Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

' g : NN Sale mo Titties et tr tte, SOLES tte 2 ¢ - Be a9 ce aut: ;: 4 | Sais Ad | — nile Tuning In To A Great Year PCHS CABLEVISION PRESENTS “PYRAMID 1987” Directors (Advisors): Executive Producer (Editor-in-Chief): Glen Hamilton Tami Whitson Daniel Herbst Producers (Senior Editors): Kristin Dolling Genea Glenzy Lynne Murphy Mike Strickland Kirk Surry Table Of PANTHER —2:: Opening bin mene ee (GUIDE fall semester. Faculty An overview of the adminis- tration, faculty, and staff starring two new faces, Mrs. Denton and Miss Poe. 1 A final look at the names 8 Seniors and faces of those who have performed on the high school stage for four years. Juniors One step away from the leading role after three years as the understudy. Picture Perfect A glance at the aspiring Sophomores young actors and actresses who anxiously await their role in the two year series, “Upperclassmen”. Freshmen Tuning to the Disney Chan- The eye-catching artwork on the division nel for a look at the new- pages was designed and drawn by Pinckney- comers on the scene. ville’s own second year art student, Carman Jausel, and her instructor, Miss Poe. A spe- : : A “don’t miss” opportunity cial thank you to you two for successfully Organizations — those — in giving this edition of the Pyramid a unique pele rata flair. fered by PAWTV. Sports Athletes and nonathletes, alike, can enjoy this picture- packed edition of Sports- Panther Style. Activities The stars “outdone them- ] 18 selves” with this Showtime special, featuring the year’s most exciting highlights. Sr. Directory A one time chance to take a ] 4? peak at the personal listings of the stars who top the charts. Featuring a special glance Honors at the recipients of various 148 awards. “The envelope, please. And the winner is Closing A unique way to say good- bye to an action-packed ad- venture. There'll never be another like it. 1. A bird’s eye view of the dance floor at the Homecoming Dance. 2. Cross Country runners show off their conference trophy. 3. Panther football team in action. 4. Miss Rudolph and Rich Emling show us their new style of dance. The Year Begins A couple of changes were made in the faculty cast. Miss Poe came to teach the art classes. Mr. Hamilton decided to semi- retire, teaching only the photography classes and remaining as yearbook spon- sor. Mrs. Denton was hired for science classes. The volleyball team made area sports news with their conference title. For the first time in many years Pinckneyville sent a cross country runner, Jason Woodside, to state. October was filled with the Homecom- ing activities. Mardi Gras weekend was a success although dizzling rain fell most of the time. Betsy Mucha handed over her crown to Bianca Mohr as Mardi Gras Queen. In November, football changed to a round ball as the community fired up for another basketball season. A new Perry County jail began to be constructed. This was going up but an- other building was going down as the gar- ment factory burned. For those with food on their minds a new Hardee’s Express went up and opened on Main Street. One semester was completed and sneak previews of what the second semester had to offer provided the incentive needed for “tuning in” to the last half of this moving drama. 1. Pom-Pons show the “ups and downs” of marching. 2. The Marching Panthers perform in the DuQuoin parade. 3. The girls’ volleyball team show their enthusiasm after winning the conference title. 4. This slow tempo song lured the “dreamyeyed” onto the floor at the Football Dance. 5. Greg Morgenthaler, Steve Shaw, and Joe Rock take a break during Chorus to smile. 6. An excited crowd at the Homecoming game. 1. Jeff Rains, Dale Thompson, Chris Kellerman, and Terry Nelson caught by surprise during lunch hour. 2. FHA members wait to receive their balloons for the balloon launch. 3. Brad Hawkins with his winning pin. 4. Lance Jones and Amy Williams have one another to lean on. 5. Paul Hubler and Tim Yates take a break between classes. 6. Katie Kellerman, Mary Baudison, and Tracy Keene get ready for the first Science Club Egg Drop. 7. Coach Hale is with Glen Hoeinghaus, Aaron Carter, Barry Craig, and Cory Hepp who were chosen for the all south team. 1. Pregame antics: The magic circle Panther style. 2. Football players huddle and get all fired up for the Homecoming game. 3. Students show varied reactions in Junior Class Congress meeting. 4. Laurie Hepp, Tina Morgenthaler and Lisa Miller look like they know a secret. 5. Members of this before-school crowd handle the excitement of a new day differently. 6. Panther mascot, Lori Weatherford, looks toward the cheering section at a home ballgame. 7. Danny Harriss and Rich Emling decked out in their “finest duds” replace a rim in the girls gym. 1. Freshmen guys’ faces are a dead giveaway to “innocence’’? 2. Senior cheerleaders, Cheryl Houghland and Genea Glenzy enjoy the homecoming game. 3. Cindy Pabst and Brenda Bender pose on second floor. 4. Julie Dudek and Darla Gill flash their pearly whites. 5. Jeff Rains and Michelle Jenkle see what it feels like from behind the teacher's desk. 6. Lady Panthers warm up before a tough game. al ; 4 - oe ” = a wae e : 7 Board-Administration Provide Leadership School Board Members-Standing (L to R): Ted Cunningham; Dick Luke; Dan Wildermuth; and Jim Bauersachs, Secretary. Sitting: Jim Stern; Mary Roe, Board President; and Wendell Weatherford. Mr. Walter P. Grady- Superintendent Mr. Dean Brewer-Principa Shirley Bigham- Special Education Carole Black- French, French Club Spon- David Brunty- History, Speech, Black sor Masque Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor Steve Cannedy-Chorus and Band Director Wes Choate-Mathematics, Boys’ Head David Columbo-Librarian Baseball Coach, Asst. Basketball, Asst. Football Coach Dick Corn-Driver’s Education, Boys’ P.E., Neva Corn-Driver’s Education, Girls’ P.E. Nadine Craig-Bookkeeper and Secretary Boys’ Head Basketball Coach, Boys’ Head Track Coach, Cross Country Coach Elaine Dailey- Junior and Senior English, Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor Gary Glenzy- Boys’ P.E., History, Gen. Science, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, Boys’ Asst. Basketball Coach Harral Hall- Sophomore English, Senior Class Sponsor Linda Denton- Science, JETS Team, Sci- ence Club Sponsor Ruby Graskewicz- Nurses’ Aide Glen Hamilton- Photography, Yearbook Advisor Robert Frassato- Mathematics Greg Hale- Health, Boys’ Asst. Basketball Coach, Golf Coach Girls’ Softball Coach hb TR Ramona Hatch- Home Economics, Con- sumer Education, FHA Sponsor Dan Herbst-Junior and Senior English, Jeannette Hoeinghaus- Home Economics, Jean Horn- Business Education Yearbook, Sophomore Class Sponsor Consumer Education, FHA Sponsor Joe James- Guidance Counselor, Cooper- Linda Johnson- Business Education Barry Kellerman- Head Coach Girls’ Bas- ative Education ketball Ray Lambert- Mining and Reclamation, Sam Loiacono- Mining and Reclamation, Carolyn Longshore- School Nurse, Health Mechanics, VICA Sponsor Welding, VICA Sponsor Occupations oe is, 4 , | George McPheeters- Science Joan Miller- Secretary Roger Minton- Boys’ P.E., Psychology and Sociology, Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Track Coach, Head Wrestling Coach, Cathy Ortolan- Mathematics, Chapter I, Mary Lou Ozburn- Mathematics, Math Colette Poe- Art Freshman Class Sponsor Club Sponsor Ernest Queen- Freshman English Sam Robb, Agriculture, FFA Sponsor Linda Rudolph- Girls’ P.E., Head Volley- ball Coach, Asst. Softball Coach, Health Pat Sheley - Individual Instruction, Junior Alex Singer - Industrial Technology Lularose Wilson - Guidance Counselor, and Senior English Classes National Honor Society Sponsor Faculty - Not Pictured — AS WAUKEGAN, ILL-BRISTOL. PA 0, 20” — © WAUKEGAN. ILL-BRISTOL Adam Emling - Asst. Baseball Coach Bonnie Gill - Asst. Volleyball Coach Diana Schaefer - Cheerleading Sponsor Staci Steele - Cheerleading Sponsor Janis Welsch - Asst. Girls’ Basketball Coach Betty Stumpe - Health Service Technician (Retired at mid-year) Custodians (L to R) Lloyd Kellerman, Head Custodian, George Butcher, Dean Carson, and Bob Nehrkorn. Cooks (L to R) Laura Epplin, Eunice Schrader, Mabel Woodside - Cafeteria Manager, and Barbara Brand. 14 Bus Drivers (L to R) Raymond Przygoda, Roxanne Place, Tom Denton, Diane Fisher, Lylia Hagel, and Orel Bigham. © €) Class of shone Y az © Favorites ° Sr. Candid Camera Porche 2. Movie: “Top Gun” 3. Song: “Stairway to Heaven” 4. Group: Bon Jovi 5. TV Show: The Cosby Show 6. Fast-food Restaurant: McDonalds 7. Place to go on date: the Movies 8. Excuse for not doing homework: Forgot it 9. Place to “hang out”: Murphy Wall Parking Lot 1. P.C.H.S. Senior Class Favorites join together for a picture. 2. Matt Mathis watches innocently for Mr. Cannedy as Bob Marlow “fixes” the music book. 3. Bob Spangler turns on the charm as he asks Amy Williams and Natalie Malan for lunch money. 4. Physics students examine the strength of their toothpick bridges. 5. Lance Jones and Clinton Bigham work hard on their Trig. assignment. Class Of 1987 Goes Out In Style In the fall the seniors elected John Marler as President, Lynne Murphy as Vice-President, and Tracy Keene as Secretary-Trea- surer, (pictured at left). Chosen to represent the senior class in the student council were: Genea Glenzy, Melinda Hagene, Katie Kellerman, John Marler, and Lynne Murphy. The groundwork is laid; the curtain has closed. The Class of ’87 has taken its final bow at P.C.H.S. They have changed the memories they made into dreams of tomorrow, as most have decided to further their education. Due to the elimination of the senior class trip, they particiapted in no fund-raisers. They saved enough money last year to once again highlight the yearbook with colored pictures. The seniors, who will graduate as one of the largest classes in recent years, scheduled an outdoor graduation ceremony. Mary Adcock Mary Baudison Brian Bender Clinton Bigham Bart Brand Robin Brock Scott Brown John Bruno Matt Bruno Keir Bryan Judy Buschschulte Kim Buschschulte Eric Campbell Aaron Carter Amy Cheek Karen Cheek Barry Craig Jerry Davis Scott Degenhardt Kristin Dolling Julie Dudek Rich Emling Kenny Epplin Enrique Expésito Jeanette Feltmeyer Gary Ferrari Bart Ferrero Shelly Fisher David Forbes Darla Gill Genea Glenzy Joni Graham Gaylen Greer Melinda Hagene Sherry Hart Mike Heiman Glenn Hensler Cory Hepp Laurie Hepp Gary Holt Nathan Homan Cheryl Houghland Susan Hutchings Carman Jausel Jason Jenkel Michelle Jenkel Scott Jenkel Kenny Johnson Jeff Jones Lance Jones Mike Jones Paul Jones Jim Joslin Pat Keene Tim Keene Tracy Keene Jeff S. Keller Jeff Keller Chris Kellerman Janelle Kellerman Katie Kellerman Philip Kellerman Phyllis Kellerman Aaron Konkel Tracy Kuhnert Jerry Lacy Danny Lambert Most Likely to Succeed-Kristin Dolling and Mike Strickland Most Friendly-Melinda Hagene and Bob Spangler Most Studious-Kirk Surry and Tami Whitson Most Humorous-Sean McCune and Tracy Keene Most Talented-Amy Williams and Bob Marlow Favorites Most Athletic-Tracy Kuhnert and Greg Morgenthaler Paul Lambert Vicki Lambert Lisa Lawhorn Danny Loos Melissa Loos Amy Lueker Anna Lynch Paul Lynch Natalie Malan Scott Malinski John Marler Bob Marlow Amy Martin Matt Mathis James McCrary Sean McCune Shon Mcintyre Eric McRoy 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 Tammy Patterson Chris Perkey Kenny Pierce Shelly Queen Heath Rackley Heidi Rackley Jeff Rains Kim Reinhardt Jaci Scholebo Renee Shirk Kim Shotton Brett Silbe Bob Spangler Tim Sprenger Jim Spurgeon Mike Strickland Kirk Surry Diana Szarek Shelly Tanner Dale Thompson Mark Thompson David Urbanek Elizabeth Vancil Mike Walker Lori Weatherford Not Pictured: Kent Brookman John Hartman Amy Welsch Tami Whitson Matt Wright Amy Williams Anne Williams Wayne Williamson Jeff Woodside Yolanda Woodside Amy Wright The Lighter Side 1. Yolanda Woodside, Jaci Scholebo, Julie Dudek, and Darla Gill show the togetherness of seniors. 2. Clinton Bigham, Mike Strickland, and Tim Sprenger get “wild and crazy” at the Back to School Dance. 3. Seniors mingle as they wait to get measured for their caps and gowns. 4. The Sophisticated Seniors’ esoteric Homecoming float theme, “Decapitate the Hymenoptera”, grabbed the attention of the crowd. More Favorites 1. Club: French 2. Sport: Basketball 3. Subject: Math 4. Class at P.C.H.S: U.S. History 5. Place to go for lunch: Moto Mart 6. Description of Class of °87: A Bunch of Lunatics Bounded by Love 7. Jeans: Levis 8. Tennis shoes: Reebok 9. Plans after high school: 4-year college ae = ——— — cas acm The Junior Class worked hard to raise money for this year’s prom by selling Stan- ley products and magazines. They elected David Roe as Class President, Jamie Graf- ton as Vice-President, and Elizabeth Eddy as Secretary-Treasurer. The five Student Council representatives elected were Tri- sha Caupert, Nate Chapman, Barry Graskewicz, Shay Hagel, and Chad Wal- ton. Cheri Toler and Matt Flowers repre- ! , sented the Junior Class at the Christmas a dance this year. Junior Class Officers-L to R: Jamie Grafton, Vice-President; David Roe, President; Elizabeth Eddy, Secretary-Treasurer. Junior Class Achieves Many Goals David Baker Robbie Bardle Jimmie Bauersachs DeAnn Beaty David Burris Lisa Bruns Kevin Bird Trisha Caupert Chris Chandler Nate Chapman Kim Damron Beth Davis Jeff Davis Jean Duckworth Elizabeth Eddy Aaron Epplin Bart Epplin David Ferguson Matt Flowers Jeff Foutch Karen Fulk Laurie Gooden Jamie Grafton Barry Graskewicz Chris Grimm Stacy Hackworth Shay Hagel Heath Hagene Danny Harriss Lisa Hastings Aaron Hawk Brad Hawkins Lisa Heisner Debbie Henson Caby Hepp Bridget Hiller Joe Rock and Edie Toler strike this familiar pose at the third floor fountain. Glen Hoeinghaus Scott Holt Lisa Homan Pam Hurley Sandy Hutchings Brett Isaacs Kim Jenkel Shirley Jones Angie Kellerman Jeannette Kellerman J. P. Kelly Tricia Kelly Kathy Kinstler Valerie Kish Janice Kroll Robin Krupp Duane Lee Blake Lindner Lonnie Lindner Grason Little Joel Louis Karan Loyd Millie (Smith) Loyd Alisa Malinski Staci Margenthaler Jodi McDonnough Tim McDonnough Tom McKenzie Steve McKinstry Kyle McKown Jeff Moore Blake Murphy Tina Odom Dennis Opp Mitch Petty Rhonda Pickett Paula Przygoda Mike Pulke Robert Pyatt Will Pyatt Laurie Rediger Ann Rednour Dana Rice Joe Rock David Roe Rhonda Rolando Melissa Runion Julie Ruppert Terry Scholebo Pat Schratz Guys and gals gather in Thomas Gym during lunch hour. The Junior guys show their school spirit in the Homecoming Parade. Four more Junior Football players take a Homecoming Parade ride. Tom Schweizer Stephanie Shirk Randy Shaw Mike Simpson Keith Simpson Melody Singer Erin Smith Nancy Spencer Sean Starkweather Louie Stroehlein Third floor outside office is the gathering place for this group. Matt Sullivan Kent Thomas Sharon Timpner Cheri Toler Edie Toler Paula Urbanek Jim Vancil Chad Walton Brent Weatherford Mary Whitson Alicia Wilks Vickie Williams Mike Witbract Cassie Wolfe Jason Woodside David Zeidler Barry Graskewicz and Blake Lindner show off their c ross country style in Con- ference Meet. Jeannette Kellerman strides to class while other junior girls get materials from lockers. Those not pictured are: Scott Cook, Kathy Knapp, Butch Taylor, Rebecca Sanders, James Lewis, Jeremy Myers and Trey Clegg. Kyle McKown and Blake Murphy enjoy lunch A in Thomas Gym. 2° ill The Sophomore Class of 1989 began their second year at P.C.H.S. by selecting Susan Bigham, Brooke Lueker, David Oz- burn, Kathy Perkins, and Kimbra Wood- side to represent them in the student coun- cil. Class officers were also chosen: Shawn Stout, President; Kathy Perkins, Vice- President; Brooke Lueker, Secretary- Treasurer. The class received Ist Place for their float “Cream the Hornets” in the Homecoming Parade. Lynn Ann Bratten and Aaron Kellerman were chosen to re- present the sophomore class at the Christ- mas Dance. Rhonda Schrader and Bobby Wildermuth represented the class at the Sweet Heart Dance. The class continued making money for future years by selling stationary and various food products from the “International Festival of Foods”. No pictures were available for Darrel Cordray and James Neville. Sophomore Class Officers- L-R: Kathy Perkins, Vice-President; Shawn Stout, Presi- dent; Brooke Lueker, Secretary-Treasurer. Sophomores Enjoy Second Year Sue Allen Teri Arnold Mike Barton Lori Bathon Jada Batson Jeannine Batson Amy Bigham Julie Bigham Susan Bigham Theresa Bird Marcia Bochantin Dean Brand Dwayne Brand Lynn Bratten Karla Brueggemann Joe Bruno Amy Bruns Doug Bruns Kelly Bumann Laura Burnett Clinton Carson Stephanie Chapman Tim Cheek Sarah Dickey Patrick Dinkins Andrea Dunn Keith Dunn Kent Epplin Judy Finney Cindy Fisher Leslie Folden Daron Fox Donna George Charlene Greer Sophomore girls engage in some early morning conversation. Melissa Greer Lori Griffin Brian Hagene Lee Anne Haley David Harris Tina Hartman Stacy Heine Bryan Helvey Samantha Higgerson Lonnie Hinds Robbie Holder Rhonda Holt Monica Hottes Debbie Hubler Bobby Hutchings Darwin Jausel Derek Jenkel Tammy Jones Deana Karabec Ray Keller Aaron Kellerman Amy Kellerman Staci Kellerman Frank Kocian Underclassmen enjoy the view of the second floor from the nurse’s office landing. Allen Konkel Kathy Kopshever Joanne Lawhorn Bill Lawless Jeff Lee Diane Loos Tim Loos Bambi Lueker Brooke Lueker Aaron Lunnemann Cathy Malan Gina Malawy Mike Mathis Robbie Mathis Cary McClurken Jayne Ann McCrary Chuck McElvain Mendy McElvain Chris McKinstry Jana Miller David Moritz John Mucha Julie Murphy David Ozburn Kent Epplin, Troy Rushing and David Ozburn check out the best spot to eat lunch in Thomas Gym. Cynthia Pabst Toni Peradotto Roger Perkey Kathy Perkins Aaron Kellerman wonders what Lynn Ann Bratten finds so funny about lunch. Dana Pierce Kara Porter Doug Pratt Kevin Pryzgoda Melissa Queen Kim Rains Amanda Ramsey Stephanie Rensi Kyle Ridgeway Shannon Robb Kipp Rule Troy Rushing Rhonda Scholebo Rhonda Schrader Lori Schweizer Erin Shaw Steve Shaw Tammi Smith Tom Steele John Stevens Shawn Stout Tim Struck Larry Tadlock Veronica Taylor Wayne Tedder Ben Thomas Jennifer Thompson Leslie Voorhees Michelle Weinhold Jeff West Alison Whitson Bobby Wildermuth Chad Wilkin Larry Williams Barbara Woodside Kimbra Woodside Mark Woodside Gina Wright Rick Yeager of ie ee | LD) Meredith Ackerman Regina Baggott Steven Beck Brenda Bender Lisa Bigham Tibretta Bigham Jayette Bolinski Brian Brooks Kelly Campbell Marcella Carter Sean Carter Heather Chapman Jason Clark Andrea Clark Brett Cothran Freshmen Look To Future The Freshman Class started its year by electing John Pyatt, Andrea Clark, and Chris McGranahan as officers. The student council members were Sarah Roe, Nicole Rule, Lisa Thompson, Mike Napier, and Heather Chapman. They received 3rd in the Home- coming float competition. The representatives for the Christmas court were Heather Chapman and Mike Napier. They sold the traditional calendars and candy to make money for future years. Not pictured in class section: Jeff Neville, Eliza- beth Brookman, Kevin Couley, Tanya Gyurisech. Pictured from left to right: Chris McGranahan, Vice President Andrea Clark, Secretary Treasurer John Pyatt, President Julie Cunningham John Davis Stacy Davis Kathy Day Holly Deal Edward DeFord Simone Dolling Christopher Eisenhauer Thomas Engelhardt Larry Epplin Natalie Ferrero Timothy Garrett Thomas Gendron Carrie Hagene Kirk Hagene Terri Hagene David Haggard Jennifer Hampton Clara Happold Kevin Hardin Christopher Harriss Dwight Hartman Julie Hastings and Kelly Campbell share a quick conversation between classes. Sarah Roe and Chris Sumner are hurrying to class. Sonya Hartstirn Julie Hastings Gary Henson Bryce Hicks Bill Hicks Arlen Hill Laura Hill Darren Hiller Scott Hottes Paul Hubler Keith Hubler Lee Ann Huelsmann Karen Huggins Jennifer Hutchings Theresa Hutchings Paul Jones Kelly Keller Michelle Keller Carrie Kellerman Drew Kocian Michael Kopshever Eric Kreger Christopher Lacy Steven Lacy Carmen Laird Mark Lee Jeff Loos Michael Mason Chris McGranahan Michelle McKinstry Andrew Meyer Bernadine Morrow Michael Napier Mark Nelson Heather Opp Kevin Parsell Mary Pfeiffer Kerri Place Johnathan Pyatt Bobbi Rednour Tammy Restoff Steven Rheinecker Shane Rock Sarah Roe Shawn Ruffino Nicole Rule Delana Pence Brian Ruppert Todd Seders These freshmen take a break at the Back to School dance. : Tina Sherman Kimberlee Shute Joel Smith Rhonda Spencer Wes Sroka Brian Sronce Shelley Stanowski Scott Stout Ricky Stuck Michelle Sullivan Christina Sumner Jon Tanner Brad Thomas Chuck Thompson Scott Stout, Julie Cunningham, and Heather Chapman socialize Lisa Thompson during band practice. Chad Tripp Micheal Waligorski Kari Weatherford Penny Weatherford Dara Whitley Amy Wildermuth Timothy Wildermuth Freshmen girls are off to class. Justin Wilks Eric Williamson Kirsten Wolfe ; Heather Chapman and Mike Napier Timothy Yates ie ° Class. Pyramid Staff: Front - Kirk Surry. First Row - Rhonda Schrader, Alison Whitson, Sarah Dickey, Carman Jausel-Staff Artist. Second Row - Rhonda Holt, Kristin Dolling, Tami Whitson-Editor in Chief, Erin Smith, Kim Jenkel. Third Row - Mike Strickland, Mr. Daniel Herbst-Advisor, David Roe, Barry Graskewicz. In Tree - Bryan Helvey, Lynne Murphy, and Genea Glenzy. 56 Pyramid Presents “PCHS Cablevision” Yearbook Photographers: Kneeling: Jim joslin. Standing L to R: Kim Reinhardt, Rhonda Rolando, Lance Jones. In tree: David Burris. PINCKNEY ILLE PANTHERS Student Council - Front Row (L to R): Bob Marlow, Mike Strickland, Bart Ferrero, Katie Kellerman, Genea Glenzy, John Marler, Clinton Bigham, Mindy Hagene, Janelle Kellerman. Row two; Barry Graskewicz, Chad Walton, Shay Hagel, Tricia Caupert, Nathan Chapman. Row three: Brooke Leuker, Susan Bigham, Leslie Voorhees, Kathy Perkins, Kimbra Woodside, David Ozburn, Row four: Sarah Roe, Mike Napier, Heather Chapman, Nichole Rule Under the Student Council, this year’s home- coming proved to be successful. The Council orga- nized the parade, variety show, bonfire and dance. The theme of homecoming was “Raid the Hor- nets”. This year’s Council had a prosperous year and through the cooperative efforts of other stu- dents, faculty and organizations donated $1,500 to the Heart Fund at Pinckneyville Community Hos- pital. Officers: President Genea Glenzy, Vice President John Marler, Secretary-Treasurer Lynne Murphy PINCKNEY ILLE PANTHERS Members of the National Honor Society Honor Students Stay On Top National Honor Society Officers: (L-R) Kirk Surry, Vice-Pres.; Tami Whitson, President; Clinton Bigham, Student Council Rep.; Katie Keller- man, Sec.-Treas.; Mike Strickland, Student Council Rep. Members of the National Honor Society continued their pursuit for academic excellence by maintaining their required 4.5 or higher GPA. The Society began the 1986-87 school year by electing the following officers: Tami Whitson, Kirk Surry, Katie Kellerman, Clinton Bigham, and Mike Strickland. Some of the club’s activities included entering a “car-float”in the Homecoming Parade and sponsoring talent acts in the Homecoming Variety Show and Heart Fund Benefit Show. Six senior students were selected by their teachers to represent PCHS at the annual Southern Illinois Good Student Banquet held at SIU-C in May. Students representing schools from all over Southern Illinois were honored for excellence in leadership, academics, and service. PCHS students attending the gala occasion were: Mary Baudison, Heidi Rackley, Tami Whitson, John Marler, Mike Strickland, and Kirk Surry. John Marler was the recipient of a cash scholarship awarded to an outstanding student plan- ning to attend SIU. Club sponsor, Lularose Wilson, accompanied the students to the Banquet along with Mrs. Carole Etta Black and Mrs. Mary Lou Ozburn. PIinif iat. wv “Take a look at these Prom server outfits.” JR. CLASS CONGRESS- Top Row (L to R): Brent Weatherford, Nate Chapman, and Brett Isaacs. Middle Row: Shay Hagel, Lonnie Lindner, Sean Starkweather, Chad Walton, Aaron Epplin, Barry Graskewicz, and David Roe. Bottom Row: Elizabeth Eddy, Erin Smith, Stephanie Shirk, Sharon Timpner, Jamie Grafton, and Bridget Hiller. Junior Congress. Organizes Float, Prom Lon Lindner explains his Prom wall to seme Congress members. David Roe, Mr. Brunty and Lon Lindner seem skeptical as Brent Weatherford shows an example to the members. Experience And Enthusiasm Add To Chorus CHORUS MEMBERS- Front Row (L-R) Kim Reinhardt, DeAnn Beaty, Amy Williams, Shelly Fisher, Natalie Ferrero, Lori Weatherford, Tammy Patterson. Second Row: Shon McIntyre, Bob Marlow, Angie Kellerman, Lisa Miller, Rhonda Rolondo, Shelly Queen, Anne Williams, Edie Toler, Joe Rock, Pat Keene. Back Row: Matt Mathis, Bryan Helvey, Trey Clegg, Greg Morgenthaler, Lance Jones, Glen Nehrkorn, Bill Lawless, Ray Keller, Bob Spangler, Heath Rackley, Dale Thompson. Shelly Fisher, Amy Williams and Lori Weatherford enjoy Sth hour chorus. The serious side of Mr. Cannedy. Marching Panthers Make Classy Transition After receiving a state grant from Sen. Ralph Dunn, the Marching Panthers began to take on a whole new appearance. Through the grant, band parent donations, and fund raising, new uniforms (not pictured), silver sousaphones, and a synthesizer were purchased present- ing a classy new image for the band. They started off in July marching in the V.P. Fair in St. Louis. Among the many performances throughout the year, the Marching Panthers competed in the Apple Festival in Murphysboro (fourth place), and the West Frankfort Parade (first place in parade and third in field). They also performed in the Duquoin State Fair Parade, the Special Olympics, and the O’Fallon Mayfest Parade. Highlighting the season for Concert Band was the State Contest at Sesser, where they received all Division 1 ratings with 39 out of 40 points for sight reading. David Roe, Anne Williams, Brooke Lueker, and Shon MclIn- tyre were sent to participate in All-District Band, while others were also included in Quad State, South Seven, and the Solo and Ensemble Contests. A special group the Oklahoma! Pit Band accompanied the musical success! Director Stephen Cannedy topped off the year wth a Senior Recognition Concert and the Band Dessert Awards Banquet acknowledging band students for their achievements throughout the year. 1986-87 Drum Majors- (left to right) Sarah Dickey, Anne Williams, and Nicole Rule. Band Officers - Anne Williams, V my Williams, Secy.; Bob Marlow, Student Council Rep.; David Roe, Historian; Dale Thompson, President; John Marler, Trea- surer Rifle Corps - Top: DeAnn Beaty. Bottom: Mary Baudison and Toni Peradotto. Pom-pon Squad - Front row: Tricia Kelly, Stephanie Shirk, Kara Porter, Bambi Lueker, Cassie Wolfe, Laura Hill, Lisa Hastings, Rhonda Holt, Erin Smith, Kelly Campbell. Back: Tracy Keene, Kristin Dolling, Jamie Grafton, Betsy Mucha, Chris Perkey, Joni Graham, Kim Shotton, and Katie Kellerman. (Left Picture) Color Guard: Lisa Homan, Rhonda Pickett, Jeannine Batson, Tina Odom, and Amanda Ramsey. (Right Picture) Flag Corps: Standing- Alicia Wilks, Julic Hastings, Kerri Place, Jada Batson, Dana Pierce, Kathy Day, Anne Rednour. Front: Lori Weatherford and Janice Kroll. 63 Poms perform with the band during a football game. Sarah Dickey smiles as Toni Peradotto plays the saxophone Quad State: Dale Thompson, Anne Williams, Shon McIntyre, Bob Marlow, Amy Williams, and Jeff Keller. PR IAZZO bm UNITED Stares 7 POST OFFICE Bs PINCEWEYSILLE eo Lott y ‘ Simone Dolling and Leslie Voorhees lead the band in the The pomgirls entertain the crowd with a high kick routine to “Why”. Homecoming parade. , rn O = o — LL, = © N = 5 oe PINCKNEY ILLE PINCKNeY ILLE MALITIIrTnAe Top picture: Senior and Junior French Club Members Bottom picture: Sophomore and Freshman French Club Members of 3 ts Ih ots 2 4 may UNITED STATES OOS Claas 3 PINCEMEY WILLE amOIs 1) Mrs. Dailey and Mrs. Black togethe again. 2) Fun in Chicago. 3) Advanced French students reliving histo ry. 4) The French club’s contribution to th Homecoming parade. 5) Members of the French and Spanish clu say farewell at the picnic. 6) Not pictured are French club officers| Pres.-John Marler, V. Pres.-Clinior Bigham, Sec.Tres.-Carman Jausel. Histo rians-Bryan Helvey and Jeff Parsell, Ac tivities Chairman-Mindy Hagenc, an Student Council Rep.-Mary Baudison. Adios Senora Dailey! PINCKNEY ILLE Spanish Club-Front (L to R): Mrs. Elaine Dailey (sponsor), Leslie Voorhees, Alison Whitson, Sarah Dickey, Phyllis Kellerman, Enrique Expésito, Tami Whitson, Kathy Kopschever, Gina Malawy, Debbie Hubler. Second row: Judy Buschulte, Robin Brock, Shelly Fisher, Heidi Rackley, Janelle Kellerman, Nathan Chapman, Missy Loos, Tammy Napier, Jaci Scholebo, Tracy Keene, Erin Shaw, Kerri Place. Third row: Melissa Queen, Michelle Weinhold Kent Thomas, Keir Bryan, Diane Loos, Julie Bigham, Jeff West, Andy Meyer, Amy Bruns. Fourth row: Jean Duckworth, Tina Odom, Paula Przygoda Beth Davis, Cheri Toler, Rhonda Holt, Kent Epplin, Brian Hagene, Roger Perkey, Kathy Day. Fifth row: Rhonda Picket, Janice Kroll, Kar Weatherford, Lisa Thomson, Julie Murphy, Jennifer Thomson, Kimbra Woodside, Lynn Ann Bratten, Staci Heine, Jayette Bolinski. Sixth Row: Davi( Ozburn, Greg Morganthaler, Bart Epplin, Melissa Greer, Amanda Ramsey, Stephanie Chapman, Laura Burnett, Judy Finney, Kirsten Wolfe, Kell) Campbell, Beth Vancil. Back row: Doug Pratt, Lisa Heisner, Tricia Kelly, Shelly Keller, Nicole Rule, Michelle Sullivan, Amy Wildermuth, Lisi Bigham, Kim Shute, Shelly McKinstry, Kim Reinhardt, Lisa Miller. The Spanish Club had a busy year as they participated in many of their annual events and more. Although they did not have a stand at Mardi Gras, Spanish Club again built the only organizational float. to be entered in the Homecoming Parade. Fund raising was one of the more time-consuming events of the year. By selling Christmas ornaments dur- ing the holiday season and carnations for Valentine’s Day, many members of the advanced classes in Spanish and French raised money toward their trip to Chicago. The trip proved to be an educational and pleasurable one for the students and the sponsors as well. The travel group saw a musical, ““My One and Only”, at the Candle Light Dinner Theater, and other attractions including: The Sears Tower, The Museum of Science and Industry, and The Chicago Art Institute. The group also took a bus tour, went shopping on State Street, and enjoyed the sights on an evening carriage ride. Spanish Club also hosted an exchange student, Enri- que Expésito, from Madrid, Spain, who attended classes throughout the year and assisted Mrs. Dailey in teaching the students new aspects of the language and culture of Spain. This was the last year for our sponsor, Mrs. Elaine Dailey, to be teaching at P.C.H.S. At the end of the year, she planned to move to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. She received many gifts and flowers from students wishing Spanish Club Officers: front row (L to R): Alison Whitson-Treasurer, Kirk her luck. “It’s sad to see her go;” said one student, Surry-Vice-President, Tami Whitson-President, back row: Sarah Dickey-His- “We're going to miss her a lot.” — Leslie Voorhees-Student Council Representative, Phyllis Kellerman- ecretary. 1. Mrs. Dailey shares a light moment with Mrs. Black outside the Chicago Art Institute. 2. Spanish 2 takes a break from studying for final exams. 3. Kent Epplin and Davis Ozburn act out a modern “Don Quixote.” 4. The Chicago travel group waits in line at the museum. 5. “Take the sting out of the Hornets.” was the theme of the Spanish Club float during the Homecoming week against Nashville. AY US : L Spanish National Honor Society: Front Row (L to R)- Kirk Surry, Stacy Heine, Amy Bruns, Kathy Kopshever, Diane Loos, Laura Burnett, Erin Shaw, Paula Przygoda, Jeff West. Back Row- Mrs. Elaine Dailey-Sponsor, Phyllis Kellerman, Lisa Lawhorn, Tami Whitson, Sarah Dickey, Alison Whitson, Leslie Voorhees, Kimbra Woodside, Shelly Fisher, Janelle Kellerman, Rhonda Holt. Top Foreign Language S tudents Honored French National Honor Society: Front Row (L to R)- Glenn Henseler, Jeff Woodside, Mike Strickland, Bart Ferrero, Aaron Kellerman, Jeff Parsell. Back Row- Alicia Wilks, Paula Urbanek, Tammy Jones, Kim Damron, Sandy Hutchings, Elizabeth Eddy, Kathy Perkins, Kara Porter, Rhonda Schrader, Mary Baudison, Bianca Mohr, Carman Jausel, Melinda Hagene, Katie Kellerman. Ne 7 — v- - ‘ =, a | a a ee pe =. Library Staff - (L to R) Front Row: Tammy Patterson, Lori Weatherford, Edie Toler. Back Row: Dana Rice, Nancy Spencer, Greg Morgenthaler, Lori Bathon, Cindy Fisher. Not Pictured: James Spurgeon, Bridget H iller, Diana Loos, Rhonda Scholebo, Gina Wright. Nurse’s Aides Library Staff Assist PCHS Operation oe AR {| _ q - Nurse’s Aides - (L to R) Front Row: Carrie Kellerman, Nicole Rule, Paula Przygoda, Joei McDonnough, Darla Gill. Back Row: Heather Opp, Shelly Fisher, Cheri Toler, Julie Ruppert. 1986-87 Officers: Katie Kellerman, President; Kim Reinhardt, Public Relations; Tracy Keene, Director; Paula Przygoda, Secre- tary; Lisa Bruns, Treasurer; Mindy Hagene, Director; Darla Gill, Director; Missy Loos, Director; Janelle Kellerman, Vice President. Future Homemakers Of America Link Up PINCKNeY ILLE PANTHERS Rhonda Holt, Rhonda Schrader, and Stephanie Rensi entertain at Moth- er-Daughter Banquet. PCHS members join nationwide FHA balloon launch. To Provide Area And Nationwide Unity Cooking Contest Winners (Left to Right): Katie Kellerman, Missy Loos, Gina Malawy, Carrie Kellerman, Tina Sherman, Karen Huggins, Brenda Bender. “Link Up With FHA-HERO” activities were a part of a campaign designed to create greater untiy in the organiza- tion. Projects included Link Up paper clips in the local chapter, a section rally held in Paducah, a region rally at Southern Illinois University, a state leadership conference in Springfield, and a nationwide balloon launch. Paula Przygoda served as a section officer and state Families and Futures peer educator. Over 100 entries competed in local contests. Judy Buschschulte, Paula Przygoda, and Charlene Greer entered section contests and qualified for state com- petition. Other activities included Feetball Dance, Sweet- heart Dance, Heart Fund Dance, National FHA Week celebration, and an awards program. Do Your Own Thing Contest Winners (Left to Right): Dana Rice, Paula Przygoda, Cheri Pabst, Kim Reinhardt, Cindy Pabst, Teri Arnold, Charlene Greer. (Left to right): Tracy Kuhnert, Aaron Kellerman, Darla Gill, and Missy Loos enjoy dancing at the Feetball Dance. bt Se ———} ee == SS SSS — ; | ee MD a . ks PINCKNeY ILLE PANTHERS FFA members-Front row- (I to r): Advisor Mr. Sam Robb, Gaylen Greer, Jeff Rains, Robert Pyatt, Jason Jenkel, Charlene Greer, Michelle Jenkel, Aaron Konkel, Brian Bender, Kenny Epplin, Allen Konkel, Middle row: Doug Bruns, Kim Jenkel, Frank Kocian, Tim Loos, Derek Jenkel, Daron Fox, Jeff Loos, Brian Ruppert, Drew Kocian, Brett Cothren. Back Row: Jerry Lacy, Tibretta Bigham, Kirk Hagene, Rick Struck, Dean Brand, Wayne Tedder, Kyle Mckown, Gary Ferrari, Steve Lacy. FFA Has Many State Winners This year the Future Farmers of America produced many District, Sectional, and State winners. The State winners include teams as well as individuals. The State Horse Judging Team-Reasons Division placed Ist at State. This victory insured them a spot at nationals. They will compete at Tulsa, Oklahoma in August and at Detroit, Michigan in October. The Non-Reasons Horse Judging Team placed Sth at State. Among other winners were the Crops Judging Team which received an “A” rating at state, the state Farm Management Team which was 4th at state, and the Ag Mechanics team which was 9th at state. State Foundation Awards were awarded to Aaron Konkel, Gaylen Greer, and Jeff Rains, and the high honor of State FFA Degrees was awarded to Brian Bender, Gaylen Greer, and Kenny Epplin. State Horse Judging-Reasons Divison-Ist place (left to right): Brian Bender- 6th place indi- vidual Robert Pyatt- 2nd place indi- vidual Michelle Jenkel- 4th place indi- vidual Kim Jenkel- 3rd place individ- ual State Horse Judging-non-reasons division-Sth place. Members: Tim Loos, Dean Brand, Jeff Loos, and Tibretta Bigham. Public Speaking- Brian Bender-2nd prepared speaking; Brett Coth- ren-2nd FFA Creed; Gaylen Greer-2nd Extemporaneous speaking and Ist extemporaneous speaking at state. Section Foundation Win- ners: Aaron Konkel-Ag Process- ing Jeff Rains-Placement in Ag Production Jason Jenkel-Beef Produc- tion Brian Bender-Diversified Crop Production and State Farmer Gaylen Greer- Ag Electrifi- cation Michelle Jenkel-Horse Pro- ficiency Robert Pyatt-Sheep Pro- duction Activity point winners- (I to r): Allen Konkel, Tibretta Bigham, Robert Pyatt, Aar- on Konkel. The Senior Ag students pre- sent Mr. Robb an award of appreciation at this year’s FFA banquet. Catering Unlimited Serves The Community vd a —— _ es Catering Unlimited (Front) Glen Nehrkorn, and Paul Lambert. (Back) Jeff Rains, Bob Spangler, Scott Brown, and Chris Kellerman. Mrs. Hatch is the sponsor of Catering Unlimited. Catering Unlimited was a very busy group this year with the many services they performed. They were busy making cookies, cakes, brownies, and an assortment of other temptingly delicious goodies. At Christmas time the group raffled off a giant cookie, and sold their cookbooks, which contained many tasty recipes. During the Regional tournament, Catering had a drawing for one of their sheetcakes. As well as the raffles, the organization baked and deco- rated cakes for private showers. Catering Unlimited has given stu- dents the chance to experience situations that they will encounter if they enter a job in food services. VICA Has Winners At RLC And State PINCKNEY ILLE PANTHERS VICA Members (L to R)-Front Row: Gaylen Greer, Danny Lambert, Jeff Ogilvie, Kenny Johnson, Greg Morgenthaler, Barry Craig, Rich Emling, Lonnie Hines, Kipp Rule, Chuck McElvain, Kevin Przygoda. 2nd row: Clinton Carson, Heath Hagene, Mike Hyman, Larry Taddlock, Matt Sullivan, Bart Brand, Dwayne Brand, Danny Loos. 3rd row: Bobby Hutchings, Larry Williams, Jerry Lacy, Paul Lambert, Mike McDonnoughm, Scott Deganhart, John Stevens. 4th row: Mr. Loiacono, James Spurgeon, Bobby Wildermuth, Jeff Jones, Jeff Keller, David Ferguson, Aaron Carter, Mr. Lambert. VICA Officers (left to right) Gaylen Greer-Vice President Rich Emling-President Kipp Rule-Treasurer Danny Lambert-Reporter Matt Sullivan-Secretary LS 4 re ¢ ae % ie 9 sR dee [a a SE EEA BSE BTS PE YET po, Rend Lake College Scholarships-Mechanics- Nathan Homan-Ist: Aaron Carter 2nd Greg Morgenthaler - 8th Danny Loos - Sth Jerry Lacy - Ist Mike Heiman - 6th Rend Lake College Welding Contest Winners: Science Club’s Egg Drop - Smashing Success The PCHS Science Club initiated its First Annual Egg Drop Contest. According to contest rules, participants were allowed one (1) sheet of notebook paper and 6” of Scotch tape to fashion around their eggs before dropping them down a flight of stairs. The object was to see how far an egg could be dropped without breaking it. The winners from each lunch period received a $5.00 cash prize and included: Gaylen Greer, Kevin Parsell, and Mike Strickland. Later in the year, some Science Club members designed and built projects which included toothpick bridges which could withstand 100 Ibs. of pressure applied to them and Rube Goldberg machines ingeniously made to put toothpaste on toothbrushes. In May, the club ventured to Six Flags for their annual “fun” trip, accompanied by Mrs. Linda Denton, sponsor. To afford the trip, members were required to sell candy which covered the expenses and transportation to and from the Park. PINCKNEY ILLE PANTHERS Members of the Science Club Officers: (L-R) Sean McCune, President; Mike Strickland, Vice-President: and Mary Baudison, Sec.-Treas. Spotlight On Math Club PINCKNEY ILLE PANTHERS Members of the Math club The Math Club, sponsored by Mary Lou Ozburn, met monthly and did various activities throughout the year. At the first meeting the club elected new officers: President-Genea Glenzy, Vice-President-Kristin Dolling, Secretary-Katie Kellerman, Treasurer-Chris Perkey, Program Chairman- Tracy Keene, and Student Council Representative-Bart Ferrero. The club continued to aid its members in gaining a better understanding in mathematics. Many members are on the school Math team and are members of Mu Alpha Theta. Black Masque Helps With “Oklahoma!” Black Masque began the year by electing John Marler, Sean McCune, and Katie Kelierman as its officers for 1986-87. Then, the club began the tremendous task of supporting the musical production, “Oklahoma,” which was presented in March. The play drew large crowds during both performances. Mr. Brunty, club sponsor, played a great role in the stage construction and setting by designing a beautiful set of the Oklahoma homestead and ranch house. The club’s prestige increased remarkably due to the rave reviews received from the community regarding the professional quality of the entire performance. le Officers: (L-R) Sean McCune, President; Katie Kellerman, Sec.-Treas.; and John Marler, V-P. PINCKNEY ILLE PANTHERS Members of the Black Masque Club. PINCKNEY ILLE Senior and Junior members of Pep Club. Pep Club Shines With Spirit Sophomore and Freshmen members of Pep Club. Organizations Combine For “Oklahoma!” 1. The main cast of “Oklahoma!” 2. Mrs. Dawn McClay was the piano accompanist for the musical. 3. Mr. Steve Cannedy leads the pit band at the final rehearsal. 4. Other faculty members involved in the “Oklahoma!” production: (L to R) Mr. Dan Herbst, Mrs. Lularose Wilson, Mrs. Elaine Dailey, Mrs. Carole Black, and Mr. David Brunty. The combined efforts of many organizations, departments and individuals made the production of “Oklahoma!” one of the year’s highlights. A great deal of time along with the support of Board and Administration helped to bring about the memorable performances on March 20 and 21. People from the Music Department, Black Masque, the Home Ec Department, the Art Department, and the English Department all worked together to help the students involved display their talents in this school and community crowd-pleaser. Varsity Football Team-(L-R) Front Row: Keith Simpson, Tom Schweizer, Tim Sprenger, Steve McKinstry, Mike Strickland, Lon Lindner, Brett Isaacs, Brad Hawkins, Robert Pyatt. Second Row: Shay Hagel, David Roe, Dale Thompson, Will Pyatt, Jeff Keller, Kyle McKown, Sean Starkweather, Aaron Hawk. Third Row: Chad Walton, John Hartman, Scott Jenkel, Mike Walker, Nathan Homan, Brett Silbe, Shon McIntyre, Eric Campbell. Fourth Row: Jeff Davis, Ken Pierce, David Ferguson, Dan Harriss, Rich Emling, Matt Flowers, Greg Morgenthaler, Brent Weatherford. Back Row: Manager Pat Keene, Manager Jason Jenkel, J. P. Kelly, David Baker, Manager Bart Ferrero, Manager Brian Helvey, Manager Matt Mathis. Panthers Fight To Finish At 2-7 , w,) wos Sw area a Football Coaches-(L-R) Front Row: Wes Choate, Dean Brewer, Head Coach Panthers Huddle during Homecoming Game. Gary Glenzy, Roget Minton, Tom Mcintyre. 1. Football Captains-(L-R): Eric Campbell, Greg Morgenthaler, Shon Mcintyre, Dale Thompson. 2. Football Managers-(L-R) Front Row: Brian Helvey, Bart Ferrero. Back Row: Jason Jenkel, Matt Mathis, Pat Keene. 3. Scott Jenkel (Team MVP) and John Hartman go in for “the Kill” against Nashville. 4. Caby Hepp kicks for three (3) points against Sparta. 5. The Panthers take the field in Home Opener. . Hornets “sting” Panters’ passing game. . Panther “D” fires off the line at Sparta. . Quarterback Shay Hagel takes a “hard shot” at Home- coming Game. . Coach Glenzy leads Panthers to victory over Chester. . Kenny Pierce sweeps past the Nashville defense. Sophomore Football Team - (L to R) Front Row: Daron Fox, Tim Struck, Brian Hagene, John Mucha, Ray Keller, Steve Shaw, Troy Rushing, Aaron Kellerman. Second Row: David Ozburn, Lonnie Hinds, David Moritz, James Neville, Larry Williams. Third Row: Darrel Cor dray, Jeff Lee, Bobby Hutchings, Kipp Rule. Top Row: Roger Perkey, John Stevens. Underclassmen Get Football Rolling Freshmen Football Team - (L to R) Front Row: Bryce Hicks, Justin Wilks, John Davis, Scott Hottes, Chris McGranahan, Mike Napier, Shane Rock, Chuck Thompson, Brian Sronce. Second Row: Chris Harris, Mark Nelson, Chris Lacy, Larry Epplin, Darren Hill, David Haggard, Eddie Deford, Steven Beck, Gary Henson. Third Row: Shawn Ruffino, Dwight Hartman, Jon Pyatt, Jon Tanner, Kevin Parsell, Tim Garrett, Paul Hubler, Todd Seders, Tim Yates. Fourth Row: Chris Eisenhauer, Arlen Hill, Wes Sroka, Joel Smith. Top Row: Jeff Neville, Mike Kopshever. ep - ie Cross Country members-Front row (1 to r) David Urbanek, Bill Hicks, Blake Murphy, Kenny Epplin, Kevin Hardin, Carman Jausel, Robert Mathis, Chad Wilkins, Bobby Wildermuth, Andy Meyer, Jason Clark, Brian Thomas, Glen Nehrkorn, Joel Lewis. Back row: Doug Pratt, Jason Woodside, Wayne Tedder, Kent Epplin, Blake Lindner, Kevin Bird, Jim Bauersachs, Barry Graskewicz, Aaron Epplin, Mitch Petty, Bart Epplin, Keith Hubler. Cross Country Wins Conference After winning conference this year, the Panther Cross Country team went on to win Regionals. They continued on at their winning pace to compete in sectional play. They placed Sth in Sectionals. This year Jason Woodside qualified to compete at the state level. Glen Nehrkorn and Jim Bauersachs give it their all while competing in several Cross Country events. Golf Team On Ground L to R: Brian Bender, David Zeidler, Cory Hepp, Jeff Keller. Second Row: Glen Hoeinghaus, Keir Bryan, Nathan Chapman, Aaron Carter, Coach Greg Hale, Jim Joslin, Tom Gendron. Back: Barry Craig. Golfers Drive To A 19 - 22 Finish Jeff Keller shows the ball he hit for a hole in one. Glen Hoeinghaus is voted MVP by his team- mates. 1986 Overall Averages Ba rry Craig Aaron Carter Glen Hoeinghaus Cory Hepp Jeff Keller David Zeidler Jim Joslin Keir Bryan Nate Chapman Brian Bender Tom Gendron Team Average Varsity-Back row, | to r: Coach Linda Rudolph, Melinda Hagene, Lisa Bruns, Tammy Napier, Jennifer Thompson, Kimbra Woodside, Asst. Coach Bonnie Gill. Front row: Mgr. Andrea Clark, Melissa Loos, Darla Gill, Janelle Kellerman, Tracy Kuhnert, Mgr. Gina Malawy. Varsity Wins Conference This was “the year” for the Varsity Lady Panthers. The Panthers went 11-1 in the Conference and 20-6 overall. They placed 2nd in the Benton Tournament and 4th in the Sparta Tournament. Melinda Hagene, Melissa Loos, and Darla Gill were voted All-Conference. Jennifer Thompson was voted to the All Tournament Team at the Sparta Tournament. Tammy Napier and Darla Gill both shared the best offensive player title this year. On the J.V. Team, Kimbra Woodside was voted MVP. Lisa Bruns was voted Most Improved Player. The Varsity Panthers used teamwork to win. Darla Gill Missy Loos Tammy Napier ” Best Offensive Player MVP Best Offensive Player All-Conference All-Conference All-South Second Team Jennifer Thompson Melinda Hagene Best Defensive Player MVP All-Tournament Team-Sparta All-Conference All-South First Team Tammy Napier sends a crushing spike at a Sparta player. Panthers take a time out to discuss their game plan. 4 —_ ¢ =, - poe _ . Tilt = tt J.V.-L to R, Back row: Mgr. Andrea Clark, Leslie Vorhees, Nicole Rule, Paula Przygoda, Lisa Bruns, Heather Opp, Michelle Sullivan, Rhonda Spencer, Gina Malawy. Front row: Nancy Spencer, Jeannette Kellerman, Debbie Hubler, Lisa Thompson, Kimbra Woodside. JV’s Get New Coach, Finish 15-2 ig DS Va Tracy Kuhnert goes up for a spike. Janelle Kellerman awaits the opposing Coach Rudolph shouts instructions from the serve. bench. Lady Panthers Finish 9-11 Varsity team: (L-R) Kneeling- Head Coach Barry Kellerman, Asst. Coach Janis Welsch. Standing- Andrea Clark, Nicole Rule, Michelle Sullivan, Leslie Voorhees, Alison Whitson, Heather Opp, Mindy Hagene, Jennifer Thompson, Kimbra Woodside, Tracy Kuhnert, Carman Jausel, Karen Fulk Junior Varsity: (L-R) Kneeling- Head Coach Barry Kellerman, Asst. Coach Janis Welsch. Standing- Andrea Clark, Nicole Rule, Michelle Sullivan, Leslie Voorhees, Heather Opp, Jennifer Hutchings, Michelle Weinhold, Jayette Bolinski, Julie Hastings, Lisa Thompson Consolation Champs At Woodlawn Tourney Former Lady Panther, Janis Welsh, entered the girls’ gym with a whistle as she was hired to be the assistant coach to Barry Kellerman. The Panthers started the season earlier so that the state tournament could be played the week before the boys’ state games. The young varsity team faced three tough teams in the early season, but they came back to beat Sparta. The team fought hard despite being faced with several injuries. Their talent shined in the Woodlawn Tournament as they won 2 of 3 games, earning the Consolation Championship title. Sophomore, Jennifer Thompson, was chosen for the All-Tournament Team. The Panthers finished the regular season with victories. In the first game of regionals they strolled past Red Bud. The second night the Sparta Bulldogs stole the game from the Panthers, to end their season with a 9-11 record. The J.V. team finished the season 7-8. Opposite page: 1. Tracy Kuhnert and Karen Fulk get ready for the oncoming opponents. . Lady Panthers show their smiles at their banquet. . Tough Panther defense keeps Chester out of the lane. . Jennifer Thompson steals the ball as Kimbra Woodside is there for backup. 5. J.V. defense plays rough and tough. This page: 1. Mindy Hagene gets the tip for the Panthers. 2. Girls show off their consolation championship trophy from Woodlawn. 3. Mindy Hagene shoots for the bonus as Jennifer Thompson and Alison Whitson get ready for the rebound. 4. Panthers get fired up for another game. ote an ale, — PN i WoC Hoa pC Hy x : : t - A NA gCH Varsity (L to R) Managers: Bryan Helvey, Bart Ferrero, Matt Mathis, John Mucha, Rick Yeager. Row two: Coach Hale, Brett Isaacs, Kent Brookman, Shay Hagel, David Roe, Nathan Chapman, Barry Craig, Greg Morgenthaler, Coach Choate. Row three: Coach Corn, Aaron Epplin, J.P. Kelley, Blake Lindner, Danny Harriss, Kevin Bird, Jimmy Bauersachs, Barry Graskewicz, Nathan Homan, Coach Glenzy Panthers fired-up and ready in traditional magic circle! Panthers celebrate after Regional victory. The Varsity Panthers, led by two seniors, finished up the season with a 22-8 record. The Panthers clinched the Conference Championship with only one loss to the Anna-Jonesboro Wildcats. The Panthers did well in the Carbondale Holiday Tournament by defeating the Zeigler Royalton Tornados 78-32 and barely defeating the Meridian Bobcats in overtime 59-56. Barry Graskewicz was named to the All- Carbondale Tournament team. In the Benton Tournament, the Panthers finished 3-2. They saw victories over Olney, Okawville and Cairo. They were defeated by McLeansboro and Benton. Barry Graskewicz and Shay Hagel were named to the All- Tournament team. The “Big Blue” won the Regional Championship by defeating the Sparta Bulldogs for the third time this season. As the Panthers advanced to the Sectionals, Pinckney- ville fans were bleeding blue! Signs were posted all the way to Sparta in hopes of a Panther Victory. Unfortu- nately, the Okawville Rockets were the victors. Okaw- Kevin Bird shoots hi i é ; ; OEE SOO OED OPES Laeeaeae ville placed second in the state tournament. Panthers Finish With 22-8 Seow Coach Corn discusses his winning game plan for a hopeful victory over the Cairo Pilots. Shay Hagel eyes the base line for an open man. Conference And Regional Champions Regional champions! Stalling for time, Barry Graskewicz looks for an open shot. “Hey, guys; I’m open!” Blake Lindner waits for a Senior, Barry Craig, hustles to break Sparta’s press. pass. M.V.P., Barry Graskewicz, drives against an Okawville Rocket. P.C.H.S. Senior night. Most Valuable Player Barry Graskewicz Most Improved Player Danny Harriss Best Defensive Player Shay Hagel Best Free-Throw Percentage Barry Graskewicz Leading Rebounder Barry Graskewicz Most Assists Barry Craig Blake Lindner lobs his hook-shot for a Panther basket. Juniors Lead 17-0 JV’s To SWEC Title 1986-87 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Standing (L to R) Troy Rushing, Wes Sroka, Aaron Kellerman, Danny Harris, Jimmy Bauersachs, J.P. Kelly, and Coach Gary Glenzy. Kneeling (L to R) Bobby Wildermuth, Mike Napier, Brett Isaacs, David Roe, Nate Chapman, Doug Pratt, and Wayne Tedder. The Junior Varsity Panthers were lead by seven juniors with a strong support group composed of sophomores and freshmen. Aaron Epplin, a junior, stepped down from the Varsity level to add an extra gun to the starting lineup halfway through the season. Danny Harriss, Brett Isaacs, Nate Chapman, and Jimmy Bauersachs were the other starters who captained the team to a 17-0 season. The season highlight was when Coach “Bear” Glenzy wore a pair of overalls to the last game to fullfill a prom- ise for a perfect record. Coach Glenzy shows his conference re- cord, Panther JV starters take a break after massacring the Indians in final game. Sophs End 14-1, Second In Murphy Tourney Sophomores (L to R) Doug Pratt, Mike Napier, Allen Konkel, Chad Wilkin, Roger Perkey, Wes Sroka, Aaron Kellerman, Troy Rushing, Wayne Tedder, Kent Epplin, Bobby Wildermuth, Darwin Jausel. Front: Coach Wes Choate. Frosh Panthers Off To Good Start Freshmen (L to R) Front row: Manager Rick Yeager, Ben Thomas, Justin Wilks, Bryce Hicks, Mark Nelson, Bill Hicks, Tom Gendron, Manager Cary McClurken. Back row: Jason Clark, Kevin Hardin, Joel Smith, Keith Hubler, Paul Hubler, Chris McGranahan, Tim Yates, Coach Greg Hale. y EAS SALE nN aa ais ws a Varsity, Front: Karen Cheek, Tammy Patterson, Middle: Shirley Jones, Cheryl Houghland, Genea Glenzy, Karan Lloyd, Back: Diane Loos, Mascot Lori Weatherford, Cindy Fisher an J.V. Front: Heather Champmaan, Lori Griffin, Julie Cunningham, Kari Weatherford, Back: Tibretta Bigham, Carrie Kellerman, Sarah Roe, Brenda Bender Cheerleaders Win At Holiday Tourney Cheerleaders are shown with first place trophy from among sixteen squads in competition at the Car- bondale Holiday Tournament. Shirley Jones is head over heels for the Panthers. “Go - Fight - Win - Blue! at SIU Arena. “We're on the top!’ Cheerleaders are shown at Benton Invitational Tournament in January. 108 | Wrestling Team: Front: Robert Pyatt, Chris Harriss, Robbie Mathis, Towel girls: Jaci Scholebo, Kristin Dolling, Katie Kellerman, Tracy Keene; Chuck Thompson, Caby Hepp, Mike Kopshever, Middle: Lon Linder, Steve McKinstry, Tom Schweitzer, Clinton Bigham, Darren Hiller, Ray Keller, Todd Seders, Brad Hawkins, Back: Coach Roger Minton, David Zeidler, John Stevens, Dan Loos, John Hartman, Matt Flowers, Lance Jones, Brent Weatherford, Will Pyatt, Chad Walton, Dale Thompson, James Spurgeon. Senior, Clinton Bigham, advanced to the sec- tional tournament. The Panther wrestlers completed their season with a varsity record of 7-14 and a junior varsity record of 6- 8. The team participated in tourna- ments at Lawrenceville, Litchfield, Carterville, and Benton piacing many members highly. They broke two school records with John Stevens receiving the Most Sjngle Season Victories-30, while Caby Hepp pinned 21 oppo- nents to clinch the Most Season Falls. The season ended impressively with Caby Hepp, John Hartman, and Robbie Mathis, each capturing fourth at Regionals, while Clinton Bigham and John Stevens received higher honors and moved to Section- als. After placing third at Sectionals, Stevens again advanced to State where he ended his sophomore year as one of the top eight Illinois wres- tlers in the 167lb. weight class. 5 John Stevens, 30-9, placed in the top eight at state. 5 Ta, 4 a (hea Attempting a switch, John Stevens shows his winning determination. a 7. | Scorekeepers Tracy Keene, Kristin Dolling, and Katie Kellerman in- Will Pyatt battles his opponent with an irreversible cradle. tensely view the match. SOFTBALL TEAM-front Row, (L to R): Missy Loos, Janelle Kellerman, Darla Gill, Lori Griffen, Julie Bigham, Susan Bigham, Andrea Clark. Second Row: Asst. Coach Linda Rudolph, Jeannette Kellerman, Kimbra Woodside, Jennifer Thompson, Debbie Hubler, Tammy Patterson, Julie Cunningham, Mindy Hagene-mgr., Michelle Weinhold-mgr., Back Row: Matt Mathis-Mgr., Heather Chapman, Michelle Sullivan, Nicole Rule, Greg Hale-Coach. Lady Panthers Advance To State The Lady Panther Softball Team, under the direction of coaches Greg Hale and Linda Rudolph, finished the most successful season in recent memory as they won regional and sectional championships and entered state tournament play at Pekin with a record of 23- 5. This made them one of the top eight teams in the state of Illinois in Class A. Seniors Darla Gill, Janelle Kellerman, Missy Loos and Tammy Patterson topped off their final campaign with consistent play throughout the season. Sophomore Jennifer Thompson was a leading hitter who delivered many clutch hits in game-deciding situations. The power pitching of sophomore Kimbra Woodside was a decisive factor in the Lady Panthers’ success as she held opponents in check throughout the regular season and through tournament play. Junior Jeannette Kellerman held down the first base position with seady play and was capably replaced by freshman Heather Opp when injured. The sta- bilizing influence of freshman catcher Nicole Rule, the consistent hitting of designated hit- ter Lori Griffen, the mound support of fresh- man hurler Andrea Clark, and the sound play of second baseman Susan Bigham combined for further aid to the Lady Panther cause. More information about the Lady Panthers in tournament play is on pages 116 and 117. Jennifer Thompson gets ready to take a swing at Kimbra Woodside throws her fast ball. the ball. Coach Hale concentrates on how to perfect his winning game plan. The infield watches intently as Kimbra Woodside fires in her fast ball. Jeannette Kellerman takes a few practice swings. ae va and Darla Gill wait for their chance at the ball. — = ry 5 7 : : 1 2 i t ‘ ts TG at : ; Ly ayes itePey Varsity (L to R) Mgr. Bart Ferrero, Glen Hocinghaus, Brett Isaacs, Caby Hepp, Jeff Keller, Barry Craig, Eric Campbell, Coach Wes Choate. Row two: Mitch Petty, Scott Brown, Brent Weatherford, Dan Harris, Aaron Epplin, Wayne Tedder, Greg Morgenthaler, Rich Emling, Mgr. ke ‘ : relay wre ae fa es Se JV (L to R) Bryce Hicks, Steve Rheinecker, Brian Hagene, Tom Gendron, Mike Napier, Bill Hicks. Row two: Coach Emling, Keith Hubler, Aaron Kellerman, John Stevens, Shaun Ruffino, Doug Pratt, Bobby Wildermuth. . Glen Hoeinghaus demonstrates his excellent pitching form. . Senior Scott Brown slings a curve ball past a Chester opponent. . An infielder must always be on his toes, as Greg Morgenthayler shows us. . Greg Morgenthaler tags Sparta runner out as he slides into third base. . Barry Craig practices his swing before his turn at bat. Two Panthers Compete In State Meet Boys’s Track Team-Front Row (L to R): Tim Wildermuth, Kevin Hardin, Chris McGranahan, Chuck Thompson, Justin Wilks, Chris Eisenhauer. Second Row: Jeremy Meyer, Ben Thomas, Chad Wilkin, Tom Schweizer, Tim Sprenger, Mike Strickland, David Ozburn, Jason Woodside, Shane Rock. Back Row: David Roe, Jon Pyatt, Matt Flowers, Will Pyatt, Steve McKinstry, Chad Walton, Jim Bauersachs, Lance Jones, Kevin Bird, Blake Lindner, Troy Rushing, Shay Hagel, Barry Graskewicz, Dale Thompson, Brad Hawkins, Nate Chapman, Glen Nehrkorn, Kent Epplin, Robbie Mathis. The 1987 Boys’ Track Team made outstanding performances in all phases of Track Field. The whole team performed well at the McLeansboro Relays where they finished second and at the McLeansboro Invitational with a third place finish out of 21 teams. Yet another highlight to the season was the Panther 1600M relay team who, for the second year in a row, finished in FIRST PLACE at the Murphysboro Invitational in an exciting come from behind win anchored by MVP, Dale Thompson. Lance Jones and Dale Thompson qualified for the State Track Meet in Charleston by making qualifying marks at the Sectional Meet in Red Bud. Lance finished FIRST in the Sectional discus throw and broke the PCHS record in the shot put with a toss of 505”. Dale’s year was highlighted by winning both the 200M and 400M at the SWEC Meet while placing SECOND in a photo finish in the 100M. Thompson also qualified for the “Meet of Champions” in the 100M and 400M dashes. Jason Woodside also had an excellent year by winning the 3200M run at both the Benton Invitational and the Conference Meet. Woodside qualified for the “Meet of Champions” as well and took home two 4th Place medals at the Sectional Meet in the 3200M and 1600M runs. Up and coming track members include Troy Rushing and Chris McGranahan. Troy won the F S conference track meet in the high jump with his best leap of the year, while Chris was a double winner in the long and triple jumps at the Panther Freshman Invitational. Dale Thompson coasts to FIRST place in eh 100M dash. Above: Shay Hagel finishes strong in 110M hurdles. Below: Chris McGranahan leaps into FIRST place. Nate Champman hands off to Barry Graskewicz in the 3200M relay. Softball Team — Third In State! They Did It! Seniors Darla Gill Melissa Loos Tammy Patterson Janelle Kellerman Melinda Hagene (Statistician) Matt Mathis (Manager) Junior Jeannette Kellerman Sophomores Julie Bigham Susan Bigham Lori Griffin Kimbra Woodside Jennifer Thompson Jayne Ann McCrary Debbie Hubler Michelle Weinhold (Manager) Freshmen Nicole Rule Heather Opp Sarah Roe Heather Chapman Julie Cunningham Michelle Sullivan Kari Weatherford Head Coach Greg Hale Assistant Coach Linda Rudolph Top Picture: The third place winners at Pekin’s Mineral Springs Park; the scoreboard reflects their 4-0 win over Genoa-Kingston. Above: Coach Hale hoists the third place trophy as Assistant Coach Rudolph and Principal Dean Brewer look on. Left: Jennifer Thompson and Kimbra Woodside were named to the All-Tournament team at the IHSA State Finals. Coach Greg and Liz Hale are shown beside their motel room door decorated in honor of their lost cruise exchanged for the trip to state. A crowd of well-wishers welcomed the Lady Panthers at the motel in East Peoria where they stayed during the state tournament. Cee istant Coach Rudolph was treated to a mud puddle splash after win in the Sectional Tournament. The look of champions after the Waltonville Sectional. What A Year! What A Team! Many Records Fall Team Accomplishments Season Record: 25-6 Conference Record 9-3 Second in SWEC Champion - Panther Round Robin Tournament Champion - ISHA Regional Tournament at Pinckneyville Champion - IHSA Sectional Tournament at Waltonville Third Place - ISHA State Finals at Pekin Best Record in school history: Most Wins in school history; First Regional, Sectional Championships; First State Trip, and Best State Finish. Individual Honors Highest Batting Average (.468) Jennifer Thompson Most RBI’s - Lori Griffin Stolen Base Award - Jennifer Thompson Most Improved Player - Nicole Rule Best Defensive Award - Melissa Loos Desire Award - Darla Gill Most Valuable Player - Kimbra Woodside All-SWEC Conference Team Kimba Woodside - First Team Pitcher Jennifer Thompson - First Team Outfield Jeannette Kellerman - First Team Infield Melissa Loos - First Team Infield Lori Griffin - Second Team Designated Hitter Special Memories Darla Gill’s catch in left-center field to end the game and a 4-3 victory in the Waltonville Sectional Final. Jennifer Thompson’s 28 game hitting streak through the major part of the scason. Tammy Patterson’s two sliding catches in right field at the Waltonville Sec- tional. Kimbra Woodside’s phenominal pitching per- formance throughout the state tournament series. Homecoming Parade Attracts Enthusiastic Crowd . Homecoming Queen Cheryl Houghland is surrounded by her escorts Dale Thompson, Greg Morgenthaler, and Eric Campbell. . Sophomore Class of ’89 shows off its winning float, “Cannibal’s Cream of Hornet Soup.” . Grand Marshall Dick Luke waits patiently for the parade to begin. . The Lady Panthers, SWEC Volleyball Champs, proudly display their trophy and school spirit. . The Spanish Club “Smashes the Hornets.” Pp) A N T H 3 2 = Homecoming Variety Show? A filled auditorium on October 10, was entertained by the wide collection of talents displayed in the Homecoming Vari- ety Show. Members of the Pom Pon squad won the crowd over along with the judges decision, with their comical version of the “Twelve Days of Christmas.” The other skits created their fair share of laughter and enthusiasm as they worked to boost the spirits of the football team and crowd. There were also three solos and one duet that stole the hearts of everyone. For the grand finale the Queen candidates were announced and Cheryl Houghland was crowned Queen by Ginger Porter, the retiring Queen. The crowd then made their way to the football field, where they gathered around the bonfire. That’s Entertainment! Opposite Page: 1. Alumni Spoofers return to do some big talkin’ with their high school counterparts. 2. J.V. cheerleaders open the show with a tribute to the Beach Boys with their live onstage video. 3. FHA officers give a sneak preview of the game. 4. Matt Mathis quieted the audience with his vocal and guitar solo, “I’m Restless.” This Page: 1,2. Pom pon girls give motherly advise in “The Twelve Years of School,” their version of “The Twelve Days of Christmas.” 3. Stephanie Rensi and Bryan Helvey soften the mood by singing “Nobody Loves Me Like You Do.” Candidate Tammy Napier and John Hartman ‘Candidate Lynne Murphy and Tim Sprenger ‘ . . : , Candidate Kristin Dolling and Mike Strick- ; ’ land Queen Cheryl Houghland and Greg Mor- genthaler Candidate Genea Glenzy and Scott Jenkel Candidate Melinda Hagene and Rich Emling 122 Aaron Hawk insists on dancing a slow song with Janelle Kellerman. Students take a break from the dance floor for coronation. Students, Alumni Enjoy Homecoming Dance We've got to stop meeting like this! John Marler and Homecoming wouldn’t be the same without seniors Tracy Kuhnert, Lori Weatherford, and Lance Jones. Tammy Patterson. Students danced and danced and ... (This Page) 2. Everyone’s in the festive Christmas spirit. 3. Sean McCune and John Marler take a break in the Royal chairs. 4. Shirley Jones and Laurie Hepp talk and dance to the rhythm. (Opposite Page) |. Retiring Queen Kathy McKown and King Ross Guthrie. 2. Junior Class Attendants: Matt Flowers and Cheri Toler. 3. Christmas Dance King Lance Jones and Queen Amy Williams. 4. Kathy McKown crowns the new Queen Amy Williams. 5. Sophomore Class Attendants: Aaron Kellerman and Lynn Bratten. 6. Freshman Class Attendants: Mike Napier and Heather Chapman. Sweetheart King and Queen: Danny Loos and Mindy Hagene Attendants Barry Craig and Janelle Attendants Tracy Keene and Jim Spur- Kellerman ; geon Attendants Rich Emling and Julie Ruppert Attendants J.P. Kelly and Attendants Aaron Konkel and Cheri Toler Brenda Bender Attendants Bobby Widermuth and Attendan ts David Ferguson and : Rhonda Schrader Sandy Hutchings Sweetheart Pages Nathan Hagene and Kristina Katie Kellerman crowns the new Queen, Mindy Retiring King Ralph Loos, Queen Ka- Kellerman Hagene tie Kellerman A few friends take a quick break from dancing to pose for a picture. a Jim McCrary and Enrique Exposito love to be in pictures, but Kenny Epplin seems a bit camera shy. Lt Betsy Mucha has a slow dance with her alum- Benny Thomas finds a secluded spot to slow Genea Glenzy and Karen Cheek dance to the ni sweetheart, Steve Huggins. dance with his date. music provided by Manassa. 127 Advanced Food Service Classes Teach About Nutrition . —— — Mike Walker, Genea Glenzy and Shirley Jones illustrate the importance of P A Beth Vancil teaches « e benefits eating akfas choosing snacks that don’t harm the teeth. cil teaches about the benefits of eating a good breakfast. Nutra-Bird (Ann Rednour) and Nutrition Fair Coordinator, Mrs. Hatch enjoy the day’s activities. Tracy Keene “Mousercises” with each The dairy booth is operated by Kenny Epplin, David Ur- group of elementary school students. banek, and Lisa Heisner. The first annual PCHS Nutrition Fair was held on March 12, 1987. Designed to teach basic concepts about good nutrition, the Fair was a project of the Advanced Food Service classes. The event was coordinated by Home Economics instructor, Ramona Hatch. The Nutrition Fair consisted of ten booths, each of which explained a different aspect of healthful eating. The booths were conceived and operated by the 36 mem- bers of the Advanced Food Service classes. The K-4 students who attended the Nutrition Fair enjoyed par- ticipating in the learning games and interacting with PCHS students. Members of the Advanced Child Care class acted as escorts for the groups of children as they visited the various booths at the Nutrition Fair. Nutra-Bird and Advanced Child Car student Anna Lynch escort a group of 204 students. Edible Art Show Reveals Creativity PCHS had its first annual Edible Art Ex- hibit sponsored by the Art and the Home Economics Departments. There was a large response of many entries. The winners are as follows: Best of Show-Cindy Pabst First Place Winners-Bart Epplin, Nancy Spencer, Kerri Place, Kenny Epplin, David Urbanek, Natalie Malan, Amy Cheek, Heath Hagene, Danny Lambert, Cindy Pabst Second Place Winners-Vickie Williams, Ann Rednour, Joni Graham, Betsy Mucha, Lee Ann Huelsman, John Bruno, Tim Keene, Beth Vancil, Lisa Heisner. Special Awards- Most Humorous-Mike Pulke Most Creative-Keith Simpson Most Unusual-Aaron Hawk Cutest-Ann Rednour Most Elaborate-Genea Glenzy, Alisa Ma- linski Rodgers And Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma!” Oklahoma! Main Cast Aunt Eller ... Katie Kellerman Curly John Marler Laurey Amy Williams Ike Skidmore Jon Pyatt Cord Elam ... Jason Woodside Will Parker .. Mike Strickland Jud Fry David Ozburn Ado Annie Carnes Murphy Andrew Carnes . Bryan Helvey Ali Hakim Sean McCune Lueker Stephanie Rensi Amy Martin Tracy Keene Lori Schweizer Carrie Kellerman Dale Thompson Jaci Scholebo Trey Clegg Jeff Parsell Matt Mathis Oklahoma! | — i Y a “Well I'll be side-gaited!” Ike checks out Will Parker's “Little Wonder” while Aunt Eller and others await their turn. Laurey listens attentively to Curly describe the “Surry 130 With the Fringe on Top.” Is Presented To Appreciative Audiences ae ; nae j Oe “.. his fingernails have never been so clean,” Curly sings to and about “Pore Jud.” 4 Will Parker returns from the fair to make his play for Ado Annie. Ali Hakim tells “the Boys” how “It’s a Scandal, It’s a Outrage” how a “gal gets a husband today.” Band Personnel PIANO - Mrs. Dawn McClay FLUTE - Kim Damron Kim Jenkel OBOE - Andy Meyer CLARINET - Anne Williams Susan Bigham Sarah Roe Kari Weatherford Sarah Dickey TENOR SAX - Michelle Jenkel Chris Grimm FRENCH HORN - Christy Vaughn TRUMPET - Shon McIntyre Jeff Keller Heath Rackley BARITONE- Tom Schweizer Kirk Surry TROMBONE - Matt Wright TUBA - David Roe PERCUSSION- Bob Marlow Steve Shaw Gina Malawy Kathy Kinstler Will Parker explains to Aunt Eller and “the boys” how “Everything’s Up to Date in Kansas Rhonda Schrader City.” Cord Elam tips his hat at the news. Above: The girls sing “Out of Your Dreams.” Below Left: Laurey is fitted with her veil in the Dream Ballet. Below Right: Couples waltz to the reprise of “Oh, What a Beautiful Morning!” Production Personnel STAGE DECORATIONS Mrs. Jean Chester Miss Colette Poe Mindy Hagene Carman Jausel Tracy Kuhnert STUDENT ASSISTANTS Phyllis Kellerman Bianca Mohr Tami Whitson STAGE CREW Mary Baudison Jim Joslin Pat Keene Tim Keene Tracy Kuhnert Lori Weatherford “Jippity Crickets!” exclaims Ali Hakim, but he only gets a cool stare from Laurey and looks of disbelief MAKE-UP WARDROBE CREW from Aunt Eller and Ado Annie. Heather Chapman Andrea Clark Staci Kellerman Penny Weatherford Gina Wright GIRL SINGERS DANCERS Amy Bigham Betsy Mucha Julie Cunningham Chris Perkey Kristin Dolling Kathy Perkins Natalie Ferrero Kim Shotton Joni Graham Erin Smith Staci Heine Lori Weatherford Bambi Lueker TEACHER SPONSORS 7 teada” Auut Ell tai nr Mrs. Carole Etta Black Above: “The Farmer and the Cowman Should Be Friends,” Aunt Eller explains to open Act II, ... Mr. David Brunty Below: ... but sometimes they’re not very friendly. Farmers and cowboys “slug it out.” — : . s . . Mr. Stephen Cannedy Mrs. Elaine Dailey Mr. Daniel Herbst Mrs. Lularose Wilson Th 1. The crowd went wild when Hol- lywood Bob and the Kinetic Blues Band performed “Keep Your Hands To Yourself”. . Matt Mathis brings romance to is page: the crowd by singing “The Rose”. . Stephanie Rensi and David Oz- burn kept the romantic mood with “Next Time I Fall”. . Natalie Ferrero delivers a good message with “Jehovah”. . Lance Jones sings “Just Be- tween You and Me” with Matt Mathis accompanying. 4 Opposite Page. L Mike Strickland and Lynne Murphy move the audience with “Somewhere Out There”. . Trey Clegg opens the show with “Hosanna”. . John Marlor, M.C., entertains thé.audience between the acts. . Amy Martin accompanied Yo- landa Woodside with her ver- sion of “‘To Me”. . Lori Weatherford, Anne Wil- liams, Amy Williams, and Stephanie Rensi performs “Mr. Sandman” ‘enthusiastically. . The Senior Girls entertained the crowd with their skit-Rick’s Aerobics. 72) MN O O O = Y) = oa) Junior Class As Presents Prom ’; i, ee Prom Court-(L-R)Kirk Surry, Bianca Mohr, Brian Bender, Tami Whitson, Ralph Loos, Brett Silbe, Amy Cheek, Rosie Brand, Tamm y Napier, John Hartman, Renee Shirk, Kent Brookman, Pages-Kyle Pursell, Amber Slechticky. “The Best Is Yet To Come” The Be Best Is Yet To Come Pinckneyville Jr-Sr. Prom May 9, 1987 Retiring Queen and King-Rosie Brand and Ralph Loos. Attendants Renee Shirk and Kent Brookman Attendants Tami Whitson and Brian Attendants Tammy Napier and John Bender Hartman 137 1. Robert Pyatt, Blake Lindner, and Kevin Bird are hard at work. 2. Juniors are busy with Prom preparations. 3. The renovation of the gym is well under way. 4. Kent Thomas, Lisa Heismer, and Trisha Caupert put up the streamers: Prom Servers-Back (L-R) Aaron Kellerman, Bryan Helvey, Rhonda Holt, Rhonda Schrader, Alison Whitson, Kathy Perkins, Kent Epplin, and Steve Shaw. Front-Brian Hagene and David Ozburn. 1. The band sets the beat for the dancers. 2. The evening is enjoyed by all. 3. Rosie Brand crowns Amy Cheek as the reigning Queen. 4. Couples enjoy a slow dance. This page: 1. On Friday, May 29, 1987 134 seniors turned their tassels f rom the left to the right. 2. Senior boys pose for a quick picture before lining up. 3. Graduates entering from the north end of Quillman field. 4. A busy room 41 as seniors ready themselves for the grand finale. Opposite page: bottom left- These seniors’ expressions show the anxiety of waiting for the ceremony to begin. bottom right-Graduates toss caps to show that they made it! i Address Genea Glenzy President, Student Council Address Michael Strickland Co-Valedictorian Address Tami Whitson Co-Valedictorian Address Mary Baudison Salutatorian Address John Marlor President, Senior Class A First In Graduation History With the approval of the administration and the help of Mother Nature the graduation cere- mony was held, for the first time, on Quillman Field. Favorable comments could be heard throughout the large crowd since the outdoor ceremony provided much more comfort, a closer view of the action, and an overall more relaxed feeling. Also qualifying as a first was the playing of the processional and recessional, “Pomp and Circumstance”, by the concert band. The cere- mony in general was changed in that the valedic- torian and salutatorian were allowed to give speeches along with the senior class president and student council president. The invocation and benediction were given by Reverend Jimmy Duncan of Nine Mile Baptist Church. After the student addresses, Principal Dean Brewer announced the class honors. § . perintendent Walter P. Grady then presented the class before they received their diplomas from Board Members James Stern and Danny Wildermuth. Mr. Grady recognized the gradu- ates receiving special awards and scholarships to end the actual ceremony. Graduation was final- ized by the changing of the tassels and the throwing of the caps. Sentor Direct oy MARY KATHERINE ADCOCK Stage Crew-4; Black Masque-3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Nurses Aid-3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Math Club-4; Sci- ence Club-1; SADD-3. MARY A. BAUDISON Co-op Student-4; Graduation Ush- er-3; Stage Crew-4; Prom Server-2; Salutatorian-4; Illinois State Schol- ar-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-1,2; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents-2,3,4; Math Team-1,2,3; Out- standing Senior-4; Band-2,3,4; Rifle Corp-2,3,4; FHA-2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4, Activities Chairperson-4; Li- brary Staff-1; National Honor Soci- ety-2,3,4; Pep Club-2,3; Math Club- 3,4, Sec.-4; Science Club-4, Sec.- Treas.-4. BRIAN W. BENDER Play-3; Prom Court-4; Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents-1,2,3,4; Black Masque-3; FFA-1,2,3,4, Pres.-3, Reporter-4; Pep Club-2,3; Math Club-3; Science Club-1; Football-2; Golf-4. CLINTON D. BIGHAM Prom Server-2; Society of Distin- guished High School Students-2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-3,4; National, Hon- or Society-2,3,4; Junior Class Pres.- 3; French Club-2,3,4, V-Pres.-4; Ju- nior Class Congress-3; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4; Student Council-2,3; Basketball-1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Wrestling-2,3,4, Cap- tain-4. BART BRAND FFA-1,2,3,4; V.1.CA.-1,2,3,4. KENT E. BROOKMAN Prom Court-4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball-1,2,3,4; Football-1,2,4. ROBIN S. BROCK CHARLES SCOTT BROWN Catering Unlimited-4; Baseball- 1,2,3,4. MATTHEW JAMES BRUNO KEIR A. BRYAN Math Club-3; Science Club-1,2,3; Spanish Club-1,2,3,4; Golf-2,3,4. JUDY BUSCHSCHULTE FHA-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-2,3; Math Club-3,4; Mu Alpha Theta-4; SADD-3; Spanish Club-1,2,3,4. KIMBERLY A. BUSCHSCHULTE French Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club-2,3; SADD-3. ERIC CAMPBELL Homecoming Escort-4; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Science Club-2,3,4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Basket- ball-1; Football-1,2,3,4; Wrestling- 23 . AARON W. CARTER Golf Scholarship-John A. Logan-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; V.I.C.A.-2,3,4; Golf-1,2,3,4. AMY LYNN CHEEK Prom Queen-4; Black Masque- 1,2,3,4; French Club-1,3; Junior Class Congress-3; Pep Club-1,2,3; Basketball-1. KAREN LYNN CHEEK Calendar Girl-March-4; Co-op Stu- dent-4; Black Masque-2,3,4; FHA- 1,2,4: French Club-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Cheerleader-1,2,3,4; Science Club-2,3,4. BARRY CRAIG Sweetheart Court-4; French Club-4; National Honor Society-4; Pep Club-3,4; V.I.C.A-3,4; Baseball- 1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Golf- 1,2,3,4, MVP-3, All South-3,4, Scholarship-John A. Logan-4; Bas- ketball-Most Assists-4. JERRY DAVIS SCOTT ALAN DEGENHARDT V.AL.C.A.-2,3,4, Sec.-Treas.-3; Wres- tling-1. KRISTIN ANNE DOLLING Calendar Girl-October-4; Christmas Court-3; Graduation Usher-3; Homecoming Court-4; Play-4; Sen- ior Favorite-Most Likely To Suc- ceed-4; Illinois State Scholar-4; So- ciety of Distinguished American High School Students-1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-2,3,4; Academic All American-2,3,4; National Honor Roll-2,3,4; United States Achieve- ment Academy-2,3; Congressional Scholar-4; Band-1,2,3,4; Pom Pon Girl-1,2,3,4; Black Masque-2,3,4; French Club- 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Congress-3; National Honor Soci- ety-2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4, Treas.-3, V-Pres.-4; Mu Alpha Theta-4; Science Club-3; Yearbook Staff-2,3,4, Senior Editor- 4; French National Honor Society- 2,3; Wrestling Towel Girl-4. JULIA ANN DUDEK Calendar Girl-September-4; Christ- mas Court-1; Co-op Student-4; Cho- rus-1; FHA-1,2,3,4; Junior Class Congress-3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Sci- ence Club-4; Track-1,2; Volleyball- iB RICHARD C. EMLING Homecoming Escort-4; Sweetheart Escort-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Science Club-1,2; V.I.C.A.-1,2,3,4, Pres.-4, V-Pres.-3; Basketball-1,2; Football- 1,2,3,4; Baseball Manager-4; Basket- ball Statistician-3,4; Track-1,2,3. KENNETH V. EPPLIN Society of Distinguished High School Students-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents-4; FFA-1,2,3,4, 2nd V-Pres.-4, Historian-3; National Honor Soci- ety-3,4; Cross Country-3,4; Football- 2. ENRIQUE EXPOSITO Class President-2,3; Spanish Club-4; Basketball-1,2,3; Judo-1,2,3. JEANETTE LYNN FELTMEYER Co-op Student-4; Play-3; Prom Server-2; Society of Distinugished High School Students-1,2,3,4; Black Masque-3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; French Club-2,3,4; Library Staff-1,2; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Science Club-1,2,3,4: Track-1,2. GARY W. FERRARI FFA-1,2,3,4; V.I.C.A.-2,3. BART J. FERRERO Homecoming Escort-4; Play-3,4; Prom Server-3; Illinois State Schol- ar-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents-2,3,4; JETS-3,4, Placed 2nd English, 3rd Chemistry; Math Team-3,4; Merit Corporation Com- mended Student-4; Band-1; Black Masque-2,3,4; French Club-1,2,3,4; National Honor Society-2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4, Stu- dent Council Rep.-3; Mu Alpha Theta-4; Student Council-4; Year- book Staff-2,3; Baseball-4; Basket- ball Manager-1,2,3,4; Football Trainer-1,2,3,4; Track Manager-3. SHELLY DIANE FISHER Prom Server-2; Band-1; Pep Band-1; Chorus-4; National Honor Society- 3,4; Nurses Aid-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Spanish Club-1,2,3,4. DAVID A. FORBES DARLA KAY GILL Senior Favorite-Miss PCHS-4: FHA-1,2,3,4; Nurses Aid-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Softball- 1,2,3,4; Vol- leyball-1,2,3,4; Softball-Best Batting Average-3, Best Defensive-3, Most Improved-2, All Conference-3, All- South Team-3; Volleyball-Best De- fensive-3, Best Offensive-4, All-Con- ference-4. GENEA LA VON GLENZY Calendar Girl-December-4; Gradu- ation Usher-3; Homecoming Court- 4; Senior Favorite-Most School Spirited-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-3,4; Math Team- 2,3,4; Academic Achievement Award-3,4; Algebra Award-1; Black Masque 1,2,3,4; Freshman Class Vice-Pres.; Junior Class Congress-3; National Honor Society-2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4, Pres.- 4; Mu Alpha Theta-3,4, Pres.-4; Spanish Club-1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Pres.-4; Yearbook Staff-3,4, Senior Editor-4; Spanish National Honor Society-2,3; Cheerleader- 1,2,3,4; Softball-1. JONI R. GRAHAM GAYLEN GREER Illinois State Scholar-4; Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents-1,2,3,4; JETS-4, Placed 3rd Computers; FFA-1,2,3,4, Sec.- Treas.-3, V-Pres.-4; Library Staff-1; National Honor Society-2; Student Council-1; V.I.C.A.-2,3,4, V-Pres.-4. MELINDA SUE HAGENE Calendar Girl-February-4; Home- coming Court-4; Make-up Crew-3; Sweetheart Queen-4; Senior Favor- ite-Most Friendly-4; Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students- 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students-3,4; Teen- ager of the Month-4; Black Masque- 1,2,3; FHA-1,2,3,4, Director-4; French Club-1,2,3,4, Officer-3,4; Ju- nior Class Congress-3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4; Mu Alpha Theta-4; Science Club-3,4; SADD- 1,2; Student Council-3,4; Basket- ball-2,3,4; Softball Statistician-3,4; Track-1; Volleyball-1,2,3,4, Cap- tain-4; All-South Volleyball Team-4, All Conference-4, MVP-4, Most Im- proved-3; Basketball Most Im- proved-3. SHERRY M. HART FHA-1,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Science Club-4; SADD-2,3; Basketball-1: Track-1. JOHN R. HARTMAN Homecoming Court-4; Prom Court- 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4; Mu Alpha Theta-4; Sci- ence Club-3; Spanish Club-1,2; Bas- ketball-1; Football-1,2,3,4; Track- 2,3; Wrestling-2,4, Co-Capt.-4; Football Quad-Capt.-4. MIKE HEIMAN Welding Scholarship-Rend Lake-4; V.LC.A.-3,4; Football-1,2,3. GLENN D. HENSELER Graduation Usher-3; Illinois State Scholar-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-2,3,4; JETS- 4, Placed 2nd Physics; National Honor Society-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-3. L AURIE A. HEPP French Club-3; National Honor So- ciety-1; Pep Club-3. ROBERT CORY HEPP Senior Favorite-Most School Spirit- ed-4; Pep Club-1,2; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2; Golf-1,2,3,4, Cap- tain-4, All Conference Champ-3,4, All-South-3,4. GARY L. HOLT JR. Who’s Who Among American High School Students-3; Track-2. NATHAN E. HOMAN CHERYL RENEE HOUGHLAND Calendar Girl-April-4; Co-op Stu- dent-4; Homecoming Queen-4; Homecoming Court-2,4; Stage Crew-1,2,3; Society of Distinguished High School Students-2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-2,3,4; President’s Scholar- ship Award-4; FHA-1,2,3,4; French Club-1,2,3,4; Junior Class Congress- 3; Library Staff-3; National Honor Society-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3; Science Club-1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. SUSAN LYNN HUTCHINGS Co-op Student-4; FHA-1,2,3,4; French Club-3,4; Pep Club-2,3. CARMAN S. JAUSEL Stage Crew-4; Yearbook Artist-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-4; Chorus-2; French Club-1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas.-3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-4; Sci- ence Club-1,2,4; SADD-2,3; Student Council-1; Basketball-1,2,4; Cross Country-3,4; Track-1,2,3; Volley- ball-3; Most Improved Basketball Player-1. D. SCOTT JENKEL Christmas Court-2; Homecoming Court-4; Chorus-4; Library Staff-2; Baseball-1; Basketball-1,2; Football- 1,2,3,4, MVP-4; Best Specialty Play- er-4; All-Conference Second Coal Bowl Team. JASON ROBERT JENKEL Homecoming Escort-4; Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents-1; FFA-1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas.-4. MICHELLE RENEE JENKEL Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; FFA-1,2,3,4; SADD-3; Spanish Club-1,2; Volleyball Manager-1,2,3; Basketball Manager-1,2,3. KENNETH R. JOHNSON JEFF JONES Pep Club-1,2,3,4; V.I.C.A.-1,2,3,4. LANCE JAMES JONES Christmas King-4; Play-2,3, Cast-2, Stage Crew-3; Society of Distin- guished High School Students-3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-3,4; Math Team-4; National Honor Society-3,4; Na- tional Honor Roll-3,4; Black Masque-1,2,3,4; Chorus-2,3,4; FHA-2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-4; Spanish Club-1; Yearbool Photographer-4; Basketball-1,2; Football-1; Golf-2,3; Track-1,2,3,4; Wrestling-4; Track-All South-3,4. MICHAEL VY. JONES PAUL E. JONES Who’s Who Among American High School Students-1,2; JETS-3; French Club-2; Math Club-3; Sci- ence Club-1. JIMMIE L. JOSLIN JR. PAT KEENE Play-1,2,3,4, Business Crew-1,2, Cast-1,2,3, Make-up Crew-1,2,3, Stage Crew-1,2,3,4; Prom Server-2; Black Masque-1,2,3,4; Chorus-4; French Club-2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-2,3; Science Club- 1,2,3,4; SADD-2; Football Man- ager-1,2,3,4; Girl’s Track Manager- 2 TIMOTHY MAX KEENE Play 1,2,3,4, Cast-1,2, Stage Crew- 1,2,3,4; Prom Server-2; JETS-4, Placed 3rd Graphics; Black Masque- 1,2,3,4; French Club-2,3,4; Pep Club-2,3,4; Science Club-4; SADD- 2,3; Football Manager-2,3; Basket- ball Statistician-3. TRACY M. KEENE Graduation Usher-3; Play-1,2,3,4; Stage Crew-l; Prom Server-2; Sweetheart Court-3,4; Senior Favor- ite-Most Humorous-4; Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents-1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students- 2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Pom Pon Girl- 1,2,3,4; Black Masque-1,2,3,4; Class Secretary Treas.-1,2,3,4; FHA- 2,3,4, Activities Director-4; Junior Class Congress-3; National Honor Society-2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4, Activities Director- 4; Science Club-4; SADD-2, V- Pres.-2; Spanish Club-1,2,3,4, Ac- tivities Director-2; Student Council- 2; Track Statistician-3,4; Wrestling Statistician-4. JEFF S. KELLER JEFF W. KELLER Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band-2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3; Science Club-1,2; Base- ball-1,2,4; Football-1,2; Golf-3,4; Softball Manager-3; Golf-Most Im- proved Player-4. CHRIS L. KELLERMAN JANELLE ARLENE KELLER- MAN Stage Crew-3; Prom Server-2; Sweetheart Court-4; Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students- 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-3,4; United States Achievement Academy Award-4; Black Masque-3,4; FHA- 1,2,3,4, Activity Director-3, V-Pres.- 4; National Honor Society-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-4; Mu AI- pha Theta-4; Spanish Club-2,3,4, Sec.-Treas.-3; Student Council-4; Spanish Scholar Bowl-3; Softball- 2,3,4; Track-1; Volleyball-2,3,4; Softball-Most Improved Player-3; Volleyball-Most Improved Player-3. KATHERINE MARIE KELLER- MAN Calendar Girl-July-4; Play-3,4; Sweetheart Court-3,4; Sweetheart Queen-3; Society of Distinguished High School Students-2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-2,3,4; Band-2,3,4: Pom Pon Girl-2,3,4; Black Masque-3,4, Sec.-Treas.-4; Chorus-1,3; FHA-3,4, Director-3, President-4; French Club-3,4; Junior Class Congress-3; National Honor Society-2,3,4, Sec.- Treas.-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4, Sec.-Treas.-4; Science Club-1,2,3,4; SADD-2; Student Council-4; Track Statistician-3,4; Wrestling Statistician-4. PHILIP KELLERMAN Society of Distinguished High School Students-1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents-1,2,3,4; National Honor Soci- ety-2,3,4; Math Club-3,4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Track- 7 sme He PHYLLIS ANN KELLERMAN Play-4; Stage Crew-4; Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents-2,3,4; Black Masque-2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4; Spanish Club-1,2,3,4, His- torian-2, Activities Chairman-3, Secretary-4. AARON KONKEL Sweetheart Court-4; FFA- 3,4, Treas,-3, President-4; Pep Club- 1,2,3; Baseball-1; Basketball-1,2; Cross Country-3; Football-1,2; Var- sity Basketball Statistician-3,4. TRACY LYN KUHNERT Stage Crew-4; Senior Favorite-Most Athletic-4; Black Masque-4; FFA- 1,2,3; French Club-4; Pep Club- 2,3,4; SADD-2,3, V-Pres.-3; Basket- ball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Volley- ball-1,2,3,4; Track-MVP-2,3. JERRY LACY FFA-1,2,3,4; V.I.C.A.-2,3,4. DANNY LEE LAMBERT Pep Club-3; Science Club-2; V.1.C.A.-4. PAUL LAMBERT Catering Unlimited-4; V.1.C.A.-4. VICKI L. LAMBERT Co-op Student-4; Society of Distin- guished High School Students-3,4; Chorus-1,2; FHA-2,3,4; Pep Club- 2,3; Science Club-4; Spanish Club- 3,4. LISA JEAN LAWHORN Society of Distinugished High School Students-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents-4; FHA-1; National Honor Society-4; Pep Club-3,4; Spanish Club-2,3,4. DANIEL C, LOOS Sweetheart King-4; Wrestling-4. MELISSA ANN LOOS FHA-1,2,3,4, Director-4; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Science Club-1,2; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Softball-1,2,3,4, Most RBI’s-3; Volleyball-1,2,3,4, All Con- ference-3,4, All-South-4, MVP-4. AMY JO LUEKER FHA-3,4; Pep Club-3. ANNA M. LYNCH PAUL A. LYNCH V.I.C.A.- 3; Track-2. NATALIE JANE MALAN Play 1,2,3; Make-up Crew-2,3; Soci- ety of Distinguished High School Students-1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents-1,2,3,4; Rifle Corp-3; Black Masque-1,2,3,4; FHA-1,2, Sec.- Treas.-2; National Honor Society- 1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3; Science Club- 1,2,3; Spanish Club-2,3. SCOTT MALINSKI FRA=1;2; V. EC AL 152.3) JOHN FRANCIS MARLER Play-1,2,3,4; Stage Crew-1,2; Senior Favorite-Mr. PCHS-4; Master of Ceremonies for Dance Coronations- 2,3,4; Outstanding Senior-4; Elks Student of the Month-4; Band-2,3,4, Treas.-4; Pep Band-2,3,4; Black Masque-1,2,3,4, V-Pres.-4; Class President-2,4; French Club-1,2,3,4, Activities Chairman-3; President-4: Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Student Council- 2,4, V-Pres.-4; Yearbook Staff-2: Student Voice of PCHS; Student Sports Writer; Basketball Halftime Show Announcer-2,3,4. ROBERT G. MARLOW JR. Stage Crew-2,3,4; Senior Favorite- Most Talented-4; Play-4, Pit Band- 4; Band-1,2,3,4, Student Councll Representative-4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; Black Masque-1,2,3,4; Chorus-3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; V.1.C.A.-2,3,4; Track-1. AMY R. MARTIN Graduation Usher-3; Play-1,2,3,4; Play Cast-2,3,4, Crew-1; Prom Serv- er-3; Sweetheart Court-1,2; Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents-1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students- 2,3,4; Math Team-2; Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; Black Masque- 1,2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; French Club- 3,4; National Honor Society-2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4. MATTHEW D. MATHIS Homecoming Escort-4; Play-2,3,4, Cast-3,4, Stage Crew-2,3,4; Black Masque-2,3,4; Chorus-4; French Club-2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Sci- ence Club-3; Basketball-1,2; Cross Country-1,2; Football Manager-4; Basketball Manager-4; Softball Manager-4; Track-1,2. JAMES BRYAN MCCRARY Graduation Usher-3; Illinois State Scholar-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-2,3,4; JETS-3,4, Placed 2nd Graphics-3,4; Lions Club Memorial Scholarship-4; Band- 1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; French Club-3,4; National Honor Society- 2,3,4; Math Club-3,4: Science Club- 3; Football-1,2,3. SEAN W. MCCUNE Play-2,3,4, Cast-2,3,4, Stage Crew- 2,3; Senior Favorite-Most Humor- ous-4; Black Masque-2,3,4, Pres.-4; French Club-2,3,4; Junior Class Congress-3; Pep Club-4; Science Club-4, Pres.-4. SHON MCINTYRE Homecoming Court-4; Play-4, Pit Band-4; Sweetheart Court-3; Band- 1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; Chorus- 2,3,4; FFA-1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Football-1,2,3,4, Quad-Captain-4; Track-2,3; Wrestling-3; Honorable Mention All-Conference-Football-4. ERIC W. MCROY LISA D. MILLER Chorus-1,4; FHA-1,2,4; Pep Club-3; Science Club-4; SADD-2; Spanish Club-4. BIANCA CHRISTINA MOHR Play-2,4, Cast-2, Stage Crew-4; Prom Court-4; Prom Server-2; Soci- ety of Distinguished High School Students-2,3,4; Pinckneyville Mardi Gras Queen Scholarship-4; Band- 1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; Black Masque-2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3; French Club-3,4; National Honor Society-2; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4. GREG MORGENTHALER Homecoming Court-4; Senior Fa- vorite-Most Athletic-4; Chorus- 2,3,4; Library Staff-4; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Science Club-1; Spanish Club-1,2,3,4; V.I.C.A.-3,4; Baseball- 1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3; Football- 1,2,3,4, Quad-Captain-4; Baseball- All Conference-3; Football-All Con- ference-4. TINA MORGENTHALER FFA-1,2,3; FHA-2,3; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4. BETSY LUCILLE MUCHA Calendar Girl-September-4; Play-4, Cast-4; Prom Server-2; Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents-1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-4; Pinckneyville Mardi Gras Queen Scholarship-3; Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2; Pom Pon Girl-1,2,3,4, Co- Capt.-3,4; Black Masque-2,3,4: FHA-1,2,3,4; French Club-3,4; Na- tional Honor Society-4; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Math Club-4; Nu Alpha Theta-4; Science Club-2,3,4. LYNNETTE KAY MURPHY Calendar Girl-May-4; Homecoming Court-4; Play-4, Cast-4, Stage Crew- 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-4; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents-4; Band-1,2,3; Pom Pon Girl- 1,2,3, Co-Capt.-3; Black Masque- 2,3,4; Sophomore Class V-Pres.-2: Senior Class V-Pres.-4; FHA-1; French Club-1,2,3,4; Junior Class Congress-3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4, Committee Chairman-3; Science Club-1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil-1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas.-4; Yearbook Staff-3,4, Senior Editor-4; French National Honor Society-3; Cross Country-3. TAMARA JANE NAPIER Calendar Girl-November-4; Christ- mas Court-2; Homecoming Court-4; Prom Court-4; Society of Distin- guished High School Students-4; FHA-1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Span- ish Club-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2; Volleyball-1,2,3,4; Best Offensive Volleyball Player-4; Volleyball Hon- orable Mention- All South Team-4. GLEN A. NEHRKORN Catering Unlimited-4; Chorus-4; Cross Country-1,2,3,4; Track- 1,2,3,4; Cross Country MVP-2. KEVIN L. NOWAKOWSKI V.I.C.A.-3; Cross Country-1; Track- l. JEFFREY LEE OGILVIE FFA-1,2; Pep Club-1; V.1.C.A.-3,4; Football-1,2,3. DONALD KEITH OYLER Football-1. CHERI ANN PABST Color Guard-1; FHA-1,2,3,4; French Club-1,2,3,4; National Hon- or Society-4; Nurses Aid-3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-4. JEFFERY ALAN PARSELL Co-op Student-4; Play-4, Cast-4; Prom Server-2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students- 3,4; JETS-4, Placed Ist Computers, 3rd Math; Math Team-2,3,4; Band- 1,2,3; Pep Band-1,2; French Club- 3,4, Historian-4; National Honor Society-3,4; Pep Club-1,2; Math Club-3,4; Mu Alpha Theta-3,4; Sci- ence Club-1; SADD-2,3; V.I.C.A.-1. TAMARA KAY PATTERSON Play-3,4, Cast-3,4, Stage Crew-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-4; Black Masque- 3,4; Chorus-2,4; Library Staff-4, V- Pres.-4; Pep Club-2,3,4; SADD-2; Cheerleader-3,4; Softball-4; Track- 2A: CHRISTINA M. PERKEY Calendar Girl-August-4; Play-4, Cast-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-2,3,4; Math Team-3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Pom Pon Girl-1,2,3,4, Co.-Capt.-3, Captain-4; French Club-1,2,3,4; National Hon- or Society-2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4, Sec.-Treas.-4; Mu Alpha Theta-3,4; Science Club-3,4; Science Club-1,2,3; Cross Country- 2,3; Basketball Towel Girl-2,3,4; Softball-1,2. KENNETH PIERCE Homecoming Escort-4; Play, Busi- ness Crew-4, Stage Crew-2,3; Li- brary Staff-2; Pep Club-2,3,4; Foot- ball-3,4; Track-2,3,4; Football-Most Improved-4. SHELLY RENEE QUEEN Who’s Who Among American High School Students-2; Flag Corp-1; Chorus-1,2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4, Sec.- Treas.-4; Library Staff-3; Science Club-3; Yearbook Staff-1,2,3. HEATH RICHARD RACKLEY OKLAHOMA Pit Band-4; Band- 1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3; Chorus-3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3; Science Club-1,2,3; V.I.C.A.-1,2,3,4. HEIDI LYNNETTE RACKLEY Graduation Usher-3; Illinois State Scholar-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-3,4; Math Team- 1,2,3,4; Outstanding Senior-4; Band- 1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2; FHA-1,2,3,4; National Honor Society-1,2,3,4; Nurses Aid-1; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4; Mu Alpha Theta- 3,4; Science Club-4; SADD-2; Span- ish Club-2,3,4; Girls Track and Vol- leyball Statistician-1. JEFF RAINS Sweetheart Escort-3; Catering Un- limited-3,4; Chorus-1,2; FFA- 1,2,3,4, Asst. Reporter-2,3; FHA- 1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; SADD-2; Football-1,2. KIMBERLY D. REINHARDT FHA Outstanding Senior-4; Gold Key Award-4; Outstanding FHA Member-4; Mitchel Museum Pho- tography Honorable Mention-4; Black Masque-3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; FHA-3,4, Photographer-4; Library Staff-3; Pep Club-2,3,4; Science Club-4; SADD-2,3; Spanish Club- 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Photographer-3,4; Girls Track Manager-1. JACQUELINE RENEE SCHO- LEBO Play-4, Cast-4; Black Masque-2,3,4; Chorus-1; Junior Class V-Pres.-3; FHA-1,2,3,4; French Club-3,4; Ju- nior Class Congress-3; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Science Club-1,2,3,4; Span- ish Club-1,2,3,4; Wrestling Statisti- cian-4. RENEE SHIRK Play-3; Prom Court-4; FHA-1; French Club-3; Pep Club-1,2,3; Bas- ketball-1,3; Cross Country-1; Soft- ball-1,2,3. KIMBERLY DIANE SHOTTON Play-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-2,3,4; Band-2,3,4; Pom Pon Girl-2,3,4; Black Masque-3,4; Chorus-3; FHA-1,2,3,4; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Math Club-3; Science Club- 3,4; Spanish Club-1,2,3, Secretary-2; Boys Track Statistician-3,4. BRETT SILBE Homecoming Escort-4; Prom King- 4; Sweetheart Escort-4; V.I.C.A.- 2,3; Football-1,2,3,4; Wrestling-1. ROBERT MICHAEL SPANGLER Homecoming Court-4; Play-3, Stage Crew-3; Senior Favorite-Most Friendly-4; Black Masque-3,4; Ca- tering Unlimited-4; Chorus-3,4; FHA-2,3,4; Library Staff-3; Pep Club-2,3,4; V.I.C.A.-2,3; Football- 1,4. TIM SPRENGER Homecoming Escort-4; Play-4; Black Masque-1,2,3,4; Library Staff-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Spanish Club-1,2,3,4; Basketball-2; Football- 1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4. JAMES W. SPURGEON Sweetheart Court-4; V.I.C.A.-2,3,4; Golf-1; Wrestling-4. G. MICHAEL STRICKLAND Christmas Court-1,3; Graduation Marshall-3; Homecoming Court-4; Play-3,4, Cast-3,4; Prom Server-2; Senior Favorite-Most Likely To Succeed-4; Valedictorian-4; Illinois State Scholar-4; Society of Distin- guished High School Students- 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students-3,4; JETS-4, Placed 2nd Physics; Math Team-2,3; Outstanding Senior-4; Scholastic Hi-Q Team-3,4; Black Masque-3,4; Freshman Class Pres.- 1; French Club-1,2,3,4; French Club Council-4; Junior Class Congress-3; National Honor Society-2,3,4, Stu- dent Council Rep.-4; Math Club-3,4; Science Club-3,4, V-Pres.-4; Year- book Staff-2,3,4, Senior Editor-4; Basketball-1,2; Football-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4. KIRK MICHAEL SURRY Graduation Usher-3; OKLAHOMA Pit Band-4; Prom Escort-4; Senior Favorite-Most Studious-4; Society of Distingusihed High School Stu- dents-2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students- 2,3,4; Math Team-2,3,4; Outstand- ing Senior-4; Band-2,3,4; Pep Band- 2,3,4; Black Masque-2,3; French Club-3,4; National Honor Society- 2,3,4; Math Club-3,4; Mu Alpha Theta-4; Spanish Club-1,2,3,4, His- torian-3, V-Pres.-4; Yearbook Staff- 4. DIANA LYNN SZAREK FFA-1,2,3, Secretary-3; FHA-1,2; Pep Club-2,3. SHELLY L. TANNER MARK W. THOMPSON M. DALE THOMPSON Homecoming Escort-4; Play-4, Cast-4; Society of Distinguised High School Students-1,2,3,4; Band- 1,2,3,4, Pres.-4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; Chorus-2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; V.L.C.A.-1,2; Basketball-1; Football- 1,2,3,4, Quad-Captain-4; Track- 1,2,3,4, Captain-4; Wrestling-3,4; Football-Most Improved-3; Track MVP-4. DAVID PAUL URBANEK Who’s Who Among Am erican High School Students-3; French Club- 1,2,3,4; Math Club-3; Science Club- 2,3; Cross Country-4. ELIZABETH VANCIL Flag Corp-2; Chorus-1,2; FHA- 1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Science Club-3,4; SADD-2; Spanish Club- 1,4. MICHAEL J. WALKER Homecoming Court-4; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3; Football- 1,2,3,4, All Conference Linebacker- 4. LORI LEE WEATHERFORD Play-3,4, Cast-4, Stage Crew-3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-3,4; National Hon- or Roll-3,4; Band-2,3,4; Flag Corp- 4, Captain-4; Black Masque-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; French Club-3,4; Library Staff-3,4, Pres.-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Science Club-1,2,3; SADD-2; V.I.C.A.-2; Panther Mascot-4; Softball-1,2,3; Track-3. AMY LYNN WELSCH Who’s Who Among American High School Students-4; Band-1,2,3; Pom Pon Girl-1,2,3; French Club-3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Science Club-1,2. TAMI LYNN WHITSON Graduation Marshall-3; Stage Crew- 4; Prom Court-4; Senior Favorite- Most Studious-4; Valedictorian-4; DAR Award-4; Illinois State Schol- ar-4; Society of Distinguished High School Students-2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents-3,4; JETS-3,4; Math Team- 1,2,3,4; Outstanding Senior-4; Elks Student of the Month-4; National Honor Roll-3,4; Academic All- American-3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society-2,3,4, Pres.-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3,4; Mu Alpha Theta-4; Spanish Club- 1,2,3,4, Pres.-2,3,4; Student Coun- cil-3; Yearbook Staff-2,3,4; Spanish National Honor Society-2,3,4; Vol- leyball-1; Yearbook Editor-4. AMY CLARICE WILLIAMS Calendar Girl-June-4; Christmas Queen-4; Play Cast-2,3,4, Stage Crew-3; Senior Favorite-Most Tal- ented-4; National Choral Award-4; John Phillip Sousa Award-4; Band- 3,4, V-Pres.-3, Sec.-Treas.-4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; Black Masque-2,3,4, Sec.-Treas.-3; Chorus-1,2,3,4; FHA- 2; Junior Class Congress-3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Math Club-3; Science Club-1,2; SADD-2. ANNE CATHERINE WILLIAMS Play Cast-1,2,3; Sweetheart Court-3; Band-1,2,3,4, V-Pres.-3; Pep Band- 1,2,3,4; Drum Majorette-1,2,3,4; Black Masque-1,2,3, V-Pres.-3; Ca- tering Unlimited-2; Chorus-4; FHA- 1,2,3, Pres.-4; Junior Class Con- gress-3; Pep Club-1,2,3; SADD-2; Student Council-2,3. WAYNE A. WILLIAMSON Who’s Who Among American High School Students-1,2; French Club- 1,2,3; Pep Club-2,3,4; V.I.C.A.-2,3. JEFFREY ALAN WOODSIDE Graduation Usher-3; Illinois State Scholar-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students- 3,4; French Club-4; National Honor Society-3,4; Pep Club-1,2. YOLANDA KAYE WOODSIDE Co-op Student-4; Black Masque- 1,2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; French Club- 2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Science Club-1,2,3,4; SADD-2. AMY L. WRIGHT Calendar Girl-January-4; Black Masque-3,4; French Club-1,2,3; Li- brary Staff-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Sci- ence Club-3,4; Cross Country-2; Track-1. MATTHEW L. WRIGHT Stage Crew-1,2; Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Sci- ence Club-1,2,3; SADD-2,3. Students Efforts Lauded With Honors Scholarships Alberta Kuhnert Memorial Scholarship Glenn Henseler Delta Theta Tau Sorority Scholarship Heidi Rackley First National Bank, Pinckneyville John Marler — Fine Arts Kristin Dolling — Professional George Pinckard Scholarships Tami Whitson — English Mike Strickland — Math Science Helen Kuykendall Memorial Scholarship Janelle Kellerman Illinois Sheriff Association Scholarship Kirk Surry Lions Club Memorial Scholarship Jim McCrary PCHS Faculty Education Scholarship Amy Martin Perry County Veteran Scholarship Bart Ferrero Pinckneyville Elem. Ed. Assoc. Tracy Keene Stephanie Hill Memorial Scholarship Mary Baudison SIU-C Alumni Assoc. Genea Glenzy David Urbanek Wal-Mart Scholarship Tami Whitson Air Force ROTC Scholarship Mike Strickland Rend Lake President’s Scholarships Cheryl Houghland Jeff Parsell Heidi Rackley Rend Lake Automotive Award Aaron Carter Nathan Homan Rend Lake Industrial Technology Award Mike Heiman Jerry Lacy Dan Loos Outstanding Seniors Mary Baudison John Marler Heidi Rackley Mike Strickland Kirk Surry Tami Whitson Co-Valedictorians Mike Strickland Tami Whitson Salutatorian Mary Baudsion Honor Students Kristin Dolling Bart Ferrero Genea Glenzy Glenn Henseler Cheryl Houghland Tracy Keene Janelle Kellerman Katherine Kellerman Amy Martin James McCrary Jeffery Parsel Heidi Rackley Kirk Surry Jeffery Woodside Other Scholarships And Awards Illinois Merit Scholarships $1000 for upper ten percent of senior class Mary Baudison Kristin Dolling Bart Ferrero Genea Glenzy Glenn Henesler Tracy Keene Jim McCrary Amy Martin Heidi Rackley Kirk Surry Mike Strickland Tami Whitson Jeff Woodside DAR Good Citizen Award- Tami Whitson SAR Good Citizen Award- John Marler American Legion Awards- Katie Kellerman and Matt Mathis Perfect Attendance One Year Eric Campbell Richard Emling Darla Gill Melinda Hagene Glenn Henseler Michelle Jenkel Tim Keene Tracy Keene Jeff S. Keller Jeff W. Keller Vickie Lambert John Marler ag mo ILLINOIS STATE joie SCHOLARS Jeff Parsell lt id ee - : ; Sitting (L-R): Heidi Rackley, Tami Whitson, Kristin Dolling, Mary Baudison. Standing: Kenny Pierce Bart Ferrero, Jim McCrary, Mike Strickland, Glenn Henseler, Gaylen Greer, Jeff Jeff Rains Woodside. Kim Shotton Tim Sprenger Michael Strickland Amy Welsch Tami Whitson Matt Wright Two Years Aaron Carter Barry Craig Paul Jones Aaron Konkel Jim McCrary Glen Nehrkorn Heidi Rackley Kim Reinhardt Three Years Mary Baudison Carman Jausel Jeff Jones Betsy Mucha Gale Themen J ETS TEAM David Urbanek Four Years The JETS Team received 3rd place at Rend Lake Regional competition. (L-R): Glenn - Henseler-2nd Physics; Mike Strickland-2nd Physics; Jim McCrary-2nd Graphics; Bart Kenneth Epplin Ferrero-2nd English, 3rd Chemistry; Tim Keene-3rd Graphic; Tami Whitson; Gaylon Tracy Kuhnert Greer-2nd Physics; Mrs. Denton. Tina Morgenthaler Mr. George McPheeters gives Mike Strickland the ISTA Award for excellence in science. Elks Students Of The Month Tami Whitson Mike Strickland Melinda Hagene John Marler Heidi Rackley Jim McCrary Music Awards John Phillip Sousa Award Amy Williams National School Choral Award Amy Williams Outstanding Marching Bandsman Shon MclIntyre Outstanding Marching Bandswoman Anne Williams FHA-Hero Awards Cooking Contest Winners: Katie Kellerman, Gina Malawy, Car- rie Kellerman, Janelle Kellerman, Tina Sherman, Karen Hug- gins, Brenda Bender, Sandy Hutchings, Melissa Loos. Do Your Own Thing Contest Winners: Kim Reinhardt, Dana Rice, Cindy Pabst, Charlene Greer, Paula Przygoda, Cheri Pabst, Teri Arnold, Judy Buschschulte, Tami Whitson. Section Contest Ist Place Winners: Judy Buschschulte, Paula Przygoda, Charlene Greer. State Contest Winners: Paula Przygoda-Ist place, Charlene Greer and Judy Buschschulte-2nd place. Chapter Outstanding Awards: Brenda Bender, Judy Buschs- chulte, Sarah Dickey, Darla Gill, Charlene Greer, Melinda Ha- gene, Tracy Keene, Amy Kellerman, Angie Kellerman, Janelle Kellerman, Katie Kellerman, Melissa Loos, Lisa Miller, Paula Przygoda, Kim Reinhardt, Rhonda Rolanda, Rhonda Schrader, Beth Vancil. Senior Outstanding Member Award: Judy Buschschulte, Darla Gill, Melinda Hagene, Tracy Keene, Janelle Kellerman, Katie Kellerman, Melissa Loos, Kim Reinhardt, Beth Vancil. Math Team The following students participated in one or both of the follow- ing contests: American High School Mathematics Examination, Math Field Day. David Roe Kent Thomas Sharon Timpner Jayette Bolinski Tom Gendron Paul Hubler Chris McGranahan Andy Meyer Sarah Roe Nicole Rule Charlene Greer Melissa Greer Tammy Jones David Ozburn Ben Thomas Alison Whitson Kim Damron Sandy Hutchings Paula Urbanek Cassie Wolfe Bart Ferrero Genea Glenzy Gaylen Greer Gary Holt Lance Jones Jeff Parsell Chris Perkey Heidi Rackley Tami Whitson highest scorers Athletics Honors Football: Shay Hagel-All-Conference, All-South Team; Greg Morgenthaler-All-Star Classic Football Game at Carbondale; Scott Jenkel-All-Star Classic Game at Carbondale; Brett Silbe- All-Star Classic Game at Carbondale. Cross Country: Team Conference and Regional Champs, Jason Woodside-State Qualifier. Basketball-Girls: V. Most Improved-Karen Fulk, J.V. Most Im- proved-Leslie Voorhees, J.V. Most Valuable-Andy Clark, Heather Opp, V. Team-Consolation Champions at Woodlawn Invitational, Jennifer Thomspon-All-Tournament Team at Woodlawn, All-Conference Team, Varsity MVP. Basketball-Boys: Conference and Regional Champions; Barry Graskewicz-Best Freethrow Percentage, Most Rebounds, All- Tournament Teams at Benton and Carbondale, All-State IBCA- 4th Team, All-Southern Illinois, All-Conference, Shay Hagel- Best Defensive Player, All-Conference, Honorable Mention IBCA All-State. Harry Craig-Most Assists. Danny Harriss-Most Improved. Wrestling: John Stevens-Regional Champion, State Qualifier. Track: Lance Jones-Sectional Champion, State Qualifier in dis- cus. Dale Thompson-Conference Champion in 200m. run and 400m. run, State Qualifier in 400m run. Jason Woodside-Confer- ence Champ in 3200m. Baseball: Barry Craig-Leading Hitter (495), All-Conference Ist Team (Infield). Brett Isaacs-Best Defensive Player, All-Confer- ence 2nd Team (Infield). Aaron Epplin-Most Improved. Eric Campbell-All-Conference Ist Team (Catcher). Greg Morgenth- aler-All-Conference 2nd Team (Infield). Outstanding Foreign Language Students Spanish - Tami Whitson French - Mike Strickland Science Club Egg Drop Winners Gaylen Greer Kevin Parsell Mike Strickland Athletics- MVP’s Football - Shay Hagel Volleyball - Melinda Hagene, Melissa Loos Golf - Glen Hoeinghaus Cross Country - Jason Woodside Basketball - Girl - Jennifer Thompson, Boy - Barry Graskewicz Wrestling - John Stevens Track - Dale Thompson Baseball - Barry Craig Special Sports Awards Democrat Desire Award Carmen Jausel Dale Thompson Most Valuable Senior Athlete Tracy Kuhnert Barry Craig Photography Award Winners Sitting-Kim Reinhardt, David Burris. Standing- Lance Jones, Jimmy Joslin. 151 FFA Honors Many Contest Winners STATE HORSE JUDGING ROBERT PYATT KIM JENKEL MICHELLE JENKEL BRIAN BENDER STATE HORSE JUDGING TIBRETTA BIGHAM DEAN BRAND JEFF LOOS TIM LOOS SECTION 24 LIVESTOCK JUDGING ROBERT PYATT DARON FOX FRANK KOCIAN ALLEN KONKEL DARON FOX TIM LOOS SECTION 24 DAIRY JUDGING BRIAN BENDER BRIAN RUPPERT WAYNE TEDDER RICK STRUCK JEFF LOOS TIBRETTA BIGHAM SECTION 24 TRACTOR DRIVING BRIAN BENDER STATE TRACTOR DRIVING BRIAN BENDER SECTION 24 CROPS JUDGING AARON KONKEL JERRY LACY DAN LOOS BRIAN BENDER JASON JENKEL STATE CROPS JUDGING JERRY LACY AARON KONKEL BRIAN BENDER IST. PLACE TEAM REASONS 2ND. IND. 3RD. IND. 4TH. IND. 6TH. IND. STH. PLACE TEAM NON- REASONS TEAM MEMBER TEAM MEMBER TEAM MEMBER TEAM MEMBER 3RD. PLACE TEAM 2ND. IND. 3RD. IND 24TH. IND 39TH. IND. TEAM MEMBER ALTERNATE 5TH. PLACE TEAM 6TH. IND. 12TH. IND. 23RD. IND. 29TH. IND. 30TH. IND. ALTERNATE IST. IND. 14TH. IND. 1ST. PLACE TEAM IST. IND. 2ND. IND. 3RD. IND. 4TH. IND. 6TH. IND. A RATED TEAM BLUE IND. RED IND. WHITE IND. IST. PLACE TEAM STATE AG, MECHANICS 9TH. PLACE TEAM STH. PLACE 5TH. PLACE 5TH. PLACE WHITE RATING WHITE RATING BRIAN BENDER GAYLEN GREER DAN LOOS AARON KONKEL SURVEYING ELECTRICITY WELDING CARPENTRY AG. POWER JOHN WESSELN LIVESTOCK SHOW TROPHY WINNERS SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP CHAMPION FEMALE HORSE BEST OF SHOW HORSE SHOWMANSHIP TRACTOR OPERATOR SWINE SHOWMANSHIP CHAMPION FEMALE CHAMPION BARROW ROBERT PYATT ROBERT PYATT MICHELLE JENKEL SHON McINTYRE BRIAN BENDER ROBERT PYATT ROBERT PYATT ROBERT PYATT SECTION 24 SOIL JUDGING IST. PLACE TEAM IST. IND. 4TH. IND. 7TH. IND. TEAM MEMBER TEAM MEMBER TEAM MEMBER ROBERT PYATT KYLE McKOWN J:P. KELLY STEVE LACY KIRK HAGENE BUTCH TAYLOR REND LAKE - SIU COM PUTER CONTEST IST PLACE TEAM 2ND PLACE IND. TEAM MEMBER TEAM MEMBER ALTERNATE ALTERNATE ALTERNATE BRIAN BENDER GAYLEN GREER JASON JENKEL CHARLENE GREER AARON KONKEL BRIAN RUPPERT SECTION 24 FARM MANAGEMENT 1ST. PLACE TEAM IST. IND. 2ND. IND. 3RD. IND. TEAM MEMBER BRIAN BENDER GAYLEN GREER JASON JENKEL CHARLENE GREER STATE FARM MANAGEMENT 4TH. PLACE TEAM BLUE RATING BLUE RATING BLUE RATING WHITE RATING WHITE RATING GAYLEN GREER JASON JENKEL BRIAN BENDER BRETT COTHRAN CHARLENE GREER SECTION 24 AG. MECHANICS IST. PLACE IST. PLACE IST. PLACE IST PLACE 3RD. PLACE BRIAN BENDER GAYLEN GREER AARON KONKEL DAN LOOS KENNY EPPLIN SURVEYING ELECTRICITY CARPENTRY WELDING AG. POWER SECTION 24 PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE BRIAN BENDER CHARLENE GREER JASON JENKEL GAYLEN GREER AARON KONKEL DISTRICT V PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE BRIAN BENDER CHARLENE GREER JASON JENKEL GAYLEN GREER AARON KONKEL SECTION 24 FOUNDATION AWARDS STUDENT GAYLEN GREER AARON KONKEL JASON JENKEL BRIAN BENDER KENNY EPPLIN JEFF RAINS JERRY LACY MICHELLE JENKEL ROBERT PYATT DEAN BRAND CHARLENE GREER PROJECT AREA AG. PROCESSING BEEF PRODUCTION STATE FOUNDATION AWARDS AARON KONKEL GAYLEN GREER JEFF RAINS SECTION 24 PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST GAYLEN GREER BRIAN BENDER BRETT COTHRAN DISTRICT V PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST GAYLEN GREER - IST. IND EXTEMPORANEOUS BRIAN BENDER - 7TH. IND PREPARED BRETT COTHREN - 8TH. IND CREED SPEAKING STATE FFA DEGREES BRIAN BENDER GAYLEN GREER KENNY EPPLIN AG. ELECTRIFICATION DIVERSIFIED CROP PROD. FORAGE CROP PRODUCTION PLACEMENT AG. PRODUCTION SPECIALTY ANIMAL PROD. HORSE PROFICIENCY SHEEP PRODUCTION STAR AGRIBUSINESS GREENHAND STAR PRODUCTION GREENHAND IST. PLACE TEAM IST. PLACE FLOOR MEMBER IST. PLACE SECRETARY 2ND. PLACE CHAIRMAN 3RD. PLACE FLOOR MEMBER FLOOR MEMBER IST. PLACE TEAM 2ND. PLACE FLOOR MEMBER 2ND. PLACE SECRETARY 2ND. PLACE CHAIRMAN FLOOR MEMBER FLOOR MEMBER CHAPTER SECTION’ DISTRICT X X mK mK mK mK mK KK mK KK mK mK KKK AG PROCESSING- 1ST PLACE IND. AG ELECTRIFICATION- 1ST PLACE IND. PLACEMENT AG PROD.- 2ND PLACE IND. 2ND. PLACE IND. EXTEMPORANEOUS 2ND. PLACE IND. PREPARED 2ND. PLACE IND. CREED SPEAKING Students Close Out Memorable Year Calendar Girls — Standing (L to R) Katie Kellerman, Amy Williams, Betsy Mucha, Melinda Hagene, Cheryl Houghland, Amy Wright, Karen Cheek, Julie Dudek, Kristin Dolling, Chris Perkey, Lynne Murphy. Sitting: Tammy Napier, Genea Glenzy. Nathan checks out the scene on third floor. French III and IV students gather around Mrs. Black. 154 1. Lori Weatherford and Toni Peradotto jump for joy at the end of school. 2. The grads gather outside of Thomas Gym before their Commencement 3. Glenn Henseler waits until the last moment to add his mortarboard to his graduation attire. 4. Darla Gill, Janelle Kellerman, Missy Loos and Melinda Hagene take a time out before the ceremony. 5. Lynne Murphy, Kim Shotton, and Katie Kellerman head for Sociology after an enjoyable day in French class. ei Wy ‘e 1. Senior cheerleaders show their Panther pride. 2. John Hartman and Tammy Napier strike a familiar pose on the third floor. 3. Junior basketball players celebrate their victory. 4. “Where are the girls?” says Mike Walker and Nate Chapman. 5. Spanish and French members fly high over Chicago. : 1. Amy Williams and John Marler sing “Peo- ple Will Say We're in Love” in the first act of “Oklahoma!” 2. Lynne Murphy and Kristin Dolling are rudely interrupted. 3. Brett Silbe and Shon Mclntrye share a graduation moment. 4. Phyllis Kellerman checks for information on the library's microfiche. 5. Mary Baudison looks on as exchange stu- dent Enrique Exposito shows his affection for a happy (?) Jaci Scholebo. 1. Janelle Kellerman, Missy Loos, and Carman Jausel are worn out after the Nutrition Fair 2. Senior girls flash their final smiles. 3. Aaron Konkel “tops” his graduation outfit. 4. Tim and Pat Keene, Mary Baudison, and Jimmie Joslin support each other after school on third floor. 5. Judy Buschschulte says good-bye to P.C.H'S. The Year Ends The second set of this year’s drama provided much excitement for many of the PCHS players. The basketball teams fared well; the girls were Consolation Champs at the tough Woodlawn tour- nament for the second straight year, and they won a first round game in the Regional. The boys won Conference and Regional Championships and fi- nally out of play at the hands of state runner-up Okawville in the finals at Sectional. In wrestling, sophomore John Stevens made a state trip, finish- ing among the top eight. Away from sports, the musical, dancing, and acting talents of many students combined for “Oklahoma!”, which returned to the PCHS stage over a 17 year hiatus in musical productions. The annual Heart Fund Vareity Show also showcased much talent and allowed for a $1500 contribution to the worthy cause. The beginning of May brought Prom with The Ritz Brothers in charge of music, the first live band in many years for the spring gala event. Students closed out the year with hot weather throughout the month leading up to their final exams taken over four days in May’s last week. In sports, tracksters Dale Thompson and Lance Jones qualified for state, and the baseball team had a winning season under head coach Wes Choate. The big news, though, was the softball team which extended the school year into June with a trip to the state tournament and an excellent third place showing in Class A, led by sophomore hurler Kim- bra Woodside and leading hitter Jennifer Thomp- son. Around town, finishing touches were added to the new Perry County Jail which was scheduled to be opened by summer’s end. In national news, two much-publicized scandals dominated the news as Democrat Presidential candidate Gary Hart and PTL leaders Jim and Tammy Bakker met their downfall. The American U.S.S. Stark was bombed and thirty-seven crewmen killed in the Persian Gulf as the war between Iran and Iraq continued, and we were allegedly mistaken for an enemy fight- er vessel. Democrat Senator from Illinois, Paul Simon from nearby Makanda announced his candi- dacy for the 1988 Presidential race, and the speed limit was increased from 55 to 65 on “rural” sec- tions of the interstate highway system. Bringing to a close the high school experience of the Class of 1987 was the first outside graduation in PCHS’ history. Commencement in the evening of May 29 for the group of 134 seniors marked an end and a beginning in the students’ lives. Senior girls enjoy some final moments together. TOP: Phyllis Kellerman and Yolanda Woodside. MIDDLE: Cheri Pabst and Shelly Fisher in Chicago, BOTTOM: Tina Morgenthaler, Shelly Queen, and Kim Buschschulte as David Urbanek looks on. THEME FROM: “Pomp and Circumstance” March No. 1 (Land of Hope and Glory) EDWARD ELGAR ray r a) . SS «GS ‘ Arr. by H.F. Luckhardt Th N Y Maestoso { =a As senior editors we hope that our production of “Pyramid J 1987” has captured the scenes that bring back the fondest memo-., ries. We would like to thank the sponsors, Dan Herbst and Glen Hamilton, the staff, and the photographers for helping us create a yearbook that will always hold the highlights of our senior year. solenne Kristin Dolling Genea Glenzy Lynne Murphy g Mike Strickland Dd. Kirk,Surry Tami Whitson Copyright MCMXXXVILI by Boosey Co., Ltd.