Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1985 volume:

1984-85 Pyramid Editor In Chief: Debbie Hopp Senior Editors: Kim Davis Nancy Gerrish Michelle Griffin Tonya Hull Lara Wilson Co-Advisors: Daniel Herbst Glen Hamilton Photo by Ron McCrary Pinckneyville Community High School Pinckneyville, Ill. Volume 52 THE 1984-85 PYRAMID STAFF WELCOMES YOU TO REFLECT BACK ON THE TRACKS AND HAPPENINGS OF 1984 and 1985. Title Page | CONTENTS CONTENTS CONTENTS SPORTS 58 2 Table of Contents CLOSING 146 ranks 122 CONTE NTs Table of Contents 3 As the new school year began, students made tracks in all directions in preparation for all the upcoming sports and organizational activities. The varsity f« yotball team finished up their season with a record of five wins and four losses. Individual achievements were made by Brad Shottor who set two s Highest Percentage Passing — 94% and Most Consecutive Completions Passing 16 17 1984-85 Homecoming game was played against the Carlyle Indians The Panthers score of 38-12. Senior Robbie McCrary reigned as Homecoming Queen The annual Mardi Gras celebration took place on October 27 with Heather Rams Gras Queen In national headlines the Ist baboon human heart transplant look place Baby Fae. made medical history and generated ethical questions as she fought f Other news included the 1984 Elections in which Republican Ronald R term. Democrat Geraldine Ferraro was the trst woman ever Of vice-president In local headlines friends and families mourned the death of Bobby Y automobile accident on December 2. Bobby was a very welHiked and active student t PCHS. The Panther Golf team finished their season with a record of 17-1. Over the past four years the team s record has been an impressive 67 wins and only 3 losses. The varsity basketball team completed successful season also, with a record of 21-8, while the Frshman team finished 20-3 Another record-breaking year took place on the album charts as Prince and the Revolution overtook top-seated Michael Jackson with their album Purple Rain. Bruce Springsteen also brougnt about record breaking statistics and national pide with his top selling album Born in the USA. The Baseball team finished 16-8 with Ralph Loos and Brad Shotton chosen to be on the All-Conference Ist team. Steve Thomas made the 2nd team. In Softball, Rhonda Perkey made ALL SWEC ist team and Staci Starkweather made ALL-SWEC 2nd team On May 31 friends and families were once again brought together to pay their last respects to Stevie Hill who was killed in an automobile accident. Stevie participated in many activities at PCHS and will be greatly missed School was dismissed early the 29th and 30th, the last two days of final exams. On May 31 the class of 1985 graduated from PCHS ‘ = a — is tethd bps 1. Panther fans show their winning spirit at a pep rally. 2. Kristi Bruns Hubler capt ures her ee ned in Mrs. Hoeinghaus’ class. 3. Panthers spells nothing but Victory. 4. Panther mascot Rachel Dicky takes a closer look at the home crowd. Opposite Page: ‘ 1. Lori Weatherford friend are ready for a [i fun in the sun. ; 3.Sam Carney shows his Panther spirit Homecoming week. 4. Boys’ PE class play an unbelievable basketball. bs 5. Tammy Napier and Genea Glenzy ing Spanish Style. 4 Opening 1984-85 Senior Favorites 1, Car — Porsche Jaguar Convertible Mustang 2. Movie — Beverly Hills Cop Ghandi Fast Times at Ridgemont High 3. Song — We're Not Gonna Take It 1 Can‘t Drive 55 Rebel Yell 4. Group — Prince REO Speedwagon Van Halen 5. T.V. Show — Knots Landing MASH Cosby Show 6. Soap Opera — Young and Restless Guiding Light All My Children ©... 5 6 Opening This Page: 1.Mr. Robb proudly shows off his new baby gi y girl. 2. Jeff Rains and Bernadine Loos take time off from class to talk. 3. Freshman boys look forward to three more years of dances. 4. Mr. Brewer and team anxiously await the outcome of the game. Opposite Page: 1. Substitute teacher, Mrs. Schafer, takes time off to pose for the camera. 2. Sth hour Chemistry class listens intently as Mr. Birkner explains the chapter. 3. Girls enjoy the fun and excitement at the Christmas Dance. 4. Lori Weatherford, Shelly. Carney, and Sharon Harvel lounge between classes. 5. Tom Schweizer and Rich Williams on their way to another | hard day in band. 1984-85 Senior Favorites 1. Fast Food — McDonald's Hardees Taco Bell 2. Place to go on a Date — Movie Party Out to Eat 3. Excuse for staying home — Sick Opening 7 FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY Oo. FACULTY . @ FACULTY Board of Education Board of Education — Front Row (L to R): Jim Stern, Jack Stumpe, President; Mary Roe. Back Row: Dick Luke, Jim Bauersachs, Dean Crumbacher, Secretary. Absent When Picture Was Taken: Charles Thomas 10 Board of Education Administration Mr. Walter P. Grady, District Superintendent Mr. Dean Brewer, Building Principal During the 1984-85 school year at P.C.H.S., faculty members maintained their teaching and coaching assignments from the previous year. However, three new cooks, Laura Epplin, Barbara Brand, and Eunice Schrader, were added to the P.C.HSS. staff. Carol Camp, who took a year’s leave of absense for the 1983-84 school year, resigned her position at P.C.H.S. She had taught Math classes, P.E. classes, and coached various sports during her eight years here. She continued working as a Misson Service Corps Volunteer in Rutland, Vermont. Bob Frassato con- tinued to work in the math department. This year, the faculty was evaluated by an Accrediting Association known as the North Central Association of Col- leges and Secondary Schools. This evaluation occurs every seven years. A self-evaluation is the first part of the North Central Evaluation. Faculty members rate themselves in 18 various categories, such as; School and Com- munity, Philosophy and Objectives, School Facilities, and Student Activities along with various academic subjects. A team of approximately 25 teachers, professors, and administrators came to P.C.H.S. for a three day visit at the end of April to evaluate the faculty in the categories mentioned previously. This evaluation is necessary in order for our high school to remain accredited. Administration 11 English, Foreign Language ; Carole Black — Junior and Senior English, French, French Club Sponsor = Daniel Herbst — Junior and Senior English, Yearbook, Girls’ Assistant Basketball Coach, Sophomore Class Sponsor George McPheeters — Science Faculty - Science, Business Elaine Dailey — Junior and Senior English, Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor Ernest Queen — Freshman English Jean Horn — Business Education or Harral Hall — Sophomore English, Senior Class Sponsor Edward Birkner — Science, JETS Team, Science Club Sponsor ) ate . f Linda Johnson — Business Education Mathematics, Special Services, Music Wes Choate — Mathematics, Robert Frassato — Mathematics Boys’ Assistant Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach Cathy Ortolan — Mathematics, Title |, Freshman Class Sponsor . . Bese , = CV. UF ; Shirley Bigham — Special Pat Sheley — Individual Instruction Education, Art Stephen Cannedy — Band and Mr. Nehrkorn, Mrs. Hatch, and Mrs. Hoeinghaus share Chorus Director a funny story before school. Faculty 13 Glen Hamilton — Drawing, Electricity, Photography, Yearbook Ray Lambert — Mining and Reclamation, Mechanics, VICA Sponsor Alex Singer — Woods, Metals, Welding and Machine Shop 14. Faculty : : ; rH Ramona Hatch — Home Economics, Consumer Education, FHA Sponsor Sam Loiacono — Mining and Reclamation, Welding, VICA Sponsor Vocational Education Jeannette Hoeinghaus — Home Economics, Consumer Education, FHA Sponsor Coaches Corn, Glenzy and Choate have their attention on the east end of the court as they plan the varsity’s next move. Physical Education, Health, a Dick Corn — Driver's Education, Boys’ Physical Education, Boys’ Head Basketball Coach, Boys’ Head Track Coach, Cross Country Coach a Greg Hale — Health, Boys’ Physical Education, Boys’ Assistant Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, Girls’ Softball Coach David Brunty — History, Speech, Black Masque Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor Social Science Neva Corn — Girls’ Physical Education, Girls’ Head Basketball Coach, Cheerleading Sponsor Roger Minton — Boys’ Physical Euca- tion, Driver's Education, Social Science, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Boys’ Track Coach, Head Wrestling Coach Gary Glenzy — Boys’ Physical Educa- tion, History, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, Boys’ Assistant Basket- ball Coach, Boys’ Head Baseball Coach Linda Rudolph — Girls’ Physical Education, Head Volleyball Coach, Health, Girls’ Head Track Coach Mr. Robb is a very proud Papa as his daughter gets her first look at Panther basketball. Faculty 15 Guidance, Library, Nurses, Joe James — Guidance Counselor, Cooperative Education Nurse, Health Occupations Joan Miller — Secretary 16 Faculty Secretaries Lularose Wilson — Guidance Counselor, National Honor Society Sponsor Betty Stumpe — Health Service Technician “I'm getting a piece of this cake if it’s the last thing | do!’’ says Mr. Hamilton. David Columbo — Librarian , + eo A Nadine Craig — Bookkeeper and Secretary Mr. Cannedy helps Chorus members by singing through their parts with them. Bus Drivers, Custodians, Cooks NGS ww ’ _ -. , i‘ Bus Drivers — (L to R): Tom Denton, Lylia Hagel, Raymond Przygoda, Orel Bigham, Diane Fisher, Lloyd Kellerman. Lg Zeek AT. Custodians — (L to R): Robert Nehrkorn, George Butcher, John Cooks — (L to R): Mabel Woodside, Cafeteria Manager; Laura Ep- Poninski, Head Custodian; Dean Carson. plin, Cook; Barbara Brand, Cook. Not Pictured: Eunice Schrader. 17 CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES Upperclassmen The 1985 Senior class worked hard at en joying their senior year. They raised money by selling Stanley Products, Magazines, and raffling off a side of beef and twenty dollars worth of gas. Great pride was taken in the senior shirts that were made especially for the seniors with everyone’s name. The senior class officers were Bill Howell — President, Nancy Gerrish — Vice President, and Kim Davis — Secretary-Treasurer. The seniors were represented on the Student Council by Kim Davis, Amy Place, Brad Shot- ton, Leanna Timpner, and Bob Yates. Cindy Murry and Derrick Carroll represented the seniors in the Christmas Court. Toward the end of the year everyone looked forward to the class trip to Nashville, Tennessee and enjoyed it immensely. As graduation drew near, a feeling of closeness set in as everyone thought of the great times at PCHS and the years ahead. Not pictured are A. J. Fisher, Bruce Taylor, and James Williamson. Senior Class Officers — In Tree: Bill Howell, President. (L to R): Kim Davis, Secretary-Treasurer; Nancy Gerrish, Vice-President. Senior Girls know how to ROCK! Dan R. Arview Carla J. Ausmus Margaret Baudison Linda Kay Bender ; Janet Sue Bigham Kimberly L. Black Curtis R. Bostick Bobbi Sue Brand Diane M. Brand Angela M. Brooks Dallas J. Bruno Cynthia A. Bruns Kevin D. Bumann . 7 Darrel: Burnett Donald L. Burris a es 4 Christine M. (Haney) Buschshulte Samuel A. Carney Shelly Anne Carney Derrick Carroll Kevin Carter Amy B. Carver V. John Caupert Jr Daniel Wade Cheek . i. Dennis D. Conner Kimberly D. Davis a. . Rachel Anne Dickey Lisa D. Dinkins Lori Dobrinick Terry Duckworth Senior Favorites i Most Friendly — Alex Eddy and Amy Place Most Humorous — Kim Davis and Bob Yates Most Likely to Succeed — Kevin Grantham and Leanna Timpner Most School Spirited — Rhonda Perkey and Bill Howell Most Studious — Michelle Griffin and Mark Urbanek Most Talented — Nancy Epplin and Derrick Carroll Matthew C. Dudek Karla K. Dunn Stacy Kevin Dunn Alexis L. Eddy Nancy Jean Epplin Paul Ray George ; Nancy L. Gerrish Kevin R. Grantham Michelle Renee Griffin Julie Hagene Wade A. Hanks Douglas Hardin Shelly J. Hartstirn men Hi WY Ls Sharon Kay Harvel Traci Lynn Heine Richard R. Heisner Amy Lou Hepp ad: Bradley Lane Hill Kimberly L. Hill Scott E. Hill Stephanie E. Hill Debbie M. Hopp Bill Howell Kristi Bruns Hubler , ry Tonya L. Hull 4 Douglas M. Jackson ; Theresa D. Jenkel tod David Jennings Dawn A. Johnson Marc Johnson Tena M. Keller Carolyn Kellerman Phillip Kellerman Mike Kelly Donald E. Laird Teri L. Kuhnert pte Bian. Angela K. Lee Judy L. Lambert Donna Lazoen Tammy L. Lee Rebecca J. Lively Bernadine Ann Loos Stacy A. Loucks 2 . Terri L. Loyd James R. Lueker Mary E. Luke John Richard Lukes Gregory A. Luthy Darren G. Lynch Phillip L. McConnell Robin Lee McCrary Ronnie L. McCrary Joeseph K. Meese Tammy K. Mifflin Becki Mohr Douglas C. Mohr Cynthia Ann Murry Sandra Jane Newton Allen D. Niemeyer Daniel K. Opp Lyman D. Parsell Rhonda Lynn Perkey Susan E. Pick “4 . Amy G. Place Jerry R. Porter , : Julie A. Pursell Michael Dean Pyatt Chris Rennison Douglas Allen Rice Allison R. Richardson Darren E. Ridgeway Theresa L. Rose Patricia A. Schratz Gary Schwebel} Lisa M. Schwebel Bradley K. Shotton Brian K. Simpson Mark E. Scronce Gina A. Thomas Kimberly A. Thomas Leanna Sue Timpner Mark D. Tripp Mark Paul Urbanek Francie Van Houton Lara R. Wilson : Z ; Allison Jill Woodside Robert J. Yates ; . m Ros e Mary Zimmerman 1 Cindy Murry and Derrick Carroll return from chorus. 2 Senior Float blasts Indians. 3 The Four Musketeers make the scene on second floor. 4 Sam Carney has the looks that kill. By! PS et FR: So. 4 LAN Es | wy 4 tee (Jade Meuhy Jan. Goede en te, oa: n Hbisias then hing UBS on ee aE, Be Sad Pe ra” fl ay: A 6 hee al B es , al + KS — Snack Uebanck oth. ‘ . x. a y) Juniors Set and Achieve Many Goals The Junior class began the year by setting two goals. First to put on a great prom, and second to start to raise money for colored senior pictures for the yearbook. To raise money for these projects they had a sandwich stand at Mardi Gras; sold Christmas ornaments and gifts; and sold flower bulbs at another time. At the beginning of the year they elected Staci Starkweather, Ralph Loos, Eric Thomas, Matt Mason, and Klint Hawkins, student council representatives. They also elected class officers: Freddie Holland, President; Staci Starkweather, Vice-President; and Bonnie Fulk, Secretary-Treasurer. The Juniors won the float competition in the Homecoming parade as they “Sandwiched the Indians.”’ At the Christmas dance the Juniors were represented by Ross Guthrie and Kathy McKown, who was first maid Pictures not available for: Ronald Ferrari and Susan Lukes. Phillip Baker John Batson Diane Bauersachs Troy Bedwell Marty Beltz Becky Black Beth Black Charla Boling Chad Brand Janet Brand a Seutee ‘i BY fsb Wa Rosie Brand Marty Bruno Ken Buser Jason Carson Heath Chapman 38 Juniors SQM ae Class Officers — Bottom: Freddie Holland, President. Top (L-R): Starkweather, Vice-President; Bonnie Fulk, Secretary-Treasurer. Mike Chapman Leanna Clark Shari DeFord John Degehhart Karla Denman Eric Dunn Gary Duvardo Rusty Emling Danielle Epplin Dwayne Epplin Todd Farthing Bobby Ferguson q se Ron Ferrari Me All Juniors don’t always pose for the camera as well as these do Lisa Fleming Tamara Fred Bonnie Fulk Donna Giacomo Dan Grafton Juniors 39 Ross Guthrie Kelly Hawkins Klint Hawkins Kyle Heisner Lori Bierman-Henseler Paul Hill Maureen Hiller Tracy Hinds Freddie Holland Lisa Houghland Gary Huggins Susan Hutchings Mike Isaacs Tara Keene Paula Kellerman Eric Knapp Rena Kocian Julie Korte Don Kroll Tammy Kujawa Dawn Lacy 40 Juniors Freddie Holland, Junior Class President, takes on a new look. The Junior Class’ first place homecoming float Sean Lukes and Heath Chapman, trying to stay out of trouble Leslie Lambert Paula Lambert Mike Lee Lynn Lively Barry Logan Ralph Loos Scott Martin Matt Mason Amy Mathenia Cory McClurken Darlene McCosky Mike McDonnough Kathy McKown Juniors 41 Joe Miller Amanda Modlin Susie Mohr LaDonna Montgomery Rhonda Moore Curt Morrow Steve Napier Terry Nelson Tom Odom Leslie Ogilvie Gene Opp Scott Opp Jeff Owen Lynn Ozburn Troy Pabst Terry Padfield Tim Place Ginger Porter Heather Ramsey Cindy Rednour John Rees Aaron Robinson Debbie Ross Chad Rushing 42 Juniors Three friends (Danielle Epplin, Beth Black, Debbie Schwarz) share a smile Debbie Schwarz Mike Secoy Angie Spencer Jeanne Spurgeon Staci Starkweather Lucile Suchomski Rachel Tedder Brian Thomas Eric Thomas Steve Thomas Jack Vancil Darin Webb John Wesseln Eddie Whitson Rich Williams Mary Woodside Candace Wright Ginger Wright Juniors 43 Sophomore Class Officers — (Left to Right): Tracy Keene, Secretary- Treasurer; John Marler, President; and Lynne Murphy, Vice-President Mary Adcock Mary Baudion Brian Bender Clinton Bigham Thuy Bigham Bart Brand Robin Brock Scott Brown John Bruno Matt Bruno Judy Buschulte 44 Sophomores The sophomores had a very busy second year at P.C.H.S. Their newly elected officers were John Marler, Lynne Murphy, and Tracy Kenne. Clinton Bigham, John Marler, Lynne Murphy, and Anne Williams represented them in the student council. In November and December, they began their jewelry sale and earned over $900.00 for the class. The top sellers were Jimmie Joslin, Pat Keene, and Sherry Hart Poster, key keeper, and candy sales took place in March and April and earned approximately $800.00 for the treasury. Carman Jausel, Sherry Hart, and Lisa Miller were top sellers. Cheryl Houghland was selected for the Homecoming Court. Tammy Napier and Scott Jenkel represented the sophomores at the Christmas Dance. Finally, in the spring Amy Martin was chosen for the Sweetheart Court. The class of 87 is looking forward to an exciting junior year. Pam Keene sings the blues Kim Buschulte Eric Campbell Aaron Carter Amy Cheek Karen Cheek Barry Craig Jerry Davis Scott Degenhart Kristin Dolling Julie Dudek Chris Eggemeyer Travis Elder Rich Emling Kenny Epplin Jeanette Feltmeyer Gary Ferrari Bart Ferraro Doug Finney Shelly Fisher David Forbes Sophomores 45 Darla Gill Genea Glenzy Joni Grahman Gaylene Greer Mindy Hagene Angela Haney Sherry Hart John Hartman Mike Heiman Laurie Hepp Travis Hicks Gary Holt Nathan Homan Cheryl Houghland Susan Hutchings Carman Jausel 46 Sophomores Jason Jenkel Michelle Jenkel Scott Jenkel Kenny Johnson Jeff Jones Lance Jones Anne Williams heads to the Band Room for Chorus rehearsal Mike Jones Paul Jones Jim Joslin Pam Keene Pat Keene Tim Keene Tracy Keene Jeff Keller Jeff Keller Chris Kellerman Janelle Kellerman Katie Kellerman Philip Kellerman Phyllis Kellerman John Marler waiting for the next act at the Homecoming Variety Show Sophomores 47 Aaron Konkel Tracy Kuhnert Jerry Lacy Danny Lambert Paul Lambert Vicki Lambert Lisa Lawhorn Danny Loos Melissa Loos ’ Anna Lynch andl Paul Lynch — Z Amy Martin catching some rays Natalie Malan Scott Malinski John Marler Bob Marlow Amy Martin Melanie Mason Matt Mathis Jim McCrary Sean McCune Shon Mcintyre Eric McRoy Scott Brown smiles at the camera unaware of the evil that lurks behind him. 48 Sophomores Lisa Miller Bianca Mohr Greg Morgenthaler Tina Morgenthaler Betsy Mucha Lynne Murphy Tammy Napier Glen Nehrkorn Kevin Nowakowski Jeff Ogilvie Keith Oyler Cheri Pabst Jeff Parsell Chris Perkey Kenneth Pierce Heath Rackley Heidi Rackley Jeff Rains Kim Reinhardt Forrest Ridgeway Tami Rude Sophomores 49 Jaci Scholebo Renee Shirk Kim Shotton Brett Silbe Bob Spangler Tim Sprenger James Spurgeon Mike Strickland Kirk Surry DeeDee Szarek Dale Thompson Mark Thompson Chuck Tripp David Urbanek Beth Vancil Mike Walker Lori Weatherford All work and no play . . 50 Sophomores Windblown hairstyles — all the rage at P.C.H.S « Amy Welch Tami Whitson Amy Williams Anne Williams Melvin Williams Wayne Williamson Jeff Woodside Yolanda Woodside Amy Wright Matt Wright Sophomores 51 Class of ‘88 Has Great Expectations The Freshman Class began its first year at PCHS by uniting from many schools to form a unique and talented class. The class acquired their first taste of politics by electing Trisha Caupert, Karen Fulk, Jamie Grafton, and Shay Hagel to represent them in the student council and Bridget Hiller, Elizabeth Eddy, and Melissa Runion as Class Officers. The Class of ‘88 later displayed their salesmanship as they began building funds for their treasury by selling candy and calendars. The freshmen participated in the Homecoming festivities by dressing up in various costumes throughout the week. They also entered a float in the parade and were represented in the Court by Stephanie Shirk. The freshmen also played an active role in the initiation process. At Christmas, Jamie Grafton and Shay Hagel represented the class in the Christmas Dance Court. Karen Arview David Baker Robbie Bardle Jim Bauersachs DeAnn Beatty Kevin Bird Lisa Bruns David Burris Trisha Caupert Chris Chandler Nathan Chapman Scott Cook Kim Damron Beth Davis Jeff Davis Freshmen Freshman Class Officers: left to right, Elizabeth Eddy — Secretary- Treasurer, Bridget Hiller — President, Melissa Runion — Vice President FRESHMEN!!! Jean Duckworth Elizabeth Eddy Sonya Edwards Aaron Epplin Bart Epplin David Ferguson Matt Flowers Jeff Foutch Karen Fulk Laura Gooden Jamie Grafton Barry Graskewicz Chris Grimm Stacy Hackworth Shay Hagel Heath Hagene Danny Harriss Lisa Hastings Aaron Hawk Brad Hawkins Lisa Heisner Debby Henson Caby Hepp Bridget Hiller Freshmen 53 Glen Hoeinghaus Scott Hoolt Lisa Homan Pam Hurley Susan Hutchings B rett Isaacs Kim Jenkel Shirley Jones Angie Kellerman Jeannette Kellerman J. P. Kelly Tricia Kelly Kathy Kinstler Valerie Kish Kathy Knapp Jennifer Korte Janice Kroll Duane Lee Blake Lindner Lon Lindner Grason Little Joel Louis Karan Loyd Alisa Malinski 54 Freshmen a_i Sean Starkweather shows his Panther spirit Mike Maxwell Jodi McDonnough ta a wt Be vee Tim McDonnough Tom McKenzie Steve McKinstry Kyle McKown Jeff Moore Blake Murphy Tina Odom Dennis Opp Mitchell Petty Rhonda Pickett Linette Pitman Paula Pryzogda Robert Pyatt Will Pyatt Lauri Rediger Anne Rednour Jamie Grafton is interested in pursuing a career in modeling Freshmen 55 Dana Rice Joe Rock David Roe Melissa Runion Julie Ruppert « MN ) ) IN Pat Schratz Tom Scheizer Stephanie Shirk Keith Simpson Melody Singer Erin Smith Millie Smith Nancy Spencer Sean Starkweather Louie Stroehlein Matt Sullivan Cindy Taylor Steve Taylor It’s not that funny, Stephanie 56 Freshmen Kent Thomas Sharon Timpner Cheri Toler Darin Toler Too pooped to pop in P.E Edie Toler Paula Urbanek Jim Vancil Chad Walton Brent Weatherford Mary Whitson Alicia Wilks Vickie Williams Mike Witbracht Cassie Wolfe Jason Woodside David Zeidler “Watch out for the hall patrol!” Freshmen 57 DA - 2 a oe Oo DA Be ma ain) Sv q , rf . i) Ye. - = AEN ie «x - = Aas waa ea Ae | ee Stud SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 1984-85 Varsity Football Team — (L-R) Front Row: Mike Isaacs, Darin Webb, Steve Thomas, Ralph Loos, Ross Guthrie, Chad Rushing, Matt Mason, Phillip Baker, Gene Opp. Second Row: Head Coach Gary Glenzy, Assistant Coach Roger Minton, Manager Kevin Grantham, Manager Klint Hawkins, Assistant Coach Wes Choate. Third Row: Steve Napier, Bob Ferguson, Mike Lee, Eric Knapp, Eric Thomas, John Batson, Scott Martin, Sean Lukes, Paul Hill. Fourth Row: Rusty Emling, Darrell Burnett, Sam Carney, Lyman Parsell, Doug Mohr, John Lukes. Back Row: Bill Howell, Mike Pyatt, Dan Cheek, Bob Yates, Brad Shotton, Dean Blades, Gary Schwebel, Chris Rennison ; ; rs : th eh «Spe “F ’ — oH ‘= 2 Bee (HERS FE, De ED re som 1984-85 Football Coaches — (L-R) Front Row: Wes Choate, 1984-85 Football Managers — (L-R): Kevin Grantham, Klint Gary Glenzy, Roger Minton. Back Row: Tom Mcintyre, Dean Hawkins, Bart Ferraro Brewer 60 Varsity Football Sidelines watch as Panthers roll past Sparta 1984-85 Football Quad-Captains — (L-R): Sam Carney, Der- rell Burnett, Doug Mohr, Lyman Parsell Tough defense stops Carlyle’s attack Running back Sam Carney tries to get around Chester tacklers 5. Coach Glenzy calls time out to talk over strategy for the next play Ralph Loos breaks around the outside to gain yardage Football 61 1. Quarterback Brad Shotton shows his excellent form by handing off to John Lukes. 2. Panther defense crushes another running back in the A-] game. 3. Offense scrambles for a loose ball. 4. Panthers celebrate after scoring a touchdown. 5. Quad-Captains present Coach Glenzy the game ball following his 100th career victory. 62 Football Panther Underclassmen 1984-85 Sophomore Football Team — (L-R) Front Row: Brian Bender, Jeff Keller, Mike Strickland, Phillip Kellerman, Tim Sprenger, Shon Mcintyre, Dale Thompson, Keith Oyler. Second Row: John Hartman, Mike Walker, Scott Jenkel, Jim Mc- Crary, Jeff Ogilvie, Travis Hicks, Jeff Keller, Ken Epplin, Jim Joslin, Manager Bart Ferrero. Back Row: Coach Wes Choate, Nathan Homan, Aaron Konkel, Jeff Rains, Rich Emling, Brett Silbe, Mike Heiman, Greg Horganthaler, Eric Campbell 1984-85 Freshman Football Team — (L-R) Front Row: Coach Dean Brewer, Robert Pyatt, Jeff Moore, Keith Simpson, Assistant Coach Tom Mcintyre. Second Row: Dennis Opp, Blake Murphy, Jimmy Bauersachs, Kyle McKown, Sean Starkweather, Lonnie Linder, Matt Sullivan, Joe Rock, Joel Louis. Third Row: Jason Woodside, Tom McKenzie, Aaron Hawk, Tom Schweizer, Chad Walton, Brent Weatherford, Matt Flowers, Brad Hawkins, David Roe, Jeff Davis. Back Row: Bart Epplin, David Ferguson, J. P. Kelly, Danny Harriss, Shay Hagel, Tommy Frank, Chris Chandler, David Baker, Louie Stroehlein. Not Pictured: Steve McKinstry. Football 63 1984-85 Cross Country Team 1984-85 Cross Country Team — (L-R) Front Row: Amy Wright, Bridget Hiller, Chris Perk ey, Maureen Hiller, Heather Ramsey. Second Row: Brett Isaacs, Clinton Bigham, Kent Thomas, Jeff Foutch, David Burris. Back Row: Eric Dunn, Heath Hagene, Mike Chapman, Scott Opp, Aaron Robinson, Matt Mathis, Kevin Bird, Dwayne Epplin, Blake Lind- ner, Alex Eddy, Aaron Epplin, Barry Graskewicz, Mitch Perry, Glen Nehrkorn . Maureen Hiller crosses the finish line after the hard run. Glen Nehrkorn voted boys MVP for 1984-85 . Blake Linder leads as Dwayne Epplin closes in. . Tired runners look forward to crossing the finish line 64 Cross Country Golf Team Makes Tracks With 17-1 Record A om we! Golf Team — Back Row (L-R): Dan Grafton, James Spurgeon, Marc Johnson, Lance Jones, Kyle Heisner, Kevin Dunn, Gary Duvardo, Keir Bryan, Coach Greg Hale. Front Row (L-R): Aaron Carter, Nate Chapman, David Zeidler, Glen Hoeinghaus, Caby Hepp, Barry Craig, Cory Hepp, Stevie Hill. Losing only to DuQuoin, the Panther golfers finished their regular season play with a record of 17 and 1. In tournament play Pinckneyville took firsts at both the Nashville Invitational and at the Southwestern Egyptian Conference Tournament and received second place at the Panther Invita- tional and at the IHSA Regional at Carterville. They also placed fourth at the IHSA Sectional at West Frankfort and ninth at the Cardinal Creek Classic in Mascoutah. 1984 Overall Averages A Team Marc Johnson Kevin Dunn Cory Hepp Barry Craig Aaron Carter Gary Duvardo Glen Hoeinghaus Team Average 161.8 B Team Barry Craig Cory Hepp Glen Hoeinghaus Nate Chapman Lance Jones David Zeidler Caby Hepp Dan Grafton Cory McClurken Team Average 174.0 Kevin Dunn, three years lettered; Coach Greg Hale; Marc Johnson, four years lettered and team MVP. Volleyball Trail Ends With 14-12 Record Varsity Volleyball — Back Row (L to R): Coach Linda Rudolph, Millie Smith, Lori Dobrinick, Carolyn Kellerman, Carla Denman, Cindy Bruns, Mary Luke, Mindy Hagene, Darla Gill. Front Row (L to R): Mgr. Kim Jenkel, Staci Starkweather, Melissa Loos, Angie Spencer, Mgr. Michelle Jenkel. Not Pictured: Tammy Napier A smile from MVP Mary Luke | All eyes are on the ball as the tirst hit is taken Cindy Bruns delivers another forceful spike across the net 66 Volleyball Girls began making their tracks in sports with a seven and a half week season of volleyball. During this time they competed in twenty-six matches, the Benton Tournament, the Sparta Tournament, and the Regional. The girls won 2nd place at the Benton Tourney after defeating Carterville. Their achievements didn’t end there, however, at the Sparta Tourney they also placed second after winning two of the four matches they competed in. With the returning seniors leading them on, the var- sity squad bumped, set, and spiked their way to a 14- 12 record. The J.V. squad, being full of talent, worked their way to an 11-7 record. Seniors, Mary Luke and Lori Dobrinick, were chosen for the Sparta All Tournament Team. Mary Luke, also chosen as an All-Conference Team member, was selected as MVP by her teammates. Mary Luke denies the ball entrance to the Panther’s side of the net as Tammy Napier looks on x� Carolyn Kellerman uses “backward stratepy’’ to bump the ball ci Starkweather and Lori Dobrinick await the Il to set. Lori Dobrinick sends the opponents a smashing surprise! Volleyball 67 JV's Leave Winning Trail Behind JV Volleyball — Back Row (L to R): Mgr. Kim Jenkel, Tracy Kuhnert, Paula Pzygoda, Carman Jausel, Lisa Bruns, Melissa Loos, Darla Gill, Coach Linda Rudolph. Front Row (L to R): Millie Smith, Angie Spencer, Janette Kellerman, Nancy Spencer, Janelle Kellerman, Mgr. Michelle Jenkel Tammy Napier concentrates on the falling ball Another hard spike by Lori Dobrinick for the Missy Loos gets in position to set the ball before bumping it across the net J.V.’s to learn by 68 Volleyball Lady Panthers Suffer Disappointing Season Girls’ Varsity Basketball — Back Row (L to R): Coach Neva Corn, Staci Starkweather, Kim Hill, Carmen Jausel, Carolyn Kellerman, Tammy Napier, Mindy Hagene, Rose Zimmerman, Tracy Kuhnert, Maureen Hiller, Asst. Coach Dan Herbst. Front Row (L to R): Scorekeeper — Kim Jenkel, Mgrs. — Gary Duvardo, Sean Starkweather, Joel Louis, Kevin Dunn, Trainer — Michelle Jenkel ) . by) ats Girls’ JV Basketball — Back Row (L to R): Elizabeth Eddy, Karen Fulk, Tracy Kuhnert, Julie Korte, Jennifer Korte, Carman Jausel, Millie Smith, Coach Dan Herbst. Kneeling (L to R): Scorekeeper — Kim Jenkel, Trainer — Michelle Jenkel Girls’ Basketball 69 Lady Panthers Win During Regional As winter settled in, basketballs began bouncing in the girl’s gym. Some of which were being dribbled by newcomers to the sport. The J.V. team’s season was con- sidered more as a learning experience due to the fact that five of the seven girls making up the team were first year players. Through many hard practices these girls im- proved their basketball skills, and were able to pull off a one point win over Sparta The Varsity team had a disappointing season, winning only two games. One was a 66-43 win over Tamaroa in the first round of the Regionals. The girls returned only to be beaten 45-35. Three seniors, Carolyn Kellerman, Kim Hill, and Rose Zimmerman were recognized before the last home varsity game, against Carlyle. Both teams showed a lot of effort and determination by never giving up. Many of the girls gained experience in Varsity play and will be ready to begin next year, playing better than before At the close of the season the members of the team voted Staci Starkweather — Most Valuable Player and Best Defensive Player and Mindy Hagene — Most Im- proved Player Carolyn Kellerman pushes defense away as Tracy Kuhnert shoots one from the outside A face-to-face defensive block by Maureen Hiller Staci Starkweather gives her all in the jump ball against Nashville 70 Girls’ Basketball 1 Tammy Napier drives down the middle for a layup 2 “And she’s off!” 3Lady Panthers show mixed emotions during last minute instructions 4 A tough defense by Carolyn Kellerman and Staci Starkweather 5 Tammy Napier gives the stop signal but 33 doesn’t heed her warning Girls’ Basketball 71 1984-85 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Boys’ Varsity Basketball — Front Row (L-R): Managers Bart Ferrero, Kevin Grantham, and Klint Hawkins. Second Row (L-R): Coach Wes Choate, Darin Webb, Matt Mason, Kyle Heisner, Alex Eddy, Steve Thomas, Mike Isaacs, Ross Guthrie, and Coach Gary Glenzy. Back Row (L-R): Head Coach Dick Corn, Danny Cheek, Dean Blades, Chad Rushing, John Batson, Jason Carson, Dwayne Epplin, Brad Shotten, Mike Chapman, and Coach Greg Hale ; ; 4 | 3 9.38 pre | ; ’ vr. P . 4 Seniors — Bottom (L-R): Brad Shotten, Dean Blades. Top (L-R): Dan Cheek, Coach Corn gives an encouraging talk to the players and fans Alex Eddy before the Sectional game Four seniors, Dean Blades, Danny Cheek, Alex Eddy, and Brad Shot- ten, depart with a successful overall record of 21-8 and the 10th regional win in Coach Corn’s head coaching career. The Panthers miss- ed clinching the Conference Championship by two losses, both to the Carlyle Indians finishing with a Conference record of 12-2 There were many exciting moments for these players to remember and look back on through the years. Defeating the DuQuoin Indians three times was only the beginning of their highlights and hard-fought battles. They worked hard in defeating the Anna-Jonesboro Wildcats, once by 2 and a second time by 4, against that team which later ad- vanced to the State Finals in Champaign. The Panthers did well in the Carbondale Holiday Tournament defeating the West Frankfort Redbirds 73-50. Once again the Cross- County rivals met in tournament action, and the Panthers beat the In- dians 65-63 in overtime. They were defeated by the Cairo Pilots 52-46, which put them in second place. Jason Carson was named to the All- Tournament team In the mid-season Benton Tournament, the Panthers finished 3-2 Again they met up with the Cairo Pilots and were able to defeat them 71-68. They also saw a victory over Okawville and the state-ranked McLeansboro Foxes. They were defeated by Olney and Benton. Both Jason Carson and Steve Thomas were named to the All-Benton Tourney team. The “Big Blue’ won the Regional Championship by demolishing the Coulterville Eagies and the host Chester Ye wicks As the Panthers advanced to the Sectional Tournament, Pinck- neyville fans were “True Blue” and gave their time and effort to back the Panthers. A pep session was organized for the night before the sold-out game with a very good turnout. Not only students, but several parents came out to learn the cheers and chants and support the team The Thomas Gymnasium was filled with blue and white, fans cheering, and an excited team. Unfortunately Breese Mater Dei, No. 2 ranked in the state, was able to slide by the Panthers by only two points. ‘eS Jason Carson battles hard in the Sectional Game Ross thanks the fans for attending the pep session Steve Thomas handles and protects the ball in the front court Boys’ Varsity Basketball y 3 “Red” Epplin inbounds the ball against Breese. Panther mascot Rachel Dickey 74 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Panther Award Winners Most Valuable Player — Jason Carson Most Improved Player — Chad Rushing Best Defensive Player — Brad Shotton Best Free Throw Percentage — Darin Webb Most Assists — Steve Thomas Most Rebounds — Jason Carson Most Inspirational Player — Alex Eddy Jason Carson waits for the rebound against Benton. The Panther team attends the pep session Boys’ Varsity Basketball 75 - a ere). Frosh Finish With Best Record Ever: 20-3 Freshman Team — Standing (L to R): Coach Greg Hale, Blake Lindner, Kevin Bird, Danny Harriss, }. P. Kelly, Will Pyatt, Nate Chapman. Kneeling (L to R): Jason Woodside, Brett Isaacs, Glen Hoeinghaus, Kent Thomas, Mitchell Petty, Chad Walton Sophs Win Benita Tourney Sophomore Team — Standing (L to R): Dale Thompson, Shay Hagel, Matt Mathis, Lance Jones, Rich Emling, Nathan Homan, Barry Graskewicz, Aaron Epplin, Coach Wes Choate. Kneeling (L to R): Greg Morganthaler, Jeff Keller, Mike Strickland, Travis Hicks, Tim Sprenger, Aaron Konkel, Scott Jenkel. 76 Boys’ Freshman and Sophomore Basketball J.V.s Win SWEC Conference Title = JV Team — Standing (L to R): Barry Graskewicz, Kyle Heisner, Mike Chapman, John Batson, Chad Rushing, Paul Hill, Scott Opp, Aaron Epplin Kneeling (L to R): Coach Wes Choate, Eric Dunn, Travis Hicks, Matt Mason, Brett Isaacs, Shay Hagel, Coach Gary Glenzy Matt Mason in the backcourt Mike Chapman and Chad Rushing fight for a loose ball All three Junior Varsity teams end- ed their seasons on a joyous note this year. The J.V. Panthers defeated their final SWEC opponent, Du Quion, by a score of 86-84 to wrap up the con- ference title and finish with an overall record of 15-3. The Sophomore team beat West Frankfort, 84-67, in the championship game of the Mur- physboro Sophomore Tournament in the season finale to carry home the trophy with an overall record of 15-4. The Freshman team closed out the season with a come-from-behind win over bitter rival Benton, 66-65, to post the best record, 20-3, of any team in Coach Greg Hale’s seasons at PCHS. Boys’ JV Basketball 4 Varsity Squad Qualifies for State Competition Varsity Squad — Front: Julie Pursell. Second Row (L-R): Lara Wilson, Amy Mathenia. Middle: Racheal Dickey (mascot). Third Row: Rhonda Perkey, Kelly Hawkins. Top: Tara Keene Varsity and J.V. Win It All at Summer Camp a es JV Squad — (L-R): Genea Glenzy, Karen Cheek, Karan Loyd, Shirley Jones, Sonya Edwards, Cheryl Houghland Standing: Racheal Dickey (mascot). 1984-85 Wrestling Team 1984-85 Wrestling Team — Front: Lisa Houghland — Towel Girl. First Row, (L-R): Heath Chapman, David Zeidler, Clinton Bigham, Caby Hepp, Robert Pyatt, Lonnie Lindner, Steve McKinstry. Second Row: Shelly Carney — Scorekeeper, Steve McKown, Brad Hawkins, Mike Jones, John Hartman, Phillip Baker, Terri Loyd — Timer. Third Row: Matt Flowers, David Ferguson, Scott Martin, Eric Thomas, Sam Carney, Rusty Emling, Darrell Burnett, Marty Beltz. Behind: Coach Roger Minton. Not Pictured: Aaron Hawk, Eric Campbell The Panther wrestler’s season ended with a record of 1-13. Despite the team record, there were some good achievements from several wrestlers. At the Lawrence County Tournament Scott Martin at 185 Ibs. placed 2nd; Heath Chapman — 112 Ibs. — 4th; Eric Thomas — 155 lbs. — 4th; Sam Carney — 167 Ibs. — 4th. The team also participated in the Lit- chfield and Carterville Tournaments and had several high qualifiers. The team capped off another season by wrestling in the I.H.S.A. Regional. Sam Carney and Scott Martin placed high enough in order to be eligible for the Sec- tional. Unfortunately they were eliminated in the early rounds of action. 1. MVP Scott Martin lounges on Rusty Emling before his match. 2. Phillip Baker tries to break his opponent down. 80 Wrestling 1. Sam Carney works on a move with another wrestler 2. A tired Eric Thomas comes off the mat after his match 3. The referee signals that Heath Chapman is the victor 4. Coach Minton paces the sideline during the A-) match 5. A Panther wrestler works for a take down. 6. Varsity wrestlers warm up before their match Wrestling 81 1 ww 1. Sharon Timpner hands off to Jamie Grafton. 2. Tracy Kuhnert demonstrates her record-breaking long jump technique. 3. Tami Patterson impatiently awaits the start of the race. 4. Lynn Lively gets ready to make a fantastic throw; Jimmie Joslin keeps stats. 5. Carolyn Kellerman leads the pack. 82. Girls’ Track Girls Track Breaks Two Records Again Kneeling, L to R: Maureen Hiller, Carman Jausel, Tracy Kuhnert, Tami Patterson, Jamie Grafton, Manager Pat Keene. Standing, (L to R): Manager Angie Lee, Carolyn Kellerman, Lynn Lively, Bridget Hiller, Sharon Timpner, Julie Dudek, Tracy Keene, Melody Singer, Jeanette Feltmeyer, Manager Jimmie Joslin. Inset: Coach Linda Rudolph tries to get everyone organized for the next race The 1984-1985 girls track team won most of its meets. Again the team consisted mainly of underclassmen with only one senior, Carolyn Kellerman. Two school records were also broken again. Setting a new high jump record of 5’1” was Sharon Timpner. Tracy Kuhnert set a new long jump record of 16’9” and was voted the team’s Most Valuable Player. These two also competed in the Meet of Champions held in Carbondale. Overall the team had an “O.K.” year. Sharon Timpner, the record breaking high jumper. Girls’ Track 83 Underclassmen Strengthen Boys’ Track Team OPT ee wn ’ Ui Ne o � Boys’ Track Team — Front Row, (Left to Right): Barry Logan, Jeff Keller, Darin Webb, Rich Williams, Mike Strickland, Tim Spencer, Brian Bender, Aaron Konkel, Jason Woodside, Shon Mcintyre. Row 2: Kevin Grantham, manager; Paul Lynch, Eric Dunn, Lonnie Lindner, Phillip Kellerman, Jeff Rains, Darrell Burnett, Jeff Foutch, Shay Hagel, Glen Nehrkorn, David Roe. Back Row: Mike Pyatt, Chris Rennison, Sam Carney, Rusty Emling, Matt Mathis, Kevin Bird, Lance Jones, Jeff Owens, Chad Rushing, Jason Carson, Ross Guthrie, Blake Lindner, John Batson, Richie Emling, Kenny Pierce, Dale Thompson, John Hartman, Barry Graskewicz, Gary Holt. Not Pictured: Scott Opp, Nathan Homan, Matt Flowers. The 1984-85 boy's track team was led mostly this year by underclassmen. Sophomore, Nathan Homan continuously showed strong performances in the high jump, setting a new record at the Benton Frosh-Soph Relays with a jump of 6’2” breaking the old record of 5'10”. Lance Jones was a strong finisher in the discus ’ and shot put, placing first at the SWEC Frosh-Soph i? meet in both events. Junior, Eric Dunn with the help of : 5 on Glen Nehrkorn led the way in long distance running as ed strong in the 200 meter. they finished well throughout the year in the 1600 and 3200 meter runs. The team chose Senior Mike Pyatt as their MVP. He ran the 100 and 200 meter runs and an- chored the 400 meter relay team. Statisticians for this year were Linda Bender, Michelle Griffin, and Tonya Hull. Since the team was mostly underclassmen, Coach Dick Corn is looking forward to coming seasons. They continuously showed improvement, and have good talent to build future groups. Nathan Homan proves practice makes perfect. 84 Boys Track Senior Mike Pyatt Named MVP John Hartman takes off on the 3200 Meter John Batson shows his strength in the shot Relay. put. — Ji Barry Graskewicz displays his stamina in Glen Nehkorn shows his determination to Discus thrower Lance Jones displays his 3200 distance run. finish well. throwing techniques. Boys’ Track 85 Softball Team Rebuilds With Many Underclassmen Softball — Front Row (L-R): Lori Weatherford, Millie Smith, Janette Kellerman, Staci Starkweather, Kathy McKown, Janelle Kellerman, Melissa Loos, Tammy Whitson. Back Row, (L to R): Coach Hale, Rhonda Perkey, Chris Perkey, Leslie Ogilvie, Karla Denman, Lisa Houghland, Diane Bauersachs, Renee Shirk, Darla Gill The Dugout! Next Page Lisa Houghland eyes the stands from the home dugout Chris Perkey is ready to hit against Carlyle. Staci Starkweather, MVP Rhonda Perkey, and Karla Denman hustle off the field Karla Denman is ready defensively at first base Senior Rhonda Perkey Leads Team As MVP atk ts | Rate runsare “ACU Re aie | ate fohg 4-3 4 � = 2 wis Softball 87 Varsity Baseball Finishes 14-8 Varsity Baseball Team — Front Row (L to R): Manager Klint Hawkins, Mike Isaacs, Steve Thomas, Ralph Loos, Troy Bedwell, Travis Hicks, Greg Morgenthaler, Todd Farthing. Back Row: Coach Mr. Gary Glenzy, Matt Mason, Kyle Heisner, Mike Chapman, Brad Shotton, Dwayne Epplin, Dean Blades, and Alex Eddy. Assistant Coach Wes Choate absent for picture Pa gE Brad Shotton completes swing with absolute concentration 88 Baseball Ri seantic sich aar — oo . agit, ere Leen gerry: OPS oc ae os: Ft Bg Dean Blades flips the ball to the mound after the inning-ending put out Travis Hicks slides home safely against the Bulldogs Co-MVP’s for the varsity: Steve Thomas and Ralph Loos ).V. Baseball Vnchueysely Pindn We ) ae } Junior Varsity Baseball Team — Front Row (L to R): Jim Bauersachs, Bret Isaacs, Glen Hoeinghaus, Cory Hepp, Barry Craig, Kent Thomas, Mike Walker. Back Row: Jeff Keller, Mitchell Petty, Jeff Jones, Bret Weatherford, J. P. Kelly, Danny Harriss, Aaron Epplin, Scott Brown, and Eric Camp- bell. Coach Mr. Wes Choate absent for picture Baseball 89 Herrin Chester Murphysboro Anna Jonesboro Nashville Sparta Carlyle (Homecoming) DuQuoin Waterlee 5-4 McLeansboro Cairo ster Regional Coulterville 90 Schedules eat WIS 1984-85 Panther Sports Freshmen Chester Murphysboro Anna Jonesboro Nashville Sparta Carlyle DuQuoin, 4 Cross Country Murphysboro Herrin DuQuoin Benton 31, 26 DuQuoin Invitational DuQuoin Anna Jonesboro Mt. Vernon Invitational Murphysboro Nashville Sparta Frosh — 42. Benton Invitational 4th Place Soph — 40 3rd Place junior — 60 5th Place Chester 270 Anna Jonesboro Invitational Red Bud Invitational Sparta Conference 3rd Place Chester Nashville Girl's Invitational PCHS 5th Place 4th Place Trico. 4 Chester “ Anna |onesboro DuQuoin Nashville Inv. ‘Ist Place Panther Inv. 2nd Place Carlyle DuQuoin Anna Jonesboro Trico ] Murphysboro Chester - SWEC Tournament Ist Place Benton Herrin Nashville Murpnysboro Cardinal Creek C Sth Place _ IHSA Regional 2nd Place IHSA Sectional 4th Place 17-1 Chester Anna Jonesboro Sparta Woodlawn McLeansboro DuQuoin Anna Jonesboro Sparta Nashville Murphysboro DuQuoin Carlyle Murphysboro Regional Tamaroa Chester 2-17 Freshmen Basketball Benton Sparta DuQuein Nashville Carlyle Sparta Murphysboro Chester McLeansboro. Zeigler Roylator DuQuoin Anna lonesboro Nasbiviie Okawvile Sparta JuUQuoN Chester Murphysboro Carlyle Nashville “A Nashville “B Christopher Benton Herrin Girls Track Anna Jonesboro Murphysboro Ziegler Sesser Benton Sparta Benton Nashville Anna Jonesboro Murphysboro Sparta Conference Sectionals Sophomore Basketball Benton (IV's) Sparta Carlyle Murphysboro Chester McLeansboro: Zeigler-royalton DuQuoin Okawville DuQuoin ester Murphysboro Cartyle Christopher Benton ([V's) Herrin Murphysboro Soph Tournament DuQuoin Carbondale West Frankfort 15-4 Wrestling Benton Harrisburg Murphysboro Marion Lawrence Co. Tourney Carterville Litchfield Inv Tourney Anna Jonesboro Carterville Inv. Toumey Fairtield Anna jonesboro Herrin Murphysboro Althoff Hillsboro Mt. Vernon Carterville Softball Sparta Chester Murphysboro Anna Jonesboro Nashville DuQuoin Sparta Carlyle Chester Murphysboro Anna Jonesboro Steeleville Carlyle DuQuoin Trico Steeleville Marissa Nashville Regional Elverado 2-17 Varsity Baseball Trico Sparta Chester Murphysboro Anna Jonesboro Carlyle Sparta Chester Murphysboro Anna Jonesboro Steeleville Carlyle DuQuoin Trico Nashville Steeleville Marissa DuQuoin Nashville Eldorado Regional Eikville DuQuoin 14-8 season 7-7 SWEC wWwRUyniSuceseSuaunan NRANRwYYUNwWSEDAHG EBNHNUNOe ww Boys |V Basketball Eldorado Madison Benton Sparta Chester DuQuoin Carlyle Murphysboro Nashville Sparta Anna Jonesboro Carlyle Chester Anna lonesboro Murphysboro Nashville DuQuoin Herrin 15-3 season 13-1 SWEC Mb Ons S4éoss he © SRESESSE we Dov Murphysboro Invitational Panther frosh Soph Invite Frosh Soph Conference Conterence = DuQuoin Classic Christopher 1+1 Panther Frost Invitational Sectional a a IV Baseball Chester Murphysboro Anna Jonesboro Carlyle Sparta Murphysboro Anna Jonesboro Carlyle Steeleville Nashville Trico 56 RenRUUoUWLew _ WORN Awe ae wnn Schedules 91 ORGANIZATIONS . ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS Organizations Pyramid Staff Kneeling: Kim Davis and Nancy Gerrish. Front Row (L to R): Mike Strickland, Charla Boling, Tonya Hull, Lara Wilson, Paula Keller- man, Tami Whitson, and Kristin Dolling. Second Row: Bart Ferrero, Eric Thomas, Debbie Hopp, John Marler, Michelle Griffin, Freddie Holland, and Mr. Dan Herbst, Advisor Michelle Griffin, Nancy Gerrish Tonya Hull, Debbie Hopp, Kim Davis � ql Senior Editors k K 4 - Y V wie Lara Wilson owen — Ss oe _, ; 4 . : PYR AS 94 Pyramid Staff 1984-85 Yearbook Photographers Yearbook Photographers (L to R): Ronnie McCrary, Marty Beltz, Terry Duckworth, Debbie Ross, and Greg Luthy Debbie Hopp Opening Division pages Chorus Band Closing Honors Nancy Gerrish Seniors Wrestling French Club Homecoming Graduation Paula Kellerman Juniors Golf Girls’ Track Fred Holland Faculty Foreign Lang. NHS FHA SADD John Marler Sophomores Black Masque Nurses Library Staff @ Cs 7S @ c™ Ls Tonya Hull Opening Yearbook Staff Prom Senior Trip Closing Honors Kim Davis Seniors Softball Play Charla Boling Faculty NHS Science Club All-Sports Banquet Kristin Dolling Sophomores Pep Club Homecoming Dance Christmas Dance Mike Strickland Freshman VICA Michelle Griffin Boys’ Track Schedules Senior Directory Lara Wilson Boys’ B’ball (Varsity) Cheerleaders Baseball Sweetheart Dance Eric Thomas Juniors Football Cross Country Student Council Jr. Class Congress Tami Whitson Volleyball Girls’B’ball Spanish Club Bart Ferrero Freshman Boys’ B’ball (J.V., Soph., Fresh.) FFA L3) C: Yearbook Staff 95 Student Council Plans Successful Homecoming ee. ¢ . 9 50 . wy ; ae fii. 1984-85 Student Council — Front Row, (L-R): Klint Hawkins, Brad Shotton, Matt Mason, Dwayne Epplin, Shay Hagel, Karen Arview, Jamie Grafton. Second Row: Bob Yates, Lyman Parsell, John Marler, Ralph Loos, Trisha Caupert, Karen Fulk, Eric Thomas, Staci Starkweather. Third Row: Kim Davis, Anne Williams, Leanna Timpner, Amy Place, Nancy Epplin, Lynne Murphy, Clinton Bigham, Paula Kellerman Under the Student Council, this year’s homecoming proved to be successful. The Council organized the parade, variety show and dance. The theme of homecoming week was “And Then There Were None.” This year’s Council had a prosperous year and donated $1,000.00 to the Heart Fund. 1984-85 Student Council Officers — (L-R): Brad Shotton — Vice President, Amy Place — President, Leanna Timpner — Secretary Treasurer 96 Student Council 1984-85 National Honor Society National Honor Society Members a ae ! NHS Members participating in the Vareity Show during Homecoming. The skit “And Then There Were None” included (L-R) Tonya Hull, Charla Boling, Lori Henseler, Kirk Surry, Karla Denman, and Rhonda Perkey The National Honor Society, under the supervision of Mrs. Lularose Wilson, had a productive year. They took an active part in the Homecoming Activities by decorating a car to be in the parade and by participating in the Variety Show. They presented the skit “And Then There Were None.” At the annual Christmas Party, former P.C.H.S. students came to talk to NHS members about college life. They talked about classes, finances, and campus life. NHS members ended the year by having a Dessert on May 29th. Mrs. Templeton, the former P.C.H.S. Librarian and co-sponsor of NHS, came that night to talk to members about Academics. National Honor Society 97 Jr. Class Congress Organizes Prom BL7 a, Be aah, OO ee ae ws a fs Ss ee? er ed , te ES Oa, -_ 1984-85 Jr. Class Congress — Front Row (L-R): Bonnie Fulk, Lisa Houghland, Kelly Hawkins, Janet Brand, Rosie Brand, Ginger Porter, Staci Starkweather. Second Row: Darin Webb, Mike Isaacs, Steve Thomas, Matt Mason, Eric Thomas. Back Row: Paul Hill, Ross Guthrie, Fred Holland. fs Lisa Houghland puts the finishing touches Jr. Class Congres sponsor, Mr. Bruhty, takes Rachel Tedder from up above looks on the ceiling. time out for lunch over the prom situation. 98 Junior Class Congress ‘Up Where We Belong” Transformed Girls Gym -_—o a dal w aie 7 y - 2) ’ oe SL “he. “ap be Junior class President Fred Holland rolls up his sleeves for the after- LaDonna Montgomery directs streamers at the top while Daniell Epplin, noon’s work Susan Hutchings, and Debbie Ross look for something else to help with Freshmen oberve decorating proceedings knowing their chance will come before they know it Shari DeFord and Susie Mohr work on the stars for the walls Junior Class Congress 99 Many Activities Highlight French Club Year HN Ay f ¢ wos � y = z — i ‘ i) A Us @ f- os = Be ee ee oe. Se — French Club Members — Front Row (L to R): Lauri Rediger, Paula Urbanek, Angie Spencer, Erin Smith, Shirley Jones, Sonya Edwards, Sharon Timpner, Sandy Hutchings, Jenny Korte, Alicia Wilks, Kim Jenkel, Melody Singer. Second Row: Darlene McCosky, Lisa Fleming, Dawn Johnson, Sharon Harvel, Nancy Epplin, Shelly Hartstirn, Leanna Timpner, Linda Bender, Kelly Hawkins, Becki Mohr, Nancy Gerrish. Third Row: Freddie Holland, Rhonda Moore, Amy Place, Janet Bigham, Rhonda Perkey, Debbie Hopp, Lynne Murphy, Tonya Hull, Lisa Dinkins, Stevie Hill. Fourth Row: Bernadine Loos, Bobbie Brand, Mark Urbanek, Tara Keene, Julie Pursell, Amy Mathenia, Chris Perkey, Kristin Dolling, Kathy Kinstler. Back Row: Danny Opp, Dan Grafton, Paul Hill, Ross Guthrie, Chris Rennison, Bill Howell, Alex Eddy, Terri Kuhnert, Becky Lively, Rob- bie McCrary Other French Club Members — Front Row: Carman Jausel, Mindy Hagene, Karen Cheek, Cheryl Houghland, John Marler, Amy Wright, Bonnie Fulk, Tammy Kujawa, Sean McCune, Mike Strickland, Tim Keene. Second Row: Kathy McKown, Sandy Newton, Mary Adcock, Cheri Pabst, Mary Woodside, Mary Baudison, David Urbanek, Wayne Williamson. Third Row: Susie Mohr, Candace Wright, Trisha Caupert, Kim Damron, Jeannette Feltmeyer, Elizabeth Eddy, Karen Fulk, David Burris. Top Row: Travis Hicks, Clinton Bigham, Tena Keller, Paula Lambert, Stephanie Shirk, Karen Arview, Jamie Grafton. 100 French Club French Club 1984-1985 The French Club began the year’s activities by decorating a car for the Homecoming Parade and next had their usual French pastry stand at Mardi Gras. They got the Christmas Holiday spirit early by wrapping and sending presents to an orphanage in Haiti French Club and Spanish Club combined their efforts by having a Christmas Party, a Valentine Day carnation sale, and a trip to West Port In April, Nancy Gerrish, Kelly Hawkins, Stevie Hill, Freddie Holland, Tonya Hull, Tara Keene, Amy Mathenia, Becki Mohr,Amy Place, and Candace Wright helped Mrs. Black prepare, demonstrate, and serve a six-course French meal to members of the Home Extension in Pinckneyville. In May, Tara Keene and Amy Mathenia and Mrs. Black repeated this demonstration for a similar group in Du Quoin French classes attended Foreign Language Day at SIU-C Members of the Scholar Bowl team were Mary Baudison, Bart Ferrero, Kathy McKown, Becki Mohr, Mike Strickland, and Candace Wright Two special visitors to French classes were Genevieve Clavel and Mary Ruppert, both from Paris, France Genevieve has been visiting PCHS classes since she first came to the school as a teacher’s aide to Mrs. Black in 1968 Mary, a PCHS graduate and former French student, designs clothes and owns a boutique in Paris Some of the members of the advanced French class, along with the Spanish class, went to Chicago for a long week-end They combined the pleasures of shopping, eating at French and Japanese restaurants and attending the musical Gigi with the educational values of trips to several museums and a tour of Chicago. The students sold Advent calendars and held bake sales to help pay for the trip Officers were elected at the end of the year, and their last activity was a French and Spanish picnic at the fairgrounds French Club Members — (L to R): Susie Mohr — Historian, Nancy Gerrish — Activities Chairman, Bill Howell — Vice President, Paula Lambert — Stu dent Council Rep., Stevie Hill — President, Becki Mohr — Sec.-Treas., San- dy Newton — Historian Kathy McKown and Fred Holland discuss their adventures in France with the French Il class SIU Scholar Bowl Team Members — (L to R): Mike Strickland, Kathy McKown, Becki Mohr, Bart Ferrero, Mary Baudison, and Candace Wright Lauri Rediger, Julie Ruppert, Jeannette Feltmeyer, and Tim Keene model fashions by Mary Ruppert from Paris Chicago Travelers — (L to R): Mrs. Elaine Dailey, Carolyn Kellerman, Staci Starkweather, Mark Urbanek, Lori Henseler, Mrs. Carole Black, Paula Kellerman, Tara Keene, Charla Boling, Amy Mathenia, and Paula Lambert 101 Spanish Finishes Well in Scholar Bowl Mee Spanish Club — Front Row (L to R): Lisa Bruns, Cheri Toler, Tricia Kelly, Kim Reinhardt. 2nd Row: Michelle Jenkel, Paula Przygoda, Joni Graham, Kim Shotton, Tracy Keene, Janelle Kellerman, Natalie Malan, Kirk Surry, Heather Ramsey, Michelle Griffin, Steve Thomas, Jason Car- son, Mike Isaacs, Mrs. Elaine Dailey — Sponsor. 3rd Row: Robin Brock, Lisa Lawhorn, Jason Jenkel, Philip Kellerman, Phillip Baker, Marc Johnson, Sam Carney, Phyllis Kellerman, Tami Whitson, Lori Henseler, Staci Starkweather, } . P Kelly. 4th Row: Melissa Loos, Jaci Sholebo, David Baker, Cassie Wolfe, Heath Chapman, Bridget Hiller, Tammy Napier, Heidi Rackley, Sheri DeFord, Lynn Ozburn, Dawn Lacy, Beth Black. 5th Row: Shelly Fisher, Cassie Weatherford, Millie Smith, John Hartman, Susan Pick, Allison Woodside, John Lukes, Paula Kellerman, Charla Boling, Eric Campbell, Klint Hawkins, Kier Bryan. 6th Row: Laura Gooden, Pam Keene, Angie Lee, lucile Suchomski, Kevin Dunn, Ralph Loos, Brad Sotton, Kevin Grantham, Eric Thomas, Aaron Epplin. Back Row: Chad Walter, Lisa Heisner, Brent Weatherford, Judy Buschschulte, Bart Epplin, Duane Lee, Shay Hagel, Steve McKinstry, Nathan Chapman, Glen Hoeinghaus A great effort put forth by Scholar Bowl team: Staci Starkweather, Kirk Surry, Tami Whitson, and Paula Kellerman 102 Spanish Officers — Front Row (L to R): Paula Kellerman, Student Council Representative; Phyllis Kellerman, Historian. Back Row: Eric Thomas, Vice- President; Tracy Keene, Activities Chairman; Kim Shotton, Sec retary- Treasurer; Tami Whitson, President; Mrs. Elaine Dailey — Sponsor Spanish Club Four Spanish Students Travel to Spain (I to R): Judy Buschschulte, Shelly Fisher, Mrs. Elaine Dailey — Chaperone, Michelle Jenkel, and Duane Lee will be touring Spain this summer The Spanish Club began making tracks by enter- ing their float in the Homecoming parade. They also performed a comedy act, starring “El ciempie,”’ in the Variety Show. They raised money by selling tacos and burritos at Mardi Gras. Along with the French Club, they had a Christmas party; sold red, white, and pink carnations in February; and traveled to West Port Plaza for an afternoon in April. Paula Kellerman, Staci Starkweather, Kirk Surry, and Tami Whitson were elected by their Spanish classmates to represent them in the Scholar Bowl at the Foreign Language Day. The team did very well, making it to the semifinals. The advanced Spanish classes went to Chicago for an educational but fun-filled weekend. Four students will be touring Spain in June. During their stay they will visit the cities and places that give Spain its beautiful reputation. They ended the yer by electing the 1985-86 of- ficers and having a picnic at the fairgrounds. | ji | I i } Y ff Ja} a! | Spanish students smile at French magazine. Spanish Homecoming act leaves audience “bug-eyed.”’ Spanish Club 103 Paso and French National Honor Societies RAS RIE, Ve A al we oS $3 Spanish National Honor Society — Clockwise From Lower Left: Paula Kellerman, Staci Starkweather, Charla Boling, Eric Thomas, Tracy Keene, Genea Glenzy, Allison Woodside, Mrs. Elaine Dailey — Sponsor, Kirk Surry, Tami Whitson, and Shelly Fisher eI Tax bs om French National Honor Society — (Left to Right): Bart Ferrero, Mike Strickland, Paula Lambert, Mary Baudison, Dan Grafton, Debbie Hopp, Becki Mohr, Kathy McKown, Tara Keene, Kristin Dolling, Amy Mathenia, Amy Place, Candace Wright, and Tonya Hull. 1984-85 Chorus in Action Chorus — Front Row (L to R): Angie Lee, Vicky Lambert, Shirley Jones, Candace Wright, Carman Jausel, and Kim Hill. Second Row: Kim Reinhardt, Cindy Rednour, Amy Place, Robbie McCrary, Tami Patterson, and Leslie Olgivie. Third Row: Edie Toler, Dana Rice, Lori Weatherford, Greg Morganthaler, Dale Thompson, Shon Mcintyre, John Marler, and Maureen Hiller 1. Mr. Cannedy, 2nd year Chorus Director at PCHS 2. Concert band and Chorus share the spotlight during the Senior Recognition Concert 3. Amy Williams accompanies the Chorus on piano Chorus 105 1984-85 Marching Panthers — - ¢ ; - i — ee ‘ Sa ry ‘et Marching Panthers — Front Row (L to R): Tracy Keene, Betsy Mucha, Katie Kellerman, Stephanie Shirk, Amy Welsch, Chris Perkey, Lynne Mur- phy, Allison Woodside, Stevie Hill, Anne Williams, Leanna Timpner, Lisa Houghland, Terri Kuhnert, Becky Lively, Robbie Mc Crary, Debbie Ross, Kristin Dolling, Jamie Grafton, Kim Shotton, Joni Graham, Cassie Wolfe, and Danielle Epplin. Second Row: Shari Deford, Renaa Kocian, Elizabeth Eddy, Kim Jenkel, Dawn Lacy, Charla Boling, Maureen Hiller, Amy Martin, Susan Mohr, Bianca Mohr, Debbie Henson, Kim Dameron, and Karen Fulk. Third Row: Heath Rackley, Heidi Rackley, Angela Haney, Kirk Surry, Leslie Ogilvie, Darin Toler, Eddie Toler, Heather Ramsey, Trisha Caupert, Jeff Parsell, Dale Thompson, Linda Bender, Jim McCrary, Michelle Jenkel, Bonnie Fulk, and Karla Denman. Fourth Row: Jeff Keller, Shon Mcintyre, Eric Thomas, Freddie Holland, Kathy McKown, Kathy Kinstler, Candice Wright, Bob Marlow, John Marler, Amy Williams, Doug Mohr, Brent Weatherford, Sonya Edwards, Matt Wright, Cory McClurken, Kevin Bumann, Tom Schweizer, and Rich Williams. Back Row: Mr. Can- nedy, Lynn Ozburn, Tracy Hinds, Lori Weatherford, Donna Lazoen, Lisa Fleming, Debbie Hopp, DeAnn Beaty, Leanna Clark, Nancy Epplin, Julie Korte, Mary Baudison, Janet Bigham, Alison Richardson, Sharon Harvel, Anna Lynch, Leslie Lambert, Diane Bauersachs, Mary Whitson, Jennifer Korte, Lisa Homan, Kim Thomas, and Carolyn Kellerman. The 1984-85 Marching Panthers were very busy mak- ing tracks as they participated in a number of parade and field competitions. They first traveled to Mt. Vernon to participate in the SweetCorn and Watermelon parade and then on to the Apple Festival parade in Mur- physboro. The Old King Coal parade proved hard work really does pay off as the panthers captured 1st place. The band also provided entertainment during halftime of four varsity football games and entertained the home crowd in the annual Mardi Gras Parade. At the end of the season the band traveled to Carbondale for the opening ceremonies at the Special Olympics and to O'Fallon to participate in the parade. The Concert Band had their Christmas Concert with the Chorus and shared their Winter Concert with the Jr. High and beginning band. They attended the Organiza- tional Contest at Freeburg and received a 1st place rating. The band also was asked by special invitation to attend the Super State Concert Band Contest at U of | in which they received 3rd place. They once again participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest and ended their year with their Senior Recognition Concert. The Panther Pep Band played at all home basketball games this year. They provided musical entertainment as the pom-pon girls provided the visual entertainment. The band showed their panther spirit by remaining seated for the entire game and cheering on the panthers. Band Officers — (L t0 R): Leanna Timpner, treasurer; Eric Thomas, vice-president; Linda Bender, president; Kathy McKown, secretary. Panthers Have a Busy Season Marching Panthers lead in annual homecoming parade Seniors “spell out’ their appreciation to Mr Cannedy for all his hard work Pep Band provides entertainment during the pep rally . Maureen Hiller and Stevie Hill concentrate on keeping in step Marching Panthers perform another entertain- ing fieldshow during halftime Band 107 108 Band 1. Marching Panthers perform during halftime of a varsity football game. 2. Senior Leanna Timpner leads the band for the second year as majorette 3. The marching panthers perform to the music “Fiero.” 4. The Pom-pon girls give another action-packed performance during half-time 5. Linda Bender voted Outstanding Marching Bandswoman The Pom-pon girls provide their own ver- sion of the Blues Brothers Bob Marlow keeps the beat of crowd pleaser, “On Broadway.” The Flag Corps concentrates on precision and uniformity during a parade The Color Guard leads the band through another award-winning performance Sharon Harvel looks forward to another day of marching in band vi | 7 ‘ 109 FHA Celebrates... FHA-HERO Juniors and Seniors — Front Row (L to R): Alison Richardson, Mary Baudison, Nancy Epplin, Leslie Lambert, Diane Bauersachs, Margaret Baudison, Janet Brand, Debbie Ross, Becky Lively, Terri Kuhnert, Susan Pick, Darlene McCoskey, Ginger Porter, Heather Ramsey. 2nd Row: Doug Rice, John Lukes, Sam Carney, Doug Hardin, Bobbie Brand, Rachel! Dic key, Shelly Carney, Angie Spencer, Shelly Hartstirn, Leanna Timpner, Linda Bender, Debbie Hopp. 3rd Row: Leslie Ogilvie, Rhonda Moore, Tonya Hull, Janet Bigham, Tena Keller, Dawn Lac y, Rachel Ted- der, Amy Place, Michelle Griffin. 4th Row: Traci Heine, Amanda Modlin, Paula Kellerman, Charla Boling, Lisa Dinkins, Becki Mohr, Tara Keene, Shari DeFord, Fred Holland, Lynn Ozburn. 5th Row: Sandy Newton, Karla Denman Top Row: Phillip McConnell, Donna Lazoen, Becky Black, Bonnie Fulk, Dean Blades, Bill Howell, Ricky Heisner, Doug Mohr, Lisa Fleming, Dawn Johnson, Maureen Hiller, Rusty Emling. FHA-HERO — Freshmen and Sophomores — Front Row (L to R): Angie Kellerman, Jodie McDonnough, Cassie Wolfe, Pam Hurley, Valerie Kish, Beth Davis, Tina Morgenthaler, Edie Toler, Bianca Mohr, Anne Williams, Natalie Malan, Amy Martin 2nd Row: Larua Gooden, Jennifer Korte, Heidi Rackley, Vickie Williams, Lisa Homan, Phyllis Kellerman, Cheri Pabst, Renee Shirk, Dana Rice, Alissa Malinski, Lisa Heisner, Rhonda Pickett, Cindy Taylor. 3rd Row: Judy Buschschulte, Paula Przygoda, Tina Odum, Melody Singer, Jeannette Kellerman, Janice Kroll, Jeff Prsell, Chris Eg- gemeyer, Tami Rude, Anna Lynch. 4th Row: Robin Brock, Lisa Hastings, Tricia Kelly, Sharon Timpner, Millie Smith, Nancy Spencer, Lisa Bruns, Lauri Rediger, Kathy Knapp, Alicia Wilks, Cheri Toler, Lance Jones, Matt Wright. 5th Row: Dee Dee Szarek, Jeff Rains, Joni Graham, Kim Shotton, Erin Smith, Jeannette Feltmeyer, Jaci Scholebo, Mary Baudison, Janelle Kellerman, Karen Cheek, Cheryl Houghland, Amy Wright, Heath Chap- man. Top Row: Lori Weatherford, Susan Hutchings, Julie Dudek, Betsy Mucha, Karen Arview, Jamie Grafton, Darla Gill, Missy Loos, Katie Keller- man, Mindy Hagene, Bridget Hiller, Tammy Napoer, Tracy Keene FHA-HERO 40th Birthday Circling Left to Right: FHA Officers — Natalie Malan — Secretary Linda Bender — Director, Debbie Ross — Director, Sandy Newton — Section Treasurer, Nancy Epplin — President, Shelly Carney — Vice President and Section President, Janet Bigham — Treasurer Anne Williams — Director. Center: Rachel Dickey — State Officer FHA celebrated the organization’s 40th birthday with an Up, Up, and Away Membership Drive bringing membership to 150. A special 100 balloon launch spread the birthday message as far away as Tennessee. State officer Rachel Dickey conducted a region meeting for 900 members throughout Southern Illinois. Section officers Shelly Carney and Sandy Newton were responsible for the Section Rally. A record number of over a hundred PCHS students competed in local and section contests. Throughout the year the chapter also co-sponsored four dances, auctioned members off as slaves for the benefit of Heart Fund, celebrated National FHA Week with a special activity each day, which were the sexy legs contest, FHA birthday party, red and white day, valagrams day, and a shopping spree at St. Clair They also sponsored a Resident of the Quarter for Five Star Industires, and recognized outstanding members at a special awards program. Highlights of the year were State Leadership Conference in Springfield with Rachel Dickey and Shelly Carney on the program and the FHA cruise to the Caribbean. F.H.A. Cruise Group . H.A. Outstanding Seniors — (Left to Right): Rachel Dickey, Shelly Carney, Nancy Ep- in, Linda Bender FHA-HERO- (111 FFA Has Exceptional Year FFA Members — Front Row (L to R): Michelle Jenkel, Ken Buser, Marty Beltz, Brian Bender, John Wesslen, Chad Rushing, Scott Opp, Dwayne Ep- plin, Matt Mason, Gene Opp, Eric Dunn. Second Row (L to R): Mr. Brehm — Student Ag Teacher, Tina Morgenthaler, Lauri Rediger, Kim Jenkel, Lucile Suchomski, Jeff Ogilvie, Robert Pyatt, Kyle McKown, Leslie Lambert, Diane Bauersachs, Tracy Kuhnert, Dee Dee Szarek, Mr. Sam Robb — Advisor. Third Row (L to R): Shon Mcintyre, Jason Jenkel, Jerry Lacy, Aaron Konkel, Kenny Epplin, Gary Ferrari, Bart Brand, Bruce Taylor, Joe Miller, Mark Thompson, Joe Rock. Fourth Row (L to R): Ron Ferrari, Gaylen Greer, Scott Malinski, Jeff Rains, Mike Pyatt, J. P. Kelly, Darin Toler. Fifth Row (L to R): Brian Thomas, Todd Farthing, Mike Lee, John Caupert, Rick Heisner, Everett Kocian, Matt Dudek, Dan Loos, Don Kroll The FFA had an exceptionally ac- tive year, not only raising money to buy a computer for the chapter and to co-sponsor two dances with the FHA, but also practicing for the various FFA-sponsored competitions. Their many hours of preparation were rewarded with first place honors in: Farm Management, Com- puters, District and State Horse Judg- ing, Soil Judging, Crops Judging, and Livestock Judging. FFA Officers — Clockwise From Lower Left: Chad Rushing — Historian, Everett Kocian — Vice President, Brian Bender — 3rd Vice-President, Matt Dudek — Treasurer, Diane Bauersachs — President, John Caupert — Secretary, Jeff Rains — Assistant Reporter, Rick Heisner — Sentinel, Dwayne Epplin — Student Council Rep. Center, Sitting: Kenny Epplin: Scrapbook Committee, Tracy Kuhnert — Scrapbook Committee. Center, Standing: Aaron Konkel — 2nd President, Mar- ty Beltz — Reporter FFA's Many Awards Winners. . . i an; - — all a Computer Team — (L to R): Jason Jenkel, Brian Bender, Gaylen Farm Management Team — (L to R): Jason Jenkel, Brian Bender, Gaylen Greer Greer, Diane Bauersachs State Horse Judging Team — (L to R): Advisor Sam Robb, Leslie Lambert, Jeff Rains, Kim Jenkel, Michelle Jenkel . .. And More Awards Winners State Farmer Degree Winners — (L to R): Dwayne Epplin, Gene Opp, Soil Judging Team — (L to R): Don Kroll, Chad Rushing, Gene Opp, Matt Dudek Mike Lee, Brian Thomas Parliamentary Procedure Team — (L to R): Jason Jenkel, Brian Bender, Speech Contestants — (L to R): Gaylen Greer — Extemporaneous, Diane Bauersachs, Jeff Rains Robert Pyatt — Creed, Jeff Rains — Prepared ; ; : Livestock Judging Team — (L to R): Jeff Ogilvie, Jeff Rains, Jason Dairy Judging Team — (L to R): Darin Toler, Joe Rock, Lauri Rediger, Jlenkel, Dan Fihy Sor Pie cone Epplin’ Robert Pyatt F . : ; Pep Club Supports the Panthers. . . in. 7 op ef - oy, 2 3, v y ie pe.) 5 PY a” ‘ N t ) ae _ —s oe ‘ ; . ; rt 7 wy af —— . Top Picture: Junior and Senior Members of Pep Club Bottom Picture: Freshmen and Sophomore Members of Pep Club. Pep Club 115 cae Ba VICA Members — Sitting: John Bruno, Mike Lee, Scott Holt, Troy Pabst, Sharon Harvel, Lori Weatherford, Jamie Lueker, Dean Blades, Bart Brand, Scott Malinski, Gary Ferrari. Kneeling: Jeff Owens,Don Kroll, Chad Brand, Paul George, Kenny Johnson, Allen Niemeyer, Terry Duckworth, Dallas Bruno, Don Laird, Kevin Carter, Gaylen Greer, Scott Martin. Standing, 3rd Row: Advisor — Mr. Ray Lambert, Chuck Tripp, Ron Ferrari, John Wesseln, Aaron Robinson, Steve Napier, Eric Knapp, Jerry Lacy, Everett Kocian, Danny Loos, Joe Miller, Tim McDonnough. 4th Row: Greg Luthy, Tim Place, Mark Tripp, Scott Hill, Cory McClurken,Bob Yates, Bob Ferguson, Mike Jones, David Forbes. 5th Row: Heath Rackley, Todd Farthing, Mike Lee, Kevin Bumann, Scott Opp, Dennis Conners, Lyman Parsell, Jeff Jones, Dale Thompson. 6th Row: Gary Duvar- do, John Batson, Mike Kelly, Brad Hill, John Deganharat, Scott Deganhardt, Mike McDonnough. Top Row: Brian Simpson, Jim Williamson, Pam Keene, Kurt Morrow, Mark Scronce, Dan Arview, Darren Lynch, Rich Emling, Nathan Homan, Greg Morgenthaler. In its fifth year of existence at PCHS, VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) has had another very successful year. Following a trip to Joliet for the state leadership conference, its members were the big winners at the Rend Lake Welding Contest. In fact the Pinckneyville Chapter took the top five places, and the top three winners received full semester scholarships to Rend Lake College. The top five finishers were: Don Laird, 1st place; Brad Hill, 2nd place; Dave Jennings, 3rd place; Dan Cheek, 4th place; and Kevin Carter, 5th place. VICA also had eleven students that qualified for the VICA Skills Olympics. Eligibility for the Olympics was determined by placing in the top twenty in the state, which is further testimony to an outstanding year. The VICA banquet held in May highlighted a great year and honored the industry, school per- sonnel, the community, and its members for their activities and accomplishments. VICA Officers — Front (L to R): Tim Place, Mark Tripp, Lyman Parsell, Mike McDonnough, Chuck Tripp. Back: Jeff Owens, Greg Luthy, Paul George, Kevin Bumann, Mike Lee. 116 VICA Mike McDonnough Receives Award. Jeff Owens and Tim Place a ) t Banquet RLC Contest Winners — Front (L to R): Don Laird, Brad Hill, Dave Jennings. Back (Lto R): RLC Mining and Industrial Dept. Chairman, Ron Sanderson; Instructor, Sam Loiacono; Dan Cheek; Kevin Carter; RLC Welding Instructor, Frank Fenton. Everett Kocian and John Caupertare hard at work in the shop. VICA 117 Science Club Participates in Homecoming Activities The 1984-85 Science Club The Science Club started the year by electing officers to lead the club in various activities. The club participated in the Homecoming Parade by entering a float. They had a good turn-out of workers to get the float ready for the parade. The officers held several before-school meetings for the club to decide where they would visit for the end-of-the-year trip. The club decided to have a bake sale and a car wash in order to raise money to go to Six Flags. Rain caused the bake sale to be not as profitable as members had hoped it would be. However, the car wash was profitable. Warm, sunny weather and a good turn-out of workers and cars helped them to raise the money. Members of the club that worked at the bake sale or car wash were eligible to go to Six Flags on May 25th. This trip ended activities for this year’s Science Club. DS Bot aks Carman Jausel shows her “Panther” Spirit on the Science Club Float in the Homecoming Parade 118 Science Club This year PCHS is proud to add a new group to the extra curricular activiites. $.A.D.D., Students Against Driving Drunk, is a nation-wide organiza tion. Throughout the year S.A.D.D. has distributed cards to local merchants, reminding students as well as other citizens not to drink and drive. S.A.D.D. also did talk shows, organiza tional meetings, and many other activities to pro mote $.A.D.D. such as giving talks to students at other schools, having a picnic, and sponsoring mud volleyball at the Perry County Fairgrounds Each member of S.A.D.D. receives a contract for life. In the contract the teenager promises that in a case where he she has had too much to drink or the person he she is with has had too much to drink, the parents can be called. The parents pro mise to come and get the teenager, send for a taxi, or arrange for another way home, no ques tions asked at that time. The parents also promise to find a safe way home in the event that they or the person they are riding with has had too much to drink Keeping the Trail Safe Black Masque Presents '‘We Were Young That Year uit For the 1984-85 school year, the Black Mas- que elected Stevie Hill as president, Freddie Holland as vice-president, Kim Davis as secretary-treasurer, and Becki Mohr, as activities chairman. The club presented their play, “We Were Young That Year,’’ which starred John Marler and Kim Davis. All practices, promotions, and the final production would not have been possible had it not been for the many hours of hard work by the cast, stage crew, and the club’s sponsor, Mr. Brunty. Black Masque Officers — Front: Becki Mohr. Back Row (L to R): Kim Davis, Stevie Hill, Freddie Holland 120 Black Masque Members of Black Masque Nurse’ s Aides Keep P. C.H.S. deiil Rie 7 — Nurse’s Aides — Front Row (L to R): Paula Lambert, Kathy Kinstler, Lisa Houghland. Second Row (L to R): Bernadine Loos, Nancy Gerrish, Amy Place Student S Devote he Hours to Library Work Library Staff — Front Row (L to R): Chris Rennison, Scott Jenkel, Bill Howell, Dennis Conner, David Burris. Second Row (L to R): Jeanette Feltmeyer, Nancy Gerrish, Becki Mohr, Amy Place, Ginger Porter Nurse’s Aides Library Staff 121 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ©. ACTIVITIES Activities 123 ¥ Class of 86 Wins Float Competition PE tt Staci Starkweather inserts the toothpick as she Indians = Soma Shirley. bd | aN’ ly, The Homecoming Queen Candidates —— applies suntan lotion generously so her Cabbage 124 Homecoming , — Kent Thomas avoids initiation but fails to look behind him. Nancy Gerrish and Robbie McCrary are really excited about the dance. The Poms perform during the parade Homecoming 125 Bonfire Destroyed by ‘‘Terrorists” . . . rt | Wire! | Bill Howell and Sam Carney try to start a new style ij iil + y y t ¥ ati) . ' Spanish Club trampled the Indians with their imported centipede. | h Alex Eddy kills the last Indian in National : te Honor Society’s “And Then There Were Homecoming Week Activities: None.” October 15-19 Monday — Twin Day Tuesday — Paramilitary Day Wednesday — Beach Bum Day Thursday — Dress Up Day Friday — Blue and White Day Amy Williams sings in the Variety Show. 126 Homecoming Sophomore girls enjoy Beach Bum Day. Homecoming 127 Gayla Miller Retires Homecoming Crown to Robbie McCrary 4 4e4 U2: pie eas | VUE VU 1984 Homecoming Court — (L to R): Sam Carney — escort, 4th maid Stephanie Shirk; Danny Cheek — escort, 2nd maid Cheryl Houghland; Daron Chandler — escort, Retiring Queen Gayla Miller; Bob Yates — escort, Queen Robbie McCrary; 1st maid Terri Kuhnert, Dean Blades — escort; 3rd maid Nancy Gerrish, Bill Howell — escort Students await announcement of Homecoming Court . . . Homecoming Queen Robbie McCrary; King Bob some apparently are overcome by the suspense. Yates 128 Homecoming Dance Ist maid Terri Kuhnert, Escort Dean 2nd maid Cheryl Houghland, Escort Blades Danny Cheek Karla Denman and Lisa Houghland make up a Charla Boling and Paula Kellerman defend new dance; while others choose to ignore it themselves; while others chant “No Parking on the Dance Floor.” Retiring Queen Gayla Miller, Escort Daron Chandler 3rd maid Nancy Gerrish, Escort Bill 4th maid Stephanie Shirk, Escort Sam Howell Carney A 1 The cast takes a final bow. 2 Joe, Ernie, and Betsy decorate for the box supper 3 Dizzy and Patsy play space cadets. 4 Kim and Stephanie show Mr. Brunty their appreciation. 5 Larry and Nancy go for a ride in his car. That Year... ven | ‘A j ’ ; : Kim Davis John Marler Stephanie Hill Fred Holland Michelle Griffin Amy Martin Lance Jones Lisa Houghland Natalie Malon Sean McClune Tim Keene Ann Williams Amy Williams Doug Mohr Pat Keene Tracy Keene Bianca Mohr 1 The entire cast is ready to perform. j Maureen Hiller 2 Andy and Nancy are falling in love. 5 Pick 3 The stage crew — what a great help. ianeiliae 4 Betsy . .. The Comedienne! Susan Mohr 5 Andy and Larry fight over Marsha. Christmas Crown Happily Accepted by Cindy e 1984 Christmas Court — (L to R): Shay Hagel — escort, 3rd maid Jamie Grafton; Ross Guthrie — escort, Ist maid Kathy McKown; Derrick Car- roll — escort, Queen Cindy Murry; Pages Kevin Schroder, Natalie Schroder; Retiring Queen Dana Morgenthaler, Karl Kellerman — escort; 2nd maid Tammy Napier, Scott Jenkel — escort Christmas Queen: Cindy Murry, King Derrick Pages: Kevin Schroder, Natalie Schroder Retiring Queen: Dana Morgenthaler, Escort Carroll Karl Kellerman 132 Christmas Dance Ist maid: Kathy McKown, Escort Ross 2nd maid: Tammy Guthrie Jenkel Kristin Dolling, Lynne Murphy, and Amy Mathenia find it hard to Wouldn't these guys dance without music committee? Amy Cheek and Jeanie Spurgeon compete for —_ Joe Rock directs Ralph Loos to the dance floor, _ Eric Dunn expressed great joy as he flashes his the leading role in “Flashdance.” smile toward the camera Christmas Dance 133 Linda Bender Crowned 1985 Sweetheart Queen Sweetheart Dance Court — Front Row (L-R): Escort John Batson, Freshman Princess Lori Rediger; Escort Doug Rice, Fifth Maid Debbie Ross; Fourth Maid Diane Bauersachs, Escort Rusty Emling; Sophomore Princess Amy Martin, Escort Doug Hardin. Back Row (L-R): Escort Sam Carney Third Maid Ginger Porter; Escort Chad Rushing, First Maid Nancy Epplin; Escort Mike Pyatt, Queen Linda Bender; Retiring Queen Cindy Bruns, Escort Ron McGee; Second Maid Racheal Dickey, Escort Matt Mason. Sweetheart Queen Linda Bender and Escort Mike Pyatt. Retiring Queen Cindy Bruns crowns the 1985 Sweetheart Queen. 134 Sweetheart Dance Ist Maid: Nancy Epplin; 2nd Maid: Rachel Dickey; 3rd Maid: Ginger Porter; Escort: Chad Rushing Escort: Matt Mason Escort: Sam Carney 4th Maid: Diane Bauersachs; 5th Maid: Debbie Ross Retiring Queen: Cindy Bruns Escort: Rusty Emling Escort: Doug Rice Escort: Ron McGee Sweetheart Dance 135 ‘Up Where We Belong” is Junior-Senior Prom 1985 pes, ™ Zr A J | 1985 Prom Court The Junior Class of Pinckneyville High School Presents Ge Where We Belong Gitls Gym Saturday Evening May 4th Nineteen Hundred Eighty Five 1985 Prom Queen Nancy Gerrish, King Alex Retiring Queen Mary Beth Hagene crowns Eddy Queen Nancy Gerrish 136 Prom W elvite We would like to sincerely welcome each and everyone of you to the 1985 Prom, at Pincknewville 1 Ts nool. lof right is a very special nighr for all of us, especially for the Senior Class. We hope everyone will have an enjoyable evening and that the memories of this special event will be cherished forever. As the years pass, the question may be ask- ed: “When will I see you again?” The Junior Class First Maid Terri Kuhnert, Escort Dean Second Maid Rhonda Perkey, Escort Blades Mike Pyatt Third Maid Kim Davis, Escort Bill Howell Fourth Maid Allison Woodside, Escort Dar- rell Burnett Gy t CEC lo the a Fifth Maid Rachel Dickey, Escort Danny Opp Another year goes passing by Another Prom is here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun But now the Pata gets steeper And the climb is just begun We're very glad to know you We'll miss you when you've gone And to the Class of '85 We dedicate our Prom Retiring King Toby Queen, Queen Mary Beth Hagene = Prom Pages Heidi Stanton and Kyle Pursell -- The Juniors Prom 137 Sophomores Serve; Juniors Decorate in Preparation Everyone enjoyed dancing to KSHE audio. Ts ed == = ie Spud ‘ Pee “, 4 ‘eee’ a “a UP WHERE WE BELONG Pinckneyville Jr.-Sr. Prom Prom Servers — Front Row (L to R): Tracy Keene, Janelle Kellerman, Shelly Fisher, Bet- The cover of prom memory booklet sy Mucha. Second Row: Bianca Mohr, Jeannette Feltmeyer, Mary Baudison, Anna Lynch, Amy Martin, Natalie Malan. Back Row: Clinton Bigham, Mike Strickland, Tim Keene, Kirk Surry, Bart Gerrero, Jeff Parsell. 138 Prom Students, Alumni Enjoy Prom “Up Where We to top decorations. A short break for lunch during decorating A number of PCHS Alumni enjoyed Prom festivities 139 Class Presents ‘Rhythms and Rainbows Fashion Baudison. Second Row: Lara Wilson, Lisa Dinkins, Becky Lively. Third Row: Janet Bigham, Angie Brooks, Carolyn Kellerman, Lori Dobrinick, Tami Patterson. Back Row: Traci Heine, Alison Richardson, Karla Denman, and Susan Pick. we Above: Class members model formalwear. Below: Freshmen Home Ec students display different fashion creations. Class instructor Mrs. Hatch checks over pro- gram for “Rhythms and Rainbows.” 140 Fashion Show Thirteenth Annual All-Sports Banquet Honors Seniors, Hall of Fame Senior Girl Letter Winners — Carolyn Kellerman, Rhonda Perkey, Cindy Bruns, Michelle Griffin, Tonya Hull, Linda Bender, and Kim Hill Most Valuable Senior Athletes — Carolyn Kellerman and Brad ¥ 7 whe Shotton Senior Boy Letter Winners — Doug Mohr, Dean Blades, Brad Shot ton, Kevin Grantham, Alex Eddy, Sam Carney, and Bill Howell Democrat Dennis Nehrkorn “Desire” Award Winners — Kim 1985 Hall of Fame Inductees — (L to R): Elvin “Rig” Rigdon, Don Stanton, and Jim Hill and Alex Eddy McCurdy. Absent for picture Hubert Shurtz All-Sports Banquet 141 Seniors Enjoy Wet, Fun-filled Rhonda Perkey, Michelle Griffin, and Linda Bender enjoy their weekend stay. Nancy Epplin and Janet Bigham are still smiling during the bus Susan Pick and Terri Kuhnert display different reactions to their time on the ride. bus. On April 26, 1985, thirty-two seniors and five chaperones departed from the P.C.H.S. parking lot for a_ fun-filled weekend in Nashville, Tennessee. On Friday evening, the group visited the Grand Ole Opry. The next morning, the group, armed with raincoats and umbrellas, headed for a very wet Opryland. Saturday evening, they boarded the bus and traveled to The Barn, a dinner theatre just outside of Nashville. Sunday morning the seniors visited The Hermitage, home of Presi- dent Andrew Jackson, and then headed back to Pinckneyville. Despite the wet weather, the group's spirits Bernadine Loos, Debbie Hopp, and Shelly Hartstirn are up early and ready weren’t dampened. They came home with for the day’s activities. souvenirs and memories they can cherish for a lifetime. 142 Senior Trip Weekend in Nashville, Tennessee Doug Hardin and Dean Blades brighten the scene at the Hermitage. . 7, 4 bad A group rests near the well at the Hermitage. Mike Pyatt relaxes on the bus trip back to Pinckneyville. 119 Tassels Turned on May Slst The Graduating Class of 1985 PROGRAM Processional Candace Wright Invocation Reverend Timothy Foley St. Bruno’s Church Amy Place Bill Howell President, Senior Class M. Dean Brewer Principal Amy Place and Brad Hill Walter P. Grady Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas Richard Luke Member, Board of Education Special Awards Walter P. Grady Benediction Reverend Timothy Foley Recessional Candace Wright 144 Graduation GRADUATION DAY Today we'll start a new life And say our last goodbyes To all the friends we’ve grown to love With whom we've laughed and cried. Remembering the fun and laughter, The problems and the fears, And watching all our memories grow Throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances And the new friends that we've met Vacations, teachers, talking And exams we've rather forget. Yes, high school days are precious but brief, Where all your dreams come true; It’s not the end, but the beginning Of a life we'll start anew. — Author Unknown Graduation 145 1985 Senior Directory DANNY RAY ARVIEW Co-op — 4 V.ICA, — 4, CARLA JUNE AUSMUS Pep Band — 1, 2; French Club — 1, 2; Track — 1, 2. MARGARET EILEEN BAUDISON FHA = 4. LINDA KAY BENDER Co-op Student — 4; Graudation Usher — 3; Graduation Honor Student — 4: Prom Server — 2; Sweetheart Queen — 4; Senior Favorite — Miss PCHS — 4; Catering Service — 4; DAR Award — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Math Team — 1, 2, 3; Merit Recognition Scholarship — 4; Rend Lake College Presidential Scholarship — 4; Elk’s Student of the Month — May — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, President — 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band — 2, 3; Black Masque — 3; FHA — 2, 3, 4, Director — 4; French Club — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4, Sec. Treas. — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; French National Honor Society — 3; Outstanding Marching Bandswoman — 4; Boys’ Track Statistician — 3, 4; Outstanding FHA Member — 4. JANET SUE BIGHAM Play Make-up Crew — 3; Play Stage Crew — 3, 4; Catering Service — 4; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; Black 146 Senior Directory Masque — 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. — 4; French Club — 2, 3, 4; Fep Club = 1, 2, 3, 4. KIMBERLY LYNN BLACK French Club — 1, 2, 3; Pep ae 723: DEAN BLADES Homecoming Court Escort — 4; Prom Court — 4; Rend Lake College Mining Technology Scholarship — 4; French Club — 1; Pep Club — 1,2,3,4 VICA. — 1,2, 3, 4, Chaplain — 3; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; SWE All Conference Second Team Football — 4; Coal Bowl All Star Game — 4. CURTIS BOSTICK Photography Club — 4; Football — 1. BOBBI SUE BRAND Play Make-up Crew — 4; Play Stage Crew — 2, 4; Black Masque — 1, 2, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman — 2; Pep Club — 2, 3, 4. DIANE MARIE BRAND Five Star Industries Employee of the Month — May, 1985. ANGELA MARIE BROOKS DALLAS BRUNO FFA — 1; VIC A. = 2,3, 4. CYNTHIA A. BRUNS Calendar Girl — Miss April — 3; Co-op Student — 4; Graduation Honor Student — 4; Sweetheart Queen — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS Team — 4; Math Team — 2: Academic All American Award — 4; Chorus — 2, 3: FHA — 1, 2, 3, Director — 3; Junior Class Congress; Library Staff — 1, 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball Statistician — 2, 4; Volleyball — 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain — 4; Most Improved — Volleyball — 2. KEVIN D. BUMANN Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3,4; V.LC.A. — 2, 3, 4, Sec. — 4; Outstanding Marching Bandsman — 4; Quad-State Honor Band — 4; Basketball — 1; Football — 1, 2, 3. DARRELL BURNETT Christmas Court Escort — 3; Prom Court Escort — 4; Prom Server — 2; Sweetheart Court Escort — 3; JETS Team — 4; National Honor Society — 3; Science Club — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 2, 3; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Quad-Captain — 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 4. DONALD L. BURRIS Pep Club — 1, 2, 3,4; V.LC.A. — 2, 3, 4; Football — 1,2. CHRISTINE MARIE BUSCHSCHULTE FHA — 1; Photography Club — 4. SAMUEL ALLEN CARNEY Homecoming Court Escort — 4; Sweetheart Court Escort — 4; Senior Favorite — Most Athletic — 4; Black Masque — 4; Class President — 1.2; THA = 3,4: Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; V.LC.A. — 2; Baseball — 1; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Quad-Captain — 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain — 4; MVP Football — 4; Coal Bowl All Star Football Game — 4; SWE All Conference Football — 1st Team Defense — 2nd Team Offense — 4; All Southern Illinois Wrestling — 4. SHELLY ANNE CARNEY Sweetheart Court — 3; Blossoms and Watercolors Fashion Show — 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4; Outstanding FHA Member — 4; Black Masque — 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. — 3, Vice-Pres. — 4, Sectional Pres. — 4; Illinois March of Dimes Peer Education Team — 4; Library Staff — 1, 2, 3; rep Club — 1,2, 3,4: Science Club — 3; Student Council — 4; Cross Country Manager — 1; Softball — 1: Wrestling Statisti cian — 2, 3, 4. DERRICK CARROLL Christmas Court Escort — 1: Christmas King — 4; Senior Favorite — Most Talented — 4; Band — 2; Pep Band — 2; Black Masque — 3, 4; Chorus — 3, 4; FHA — 3; French Club — 2; Junior Class Congress; National Honor Society — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1. KEVIN Z. CARTER Rend Lake College Welding Scholarship — 4; V.1LC.A. — 3,4. AMY B. CARVER Pep Club — 4. V. JOHN CAUPERT, JR. Sweetheart Court Escort — 3; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Band — 1, 2; Pep Band — 1, 2; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter — 3, Sec. — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1. DANIEL CHEEK Homecoming Court Escort — 4; Rend Lake College Welding Scholarship — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; V.L.C.A. — 2, 3, 4: Baseball — 1, 2; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4: Track — 1, 3; SWE All Conference Football — 2nd Team. DENNIS DEAN CONNER Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; V.LC.A. — 2, 3, 4: Football — 1; Track — 1, 2, 3; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain. KIMBERLY D. DAVIS Play — 2, 3, 4; Cast — 2, 3, 4; Prom Court — 4: Prom Server — 4; Senior Favorite — Most Humorous — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2; Band — 1, 2: Black Masque — 2, 3, 4, Sec. Treas. — 4; Class Sec. Treas. — 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Congress; National Honor Society — 4: Pep Club — 1, 2, 4; Student Council — 3, 4; Yearbook Staff — 3, 4; Softball — 2, 3: Track — 1. RACHEL ANNE DICKEY Play — 1; Play Stage Crew — 1; Prom Court — 4; Sweetheart Court — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2, 3; Helen Kuykendall Scholarship — 4; Black Masque — 1; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Director — 2, 3, Section Vice-Pres. — 3, State Officer — 4; Library Staff — 3; National Honor Society — 4; Pep Chip.— 1, 2; 3,74: JV Baseball Statistician — 4; Panther Mascot — 4; Outstanding FHA Member 4. LISA DAWN DINKINS Christmas Court — 2 — First Maid, 3 — Second Maid; Play — 3, 4; Play Make-up Crew — 4; Play State Crew — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3; Black Masque — 3,4; FHA — 1, 2, 3,4: French Club — 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 4; Student Council — 2; Track — 2. LORETTA MARIE DOBRINICK Calendar Girl — Miss August — 3; Spanish National Honor Society — 1, 2; Pom Pon Girl — 3; National Honor Society — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4: Sparta All Tournament Team Volleyball — 3, 4. ROBERT T. DUCKWORTH Chorus — 2; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3; Photography Club — 3, 4; VILC.A. — 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Photographer — 3, 4; SISPA Honorable Mention — 3; Images Honorable Mention — 3; Track 2. MATTHEW C. DUDEK Co-op Student — 4; Sweetheart Court Escort — 3; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec. Treas. — 4; V.ILC.A. — 3. KARLA K. DUNN Pep Club — 1, 2. STACY KEVIN DUNN Graduation Honor Student — 4; Prom Server — 2: Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4: Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS Team — 4; Math Team — 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic All- American — 4; SIU Academic Awards Banquet — 4; Elk’s Student of the Month — April — 4; U.S. Achievement Academy — Senior Directory 147 Mathematics, Typing, Accounting — 4; Chorus — 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 4; Science Club — 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1; Golf — 1,2, 3, 4, Captain — 4; Girl’s Basketball Statistician — 4; Freshman and Sophomore Basketball Statistician — 3; SWE Conference Tournament Golf — 2nd — 4. ALEXIS L. EDDY Graduation Usher — 3; Graduation Honor Student — 4; Prom King — 4; Prom Server — 2; Senior Favorite — Most Friendly — 4; Illinois State Scholar — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS Team — 4; Outstanding Senior — 4; Merit Recognition Scholarship — 4; French Club — 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain — 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 2, 3, 4; Football — 1; Most Inspirational Player Basketball NANCY JEAN EPPLIN Graduation Usher — 3; Graduation Honor Student — 4: Prom Server — 2; Sweetheart Court — 3, 4; Senior Favorite — Most Talented — 4; Co- Valedictorian — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Elk’s Student of the Month — November — 4; Academic All American — 4; U.S. Achievement Academy — 148 Senior Directory Business — 4; Rend Lake College Presidential Scholarship — 4; Rifle Corps — 2, 3,4, Captain — 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. — 3, Pres. — 4; French Club — 2, 3,4, Co-Historian — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 3, 4; French National Honor Society — 3; Outstanding FHA Member — 4; Outstanding Rifle Corps Member — 3, 4. A. J. FISHER Baseball — 1, 2, 3; Basketball — 1,2, 3; Track — 1, 2. PAUL GEORGE Science Club — 2; Spanish Club —.1, 2 VLC. A— 2,3, 4, Historian — 4; Wrestling = 2. NANCY L. GERRISH Calendar Girl — Miss September — 3; Homecoming Court — 3rd Maid — 4; Play Make-up Crew — 4; Prom Queen — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Pom Pon Girl — 1, 2; Black Masque — 4; Class President — 3; Class Vice-Pres. — 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Activities Chairman — 4, Council — 3; Junior Class Congress; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Nurses Aid — 4 Pep Club — 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff — 3, 4. KEVIN ROBERT GRANTHAM Graduation Usher — 3; Graduation Honor Student — 4: Prom Server — 2; Senior Favorite — Most Likely To Succeed — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS Team — 4; Math Team — 2; Academic All American — 3, 4; SIU Academic Awards Banquet — 4; U.S. Achievement Academy — Business — 4; Rend Lake College Presidential Scholarship — 4; Young Community Leaders of America — 4; American Legion Award — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 2, 4; Science Club — 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 2, 3, 4; Football, Basketball, and Track Manager — 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Varsity Basketball and Frosh Soph Boys Basketball Statistician — 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHELLE RENEE GRIFFIN Co-op Student — 4; Graduation Honor Student — 4 Play — 1, 2, 3, 4; Play Cast — 2, 3, 4; Play Stage Crew — 1; Play Student Director — 1; Senior Favorite — Most Studious — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS Team — 4; Math Team — 1, 2, 4; International Youth In Achievement — 3; Young Community Leaders of America — 4; The National Honor Roll — 4; Who’s Who Honor Society — 4; U.S. Achievement Academy — Mathematics — 3; Delta Theta Tau Scholarship — 4; Flag Corps — 1; Pom Pon Girl — 2; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer — 3; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. Treas. — 3; Yearbook Staff — 3, 4; Spanish National Honor Society — 2, 3; Boys Track Statistician — 3, 4. JULIA ANN HAGENE Chorus — 1; Pep Club — 2; Spanish Club — 1. WADE HANKS Basketball — 1; Football — 1, 2 DOUGLAS E. HARDIN Sweetheart Court Escort — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Black Masque — 4; FHA — 4; French Club — 1; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2; Football — 1, 2, 3; Track i? SHELLY JENEE HARTSTIRN Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Math Team — 2; Band — 1; Class Vice-Pres. — 1; FHA — 3, 4; French Club — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3; Pep Club — 3, 4; Science Club — 4; French National Honor Society — 3; Basketball — 2; Cheerleader =. SHARON KAY HARVEL Play — 2, 3; Play Business Crew — 2, 3; Play Make-up Crew — 2, 3; Play Stage Crew — 2, 3; Color Guard — 1; Flag Corps — 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 2, 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 4; Pep Club — 1.2, 3,4 Science: Club — “1, 4; V.ILC.A. — 3, 4; Regional Recorder — 3; Girls’ Track Manager — 2, 3. TRACI LYNN HEINE Co-op Student — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 1, 2; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD R. HEISNER FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel — 4; Pep Club — 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3. AMY LOU HEPP Color Guard — 1; FHA — 1; Spanish Club — 3. BRADLEY L. HILL Co-op Student — 4; Rend Lake College Welding Scholarship — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club — 4; V.ILC.A. — 2, 3, 4 Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain — 3; Basketball — 1, 2; Football — 1, 2. KIMBERLY LYNN HILL Chorus — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager — 2; Softball — 2; Track — 1, 3. SCOTT HILL Pep Club — 1, 2, 3; V.IC.A. — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2; Basketball — 1, 2; Football — te, 3 STEPHANIE EILEEN HILL Calendar Girl — Miss January — 3; Play — 2, 3, 4; Play Cast — 2, 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Pom Pon Girl — 1,2, 3,4, CoCaptan — 3, Captain — 4; Black Masque — 2, 3, 4, Pres. — 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. — 2, Council — 3, Pres. — 4; Junior Class Congress; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Calendar Editor — 3; Golf — 1, 3, 4; Softball — Z. DEBBIE M. HOPP Graduation Usher — 3; Graduation Honor Student — 4: Prom Server — 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; International Youth In Achievement — 4; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain — 3, 4; Black Masque — 3; Chorus — 2; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 4, Sec. Treas. — 4; Yearbook Staff — 2, 3, 4, Editor in Chief — 4: French National Honor Society — 4; Outstanding Flag Corps Member — 3, 4. WILLIAM R. HOWELL Homecoming Court Escort — 4; Prom Court Escort — 4; Prom Server — 2; Senior Favorite — Most School Spirited — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 2, 3; Class President — 4; Class Vice- Pres. — 3; FHA — 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. — 4; Junior Class Congress; National Honor Society — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2,3, 4 Science Club — 4; Football — 1,2, 3, 4; Track — 4; Wrestling — 3; Most Improved Football Player — 3; Outstanding Offensive Lineman — 4; SWE All Conference Football — 1st Team. KRISTI BRUNS HUBLER Co-op Student — 3, 4; Homecoming Court — 3; French Club — 2; Junior Class Congress; Pep Club — 1, 2, , TONYA LYNN HULL Senior Directory 149 Co-op Student — 4; Graduation Marshall — 3; Graduation Honor Student — 4; Prom Server — 2; Salutatorian — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Math Team — 3; Academic All American — 3, 4; Merit Recognition Scholarship — 4; General Assembly Scholarship — 4; Elk’s Student of the Month — April — 4; Pom Pon Girl — 1, 2, 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 1; Yearbook Staff — 2, 3, 4; French National Honor Society — 3, 4; Boy’s Track Statistician — 3, 4. TRACI JENKEL Co-op Student — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. — 3, Drector — 2; Nurses Aid — 1; Pep Club — 1, 2; Spanish Club — AV LCA. — 2; 3: DAVID JENNINGS Rend Lake College Welding Scholarship — 4. DAWN R. JOHNSON Color Guard — 2, 3; FHA — 4; French Club — 2, 3; Pep Club — 2, 3, 4. MARC WADE JOHNSON Prom Server — 2; Photography Club — 3; Science Club — 3; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2; Golf — 1, 2, 3,4, Captain; MVP Golf — 2, 4; SWE All South Golf Team — 2, 3, 4; Golf — Top 50 Finisher 1982, Top 30 Finisher 1983, Top 10 Finisher 1984 — State Tournament; Golf Sectional Winner 1984. 150 Senior Directory TENA MARIE KELLER Play Business Crew — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Howard Pinckard Scholarship — 4: Perry County Sheriff's Scholarship — First Alternate — 4; Rend Lake College Essay Contest — Honorable Mention — 4; Black Masque — 2, 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3,4, State Conference Voting Delegate — 2; French Club — 1,2, 3, 4; Library Staff — 2; National Honor Society — 4:-Pep cub — 1, 2, 3,4 Yearbook Staff — 2; Teacher's Assistant — 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN MARIE KELLERMAN Senior Favorite — Most Athletic — 4; Color Guard — 3, 4; Black Masque — 2, 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Nurses Aid — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 2, 3, 4: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Senior Athlete Award — 4. PHILLIP ANTHONY KELLERMAN FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel — 3; Pep Club — 4. MICHAEL G. KELLY Band — 1, 2; Pep Band — 1, 2; Pep Club — 2, 4; V.I.C.A. = 2,3, VA. Outstanding Mechanics Award. EVERETT KOCIAN FFA Foundation Award — 3, 4; Rend Lake College Mining Technology Scholarship — 4; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel — 3, Vice-Pres. — 4; V.LC.A. — 2, 3, 4. TERRI LEA KUHNERT Calendar Girl — Miss May — 3; Homecoming Court — 4; Prom Court — 4; Pom Pon Girl — 3, 4; Black Masque — 4: FHA — 3, 4; French Club — 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Class Congress; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club — 3, 4. DONALD LAIRD Rend Lake College Welding Scholarship — 4; V.LC.A. — 3, 4. JUDY LAMBERT Graduation Honor Student — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Chorus — 1; FHA — 1, 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Nurses Aid — 3; Spanish Club — 2, 3. DONNA JEAN LAZOEN Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4,Pep Glub —_1, 2,3, 4 ANGELA K. LEE Band — 1, 2, 3; Color Guard — 1,2, Co-Captain — 1, Captain — 2; Pep Band — 3; Chorus — 1, 2, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 3, 4; SADD — 4, Pres. — 4; Girl’s Track Manager — 3, 4. TAMMY LORI LEE Calendar Girl — Miss December — 3; FHA — 1, 2; French Club — 1, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1. REBECCA J. LIVELY Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2; Pom Pon Girl — 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3; Pep Club — 1,2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2. BERNADINE A. LOOS Chorus — 4; FHA — 1; French Club — 2, 3, 4; Nurses Aid — 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 4. STACY LOUCKS FHA — 4; Pep Club — 1; Spanish Club — 2. TERRI LYNN LOYD Black Masque — 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3; French Club — 1, 2; Library Staff — 3; Nurses Aid — 2; Pep Club — 4. 2; 3; Wrestling Clock Statistician aad, By 4, JAMES LUEKER Play Stage Crew — 4; Black Masque — 4; FHA — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3,4; V.LC.A. — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2: Track — 1; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3. MARY E. LUKE Calendar Girl — Miss March — 3; Graduation Usher — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Congress; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Softball — 1, 2, 3; Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain — 4; MVP Volleyball — 4; Best Defense Volleyball — 2; SWE All Conference Volleyball Team — 3, 4; Sparta All Tournament Volleyball Team mane ey, GREGORY A. LUTHY JETS Team — 4; State V.ILC.A. Skills Olympics — Photography — 3, 4; V.I.C.A. — 3,4, Reporter — 4; Yearbook Photographer — 3, 4. DARREN LYNCH Rend Lake College Auto Technology Scholarship — 4; FFA — 1; VICA. — 2, 3,4: Track — 1. PHILLIP LEE MCCONNELL FFA — 1; FHA — 4; V.1LC.A. =A: ROBIN LEE McCRARY Calendar Girl — Miss July — 3; Homecoming Queen — 4; Play Make-up Crew — 4; Pom Pon Girl — 3, 4; Black Masque — 4; Chorus — 3, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4. RONNIE McCRARY Yearbook Photographer — 3, 4; Football — 1; Track — 12,3. JOSEPH KEITH MEESE TAMMY K. MIFFLIN Co-op Student — 4; Chorus — 1; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 4. BETTY LENISE MOHR Calendar Girl — Miss February — 3; Play — 2, 3, 4 ; Play Business Crew — 2, 4; Play Cast — 3; Play Stage Crew — 2, 4; Play Make-up Crew — 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Elk’s Student of the Month — 4; Play Student Director — 4; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4, Activities Chairman — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian — 2, 3, Sec. Treas. — 4; Junior Class Congress; Library Staff — 1; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 2, 3, 4; French Scholar Bowl — Captain — 4; PCHS Sportswriter — 4; Cheerleader — 1; Track — 1, 2. DOUG MOHR Play — 3, 4; Play Business Crew — 3, 4; Play Cast — 3, 4; Play Make-up Crew — 3, 4; Play Stage Crew — 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS Team — 4; Alberta Kuhnert Memorial Scholarship — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 3,4: FFA — 1,2; FHA — 3, 4 Peo Club — 1, 2,34 Science — 2 , 3, 4; Semper Fidelis Award — 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Quad-Captain — 4: Track — 2, 3; SWE All Conference Football — 1st Team — 3, 4. CYNTHIA ANN MURRY Calendar Girl — Miss June — 3; Christmas Queen — 4; Play — 3; Play Cast — 3; Play Stage Crew — 3; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 25,4 FAA = 12,3, Director — 2, 3, Section Sec. — 3; Junior Class Congress; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA JANE NEWTON Graduation Usher — 3; Play Business Crew — 2, 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Math Team — 2; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Treas. — 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian — 4; Library Staff — 1; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Track Manager — 1, 3. ALLEN D. NIEMEYER DANIEL K. OPP Co-op Student — 4; Play Stage Crew — 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Court Escort — 4; Black Senior Directory Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4; French CLub — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club me A 2 3A. LYMAN DALE PARSELL Society of Distinguished American Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Math Team — 1, 2; Illinois V.I.C.A. State Competition — 10th Place — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 4; Student Council — 4; V.LC.A. — 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative — 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Quad- Captain — 4. RHONDA LYNN PERKEY Graduation Usher — 3; Graduation Honor Student — 4: Prom Court — 4; Senior Favorite — Most School Spirited — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS Team — 4; Math Team — 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Senior — 4; Academic All American — 3, 4; Army Athlete Award — 4; Merit Recognition Scholarship — 4; Band — 1, 2; Pep Band — 1, 2; Class Vice-Pres. — 1, 2; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. Treas. — 2; Junior Class Congress; National Honor Society — 3, 4, Vice-Pres. — 4; Pep Club — 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4, Pres. — 4; Student Council — 4; Cheerleader — 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball — 2, 3, 4; MVP Softball — 4; Best Defensive Softball — 3, 4; Highest Batting Average Softball — 4; SWE All Conference Softball — ‘st Team — 4. SUSAN EILEEN PICK Play — 3, 4; Play Cast — 3, 4; Play Make-up Crew — 3, 4; Black Masque — 3, 4; FHA — 1,2,3,4; Pep Club — 1, 152 Senior Directory 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4. AMY GAYE PLACE Prom Server — 2; Senior Favorite — Most Friendly — 4: Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 2, 3; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. — 3; Nurses Aid — 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Student Council — 2, 3, 4, Pres. — 4; Yearbook Staff — 2. GERALD R. PORTER, JR. JULIE ANN PURSELL Calendar Girl — Miss October — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; JETS Team — 4; Math Team — 1, 3, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Congress; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Student Council — 1; Cheerleader — 12, 3.4. MICHAEL PYATT Prom Court Escort — 4; Prom Server — 2; Sweetheart Court Escort — 3; Sweetheart King — 4; Black Masque — 4; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basektball — 1; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; MVP Track — 4; Best Defensive Back Football — 4; SWE All Conference Football — 1st Team — 4; Coal Bowl All Star Football Game — 4. CHRISTOPHER G. RENNISON Black Masque — 4; FHA — 3, 4; French Club — 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club — 3; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 2. DOUGLAS A. RICE Sweetheart Court Escort — 4; Black Masque — 4; Pep Club — 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2: V.LC.A. — 3; Track — 2, 3. ALLISON RENEE RICHARDSON Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1,2, 3,4. DARREN E. RIDGEWAY THERESA LEE ROSE Co-op Student — 4; Graduation Usher — 3; Graduation Honor Student — 4: Prom Server — 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; American Legion Award — 4; National Honor Society — 3,4. PATRICIA SCHRATZ French Club — 2, 3. GARY SCHWEBEL Rend Lake College Auto Technology Scholarship — 4; FFA — 1,2; VAC AL 2, 3, 4; Illinois V.I.C.A. State Competition — Deisel Mechanics — 8th Place — 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4. LISA M. SCHWEBEL Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; JETS Team — 4; French Club — 1 2, 3; Pep Club: —-1, 2:3: BRADLEY KYLE SHOTTON Graduation Marshall — 3; Graduation Honor Student — 4: Prom Server — 2; Senior Favorite — Mr. PCHS — 4; Co-Valedictorian — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS Team — 4; Math Team — 1, 2, 3, 4; Merit Recognition Scholarship — 4; Army Athlete Award — 4; Howard Pinckard Scholarship — 4; Academic All American — 4; SIU Student Banquet — 4; Elk’s Student of the Month — 4: U.S. Achievement Academy — Business — 4; Spanish National Honor Society — 2; Junior Class Congress; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Student Council — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain — 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Senior Athlete Award — 4; SW All Conference Baseball — 1st Team — 4; WHCO All Star Basketball Game — 4; Cowl Bowl All Star Football Game — 4; DIE-HARD Chicago Cub Fan — 1, 2, 3, 4; SWE All Conference Football — 4; Southern Illinois Player of the Week — Nov. 3, 1984 — 4; Best Defensive Player — Basketball — 4; Illinois All Time Football Game Records — Most Completion Passing — 16o0f 17 inaRow Vs. Waterloo and Highest Percentage Passing — 94% Vs. Waterloo — 4. BRIAN SIMPSON Christmas Court Escort — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; V.I.C.A. — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2; Track — 1; Wrestling — 1,2. MARK E. SRONCE Football — 1, 3; Track — 1, 2. GINA A. THOMAS French Club — 1, 2; Library Staff — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4. KIMBERLY A. THOMAS Color Guard — 4; French Club — 1, 2; Pep Club — 1. LEANNA SUE TIMPNER Co-op Student — 4; Graduation Usher — 3; Graduation Honor Student — 4; Play Make-up Crew — 2; Prom Server — 2; Senior Favorite — Most Likley to Succeed — 4; Teachers Aid — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; JETS Team — 4; Math Team — 1, 2; Academic All American — 3, 4; Extraordinary Christian Student — 4; John Phillip Sousa Award — 4; Merit Recognition Scholarship — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. — 4; Band Captain’s Certificate — 1,2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette — 1,2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 2, 3,4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4, Pres.— 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. — 4; Student Council — 2, 4, Secretary — 4; Yearbook Staff — 2; French National Honor Society — 1, 2; Quad-State Festival — 4; Band Wind Ensemble — 2, 3. MARK TRIPP Library Staff — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 2; V.I.C.A. — 2, 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4. MARK PAUL URBANEK Senior Favorite — Most Studious — 4; JETS Team — 4; Math Team — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Award — 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 4. FRANCE VAN HOUTEN JAMES WILLIAMSON French Club — 1; Photography Club — 4; V.LC.A. — 3, 4; Football — ye LARA RENEE WILSON Calendar Girl — Miss November — 3; Band — 1; Black Masque — 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 4; Pep Club — 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Student Council — 1; Yearbook Staff — 4; Cheerleader — 1, 2, 4; Boy’s Basketball Towel Girl — 3. ALLISON JILL WOODSIDE Play Make-up Crew — 4; Prom Court — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Spanish National Honor Society — 4; Pom Pon Girl — 3, 4, Captain — 4; Black Masque — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1,2, 4; Science Club — 4; Spanish Club — 3, 4; Student Council — 3; Outstanding Pom Pon Squad Member — 4. ROBERT JOSEPH YATES Christmas Court Escort — 1, 2; Homecoming King — 4; Senior Favorite — Most Humorous — 4; French Club — 2; Junior Class Congress; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer — 3; Science Club — 3, 4; Student Council — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1; Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3. ROSE MARY ZIMMERMAN Play — 3; Play Cast — 3; JETS Team — 4; Black Masque — 2, 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 4; Track — 3. Senior Directory 153 Scholarships and Honors Outstanding Seniors Helen Kuykendall Scholarship — Rachel Dickey Howard Pinckard Scholarship — Brad Shotton Tena Keller Alberta Kuhnert Memorial Scholarship — Douglas Mohr ; - 5 Delta Theta Tau Scholarship — Michelle Griffin . . : ae oe | (| Merit Recognition Scholarship: } Linda Bender Tonya Hull Alex Eddy Rhonda Perkey : Nancy Epplin Brad Shotton m Leanna Timpner ed ek ih _ i “) DAR Award: Linda Bender 4 American Legion Awards: Tracy Rose Kevin Grantham (L to R): Kevin Grantham, Brad Shotton, Rhonda Perkey, Kevin Dunn, Leanna Timpner, and Alex Eddy x The President's Scholarship to Rend Lake College: Linda Bender Alex Eddy : Nancy Epplin Elks Students of the Kevin Grantham Month: Rend Lake College Auto Technology: 1985 Co-Valedictorians: Brad Shotton Gary Schwebel Nancy Epplin Y a Nancy Epplin Rend Lake College Mining Technology Brad Shotton Alex Eddy Scholarship: 1985 Salutatorian: Becki Mohr Everett Kocian Tonya Hull Kevin Dunn Darren Lynch Tonya Hull Dean Blades Doug Mohr Rend Lake College Welding Scholarship: Linda Bender Don Laird Brad Hill David Jennings Dan Cheek Kevin Carter Army Athletic Award: Brad Shotton Rhonda Perkey Science Award: Mark Urbanek Honor Students Linda Bender Cindy Bruns Kevin Dunn Alex Eddy Nancy Epplin Kevin Grantham Michelle Griffin Debbie Hopp Tonya Hull Judy Lambert Rhonda Perkey JETS Team — Front Row (L to R): Cindy Bruns, Darrell Burnett, Leanna Timpner, Tracy Rose Michelle Griffin, Rhonda Perkey, Rose Zimmerman, Staci Starkweather. Second Brad Shotton Row: Mark Urbanek, Jack Vancil, Kevin Dunn. Third Row: Mr. Birkner, Doug Leanna Timpner Mohr, Greg Luthy, Kevin Grantham. Fourth Row: Alex Eddy and Brad Shotton. 154 Honors and Awards Football Awards All Conference Ist Team Doug Mohr Rusty Emling Mike Pyatt Bill Howell Sam Carney All Conference 2nd Team: Brad Shotton Dean Blades Dan Cheek Darrell Burnett Sam Carney M.V.P. — Sam Carney Offensive Lineman — Bill Howell Defensive Lineman — Rusty Emling Defensive Back — Mike Pyatt Offensive Back — John Lukes Most Improved — Matt Mason New State Pass Completed Record: Brad Shotton (16 passes in a row against Waterloo) New State Pass Percentage Record: Brad Shotton (94% passing against Waterloo) Volleyball Awards: M.V.P. — Mary Luke All Conference: Mary Luke Sparta Tourney Team: Lori Dobrinick, Mary Luke Golf Awards: M.V.P. — Marc Johnson Most Improved — Cory Hepp All South: Marc Johnson Sectional Golf Champion: Marc Johnson 8th in IHSA State Final: Marc Johnson Girl’s Basketball M.V.P. — Staci Starkweather Best Defensive Player — Staci Starkweather Most Improved Player — Mindy Hagene Girl’s Track Awards M.V.P. — Tracy Kuhnert New School Reocrd of 5’1” in High Jump: Sharon Timpner (previous record 4 10”) New School Record of 16’9” in Long Jump Tracy Kuhnert (previous record 16 1”) Wrestling Awards M.V.P. — Scott Martin Basketball Awards All Conference Team: Dwayne Epplin Jason Carson Benton Tourney Team: Steve Thomas Jason Carson Carbondale Tourney Team: Jason Carson All South: Jason Carson M.V.P. — Jason Carson Free Throw Percentage — Darin Webb Best Defensive Player — Brad Shotton Most Assists — Steve Thomas Most Rebounds — Jason Carson Most Improved — Chad Rushing Track M.V.P. — Mike Pyatt Cross Country M.V.P. — Glen Nehrkorn Baseball Awards All Conference 1st Team: Ralph Loos Brad Shotton All Conference 2nd Team: Steve Thomas Highest Batting Average (.444): Ralph Loos Softball Awards M.V.P. — Rhonda Perkey All Conference 1st Team: Rhonda Perkey All Conference 2nd Team: Staci Starkweather Most Improved: Leslie Ogilivie Chris Perkey Darla Gill Highest Batting Average: (.400): Rhonda Perkey Best Defensive Player: Rhonda Perkey y prHES State FHA Contest Winne rs (L to R): Julie Ruppert and Paula Przygoda Band Awards Band Awards Semper Fidelis Award — Doug Mohr John Phillip Sousa Award — Leanna Timpner Outstanding Marching Bandsman — Kevin Bumann Outstanding Marching Bandswoman — Linda Bender Outstanding Flag Corps Member — Debbie Hopp Outstanding Rifle Corps Member — Nancy Epplin Outstanding Pom-Pon Member — Allison Woodside Most Improved Flag Corps Member — Mary Whitson Most Improved Rifle Corps Member — Mary Baudison Most Improved Pom-Pon Member — Danielle Epplin Other Awards 7th Place VICA State Competition — Photography: Greg Luthy Honorable Mention SISPA Photo Contest — SIU: Debbie Ross FHA Awards FHA Awards State FHA-HERO Officer — Rachel Dickey FHA Outstanding Senior Members: Linda Bender Shelly Carney Rachel Dickey Nancy Epplin Section 6C President: Shelly Carney Section 6C Treasurer: Sandy Newton State Peer Education Team Member: Shelly Carney State FHA-HERO Contest Winners: Paula Przygoda Julie Ruppert Outstanding Chapter Members: Linda Bender Lisa Bruns Diane Bauersachs Shelly Carney Rachel Dickey Jean Duckworth Nancy Epplin Jeannette Kellerman Amy Martin Paula Przygoda Lauri Rediger Julie Ruppert Nancy Spencer Cassie Wolfe Perfect Attendance Perfect Attendance Awards: | year: Janet Bigham Cindy Bruns Karla Dunn Michelle Griffin Kevin Grantham Rick Heisner Bill Howell Tonya Hull Everett Kocian Joe Meese Tammy Mifflin Chris Rennison Lara Wilson 2 years: Linda Bender Terry Duckworth Alex Eddy Nancy Epplin Lyman Parsell 3 years: Carla Ausmus Amy Place Brad Shotton Mark Urbanek Tracy Rose 4 years: Doug Hardin Mike Pyatt : “ ee oe heer 1984-85 Calendar Girls — Sitting (L to R): Terri Kuhnert, Cindy Murray. Standing: Tammy Lee, Stevie Hill, Becki Mohr, Robbie McCrary, Mary Luke, Cindy Bruns, Lori Dobrinick, Nancy Gerrish, Julie Pursell, and Lara Wilson. 156 Honors In Remembrance ROBERT JOSEPH YATES STEPHANIE EILEEN HILL February 26, 1967 — December 2, 1984 January 11, 1967 — May 31, 1985 1 AM NOT THERE Do not stand at my grave and weep; lam not there. | do not sleep. lam a thousand winds that blow, lam the diamond glints on snow. lam the sunlight on ripened grain, lam the gentle autumn’s rain. When you awaken in the morning’s hush, lam the swift uplighting rush, Of quiet birds in circled flight. lam the soft stars that shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry lam not there. I did not die. — Robert Hepburn Memorial 157 158 Closing pposite Page: Senior girls look forward to eating at The Barn on the Senior Trip Seniors “‘living it up” on the Senior Trip Night shot of PCHS taken by photography student Ron McCrary Mr. Brunty takes a break from prom decorating Girls concentrate on arts and crafts his Page: Nancy Gerrish helps Julie Pursell with her gown Panthers just a leap away from victory Dennis Conner and Jerry Porter help with prom decoration Underclassmen enjoy themselves prom night 159 160 Closing Another year has quickly passed and’ another year book completed. Some of the fondest memories of the Class of 1985 were the times we spent together ip.appy and sad moments. We learned to cope with déath and come to understand the strength of friendship. Weve made many tracks throughout these past four years and we'd like to thank the people whose paths we crossed. Our Co-Advisors, Mr. Herbst and Mr. Hamilton, and the photographers who without their help there would be no yearbook. We hope this yearbook will help you reflect back On the tracks and happenings of 1985 and remember how we grew together and made memories Senior Editors, Kim Davis Nancy Gerrish Michelle Griffin Debbie Hopp Tonya Hull Lara Wilson