabled the club to take an electrifying trip to the zoo, where they saw polar bears, wild “bohrs”, and perigreen (peregrine) falcons, to name a few. The Science Club finished the year by reflecting back to its positive moments and began looking forward to next year’s brighter and bigger adventures SCIENCE CLUB 101 French Club Enjoys Successful French Club Members — Front Row, L to R: John Marler, Mary Baudison, Cory McClurken, Dan Grafton, Candace Wright, Dawn Johnson, Tara Keene, Kelly Hawkins, Amy Mathenia, Chris Rennison, Debbie Treat, Tracie Singer, Tobias Ekelin, Susan Mohr, Kathy McKown. 2nd Row: Mike Strickland, Mindy Hagene, Kathy Mitchell, Terri Loyd, Paula Lambert, Freddie Holland, Janet Bigham, Shelly Hartstirn, Rhonda Perkey, Linda Bender, Tonya Hull, Debbie Hopp, Nancy Epplin, Bernadine Loos, Leslie Ogilvie. 3rd Row: Bart Ferrero, Marjorie Parsell, Beth Perry, Donna Urbanek, Rhonda Shaw, Judy Lacy, Angie Lambert, Mary Beth Hagene, Traci Chap- man, Gayla Miller, Lisa Wilson, Darcy Andrews, Tammy Kujawa, Joy Watson, Mary Bochantin. 4th Row: Anna Lynch, Karen Cheek, Amy Cheek, Carman Jausel, Lisa Schwebel, Kim Black, Mark Urbanek, Danny Opp, Lisa Dinkins, Derrick Carroll, Mike Huff, Bill Howell, Michelle Brand, Kathy Stone, Paula Yeager, Ann Zimmerman 5th Row: Lynne Murphy, Cheryl Houghland, Chris Perkey, Becki Mohr, Stevie Hill, Nancy Gerrish, Terri Kuhnert, Robbie McCrary, Lara Wilson, Julie Pursell, Alex Ed- dy, Darren Hopp, Pat Schratz, Mary Woodside. Leanna Timpner, Amy Place. Top Row: Ron McGee, Amy Wright, Kristin Dolling, Sandy Newton, Tena Keller, Cheri Pabst, Julie Korte, Bobbi Brand, Rhonda Moore, Julie Nehrkorn, Donna Wild, Pam Rushing, Jeff Starkweather, Mary Adcock, Kim Buschschulte, David Urbanek . . . . . Sean McCune and John Marler entertain the audience at the Variety Rhonda Perkey, Shelly Hartstirn, and Linda Bender enjoy their shop- Show ping trip to West Port Plaza The French Club began the school year by com- bining with the Spanish Club and taking a trip to the St. Louis Art Museum and West Port Plaza. A small group of members presented their version of Hee Haw at the Homecoming Variety Show. The French Club set up a stand and sold French food at Mardi Gras. They had a Christmas party with the Spanish Club, and both clubs sold carnations for Valentine’s Day. John Marler, assisted by Sean McCune, represented the French Club at the Heart Fund Variety Show with a comedy routine. In April, the foreign language clubs again combined, but this time they tried something new. They spon- sored a dance for all members and guests with music provided by the rock band, Phazer. This year, the foreign language classes again attended Foreign Language Day at SIU-C and in the last few weeks of school, everyone participated in the Foreign Language Fair. With help from the sponsor, Mrs. Black, 1983-84 was a fun and successful year for the French Club French and Spanish Club members outside of the St. Louis Art Museum French Club Officers — L-R: Gayla Miller, Secretary-Treasurer; Leanna Timpner, Vice President; Becki Mohr, Historian; Amy Place, President; Nancy Epplin, Historian; Freddie Holland, Activities Chairman Le Cércle Francais a commence |’année scolaire avec un voyage au Musée de St. Louis et a West Port avec Le Cércle Espagnol. Plusieurs membres ont presenté “Hee Haw’’ au revue de Homecom- ing. Il y avait un marché au Mardi Gras avec beaucoup de bonnes patisseries. Avec Le Cércle Espagnol les membres avait une féte de Noél-et aussi ils ont vendu les oeillets pour la féte de St Valentin. John Marler, avec Sean McCune, était le deputé pour le cércle au revue du Heart Fund. En avril, pour la premiere fois, les deux cércles avaient un bal pour tous les membres avec la musique de a Phazer. Les cours frargais ont assisté Le Jour de la Langue Etrangere a SIU-C. Le 8 mai il y avait une a J: ‘ Foire de la Langue Etrangére. A l’aide de Mme. _— ‘ Black, 1983-84 etait une année trés amusante et réussissante _— 4 Freddie Holland and Leanna Timpner watch over the French pastries at Mardi Gras FRENCH CLUB 103 Spanish Club Participates in Many we os Spanish Club — L-R, Front Row: Cassie Weatherford, Shannon Clark, Brian Voorhees, Kevin Grantham, Darrell Burnett, Sam Carney, Eric Thomas Michelle Griffin, Lori Beirman, Cheri Thomas, Gina Peradotto, Colleen Lacy, Molly Kellerman, Marc Johnson, Mrs. Elaine Dailey — Sponsor. 2nd Row: Angie Lee, Jaci Scholebo, Kevin Dunn, Kim Reinhardt, Charla Boling, Paula Kellerman, Tami Whitson, Tammy Napier, Staci Starkweather, Genea Glenzy, Amy Hepp, Kurt Grady, Lynn Ozburn, Jeff Keller, 3rd Row: Dean Boismier, Judy Lambert, Shelly Fisher, Twe Bigham, Kim Shotton, Carolyn Kellerman, Diane Bauersachs, Beth Black, Susan Pick, Pam Keene, judy Buschschulte, Robin Brock, Kirk Surry, Phyllis Kellerman, Tracy Keene, Michelle Jenkel. 4th Row: Beth Vancil Mitch Harsy, Brad House, Deanna Bennison, Shari DeFord, Dawn Lacy, Leanna Clark, Tracy Hinds, Cris Martin, Denise Reeder, Traci Jenkel, Rose Zimmerman, Heather Bryan, Susan Carson ; . v ‘o = Sire — wes This year’s taco stand proved successful despite the fact that some of the profits were ‘“eaten’’ up. Charla Boling, Deanna and reminiscing about 104 SPANISH CLUB oe ege The Spanish Club began the year by enter- Activities ing eek decaxatid truck in the Homecoming parade. They also enjoyed selling tacos and breaking pifatas at the Taco Stand during Mardi Gras. Along with the French Club, they traveled to West Port Plaza, and for the first time visited the St. Louis Art Museum. They had a Christmas party to which the members brought international foods for dinner. In February they sold red, white, and pink carna- tions. In the spring the two clubs held a dance which added a new bit of excitement to the year. To finish out the year the Spanish classes at- tended the Foreign Language Day at Carbon- dale and elected the 1984-84 officers at an end-of-the-year picnic. Students enjoy fall trip to West Port Plaza = Spanish Club Officers — L-R: Michelle Griffin, Secretary-Treasurer; Cassie Weatherford, Historian; Colleen Lacy, Vice-President; Brian Voorhees, President; Kurt Grady, Activities Chairman El circulo espahol empezo el aho por en- trando su camion adornado en el desfile de regreso al hogar. También se divirtieron de vender tacos y de romper pifatas al puesto de tacos durante de ‘Mardi Gras.” Junto con el circulo francés, viajaron a West Port Plaza y visitaron al Museo de Arte en St. Louis. Tuvieron una fiesta de navidad a que los miembros trajeron comidas interna- cionales que comer. En febrero vendieron clavels rojos, blancos, y rosados para el dia de, San Valentino. En la primavera los dos circulos tuvieron un baile que anadié un pedacito nuevo de estimulo al ao. Para terminar el ano las clases de espanol asistieron al dia de lengues extranjeras en Car- bondale y eligieron los oficiales para el ano de la escuela 1984-85 durante una merienda del fin del aho. Bennison and Paula Kellerman enjoy looking at pictures ws their summer trip to Mexico SPANISH CLUB French National Honor Society 1983-84 French National Honor Society — L to R, Front Row: Rhonda Shaw, Linda Bender, Kathy McKown, Amy Mathenia, Gayla Miller, Tonya Hull, Paula Lambert, and Shelly Hartstirn. Second Row, L to R: Mrs. Black — Sponsor, Beth Perry, Mary Beth Hagene, Brenda Cordray, Nancy Ep- plin, Mike Huff, Darren Hopp, and Tobias Ekelin. Spanish National Honor Society 1983-84 Spanish National Honor Society — L to R, Front Row: Staci Starkweather, Paula Kellerman, Deanna Bennison, Dawn Lacy, Charla Bol- ing, and Lori Weatherford. Second Row, L to R: Brian Voorhees, Colleen Hiller, Michelle Griffen, Cathy Smith, Denise Reeder, Missy Crain, Cassie Weatherford, and Mrs. Dailey — Sponsor. Third Row, L to R: Lori Dobrinick, Mary Luke, Brad Shotten, and Kevin Dunn. “ 4 = 4 , Pe whe Ge 1983-84 Chorus — Front Row, L to R: Beth Vancil, Joan Kellerman, Donna Lazoen, Tracy Hartman, Lori Weatherford, Jaci Scholebo, Katie Kellerman, Amy Williams, Mr. Steve Cannedy, Director. 2nd Row, L to R: Vicki Lambert, Lisa Miller, Kim Reinhardt, Sue Harvel, Karen McCurdy, Tammy Ku jawa, Cindy Rednour, Julia Dudek, Marjorie Parsell, Leslie Oglivie, Shannon Clark. 3rd Row, L to R: Cindy Bruns, Robbie McCrary, Amy Place, Rhon- da Tedder, Jeff Starkweather, Derrick Carroll, Sharon Harvel, Pam Rushing, Tracie Singer Pep Band Selected mei} bn Re tn a ote ee Marching Panthers — Front Row, L to R: Betsy Mucha, Allison Woodside, Lynne Murphy, Chris Perkey; Danielle Epplin, Tonya Hull, Kristin Dolling, Lori Dobrinick, Stevie Hill, Staci Cuccatti, Cheryl Millikin, Terri Kuhnert, Becky Lively, Robbie McCrary, Rhonda Nelson, Amy Welsch, Tracy Keene, Lisa Houghland, Pam Rushing. 2nd Row, L to R: Nancy Epplin, Julie Korte, Leanna Clark, Candace Wright, Missy Crain, Laura Morgenthaler, Susan Carson, Amy Martin, Charla Boling, Gayl a Miller, Maureen Hiller, Bianca Mohr, Beth Kellerman, Shari DeFord, Amanda Modlin, Dawn Lacy, Rena Kocian, Dana Morgen- thaler, Shelly Fisher, Bonnie Fulk, Cheryl Schwarz, Lea Ann Boggis, Carolyn Kellerman, Dawn Johnson, Anne Williams, Leanna Timpner, Stephen Cannedy, Director. 3rd Row, L to R: Jeff Keller, Heath Rackley, Christine Haney, Heidi Rackley, Shon Mcintyre, Leslie Ogilvie, Jim McCrary, Jeff Parsell, Michelle Jenkel, Karla Denman, Cheri Thomas, Linda Bender, Carla Ausmus, Deanna Bennison, Heather Ramsey. 4th Row, L to R:Jim Beaty, Eric Thomas, John Caupert, Mar- jorie Parsell, David Crumbacher, Jeff Starkweather, Rich Williams, Bart Ferrero, Susan Mohr, Dale Thompson, Matt Wright, Cory McClurken, Kevin Bumann, Kelly Batton. 5th Row, L to R: Dean Boismier, Rusty Emling, Kathy McKown, Amy Williams, Brian Smith, Doug Mohr, Brian Voorhees, Shannon Clark, Fred Holland, Tobias Ekelin, Gina Peradotto, Angie Lee, Greg Thompson, Kurt Grady. Back Row, L to R: Leslie Lambert, Tracy Hinds, Paula Yeager, Janet Bigham, Debbie Hopp, Nancy Keene, Lisa Fleming, Donna Lazoen, Alison Richardson ne PINCKNEYVILLE. | 1983-84 Band Officers — Shannon Clark, Treasurer; Brian Voorhees, President; David Crumbacher, Vice-President; Cheri Thomas, Secretary. pall : 1983-84 Drum Majors — Anne Williams and Leanna Timpner. to State Tournament ee a See eer ; Select Pep Band — Front Row, L to R: Heidi Rackley, Linda Bender, Debbie Hopp, Leanna Timpner, Deanna Bennison, Rena Kocian, Amanda Modlin, Dawn Lacy, Shari DeFord, Anne Williams, Maureen Hiller, Charla Boling, Marjorie Parsell, Beth Perry, Laura Morgenthaler, Gina Peradotto, Shannon Clark, Kathy McKown, Amy Williams, Cheri Thomas, Susan Carson. Back Row, L to R: Shon Mcintyre, Greg Thompson, Jim Beaty, Rich Williams, Eric Thomas, Dale Thompson, Jeff Parsell, Jeff Starkweather, Kurt Grady, Doug Mohr, David Crumbacher, Fred Holland, Brian Voorhees, Steve Cannedy, Director. The 1983-84 Marching Panthers, under the leader- ship of their new director Stephen Cannedy, got the marching season off to a fine start by getting first place in the Sweetcorn and Watermelon Parade in Mt. Ver- non. They also participated in the Murphysboro Apple Festival (3rd place), West Frankfort Old King Coal Parade (1st place), and the Salem Little Egypt Parade and Field Competition. They ended up their fall season by hosting the annual Pinckneyville Mardi Gras Parade. The Concert Band had their Christmas Concert with the Chorus, and shared the Winter Concert with the Jr. High Band. They went to Organizational Contest at Nashville and received two perfect scores — one in sightreading and one from one of the floor judges. The Senior Recognition Concert was the la st one for this year and was also shared by the Chorus. The seniors were recognized, and the John Philip Sousa Award was given out. Four students attended the IMEA District Band on November 12, 1983. They were: Deanna Bennison, Marjorie Parsell, Jeff Starkweather, and Shannon Clark. They rehearsed all day and had a concert that evening. Six seniors participated in the Quad-State Band Festival at Murray State University in Murray, Ken- tucky. They were: Brian Voorhees, Kurt Grady, Jeff Starkweather, David Crumbacher, Shannon Clark, and Marjorie Parsell. They auditioned and each was placed in one of three bands. They left on Thursday, February 23, practiced all day Friday, and returned late Saturday night after a concert shared. by all three bands. The Panther Pep Band played at all home basketball games this year. They also were invited to play at a SIU-C women’s basketball game and at Belleville Area College. This year the Pep Band sent in their audition tape to the IHSA Association and were chosen to be the Pep Band for the IHSA Girls’ Class A Basketball Tournament for-March 29. They left early that morn- ing, played for the games that afternoon and evening, and then stayed all night in Arcola. They returned the next afternoon. The Pom-Pon girls were very active this year. They performed at several home basketball games, were in- vited to perform at SIU-C twice, and Belleville Area College once. They also competed in the Benton Pom-Pon competition and placed second. The spring marching season opened on April 26, when the Marching Panthers went to Carbondale to once again participate in the Special Olympics Open- ing Ceremonies. The band had its annual Awards Dessert Banquet. This is where all participants are given awards for being in band, and the Outstanding Marching Bandsman and Bandswoman Awards are received. This year was the first that these awards were given, and the band members voted David Crumbacher and Shannon Clark as the recipients. The last parade for the seniors was the Mayfest Parade in O'Fallon, IL. This year is the first that the Marching Pan- thers participated in this event. BAND 109 110 BAND 1. As in years past, the Concert Band provided its Christmas Concert for the community 2. The Marching Panthers step off in the 1983 Homecoming Parade. 3. Despite the weather, the band still manages to lead the Homecoming festivities. 4. Mr. Cannedy wonders who his next Valentine’s Day car- nation will come from! 5. The Pom-Pon girls perform for one of the football pep rallies 1. Kelly Batton and David Crumbacher perform their opening duet to “Tomorrow” at the Salem Field Competition 2. The Panther Pep Band always provided en thusiasm at the home basketball games 3. The bad weather did not put a damper on the Marching Panthers’ spirit for Homecoming 4. The Pom-Pon girls perform at a home basket- ball game to the music of “Running With the Night” by Lionel Richie 5. The band purchased a new band shell this year to help with the acoustics for their concerts. The Christmas Concert was the first time the shell was used FHA-HERO Hosts Section Meeting FHA — Bottom Row, L to R: Renee Shirk, Yolanda Woodside, Jeanette Feltmeyer, Phyllis Kellerman, Tammy Whitson, Heidi Rackley, Diana Szarek, Kathy Stone, Ginger Porter, Debbie Ross, Lisa Fleming, Sharon Harvel, Rachel Dickey, Lea Ann Boggis, Nancy Epplin. Row 2: Katie Kellerman, Janelle Kellerman, Melissa Loos, Terri Loyd, Kathy Mitchell, Chris Rennison, Debbie Treat, Tracie Singer, Michelle Brand, Debra Brand, Angie Spencer, Sheri Pabst, Lori Weatherford. Row 3: Beth Perry, Marjorie Parsell, Anne Williams, Betsy Mucha, Amy Martin, Bianca Mohr, Natalie Malan, Rhonda Tedder, Linda Ryterski, Molly Kellerman, Theresa Kujawa, Rhonda Angleton, Janet Bathon, Teri Chapman, Lisa Miller. Top Row: Tena Keller, Sandy Newton, Leanna Timpner, Michelle Griffin, Jay Watson, Tara Keene, Susan Pick, Nancy Gerrish, Terri Kuhnert, Becky Lively, Lisa Lawhorn, Robin Brook, Judy Buschschulte FHA was very busy this year participating in school activities and many of their own. They again sponsored the Back to School Dance and co- sponsored the Christmas Dance, Sweetheart Dance, and Heart Fund Dance with the FFA. They hosted the section rally this year for the first time ever. Shelly Carney was elected as Section President and Sandy Newton as Section Treasurer. FHA added a new chapter this year due to fourteen boys joining the club. The boys added a new dimension to the club which had traditionally been just girls. Thirty members attended the State Leadership Convention which was held in Springfield. While at the convention Rachel Dickey was elected Region Director. The PCHS and Trico FHA-Hero Chapters co- FHA Officers — L to R: Traci Jenkel, President; Cindy Murry, sponsored the March of Dime Skate-a-Thon to Secretary; Shelly Carney, Treasurer; Cindy Bruns, Director; Nancy raise money. Epplin, Vice-President; Rachel Dickey, Director; Lea Ann Boggis, The Chapter celebrated National FHA-Hero SRE, Dene ae, ee Week with the Pretty Legs Contest, Val-o-Grams, Red and White Day, Be a Hero, and a Slave Auction for the Heart Fund. They also had a Parent Banquet. This was held in early December, along with the Christmas Banquet. 112. FHA Thirty Members Attend State Leadership Convention aa . Tat FHA — Bottom Row, L to R: Carolyn Kellerman, Karen McCurdy, Susan Hutchings, Tami Rude, Donna Lazoen, Alison Richardson, Brian Smith, Missy Crain, Cheryl Schwarz, Doug Rice, Derrick Carroll, Becki Mohr, Lisa Dinkins, John Lukes, Mike Chapman. Row 2: Tracy Hartman, Anna Lynch, Joni Graham, Kim Shotton, Traci Jenkel, Cindy Bruns, Tammy Lee, Amt Place, Shelly Carney, Genea Glenzy, Janet Bigham, Cindy Murry, Sam Carney. Row 3: Gayla Miller, Jamie Wright, Pam Rushing, Janet Winter, Traci Chapman, Julie Dudek, Rhonda Nelson, Tammy Napier, Debbie Hopp, Tonya Hull, Linda Bender, Kim Hill, Frances Pitman. Top Row: Paula Yeager, Mary Bochantin, Sherlynn Huggins, Fred Holland, Susan Carson, Kim Higgerson, Dennis Ginn, Rod Rushing, Ron McGee, Lynne Murphy, Amy Wright, Darrell Burnett Sexy Legs contest entrants. Nancy Epplin places ‘st in local, section, and state contests. Rachel Dickey leads installation of Section officers. FFA Has Active, Award-Winning Year cary oy. ; po FFA — Front Row, L to R: Paul Lynch, Bart Feroro, Joe Miller, Curtis Bostick, Phillip Kellerman, Mike Dalman, Don Davis, David Mohr, Ed Kocian, Dan Bruns, Everett Kocian, John Coupert, Diane Bauersachs, Lisa Lambert. Row 2: Jerry Lacy, Lucille Suchumski, John Reese, Marty Beltz, Gene Opp, Eric Dunn, Michael Lee, Gaylon Greer, Sam Loyd, Dennis Ginn, Dwayne Epplin, Rick Heisner, Matt Dudek, Mark Thompson, Scott Opp Row 3: Brent Brand, Leslie Lambert, Dee Dee Szarek, Shelly Kuhnert, Jeff Rains, Mike Pyatt, Bob Ferguson, Steve Napier, Bob Williams, Paul Ed- die, Jeff Ogilvie, Aaron Konkel, Brian Bender, John Weslen, Ronald Ferrari, Gary Ferrari, Matt Mason. Top Row: Scott Melinski, Melvin Williams, Chuck Tripp, Tina Morgenthaler, Donald Kroll, Brian Thomas, Jason Jenkel, Kenny Epplin, Brett Silbie, Shawn Macitier, Phillip Kellerman, Jeff Keller, Chris Kellerman, Danny Loos, Chad Rushing, Ken Buser PCHS’ Award Winning Crop Judging Team — | toR David Mohr, Mike Dalman, Don Davis, Danny Bruns, Lisa Lambert FFA Officers — John Caupert — Reporter, Phillip Kellerman — Historian, Dan Bruns — 2nd Vice Presi- dent, Diane Bauersachs — Asst. Reporter, Lisa Lambert — Secretary, Don Davis — Vice President, Mike Dalman — 3rd Vice President, Dave Mohr — Treasurer, Ed Kocian — President, Everett Kocian — Sentinel Rex Sales Winners — Brian Thomas, Jeff Rains, Marty Beltz, and Not Pictured: Dennis Ginn. The FFA organization participated in many functions this year and worked hard to raise money. They started off this year by electing of- ficers. John Coupert was elected Reporter, Phillip Kellerman — Historian, Dan Bruns — 2nd Vice President, Diane Bauersachs Assistant Reporter, Lisa Lambert — Secretary, Don Davis — Vice President, Dave Mohr — Treasurer, Ed Kocian — President, and Everett Kocian as Sentinel. The FFA participate in Livestock Judging, Dairy Judging. Crop Judging, Horse Judging, and Fatstock Judging just to name a few. The FFA sponsor is Mr. Sam Robb Many Freshmen Add to Numbers in FFA Green Freshmen! 116 FFA . .. Shows Enthusiasm at Football and Basketball Pep Rallies Pep Club 117 VICA Has Prosperous Year VICA — L to R, Row 1: John Batson, Tim Place, Wayne Williamson, David Lueker, Curtis Kish, Kyle Heisner, Brian Smith, Terry Duckworth, Den- nis Conner, Danny Cheek, Brad Hill, Sharon Harvel. Row 2: Michael Lee, Aaron Robinson, Mike McDonnough, Rodney Mifflin, Kevin Bumann, Jimmy Carlson, Mike Cunt, Mike Hubler, Sam Carney, Dean Blades, Jamie Lueker, Donnie Burris, Traci Jenkel. Row 3: Jim Williamson, Steve Napier, Greg Thompson, Jeff Parsell, Toby Queen, Jim Williams, Lyman Parsell, Don Eisenhauer, Tim Zettler, Brian Simpson, Mike Kelly, Sue Harvel. Row 4: Bruce Taylor, John Wesseln, Marty Bruno, Matt Wright, Mike Jones, Mark Sronce, Scott Martin, Carl Ferguson, Paul Edie, Bob Williams, Jim Beaty, Mike Dalman, Mitch Feltmeyer. Row 5: Ed Suchomski, Darren Lynch, Eric Knapp, John Degenhardt, Jerry Porter, Paul George, Dallas Bruno, Chad Brand, Danny Bruns, Kevin Carter, Dan Arview, Ma rk Tripp, Mike Pearson. Top Row: Michael Secoy, Michael Keene, Gary Schwebel, Don Laird, Jon Kreyer, Everett Kocian, Darin Miller, Rod Wolfe, David Miller, Steve Greer, Steve Bruegermann, Doug Rice, Danny Martin. —— a. oe ae O.mL YY, i 4 Taking it easy. 118 VICA VICA Officers — Front, L to R: Jim Beaty, Bob Williams, Dan Eisenhauer and Mitch VICA Repairmen Kevin Bumann and Dallas Bruno Work on Feltmeyer. Back: Scott Martin, Dean Blades, Steve Brueggermann, and Brian Smith another desk Seniors Mike Hubler and Jeff Sronce are seen in the Mining shop Mr. Lambert is one of VICA’s sponsors. 120 Black Masque Has Active Year kk —_ m. APRA PO A Pee Black Masque — Bottom Row, L to R: Maureen Hiller, Susan Pick, Fred Holland, Susan Mohr, Lynn Ozburn, Kurt Grady, Laura Morgenthaler, Susan Carson, Cherly Millikin, Amy Speegle, Gina Peradotto, Jeff Starkweather, Derrick ¢ arroll, Doug Mohr, Terri Loyd, Shelly Carney. Row 2 Cassie Weatherford, Brian Voorhees, Marjorie Parsell, Beth Perry, Michelle Griffin, Angie Lambert, Donna Wild, Rhonda Angleton, Theresa Kujawa, Colleen Lacy, Lisa Wilson, Stephanie Hill, Lisa Houghland, Lisa Dinkins, Danny Opp Row 3: Carolyn Kellerman, Tracy Keene, Anne Williams, Linda Bender, Debbie Hopp, Janet Bigham, Amy Mathenia, Kathy Stone, Teri C hapman, Janet Winter, Gayla Miller, Darcy Andrews, Cindy Murry, Kim Davis, Julie Korte. Row 4: Pam Rushing, Traci Chapman, Tobias Eklin, Becki Mohr, Amy Place, Mike Chapman, Dennis Ginn, David Crumbacher, Leanna Timpner, Sandy Newton, Tena Keller, Jay Watson, Lisa Fleming, Sharon Harvel. Top Row John Marler, Tim Keene, Sue Harvel, Rose Zimmerman Black Masque began the year by electing new of- ficers. The members elected Donna Wild, President; Colleen Lacy, Vice-President; and Jeff Starkweather, Secretary-Treasurer. A play to be put on was selected by the members and sponsor, David Brunty. Auditions and casting for “The Clumsy Custard Horror Show and Ice Cream Clone Review” were conducted and practice began. Black Masque was active in both the Homecoming and Heart Fund Variety Shows by sponsoring acts in each. They also sold Italian beef sandwiches and soda at the Mardi Gras Flea Market to raise money. Officers — L to R: Colleen Lacy, Vice-President; Jeff Starkweather, Secretary-Treasurer; Donna Wild, President BLACK MASQUE Library Staff = oa] Se a6 ae ie ¥ nt é oY Ea hw ie —— —ati ; = th oh hod! MPT LAA TD Back Row, L to R: Mary Beth Hagene, Rhonda Angleton, Rachel Dickey, Rene Kocian. Front Row, L to R: Gaylen Greer, Jeanette Kellerman, Thuy Bigham, Mary Baudison, Terri Loyd Nurse's Aides Left to Right: Heidi Rackley, Judy Lambert, Paula Lambert, Amy Place, Bernadine Loos, Carolyn Kellerman, Dana Morgenthaler Activities « ¥ of Bt 7 NTN “ ay he, % � ‘ Class of 84 Wins Float Competition “Lam totally embarrassed!” Julia Childs and E.T. visit P-C.H.S. 124 HOMECOMING uv Bonnie and.. . .Clyde hold up PCHS. “What's up, Doc?” HOMECOMING 125 Fun Days... A Parade. . . It's Homecoming! _ _ . —n— Doug Rice makes his own kind of music Fred Holland and one of his closest friends Keir Bryan gets initiated by upperclassmen 126 HOMECOMING @ Yosemite Sam visits PCHS on character day Sophomores — “Tee Pee’ the indians HOMECOMING | 127 Gayla Miller Crowned 1983-84 Homecoming Queen The 1983 Homecoming Week was full of activities and was a big success. The days were as follows: Prep and New Wave Day, 50’s Day, Character Day, Dress Up Day, and Blue and White Day. At the annual variety show the results of the Homecoming Court were announced: Silent Rage took first prize in the show. The seniors won the float competition between all four classes with the theme, ‘Pigskin the Indians.” At the Homecoming Dance, students were entertained by Southern Illinois Audio. Senior Gayla Miller was crowned Queen during the coronation ceremony. She was escorted by Daron Chandler. The court consisted of: 4th maid Cheri Thomas, escort Ron McGee; 3rd maid Kristi Bruns, escort Mike Hubler; 2nd maid Pam Rushing, escort Curtis Kish; 1st maid Kelly Hawkins, escort Rod Rushing; and Retiring Queen Lisa Wilson, escort David Carns. eb ciey 1983 Homecoming Court — L to R: Ron McGee — escort, 4th maid Cheri Thomas; Curtis Kish — escort, 2nd maid Pam Rushing; David Carns — escort, Retiring Queen Lisa Wilson; Daron Chandler — escort, Queen Gayla Miller; 1st maid Kelly Hawkins, Rod Rushing — escort; 3rd maid Kristi Bruns, Mike Hubler — escort. 128 HOMECOMING DANCE Ist Maid: Kelly Hawkins, Escort Rod 2nd Maid: Pam Rushing, Escort Curtis Rushing. Kish 3rd Maid: Kristi Bruns, Escort Mike Hubler. 4th Maid: Cheri Thomas, Escort Ron Retiring Queen: Lisa Wilson, Escort David McGee. Carns HOMECOMING COURT 129 You've heard of the ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW. You've heard of THE PUDDING THAT ATE DETROIT. You've heard of DR. ZHIVAGO. Now ask yourself, “What do they have in common?” That's right! Nothing. BUT take the wacky characters and zany au- dience participation of one, the stark terror and spellbin- ding horror of the other, and, finally, the soaring love and tempestuous triumphs of the last, and you get THE CLUMSY CUSTARD HORROR SHOW and ICE CREAM CLONE REVIEW. “| will tell the tale to you as it was told to me. And the tale will live in you.’’ So says Arnis Boheme, the gnarled old crone who invites the audience to par- ticipate in the tale of a magical kingdom by a mystical sea, the Land of Zob. We soon discover that there are two parts to Zob: Zob Proper, a place of mirth, glad tidings and double-knit Knight suits, ruled by the jolly King Dumb. Then there ts Zob Improper, the mysterious underworld, ruled by the Evil Dacron and protected by the tap dancing Ice Cream Clones, Polly and Esther. King Dumb is ready for his daughter to select a husband and all the Knights of the realm are anxious to claim her hand But the sweet Princess Prince has fallen for a gentle yet courageous lad she assumes to be a pauper. Not so! Little does she know that this scruffy stranger is Swashbuck Valpariso, bearer of the magic sword and master of ‘Fast Feet.” Alas, the Evil Dacron kidnaps Princess Prince and it is up to Swashbuck and his strange friend, Worfle, to rescue the maiden before she is fed A La Carte to the horrific and seemingly bottomless Clumsy Custard. With audience participation throughout, the play will leave you breathless with anticipation, reckless with abandon, and proud to a Zobian Black Masque Presents, ''The Clumsy Custard Horror Show and Ice Cream Clone Review'' Characters Arnis Boheme — Narrator Fred Holland Swashbuck Valpariso — Prince Proper of Valthusia . Kurt Grady Worfle — his friend Michelle Griffin Princess Prince — heir to Zob Proper throne Beth Perry King Dumb — ruler of Zob Proper Tobias Ekelin Dacron — ruler of Zob Improper Jeff Starkweather Alphasia — nanny to the princess Kim Davis Malforce — Prime Minister of Zob Proper Stephanie Hill Polly — Ice Cream Clones and Colleen Lacy Esther — Agents of Dacron Pam Rushing Head — beheaded by Dacron, now his Becki Mohr Confidante and Mantelpiece Sir Prize — Knights of Zob Proper Susan Pick Sir Vival Maureen Hiller Clumsy Custard — who knows? ...........0005 Doug Mohr Dennie Ginn Gina Peradotto Usher 1 Traci Chapman Usher 2 Cheryl] Millikin Director Anne Williams Stage Crew Cindy Murry Janet Bigham Sue Harvel Tim Keene Rose Zimmerman John Marler Tracy Keene Pat Keene Lights David Crumbacher Special Thanks to: Anne Williams Mr. Fred Starkweather Publicity Sandy Newton Director Sharon Harvel Mr. David Brunty Music Candice Wright eax 7 2 ‘ Ea PI Dana Morgenthaler 1983 Christmas Queen SYD, Christmas Court — Top, L to R: Escort Ralph Loos, 1st Maid Staci Starkweather; 3rd Maid Julie Dudek, Escort Mike Stickland. Center: King Karl Kellerman, Queen Dana Morgenthaler. Bottom: Retiring Queen Tammy Wolfe, King Kevin Hicks; Pages Kevin Kopshever, Amber Hopp; 2nd Maid Lisa Dinkins, Escort Brian Simpson 132 CHRISTMAS DANCE 1. Couples dance to the music of Southern Illinois Audio 2. Bill Howell sighs, “| wanted to be queen!” 3. Shelly Carney and Mike Pyatt enjoy. a slow dance 4. Anew dance is demonstrated to Pam Rushing 5. Aslow dance brings many couples out on the dance floor CHRISTMAS DANCE 133 Cindy Bruns Crowned Sweetheart Queen Sweetheart Court — L-R: Freshman Princess Amy Martin, Escort Brett Silbe; 5th Maid Shelly Carney, Escort Dwayne Epplin; 3rd Maid Nancy Epplin, Escort Matt Dudek; Page Kimberly Kellerman; Ist Maid Traci ¢ hapman, Escort Mike Pyatt; Queen Cindy Bruns, Escort Ron McGee; Retiring Queen Sheryl Mohr, Escort David Carns; Page Jamie Bathon; 2nd Maid Cheryl Schwarz, Escort Darrell Burnett; 4th Maid Missy Crain, Escort Johnny Caupert; Sophomore Princess Debbie Ross, Escort Mike Lee Sweetheart Queen Cindy Bruns and escort Ron McGee Cindy Bruns receives her crown from retiring Queen Sheryl Mohr 134. SWEETHEART DANCE Scenes From the Sweetheart SWEETHEART DANCE 135 Heart Fund Is Big Success pay ‘gy vv “ss The Heart Fund Variety Show and dance was spon- There were five sored by FFA and FHA again this year acts entered in the variety show, with the Plum Creek Band being judged the winner. The Priebe Brothers pro- vided the music for the dance Scenes From the Variety Show 136 HEART FUND ACTIVITIES Priebe Brothers Play Their Hearts Out for Dance HEART FUND) ACTIVITIES — 137 1984 Prom Court — L to R: Scott Long, Donna Hicks, Brian Smith, Lea Ann Boggis, Toby Queen, Mary Beth Hagene, Ron McGee, Staci Cuccatti, Karl Kellerman, Dana Morganthaler, Dan Haggard, Traci Chapman, and pages Mathew Stanley and Julie Jokish 1984 Prom King and Queen: Mary Beth Hagene and Toby Queen First Maid: Staci Cuccatti, Escort: Ron McGee 138 PROM Comes Alive for Jr.-Gr. Prom Second Maid: Dana Morganthaler, Escort: Karl Third Maid: Lea Ann Boggis, Escort: Brian Fourth Maid: Traci Chapman, Escort: Dan Kellerman Smith Haggard yt : Pages: Julie Jokish, Mathew Stanley. Inset — Retiring Queen and King: Donna Hicks Donna Hicks crowns her successor — Mary Beth Hagene and Scott Long 1440 PROM The Junior class works hard on making Prom successful The full crepe paper ceiling proves to be a challenge for these congress members ’ A P 4 Ne g - Brad Hill and Bill Howell assemble a giant clock _— 1984 Prom Servers — Standing, L to R: Aaron Robinson, Marty Beltz, Eric Dunn Eric Thomas, Dan Grafton. 2nd Row, L to R: Diane Bauersachs, Paula Kel lerman Charla Boling, Staci Starkweather, Kathy McKown, Lori Bierman. Sitting: Freddie Holland o Brian Voorhees and Marjorie Parsell share in the happy moments of their Senior Prom Many couples join in the festive occasion on May 5 The court couples enjoy their dance to “We've Got Tonight.” PROM 141 Special Olympians ° ‘Celebrate How Well They Do On Thursday, April 26, 1984, the Special Olympics Track and Field events were held at Bleyer Field in Carbondale. Frances Pit- man and Diane Brand were two participants from PCHS. They were accompanied by their teacher Mrs. Shirley Bigham. The PCHS Marching Panthers began the day’s events by playing ‘‘Mala- quena” and the “Star Spangled Banner.’ Both Frances and Diane entered the softball throw; Frances placed second in her division with a throw of 86'4” while Diane placed third in her division with 74'3”. Creator and founder of the Special Olympics, Eunice Kennedy Shriver stated, “In the world of Olympics, nations compete against each other. But here we don’t care where you come from. We don’t care what color you are. The reason we are here is to see you; to celebrate how well frances Pitman (left) second place finisher in softball throw and Diane Brand (right) third place you do.” finisher in softball throw Diane Brand receives her third place ribbon Frances Pitman with a very special friend. 142 SPECIAL OLYMPICS Senior Athletes and Alumni Honored Outstanding Senior Athletes — Darren Hopp and Mary Beth Hagene Democrat “Desire” Awards — Dennis Ginn and Mary Beth Hagene. ———— | Hall of Fame Inductees — L to R: Craig Templeton, Dr. Gene Stotlar, Woody Herrmany. Tom Millikin, not pictured On Monday, May 14, 1984, the annual All-Sports Banquet was held in the PCHS Girl’s Gym. Many outstanding senior athletes were recognized for their achievements throughout their four years at PCHS. The din- ner banquet was preceded by a welcome given by Ted Cunningham and was followed by the presentation of the awards. Darren Hopp and Mary Beth Hagene received the Outstanding Senior Athlete Award while Dennis Ginn and Mary Beth Hagene were chosen for the Democrat Hustle Award The Booster Club inducted four new members to the PCHS Sports Hall of Fame These new members joined last year’s in- ductees: Charles Neville, Jack Morgenthaler, Duster Thomas, and Marion Rushing. Craig Templeton, member of the class of ‘24 was chosen for his outstanding track ability. He won the state track 440 yard run in 1923 and 1924. From the class of ‘31, Woodrow “Woody” Herrmany excelled in football while in high school and later continued to play for St. Louis University. Dr. Gene Stotlar, member of the class of 45 participated in basketball and football while in high school He later became quarterback for the SIU Salukis as well as playing basketball for SIU Tom Millikin was a member of the state basketball championship team won in 1948 He later coached a state champion basketball team and became superintendent of another school who had a state champion basketball team also The evening was concluded by a slide presentation arranged by Glen Hamilton con sisting of color slides taken throughout the year by staff photographers ALL-SPORTS BANQUET 143 Geniors Venture to Nashville Tennessee On April 27, 1984, the seniors left on the annual class trip to Nashville, Tennessee. The first night in Tennessee was spent at the Grand Ole Opry where they saw a variety of performers including Ricky Skaggs and Roy Acuff. Saturday morning the group spent the day at Opryland. Saturday evening everyone got dressed up and went to eat a deli cious meal at the Four Guys Harmony House. Sun- day the seniors were unable to visit Andrew Jackson’s home due to the rainy weather and a power shortage. The exciting trip ended at 6:30 p.m. Sunday evening. 144 SENIOR TRIP SENIOR TRIP 145 146 GRADUATION 135 Tassels Turned on May 25, 1984 The Pinckneyville Community High School Class of 1984 8 Processional Candace Wright Invocation Reverend Samuel Eddy First Christian Church Angela Lambert President, Student Council David Crumbacher President, Senior Class M. Dean Brewer Principal FECSCIIEABOM ORAS ASS o heel 3 cin ead ate one sce leits dates Session Walter P. Grady Superintendent PreserCatent Gt LIMONNS inc ia Exes Apo nes cw sneaked eds Feo James Bauersachs Members, Board of Education Dean Crumbacher MRR AEES fone cies « eb cratn ola'oe ph De dee eae er eee) cake ae Walter P. Grady Benediction Reverend Samuel Eddy Recessional Candace Wright 1. Seniors await final steps of graduation 2. Class President David Crumbacher addresses the commencement audience. 3. Graduates receive their diplomas 4. Mr. Brewer gives Dana Morgen- thaler her American Legion Award 5. Mr. Grady presents class as Cheri Thomas reads the names 6. Seniors file into gymnasium. 7. Salutatorian Angie Lambert welcomes everyone GRADUATION | 147 Senior Directory Darcy Cheri Andrews Calendar Girl — Miss October — 4; Homecoming Court — 2; Socie- ty of Distinguished High School Students — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; United States . Achievement Academy — Business Education Award — 4; Black Masque — 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian — 2; Junior Class Congress — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 2, 4; Cheerleader — 2, 3, 4; Track — , 1, 2, 3, 4; Tumbling — 1. Rhonda Lynne Angleton Black Masque — 4; FHA — 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; Library Staff — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club — 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Basketball — 1, 2; Cross Country — 2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 1; Wrestling Cheerleader — 1. Janet Elaine Bathon FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3; Pep Club — 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 1. Kelly Batton Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 4; Chorus — 1, 2; Science Club — 4; Jazz Band — 3, 4; Track — (er James W. Beaty Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA — 2,3,4, Treasurer — 4. Mary Catherine Bochantin FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 3,4; Pep Club — 1. 148 SENIOR DIRECTORY Lea Ann Boggis Prom Court — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Color Guard — 2, 3, 4,,Captain — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Director — 4; French Club = ; 25 Pep Gua = 1)2;-35 4: Yearbook Photographer — 4. Dean A. Boismier Christmas Court — 2; Senior Favorite — Most Studious — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; JETS — 3, 4, Chemistry — 4; Math Team — 2, 3, 4; Academic All-American — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2; Library Staff — 2, 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish. National Honor Society — 2. Debra A. Brand FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 2; National Honor Society — 4; Pep Club — 1; Volleyball — 1, 2, cy Michelle M. Brand Society of Distinguished High School Students — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; French Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2; Volleyball — 1, We Paul S. Brueggemann VICA — 3, 4, Historian — 3, Parliamentarian — 4. Daniel R. Bruns FFA — 1, 2,3, 4; VICA — 3, 4. Heather L. Byran Society of Distinguished High School Students — 4; JETS — 2, Math; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 4; Library Staff — 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3; Science Club — 3,4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4. Walter David Bryant Pep Club — 3, 4; VICA’ — 3, 4; Basketball — 1; Cross Country — 2, So Wack = 2;.3,.4. James R. Carlson Senior Favorite — Most Friendly — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA — 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain — 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Defensive Player Basketball — 3; Most Improved Player Basketball — 3; Best Free Throw Percentage — Basketball — 4; All Conference — 4; Benton All Tourney Basketball — 4; Most Assists — Basketball — 4; WHCO All Star Basketball Game — 4. Susan Jo Carson Make-Up Crew — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 3, 4; Chorus — 4; FHA — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Spanish Club — 2, 3, 4, Secretary Treasurer — 3; Soft- ball — 1. John D. Carter Pep Club — 3, 4; Football — 4; Track — 4. Daron Edward Chandler Homecoming King — 4; Senior Favorite — Most Humorous — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2; Spanish Club — 1; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Improved Player Basketball — 4. Teri Chapman Sweetheart Court — 3; Color Guard — 1, 2, 3, Captain — 3; Black Masque — 1, 2; Chorus — 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2; 3,4; Track — 1,2. TraciL. Chapman Calendar Girl — Miss August — 4; Play — 4; Cast — 4; Prom Court — 4: Sweetheart Court — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Band — 1, 2; Pep Band — 1, 2; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-President — 1; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 3, 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; National Honor Society — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader — 1; Cross Country — 2, 3, 4; Softball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Statistician — Cross Country — 4: Softball — MVP — 4, Best Batting Average — 4. Shannon Denise Clark Graduation Usher — 3; Prom Server — 2; Illinois State Scholar — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Elk’s Stu- dent of the Month — (April) — 4; Academic All-American — 4; United States Achievement Academy — Journalism Award — 4: Rend Lake Essay Contest Win- ner — 4; Rend Lake President's Scholarship Winner — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer — 4; Chorus — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 4; Year- book Staff — 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Marching Bandswoman — 4; Eastern Illinois Honor Band — 3; IMEA District Band — 4; Quad State Band Festival — 4. David |. Cook Melissa Sherlyn Crain Sweetheart Court — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2; FHA — 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Spanish National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4. Dwayne D. Davis Richard J. Donahue Paul W. Edie FRA: —. 1, 2,374) Fep:Glub = “122: 3,4; VICA — 3, 4. Don E. Eisenhauer, Jr. Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Na- tional Honor Society — 3; VICA — 3,4, President — 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Quad-Captain — 4; Best Defensive Football Player — 4. Amy Beth Eubanks Graduation Usher — 3; Senior Favorite — Most Studious — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Outstanding Senior — 4; Presiden- tial Scholarship Award RLC — 4; FHA — 1, 2; National Honor Socie- ty — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3; Spanish National Honor Society — 3, Treasurer — 2 Duane Feltmeyer JETS = 4; Pep -Glabies 2,935.4: Science Club — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Basketball — 2; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Quad-Captain — 4; All Conference 2nd Team Football — 4; Best Defensive Football Player — 4. Mitchell Lewis Feltmeyer Stage Crew — 1; Black Masque — 1, 3; VICA — 2, 3, 4, Secretary — 4, Regional President — 4; Baseball — 2; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3; Baseball Manager — 3; Track ate Carl Ferguson FFA — 1; VICA — 3, 4; Football — 1, 4; Wrestling — 3. David T. Forys Bill Gill Society of Distinguished High School Students — 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3; National Honor Society — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4. Dennis Ray Ginn Play — 4, Cast — 4; Black Masque — 4: FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 2, 3, 4; Football — 1; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; MVP — Cross Country — 3, 4; All South — Cross Country — 4; Democrat Hustle Award — 4. David Walter Crumbacher Graduation Usher — 3; Play — 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew — 2, 3, 4; Prom Server — 2; Society of Distinguish- ed High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS — 3, 4; Math Team — 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Senior — 4; Academic All-American — 4; Elk’s Teen of the Month (November) — 4; America’s Outstanding Names and Faces — 4; SIU Good Student Banquet — 4; National Honor Roll — 3, 4; United States Achievement Academy —_Jour- nalism Award — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President — 4; Pep Band — 1,2, 3,4; Black Masque — 2, 3, 4; Class President — 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Student Council Representative — 4; Pep SENIOR DIRECTORY 149 Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Student Council — 4; Year- book Photographer — 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Marching Bandsman — 4; SISPA Honorable Mention — 2, 4; Kodak Award of Achieve- ment — 4; Images Honorable Mention — 4; EIU Honor Band — 3; Jazz Band — 3, 4; Murray State University Quad State Honor Band — 4; John Philip Sousa Band Award — 4; Semper Fidelis Band Award — 4; Baseball — 1; Golf — 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP — 4; Basketball Manager — 1; Basketball Timer — 2, 3, 4; SICA All-Star — 4, Golf. Staci Lynn Cuccatti Calendar Girl — Miss November — 4; Co-op Student — 4; Prom Court — 4; Society of Distinguish- ed High School Students — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; United States Achievement Academy — Business Education Award — 4; Flag Corps — 1; Pom Pon Girl — 2, 3, 4, Captain — 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; National Honor society = 3).4;,Pep Club: — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader — 1; Volleyball afl. Michael Wayne Dalman FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4, 3rd Vice Presi- dent — 4; Pep Club — 4; VICA — 3,4. Donald L. Davis FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Ist Vice Presi- dent — 4; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3. Kurt P. Grady Play — 3, 4, Cast — 3, 4; Prom Server — 2; Senior Favorite — Most Likely to Succeed — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS — 2, 3, 4, Biology — 4; Elk’s Student of 150 SENIOR DIRECTORY the Month (March) — 4; Academic All-American — 4; Band =), °2,3, 4; Pep Band) — 1,2; 3; 4; Black Masque — 3, 4; Library Staff — 1; National Honor Society — 3,4.Pep Gluba=— 1,23, -4; Science Club — 3, 4, President — 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Ac- tivities Chairman — 3, 4; Jazz Band — 3, 4; Murrary State University Quad State Honor Band — 3, 4; Baseball — 1; Football — 1, 2, 3; Wrestling Manager — 4; Track — 3; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3. Jaci Lu Greer FFA — 2, 3, Secretary — 3; Pep Club — 2, 3, 4. Steven B. Greer Pep Club — 1, 3,4; VICA — 4. Mary Beth Hagene Calendar Girl — Miss September — 4; Homecoming Court — 2; Prom Queen — 4; Panther Mascot — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; French National Honor Society — 3, 4; Chorus — 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff — 4; National Honor Society — 3,.4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — Secretary-Treasurer — 4; Basket- ball — 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain — 4; Track — 1; Volleyball — 2, 3, 4, Captain — 4; MVP — Basketball — 4; MVP = Volleyball — 4; J.V. Best Defensive Volleyball — 3. Daniel W. Haggard Prom Escort — 4; VICA — 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — ieee 3 Mitchell David Harsy Prom Server — 2; Illinois State Scholar — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; JETS — 4, Graphics; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Science Club — 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 3: Football — 1. Tracy Lynn Hartman FlagiCorps = +12; Chorus — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 4; Volleyball Manager — 2. Sue Ellen Harvel Play — 4, Cast — 4, Stage Crew — 3; Color Guard — 1; Black Masque — 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA — 3, 4, Southern Region State Vice- President — 4; Volleyball Manager — 1, 2; Girl’s Basketball Manager — 4; Girl's Statistician — 4; Track mae Ya Kim Higgerson Sweetheart Court — 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff — 2, 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer — 4. Darren M. Hopp Senior Favorite — Most Athletic — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS — 4; French Club — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 4; French National Honor Society — 3, 4; Baseball — 1; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 1; Foot- ball — 2, 3, 4, Quad-Captain — 4; Track — 1, 2, 3; Outstanding Male Athletic — 4; Best Free-Throw Percentage Basketball Award — 2; Most Assists — Basketball — 3; Best Free-Throw Percentage Basketball Award — 3; Best Of- fensive Back Football Award — 4. Bradley Allen House Graduation Usher — 3; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS — 4; Math Team — 2, 3; Outstanding Senior — 4; Elk’s Student of the Month — 4; United States Achievement Academy — Business Education Award — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 2, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1,2, 3,4. Tonya Jae Howe Mike J. Hubler Homecoming Court — 4; Pep Clu = Se AEE 2S ore Baseball — 1, 2; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael R. Huff Illinois State Scholar — 1, 4; Socie- ty of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 4; French National Honor Society — 4; Cross Country — 2, 3, 4; Wrestl- ing — 2. Sherry Lynn Hutchings FHA = , 2; PepiGlub’— 4, 2, 3. Diana D. Jarrett Christmas Court — 3; Make-Up Crew — 3, Play; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 1, 2, 3; Black Masque — 3; Chorus — 2, 4; Photography Club — 3; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4. Allen R. Jones VICA — 4. Michael Edward Keene VICA — 4. Nancy Michele Keene Co-op Student — 4; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3; Chorus — 1; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Track Manager — 3; Track — 1; Volleyball — 2, 3, 4. Elizabeth Lynn Kellerman Society of Distinguished High School Students — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band .— 1, 2, 3; FHA = 2,3; French Club — 1; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 4. Joan Marie Kellerman Christmas Court — 2; Co-op Stu- dent — 4; Chorus — 2, 3, 4; FHA = 1. Karl E. Kellerman Christmas King — 4; Prom Escort — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA — 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain — 4; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3, 4 Track — 1; Al Conference, Basketball — 2; SICA Team — 4; IBCA All-Star Basket- ball Team — 4; Lion’s Club All-Star Basketball Team — 4; MVP — 4; Most Rebounds — 2; WHCO All- Star Team — 3. Molly Ann Kellerman Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 4; Pep Clue = sid, aa: Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4. Rita Jean Kellerman Co-op Student — 4; Prom Server — 2; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; FHA — 1; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club al Curtis J. Kish Homecoming Court — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2; Spanish Club — 1, 2; VICA — 1, 2, 3, 3; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1. Edward Joseph Kocian Prom Server — 2; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Math Team — 2; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4. President — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2. Jon H. Kringer Thersa Rae Kujawa Calendar Girl — Miss February — 4; Pom Pon Girl — 1, 2; FHA — 4; Nurses Aid — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 4; Wrestling Cheerleader — 1. Colleen Patrice Hiller Lacy Cast, Play — 3, 4; Prom Server — 2; Senior Favorite — Most Athletic — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS — 2; Math Team — 2; Black Masque — 3, 4, President — 4; Chorus — 1, 2; Class President — 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Congress — 3; National Honor Society — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President — 4; Spanish National Honor Society — 3, 4, President — 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3; Cross Country MVP — 2, 3, 4; SICA All South Team — 2; Track MVP — 1, 2,3. Judy Elaine Lacy FHA — 1; French Club — 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society — 3, 4. Lisa Lynn Lambert SENIOR DIRECTORY 151 152 Flag: Corps — 1, 2,3; FFA. —-1, 2, 3, 4, 3rd Vice-President — 3, Secretary — 4; VICA = 3 Angela Dawn Lambert Co-op Student — 4; Graduation Usher — 3; Stage Crew, Play — 3; Senior Favorite — Miss PCHS — 4; Salutatorian — 4; DAR Award — 4; Illinois State Scholar — 4; Socie- ty of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS — 2, 4; Math Team — 2, 4; Elk’s Student of the Month — 4; Band — 1; Pep Band — 1; Black Masque — 3, 4; French.Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Council Member — 2, 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4, President — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4, Secretary Treasurer — 4; Student Council — 1, 2, 3, 4, President — 4; French National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Panther Sportswriter — 4. Sherry Kay Lee Chorus. | 2; FHA —-1,-2; Pep Club — 1, 2; Basketball — 1; Track — 1,.2. Lisa Lively Flag Corps — 1; FHA — 1, 2; Pep Club — 14. Samuel E. Loyd, Jr. EFAL= 14,.2)13, 4) Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 3, 4; Cross Coun- try — 3, 4; Co-MVP Cross Coun- try — 4. David Lueker FFA — 1; VICA — 4; Baseball — 1; Football — 1; Wrestling — 1, 2. Roxane Lunnemann FHA =) 1 2;-Pep. Club =. 1; Spanish Club — 1. Rhonda Lea Mann SENIOR DIRECTORY Co-op Student — 4; Flag Corps 1, 2, 4; Library Staff Chips LA 2s 2; Track I 1,25 FHA-= ie; ? Pep Cheerleader — 1, Manager — 2; Track — Cristina Martin Graduation Usher — 3; Prom Server — 2; Society of Distinguish- ed High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps — 1; FHA — 3; National Honor Society — 3, Pep Club — 1, 2; Spanish Club Pee Ne 2 Danny L. Martin Barbara J. Mathis FOA = 2, 3; Pea Club-— 2; 3, Spanish Club — 2, 3, 4. Karen Sue McCurdy Flag Corps — 1; Chorus — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 3, 4; Pep'Club — 1, 2, 3. Ronald H. McGee Homecoming Escort — 4; Prom Escort — 4; Prom Server — 2; Sweetheart King — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2: Pep Band — 1; 2; FHA — 4, French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 4; Student Council — 1; Yearbook Staff — 1; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4. Rodney Mifflin Pep Club — 2; VICA — 3, 4. DARIN J. MILLER DAVID D. MILLER Gayla Jean Miller Calendar Girl — — 4; Homecoming Court — 2, 3, Queen — 4; Seniof Favorite — Most Friendly — 4;. Society of Distinguished High School Students — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Band — 3, 4, Ban- ner Carrier; Black Masque — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Treasurer — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 2, 3, 4; French National Honor Society — 4; Cheerleader tis a Re Miss December Lynnette S. Miller Pep Club — 1,2; FFA — 1;FHA — ] Cheryl Lynn Millikin Play — 3, 4, Make-up — 1; Band —-1, 3,4; Pep Band.=..17 Pom Pon Girl — 1, 3, 4, Co-Captain — 4; Black Masque — 1, 3, 4; Chorus — 2; National Honor Society — 4; Pep . Clab =. 15) 2a Cheerleader — 1; Softball — 1, 4. Kathy Sue Mitchell Chorus: = 1; FHA. — 4, 3, + French Club — 3, 4; Pep Club — f Re we ef David Edward Mohr FFA — 3, 4, Reporter — 3, Treasurer — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3; State Farmer Degree — 4. Dana Lynn Morgenthaler Calendar Girl — Miss June — 4; Christmas — Queen — 4; Prom Court — 4; Prom Server — 2: Senior Favorite — Most School Spirited — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS — 3, 4; Rend Lake College Essay Contest Winner — 4; Band — 2, 3, 4, Ban- ner Carrier; FHA — 1; French Club — 2; Junior Class Congress — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Nurses Aid — 1, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 2, 3; Cheerleader — 1, 2, 3, 4 Laura Jean Morgenthaler Play — 3, 4, Stage Crew — 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3; Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Manager — 2, 3; Girl’s Track Manager — 2, 3. Julie L. Nehrkorn Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students — 2, 3, 4; French Na- tional Honor Society — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3; French Club — 2, 3, 4% Na- tional Honor Society — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3,4. Marjorie J. Parsell Stage Crew — 4, Play; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS — 3; Academic All-American — 4; Mur- ray Quad-State Honor Band — 4; IMEA, Band — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 4; Chorus — 1, 3, 4; FHA — 3, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 47°Science Club — 3, 4; Student Council — 1; French National Honor Society — 1, 2, 3; Softball — 3; Track — 1, 2, 3,4. Michael Pearson VICA — 2, 3,4. Gina Rae Peradotto Play — 3, 4; Cast — 3, 4; Make- Up — 3, 4; Senior Favorite — Most Humorous — 4; Band — 1, 4; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Basketball Statisti- Can, Elizabeth Perry Play — 3, 4; Cast — 4; Stage Crew — 3, 4; Senior Favorite — Most Likely to Succeed — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; JETS — 3, 4; French National Honor Society — 4; Col- or Guard — 4; Black Masque — 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Historian — 2; National Honor Society — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Softball Manager — 3. Frances Pitman Bruce Price Toby Gayle Queen Prom King — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; French Club — 1; Junior Class Congress — 3; Na- tional Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 4 VICA — 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative — 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 2, 3, 4; Football — 1; Baseball MVP — 3; Second Team All-Conference Third Baseman — 3. Barbara Ann Rednour FHA. = 1 2;:Pep Club = 3; Spanish Club — 1, 2. Denise Lynn Reeder Graduation Usher — 3; Prom Server — 2; Valedictorian — 4; Il- linois State Scholar — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS — 3, 4, Physics — 3; Math Team — 1, 3; Elks Student of the Month — 4; United States Achievement Academy — Business Education Award — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4. Debbie Rees Pep Club — Club — 1. 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Todd L. Rennison Pep Club — 2. Pamela Sue Rushing Calendar Girl — Miss January — 4; Co-op. Student — 4; Homecoming Court — 4; Play — 4; Cast — 4; Make-Up — 1; Band — 1; Pep Band — 1; Pom Pon Girl — 4; Black Masque — 1, 2, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 3, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4, State Qualifier — 1; Wrestling Cheerleader — 1; Wrestling Towel Girl — 4. Rodney N. Rushing Christmas Escort — 1; Homecom- ing Escort — 4; Senior Favorite — Mr. PCHS — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Junior Class Con- gress — 3; National Honor Society = 3,4; Pep Club. = 4; 2. 3). 4+ Science Club — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Quad- Caprain-= 4; Track. = 4 2} Football All-Conference Line — 4; Team — MVP, Football — 4; Best SENIOR DIRECTORY 153 154 Lineman — 4; Coal Bowl All-Star Game — 4; Basketball Best Defen- sive Player — 4; Honorable Men- tion, Evansville Courier — All South — 4. Linda Sue Ryterski Co-op Student — 4; Pom Pon Girl — 1, 2; Black Masque — 3; FHA — 2, 3, 4; Library Staff — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball — Manager — 3. Cheryl Ann Scwarz Homecoming Court — 3; Sweetheart Court — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2; FFA — 2; FHA — 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club: — 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club. -= “1,” 2). 3, Historian — 2; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4. Rhonda Bernice Shaw Graduation Usher — 3; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; French National Honor Society — 4; Flag Corps — 1; Black Masque — 3; Chorus — 4; French Club — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club = 12: Tracie L. Singer Society of Distinguishéd High School Students — 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1, 3, 4; French Club: — 3, 4: Pep Club) — 1, 2;.3, 4; Track — 1,2, 3, 4. Brian Sanford Smith Prom Escort — 4; Rend Lake Scholarship — Mining and In- dustrial Technology — 4; Gold Key Award — Tenth Annual Southern Illinois Regional Scholastic Art Award Exhibit — 4; Illinois High School Photography Contest — Second Place and Honorable Mention — 4; Band — 1, 2, 324; Peo Band = 1, 2;-3, 4: SENIOR DIRECTORY FFA — 4; VICA — 2, 3, 4, Reporter — 4; Yearbook Photographer — 4; Basketball — 402-3; Cross ‘Country — 2; 3; Football — 1; Track — 1, 2, 3; United States Achievement Academy — Journalism Award — 4. Catherine Jane Smith Prom Server — 2; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; JETS — 4; Chorus — 2; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society - 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball Manager — 3. Amy Jane Speegle Co-op Student — 4; Play — 3; Cast — 3; Band’ .— 1, 2,3; Peo Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus — 3; FHA — 1, 2; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Manager — 3; Volleyball Manager — 3; Volleyball Statistician — 3. Jeffrey A. Sronce Jeffrey D. Starkweather Play — 3, 4; Cast — 4; Stage Crew — 3; Senior Favorite — Most School Spirited — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 3, 4; Academic All- American 4; IMEA District Band — 4; Murray-Quad-State Band — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 3, 4, Secretary Treasurer — 4; Chorus — 4 French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Staff — 2; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 4; Football — 1, 2: Golf =: 3; Track — 4) 2, 3; 4; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track MVP — 4, Robert Patrick Stewart Prom Server.— 2; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 3, 4; JETS — 3, 4; Graphics — 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, French Council — 1; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 4; 1st All- Conference — 3, Baseball; Coal Bowl — 4. Ed B. Suchomski FFA. — 1, 2; Pep Club — 2; VICA — 2,3,4. Kimberly Ann Taylor FHA — 1; Library Staff — 4; Pep Club — 1. Rhonda Faye Tedder Flag Corps — 1, 2; Chorus — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 2; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael E. Thomas Cheryl Lee Thomas Calendar Girl — Miss July — 4; Christmas Court — 1; Co-op Stu- dent — 4; Homecoming Court — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; United States Achievement Academy — Journalism and Business Award — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer — 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1; Junior Class Congress — 3; National Honor Society — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff — 2). 3, 4) lazz-Band’ — 3,4: Cheerleader — 1; Softball — 1. Greg Thompson Society of Distinguished High School Students — 4; Pep Band — 1, 4; Chorus — h; Pep Club -- 2, 3,4; VICA — 2, 3, 4; Football — 1; Football aaa Np 2x Basketball Manager — 1, 2, 3, Baseball Manager — 1, 2, 3, Basketball Statistician — 2, 3, 4. I 4: 4: 4: Debbie Treat FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 3, 4; Library Staff 1; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 1. Donna Margaret Urbanek Co-op Student — 4; Graduation Usher — 3; Prom Server — 2; Il linois State Scholar — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS — 4, English; Math Team — 1, 4; Outstanding Senior — 4; Elk’s Student of the Month — 4; United States Achievement Academy —_ Jour- nalism Award — 4; FHA — 1; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer — 4; Pep Club — 1; Yearbook Staff — 2, 3, 4; French National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4. Brian Scott Voorhees Graduation Usher — 3; Play — 3, Stage Crew — 3; Prom Server — 2; Senior Favorite — Most Talented — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High—Scho6ol Students — 3, 4; JETS — 3; Math Team — 1, 3, 4; Outstanding Senior — 4; Murray State Univer- sity Quad-State Honor Band — 4: Elk’s Student of the Month — 4: SIU Good Student Banquet — 4; United States Achievement Academy — Journalism Award — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, President — 4; Pep) Band’ — 4, :2, 3,4; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 4; Class Vice-President — 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; Na- tional Honor Society — 3, 4, Vice-President — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4, Vice-President — 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President — 2, President — 3, 4; Student Council — 2, 3, 4, Vice-President — 4; Yearbook Staff — 2, 3, 4, Editor- in-Chief — 4; Spanish National Honor Society — 2, 3; 4; Cross Country — 2, 3; Track — 1, 2. Cassandra B. Weatherford Graduation Usher — 2; Stage Crew — 3, Play; Senior Favorite — Most Talented — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3; Spanish Na- tional Honor Society —_ 3, Secretary — 3, Vice-President — 4; United States Achievement Academy — Journalism Award — 4; Black Masque — 3, 4; Pep Club — 4; Science Club — 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian — 3, 4; Yearbook Staff — 4; Yearbook Photographer — 4. Donna Diane Wild Calendar Girl — Miss May — 4; Make-Up — 2, Stage Crew — 3, Play; Prom Server — 2; Student Director — 3, Play; Band —°1, 2; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club =) ed, 3 rdek = 91, 23: Wrestling Towel Girl — 3; Girl’s State Track Meet — 2. James Williams Pep Club — 3,4; VICA — 3, 4. Robert Earl Williams FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 3, 4; VICA — 3, 4, Vice-President — 4: Football — 1; Track — 1; Wrestl- ing — 1. Lisa K. Wilson Calendar Girl — Miss March — 4; Homecoming Queen — 3; Band — 1, 2, 3; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3; Black Masque — 4;.FHA — 2; French Club — 2, 3, 4, Class Council — 3; National Honor Society — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 1; Cheerleader —Fy BY -es | Janet Denise Winter Play -— 4; Make-Up — 3; Sweetheart Court — 3; Ist Place Cooking Contest — 1; Flag Corps — 1; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 4; Tumbling ay. Jamie Bruns Wright Calendar Girl — Miss April — 4; FHA — 2, 3, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; Pep: Club = 1, 2,3, 4: Rod Wolfe FFA — 1, 2; VICA — 2, 3, 4. Paula Jean Yeager Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 2, 3, 4; French Club — 2, 3, 4; Pep Clubi-- 4,2, 354, Tim Zeidler Pep Band — 1, 2, 3; Library Staff — 1,2; Pep Club — 1, 2; VICA — 3, 4, Parliamentarian — 4; Baseball — 1, 2; Cross Country — 1; Foot- ball — 1; Golf — 2, 3, 4; Wrestling = 2 oe. Ann Marie Zimmerman French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 4; Pep Club — 1, 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY 156 CLOSING As the Winter Olympics continued, it proved to be a disappointment for the U.S as they brought home only a handful of medals. Bill Johnson won a gold in downhill skiing while Phil and Steve Mahre captured the gold and silver respectively in mens slalom. In men’s figure skating Scott Hamilton won a gold medal as Rosalyn Sumners won the silver in women’s figure skating. Debbie Armstrong and Christin Cooper finished first and second in the women’s giant slalorn win ning the gold and the silver. The bad weather continued in February causing school to be cancelled from the 27th to the Ist of March. As a result of this, the basket- ball regional had to be postponed. The Pan- thers lost the regional championship game to Coulterville by a score of 45-49. This marked the first time in nine years that Pinckneyville didn’t win the regional title. February was also the time of the Grammy Awards which was dominated by Michael J ackson who was nominated for twelve awards. Jackson won eight of the twelve, including single of the year — ‘Beat It” and album of the year — Thriller. At this time Thriller had sold thirty million copies worldwide and had produced seven top- 10 singles The boys class A basketball sectionals were held on March 6, 7, and 9 where McLeansboro defeated Cairo and Breese Mater Dei topped Coulterville. On March 16th “March Madness’ reached its peak as the McLeansboro Foxes became the state champions with their win over the Mt Pulaski Hilltoppers On the first day of April and many days afterward the soulful sounds of Marvin Gaye could be heard on radio stations everywhere. Marvin Gaye Jr., 44, was shot and killed in L.A. on April 1st, he would have been 45 on April 2nd. On April 16th and 17th Black Masque presented their play entitled, “The Clumsy Custard Horrow Show.” In col lege basketball the Hoyas of Georgetown beat the Cougars of Houston for the NCAA title. The number of Democratic presidential candidates was narrowed to three, leaving Walter Mondale, Jesse Jackson and Gary Hart. The Senior class took their annual trip to Nashville, Tennesse on April 27th As May began, the minds of many were busy with thoughts of things such as Prom exams, and graduation. The Junior-Senior Prom was held May 5th; Mary Beth Hagene and Toby Queen were crowned Prom queen and king. Hockey's Stanley Cup was won by the Edmonton Oilers as they defeated the New York Islanders 5-2 on May 19th. The Russians, along with many other countries, made plans to boycott the 1984 Summer Olympics that will be held in Los Angeles beginning July 28th. School was dismissed early on the 23rd and 24th, the two days of final exams. On May 25th the class of 1984 was graduated from PCHS opposite page 1. Mrs. Bigham helps Mary Bochantin and judy Lacy with their art projects 2. The girls’ softball team follows the game from the dugout 3. The “Paper Blob” takes over the 2nd floor hallway on the last day of schoo! 4. French Students and Chaperones going to Europe: L to R, Standing: Karla Denman Mrs. Sheley, Traci Chapman, Gayla Miller Mrs. Black, Mrs. Wilson, Mary Beth Hagene, Bill Howell, Nancy Epplin. Kneel ing: Candace Wright, Fred Holland, Beth Perry, Dan Grafton, Kathy McKown this page 1. Seniors make a “Run for the Restrooms at a rest stop on the way to Nashville Tenn 2. Mr. Hall assigns seats to the Seniors dur- ing graduation practice 3. Members of the boys’ track tearm await the start of the next race at the Christopher meet 4. Lisa Lively relaxes at the end of art class 5. leff Starkweather and Dawn Lacy enjoy themselves at the Prom CLOSING 157 Spring Honors and Awards SCHOLARSHIPS Consolidation Coal Scholarship Shannon Clark Laura Morgenthaler, Alternate Deaconess Alumni Scholarship Angie Lambert Delta Theta Tau Scholarship Angie Lambert Alberta Kuhnert Memorial Scholarship Brian Voorhees Helen Kuykendall Scholarship WATEhe Donna Urbanek Outstanding Seniors — Sitting, L to R: Donna Urbanek, Angie ; ; , ; Lambert, Amy Eubanks. Standing: Brian Voorhees, Brad House, James Millikin President’s Scholarship David Crumbacher Denise Reeder AWARDS Rend Lake College President’s Scholarship American Legion Award Shannon Clark Dana Morgenthaler David Crumbacher Kurt Grady Amy Eubanks DAR Good Citizenship Award Elks Students of the Month LAO Shannon Clark Best Senior French Student David Crumbacher Gayla Miller Kurt Grady Best Senior Spanish Student Brad House Denise Reeder Angie Lambert Rend Lake Essay Contest Winners Denise Reeder Shannon Clark Donna Urbanek Dana Morgenthaler Brian Voorhees Rita Kellerman, Honorable Mention JETS Team — Kneeling, L to R: Darren Hopp; Dean Boismier, Ist place Chemistry; Brad House; Pat Stewart, 3rd place Graphics; Duane Feltmeyer; Mitch Harsy, 2nd place Graphics. Standing: Kurt Grady, 3rd _ place Biology; David Crumbacher; Mike Huff; Donna Urbanek, 2nd place English; Dana Morgenthaler; Cathy Smith; Angie Lambert; Denise Reeder, 3rd place Physics; Beth Perry; Mr. Edward Birkner, sponsor 158 HONORS PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS 4 Years 1 Year Best L to R: David Crumbacher, John Philip Sousa Award; Mr. Stephen Cannedy, Band Director; Shannon Clark, National School Choral Award FFA AWARDS Section 24 Foundation Award Winners Ag. Sales and Service — Dan Bruns Corn Production — Mike Pyatt Crop Production — Ed Kocian Crop Specialty — Everett Kocian Livestock Production — Matt Dudek Forestry Management — Curt Bostick Fruit and Vegetable Production — Sam Loyd Horse Proficiency — Lisa Lambert Small Grain Production — John Caupert Swine Production — David Mohr State FFA Degrees Lisa Lambert David Mohr Ed Kocian Section 24 Farm Management 2nd Place Team Diane Bauersachs — 4th Ind Brian Bender — 5th Ind Bart Ferrero — 6th Ind Jason Jenkel — Team Member Mark Thompson — Team Member Section 24 Creed Speaking Contest Mark Thompson — 2nd Ind. Section 24 Speech Contest Tracy Kuhnert — 3rd Ind. S.1.U. Invitational Speech Contest Gaylen Greer — 1st Ind. — Extemporaneous State Horse Judging Contest 5th Place Team Jeff Rains — 13th Ind. Michelle Jenkel — 23rd Ind. Shon Mcintrye — 24th Ind. Bart Ferrero — Team Member Section 24 Livestock Judging Ist Place Team Chad Rushing — 1st Ind. Ken Buser — 4th Ind. Eric Dunn — Sth Ind. Dwayne Epplin — Team Member Lucille Suchomski — Team Member Rend Lake College Ag. Mechanics Scholarship Dan Bruns SPORTS MVPS Cross Country Colleen Hiller Lacy Dennis Ginn Sam Loyd Football Rod Rushing Volleyball Mary Beth Hagene Basketball Mary Beth Hagene Karl Kellerman Track Pam Rushing Jeff Starkweather Softball Traci Chapman Baseball Pat Stewart Mary Bochantin Molly Kellerman Brian Voorhees 3 Years Mike Dalman Dennis Ginn Rita Kellerman Cris Martin Marjorie Parsell Greg Thompson Donna Urbanek 2 Years Paul Edie Bill Gill Steve Greer Joan Kellerman Ed Kocian Toby Queen Denise Reeder Cheryl Schwarz 1984 HONOR STUDENTS Valedictorian — Denise Reeder Salutatorian — Angie Lambert Rita Kellerman Ed Kocian Cris Martin Ron McGee Dana Morgenthaler Marjorie Parsell Toby Queen Donna Urbanek Brian Voorhees Dean Boismier Shannon Clark Melissa Crain David Crumbacher Amy Eubanks Kurt Grady Mitch Harsy Brad House Mike Huff Kelly Batton Jim Beatty Dean Boismier Debra Brand Danny Bruns Shannon Clark David Crumbacher Amy Eubanks Mitch Feltmeyer Carl Ferguson David Forys Mary Beth Hagene Darren Hopp Brad House Nancy Keene Beth Kellerman Karl Kellerman Curtis Kish Sammy Loyd David Lueker Karen McCurdy David Mohr Julie Nehrkorn Gina Peradotto Heather Phillips Rod Rushing Linda Ryterski Rhonda Shaw Cassie Weatherford Donna Wild Jamie Wright Paula Yeager HONORS 159 Another year has quickly passed and another yearbook completed. As the Senior editors, we hope we have made this year- book something special. We would like to thank our co-advisors Mr. Daniel Herbst and Mr. Glen Hamilton for helping usathroughout the year. We would also like “g.thank the yearbook photographers and thesPyparit Staff whose dedication and hard work have made this yearbook a special remembrance that we can enjoy forever. No matter what direction our lives may take, we will always have this 1983-84 yearbook to remember the time we had together. : Senior Editors, Shannon Clark 4 Cheri Thomas Donna Urbanek i Brian V@orhe@s Ly a Sl CassielV @atherford . ? ‘s 1 . “a 4 160 CLOSING i be “r% $a x aT