Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1989 volume:

Peat zt - ae “tho Pe ie | ' ee a Te a siete he - perrers Saar, A QE ROPE e —_— rr Photograph by John Mucha Pyramid — “A New Attitude’’ Pinckneyville Community High School Advisors: Editor-in-Chief: East Water Street Dan Herbst Rhonda Schrader Pinckneyville, Illinois 62274 Glen Hamilton Senior Editors: Volume 56 Sarah Dickey Alison Whitson NINETEEN EIGHTY-NINE' “Committed to Excellence’’ wi MH, Ss | | ‘i ial -— — ae a “G | � . A . . ;.” 2 “% ives Gao + , rt PS Dore $4 Bees Lt fey wie ip « ) Lire Above Left: Counselors Mrs. Lovel and Mr. James are seen with PCHS’ six outstanding Seniors: Alison Whit- son, Rhonda Schrader, Sarah Dickey, David Ozburn, Brady Jennings, and Bryan Helvey. Above: Ben Thomas recruits help for the community food pantry for his National Honor Society service project. Left: Jennifer Thompson, Brian Hagene, and Alison Whitson show off the first floor trophy case they have cleaned and or- ganized as their project. = % tm a iE pggegore””: HTC GE oe SSRREEE | Above: Cindy Schubert seen in a familiar pose, keeping the composite pictures clean, her NHS service project. Left: Honor students David Ozburn and Sarah Dickey present their proud parents, faculty members Mary Lou Ozburn and Jeanette Hoeinghaus, with bumper stickers for their cars. ‘““Commiutted to Excellence’ Left: New faces on the faculty include (seated) Miss Czerwinski, Miss Gariepy, Mrs. Lovel, Mrs. Jessup, and (standing) Mrs. Quivey, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Veech, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Stricker, and Mr. Holston. Below: Seniors await the start of Mr. Herbst’s fifth hour Advanced Composition class. Yi i if 4 td Eat Above: The group of ‘“‘Moonlight Madness” models meet before taking their places in the window at The Unusual. Left: Underclassmen gather for lunch C in Thomas Gym lobby. “ Left: Art students Kerri Place, Lee Ann Huelsman, and Theresa Bird leave their mark of improvement in the upper Girls’ Gym. Below: Cross country runners gather at the fairgrounds before their invitational Above: Seniors Amy Bigham and Lori Bathon find this comfortable spot before the start of first hour. Left: PCHS grads Steve and Kevin Kuhnert and Greg Thompson do their part of the excavation work to help stop the water damage to first floor. School Board, New Superintendent — Dr. Bradley, Mr. Brewer Provide Administrative Leadership j | 4 r % Se ay |. b | “SST ie -_ = oe my a? é- -- . 7 « | ee As “4 bald dix. - ; ua : P _ ‘ ° F . 7 ee School Board Members: L to R: Richard Luke, Ted Cunningham, Jim Stern, Mary Roe — Board President, Wendell Weatherford, Danny Wildermuth, James Bauersachs, Board Secretary. Dr. Thomas Bradley — Superintendent Dean Brewer — Principal ce) Shirley Bigham — Special Education, 19 years Carole Etta Black — French, French Club David Brunty — Social Studies, Black Masque, at PCHS Sponsor, 26 years at PCHS Junior Class Sponsor, HI-Q Team, 10 years at PCHS Stephen Cannedy — Marching Band, Pep Neva Corn — Physical Education, Cheerleading Richard Corn — Physical Education, Head Band, Concert Band, Chorus, Pom-Pons, 6 Sponsor, 8 years at PCHS Boys Basketball Coach, Cross Country Coach, years at PCHS Head Track Coach, 14 years at PCHS Greg Douglas — Social Studies, Football, Robert Frassato — Mathematics, 6 years at Wrestling, Asst. Track Coach, 2 years at PCHS PCHS Lisa Gariepy — Math, Science, | year at PCHS James Gibson — Math, Science, | year at PCHS Gary Glenzy — Social Studies, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, Asst. Basketball Coach, 19 years at PCHS Greg Hale — Physical Education, Health, Harral Hall — English, Senior Class Sponsor, Glen Hamilton — Photography, Yearbook Co- Driver Education, Freshman Basketball Coach, Concessions Manager, 25 years at PCHS Sponsor, 39 years at PCHS Golf, Softball Coach, 10 years at PCHS Ramona Hatch — Home Economics, FHA Daniel Herbst — Junior and Senior English, Jeanette Hoeinghaus — Home Economics, Sponsor, Catering Unlimited, 10 years at PCHS Yearbook, Sophomore Class Sponsor, 12 years FHA Sponsor, 21 years at PCHS at PCHS Jean Horn — Business Education, 16 years at PCHS Donald Holston — Agriculture, Automotive, | Melissa Jessup - year at PCHS PCHS . Special Education, | year at Linda Johnson — Business Education, 9 years at PCHS Raymond Lambert — Industrial Technology, Sam Loiacono — Industrial Technology, 7 12 years at PCHS years at PCHS Carolyn K. Longshore — Health Occupations, Karen Mathews — Spanish, 2 years at PCHS, George McPheeters — Science, 21 years at 20 years at PCHS Spanish Club Sponsor PCHS Cathy Ortolan — Title | Mathematics, 14 years Mary Lou Ozburn — Mathematics, Math Club Ernest Queen — English, 18 years at PCHS at PCHS Sponsor, Mu Alpha Theta Mary Quivey — Science, | year at PCHS Sam Robb — Agriculture Education and FFA Linda Rudolph — Physical Education, Health, Sponsor, 16 years at PCHS Asst. Softball Coach, 9 years at PCHS gy. at a . = “f - : - Sheley — Special Education, 10 years at Alex Singer — Industrial Technology, 25 years Davida Stivers — Art, 2 years at PCHS CHS . | Byron Stricker — Drivers Education, P.E., Ruby Thompson — Business Education, | year Sue Veech — English, Social Studies, | year at Health, 1 year at PCHS at PCHS PCHS Susan Lovel — Guidance and Counseling, David Colombo — Librarian, 9 years at PCHS Freshman Class Sponsor, | year at PCHS Ruby M. Graskewicz — Nurse’s Technician, 2' years at PCHS Support Staff Helps School Operation Left: Bus Drivers: Orel Bigham, Rosie Konkel, Lylia Hagel, Tom Denton, Chuck Ginn. Absent for Picture: Bonnie Tedder, Diane Fisher, Roxanne Place. Below: Cafeteria Personnel: Eunice Schrader, Barbara Brand, Laura Epplin, Mabel Woodside. | I aa — a aad Above: Custodial Staff: George Butcher, Larry Wilks, Bob Nehrkorn, Lloyd Kellerman. Right: Secretary Patti Nowakowski. SENIORS EET Class of 1989 Leads with eo New Attitude a ad i-@ be oie se Pe we ’ as Eyal z= pac. : —_— J yok = . 1989 Senior Favorites Valea 2 wiser sy 73 : s , Mr. PCHS: David Ozburn Miss PCHS: Diane Loos Seniors Lead In Tamaroa Consolidatio David Adcock Lori Bathon Jada Batson Jeannine Batson Amy Bigham Angie Bigham Julie Bigham Susan Bigham Theresa Bird New Friends, Attitudes Add To Final Year Marcia Bochantin Mary Bovay Dean Brand Dwayne Brand Lynn Bratten Karla Brueggemann Joe Bruno Amy Bruns Doug Bruns Kelly Bumann Laura Burnett Tim Cheek Jason Combs Sarah Dickey Patrick Dinkins Andrea Dunn Kent Epplin Cindy Fisher Daron Fox Donna George Frank Gleason Rachel Goans Charlene Greer Melissa Greer Lori Griffin Brian Hagene Lee Anne Haley David Hariss Joel Harris Stacey Heine Bryan Helvey Lonnie Hinds Robert Holder Eleven Graduates Honorec Rhonda Holt Debbie Hubler Bobby Hutchings Darwin Jausel Derek Jenkel Brady Jennings Tammy Jones Deana Karabec Ray Keller As Illinois State Scholars Aaron Kellerman Amy Kellerman Staci Kellerman Frank Kocian Kerri Koenegstein Allen Konkel Kathy Kopshever Joanne Lawhorn Bill Lawless 23 gc Nears ad te Se ie Most Friendly — Brian Hagene, Kent Epplin, Ray Keller, and ttt, pee o . Lynn Bratten Seniors Name Miss PCHS Diane Loos, Mr. PCHS David Ozburn on VN 2 4 tt rio ee : Most Likely To Succeed — Brady Jennings and Alison Most Studious — Bryan Helvey and Rhonda Schrader Whitson 24 Most Athletic — Jennifer Thompson and John Stevens Most Talented — Tim Struck and Brooke Lueker Eighteen From Class As Senior Favorites Most Humorous — Tim Loos and Stephanie Rensi Most School Spirited — Kimbra Woodside and Derek Jenkel 25 Seniors Provide Leadership For Jeff Lee Diane Loos Tim Loos Bambi Lueker Brooke Lueker Aaron Lunnemann Cathy Malan Gina Malawy Mike Mathis 26 More Involved Student Council Robert Mathis Cary McClurken Jayne Ann McCrary Chuck McElvain Mendy McElvain Chris McKinstry Jana Miler Carla Morgan David Moritz 27 John Mucha Julie Murphy James Neville David Ozburn Cindy Pabst Toni Peradotto Roger Perkey Kathy Perkins Mike Phillips Kara Porter Doug Pratt Jennifer Prusacki Kevin Przygoda Kim Rains Amanda Ramsey Stephanie Rens! Kyle Ridgeway Kipp Rule Eric Rulevish Troy Rushing Debbie Saunders Rhonda Scholebo Rhonda Schraber Cynthia Schubert Seniors Help School and Community I Theresa Schubert Lori Schweizer Steve Shaw Scott Shubert Tammica Smith John Stevens Tim Struck Larry Tadlock Vickie Taylor National Honor Society Service Projects Wayne Tedder Ben Thomas Jennifer Thompson Leslie Voorhees Michelle Weinhold Jeff West Alison Whitson Dawn Whittington Bob Wildermuth 31] Seniors Are “‘Committed To Excellence’’ Chad Wilkin Larry Williams Kimbra Woodside Mark Woodside Gary Wright Melissa Wright 7 89 Rocks! Rick Yeager Senior girls gather on the third floor before starting another day. Technology classes head for the bus after their field trip to Rend Lake College. Mr. Herbst’s Career English class show various reactions to the discussion. _. 7 The Class of 89 spent their last year together making memories at PCHS that will last forever. The fall brought the be- ginning of school and a new attitude which was aoe by the Seniors. ‘The ‘T'amaroa consolidation resulted in many new class- mates and friends who were helped to be- come familiar with PCHS. rhe first items of business for the class was the election of their officers. Candi- dates chosen were: Kathy Perkins- President; David Ozburn-V.P.; and Diane Loos-Sec.-Treas. Kent Epplin, Diane Loos, lim Loos, Brooke Lueker and Steve Shaw were elected to the Student Council and from this group emerged the new officers tor the group. he new attitude showed up in many changes in the National Honor Saciety and Student Council. In control of these new aggressive formats were several ambitious seniors who helped with the many service projects, the new prom) of both organ- izations. The newly formed Show Choir flourished with many seniors involved, and many talented class members displayed im- yressive performances in the Homecoming Variets Show, the fall play, and the spring musical. The successes of the class were unsur- yassed. They began with a win in the omecanins Float Competition, the third consecutive year for claiming this honor. Seniors became the royalty for all dances — Diane Loos and Ray Keller reigned over Homecoming, followed by Kent Epplin and Lynn cies as the Christmas monarchs. Rhonda Schrader and Daron Fox then received the crown for the Sweet- heart Dance. The class selected 18 students as Senior Favorites, the highest number that many could recall. Accompanying these merits were other seniors recognized for other prestigious honors such as DAR, SAR, Stu- dents of the Month chosen by the DuQuoin Call and Elks Club, and eleven class mem- bers being named Illinois State Scholars. Most a ie members decided to further their education and made appropriate preparations throughout high school for their college future. The Class of ‘89 worked hard to achieve high goals as they adopted the new attitude “Committed to Excellence.” 33 JUNIORS Meredith Ackerman Steven Beck Chad Beltz Brenda Bender Matthew Bentrup Lisa Bigham Tibretta Bigham Lisa Biley Jayette Bolinski Angie Bradley Heather Bronke Elizabeth Brookman Brian Brooks Kelly Campbell Marcie Carter Junwors Eagerly Await Their Final Year Hh Class of ’90 shows off its second place float, ‘Give the Hornets a Horror ow,.”’ The Class of 1990 started the year by elect- ing Jon Pyatt, President; Carrie Kellerman, Vice President; and Andrea Clarke, Secre- tary-Treasurer. The class also elected the following students to the Student Council: Kelly Campbell, Heather Chapman, Mike Napier, Shelly Stanowski, and Kirsten Wolfe. After electing members to the Junior Class Congress, the class anxiously began the task of planning the 1989 Junior-Senior Prom. The class used the money they raised from their fund-raisers to pay for the Prom and color pictures for the yearbook. The class worked hard on their float entry for the Homecoming Parade. The float, entitled “Give the Hornets a Horror Show,” won them second place in the competition. The class was represented by Terri ag and Wes Sroka in the Christmas Court. The jun- ior class was also represented by three junior attendants at the Sweetheart Dance — Brenda Bender, Tibretta Bigham, and Tina Sherman. The juniors closed the 1989 school Seay by looking forward to their final year at .C.H.S. the Sean Carter Heather Chapman Jason Clark Andrea Clarke Tammy Copus Brett Cothran Kristin Crossland Julie Cunningham Robert Curry John Davis Stacy Davis Kathy Day Holly Deal Ed DeFord Bill Doerflein Simone Dolling Chris Eisenhauer Tom Engelhardt Larry Epplin Natalie Ferrero Melissa Fisher Tom Gendron Kevin Grab Jennifer Grott S« Darren Hiller, Bryce Hicks, Mike Napier, and Tim Yates will take over as quad-captains during the ’89 football season. Carrie Hagene Kirk Hagene Terri Hagene David Haggard Jennifer Hampton Kevin Hardin Chris Harriss Terry Hartleb Dwight Hartman Sonya Hartstirn Julie Hastings Bill Hicks Bryce Hicks Arlen Hill Elizabeth Hill Laura Hill Darren Hiller Scott Hottes Keith Hubler Paul Hubler Lee Ann Huelsman Karen Huggins Jennifer Hutchings Theresa Hutchings Brad Hutson Timothy Kellems Kelly Keller Shelly Keller Carrie Kellerman Debra Kellerman 37 These juniors seem to be anxiously awaiting their first hour class. Drew Kocian Mike Kopshever Eric Kreger Angie Kristin Jennifer Kuberski Chris Lacy Steve Lacy Mark Lee George Lively Jeff Loos Jennifer Lynch Mike Mason Chris McGranahan Shelly McKinstry Andy Meyer Jeff Miller Bernadine Morrow Mike Napier Vickie Nelson Jeff Neville Heather Opp Kevin Parsell Mary Pfeiffer Alice Pitman Kerri Place Jon Pyatt Bridget Radake Bobbi Rednour Bob Restoff Steve Rheinecker Shane Rock Sarah Roe Shawn Ruffino Nicole Rule Brian Ruppert Ryan Saunders Cheryl Schubert Todd Sedars Tina Sherman Kim Shute Simone Dolling and Shelly Stanowski seem to enjoy their duty as banner carriers during the Homecoming Parade. Marty Skorch Joel Smith Rhonda Spencer Wes Sroka Brian Scronce Shelly Stanowski Michelle Sullivan Chris Sumner Jon ‘Tanner Brad Thomas Chuck Thompson Lisa ‘Thompson Erica Van Hoorebeke David Waldman Mike Waligorski Krissy Wayer Kar! Weatherford Penny Weatherford Dara Whitley Amy Wildermuth Tim Wildermuth Justin Wilks Cling Wintston Kirsten Wolfe Fric Woodside Randy Wrolen Tim Yates Not pictured: Steve Eggemeyer Randy Lawhorn SOPHOMORES TTT TET Christopher Anderson Richard Barker Jennifer Bathon Janet Beever Jeff Behymer Donald Bird Kristina Bird Regina Bird Jodee Boyd Rhonda Bradac Vallerie Brand Dawnille Broha Robert Bronke Sheryl Bruno Dawn Burton The Sophomores began their year by electing class officers as follows: Warren White, President; Teacia Kellerman, Vice President; and Sue Morgenthaler; Secretary- Treasurer. Also elected to Stu- dent Council were Scott Pasck- iewicz, Jennifer Chapman, Teacia Kellerman, Cindy Epplin, and Debra Hagene. The class sold jew- elry items to raise money for up- coming events. Rhonda Bradac and Scott Sumner represented them at the Christmas Dance. Not pictured are: Lori Bigham Darrel Cordray Timothy Reese Sophomores ‘‘Paw”’ their way for third place in the Homecoming Parade. Joyce Buschschulte Teresa Buschschulte Erinn Campbell Anne Carter Erica Caupert Jennifer Chapman Carrie Clark Jody Clegg Shawn Coffel John Dagner John Davison Chad Dinkins Mark Doerflein Zach Dunihoo Kevin Elder Joseph Ellison Cindi Epplin Brian Fagerland David Faulkner Kevin Ferrari Travis Foldan Mark Fox Nikki Fred Clinton Furlow Stacey Gallatin Vivian Garner Monica Gaston James Geary Lesli Gladson Heather Goans Leslie Griffin Debra Hagene Nikki Hagene Jeff Harris Sheila Hart Steve Harvel Nikki Hawkins Charlie Heck Kristen Helvey Bryan Higgerson Kandace Higgerson Jodi Hofmeister Kristy Humphress Daniel Jablonski Beverly Jenkel Lisa Jenkel Troy Jennings Kris Johnson Chrissy Jones Chantelle Keene Michael Keene Brian Keller Scott Keller Susan Keller Girls display various reactions to fifth hour P.E. Teacia Kellerman Dana Kelly Jeramy Kelly Stephanie Kelly Jason King Melisa Lacy Margie Lambert Tammy Latham Brenda Lawhorn Becky Lawless Jerry Leonard Bruce Lively Michele Lohman Kevin Loos Jenifer Lumnemann Laura Lynch Charles Martin John Mayer Heather McCune William Melton Rodney Miller Chery! Modlin Jennifer Mohr Sue Morgenthaler Dee Needham Mark Nelson Tim Ogilvie Eric Owen Scott Paszkiewicz Melissa Patterson Cora Pelker Christa Pestka Barbra Pfeiffer Shawn Plumlee Erin Pratt Andrea Radake David Raines Caleb Rath Joe Reames Joel Rowney Cassandra Rule Chad Schrader Joseph Schubert Heather Simpson Richard Simpson Sherry Sims Corey Smelter Bruce Smith Leo Smith Jerid Stevenson Sophomores ride to the finish in the Homecoming Parade. Laura Stroehlein Ricky Struck Kim Stube Scott Sullivan Scott Sumner Ronnie Szabelski Greg Taylor Renee Thomas Melissa Townley Tammie Townley Jeff Tucker Christy Vaughn Erin Vuichard Amy Ward Kim Whetstone Warren White James Williams Karlie Williams Jeremy Worley Katie Wright Sophomores join Homecoming warm- up at the bonfire. 47 FRESHMEN Sara Allan Jennifer Batson Cathy Baudison Julie Bauersachs Alecia Berry Josh Bird Tricia Blakely Marvin Bochantin Tania Bostic Becky Brand Jennifer Brand Randy Brand Eric Bridges Karen Brueggemann Regina Bruns Candy Buschschulte Stacey Carden Cory Carson Chastity Chapman Jeremy Clark Class of we The Freshman Class began their first year at PCHS by electing Tim Schweizer, Travis McIntyre, and Paige Lueker as their class officers. They also elected Becki DeFord, Tiffany Dunn, Brian Eddy, Kerry tad . )¢. a ji ' Lueker, and Paige Lueker to a he Lp A! 5 ‘the Student Council. Kent Fish- “te iat Ma yy eh aN - BT a al er and Paige Lueker represent- | ig - Fa, on hepa: at Se, s ed the class at the Christmas re 4 ae eer _— Dance, and Mindy Malawy and 2 eg 9 : aa | Austin Konkel represented the class at the Sweetheart Dance. The freshmen also sold candy to prepare for color pictures in the yearbook and Prom. “ 49 Derek Craig Jason Crain Sam Davis Jennifer Deem Becki DeFord Tiffany Dunn Brian Eddy Billy Feltmeyer Damon Feltmeyer Cindy Finney Brent Fisher Kent Fisher Melanie Fisher Mark Flowers Jill Forbes Jennifer Garrison Cody Gass Kim Gendron Cathy George Chuck George Dennis George Brandi Graul Chad Griffin Shawn Halsted Clay Hanks Andrew Harris Billy Harris Maria Harrison Joe Heard Susan Helvey Kent Fisher and Paige Lueker represent class at Christmas Dance. § Austin Konkel escorts sweetheart Mindy Malaway at Sweetheart Dance. Jeremy Herbert Alayna Herrmanny Kim Hicks Steven Holt Robert Hood Kerri Hubler Julie Isaacs Tommy Jausel Dennis Jones Monica Kabat Danny Kellerman Nathan Kellerman Shawna Kylaic sieved Corey Knight Austin Konkel Amy Kristen Craig Lazenby Chuck Leonard Chad Loos Kerry Lueker Paige Lueker Abby Lynch Johanna Lynch Renee Majewski Beth Smith and Chery! Timpner enjoy themselves before the 8:10 bell. Mindy Malawy Stacy Malone Mike Margenthaler Jeff Mason Kyla Mathenia Heather Mathis Freshmen relax and converse between classes. My ‘ul iA) Angela McConachie Heather McCrary Clay McDonough Travis McIntyre Betsy Miller John Murphy Brett Nowakowski David O’ Dell Rob Opp Dianna Owens Brian Oyler Jason Peradotto Dawn Perry James Pfeiffer Alfred Pitman David Porter Eric Presswood Marion Presswood Lorie Przygoda Mark Przygoda David Pytnar Sherry Quillman Jeana Raines Danny Restoff Jeanne Rheinecker Rick Rude Clint Schubert Jeremy Schwartzkopf Michelle Schwarz Tim Schweizer Sujata Shanbhag Tammy Sherman Marissa Shubert Julie Shute Chawn Skorcz Beth Smith Michelle Smith Kim Sommer Rudy Stowers Renee Stricker Kreston Sczepanski Diedra Taylor Cheryl Timpner Amanda Weatherford Natalie West Shelley Wilder Kimberly Williams Jessica Woodside Renae Woodside Chris Woolsley Mary Zimmer Not Pictured: Jimmy Holder, Roy Hays, Corey Seders, and Harry Pelka. Mascot Angela McConachie rests during a basketball game. a TIS ORGANIZATIONS 56 The Yearbook staff 1s proud to present this year’s edition ““‘A New Attitude.”’ I features an original ap- proach to preserving all your memories from the 1988-89 school year, using decorative lines and new techniques. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it. Above: The Yearbook Staff — Dan Herbst — Advisor, Back Row: Ka- ren Huggins, Sarah Dickey, Amy Bruns, Alison Whitson, Rhonda Schrader, Theresa Bird — Staff Artist, Kerri Place — Staff Artist, Jayette Bolinski, and Jody Clegg. Front Row: Andrea Clark and Charlene Greer. Right: The Senior Editors: Alison Whitson — Sports Editor, Sarah Dickey — Organiza- tions Editor, and Rhonda Schrader — Editor-in-Chief, Classes and Ac- tivities Editor. PINCK Pyramid Staff Presents NEVI aah: SCHOOL oa) = A New Attitude The Yearbook Photographers: Clockwise: Jeff West, Amanda Ramsey, Lee Ann Huelsman, Cary McClurken, Holly Deal, and Eric Kreger. Their advisor is Glen Hamilton. Student Council Involved in New Attitude Above Right: 1. Members hard at work. Above: 2. Teacia Kellerman and Becky DeFord wrap presents for ‘Toys for Tots.” Right: 3. Many members join in to help complete the mountain for the float. Below Right: 4. Officers and members Mrs. Jessup, the new student council ad- visor, initiated a more involved and aggressive program. The year was opened with the elec- tion of officers. Kent Epplin claimed the Pres- idency while Steve Shaw was elected Vice- President, and Brooke Lueker was voted in as Secretary. One change in the program was the idea to have an overall theme for Homecoming. It was decided to be “Panthers Go Hollywood,”’ with entries in the parade pertaining to movie titles. Another activity taken on was the coun- cil’s participation in the local Optimist Club’s annual “Toys for Tots.’’ Student council do- nated funds to buy new toys for less fortunate boys and girls. A dress up day for students and teachers also highlighted the year. The changes continued when the old Stu- dent Council Constitution needed to be up- dated. A committee was nominated to take on this task. Along with these changes this group was still responsible for changing the signs in the cafeteria, raising and lowering the flag, and keeping the events sign in front of the school updated. In the spring Student Council and National Honor Society joined forces to plan the Heart Fund activities. This was the first time since the late 1970's that a fair was held for this event. The new format followed by Student Council motivated more students to partic- ipate in school events. Math Club Adds Points and Activities The Math Club is an organ- ization that meets once each month. Students who attend hear programs about math topics and earn bonus points in their math classes. The group’s activ- ities included decorating a truck for the Homecoming Parade; having review sessions for the ACT; and participating in the heart fund fair with a cookie - numbers game. The Math Club is pictured below. Mu Alpha Theta (a division of the math club) is a national hon- orary mathematics society. In or- der to be eligible a student must be in their third year of college preparatory math and must maintain at least a B average. Mu ae Theta is pictured to the 59 Teachers touch our lives. Man y we remember. . .some we never forget. NHS, Other Orga nizations Honor Teachers — —— _ Bee -_ a National {e) Above: Mr. Glenzy happily receives a balloon from NHS member Jayette Bolinski. May 9 a O89 Below: Mr. Berbst feasts on the goodies from the French Club and Music Makers. aad Teachers: An Invesitmen mE In America’s Futurceemma ™ - ae a - : : ; - - I touch | the future; I teach. ‘4 | SOS pe Mr. Hamilton (Top), Mrs. Longshore (Left), and Mrs. Hatch (Above) enjoy their balloons and the thoughtfulness of students on Teacher Day. Science Club Enjoys Egg Drop Other Activities The Science Club started the year by electing the following officers: Bryan Helvey, President; Kirsten Wolfe, Vice-President; Lori Schweli- zer, Secretary- Treasurer; and Kim- bra Woodside, Student Council Rep- resentative. Under the guidance of a new advisor, Mrs. Quivey, the Sci- ence Club sponsored several activ- ities, Ihe club participated in the Heart Fund Fair by sponsoring a ball toss stand. ‘They sponsored the an- nual Egg Drop Contest. To raise money for activities, the club mem- bers sold candy sticks. Members of Science Club National Honor Society Upholds High Standards _ NHS Officers Kathy Perkins, Sarah Dickey, David Ozburn, and Rhonda Schrader at the Induction Ceremony. aa —_ a 5 � . mit =e Under the sponsorship of new advisors Mrs. Horn and Miss Ortolan, the Mary Kuykendall Chapter of the National Honor Society got a fresh start by conforming to high standards to maintain its charter. With the he Ip of a faculty advisory committee and Principal Brewer, the NHS adopted a specific written constitution in- cluding the policy of admission to the group empha- sizing the areas of character, leadership, sc holarship and service. Each of those areas played a part in the screen- ing process for applicants to the organization, in the induction ceremony for the group held in March, and in the focus and direction of the society. Individual and group service projects became the primary function of the group with students choosing and participating in their own individual projects whic h included a number of clean-up and _ helpful projects around school and helping with the community-wide food pantry. Senior and _ members participated in the community blood drive i April as another group proje ct. Also, junior class me ake rs adopte ‘d National leacher Day on May 9 as their group project, e nlisting the assistance of other school clubs and organizations to help honor all PCHS faculty members in various ways. Faculty Advisors and Advisory Committee: Clockwise From Left: Mr. Brewer, Mr. Lambert, Mr. Corn, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Horn, Mr. Herbst, Ms. Ortolan. Absent for Picture: Mr. McPheeters. 63 Above: Members of the Music Makers. Center: Show Choir performs at Mardi Gras. Right: Moonlight Madness provides opportunity for Swing Choir entertainment. Below: Members of the Chorus. ase on it tik Above: Show Choir Left: The Cast of “Bye, Bye Birdie”’ Display Talents and Abilities, and Expand Choral Music Program Success Follows The Marching Panthers [he Marching Panthers started off the 1988-89 school year with Ist place and a $500 award at the Du Quoin State Fair Parade. The band next competed at the Apple Festival Parade in Murphysboro where they placed second in parade and fourth in field. The group also placed second at the West Frankfort Old King Coal Parade and the S.I.U. Homecoming Pa- rade. Near the close of marching season, the mu- sicians traveled to the University of Illinois where they competed with the very best bands inside and outside of Illinois. They won second place in march- ing and third place in field competition. The Panther Concert Band continued their long standing reputation for perfection, when they again received all Division I ratings at contest in Freeburg, Illinois. They also gave several concerts during the year. Many members of the band were selected for honors bands including: the Illinois Music Educators All-District band, the Illinois Music Educators AIll- State band, the South Seven Conference Honors Band, and the Quad State Festival at Murray, Ken- tucky. The Pep Band supported athletics throughout the Basketball season by playing at every home game. A group of band members formed the pit orchestra tor the very successful musical “‘Bye, Bye Birdie.”’ The band brought the year to a close by hosting the Special Olympics and marching in the O’fallon Maytest Parade. The band’s director is Stephen Can- nedy. NEG ? —_ -8eee oe [SLVR ‘ Opposite Page: Upper Center: Our Percussion section psyches themselves up for a half time performance. Middle: The band officers. Bottom: The 1988-89 Marching Panthers. This Page: Top: Shots from the Eastern Illinois University Field Show Competition. Upper Right: The Marching Panthers line up in anticipation of Pre-game performances. Middle Left: Nicole Rule (Junior) and Sarah Dickey (Senior) are the 1988-89 Drum Majors. Middle Right: The 1988-89 Percussion section. Bottom: One last moment of frivolity before the homecoming parade. Bottom Right: The crowd anxiously awaits. Concert Band Maintains ‘First Rate’ Reputation Top: Mr. Cannedy directs concert band’s excellent abilities. Middle: Per- cussion keep a steady beat. Bottom Left: French horns provide support for performance. Bottom Right: Band stu- dents chosen for South Seven Confer- ence Band. Top: Concert Band awaits its turn in spring concert at junior high. Middle Left: Pom-pon squad worked steadily all year. Middle Right: The Flag Corps led many a winning parade effort. Bottom Left: The trumpets dominate the melody. Bottom Right: Students invited to Quad State Band Festival in Kentucky. 69 Scholar Bowl Team Competes, Varsity HiQ Team. Team competition at Sesser. Black Masque Presents Comedy Members of Black Masque. Wins Televised HiQ Match at SIU JV HiQ Team. “Our Miss Brooks” as Fall Play Left: Mr. Brunty, sponsor for Scholar Bowl and Black Masque, puts final touches on play. Above: Some main cast members of ‘“‘Our Miss Brooks.”’ 71 Upper Right: The third hour French 3 and 4 class gets ready to deliver on Valentine’s Day. Right: French club sets the holiday spirit with their carols at the Moonlight Madness. Below: French Club Below Right: French Club Offi- cers: Top: L to R: Jon Pyatt — Vice- Pres., Rhonda Schrader — Activities Chairman, Sarah Roe — Secre- tary Treasurer, and Brenda Bender — Historian. Bottom: Lori Griffin — Stu- dent Council Rep., and Stephanie Rensi — President. 32 Lgi® | 5 -- : P ‘ i Va ad hee Le Cercle Francais 3 Avait Une The year began with the election of officers ending in Stephanie Rensi gaining the presiden- tial position. Jon Pyatt was elected Vice-President; Sarah Roe, Secretary Treasurer; Brenda Bender, Historian; Rhonda Schrader, Activities Chair- man; and Lori Griffin, Student Council Repre- 7 sentative. The membership drive proved success- Annee ful as this year’s club was foreaed by 86 students. Activities started when the French club entered a car in the Homecoming Parade, and was rep- resented by the winning sa. Stephanie Rensi, in the variety show. The traditional French pastry stand was present at Mardi Gras with its usual enticing array of French cuisine. The sale of M M’s and Gummi Bears during the fall was also sponsored by the French club as a fund raiser. When Christmas neared with the annual Moon- light Madness, French carols could be heard as the French club made its way along the sidewa lks. The holidays continued to be made special when the French 3 and 4 students sold roses, carnations, and balloons for Valentine’s Day. The climax of the year came when the French travel group went to Chicago. The group visited many points of interest including: The Candlelight Theatre, the Hancock Building, the Sears Tower, the Art In- stitute, and Shedd Aquarium to name a few. The group also got to meet “‘Uncle Eddy,” (Ed Rensi, the president of the McDonalds corporation), who has helped some of the clubs at PCHS. He took the group to the first McDonalds, the Ray Krocc Museum, Hamburger University, and the cor- porate office building. The group of students that went were Aaron Kellerman, David Ozburn, Stephanie Rensi, Rhonda Schrader, and Justin Wilkes. This year was ended with a picnic at the fair- grounds for all members. Over the summer Mrs. Black, Mary Roe, and Sarah Roe went to France. This is the first time in a couple of years that the French club has taken a group of people on this cultural trip to Europe. Truly, it was an “Incredible Year for the French Club.”’ Incroyable Upper Left: French travel group relaxes in front of the first aR, MacDonalds. Below: The MacDonalds corporate office building 0” wee held many surprises. Left: French pastries were featured at the ib. eS . French club stand during Mardi Gras. ‘ j hii ; 4 ie | LUI ’ di vidddters fil! —— Lo San r r “ o d Spanish Club started out by en- tering an organizational float in the Homecoming Parade and also an act in the Homecoming Variety Show. They also went to St. Louis and visited the Zoo, Art Museum and went shopping at St. Louis Center. The club sold various items for fundraisers. Along with French club, they sold and deliv- ered balloons, roses, and carna- tions on Valentine’s Day. Spanish Club — Fiesta on Their Minds. c _ an + - te Left: Spanish Club Officers: Michelle Weinhold, Michelle Sullivan, Lisa Biley, Nicole Rule. Not Pictured: Dara Whitely. Above: The Club’s entry in the Homecoming Parade. Club gets ready for Variety Show Act. Spanish II class brings various talents to their study. Catering Unlimited Teaches Students and Delights Customers Community-wide CINDY a a § gee ® 3 , rs - Catering Unlimited is an advanced vocational program offered to students who express as interest in the field of Food Service. The students enrolled in the course have a strong background in food preparation. Through their participation in Catering Unlimited, they enhance those skills and add to the experiences in business management and food sanitation. When holidays and special events rolled around, one could always depend on some delicious treat to be made available by the group. | heir rine collection of decorated Abaise Moundidhh Mddines-tx Weta wae cakes and cookies were their “‘usual”’ delights to the palate, spot for the sale of Christmas goodies. Left: Mrs. but they added a few unusual items to further their pop- Hatch helps C.U. ‘‘face’’ any challenge. ularity, one favorite being an Easter Basket of goodies which included cookies, candies and toys. Instituting a 76 special of the week”’ through much of the spring, Cat- ering Unlimited closed out a delicious year. Clothing Careers Class Chooses Best Dressed . 7 : = pee oe vy ip oe | 23 . . a al 4 Above: Faculty Above: Freshmen Sophomores Below: Juniors Below: Seniors This past year FHA has grown: maybe not in numbers but in emo- tional growth, the participation in activities from many members was stupendous. From modeling at the section rally to the involvement in local, section and state contests, their time was very well spent. At the 1989 section 6C rally, Tina her section office as secretary. Karen Sherman retired from Huggins was elected as the new 6C officer. Many organization members at- tended the leadership conference in Springfield in April. section recreation FHA-HERO: Celebration of the Times FHA Officers: Front Row: Alison Whitson, Sarah Dickey, Rhonda Schrader, Tina Sherman. Back Row: Brenda Bend- er, Jayette Bolinski, Heather McCune, Karen Huggins. —_ EE el —_ 2 , ; ? -_— = ‘mm. Halloween Contest Winners yo _ . i� . - Styles by the Closet and Mr. Tuxedo, modeled by Junior and Senior, FHA-HERO girls and their escorts. - r v; Cooking contest winner i : Do your own thing winners. Jodi Hofmeister; Sexy Legs contest winner. 79 Right: At the Sectional Public Speaking Contest, Vivian Garner placed 2nd in extemporaneous, Tibretta Bigham placed 3rd in prepared, and Chris Woolsey placed Ist in creed. Vivian and Chris both advanced to Districts. Below Right: Members planted flowers and trees at the Perry County Fairgrounds as part of their BOAC project. The Pinckneyville FFA Chapter had a very successful year. It started with election of officers. Allen Konkel also rep- resented Section 24 as Presi- dent. Fall activities included the clean-up duty in barns and the helping with the petting zoo at the DuQuoin Fair, Soil Judg- ing, and Parliamentary Proce- dure Contest. Members also witnessed a record of 19 amendments at the 61st Na- tional F FA Convention, 18 which passed. Spring saw a number of contests and awards. Section Foundation Awards were won in nine Categories, and Charlene Greer and Frank Kocian received their State FFA Degrees. Right: The 1988-89 Pinckneyville FFA Chapter with Mr. Sam Robb, Advisor. Made With Excellence Left: The Soil Judging Team placed Ist in Section for the thirteenth year in a row. Below: The Parliamentary Procedure Team won 2nd in Section with individual awards going to Tibretta Bigham — 3rd Chairperson, Charlene Greer — Ist Secretary, and Vivian Garner — Ist Floor Member. Other floor members were Doug Bruns and Chris Woolsey. The team advanced to Districts. pi + én. 2 i! a ‘an =. oft ; y ome | (ge : a Fo ! ih oe M4 ogg NAO oe é Above: Six members went to National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. == On the trip back, they visited the Harry Truman Library. Left: The FFA Sym- bol was changed at the National Con- vention from “‘Vocational Agriculture”’ | to “Agriculture Ed ucation.”’ Right: Che Grain Judging Team judged corn, soybeans, milo, oats, and hay. Right: Kevin Parsell, Kevin Przygoda, and Chris Eisenhauer placed Ist, 2nd, and 3rd, respectfully, in the State Auto Diesel Mechanics Contest. Both Kevins will compete in the National Contest in June held at Tulsa, OK. VICA started off a busy hear with entering a car in the 1988 Homecom- ing Parade. They helped sponsor the Back-to-School Dance and the Sweet- heart Dance. Lonnie Hinds and Kevin Przygoda received a one semester schol- arship from Rend Lake College for placing in the Welding and Mechanics Contest, respectfully. Ben Thomas and Brian Brooks competed in the State [IAEEE Contest held in Bloomington. Then, the year finally ended with the Illinois VICA State Conference and Skill Olympics in April to which fifteen members went. Right: The 1988-89 VICA members with the officers on the front row. a ' ——_— |) — ) ame reo fé esi ———_——— . Ties. VICA Competes { eee 1! At National Level —— wll en _— AN = 2 aie Left: Aaron Lunnemann and Kevin Przygoda completely overhauled a 1982 Ford Fairmont as a project. Below Left: Ben Thomas and Brian Brooks competed in the State Electronics Contest. The other six members competed in the State Diesel Mechanics Contest at Springfield. Junior-Senior Members of Pep Club. Pep Club Improves School Spirit 84 Freshman-Sophomore Members of Pep Club Nurses Aides Provide Health Services Back Row: L to R: Laura Burnett, Julie Isaacs, Penny Weatherford, Rhonda Spencer. Front Row: Kerri Place, Marcie Carter, Vickie Taylor, Brenda Bender. Not Pictured: Carrie Hagene. Library Staff Furnishes Media Services Sitting: L to R: Dawn Burton, Regina Bird, Jayne Ann McCrary, Candy Hig- gerson. Standing: John Stevens. Py Ag p i Ns v fF . WI) Mh ] ll ps y oma i ATHLETICS PANTHERS CLIMB TO A 3-6 SEASON 4 LAOH EK CLUL MAS rn vege Ty id Krust With 19 seniors leading the 1988 Varsity Football Team, the team clawed its way to a 3-6 season. After a dis- appointing loss to the Nashville Hor- nets at Homecoming, all hopes were lost towards the playoffs. The team suf- fered the worst because of the numer- ous players out due to injury. All in all, they had a most memorable season. 1988 PANTHER RECORD HERRIN Lost 26-0 DUQUOIN Lost 39-0 CHESTER Won 34-12 MURPHYSBORO Lost 39-0 ANNA-JONESBORO Won 23-12 NASHVILLE Lost 23-6 SPARTA Won 34-22 SESSER-VALIER Lost 14-12 FREEBURG Lost 24-20 Left: During Senior Night, the run-thru displayed a very heart-warming message to the senior play- ers. Below Left: The 1988 Varsity Football Team. Below: Paul Hubler kicks the ball for an extra point during the Anna-Jonesboro game. iced sel if: Lpantus Right: Jodi Hofmeister runs with the ball as Jason Clark and Mike Napier clear the way. Below: The Panthers work together in a massive tackle. Biv Pe ig 2 — . © Above: The team raises their spirits before the big Homecoming Game. Right: John Stevens shows his winning style while defending against the Nashville Hornets. ‘ 2 ¢ % me fem - Bok 7 ¢ my - Ay 4 we Fey Left: Bryce Hicks brings down a Hornet as teammates run to help. Above Left: The team gets together for halftime in Thomas Gym. Above: Wayne Tedder catches a pass in mid-air just before being taken down by a Nashville player. Left: Many players received awards at the 1988 Football Banquet including (R to L) Jodi Hofmeister, Mike Napier, Tim Yates, John Stevens, Aaron Kel- lerman, Roger Perkey, Brady Jennings, and James Nev- ille. “s .. “32 } “fs oa : a ie ay wy a Ss Ma be 'S , - FF x . 8 os miei a. a BA Se eae aa atecs FIT ek a DY RGA The Sophomore Team Sophomores, Freshmen Gain Grid Experience Golf Team Dominated By Underclassmen After a tough season the golfers finished with a rec- ord of 5-18. Kyle Ridgeway finished with the lowest average and was named the Most Valuable Player. Rob- by Opp was named as the Most Improved. Season Averages Fe Kyle Ridgeway — 44 ; ‘Tom Gendron — 45 Tim Ogilvie — 53 Joel Rowney — 45§ Chad Dinkins — 55 be co Steve Rheinecker — 52 wWEEPY John Dagner — 57 P_ Clinton Furlow — 62 e Rudy Stowers — 60 Eric Kreger — 58 Andrea Dunn — 59 Team Average — 54 9] Cross Country Runs to Sectiona il i les Ce ; x . te — + «i me Ge. —-c - cm Stith 1Ei i) ath ls a wae ae? i, . ae le ge? wr OF se AX == e- 7 ” - af = - . . 1 =. ba e . O% . - ‘ ws Top: High above the net Jennifer Thompson goes down for the first spike against Nashville. Varsity Team: Debby Hubler, Diane Loos, Leslie Vorhees, Kimbra Woodside, Jennifer Thomp- son, Coach Barry Kellerman, Heather Opp, Rhonda Spencer, Nicole Rule, Michelle Sullivan, and Lisa Biley. Top: Diane Loos sets the ball as Kimbra Woodside goes in for the spike against the Red Devils. Below: Nicole Rule goes for a bump, while others look for a set against the Nashville Hornets. Volleyball finishes 13-11 3 The Lady Panther Volley- ball Team was under the new direction of Barry Kel- lerman. The Lady Panthers did very well throughout the season with a record of 13 wins and 11 losses. For the first year they hosted their own Panther Round Robin. The Lady Panthers were also invited to the Benton ‘Tour- nament, in which they won 2 matches and lost 2. The La- dies’ last action was seen in the first round of regionals against Steeleville. Co-MVP’s were Jennifer Thompson and Kimbra Woodside; and Heather Opp was named most improved. The JV ladies ended their season with a record of 11 . bd ie - é' i yar a� ! —_ wins and 5 losses. MVP was Michelle Sullivan, and most im proved went to Terri Above: Heather Opp goes up for a hard spike against two Nashville Hagene. Hornet blockers. Top: Watch Out! Murphysboro Devils, Kimbra Woodside, Diane Loos, and Jennifer Thompson are ready for return. 95 : HW w ‘Ny i Ty [V's are 11-5 15-8 13-15 15-17 14-16 15-13 15-10 15-11 15-10 15-7 15-6 15-10 2-15 14-16 15-4 15-5 15-11] 15-5 Trico Nash ville Chester DuQuoin Sparta Anna-Jonesboro Sparta Murphysboro Carterville Murphysboro Nashville Chester Steeleville DuQuoin Anna-Jonesboro Steeleville m © — i oe oh SS fee 222 2erre OF St GO Gt St SE GE Gt Gt Gt Ot Top: Michelle Sullivan goes for a bump against the opposing Nashville Hornets. JV Front Row, L to R: Becky Brand, Jennifer Brand, Julie Isaacs, Lisa Thompson, Terri Hagene, Trisha Blakley. Back Row: Mgr. Angela McConachie, Coach Bonnie Gill, Heather Bronke, Andrea Clarke, Lisa Biley, Kim Gen- dron, Andrea Radake, Michelle Sullivan, Jennifer Lunnemann, Coach Barry Kellerman. Varsity (13-11) Trico Nashville Chester DuQuoin Sparta Anna-Jonesboro Sparta Murphysboro Carterville nton Tournament Carlyle Carterville Marissa Benton Murphysboro Nashville Chester Panther Round Robin Anna-Jonesboro Carlyle Trico Steeleville DuQuoin Anna-Jonesboro Steeleville gional Steeleville L L WwW W L WwW W W Ww B « =reerer geeres R mor Varsity Has Outstanding Season The Varsity Lady Panthers season was rounded with many high points, including a record of 17-6. The consolidation with Tamaroa brought many talented girls. The combination of gifted ladies improved the team. A yo-yo described the beginning of the season by winning one than losing one. After losing two of the first four games, the Lady Panthers went on a seven game winning streak. The fourth year of going to the Woodlawn Tournament turned out to be a high point when the Lady Panthers received second place. The Lady Panthers won their first two games but lost against _McLeansboro in the Championship game. Jennifer Thompson and Lisa Biley were honored with being on the All Tournament Team. The Lady Panthers only lost one of their last six games. During the Webber Township game, the girls scored a hundred points. After having such a good season, the Lady Panthers were prepared for the regional. The girls barely glided passed Sessor-Valier in the first game. {nthe championship game, the Lady Panthers faced undefeated Nashville who had beat them twice during regular season. Nashville won the regional game as well as the Class A State Championship Title. °CHS 66 Sparta 39 39 McLeansboro 42 94 Anna-Jonesboro 49 41 Nashville 61 67 Sparta 44 53 =Chester 11 66 Murphysboro 56 21 = =DuQuoin 45 53 Woodlawn 33 65 Benton 43 70 Christopher 49 52 Nashville 69 | Woodlawn Tournament 69 Wayne City 26 47 =Woodlawn 40 31 MecLeansboro 57 33 Murphysboro 47 00 Webber Township 25 15 DuQuoin 22 54. Elverado 57 93 =Chester 27 48 Anna-Jonesboro 47 Woodlawn Regional 49 Sesser-Valier 48 43 Nashville 79 97 - pe - se =. _ 1. Jennifer Chapman makes the 100th point to set a record of the most points scored at a girls game at PCHS. 2. Dawn Whittington shoots one against the Nashville Hornets. 3. L-R: M.I.P. awards went to Lisa Biley for Varsity and Jennifer Chapman for Junior Varsity; M.V.P. awards went to Jennifer Thompson for Varsity and Kim Gendron for Junior Varsity. 4. Keri Koenegstein shoots over Nashville’s tough defense. 5. Lady Panther’s defense keeps DuQuoin out of the shooting area. “4 , ws Mr. James Gibson, first year coach, lead the Junior Varsity Lady Panthers toa record of 12-4. The J.V. started the season like the Varsity by winning one than losing one. After two losses, the J.V. won six straight but defeat followed. The J.V. lost the next two games. Winning the last four games, the J.V. had completed a very successful season. Much experience will be return- ing next season due to the abun- dance of Freshman girls. 39 Sparta 13 25 McLeansboro 43 37 Anna-Jonesboro 35 34 =Nashville 43 61 Sparta 21 39 Murphysboro 36 35 DuQuoin 33 54 Woodlawn 41 47 Benton 29 54 Christopher 40 33. = Nashville 37 23. Murphysboro 34 38 Bluford 36 46 DuQuoin 20 38 = Elverado 3] 40 Anna-Jonesboro 30 1. Kim Gendron lays up two against Nashville. 2. Coach Gibson gives strategies to the team. 3. Lady Panthers dominate the boards. 4. The Junior Varsity Lady Panthers. 100 Panthers Tie for S.W.E.C. Crown Varsity Team: Kneeling: John Mucha, Steve Rheinecker, Brian Keller, David Adcock, Chris McGranahan, Brady Jennings, Joel Harris, Chad Wilkins, Bobby Wildermuth, Brian Helvey, Doug Pratt. Standing: Coach Gary Glenzy, Coach Greg Hale, Mark Doerflein, Bill Doerflein, Aaron Kellerman, Caleb Rath, Wes Sroka, Wayne Tedder, Troy Rushing, Mike Napier, and Coach Dick Corn. The Varsity Panthers finished the season with a record of 23 and 9. They tied for the conference title with Nashville. Both teams had a conference record of 9 and 3. The Panthers won the Carbondale Holiday Tournament Championship Plus game for the sec- ond consecutive year, with a stunning defeat over the Springfield Senators. Troy Rushing was named to the All-Tournament team and was cho- sen as the Most Valuable Player of the class A ‘Teams. The Panthers did well in the Benton Tour- nament with victories over Okawville, Benton, and a last second shot to beat McCleansboro. Panther players Wayne Tedder and Troy Rushing were named to the Benton Invitational All-Tournament team. The Regional Tournament was held at Sparta, and March Madness was in the air. The Panthers played three tough games, and came out on top with yet another Regional title after defeating the Coulterville Eagles. It was the Panthers’ 13th Re- gional Championship under Coach Dick Corn, and it was Coach Corn’s 300th victory as Pan- ther Head Coach. Sectional Action was held at Nashville. The Panthers first game was against the Sesser Spartans. The gym was filled with a sea of blue. After an intense action filled game, the Pan- thers won by 14 points. Coach Corn and his ‘‘Cardiac Cats’’ now had to face the number 2 state-ranked and eventual State Champions Carlyle Indians. Both teams were fired up, but the season came to an end. Following regular season play Troy Rushing and Wes Sroka were named to the All-Conference team. LIST OF INDIVIDUAL AWARDS M.V.P. — Troy Rushing Most Improved — Caleb Rath Best Defensive — Bobby Wildermuth Most Assists — Mike Napier Best Free Throw % — Wayne Tedder Most Rebounds — Wes Sroka Panthers celebrate Regional Victory. —_— a 4 - ; = . ae . ” ; ‘ , a y == 4 = 4 Rae e ” e a ‘cr iy |) . | Coach Corn achieves 300th Panther Win. Varsity Panthers Win 13th Regional Title Under Coach Dick Corn Bobby Wildermuth dribbles his way down the floor. Panthers get fired up before the Goreville game. 103 Promise en Underclassmen Show W PANTHER VARSITY WE THEY Meridian 59 52 Benton 63 60 Anna Jonesboro 48 43 Sparta 50 55 Chester 93 62 Herrin 66 65 DuQuoin 50 42 Murphysboro 3] 56 Carlyle 42 62 Nashville 70 65 Sparta 64 59 Madison 56 69 Edwardsville 47 70 Chester 77 42 Anna Jonesboro 73 57 Murphysboro 54 56 (OT) Nashville 53 50 DuQuoin 73 59 CARBONDALE TOURNAMENT Goreville 68 66 (2 OT’s) DuQuoin 65 64 (2 OT’s) Cairo 63 45 Springfield 51 49 (OT) BENTON TOURNAMENT McLeansboro $2 31 Okawville 65 42 Benton 73 63 Carlyle 37 51 Cairo 50 53 SPARTA REGIONAL Gorham 64 54 Trico 53 41 Coulterville 65 58 NASHVILLE SECTIONAL Sesser-Vahier 61 48 Carlyle 59 68 SEASON'S RECORD 23-9 SWEC Co-Champions Carbondale Tournament Champions Sparta Regional Champions Nashville Sectional Finalist The Freshman Team 104 JUNIOR VARSITY SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN OPPONENT SCORE Sesser-Valier 86-55 We Opponent WE THEY Benton 72-81 72 = =S-V 36 Meridian 80 51 Murphysboro 54-51 59 Benton 65 Benton 50 60 Chester 72-54 57 DuQuoin 43 Anna-Jonesboro 68 52 Carlyle 42-83 61 Nashville 49 Sparta 47 59 Christopher 77-44 50 Sparta 39 Chester 81 50 Sesser-Valier 74-60 54 Murphy 59 Herrin 86 52 Christopher 58-44 57 Chester 48 DuQuoin jo. OT McLeansboro 63-36 58 Carlyle 39 Murphysboro 59 55 DuQuoin 60-48 60 Christopher 49 Carlyle 62 64 Okawville 52-53 (OT) y+ 53 Nashville 69 54 Murphysboro 70-58 54 Christopher 53 Sparta 79 «= =57 Chester 43-41 (OT) 58 McLeansboro 44 Madison 58 42 Carlyle 66-62 58 DuQuoin 35 Edwardsville 50 45 Sparta 56-66 63 Carlyle 42 Chester 74 52 DuQuoin 59-54 43 DuQuoin 31 Anna-Jonesboro 87 39 Herrin 57-37 33 Okawville 55 Murphysboro 58 46 61 Nashville 73 Nashville 46 57 Murphysboro Tournament 54 Murphy 47 DuQuoin 76 48 West Frankfort 63-66 53 Nashville 67 Carbondale 55-87 68 Chester 36 Record 14-4 44 Carlyle 25 Season’s Record: 13-6 44 Sparta 36 49 DuQuoin 52 58 Herrin am Record 18-6 105 Cheerleaders Place First at Carbondale One Tournament Kneeling: Tibretta Bigham, Brenda Bend- er, Heather Chapman, Nikki Hawkins, Teacia Kellerman. Standing: Kari Weatherford, Julie Cunningham, Melissa Patterson, Panther — Angela Mc- Conachie, Laura Hill, Cari Kellerman, Kandy Higgerson. Panther — Angela McConachie Sink it, Panthers! Go, Fight, Win! - . : 14 ’ Oy: a ve 4. i. =_ “ soeoare heerleaders show winning form at Holiday Tournament Cheerleaders Perform School Song Wrestlers Finish ““Best Ever’’ Season Head Coach Greg Douglas calls his squad the “‘best team ever’’ at PCHS, a tribute to the accomplishments of a 13-8 Var- sity dual record and the 7-1 JV dual record. As well, many in- dividuals had record-setting and personal-best seasons which saw them placing high in tour- naments like never before (see individual honors below). The team selected John Ste- vens as the team’s Most Val- uable Wrestler at season’s end and Rob Mathis as the Most Im- proved Wrestler. The strong, senior-led squad closed their season with a banquet to honor their athletic achievements which prompted Coach Doug- las to share his feelings about the year, “‘Let’s celebrate our success, learn from our expe- riences, and move forward.”’ Team MVP John Stevens shows his state-qualifying form as he claims another victim, one of 32 on the year. INDIVIDUAL HONORS Butch Needham 2nd Place Lawrence County Todd Seders 3rd Place Regional Sectional Qualifier Chris Harriss 2nd Place Lawrence County 3rd Place Regional Sectional Qualifier Rob Mathis 4th Place Lawrence County 3rd Place Litchfield 4th Place Carterville James Neville 3rd Place Lawrence County 2nd Place Litchfield 4th Place Carterville 4th Place Regional Sectional Qualifer Mike Phillips Ist Place Lawrence County 3rd Place Litchfield Ist Place Carterville 4th Place Regional 20 PINS Ray Keller 3rd Place Lawrence County Ist Place Litchfield 2nd Place Carterville Ist Place Regional Sectional Qualifier 21 PINS in a single season: Tied School Record John Stevens 3rd Place Lawrence County Ist Place Litchfield Ist Place Carterville Ist Place Regional 2nd Place Sectional Top 6 at State 3 time State Qualifier All time win leader at P.C.H.S. with 110 wins 108 Most Improved Wrestler Rob Mathis adds up one of his 21 wins. - at� Senior Ray Keller claims one of his season § 27 victories. Below: Five of the strong finishers in the Lawrence County Tournament. Below Left: Senior James Neville finishes off his Fairfield opponent. 110 Track Team Gets New Coach, - ars a SD OO ee ee J, i a T= varts ‘7 tue 7 2 FSS ee 2 Se . : - ve - “ . ‘ 7 oe The 1988-89 Track Team Above: Tom Jausel easily clears the bar. Right: Coaches Dick Corn and new assistant Coach By- ron Stricker. Qualifies One for State Left Corner: Brian Keller was voted co-MVP and also was a state qualifier. Right Corner: Chris McGranahan was also voted co-MVP by his teammates. Across: David Waldman long jumps at the Murphysboro track meet. Softball Finishes 23-5; Undefeated SWEC Champs The Pinckneyville Lady Panther Softball —Team had an award-winning record- setting year. For the first time in school history, the team finished as undefeated champions of the Southwest- ern Egyptian Conference with an unblemished 12-0 mark. The Lady Panthers also proved to be poor hosts for the third consecutive year as they won the highly competitive Panther Invita- tional Tournament for the third straight year. The team made another mark by win- ning their first nineteen games, the longest winning streak in school history. Top Picture: The Lady Panthers show off their first place hardware from the Panther Invitational Tournament. Bottom: The Lady Panther Varsity Team. PANTHER SOFTBALL SEASON RECORD — US-OPP Chester Murphysboro A-Jonesboro Waltonville Carmi Edwards Co. DuQuoin Nashville Sparta Eldorado Elkville Zeigler Chester Murphysboro Anna Steeleville Nashville DuQuoin Woodlawn Centralia Centralia Casey Casey Herrin Herrin Sparta Sparta Trico Se — i ' ' ! 1 SoS oo wor OC Oocoor CONN OK © _— — ' ' ' i ' ' ' — i ht ht ' SONS ANE DAN SONTTM ANSP OS —_ iF t oeNOorGn ile ab oh ar kw bh © = ho OOO 112 ; C ; db AE sate iM a ch ; ms : ; “Yr oo | ' a _ : 3 a rr” Above: L to R: Jennifer Thompson, Andrea Clarke, and Kimbra Woodside were three first team all-conference selections, along with Nicole Rule and Dawn Whittington. Left: Coach Hale gives last minute instructions before the Sparta game. Below: The JV Lady Panthers with Coach Linda Rudolph. Many individuals were recognized for their outstanding achievements. First Team All-Conference selections: Kimbra Woodside — Pitcher Andrea Clarke Pitcher Dawn Whittington — Infield Nicole Rule — Catcher Jeknifer Thompson — Outfield Second Team All-Conference selection: Heather Opp — Infield Southern Illinoisan Prep Player of the Week: April 25 — Andrea Clark May 2 — Dawn Whittington Team Leaders and Award Winners: Most Valuable Player — Kimbra Woodside Most Improved Player — Kari Weatherford Best Defensive Award — Dawn Whit- tington Desire Award — Heather Bronke Highest Batting Average — Dawn Whit- tington (.377) Most Stolen Bases — Jennifer ‘Thompson (27) Most RBI’s — Dawn Whittington (26) Varsity finishes 13-10 1. Doug Pratt awaits the pitch. 2. Brice Hicks has good eye as ball is high. 3. Panthers take low and outside. 4. The Varsity Panther Baseball Team. PCHS Marengo Sparta Chester Murphysboro Anna-Jonesboro Trico Carlyle DuQuoin Sparta Pinckneyville Tournament Gorham DuQuoin Chester 0 Murphysboro Steeleville . = : Anna-Jonesboro aa. Soo — Nashville - : - a en ena DuQuoin ee a ” 22 17 ea 5 ic NEPA Se NEE A a Steeleville Elverado Regional Coulterville Waltonville PEE SS SE SS See Se ee mem DO ATOOSTO- Nh nD PO 7 4 114 Mr. Stan Bremer, the new coach, coached the varsity baseball team to a finish of 13-10. The team started out wet with a few games rained out. After the sun came out, the Panthers won their first four games. Throughout the rest of the season, the team won a few then lost a few. Time for regional, the Panthers won the first game, but they lost their second game. ew Coaches Lead Baseball Program The Junior Varsity baseball team under the coaching of Mr. Jim Gibson finished their season 4-5. The first three games were overwhelming victories, winning by 10 runs in each game. The team then encountered some difficulties; they lost the next five games. The J.V.’s slid past DuQuoin in their final game by a score of 8-7. 1. Tom Gendron uses his strength to power hit. 2. Wes Sroka shows us his winning pitch. 3. First baseman Mike Napier completes the double play. 4. The J.V. Panther Baseball Team. PCHS 14 Chester 4 14 Murphysboro 4 18 Anna-Jonesboro 8 7 Nashville 14 4 Sparta 5 6 Chester 16 6 Murphysboro 12 3 Nashville 1] 8 DuQuoin 7 115 S E IT] : I rE C Above: 4. Marching Panthers wait to sound off for the team. Right: 5. Student Council’s mobile Hollywood Hill sign. Left: 1. Psycho Seniors dominate float competition third year in a row. Bottom Left: 2. Marshal Mrs. Wilson kicks off the parade. Below: 3. Cross Country team shows Panther pride. Variety Show Kicks Off Homecoming The mystery group, Guess Who, enter- tained the crowd with their skit Mr. Lee. Above: Scenes from the Spanish Club’s skit “Church Chat.” Right: Bryan Helvey and Rhonda Schrader performed “I had the Time of My Life.” Stephanie Rensi, winner of the sin ing Competition moved the crowd with her rendition o ‘he Rose.’ Left: The crowd rocks to the music of Arion. Below: Arion led by PCHS students Tim Struck and Dave Haggard sing “Sweet Child of Mine,” ““Wait,”’ and ‘‘Fallen Angel.” FHA members Rhonda Schrader, Sarah Dickey, Alison Whitson, and Jayette Bolinski collect Joe Bruno, their prize, in the skit ‘Homecoming Feud.’’Above: The winning skit ““The Soul Stompers” please the crowd with “let me see your Hans and Frans.”’ Natalie Fererro sings “Saving All My Love’’ to the packed Auditorium. Homecoming 1988 started with the annual Variety Show; a competition where students talented and crazy alike compete for a cash prize of $25. Lori Griffin and Tim Loos served as MCs for the program. The winner of the singing competition was Stephanie Rensi. The winning skit, peepee by the Music Makers, was en- titled the ‘‘Soul Stompers.”’ Other participants included: the rock band, Arion; the un- identified quintet, ““Guess Who?”; the Spanish Club’s Church Chat; the singing duet, Rhonda Schrader and Bryan Helvey; soloist, Natalie Ferrerro, and FHA’s skit “‘Homecoming Feud.”’ As a grand finale to the va- riety show the deiegesnncrnans: Queen, Diane Loos, receive her crown. The other home- coming candidates included: Kimbra Woodside, Leslie Voorhees, sag me Thomp- son, Brooke Leuker, and Lynn Ann Bratten. Immedi- ately following the show, the cheerleaders raised team spirit by leading cheers in front of a bonfire on Quillman Field. 119 Manassa Highlights Homecoming Very few students can say that they didn’t participate in the Homecoming activities. As in years past, the Student Council organized and sponsored this event. They did things a little differ- ently this year in the fact that they had a main theme, “Panthers Go Holly- wood.”’ All the floats entered in the arade had to conform to this theme. he nominees for Homecoming a were chosen by a vote taken by the whole school, but the actual elec- tion of the queen was left up to the Varsity Football players. The candi- dates were Lynn Ann Bratten, Diane Loos, Brooke Lueker, Jennifer Thompson, Leslie Voorhees, and Kim- bra Woodside. Their escorts were Bri- an Hagene, Ray Keller, Roger Perkey, John Stevens, Brady Jennings, and Aaron Kellerman, the Senior Football — With all these decisions fi- nally made PCHS was ready for Home- coming Week, which was Oct. 2-8. The activities officially started on Thursday with Blue and White Day. The Variety Show was that night, and it had many talented people and groups performing in it. the eautiful songs and clever skits kept the audi- ence, which was rather large, enter- tained for the evening. The acts were judged yielding Stephanie Rensi the winner in the song category. Triumph- ing in the skit category were the Music Makers with, “The Stompers.”” The coronation that took place during the show crowned Diane Loos as the reigning Homecoming Queen. This announcement received the approval and applause of the crowd. The bonfire that followed prepared the students for the big game on Saturday. The parade led off the day, with Lularose Wilson, recently retired Guidance Counselor, honored as the Grand Marshal. There were many exceptional entries in the float competition. The creativity of the Seniors won them first place with “The Panther Motel.”’ The entry of the Juniors took second place while the Sophomores took third, and the Freshmen fourth. The parade was also made up of entries from a variety of clubs and organizations. It was led by the Pinckneyville Marching Panthers. The game resulted in loss against the Nashville Hornets. Neverthe- less, the excitement of that eve- ning’s dance kept the spirits high. The gym was decorated with blue and hie streamers and balloons for the night’s event, and everyone came to enjoy dancing to the music of Manassa. Although the game didn’t turn out as hoped, the week’s activities were enjoyed by many people. Black Masque Presents... m= 5. wile Al, if . “ee § el. ——, She Top: The coach and Miss Brooks have a romantic conversation and realize they are in love. Above: Faith, Marge, and Elaine get bored at play practice. Above Right: Ted, girlfriend Rhonda Allen, Sylvia, and Marge wait for play tryouts to start. Right: Stanley, VICA Repair President, fixes the spotlight for Miss Brooks. Miss Brooks — Kathy Perkins Coach Longacre — Jon Pyatt Ted — Bryan Helvey Jane — Rhonda Schrader Rhonda Allen — Chrissy Jones Mrs. Allen — Jill Wright Miss Audubon — Erin Pratt Mr. Wadsworth — Jody Clegg Stanley — Ben Thomas Top: Coach Longacre gets mad at Miss Brooks for keeping Ted and even Madder when Ted says he'll try out for the play. Center: Principal Mr. Wadsworth and Board President Mrs. Allen walk in at the wrong time, as usual. Above: Miss Brooks keeps basketball star Ted after school, but Miss Finch says she shouldn't. Left: Ted and Jane realize they are in love, and it’s time for their play to begin. Miss Finch — Sarah Dickey Elsie — Amanda Ramsey Elaine — Holly Deal Sylvia — Angie Bradley Doris — Kathy Day Marge — Krisy Humphress Faith — Heather McCune Martin — Doug Pratt Christmas : a a Above and Below: Freshmen having a jolly good time at the Above: Some Junior Guys sit this one out. Right: The Christmas Court Christmas Dance. Below: Upperclassmen spread some Christmas cheer. Below Right: Retiring Queen Edie Toler crowns Lynn Ann Bratten. (Dance) Spirit Hits PCHS i- Ue ; ON ) “i TE Ey i os 5s KK Ki 5 SS se — “gpa ee ats rly VG ex a om Third Annual Nutrition Fair: “THE WIZARD OF OZ”’ The Nutrition Fair had various types of booths this year. Theresa Bird portrayed the ever-popular Nu- tra-Bird with the theme ““The Wizard of Oz.” Stu- dents from the Food Service classes taught children about exercise, good nutrition, and good health. = oo. ian er ; 7. Cm - ; “_ = agin, 4 id - pee 7 ™ 7 ee ee a re oe all DP Ae i ee” i g ed ie any O - “. ‘af vd an wal | : 7 ¢ by “¥ o—- = ed i ART EXHIBIT The third annual Edible Art Exhibit was held on May 4. This year’s exhibit pre- sented 65 projects which ranged from a brain made of salt dough to elaborate scenes composed of pretzels, frosting, candies, and much more. Creativity, imagina- tion and a few tricks with food are the essential ele- ments required to produce a winning entry in the Edible Art Exhibit. The entries were judged in four catego- ries: nature, sahepli eens og scenes, and miscellaneous. Fach entry was then evalu- ated for creativity, original- ity, and use of materials. Al- though most of the projects were made entirely of edible substances, the students were allowed to use one item in their project that was not a food a i The winners in this year’s Edible Art Exhibit were: First Place Winners: Charlene Greer, Leslie Gladson, Amy Bigham, and Julie Murphy. Second place honors went to Feit Kreger, Cindy Pabst, Alison Whitson and Tami Latham. Third place winners were Tim Kel- lems, ie Bigham, Mendy McElvain and Sheryl Bruno. Honorable Men- tion winners were Angie Bigham, Da- vid Waldman, Annie Pistes and Tara Curtright. The Faculty Choice Award went to Eric Kreger and the Student's Choice Award went to Tim Kellems. The cash prizes for the 1989 Edible Art Exhibit were provided by the Pinckneyville Chapter of Future Homemakers of America. ART AND HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTS 13] (PRP ines « SRP AGes 1. Teenagers spread the news about Kim and Conrad in, ‘The Telephone Hour.” 2. The Pit orchestra prepares for opening night. 3. Mr. Peterson presents Conrad to the public and the press. 4. The MacAffees dream of Ed Sullivan as they sing, “A Hymn for a Sunday Evening.”’ 5. Teenage girls picket against Conrad’s being drafted. 5. Rosie seduces the Shriners. Cast of Characters Albert Peterson .... David Ozburn Rose Alvarez ..... Stephanie Rens! Mae Peterson Conrad Birdie Kim MacAfee Mrs. MacAfee Mr. MacAfee Randolph MacAfee Mayor Mayor’s Wife Hugo Peabody Ursula Merkle Tiffany Dunn Mrs. Merkle Sonya Hartstirn Mrs. Henkle, Gloria Rasputin Lori Griffin Kathy Perkins Steve Harvel Christy Vaughn ... Rhonda Schrader Ben ‘Thomas .. Chad Dinkins Chad Schrader Kelly Bumann Bryan Helvey Mr. Johnson, Reporter Darren Hiller Billy Harris Joyce Buschschulte Cheryl Tipner Susan Helvey Laura Stroehlein Regina Bird Jodee Boyd Tim Schweizer Sherry Quillman Paige Lueker Louise Cassandra Rule Sad Girl, Reporter... Andrea Dunn Sad Girl, Reporter... . Stacy Heine Charles F. Maude .. Mr. Sam Rensi Bartender Nancy Deborah Sue Suzie Linda Martha Freddie Phyllis Pit Band Jody Clegg Melissa Wright Sujata Shanbhag Sarah Roe Stephanie Kelly Kari Weatherford Sarah Dickey Toni Peradotto Travis McIntyre Cory Knight Gina Malawy Steve Shaw Jeremy Worley Becky DeFord Natalie West Daron Fox Jon Pyatt Chris Morris Tim Ogilvie Chris Woolsey John Mucha Brooke Lueker Angie Bradley Faculty Sponsors Mrs. Carole Etta Black Mr. Steve Cannedy Mr. Dan Herbst Mrs. Mary Lou Ozburn Mrs. Lularose Wilson 133 134 ‘In My Dreams”’ Prom Ends Year With Class In My Dreams Junior - Senioz Prom May 13,1989 _ Senior Couples Are z rt : Lae = -_ - = St al oA Ps Rell ‘ on al aS he “es 140 Commencement Exercises PROGRAM PYOGMRIOIED 2 fui. ik ER hv ed Sd eke P.C.H.S. Concert Band (OD aR Se, a oh). ag em oe Reverend Keith Kosterman St. Paul’s United Church of Christ (E R) eee a ee Lr Or, eee gare Brady Jennings Co-Valedictorian PUCRE ao 6 ik kk i 5 eG a eA bes CEN dSe ETN Rhonda Schrader Co- Valedictorian TNS ir ee nln aes ces tke on ke os on eee Kathy Perkins President, Senior Class AQOIONS oni eee Hi vr acme ORR sek Kaw ea Kae RRC ewe ERR ESI Kent Epplin President, Student Council PU INNES 0.0 us 2-3 sR eee « 6% “Chorale and Shaker Dance” P.C.H.S. Concert Band CR TS 5cdks Neca 3 aoe a ove tee ee eee M. Dean Brewer Principal PON MESON OF CANE 605 i es on eka cen ee ee sy ca Thomas Bradley Superintendent Presentalion OC LAOOMAS is is cic cis es cee ra te eee anus James Stern Member, Board of Education este Wildermuth Member, Board of Education EE TOON ops bey cman reig View 954 Oe Cha ee ge emaed Susan Lovel Counselor PI i ois Se a ae Pa a ee Reverend Keith Klosterman PL I ton oc ole tele Waa ss oy os Wau eerae P.C.H.S. Band 126 Graduate in PCHS Class of 1989 , Friday Evening, May 26, 1989 Eight O’Clock Quillman Field f -t-7rr _ ? ae “} 141 142 Senior Directory David Adcock Lori Lynn Bathon Black Masque — 3, 4; Catering Unlimited — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3. 4: Library Staff — 1, 2, 3: Pep Club — |, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 7: Spanish Club 1; Coop Student — 4 — Jr. High School Jada L. Batson Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4: Catering Unlimited — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Manager — 2, 3; Softball — | Jeannine Rashelle Batson Band — 1, 2; Rifle Corps — 1. Catering Unlimited — 4; FHA — 2, 5,4; Pep Club — 1, 9. 3. 4: Color Guard — 2 Amy Lou Bigham Musical Cast — 2: Band — 1. 3: Pom Pon Girl — 1; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA Ll: French Club — 2, 3, 4: Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Clab — 1, 9. 3: My Alpha Theta 2, 3; Music Mak- ers — 2, 3, 4: Band Banner Car- rier — 3 Angela Lynn Bigham Class Secretary — 1; FHA — |: Prom Committee — 3; Softbal] — 1; Softball Manager — 2; Softball Statistician — 2? Julie Marie Bigham March Calendar Girl — 4: Play — a; Cast — Society of Distin- guished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students == 3, Yep Baud — |, 2, 4, 4: Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society — 2, 3, 4: Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4: Math Club — |, 2, 3; Science Club LZ, Ds 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4: Soft- ball — 1, 2.83 Susan Kay Bigham November Calendar Girl — 4: Va- riety Show Participant 1; Pit Band — 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students —— 42, oF Dat = |. 3 4. Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary — 1; French Club — 1, 2, 3; Jun- ior Class Congress — 3; National Honor Society — 2, 3; Pep Club — ley 0, 4 Marth Clad — i. 2, 3: Science Club — 1, 2, 3: Student Council — |]. 2: Coop Student — 4 — First National Bank: Softball —1,2,3 Theresa Mary Bird Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 2: Year- book Staff Artist — 3, 4: Coop Student — 4 — P.C.H.S. Cafe- teria Marcia Helen Bochantin Variety Show Participant — 3: Catering Unlimited — 4: Chorus — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club — 2, 3. 4: Pep Club — 2, 3, +: SADD — ] Mary Elizabeth Bovay FFA — 1, 2; Basket ball — 1: Soft- ball — 3; Best Sportsmanship Award — 3 Dean Brand Sweetheart Escort — 4: FFA f. 2, 2, 4: Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4: VICA — 3, 4; Baseball — De Football — 1], 2 Dwayne Brand VICA — I, 2, 3, 4 Lynn Ann Bratten January Calendar Girl — 4: Christmas Court — 2, 4; Christ- mas Queen — 4; Homecoming Court — 4; Prom Court — 4: Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4: Math Team — 2, 3, 4; Senior Favorite — Most Friendly — 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; Pep Club — L,.2; 9, 4; Math Club — 2, §. 4: Spanish Club — 1, 2: Mu Alpha Theta — 3, 4; Student Counci] — 4 Karla M. Brueggemann FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club — 1, y a Pa | Joseph Bruno Illinois State Scholar — 4: Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4: French Club — 2; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3. 4: Football — 3, 4: Wrestling — 4 Amy Elizabeth Bruns Variety Show Participant — 9. Graduation Usher — 3: Musical. Cast Member — 3: Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Math Team — 1: Spanish National Honor Society — 2; Out- standing High School Students of America 3, 4; National Hono) Society — 2, 3, 4: Nurses Aid — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Ciub — 2, 3: Spanish Club — ], 2: Yearbook Staff — 4: Coop Stu- dent — 4; GS Metals; Cheerleader — 1; Music Makers — 3 Douglas Bruns FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Vice Pres- ident — 4 Kelly Bumann Laura Rene Burnett Society of Distinguished High School Students — 3: Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3: Black Masque — 2; FHA — 2; French Club — 3: Nurses Aid — 4: Pep Club — 1, 2, 3; Science Club — 2: SADD — ].: Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3 Timothy Cheek Jason G. Combs Varsity Show Participant — 4; Play 3; Business Crew — 3: Stage Crew — 3: MC for Christ- mas Dance and Sweetheart Dance — 4; Who’s Who Among Amer- ican High School Students — 3: Pep Club — 3, 4; Math Club — 3: Science Club — 3: Spanish Club — 3; Surf Club —. 1, 2: Football — 3,4 Sarah R. Dickey Varsity Show Participant — 2, 4; Graduation Marshall — 3: Grad- uation Usher — 3: Play — 4: Cast Member — 4; Musical — 2, 3, 4: Pit Band — 2, 3, 4: Sweetheart Court — 4; Illinois State Scholar — 4; Society or Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4: Who’s Who Among American digh School Students — 3, 4; Jutstanding Senior — 4; Elks Stu- lent of the Month — 4: Saluta- orian — 4; Band — 1, 2,3, 4; Pep jand — 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major — ), 3, 4; Black Masque — 4; FHA National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; NHS Projects Director — 4; Nurses Aid — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, } 4: Math Club — 2, 3, 4; Mu ule Theta — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 3, 4: Historian — 2: Stu- dent ‘ada — 4: Yearbook Staff — 2, 3, 4; Coop Student — 4 — GS Metals; Music Makers — 3, 4: south Seven Conference Band — 4; All-Conference Band — 4 Patrick B. Dinkins Pep Club — 1, 2, 3,4; VICA — l, 2,4 Andrea Beth Dunn Variety Show Participant — 4; Musical Cast Member — 2, 4; Pit Band — 3; Prom Court — 4; So- ciety of Distinguished High School Students — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Band — 4; Pep Band — 4; Karional Honor So- ciety — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4- Math Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta — 3, 4; Science Club —- 2, 3; Spanish Club — 3, 4; Music Makers — 3, 4: Show Choir — 3, 4; Basketball — 1; Golf — 3, 4 Kent A. Epplin Christmas Court Escort — 4; Christmas King — 4; Prom Court Escort — 4: Prom Server — 2: DARE Role Model — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Elks Student of the Month — 4: Senior Favorite, Most Friendly — 4; Junior Class Con- gTess L, oe oe Math Club — Il, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Student Council — 3, 4; Student art Fund Co-Chairman — 4: Basket- ball — 1, 2; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Co-Captain Girls Basket- ball Statistician — 3, 4; Track — ae ae Cindy Rae Fisher ibrary Staff — 2; Pep C — |, , 3, 4: Cheerleader — 1, 2, 3 Daron Lee Fox Sweetheart Court Escort — 3, 4: Sweetheart King — 4; Pit Band — 2, 3, 4; Band — l, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA Vice President — 4; French Club — 1; Junior Class Congress — 3; Pep Club — I, 2, 5 4: Math Club — |, 2, 3, 4: Football — 1, 2, 4; Most Im- proved Football Player — 4; Wrestling 4 Frank oes FFA — I, 2, 3; FFA Reporter — 3: Base hall - me oe ee, Rachel Carleen Goans Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Out- standing High School Students of America — 4; FHA — 2; Pep Club — 4; Spanish Club — 3, 4; Music Makers — 4; Library Club 2 Charlene R. Greer Sweetheart Court — 3; DAR Scholarship — 4; Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Jets Team — 4; Math Team — 1; State FFA Degree — 4; FFA — l, 2, 3, 4; FFA His- torian — 2; FFA Reporter — 3; FFA Secretary — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3,4: FHA Director — 3; National Honor Society — 4; Math Club — 1, 2,3,4; Mu Alpha Theta 3,4: Science Club — 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff — 4 Melissa A. Greer Sweetheart Court — 1; Math Team — 1, 2, 3; FFA — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 4; Pep Club — 3, 4; Math 1, 2,3, 4; Mu Alpha The- 2, D8 Coop Student — 4 — Gayl S. Py- att — Attorney At Law; Spanish National Honor Society — 2, 3 Lori Lee Griffin Variety Show Participant — 2, 3 4: Musical Cast Member — 3, 4; Business Crew — 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3,4; Pom Pon Girl — 4; Black Masque — 2, 3, 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 4; Mu- “ Makers — 3, 4; Cheerleader — , 2: Softball — 1, 2, 3, 4: Most pees RBI's 2; 2nd All- Conference Softball Team — 2, 3 Brian R. Hagene Varsity Show Participant — |; Homecoming Court Escort — 4; Prom Court Escort — 4; Prom Server — 2: Senior Favorite, Most Friendly — 4; Junior Class Con- gress — 3; National Honor So- ciety — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3; Coop Student — 4— H.F. and A.F. Reese Accountants: Baseball — 1, 2, 3; Cross Country — |; Football — 2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball Statistician — 3, 4 Lee Anne Haley Musical Cast Member — 3; Busi- ness Crew — 2; Band — l, 2, 3; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3; Black Masque — 2, 3; French Club — Il, 2; Li- brary Staff — 2, 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 1, 2; Science Club — 1, 2; Music Makers — 3 David Harris Joel Dean Harris Prom Court Escort — 3; Prom Server — 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Jets Team — 3; Math zg Lb 2.3: Class. Vice- President — 3; SADD — 3; Stu- d aseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Co-Captain — 3; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Co-Captain — 3; Football — 4; Basketball Sportsmanship — 2; Basketball MVP — 3; Baseball MVP — 3: Most Hits — 3 Stacy R. Heine Varsity Show Participant — I, 2, 3: Musical Cast Member — 2, 3, 4: Business Crew — 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew — 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir — 3, 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4: Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 144 4; Black Masque — 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon Girl — 4; Chorus — 4: FHA — 2, 3, 4; French Club — 4: Li- brary Staff — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 2, 3; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary — 3: Music Makers — 2, 3, 4 Bryan Judd Helvey Varsity Show Participant — 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usher — 3: Play Cast — 3, 4; Musical Cast — 2, 3. 4: Prom Server Distinguished High School Stu- dents — 1, 2, 3, 4: Who’s Who Among American High School Students — |], 2, 3, 4: Jets Team — 4; Math Team — 3: Outstand- ing Senior — 4; Senior Favorite — Most Studious — 4: Academic All-American — 1, 2, 3, 4: Best Dressed Senior Guy — 4; Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 2: Class Vice- President — 1; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club Historian — 2; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 1, 2, 3, 4: Mu Alpha The- ta — 3, 4; Science Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club President — 4: Student Council — 1; Yearbook Staff — 2, 3; Coop Student — 4 — Murphy Wall State Bank; Mu- sic Makers Council — 3, 4: Hi-Q Team — 3, 4: Swing Choir — 3, 4; Quad State Band — 4; South- western Egyptian Conference Honors Band — 4; Editor of Year- book Calendar — 3: Basketball Manager — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager — 1, 2, 3, 4 Lonnie Hinds Sweetheart Court Escort — 3: Fourth Place at Rend Lake Col- lege Seventh Annual Welding Contest — Prize 1 — Semester Scholarship; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA — 1, 2, 3, 4: Football — l, 2, 3, 4; Frack — J Robert Holder Band — 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band — 1, 2,3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2 Rhonda Sue Holt April Calendar Girl — 4: Varsity Show Participant — 1, 2, 3; Prom Server — 2: Society of Distin- 2° Society of guished High School Students — 2, 3,4; Who’s Who Among Amer- ican High School Students — 3, 4; Flag Corps — 1; Pom Pon Girl — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2,5, 4; Math Club — Q, 3, 4: Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Science Club — 3; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club Historian — 3; Yearbook Staff — 2, 3: Spanish National Honor Society 22 Deborah Ann Hubler FHA — 1; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4: Math Club — 1, 2: SADD — 1. 2: Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4 Bobby Hutchings Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 3: Track 1; Wrestling — 1, 3 Darwin L. Jausel Pep Club — 1, 2, 3,4; VICA — 4; Basketball — 1, 2: Track — 1: Wrestling 4 Derek Jenkel Brad A. Jennings Graduation Marshall — 3: Home- coming Court Escort — 4; Prom Server 2: Illinois State Scholar — 4; Who’s Who Among Amer- ican High School Students — 3, 4: Jets Team — 4; Ist Place Physics Outstanding Senior — 4; Elks Stu- dent of the Month — 4: Senior Favorite, Most Likely to Succeed — 4; Valedictorian — 4: National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Club — 4; Baseball — 3; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football l, 2, 3� 4 Track 1, 2: 2nd All-Conference Football Team; Coal Bowl: Prom Court Escort — 4; Mu Alpha The- ta — 4 Tammy Sue Jones Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4: Who’s Who Among Americ an High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4: Rend Lake College Presidential Scholarship — 4; Band — |; Pep Club — 1; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff — 3; National Honor Society — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 3, 4; Math Club — 1, 9. 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 2,0; 4 Deana Karabec Raymond E. Keller Homecoming Court Escort — 4: Homecoming King — 4; Senior Favorite, Most Friendly — 4; Cho. rus — |, 2; Spanish Ciab —= Baseball — 1; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Co- Captain; Football Quad — Cap- tain; All South Wrestling Team At Large Aaron Kent Kellerman Christmas Court Escort — 2: Homecoming Court Escort — 4: Prom Server — 2; Illinois State Scholar — 4: Society of Distin- guished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Elks Student of the Month — 4; Air-Force ROTC 4 Year Scholarship — 4; French Club 1, 2,3, 4; National Honor Society — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Music Makers — 3, 4; French National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Quad — Captain; Honorable Mention Al|ll- Conference Defense in Football — 4 Amy Dawn Kellerman Variety Show Participant — 3; Catering Unlimited — 4; Chorus — 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4: French Chip — 3, 4: Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 2; SADD — 1: Volleyball — 1 Staci Marie Kellerman Play Make-Up Crew — 2, 3; Band 1; Pep Band — 1; Black Masque — 2, 3, 4; FHA l; French Club 2, 3, 4; Library Staff — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4 Frank Kocian Graduation Usher — 3: Ag Schol- arship to Rend Lake — 4; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer — 4 Kerri Koenegstein Prom Server — 2: Yearbook Staff — 3: Prom Committee — 3: Bas- ketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain; Softball — 1, 2, 3; Basketball ie istician — 2; V olleyball —I1,2, 3: Co-Captain Allen Konkel Kathy Kopshever Illinois State Scholar — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents — 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students —- 5. he —- National Honor Society — 3; National Honor Society — 3. Math Club — I, 2, 3: Mu Alpha Theta — 2: Science Club— 2. 3: Spanish Chid — 1.2. 3: Cheerleader — 1, 3 Joanne Kay Lawhorn Catering Unlimited — 4; Pep Club — 3: Spanish Club — 2 William L. Lawless Prom Court Escort — 4: Sweet- heart Court Escort — 4: Chorus — 1, 2; Pep Club — l, 2, 3, 4; VICA — 3, 4; 9th Place in Rend Lake Welding Contest — 4; Foot- ball — 1, 2; Prom King — 4 Jeffery A. Lee Sweetheart Court Escort — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 4; VICA — 1, 3, 4; Treasurer — 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1 Diane Marie Loos Calendar Girl, August — 4; Christmas Court — 1; Varsity Show Participant — 2; Homecom- ing Court — 4; Homecoming Queen — 4; Society of Distin- eo High School Students — : Senior Favorite — Ms. PCHS — 4; Pom Pon Girl — 4; Black Masque — 3, 4; Class Secretary — 3; Junior Class Congress — 3; Li- brary Staff — 2; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — I, 2, 3 Student Council — 3, 4; Music Makers — 4; Cheerleader — lI, 2, 3; Volleyball — 4 Tim Loos Varsity Show Participant — 1, 4; Senior Favorite, Most Humorous — 4; ae Masque — l, 2; FFA — |, 3, 4; FFA Sentinel — a: 2, 3, 4; Spanish Pep Bh a= |. Club — 1, 2: Student Council — 4 Bambi Kay Lueker Variety Show Participant — 2; Musical — 3: Business Crew — 4: Pom Pon Girl — 1, 2, 3; Black Masque — 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Mak- ers — 3, 4 Brooke A. Lueker Calendar Girl, February — 4; Varsity Show Participant — I, 3; Homecoming Court — 4; Play — 3: Musical — 1, 2, 3; Pit Band — 4: Senior Favorite, Most Talented — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice- President — 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 3; Chorus — 1; Class Secretary — 2; Junior 4 lass Congress — 3; Pep Club — , 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3; Span- i Club 1, 2, 3: Student Coun- cil — 2, 3, 4; Secretary — 4; Mu- sic Makers — 2, 3, 4: Basketball amie Aaron W. Lunnemann VICA —4 Cathy Malan Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Jets Team — 4; Band — l, 2; Pep Bana — |, 2: FHA — |, 2, 3: French Club — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club — 3; Music Makers — 4; French National Honor Society — 3 Gina Rae Malawy Prom Court — 4; Prom Queen — 4: Pit Band — 2, 3, 4; South Seven Honor Band — 3, 4; South West- ern Egyptian Conference Band — 3, 4; — — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — |, a. 4 FHA — 1, 2; Pep Club — as 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 2; Cl 1,2; SADD — 1, 2; Spz 1, 2, 4; Music Makers — 3, 4; Volleyball Man- ager — 2; Volleyball Statistician —2 Michael Amos Mathis Pep Club — 1, 2, 3; VICA — I; Football — 1, 2 Robert Mathis Pep Club — 2, 3; Spanish Club — 1; Cross Country — l, 2, 3, 4; Track — 2, 3; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Improved Wrestler — 4 Cary McClurken Science Club — 1, 2; Yearbook Photographer — 3, 4 Jayne Ann McCrary Calendar Girl, July — 4; Prom Court — 4; Black Masque — 3, 4: Library Staff — 2, 3, 4; Pep Club . ey ee —— Club — I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish National Honor Sex: ciety — 2, 3; Softball — 1, 2, 3, 4 Charles G. McElvain Pep Club — I, 2, 3, 4; VICA — Il, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Photographer — 4: Football — 1: Football Man- ager — 4; Wrestling Manager — 4 Mendy Lynn McElvain Flag Corps — 1; Catering Unlim- ited — 4; dye A — I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4 Christina McKinstry Jana Danette Miller Black Ma: ; 3. 4: French Club — 1, 2. 3, 4: Historian — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3. 4: Science Club — 2, 3: Music Makers — 2, 4 Carla J. Morgan Class Vice-President — 1; FHA — 1, 2, 3; Student Council — 1, 2: Basketball — 2; Volleyball — 2 David G. Moritz Pep Club — 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club ——- |: VitCA — 3. 4: Football — I. 2; Football Manager — 4 John Jacob Mucha Pit Band — 4; Stage Crew — 3; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 2, 3; Chorus — 1, 2; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1; VICA — 4: Football — 1, 2; Football Man- ager — l, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Man- ager — I, 3, 4: Baseball Man- ager — l, 3, 4; Track Manager —1,2, 3, 4: ee he — 3, 4; Outstanding Manager from PCHS Julie Murphy James E. Neville Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 3, 4: All South Ist Team Defense Football David J. Ozburn Variety Show Participant — 1, 2, 3: Graduation Usher — 3; Musical — 2, 3, 4; Business Crew — 3, 4; Stage Crew — 3, 4; Show Choir 3, 4; Prom Server — 2; Heart Fund Committee Co-Chairman 4: Illinois State Scholar — 4; So- ciety of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Jets ‘Team — 4; Math Team — 2; Out- standing Senior — 4; Elks Student of the Month — 4; Senior Favor- ite, Mr. PCHS — 4; Scholars of Excellence Scholarship to Union University — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; President — 4; Historian — 3; Class Pres- ident — 1, 3; Class Vice-President — 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; President — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 53, 4; Math Club — 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club — 1, 2; Student Council — 1, 2, 3; Music Makers — 2, 3, 4; President — 3, 4; Foot- ball — 1, 2, 3; Track — 1, 2 Cindy Pabst Catering Unlimited — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4 Toni Renee Peradotto Variety Show Participant — 4; Play — 3; Musical — 2, 3, 4; Pit Band — 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Rifle Corps 1, 2; Black Masque — 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3; French Club — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3; Music Makers — 3, 4; Softball — | Roger Perkey Homecoming Court Escort — 4; Pit Band — 3; Band — 1, 3; Pep Band — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 1, 2; Science Club — 1, 2, 3; SADD — 1, 2; Bas- ketball — 1, 2; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Quad-Captain — 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 3, 4; AIll- Conference — 3, 4; Wrestling Sectional Qualifiers — 4, Best De- fensive Lineman — 4 Katherine Perkins Calendar Girl, December — 4; Variety Show Participant — 4; Graduation Usher — 3; Play — 3, 4: Musical — 2, 3, 4; Prom Server — 2; 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; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon Girl — 3; Black Masque — 2, 3, 4; Vice-President — 4; Class Pres- ident — 4; Class Vice-President — 2, 3: French Club — Il, 2, 3: Junior Class Congress — 3; Na- tional Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 4; Student Council — l, 2: Music Makers — 3, 4; Hi-Q Team — 3; Basketball — 1 Mike Phillips Prom Server — 2; Jazz Band — Il, 2; Baseball — 1; Cross Country — 4; Football — 1, 2; Wrestling — 1, 2.3,4 Kara Jo Porter Calendar Girl, September — 4; Variety Show Participant — 2; So- ciety of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4: Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon Girl — 1, 2; French Club — 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society — 2, 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3,4 Gerry Douglas Pratt Variety Show Participant — 1, 2, 4; Play — 4; Black Masque 4: Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 1, 2; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Statistician — 4 Jennifer Prusacki Homecoming Court — 3; Prom Server — 2; Class Treasurer — 2; Yearbook Staff — 3; Prom Com- mittee — 3; Basketball — 2; Cheerleader — 2; Basketball Man- ager — 2, 3; Basketball Statisti- fan — 2 Kevin R. Przygoda 2nd Place Diesel Equipment Me- chanics Illinois State VICA Skills Olympics — 4; Pep Club — 4; VICA — 2, 3, 4: Vice-President — 3; Secretary 4 Kimberly Suzanne Rains Chorus — 1; FHA — I: Pep Club — 1,2 Amanda Rae Ramsey Play — 3, 4; Make-up Crew — 3, 4; Stage Crew — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Color Guard — 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain — 3, 4; Black Masque — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 4; FHA — ], 2, 3, 4; French Club — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 1, 2, 3, 4 SADD — 1, B: Vice President — 2; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Photographer — 3, 4; Music Makers — 3; Track Manager — 4; Cross Country Manager — 3, 4; Basketball Stat- istician — 1, 2; Wrestling Stat- istician — 3, 4 Stephanie A. Rensi Variety Show Participant — 1, 2, 3, 4; Play — 3; Musical — 2, 3, 4; Senior Favorite, Most Humorous 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary — 3, 4; Pep Band — lI, 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 3, 4; Chorus — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President — 4; Sci- ence Club — 2, 3, 4; Music Mak- ers — 2, 3, 4; Vice-President — 4; Swing Choir — 4; District Chorus — 3, 4; Quad State Band Festival — 4 Kyle D. Ridgeway Christmas Court Escort — 3; VI- CA — 3, 4; Golf — 1, 2, 4 Kipp D. Rule Junior Class Congress — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2; VICA — 2,3; 4; Secretary 2: President — 3, 4; Yearbook Photographer — 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 4; Track — 1 Eric S. Rulevish Prom Server — 2; Class Secretary — 3; Baseball — 1, 2, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Football — 4; Wrestling — 4 Troy Rushing French Club — 1, 2; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 1, 2: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 3, 4; Football — 1, 2; Track — 1, 2, 3; MVP Basketball Team — 4: All-Conference Team — 4; MVP Carbondale Tourna- ment; MVP Benton Tournament; SICA All-Star Game; Track State Participant 3200 Meter Relay Rhonda K. Scholebo Black Masque — 2; FHA — I, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff — 1, 2, 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 4; Science Club — 2; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Coop Student — Perry Maner Nursing Home — 4; Vol- leyball — 1, 3 Rhonda Kay Schrader Variety Show Participant — 3, 4; Graduation Marshall — 3; Play — 3, 4; Musical — 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2; Prom Server — 2; Sweet- heart Court — 2, 3, 4: Sweetheart Queen — 4; Illinois State Scholar — 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Jets Team — 4; Math Team ce Outstanding Senior — 4; Elks Stu- dent of the Month — 4; Senior Favorite — Most Studious — 4; Valedictorian — 4; American League Scholarship — 4; AAL Scholarship — 4; SIUC Academic Scholarship — 4; DARE Role Model — 4; Band — 2, 3, 4: Treasurer — 4; Pep Band — 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 3, 4; President — 4; Chorus — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; President — 4; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep. — 3; Activities Chairman — 4; Na- tional Honor Society — 3, 4; Vice- President — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta — 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Student Council — 3, 4: Yearbook Staff — 2, 3, 4; Music Makers 2, 3, 4: Student Council Rep. — 3, 4; Hi-Q Team — 3, 4; French National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir — 3, 4; Cheerleader — 1; Pyramid — Ed- itor-in-Chief — 4 Cynthia Schubert Graduation Usher — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Jets Team — 3, 4; 3rd Place in Chem- istry; Math Team — I, 2, 3; FHA — 1; National Honor Society — 4 Theresa Schubert Prom Committee — 3; Jets Team — 3; Math Field Day — 3; Cat- ering Unlimited — 4; FHA — lI, 2; Library Staff — 3 Lori Jill Schweizer Variety Show Participant — 3, 4; Musical — 2, 3; Who’s Who American High School Students — 2, 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Black Masque — 1,2,3, 4; FHA — 1, 2; French Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; ST — 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club — Pe. oS Ok 4: Music Makers — 3, 4; ST — 3; Basketball — | Steven Michael Shaw Christmas Court Escort — 1; Va- riety Show Participant — 1, 2, 3; Musical — 3, 4; Pit Band — 3, 4; Prom Server $3: Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1, 2, 3; Chorus — 3; French Club — 1; Junior Class Congress — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council — 4; Vice- President — 4; Basketball — 1; Football — 1, 2, 4; Track — 1, 2 Scott Shubert VICA — 3, 4; Football — 4; Track — 3; Wrestling 3,4 Tammica C. Smith Black Masque — 3; Chorus — 4; FHA — 3; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 2 John Stevens Homecoming Court Escort — 4; Senior Favorite, Most Athletic — 4; Library Staff — 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA — Il, 2; Baseball — 2: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Quad-Captain — 4; Track — 1, 3, 4; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Co- Captain — 4; All-South Wres- tling; 3 Time State Qualifier Wrestling; MVP Football; MVP Wrestling; 2 Honorable Mention Football Timothy Struck Larry T. Tadlock VICA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1 Veronica L. Taylor FHA — I, 3, 4; Nurses Aid — 4; Pep Club — 1, 3 Wayne Tedder Sweetheart Court Escort — 3: FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, , 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country — lI, 2, 3; Football — 4; All-South Basketball Team — 4: All-Southern Illinois Coaches As- sociation; Benton All- Tournament Invitational Team — 4; All-Star Team Benjamin R. Thomas Play Cast — 3, 4; Musical Cast — 4: Illinois State Scholar — 4; So- ciety of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4: Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Team — 2, 3; Ist Place IAEEE State Electronics Contest: Black Masque — I, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Math Club — |, 2. 3, 4: Science Club — I, 2, 3, 4; VICA — 3, 4 Jennifer R. Thompson October Calendar Girl — 4: Homecoming Court — 4; Illinois State Scholar — 4; Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students — 4; Who’s Who Among Amer- ican High School Students — 4; Elks Student of the Month — 4; Senior Favorite, Most Athletic — 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; Na- tional Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; ST-4; Science Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD — 1; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 3; Coop Student, GS Metals — 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain — 3, 4; Volleyball — Best Defensive — 2; MVP — 3, 4; Ist Team All-Conference — 3, 4; Varsity Award — 3, 4; Basketball — J.V. MVP — 1; MVP — 2, 3, 4; Ist Team All-Conference — 2, 3, 4; All-South — 2, 3, 4; Woodlawn All-Tournament Team — 2, 3, 4: 147 148 Southern Illinois Prep of the Week — 3; Varsity Award — 3, 4; 4th Team All-State; P.C.H.S. Ca- reer Scoring Record — 1,316 pts.; Softball — Most Stolen Bases — 1, 2, 3: State All-Tournament Team — 2; Ist Team All- Conference — 2, 3; Ist Team All- South — 2, 3; Best Offensive — 2; Best Defensive — 3; 3rd Year Varsity Award — 3; Elks All-Star Beth Ann Tincher Class President — 2; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff — 1; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Drama Club — 2; Prom Crowning Committee Chairman — 3 Leslie Voorhees June Calendar Girl — 4; Variety Show Participant — 1, 2; Home- coming Court — 4; Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon Girl — 3, 4; Junior Class Congress — 3; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2 ary — 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4: Sci- ence Club — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President — 3; Student Council — 2, 3; Basket- ball — 1, 2; Softball — 1; Vol- leyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Im- proved Basketball — 1, 2; Most Improved Volleyball — 3 Michelle Lee Weinhold Variety Show Participant — 3, 4; 1; FHA — 1; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — 3, 4; SADD — 1, 2; SADD — 1, 2; Spanish Club — lI, 2, 3, 4; Pres- ident — 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Manager — 2, 3 Jeffery D. West Society of Distinguished High School Students — 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Spanish National Honor Society — 2; Band — 1; Pep Band — 1; Pep Club — 2, 4; Math Club — |; Science Club — 1, 2; Spanish Club — 1, 2; Yearbook Photographer — 3,4 Alison Whitson Variety Show veg Hg — |, 2, 3. 4: Prom Court — 4; Prom Sore. er — 3: a Court — 4: DAR Award — 4; Math Team — 1, 2; Outstanding Senior — 4; Elks Student of the Month — 4; Senior Favorite, Most Likely to Succeed — 4; FHA — l, 2, 3, 4; Secretary — 4; Junior Class Con- gress — 3; National Honor So- ciety — 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — I, 2, 3 4: Math Club — I, 3, 4; Pres. ident — 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4: Science _— — 3, 4; Spanish Club — l, 3: President — 3; Student da — 4: Yearbook Staff — 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball — | Dawn Annette Whittington Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Jets Team — 3; Class President — 3; ee Council — 3; ars , 2, 3, 4: Softball — 1, 2, 3, 4; V Volovbol — | Robert Louis Wildermuth Prom Court Escort — 4: Sweet- heart Court Escort — 2; Pep Club me Es Se eS NAGA me A, os OS Baseball — 1, 3. 4: Basketball — |. 2, Se Scop Country — 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain; Best Defensive Basketball Player — 4 Chad Aaron Wilkin Society of Distinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep an — 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club — |, 3, 4 So oe Club — 4; Mu ini Theta — 3, 4; Science Club — 4; Spanish Club — lI, 2; Basketball — |, 2. 3, 4: Cross Country — I, 2, 3, 4; Track — : ]. 2 3 Larry Williams Kimbra Dawn Woodside May Calendar Girl — 4; Variety Show Participant — 2; Homecom- ing Court — 4; Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 2, 3, 4: Senior Favorite, Most School Spirited — 4; Spanish Na- tional Honor Society — 2; Best Dressed Senior Girl — 4; Band — 1; Pep Band — 1; Class Secretary — 4; Junior Class Congress — 38; Library Staff — P National Hon- - Society — 3, 4; Pep Club — 1, 34: Math C te — 3, 4; Vice- sai nt — 4; Mu Alpha Theta — §$. 4: Serience Club — 5, 4: Spanish Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student ar ag te 2 3. 4: ewe S. l.. 2 Pee — |. 3, 4: Vol. yall —= i. 3. 4: : olleyball —_ } V.MV p_9 2: All-Conference — 4: Co-MVP — 4: Best Defensive — 3; Softball — MVP — I, 2, 3; All-Conference l, 2, } All South — 2, 3; All-Tournament Team at IHSA State ‘Tourney — 2; Southern Illinois Player of the Month — 2; Southern Illinois Player of the Week — | Mark Lane Woodside Pep Club — 4 Gary Lee vg Chorus — l, ; Pep Club — 4; VICA — 4 FBL A ——a 3 Melissa Melinda Wright Graduation Marshall — 3; Illinois State Scholar — 4; Pit Band — 4: Jets Team — 3, 4; Chorus — 4; FHA — l, 2; French Club — 4; National haa Society — 4; Mu- sic Makers — 4; Volleyball — 3 Rick Yeager Coop Student, Pinckneyville High School — 4; Track Manager — I, 2; Basketball Manager — 2 Many Students Honored for Work Left: Co-Valedictorians Brady Jennings and Rhonda Schrader receive their awards and congratulations from Mr. Brewer. Below: Salutatorian Sarah Dickey is recognized for academic achievement. ik eT? | David Ozburn receives his Gkitees of Excellence Award from Union University. - w@e - —_ Left: Stephanie Rensi (pictured) along with Kathy Perkins and David Ozburn won special awards for their work in Music Makers over three years. Above: Jeff West, Bobbi Rednour, and Leslie Gladson won awards in art and photography in contests sponsored by Mitchell Museum of Mt. Vernon. 49 With Education Comes Opportunity; If} | . pital adh mS j ; p= oF =a —e eds co § 4 ww Co-Valedictorians | | Brady Jennings | nal ; bee Rhonda Schrader � £ ———— Salutatorian Sarah Dickey Illinois State Scholars Joe Bruno Sarah Dickey Brady Jennings Aaron Kellerman Kathy Kopshever David Ozburn Kathy Perkins Rhonda Schrader Ben Thomas Jennifer Thompson Melissa Wright Mrs. Lovel presents Rhonda Schrader with a certificate for her participation in the Academic All-American program sponsored by the Chicago Tribune. Presidential Academic Many Scholarship Winners Brady Jennings Rhonda Schrader Sarah Dickey Howard and Marie Pinckard Scholarships Melissa Wright Math and Science — Brady Jennings David Ozburn English — Rhonda Schrader Kathy Perkins Charlene Greer Alberta Kuhnert Scholarship Dawn Whittington Alison Whitson Aaron Kellerman Jennifer Thompson Bryan Helvey Ben Thomas Kathy Kopshever Helen Kuykendall Scholarship Kathy Perkins Stephanie Hill Memorial Scholarship Leslie Voorhees The Presidential Academic Fitness Pinckneyville Elementary Education Association Award is given to students who main- Sarah Dickey tain at least a 4.3 grade point average . over four years, receive a 24 or above pag or a on the ACT test and have taken a col- aw Naeem lege prep curriculum. The award is giv- PCHS Science Club Scholarship en by President George Bush. Bryan Helvey Delta Theta Tau Sorority Scholarship Amy Bruns Lions Club Scholarship Alison Whitson First National Bank Scholarships Rhonda Holt Ben Thomas Community Bankers Assoc. of Illinois Kathy Perkins 150 “With Hard Work Comes Success’? — Disraeli NEED SCIENCE INFORMATION? tre ee Brady Jennings received Illinois Science Teachers Award from Mr. McPheeters. Honored in Class of 1989 Air Force Scholarship Aaron Kellerman Marine Corps Semper Fidelis Award David Ozburn SIU Alumni Scholarship and Southern Illinoisan Scholarship Sarah Dickey Rend Lake College Presidential Scholarship Tammy Jones Cynthia Schubert McKendree College Presidential Scholarship Melissa Wright Olivet Nazarene College Scholarship Dawn Whittington Union University Scholars of Excellence Scholarship David Ozburn Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarship Charlene Greer Sheriff's Association Scholarship Kara Porter Rend Lake College Scholarships Kevin Przygoda — Auto Mechanics Lonnie Hinds — Welding Frank Kocian — Agriculture Perfect Attendance Four Years Amy Bruns David Harris Three Years Marcia Bochantin Frank Kocian Jeff Lee John Mucha Ben Thomas Two Years Jeannine Batson Kent Epplin Darwin Jausel Brady Jennings Tammy Jones Aaron Kellerman Kipp Rule Kimbra Woodside Cindy Schubert One Year David Adcock Jada Batson Susan Bigham Dwayne Brand Sarah Dickey Patrick Dinkins Andrea Dunn Cindy Fisher Brian Hagene Joel Harris Stacy Heine Rhonda Holt Derek Jenkel Allen Konkel Tim Loos Aaron Lunnemenn Chris McKinstry Cathy Malan David Ozburn Cindy Pabst Roger Perkey Kevin Przygoda Rhonda Schrader Michelle Weinhold Jeff West Bobby Wildermuth ID! Students Recognized For Outstanding Other Senior Awards Daughters of the American Revolution Alison Whitson Sons of the American Revolution David Ozburn American Legion Awards Rhonda Schrader David Ozburn Outstanding French Students Four Years of Straight A’s Tammy Jones Rhonda Schrader Outstanding Music Students National School Choral Award Stephanie Rensi John Philip Sousa Outstanding Band Award Brooke Lueker Music Makers Awards David Ozburn Kathy Perkins Stephanie Rensi Athletic Awards Democrat Award — Career Hustle and Desire Jennifer Thompson Bobby Wildermuth Most Valuable Senior Athletes Jennifer Thompson Aaron Kellerman 152 Achievements Selected to Participate in the University of Illinois Junior En- gineering Technical Society (JETS) Summer Program Jeff Miller One of Twenty Participants Selected for the Southeast Missouri State University Young Scholars in the Mathematical Sciences Program Sujata Shanbhag FHA-HERO Awards Senior Outstanding Members Jeannine Batson Charlene Greer Outstanding — member Jeannine Batson Charlene Greer Karen Huggins Kim Williams Sexy Legs Contest Jodi Hofmeister Section Contest Winners Personal Sewing rae Buschschulte harlene Greer Decorated Cookie Dawn Perry Jeanne Rheinecker Cake Decorating Jada Batson Jeannine Batson Relish Tray Kim Williams Cooking Contest Winners Main Dish Karen Huggins Kim Williams Salad Joyce Buschschulte Nikki Hagene Bread Sarah Dickey Heather McCrary Cookies Charlene Greer Bernadine Morrow Desserts Brenda Bender Nikki Hagene Do Your Own Thing Contest Winners Stitchery Joyce Buschschulte Melinda Malawy Tina Sherman Cheryl Timpner Clothing Construction Joyce Buschschulte harlene Greer Stuffed Animals Jeannine Batson Bambi Lueker Miscellaneous Karen Huggins Melinda Malawy Kerri Place In Academics, Organizations and Athletics Kim Gendron participated individually in Girls Track and won fifth place in the shot put at the State Track Meet at EIU. Cross Country Bobby Wildermuth — All South Brian Keller — State Qualifier Football James Neville — First team All- Conference Brady Jennings — Second team All- Conference Roger Perkey — Second team AIll- Conference All-Star Football Classic Participants James Neville and Brady Jennings Athletic Department Recognition Four Years Managing All Sports Bryan Helvey and John Mucha Basketball Troy Rushing — All South All Conference MVP Class A Carbondale Tournament Benton Tournament Team Lions Club All-Star Game Mike Napier — All-Conference Most Assists Wayne Tedder — All-South Best Free Throw Percentage Wes Sroka — Most Rebounds Bobby Wildermuth — Best Defensive Player Caleb Rath — Most Improved Player Jennifer Thompson — All-South All-Conference Lions Club All- Star Game PCHS Career Scoring Leader Wrestling Most Improved — Rob Mathis Most Pins — Ray Keller Athletic MVP ’s Volleyball — Jennifer Thompson Kimbra Woodside Cross Country — Bobby Wildermuth Golf — Kyle Ridgeway Football — John Stevens Girls’ Basketball — Jennifer Thompson Boys’ Basketball — Troy Rushing Wrestling — John Stevens Softball — Kimbra Woodside Track — Brian Keller Chris McGranahan Track Brian Keller — State Qualifier Softball First Team All-Conference Kimbra Woodside — Pitcher Andrea Clark — Pitcher Nicole Rule — Catcher Dawn Whittington — Infield Jennifer Thompson — Outfield Second Team All-Conference Heather Opp — Infield 153 FFA Dominates Award Winners MOST ACTIVE CHAPTER MEMBER Freshman Class — Chris Woolsey Sophomore Class — Vivian Garner Junior Class — Tibretta Bigham Senior Class — Charlene Greer SECTION 24 CROPS JUDGING Ist Place Team Frank Kocian Ist. Ind. Kevin Loos 2nd. Ind. Daron Fox 3rd. Ind. Allen Konkel Team Member Tim Loos Team Member SECTION 24 LIVESTOCK JUDGING $.I.U. — Carbondale Ist. Place Team Clinton Furlow Ist. Ind. Scott Sullivan 4th. Ind. Mark Fox Oth. Ind. Kevin Loos Team Member John Mayer Team Member SECTION 24 SOIL JUDGING Ist. Place Team Brian Ruppert Ist. Ind. Drew Kocian 4th. Ind. Tibretta Bigham 7th. Ind. Rodney Miller Team Member SECTION 24 AG. MECHANICS Rend Lake Community College Ist. Place Team Surveying — Allen Konkel — Ist. Place Electricity — Tim Loos — Ist. Place al remy — Daron Fox — Ist. Place Welding — Kirk Hagene — Ist. Place Ag. Power — Frank Kocian — Ist. Place Frank Kocian won a scholarship to Rend Lake SECTION 24 PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST Chris Woolsey Ist. Pl. Creed Speaking Vivian Garner 2nd. Pl. Extemporaneous Tibretta Bigham 3rd. Pl. Prepared SECTION 24 PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE 2nd. Place Team Charlene Greer Ist. Pl. Secretary Vivian Garner Ist. Pl. Floor Member Tibretta Bigham 3rd. Pl. Chairperson Chris Woolsey Floor Member Doug Bruns Floor Member SECTION 24 FARM MANAGEMENT Kaskaskia Community College 2nd. Place Team Charlene Greer 2nd. Ind. Jodee Boyd 5th. Ind. SECTION 24 DAIRY JUDGING 9th. Place Team Tibretta Bigham Austin Konkel Vivian Garner Team Member Team Member Team Member STATE SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Illinois State Fair 3rd. Place Team Aaron Konkel Brian Bender Allen Konkel Derek Jenkek re Jenkel Dean Brand anny Loos Tim Loos id Loos Daron Fox ark Fox seri Mayer Brian Ruppert obert Pyatt Wayne Tedder 154 FOUNDATION AWARDS Denotes Section 24 Winner STUDENT Frank Kocian Charlene Greer Robert Pyatt Derek Jenkel Drew Kocian Robert Pyatt Doug Bruns Charlene Greer Melissa Greer Kim Jenkel Frank Kocian Allen Konkel Allen Konkel Wayne Tedder Robert Pyatt Charlene Greer Daron Fox PROJECT AREA Star Agribusiness Star Farmer Beef Production Cereal Grain Prod. Diversified Crop Prod. Div. Livestock Prod. Feed Grain Production Floriculture Forestr Horse Pradiciency Placement Ag. Prod. Oil Crop Production Poultry Production Spec. Animal Prod. Sheep Production Swine Production Wildlife Management DISTRICT V PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE 5th. Place Team Charlene Greer Chris Woolsey Tibretta Bigham Doug Bruns Vivian Garner DISTRICT V SPEECH CONTEST Chris Woolsey Vivian Garner 2nd. Pl. Secretary 3rd. Pl. Floor Member Chairman Floor Member Floor Member Creed Speaking Extemporaneous REND LAKE — SIU COMPUTER CONTEST Rend Lake Community College Vivian Garner Melissa Greer Team Member Team Member DUQUOIN STATE FAIR LIVESTOCK JUDGING 5th. Place Team Robert Pyatt ci Boyd ivian Garner Tibretta Bigham 6th Ind. 14th Ind. 31st. Ind. 47th. Ind. Robert Pyatt 2nd. High Ind. Sheep LIVESTOCK SHOW TROPHY WINNERS Robert Pyatt Robert Pyatt Robert Pyatt Lisa Jenkel sore Boyd obert Pyatt Robert Pyatt Kirk Hagene Tibretta Bigham Tibretta Bigham STATE HORSE JUDGING Black Hawk Jr. College 5th. Place Team — Vivian Garner Tibretta Bigham Jodee Boyd STATE HORSE JUDGING Black Hawk Jr. College Reasons Team Chris Woolsey Austin Konkel Clint Furlow STATE FFA DEGREES Charlene Greer Frank Kocian Sheep Showmanship Champion Female Beef Showmanship Horse Best of Show Horse Showmanship Swine Showmanship Champion Female Champion Barrow Dairy Showmanship Champion Female ‘Team Member Team Member Team Member Team Member Team Member Team Member Students Close Out Year of New Attitudes When Dr. Thomas Bradley, newly hired superintendent, introduced himself and spoke on Thursday morning, Au- gust 25, 1988, students and faculty alike understood that this year would be different. Dr. Bradley’s emphasis on pride and commitment to high standards in all aspects of school life helped to inspire a new attitude among the PCHS community. Nine new faculty teachers, over ninety students from Tamaroa who now attended PCHS via consolidation, and a freshman class of 137 were also included among the new faces expressing new attitudes and starting school in a different place than last year. Band, football, vedlevball, golf and cross country were early starters in the school year’s beginning, and differ- ences were noted in some coaching assignments. Class officers and student council members were elected to or- ganizations led by new advisors and instituting new stand- ards. A Swing Choir and Show Choir emerged out of the Music Makers organization and performed in a number of community events. ““Our Miss Brooks’”’ was Black Masque’s fall play. National attention turned to the final days of the pres- idential campaign. In the race marred by old-fashioned ‘“‘mud-slinging’’ and newly accepted “‘negative campaign- ing’ by both top candidates, the Republican ticket of George Bush and Dan Quayle defeated Democrats Michael Dukakis and Lloyd Bentsen. There was much enthusiasm again this year for the basketball Panthers. They emerged as co-champions of the SWEC, won the Regional title and advanced to Sectional where they were defeated by eventual state champ Carlyle. John Stevens qualified for the state wrestling champion- ship for the third consecutive year. Nationally, George Bush was inaugurated as the 4lst President of the United States, John Tower, Bush’s De- fense Secretary appointee, was rejected by the Senate, bringing up new questions on ethics which continued through the spring. Lt. Col. Oliver North was found guilty on three of twelve charges facing him for his role in the Iran-Contra scandal. Speaker of the House Jim Wright resigned under fire for alleged ethical violations as well. On a positive note, a glorious new MGM theme park was opened in Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Changes were approved and made in the PCHS building as the lockers were painted and ceiling fans were installed in the auditorium. The baseball and softball teams had winning seasons, with the girls including a nineteen game win streak in their year and an undefeated conference mark. In track, Brian Keller qualified for state, as he had in cross country. Kim Gendron, competing individually throughout the season, placed fifth in the state girls’ track meet in the shot put. The Music Makers presented “Bye, Bye Birdie,’ and rumors of Elvis Presley’s being alive were fueled locally as well as na- tionwide through the tabloids. The school year began to come to a close in May. The Juniors put on “In My Dreams’ for Prom. Many organ- izations elected officers for the 1989-90 school year. Final exams rolled around which included two days for Seniors and two days for all other students. The differences in the build- ing continued with os the changing of offices and removing asbestos. Plans were finalized for these projects to go on during the summer along with painting the walls, lowering the ceilings and installing new tile in the hallways of PCHS. Baccalaureate at First Baptist Church and outdoor Commencement exercises on Quillman Field closed out the school year’s activities. Even while the school year closed, new attitudes toward democracy flared uprisings internationally. In China, large numbers of students held peaceful protests, sit-ins and hunger strikes to gain attention for their desire for a more democratic system of government. When violence erupted because of the military’s intervention, the world was stunned by the brutal slayings of thousands of unarmed students. More democratic elections were held for the first time in over forty years in Poland, and candidates backed by the Solidarity party won numerous seats in government. Soviet troops had withdrawn from Afghanistan, and when their leaders visited the United States, some new openness also seemed possible with the Russians. The Ayatollah Khomeni died in Iran, and new hope for America’s hostages being held was raised as an expected power struggle emerged after the passing of a powerful lead- er. A year of differences marked 1988-89; new attitudes, new friends, and new appearances were all a part of PCHS’ year bringing about the end of the classes of the 1980’s and an optimistic view of the 1990’s, heading toward the close of the twentieth century. 155 RRR atten ee NINETEEN HUNDRED The French Travel group received honorary degrees from Hamburger University in Chicago from “‘Uncle Ed” Rensi, President of McDonald’s USA, and everyone’s pal Ronald. EIGHTY The graduates gather outside Thomas Gym before lining up to be led into Commencement on Quillman Field. Endof the Eighties BACCALAUREATE SERVICE BACCALAUREATE SERVICE First Baptist Church May 21, 1989 F230 FM Processional Jody Clegg Hymn “Holy, Holy, Holy No. 1 Richard Vaughn, Minister of Music First Baptist Church Organist, Mrs. David Thompson Invocation Seminarian Jim Deiters St. Bruno's Catholic Church Welcome Senior Class President Kathy Perkins Old Testament Reading Brady Jennings, Co-Valedictorian Proverbs 9:1-10, 13-18 Old Testament Reading Rhonda Schrader, Co-Valedictorian Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 Vocal Duet More Than A Song Stephanie Rens David Ozburn New Testament Reading Sarah Dickey, Salutatorian I Corinthians 13:1]-13 Baccalaureate Prayer Seminarian Jim Deiters PCHS Chorus Look Beyond Tomorrow composer Dave Dunbar Director, Stephen Cannedy Baccalaureate Message Reverend Charles Proudfoot SO YOU HAVE A DIPLOMA, SO WHAT? Minister, First United Presbyterian Church Solo “Like An Eagle Brooke Lueker Hymn God Be With You No. 26] Benediction Reverend Charles Proudfoot Recessiona| Jody Clegg Congregation Standing 160 PINCKNEYVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL David Gary Adcock Lori Lynn Bathon Jada Louise Batson Jeannine Rashelle Batson Amy Lou Bigham Angela Lynn Bigham Julie Marie Bigham Susan Kay Bigham Theresa Mary Bird Marcia Helen Bochantin Mary Beth Bovay Dean Christopher Brand Dwayne J. Brand Lynn Ann Bratten Karla Marie Brueggemann Joseph Pete Bruno Amy Elizabeth Bruns Douglas Edward Bruns Kelly Ann Bumann Laura Rene Burnett Timothy S. Cheek Gordon Jason Combs Sarah Ruth Dickey Patrick Brvan Dinkins Andrea Beth Dunn Kent Allen Epplin Cindy Rae Fisher Daron Lee Fox Donna Rose George Frank Andrew Gleason Rachel C. Goans Charlene R. Greer Melissa Ann Greer Lori Lee Griftin Brian Ray Hagene Lee Anne Haley David Charles Harris Joel Dean Harris Stacy R. Heine Bryan Judd Helvey Lonnie Dean Hinds Robert E. Holder CLASS OF 1989 Rhonda Sue Holt Deborah Ann Hubler Robert D. Hutchings Darwin Leon Jausel Derek Thomas Jenke! Brady Alan Jennings Tammy Sue Jones Raymond Edward Keller Aaron Kent Kellerman Amy Dawn Kellerman Staci Marie Kellerman Frank Russell Kocian Kerri Ann Koenegstein Allen Konkel M. Katherine Kopshever Joanne Kay Lawhorn William L. Lawless Jettery A. Lee Diane Marie Loos Tim J. Loos Bambi Kav Lueker Brooke Ann L.ueker Aaron W. Lunnemann Catherine Marie Malan Gina Rae Malawy Michael Amos Mathis Robert Aaron Mathis V. Cary McClurken Javne Ann McCrary Charles Glenn McElvain Mendy Lynn McElvain Christina R. McKinstry Jana Danette Miller Carla Jean Morgan David George Moritz John Jacob Mucha Julie Lynn Murphy James Earl Neville David Jarrell Ozburn Cynthia Lynn Pabst Toni Renee Peradotto Roger Dale Perkev Katherine Denise Perkins W. Michael Phillips Kara Jo Porter Gerry Douglas Pratt Jennifer JoAnn Prusacki Kevin Ray Przygoda Kimberly Suzanne Rains Amanda Rae Ramsey Stephanie Anne Rensi Deana Rose Karabec Rodman Kipp Douglas Rule Eric Stanley Rulevish Troy D. Rushing Debbie A. Saunders Rhonda Kay Scholebo Rhonda Kay Schrader Cynthia Ann Schubert Theresa Louise Schubert Lori Jill Schweizer Steven Michael Shaw Scott Shubert Tammica Carrie Smith John Joe Stevens Timothy Shane Struck [_arrv T. Tadlock Veronica Lynn Taylor Wavne Milton Tedder Beth Ann Tincher Benjamin Richard Thomas Jennifer Ruth Thompson Leslie Kay Voorhees Michelle Lee Weinhold Jettery D. West Alison Kay Whitson Dawn Annette Whittington Robert L. Wildermuth Chad Aaron Wilkin Larry A. 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