Pittsfield High School - Saukee Yearbook (Pittsfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

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Flute; Rose Heightman, Clarinet: Dennise Heavner, bassoon; Pam Motley, French Horn Presentation of Honors Awards................................Tom Johnson Senior Class Sponsor Presentation of Aw ards.................................................Don Mellon Principal, Pittsfield High School “Like An Eagle”......................................................Carl Strommen Gina Bartlett, Jon Church, Angela Hayden, Gena Hoaglin. Rosemary Meyer, Kelly Morrow, Amy Smith, Lori Smith, Dian Weir, Jenny Willard Honor Student Addresses............................Rosemary Meyer. Robin Miller Gina Bartlett. Kim Whewell Presentation of Graduating Class to Dr. Richard Basden Superintendent - Unit District 10 By Don Mellon - Principal - Pittsfield High School Presentation of Diplomas............................................Karen Puckett Secretary - Unit District 10 Board of Education Closing Prayer....................................................Dian Weir Student Council Member Audience will please stand for Processional and remain seated for Recessional In 1961 Mrs. Sealock came to Pittsfield High School as a home economics teacher. The following year Mrs. Beckenholdt was employed as Spanish and business education instructor. With deepest appreciation we recognize their years of dedication to classroom instruction and to their students. Our most sincere regards go with them as we wish 4 them a rewarding and happy retirement. s Wijsmm UtiJ 1'LiiL.UJVL: VL JLiitilL tlitiLlilrli mV LililrLUiliLUiLliV We would like to present to the students and faculty the 1985 edition of the Saukee Yearbook. We hope this yearbook will be a remembrance of the years we all spent here at Pittsfield High School. This year's annual is unique in a way because we tried to include everyone and their activities. We have made many new changes this year in hopes that you will enjoy it. We have several people to thank for all their help in putting this annual together. First of all. we would like to thank our staff who helped throughout the year especially Teresa McCartney, Rosie Heightman, Pam Weaver, Michelle Gates, Susan Rupert, Amy Lowry, and Christie Zumwalt. They stayed with us through the last few months after school, late into the evening, and after school was out trying to meet our June 1 deadline. Thank you Rosie for being our official photographer this year. The annual is better because of all your fun pictures. You surprised many people with that camera. Thanks to Billy Beard for designing our cover and divider pages. You did A GREAT job!! We would like to thank the PIKE PRESS, Mr. Stocker, Mrs. Prentice, the students, and faculty for donating all the pictures that made this a fun annual. Thanks for all your help and patience. Thank you Mr. Mellon for helping us set up dates for pictures and letting us do some new things with the annual like printing the senior pictures in color. Finally, we would like to thank Mr. Sandidge for taking all of our class, organization, and sports pictures. He, also, has contributed a lot to the yearbook this year. Good luck to all the underclassmen for success in the future and to the SENIORS good luck with your future lives. We hope your dreams come true!!!!!!! TO THE SENIORS Together these last few years We've shared smiles, frowns, and even tears We’ve shared good times and bad. Happy and sad. We hope this annual has made it clear; Many, so many, are the memories we Hold dear. As the time for you to go out on your own Draws near, We ask only that you remember These words that are truly sincere And happiness too. We wish you the very best in all You do As we dedicate this annual to you: 5 Seated: Frank Heavner, Karen Puckett, Superintendent Dr. Richard Basden, Harry Gleckler, and Chuck Seybold. Standing: Garold Parkins, Don Crater, Jim Gay. fl Tom Ray, Assistant Principal Don Mellon, Principal 6 Mary Lou Booth Secretary Patricia L. Beckenholdt B.S., Spanish I, II, III, IV, Typing IA, IB, Spanish Club Sponsor Linda Belford - B.S. Secretarial Office Practice, Computer Programming, Consumer Education Dave Bennett - B.A. Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, P.E. David H. Coe - B.S., Auto Mechanics I, II Sue Evans Secretary Cathy Smith Secretary William Ferguson B.S., M.S., Guidance Counselor Mark Dalpozzo • B.A., M.A., Band Bob DeVries • B.S., Industrial Arts, Drafting II, IV, Woods II, III, Building Trades. Kathleen Dunn - B.S., M.S., Typing IA, IB, College Grammar, Enrichment Class, Freshman Class Advisor Clara Durall - B.S., M.A. Typing II, Shorthand I, II, Bookkeeping I, II, Yearbook Advisor. 7 Richard Feezel - B.A., Chemistry, Physics, Biology II, Electricity II and III Joan Feldpausch B.S., MS., Chorus Swing Choir Charles Ferguson B.S., Agriculture I, II, III, and IV, Welding, FFA Sponsor Karen Fox - B.S., Special Education Helen Harman - B.S., M.A., American History, SAE Sponsor James Hirsh - B.S., Vocational Math, Trigonometry, College Algebra, Algebra II Tom Johnson - B.S., Drivers Education, Track, Senior Class Advisor Janet Lane - B.S., MS., English I, Latin I, II and III, Latin Club Sponsor Leonard Onken -B.A., Health, Freshman Basketball, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach Mary Lea Prentice -B.S., MS., Media Supervisor, Library Club, Photography Club Sponsor Debbie Rahe - B.S., Special Education Learning Disabilities Keith Rice - B.F.A., Art, Volleyball Coach 8 Donna Smith - B.S., Personal Realtions, Home Economics I, Cheerleading and Saukeet Sponsor f - .1 Alan Riley - B.S., Algebra I Joann Sealock - B.A., Foods II, Child Care I, Food Service, Adult Living Terry Spangler B.S., M.S., Biology I Curt Simonson • B.S. English I and II, Sports Figures, IL History, Am. Problems, Wrestling and Football coach Jerry Stocker - B.S., M.S., Ed. D„ General Math, Life Science Rebecca Schmalshof -B.A., English II, Speech, Journalism, Sophomore Class Advisor Rhonda Vinyard Girls' Pi3' James D. Sanderson B.A., M.A., 18 Yr. Old Voter, Sociol., Pike Co. Hist., Criminol., World Geog., NHS Spon. Dale Smith - B.S., M.S., Co-op, Boy’s P.E., Golf Coach Jean Uhe - B.S., Special Education, EMH, and LD Jon Robb - B.A., M.S., English III, College Literature 9 Gary Wilder - Eileen Wilkey - B.S., Woods II, Metals B.S., Special II and III, Industrial Education Arts I, Small Engines Gary Woods -B.S., M.S., General Math, Algebra I, Geometry Cheryl Zimmerman -Clothing II and III, Home Economics I, Adult Living, Consumer Education Pat Durall, Dorthy Zumwalt, Mildred Smith, fay Ellis and Don Greening, Transportation Dora May Weinant, Phyllis Ehredt Cooks Directors Russell Miller, Custodian Jim Russell, Custodian George Hoos, Custodian 10 This year's outstanding senior class officers were president, Tim Fischer; vice-president, Marc Hein; secretary, Angie Goode: treasurer, Amy Smith. Rosemary Meyer was student council president. Other members were Barri Clark, Coleen Leahy, Dian Weir, Kelly Morrow, and Angela Hayden. Our great football players were John Tanner, John Critchelow, Reggie Pennock, Vincent Sapp, Tony Goodwin, Craig Rush, Gary Pursley, Kelly Morrow, David McCartney. Sam Cunningham, Greg Lyons. Bill Spoonmore, Brenton Dean, Jeff Brown, and Chris Johnson. They made it all the way to the semi-finals! This year’s golfers were Berry Willard, Eric Miller, Jon Church, and Mike Dodson. Our beautiful homecoming queen was Jane Curless. Her attendants were Sandy Hayden, Barri Clark, Jennifer Frazier, Missy Sidwell, and Audrey Dunn. Robin Miller was the honorary attendant. Our peppy cheerleaders were Christy Harris, Jane Curless, and Lori Smith. The Saukee mascot was Sandy Hayden. Jeff Brown and Tim Sheppard were the senior wrestlers. This year our basketball team won its ninth consecutive regional title! They also earned a berth in the Elite Eight’’ and went to Champaign. The awesome senior players were Tim Fischer, John Tanner, Phillip Hoover, Scott Shelton, and Greg Lyons. Congratulations Guys!! Teresa McCartney, Gena Hoaglin, Amy Smith, Angela Hayden, Dian Weir, and Kate Kraybill were our lively senior saukettes. The senior track boys were Phil Hoover, Bill Spoonmore, Bob Hooper, Greg Lyons, and Sam Cunningham. Sam had an excellent year, he captured third at state in the 300 Low Hurdles while setting a new school record. The senior volleyball players were Robin Miller, Rosemary Meyer, Jennifer Frazier, Coleen Leahy, and Angie Hammit-Tankersley. They became the regional champs. Tammy Wade, Dawn Vines, Kim Johnston, Starr McDaniles were the senior basketball players. Angie Goode and DeeDee McAllister kept the team well organized. The senior track girls were Lori Scranton. Rosemary Meyer, and Jennifer Frazier. Jennifer went all the way to state in the high jump. The boys' baseball players were John Tanner, Kelly Morrow, Tony Goodwin, and Chris Johnson. The softball players were Robin Miller, Dawn Vines, Tammy Wade, and Kim Johnston. They had a very' good season. They made it to the regional finals. The co-editors of the annual were Colleen Carroll and Angie Goode. This year we chose to go to Wisconsin Dells for our senior trip. We would like to thank T. J. for all of the help, and good luck to next year's class! 13 14 15 16 Chorus Award Winner Sousa Award Winner with Quintet SAA Winners A scholarship award winner 17 Lee Barton Ronnie Bauer Gina Bell Wayne Brewer Jeff Brown Tim Brown Kirk Carter Greg Casteel Tim Cathorall Carol Grimes Barton Colleen Carroll Jon Church 18 Barri Clark Heidi Clark Debbie Cox Melissa Cox Doug Daniel John Critchelow Sam Cunningham Jane Curless Mona Curtis Polly Daniels Bren ton Dean Leann Dark Steve Dean Mike Dodson Cathy Duesterhaus Audrey Dunn 19 JAKE ALLEN - Industrial Arts 4. Jake plans to work. JERRY ANDERSON - GINA BARTLETT - Volleyball 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; All District Chorus 3; TEAMS 4. Gina plans to attend the University of Illinois. CAROL BARTON - Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Saukettes 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Junior Class Secretary. Carol plans to be a homemaker and raise a family. LEE BARTON - FFA 1,2,4. Lee plans to farm. RONNIE BAUER - Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4. Ronnie plans to farm. GINA BELL - Hall Monitor 2,3. Gina is undecided about her future plans. BILL BOOKER - FFA 1,2; Green hand degree 1; Chapter Farmer 2. Bill plans to go into police work. WAYNE BREWER - Football 1.2; Wrestling 1.2. Wayne plans to attend Robert Morris College in July, majoring in computerized business systems. JEFF BROWN - Wrestling 3,4; Track 3; Wrestling team captain 3,4. Jeff plans to join the Army. COLLEEN CARROLL - Track 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Freshmen Class Treasurer; Junior Class Vice-President; Spanish Club 1; Annual Editor 4; NHS 4; SAA 4. Colleen plans to enroll in Robert Morris College, studying to be an Administrative Secretary. KIRK CARTER - FFA 1,2,3,4. Kirk plans to join the Air Force and will be stationed at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, and be a mechanic. GREG CASTEEL - Football 1,2; Wrestling 1. Greg plans to go into the Air Force. TIM CATHORALL - Track 2,3; FFA 1,2. Tim plans to join the Marines. JON CHURCH - Golf 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Baseball 2; Art Club 3; NHS 4; Pike County Scholar 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Academic All American 4; Chorus Ensemble Contest 4. Jon plans to attend Southwest Baptist University. BARRI CLARK - Homecoming attendant 1,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Band 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; SAA 4. Barri has decided to further her education at Northeast Missouri State University and major in Accounting. HEIDI CLARK - Photography Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 3,4; FHA 4; SAE 2. Heidi is undecided about her future plans. TRACY COLLARD - SAE 2,3,4; FHA 1; Track 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Tracy plans to attend Western Illinois University. DEBBIE COX - SAE 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; FHA 3,4; NHS 4; Senior Concession Worker; SAE Vice-President 2; Photography Club Treasurer 4. Debbie plans to attend Culver-Stockton College and is undecided about her major. 20 MELISSA COX - Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Media Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4; SAE 1,2,3; Volleyball 1.2; Senior Concession Worker; Track Concession Worker 1,2; FHA Treasurer 2; Latin Club Treasurer 4; NHS 4. Melissa plans to enroll at Culver-Stockton College and is undecided about her major. JOHN CRITCHELOW - Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Football Letter 3,4; Saukee Pride 4. John is undecided about his future plans. SAM CUNNINGHAM - Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1. Sam plans to attend college. JANE CURLESS - Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Track 3; Volleyball 1,2; Ag 3,4; NHS 3,4; Annual Staff 2; Industrial Arts Club 4; FFA Greenhand President 3,4; NHS Treasurer 4; Homecoming Queen 4. Jane plans to enroll at Northeast Missouri State University. MONA CURTIS - Softball 3. Mona plans to attend college. DOUG DANIEL - Football 1; FFA 3; Industrial Arts Club 1. Doug plans to work. POLL Y DANIELS - Hall Monitor 4. Polly is undecided about her future plans. LEANN DARK - Flag Squad 2. Leann is considering the Armed Forces and plans to work. BRENTON DEAN - Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,3; Student Council Treasurer 1; Projectionist 2; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Junior Class President; President of Industrial Arts Club 4; Homecoming escort 4; Prom Court; Leadership 1; Track Most Improved 3. Brenton plans to attend Spoon River College this fall. STEVE DEAN - FFA 1,2,3; Photography Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President of Industrial Arts Club 4. Steve plans to enroll in Spoon River College at Canton and study Mechanics. MIKE DODSON - Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Quiz Bowl 4; Golf 3,4. Mike plans to attend college and study accounting. CATHY DUESTERHAUS - Illinois State Scholar 4; Pike County Scholar 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4; Academic All-American 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Pike County Band 1,2,3; Spoon River Band 1,2,3,4; TEAMS and award winner 4; Quiz Bowl 4; Track Worker 2,3,4; FHA 1,2. Cathy plans to attend Southern Illinois University at Carbondale majoring in Electrical Engineering. AUDREY DUNN - Pep Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,3; Flag Squad 2; Track Worker 1,2; School Paper 4; TEAMS 4; Prom Court; Homecoming court and second runner-up 4; DAR; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Audrey plans to attend Quincy College and major in Communications. GREG DYER - Media Club 1,2; Photography Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2. Greg has enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corp. TIM FISCHER - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 21 Greg Dyer Tim Fischer Jennifer Frazier Lisa Freeman Angela Goode Tony Goodwin Marsha Grammer Tom Grammer Tim Grammer Richard Grafton Kristi Guthrie Christy Harris 22 % Jeff Korte Kate Kraybill Richard Kvorka Coleen Leahy Grey Lyons Tom Mesey Dee Dee McAllister David McCartney Marc Hein Tom Helm Gena Hoaglin Bob Hooper Phillip Hoover Chris Johnson Kim Johnston Mike Kelley 23 3; Class Leadership Award 1; Student Council 1,2,3; Senior Class President; FFA 1; Spanish 2,3; Who's Who Among American Fiigh School Students; Who's Who Among American Athletes, NHS 4; 2nd Team All State Basketball; Media Club 1,2,3,4; Most Valuable Player at the Macomb Tournament 4. Tim plans to attend the U.S. Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs, Colorado, and play basketball. JENNIFER FRAZIER - Track 1.2.3.4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Photography 1,2; Annual Staff 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 1st runner-up; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. Jennifer is enrolling in Western Illinois University this fall. LISA FREEMAN - Band 1,2,3,4; Spoon River Conference 3,4; Pike County Band 3,4; All-Star Band 4; Contest 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Illini Girls State 3; Pep Club 4; Softball 1,2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. Lisa plans to join the Army, September 17, for 4 years, working as a Physical Therapist. ANGIE GOODE - Latin Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Photography Club 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Co-Editor 4; Senior Class Secretary; Basketball 2,3, Statistician 4; NHS 4; Who's Who 3,4; Society of Academic Achievement 4; Pike Co. Scholar 4; Academic All-American 3,4; Society of Distinguished H. S. Students 4. Angie plans to attend Northeast Missouri State University and major in accounting. TONY GOODWIN - Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Tony plans to join the Army. MARSHA GRAMMAR - FHA 1,2,4; Hall Monitor 3.4; SAE Treasurer 2,3; SAE Vice-President 4. Marsha is undecided about her future plans. TIM GRAMMAR - After graduation Tim plans to continue working at Boren's Red and White in Nebo. TOM GRAMMAR - Plans to work. RICHARD GRATTON - Art Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4. Richard plans to attend Lincoln Tech in Des Moines, Iowa. KRISTI GUTHRIE - Latin Club 3,4; FHA 3.4; SAE 3.4; Flag Squad 2; Hall Monitor 1; Chorus 1; Contest Chorus 1; Latin Club secretary 3; Nominated for Who's Who Among American High School Students. Plans to attend Gem City College and major in Fashion Merchandise. DAVID GUTHRIE - Teams 3; Illinois State Scholar 4: Pike County Scholar 4. David plans to attend Blessing Hospital of Radiologic Technology. CHRISTY HARRIS - Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; NHS 4. Plans to attend Illinois College. ANGELA HAYDEN - Volleyball 1,2; Track 1.2; Band I, 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Saukettes 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 3,4; SAE 4. Angela plans to attend Western Illinois University. SANDY HAYDEN - Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2; Mascot 4; NHS 4; Spanish Club Queen 4; Spanish Club Secretary 1; Spanish Club 24 President 3; Homecoming attendant 4. Sandy plans to teach dance at S S Dance Studio and take classes through John Wood Community College. DENNISE HEAVNER - Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; All-State Band 3,4; All-District Band 1,2,3,4; All-Star Band 2,3,4; Pike County' Band 1,2,3,4; Spoon River Band 1,2,3,4; Pike County Chorus 2; Spoon River Chorus 2; Illini Girls State 3; Band Contest 1,2,3,4; Chorus Contest 1,2; Band and Chorus Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4; SAE 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Flag Squad 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2; Class Treasurer 2; Band Secretary 3,4; Flag Captain 1,2,3,4; Society of Academic Achievement 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Pike County Scholar 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4. Plans to attend Robert Morris College. ROSE HE1GHTMAN - Band 1.2.3.4; FFA 1.2,3.4; Illinois State FFA Band 2,3; Annual Staff 3,4; School Photographer 4; Photography Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 4; NHS 4; SAA 4; Academic All-American Scholar 4; Who’s Who 3; Industrial Arts Club Secretary 4. Rose plans to work and major in Agriculture Business Management. MARC HEIN - Football 1; Sophomore Class President; Student Council 3; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Senior Class Vice-President; Industrial Arts Treasurer 4; TEAMS 4; Media Club 4; 2nd place gun cabinet at Macomb Industrial Arts Contest. Marc plans to attend Southern Illinois University and be a Game Warden or a Fish and Wildlife Conservation Officer. TOM HELM - FFA 1,2,3,4. Tom plans to farm. RUSSELL HIGGINS - Russell plans to work. GENA HOAGLIN - Chorus 3,4; Swing Choir 3; All-District Chorus 3; Contest Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Saukettes 3,4; Senior Saukette Leader 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Track 1; Library Club 1; SAE 1; Annual Staff 1; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Citizenship Award 1,2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4. Gena plans to attend Robert Morris College to be an Administrative Secretary. BOB HOOPER - Football 1; Track 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Sergeant at Arms 4; Prom King. Bob plans to attend Technical School. PHILLIP HOOVER - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball and Track Captain 4. Phil plans to attend Western Illinois University. CHRIS JOHNSON - Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Chris plans to join the Marine Corp. KIM JOHNSTON - Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2; Softball 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Prom Attendant 3; FHA Vice President 3; FHA President 4. Kim plans to attend Patricia Stephens Career College majoring in Fashion Merchandising and minoring in Modeling. MIKE KELLEY - Football 1; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Football 2. Mike plans to attend Lincoln Technical School in Des Moines and study to be a mechanic. JEFF KORTE - Football 1; Basketball 1,2. Jeff plans to 25 Teresa McCartney Rosemary Meyer Clark Moyers Doug Pennock Kent McConnell Kelly McCormick Starr McDaniles Eric Miller Robin Miller Kelh■ Morrow Letha Nation Shannon Norton Daiid Orr 26 Gary Pursley Crystal Ramsey Rhonda Reel Craig Rush Kim Rush Rusty Rush Troy Sanderson Vincent Sapp Pam Schewe Lori Scranton Christy Shade Scott Shelton Tim Sheppard Missy Sid well Amy Sm ith Jerri Sue Smith vr work after graduating. KATE KRAYBILL - Band 1,2,3.4; Track Worker 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; SAE 1,2; Saukettes 3,4; Chorus 1; Quiz Bowl 4; Speech 2,4. Kate is enrolling in Illinois Wesleyan University studying psychology. JOHN KVORKA - Is employed at Gates Trucking and will be driving a Semi-Truck. RICHARD KVORKA - FFA 1. Richard is planning to attend college and study computer programming or accounting. COLEEN LEAHY - Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2. Coleen plans to work after graduation and then attend college. GREG LYONS - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Media Club 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Saukee Pride Award - Football and Basketball; Industrial Arts Club Reporter. Greg is planning to join the Army. TOM MESEY - Plans to work. dee dee McAllister - fha 1,2,3,4; sae 1.2.3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Hall Monitor; President of SAE 4; SAE Parliamentarian 3. Dee Dee is enrolling in the Quincy Beauty Academy this fall. DAVID McCARTNEY - FFA 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; FFA Greenland treasurer 1. David plans to attend a college. TERESA McCARTNEY - Basketball 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Annual Staff 2,3,4; School newspaper 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Saukettes 2,3,4; Flag Squad 1; Band Secretary 2; Vice-President 3; President 4; Saukette Co-Captain 4; Sophomore class Secretary: Junior class Treasurer; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Academic All-American Scholar; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4; Society of Academic Achievement 4; Fall Festival Miss Congeniality; Honor Roll; Saukee Citizen; John Philip Sousa Award Winner 4. Teresa will enroll in Quincy College this fall studying comm unica tions. KENT McCONNELL - Kent plans to go into the Armed Forces or a technical school. KELLY McCORMICK - Band 1,2,3,4; All District Band 2; Organizational Contest Band 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4; Pike County Band 1,2,3,4; Spoon River Band Contest 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2,3. Kelly plans to attend Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. STARR McDANILES - FFA 1; SAE 2; FHA 2.3,4; Softball 2,3; Basketball 3,4; FHA Points Chairman 3; FHA Vice-President 4. Starr is enrolling in Gem City College this fall. ROSEMARY MEYER - Volleyball 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2,4; Band 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Student Council Secretary 2; Vice-President 3; President 4; 1st Runner-up Miss Illinois Teenager. Rosemary plans to attend the University of Illinois and major in business. 28 ERIC MILLER - FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Golf 2,3,4; Photography Club 2,3; FFA Secretary. Eric is planning to attend Western Illinois University. ROBIN MILLER - Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Annual Staff 1; Freshman Class President 1; Prom Queen 3; NHS President 4; Homecoming attendant 3,4; Female Athlete of the Year 3. Robin plans to attend University of Illinois majoring in business. KELLY MORROW - Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club Vice-President 4; Media Club 4; Chorus 2,3,4; All-State Chorus Member 3; Band 1,2; Pike County Band Member 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Speech Contest 4. Kelly plans to attend Northeast Missouri State University majoring in Mass Communications. CLARK MOYERS - Plans to farm. LETHA NATION - Softball 3; FHA 3,4. Letha plans to work. SHANNON NORTON - Plans to work. DOUG PENNOCK - Basketball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; FFA Reporter 4. Doug plans to attend John Woods Community College for two years and then transfer to University of Illinois to get a B.S. degree in Agricultural. REGGIE PENNOCK - Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Media 4; Projectionist 4; I.H.S.A. State Track Honor 2,3,4. Reggie plans to enroll in Northeast Missouri State University or Southern Illinois University at Carbondale majoring in accounting. TOM PHILLIPS - Plans to farm. KERRY PRUETT - Plans to work. GARY PURSLEY - Football 1.2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 2. Gary is uncertain about his future plans. CRYSTAL RAMSEY - FHA 1,2,3.4; FHA Public Relations 2; FHA Points 3,4. Plans to attend Robert Morris College and major in being a Dental Assistant. RHONDA REEL - FHA 3,4. After graduation Rhonda is continuing her employment at the Village Bakery. CRAIG RUSH - Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Sentinal FFA 2; Treasurer FFA 4; Star Greenhand; Dekalb Award. Craig plans to attend the University of Illinois and major in Animal Science. RUSTY RUSH - Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; President Class Officer 1. Rusty plans to work and attend school. KIM RUSH - SAE 1,2,3,4; Hall Monitor 1,2,3; FHA 4; SAE Parlimentarian. Kim is undecided in her future plans. TROY SANDERSON - Co-op 3,4; Industrial Arts 1,2,3; Auto Mechanics 4. Troy plans to work at Lorraine Cheese. VINCENT SAPP - FFA 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts 3; 29 Dawn Vines Tammy Wade Dian Weir Kim Whewell Anita Whitlock Berry Willard Jenny Willard Terry Winner 30 John. Leann. Kerry. Kristi. Missy. Scott. Angie. Shannon. Dee Dee. Mike. Gena. Ronnie. Colleen. No pictures available: Tim Borrowman, Mike Hagen. Russell Higgins. Tony Holmes, John Kvorka. Michael Lord, Danny McVay. Paul Shanks. Tim Shanks, Earl Smith 31 Basketball 1,2; Football 1,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Citizen of Premier Boys State 3; FFA Greenhand Vice-President 1; FFA President 4; Star Chapter Farmer 4. Vincent plans to attend Western Illinois University majoring in Finance Marketing. PAM SCHEWE - Volleyball 1; Latin Club 1; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 1; Band 1; Pep Club Chairperson. Pam plans to attend Edison junior College majoring in travel tourism. LORI SCRANTON . Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; SAE 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Track most points. Lori plans to work and train horses. SCOTT SHELTON - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Quiz Bowl 4; Media Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Perfect Attendance Award; Saukee Citizen Award; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Treasurer of Media Club; Academic All-American Award. Scott plans to attend the University of Denver and major in Pre-law. TIM SHEPPARD - Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Wrestling Team Captain. Tim plans to attend Northeast Missouri State University. MISSY SIDWELL - FHA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; FHA Treasurer 3,4; Homecoming Court senior year. Missy plans to attend Gem City College and major in Business Administration. AMY SMITH - Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Saukettes 3,4; SAE 1; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3,4; Senior Concession Worker 4; Contest Chorus 1,2,3,4; All District Chorus 2; Freshman Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Vice President; Senior Class Treasurer; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Society of Academic Achievement 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4. JERRY SUE SMITH - Plans to continue working. LORI SMITH - Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Photography Club 2,3; Volleyball 2; Contest Chorus 1,2.3,4; Track Worker 1,2,3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Senior Concession Worker; junior Class Prom Committee 3. Lori plans to attend a cosmetology or business college. STEVE SMITH - Plans to farm. TOM SPERRY - Golf 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2. Tom is undecided about his future plans. BILL SPOONMORE - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3. Bill is joining the Marine Corp and plans to be a mechanic. RICHARD STOUT • FFA 1,2,3,4. Richard plans to work. ANGIE HAMMITT TANKERSLEY - Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Softball 2,3; Chorus 3; Flag Squad 1; Band 1,2,3,4. Angie is living in Fayetteville, North Carolina. JOHN TANNER - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Freshman Class Vice-President. John is undecided about his future plans. JON TURNBAUGH - John plans to work after graduating. DAWN VINES - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain of the Basketball Team; Softball 1,3,4; Track 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Homecoming Court 4; Academic All American 3,4. Dawn plans to attend Western Illinois University this fall. TAMMY WADE - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; NHS 4; Society of Academic Achievement 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4. Tammy plans to attend Northeast Missouri State University, majoring in Business Administration. DIAN WEIR - Volleyball 1; Band 1,2; Pike County Band 1; Chorus 1,2,4; All-District Chorus 2,4; All-State Chorus 2; Swing Choir 2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Saukettes 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Concession Worker 4; Contest Chorus 1,2; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4; Academic All-American 3,4; Vice-President of NHS 4. Dian plans to enroll in Southern Illinois University at Carbondale and major in Elementary Education. KIM WHEWELL - NHS 3,4; Pep Club 2; Girl’s Basketball Statistician 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Secretary of NHS; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Academic All-American; SAA. Kim plans to attend University of Illinois this fall. ANITA WHITLOCK - FFA 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Cheerleading 3; TEAMS 4; Senior Concession Worker; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Society of Academic Achievement 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students 3,4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Academic All-American 3,4; FFA Scholarship Award winner. Anita plans to attend Culver-Stockton College majoring in Pre-Nursing for two years and then finish training at Blessing School of Nursing. BERRY WILLARD - Golf 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Quiz Bowl 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2; NHS 4; SAA 4; Pike County Scholar 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; All American Scholar 3,4. Berry plans to attend Illinois State University at Normal. MARK YORK - Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Drum Major 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Track 1,2; Band Spoon River Conference; Chorus District Chorus; All State Chorus; Drum Major Academy; Annual Gifted Festival first in state division rating in 11-12 poetry. Mark plans to join the Army entering into Infantry Airborne. AMY ZIMMERMAN - Volleyball 1,2,3; Track 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4. Amy plans to join the Air Force. 32 34 The class of 1986 was led in government its Junior year by President Christie Zumwalt; Vice-President Stephanie Bennett; Secretary Paul Takahashi; and Treasurer Shaun Reeder. We were represented in Student Council by Kristin Andress. Cindy Daniels, Tommy Hobbs, Frank McCartney, Lori Parkins, and Gretchen Rush. The members of the Junior class who represented us in the Homecoming Court were Melanie Dean and Nancy Smith. We had four selling projects this year. We sold M £ M’s, Rex All-Purpose cleaner, magazines, and glassware for Prom. These projects raised over $2,000.00 for our class. We also had a raffle during football and basketball. We raffled an afghan, a counted-cross-stitched Indian, a pillow, and a couple of knitted butterflies, all of which were donated to our class. When our selling projects were done, we started to plan for Prom. It was held at the Legion again this year. There was a dinner along with a formal dance. The informal was held at the Bowling Place where we bowled, danced to the band, The Cheeters, and watched a movie entitled, ALL OF ME. For the Formal this year we had a D.J. for entertainment. Our Prom court consisted of Cindy Daniels, Melanie Dean, Jennifer Hayden, Tina Hobbs, and Gretchen Rush for the girls. The guys were Jeff Hayden, Tommy Hobbs, Frank McCartney, Mike Miller, and Paul Petty. This year our royalty ran in the blood as Tina and Tommy took away the crown and scepter. We would like to thank everyone that helped us plan our Prom and a special thanks to our sponsor, Mr. DeVries. 35 Good Luck to the 1985 Senior Class! Kristen Andress Eric Ankrom Larry Barnett Jennifer Bartlett Layne Bennett Stephanie Bennett Crystal Bess Jack Blakemore Cherolyn Brown Richard Bruce Jamie Burbridge Mark Burrows Jim Butler Mike Butler David Caldwell Greg Capps Steve Capps Jeff Chamberlain Jody Chiatello Julie Collard Annette Constable Stewart Cunningham Cindy Daniels Tracy Dark Trixie Davis Jamie Dean Melanie Dean Randy DeSpain Marcia Donohoo Daniel Dunham Deanna Durall Kim Edwards Pat Frazier Mike Goewey Elizabeth Gordon 36 Danny Graham Mike Graham Bob Gresham Melanie Guthrie Rob Guthrie Tina Guthrie Penny Hackworth Jeanette Hagen Trent Halpin Jack Hayden Jeff Hayden Jennifer Hayden Lynn Heavner Bobby Heimer Eric Hein Bill Hoaglin Tina Hobbs Tommy Hobbs Tina Hoffman Brian Hoover Jamie Hughes Annetta Hull Laura Hurd Curt Johnson Martha Kells Durrel Kelly Linda Lane David Leahr Robert Leavell Connie Leithoff Dan Long Bobette Lyman Mike Martin Frank McCartney Marvin Mesey 37 Jeff Meyer Bill Miller Greg Miller Mary Miller Mike Miller Jeff Moffit Michelle Moore Pam Motley Annette Mulford Wally Nation Jeana Owens Lori Parkins Paul Petty Janeice Pleus Manny Pressey Shawn Reeder Diana Rennecker Carrie Ruble Duane Ruble Gretchen Rush Melissa Ruyle Jim Sheppard Cindy Sidwell Curt Smith Darren Smith Nancy Smith Tom Spoonmore Mary Alice Stephens Mark Still Shon Stotler Paul Takahashi Karla Van Trease Jan Vinyard Melinda Waggoner Cathy Ward 38 Jill Watkins George Whitlock April Willard Anita Yaeger Christie Zumwalt No pictures available Dwayne Cawthon Dawn McVay Rob Raddatz Greg Smith 39 40 41 Our sophomore year has truly been outstanding. We've sponsored many projects, made a lot of money, and had a lot of fun. Two of our money making projects were a concession stand at the I.H.S.A. Regional Speech Contest here in Pittsfield and M M sales. We were represented in the Student Council by Matt Elledge, Robin Krueger, Lisa McCartney, Kim Orr, and Lyn Taylor. Lori Hoover and Tobi Steinberg were our sophomore cheerleaders, and Heather Scheiwe was our Junior Varsity mascot. Our Homecoming attendants were Becky DeVine and Lori Hoover. We have had a great year and we would like to thank Mrs. Schmalshof for all her help and support. 43 Sheila Ashburn Tom Baldwin Chad Bateman Billy Beard Julie Bergman Steve Blake Kurt Bloyd Crystal Bollman Carmen Booker Tina Booth Lori Boyd Tina Breitweiser Randy Butler Gary Butler Thomas Caldwell Lori Capps Houston Castleberry' Shawn Carter Laura Clendenny Kimberly Coleman Evelyn Collins Michelle Constable Larry Cox Dave Crepps Charlotte Critchelow Missv• Daniels Trinkett Da is Lance DeGroot Brian Dejaynes Kevin Dejaynes Melody Dejaynes Becky DeVine Missy Donaldson Cindy Doran Jessica Durbin 44 Matt Elledge Angie Ellis Toad Ellison Scott Evans Sandy Feigerle Tammy Fisher Carolyn Foster Becky Fox Tracey Galloway Michelle Gates Pat Ghrist Tim Greene Randy Gress Judy Griffeth Connie Guthrie Jeannie Gwartney Donna Hanlin Jason Heavner Chris Heimer Randy Heininger Lori Hoover Chuck Huntley Jennifer Ionson Bill Irwin John Irwin Angie Jennings Darcy Jobe Diann Johns Suzanne Johnson Tom Jones Crystal Kelley Lois Kelly Steven Kopps Brian Korte Robin Krueger 45 Tom Lane Tom Lewis Amy Lowry Lisa McCartney Kim Morrow Danny Myers Dorothy Myers George Neese Chris Newman Brian Orf Kim Orr Scott Osment Missy Ottwell Todd Patterson Kelly Place John Plattner Cindy Prater Jody Pratt Dee Dee Ransom Mark Reel Hershal Rennecker Brad Richter Laura Ruble Paul Ruble Susie Ruble Susan Rupert Heather Scheiwe DeAnna Seymour Milissa Shanks Stacie Shelton Anissa Smith Monty Smith Rochelle Smith Tami Smith 46 Steve Snyder Tobi Steinberg Stacy Swartz Jay Taylor Lyn Taylor Jennifer Van Hook Jerry Walters Kris Wardlow Scott Watts Pam Weaver Kristi Whewell David Williams Bobby Wintgen Mark Zimmerman No pictures available Andy Grimsley Billy Howell Steve Korte Tom Wade Joel Paxton 47 48 49 The 1984-85 freshman class officers were: President, Brad Heins; Vice-President, Jody Pennock; Secretary, Angie Doane; and Treasurer, Jason Seymour. The freshman Student Council representatives were Doug Ator, Leah Crater, Troy Fischer, Jerome Heavner, and Julie Paxton. Our freshman cheerleaders were Rachel Dean, Kendra Fudge, Molly Goodin, and Debbie Hayden. The freshman football team had a great season, finishing with a perfect 7-0 record. Chances for a Cabbage Patch Doll were sold as the freshman selling project. Chances were sold at volleyball games, by selected students from each homeroom, and at a Merchants' Market held on the square. 51 Mary Anderson Sajid Ansari Craig A tor Doug Ator Brent Awbrey Nick Baldwin Barb Balentine Lori Beard Lee Bennett Dawn Bloyd Jody Bonds Rashell Booth Lisa Brockhouse Jesscelia Brown Glen Brumbaugh Sue Burns Clayton Butler Matthew Butler Rachel Butler Phil Capps Dea Cawthon Jim Cherry Kate Christensen Mike Claus Wendy Collver Jeramy Cooper Kent Cox Leah Crater Brian Daniels Dan Dark Kami Davenport Kent Davis Rachel Dean Tammy Defries Angie DeHart 52 Charlotte Dejaynes Curt DeSpain John DeVos Angie Doane Jenny Dodson Susie Doyle Jason Duke Alisha Dunham Jenny Edwards Tom Ellison Heather Ferguson Troy Fischer Kendra Fudge Denny Gant Don Goewey Molly Goodin Krista Guthrie Gary Guthrie Lori Guthrie Lorrie Gwartney Gladys Hargis Randy Harris S Harter bie Hayden Danny Heavner Jerome Heavner Brad Heins Karl Hein Michelle Henry Lisa Hittner Dan Huntley Bruce Jones Kathy Kelley Sara Kendall David Kinne 53 Tina Landess Brenda Layton Melissa Leithoff Scott Lemons Julie Lierly Eric Luedde Teresa Mallinckrodt Robert Manard Patricia Mangham Craig Martin Jeff Martin Pam Martin Angie McAdams David McCartney Penny McCleery Keith McCormick Teresa McEuen E. J. Mclntire James Miller Teresa Min ear Brandon Moore Scot Moore Vince Moore Allen Motley Mary Orr Shawn Norton Lori Owens Julie Paxton Richie Pence Jody Pennock David Phillips Joey Place Jackie Pleus Kevin Predmore Melissa Pressey 54 Cathy Renoud jack Ruble Jeff Rupert Kris Sanderson Jason Sargent Brian Schlieper Eric Scranton Cory Seymour Jason Seymour Bobby Shanks Kathy Sheppard David Shonhart Matt Smith Pat Smith Steve Smith Sue Smith Regina Spoonmore Shane Steel Tonya Stewart Penny Stout Alex Takahashi Chet Taylor Debby Taylor Linda Taylor Mark Thiele Chris Thomson Brian Wade Steve Wade Tanya Wankel Tammy Warren Wendi Watson Joe Wessel Anita Westfall Paula Whitlock Jenny Wilcox 55 56 57 Let’s Go Crazy Our 1984 Homecoming festivities began on Monday, October 14, and continued through Saturday, October 20. The week started with “50's and 60's and “Ponytail'' Day. Tuesday consisted of “Backwards” and “Hat Day. “Rock-n-Roll, T-shirts and shades filled the halls on Wednesday and Thursday was a very comfortable “Bum Day. The mighty Saukees showed their school spirit on Friday, a traditional Red and Black Day. The National Honor Society sponsored a pep assembly Friday afternoon which included a Saukee cheer led by the senior football players, a bubble gum blowing contest, a kissing contest and varoius other enjoyable activities. Our Homecoming Queen, Jane Curless, was crowned Thursday evening. Her senior attendants were Barri Clark, Audrey Dunn, Jennifer Frazier, Sandy Hayden, Missy Sidwell, Dawn Vines, and honorary attendant Robin Miller. Our traditional bonfire followed the crowning. Friday night brought an exciting Saukee victory over a tough Alton Marquett team, 17 to 15. 59 Our Homecoming dance sponsored by the Student Council, concluded a very successful week. Music was provided by “The Front.” Our theme was very appropriate for the fun-filled evening. “Let's Go Crazy.” 60 Honorary Attendant Robin Miller escorted by Craig Rush Barri Clark escorted by Greg Lyons Sandy Hayden escorted by Gary Pursley Missy Sidwell escorted by Vincent Sapp Dawn Vines escorted by Bren ton Dean 61 Lori Hoover Rachel Dean escorted by Bill Spoonmore escorted by Tony Goodwin 63 Queen Tina Hobbs, King Tommy Hobbs The Junior Class held their Prom at the Legion and danced to Southern Audio and Light Show. The After-Prom was held at the Bowling Place. The band that played there was called The Cheeters. The Juniors started decorating the Tuesday before and worked all the way up to Saturday at 4:30 p.m. We had a lot of fun decorating and being together as a class. Congratulations to Tina and Tommy and to the other members of the Court. Queen Tina Hobbs and King Tommy Hobbs Retiring King and Queen, Robin Miller and Bob Hooper Lindsey Guthrie and Brad Zumwalt 65 Cindy Daniels escorted by Mike Miller Tina Hobbs escorted by Tommy Hobbs 66 67 qjLMqjlL Row 1: Angie Goode, Co-editor; Colleen Carroll, Co-editor; Mrs. Durall, Sponsor. Row 2: Michelle Moore, Sue Smith, Tammy Wade, Teresa McCartney, Rose Heightman. Row 3: Deanna Durall, Christie Zumwalt, Tracy Dark, Pam Weaver, Carolyn Foster. Row 4: Tobi Steinberg, Amy Lowry, Susan Rupert, Michelle Gates. tviiLunv l Row 1: Mr. Ray, Sponsor, Rosemary Meyer, Pres.; Tommy Hobbs, Vice-Pres.; Kim Orr, Sec.; Leah Crater, Treas. Row 2: Julie Paxton, Trent Fischer, Jerome Heavner, Doug Ator. Row 3: Robin Krueger, Lisa McCartney, Matt Elledge, Lyn Taylor. Row 4: Gretchen Rush, Lori Parkins, Kristin Andress, Cindy Daniels, Frank McCartney. Row 5: Coleen Leahy, Barri Clark, Dian Weir, Angela Hayden, Kelly Morrow. 69 Row 1: Stacy Swartz, Doug Pennock, Craig Rush, Vincent Sapp, Eric Miller, Gretchen Rush, Mr. Ferguson, Richie Pence. Row 2: Danny Graham, Penny McCleery, E. ]. Mclntire, Joey Place, John DeVos, Dan Heavner, Clayton Butler, Kevin Predmore, Bill Booker, Paul Ruble, Mike Hagen, Jody Pennock, Chris Thompson, Scott Lemons. Row 3: Pat Frazier, Rose Heightman, Gena Hoaglin, Matt Butler, Billy Irwin, Craig Ator, fane Curless, Brian Schleiper, Shawn Norton, Gary Pursley, Steve Wade, Eric Scranton, Mark Burrows, Mike Butler, Richie Stout, Tom Phillips. Row 4: Pat Smith, Jason Heavner, Monty Smith, Lee Barton, Stewart Cunningham, Randy Gress, Jim Sheppard, Jason Seymour, Mike Graham, Rodney Scranton, David McCartney, Danny Myers, Phillip Hoover, Jeff Hayden, Greg Smith. Row 1: Mrs. Zimmerman, Sponsor; Kim Johnston, Pres.; Starr McDaniles, V. Pres.; Shon Stotler, Sec.; Missy Si dwell, Treas.; Crystal Ramsey and Jamie Hughes, Points Chairpersons. Row 2: Melissa Cox, Melinda Waggoner, Tina Breitweiser, Kelly Place, Missy Ottwell, Rachell Booth, Alisha Dunham. Row 3: Kristi Guthrie, Debbie Cox, Dawn Vines, Tammy Wade, Tonya Stewart, Carolyn Foster. Row 4: Tina Guthrie, Anita Yaegar, Cathy Renoud, Tonya Wankel, Tina Daniels, Charlotte Chritchelow, Lynn Heavner, Carrie Ruble. Row 5: Lori Guthrie, Lori Gwartney, Dee Dee McAllister, Marsha Grammer, Heidi Clark, Cathy Kelly, Pam Martin. 70 Row 1: Jane Curless, Treasurer; Kim Whewell, Secretary; Dian Weir, Vice President; Robin Miller, President; Mr. Sanderson, Sponsor; Rosie Heightman, Teresa McCartney, Berry Willard, Paul Takahashi. Row 2: Rosemary Meyer, Laura Hurd, Angie Goode, Sandy Hayden, Christy Harris, Debbie Cox, Tammy Wade, Stephanie Bennett, Tina Hobbs, Pam Motley, Lori Parkins, Connie Leithoff, Colleen Carroll, Tommy Hobbs. Absent from photo are Tim Fischer, Cathy Duesterhaus, Melissa Cox, and Jon Church. Row 1: Miss Harman, Dee Dee McAllister, President; Marsha Grammer, Vice President; Trent Halpin, Treasurer; Kim Rush, Parliamentarian; Melissa Ruyle, Secretary. Row 2: Debbie Taylor, Penny Stout, Tammy Warren, Pam Motley, Greg Capps. Paul Takahashi. Row 3: Penny Hackworth, Jamie Hughes, Mary Alice Stephens, Martha Kells, Kristi Guthrie. Row 4: Greg Miller, Lyn Taylor, Tracy Dark. LlJLjtiJUVfcJLiJb Row 1: Matt Elledge, Rashell Booth, Tommy Hobbs. Row 2: Crystal Ramsey, Missy Sidwell, Anita Yaeger, Melody Dejaynes, Susan Rupert. Row 3: Lori Capps, Amy Smith, Dennise Heavner, Lori Hoover, Marcia Donohoo, Cindy Sidwell, Barb Balentine. Row 4: Diann Johns, Jody Pratt, Dee Dee McAllister, Marsha Grammer, Polly Daniels, Melissa Ruyle, Lori Scranton, Teresa Minear. Row 1: Brenton Dean, Pres.; Steve Dean, V. Pres.; Rose Heightman, Sec.; Marc Hein, Treas.; Bob Hooper, Sergeant of Arms; Greg Lyons, Reporter. Row 2: Jack Blackmore, Eric Hein, Bill Hoaglin, Greg Capps, Bob Gresham, Jim Butler. Row 3: Jack Hayden, Mark Still, Randy Heininger, Jeff Moffit, Clark Moyers, Kurt Johnson. Row 4: Mr. DeVries and Mr. Wilder, Sponsors. 72 mi L inti Row 1: Mrs. Schmalshof, Sponsor. Row 2: Tim Greene, Kelly Morrow. Row 3: Kate Kraybill, Teresa McCartney, Michelle Gates. Row 4: Tina Booth. Rashell Booth, Debby Taylor, Missy Donaldson. Row 1: Mrs. Smith, Sponsor; Michelle Gates. Debbie Woods. Julie Paxton. Pam Schewe, Shaun Reeder. Melanie Guthrie, Points Chairpersons: Mrs. Bel ford, Sponsor. Row 2: Jody Pratt, I.ori Hoover, Debbie Hayden. Wendy Collver. Christy Harris. Lori Smith. Sandy Hayden, Jane Curless, Gena Hoaglin. Anita Westfall, Jennifer Hayden, Melanie Dean, Tina Hobbs, Tammy Wade. Row 3: Cathy Renoud, Sue Smith. Michelle Henry, Debby Taylor. Lori Owens. Kathy Kelly, Rashell Booth. Alisa Dunham. Susan Rupert. Cindy Daniels. Stephanie Bennett. Cherolyn Brown. Dawn Vines. Row 4: Rachel Dean. Kate Christensen, Dawn Bloyd. Jody Harter, Julie Lierly, Amy Lowry, Marcia Donohoo, Kristin Andress, Lori Parkins, Jan Vinyard, Pam Weaver. Kris Sanderson. Missy Ottwell, Julie Bergman. Row 5: Tina Landess. Lorrie Gwartney. Teresa Minear. Angie DeHart. Kristi Guthrie, Anita Yaeger, Tina Guthrie. Penny Hackworlh. Jamie Hughes. Deanna Durall, Jill Watkins. Sandy Feigerle. Kim Morrow. Kim Orr. Gretchen Rush. Heather Schiewe. Row 6: Dee Dee Ransom. Judy Griffeth, Tina Booth. Debbie Cox, Heidi Clark. Charlotte Crithchelow. Teresa McCartney. Melissa Cox. Tracy Dark. Christie Zumwalt, Lisa McCartney. Kathy Sheppard, Sue Burns, Robin Krueger. Lori Boyd. Row 7: Dian Weir, Angie Jennings. Missy Donaldson, Cindy Doran. Sara Kendall. Kelly Zumwalt. Molly Goodin, Kendra Fudge, Angie Doane, Tobi Steinberg. Jennifer Ionson, Jennifer Van Hook. Tina Hoffman. Laura Hurd. Becky DeVine. Row 8: Gina Bartlett. Rosemary Meyer. Jennifer Frazier. Angela Hayden. Coleen Leahy. Amy Smith. Robin Miller. Barri Clark. Amy Zimmerman. Angie Goode. Penny Stout. Teresa Mallinkrodt, Tammy Warren. Laura Ruble, Tracy Galloway. 73 Lil U£L Row 1: Randy DeSpain, Pres.; Jamie Dean, V. Pres.; Mrs. Prentice, Sponsor; Debbie Cox, Treas.; Tina Hoffman, Sec. Row 2: Rosie Heightman, Steve Smith, Debbie Hayden, Craig Martin, Matt Smith, Hershal Rennecker. Row 3: George Neese, Mike Claus, Greg Dyer, Bob Gresham. Row 4: Dawn Bloyd, Kate Christensen, Rachel Dean, Julie Paxton, Sara Kendall, Jody Harter. Row 1: Mrs. Prentice, Sponsor; John Tanner, Pres.; Connie Leithoff, V. Pres.; Scott Shelton, Treas.; Sam Cunningham, Sec. Row 2: Mark Hein, Brian Korte, Melissa Cox, Bill Hoaglin, Reggie Pennock, Kelly Morrow, Mark Cox. Row 3: Chris Johnson, Stewart Cunningham, Kris Sanderson, Jenny Dodson, Debbie Taylor, Cathy Ward. Row 4: Pat Frazier, Bob Gresham, Randy 74 DeSpain, Mike Claus, Tina Hoffman. Row 1: Melissa Cox, Pres.; Cindy Daniels, V. Pres.; Paul Takahashi, Sec.; Sandy Feigerle, Treas.; Mrs. Lane, Sponsor. Row 2; Bruce Jones, Robert Guthrie, Todd Bateman, Darren Smith, Anissa Smith, Angie Ellis, Crystal Kelley, Layne Bennett. Row 3: Doug Ator, Alex Takahashi, Jeff Chamberlin, Charlotte Critchelow, Tina Booth, Cindy Doran, Debbie Cox, Kristi Guthrie, Dorothy Myers, Jennifer Hayden. Row 4: Dian Weir, Dennise Heavner, Angela Hayden, Kim Orr, Dee Dee McAllister, Heidi Clark, Suzanne Johnson, Stacie Shelton, Tammy Wade. Row 5: Lori Smith, Christy Harris, Rosemary Meyer, Amy Zimmerman, Molly Goodin, Kelly Zumwalt, Kate Christensen, Jamie Hughes, Angie Goode. Row 6: Debby Taylor, Rashell Booth, Debbie Wood, Jody Harter, Dawn Bloyd, Kris Sanderson. Row 1: Frank McCartney, Pres.; Kelly Morrow, V. Pres.; Kim Morrow, Sec.; Judy Griffeth, Treas.; Mrs. Beckenholdt, Sponsor. Row 2: Trent Fischer, Brad Heins, Jerome Heavner, Robin Krueger, Lisa McCartney, Jennifer VanHook. Row 3: Dan Long, Pam Motley, Gina Bartlett, Kristen Andress, Sandy Hayden, Laura Hurd. Jennifer Ionson. Row 4: Rachel Dean, Leah Crater, Julie Paxton, Debbie Hayden, Sue Smith, Lori Capps, Sajad Ansari, Mark Zimmerman. Row 5: Angie Doane, Julie Lierly, Jody Pennock, Tobi Steinberg, Michelle Gates, Amy Lowry, Kristi Whewell, Dee Dee Ransom. 75 Row 1: Paul Takahashi, Jim Sheppard, Jeff Chamberlain, Berry Willard, Scott Shelton. Row 2: Dan Long, Greg Capps, Lori Owens, Debby Taylor, Carolyn Foster. Row 3: Kami Davenport, Kate Kraybill, Cathy Duesterhaus, Mike Dodson, Julie Lierly, Mrs. Dunn - Sponsor. IMLp Row 1: Rosemary Meyer, Robin Miller, Cathy Duesterhaus, Greg Capps, Jeff Chamberlin. Row 2: Anita Whitlock, Gina Bartlett, Audry Dunn, Berry Willard, Jim Sneppard, Paul Takahashi. 76 l LkL W Amy Lowry, Shelly Constable, Michelle Gates, Susan Rupert, and Pam Weaver. Absent from photo is Dennise Heavner, Captain. tUlLOr IrliLLIi Tina Hoffman, Lisa McCartney, Leah Crater, Rachel Dean, Dian Weir. Christie Zimwalt, Amy Smith, Marcia Donohoo, Julie Lierly, Lori Parkins, Judy Griffeth, Rosemary Meyers, Gina Bartlett, Jenny Willard, Melanie Dean, Robin Krueger. 77 Row 1: Sue Smith, Michelle Henry, jenny Edwards. Row 2: Julie Lierly, Ram Motley, Kami Davenport, Penny McClery, Mary Alice Stephens. Row 3: Alan Motley, Mike Dodson, Trent Halpin, Keith McCormick, Dan Long, Connie Leithoff, Bruce Jones, David McCartney, Bill Hoglin, Mark Thiele, fim Cherry. PUS Band Receives 1st Place Ratings At Band Contest This Year. Reading from right to left Row 1: Teresa McCartney, Wendy Collver, Shaun Reeder. Row 2: Rosie Heightman, Mark York, Kim Edwards, Angie Ellis, Teresa Mallinckrodt. Row 3: Elisa Freeman, Richard Gratton, Becky Fox, Jeff Chamberlin, Lyn Taylor, Jeff Rupert, Donnie Goewey, Robin Kruger, Cathy Duesterhaus, Berry Willard. Row 4: Kelly McCormick, Colleen Carroll, Tobi Steinberg Row 1: Marcia Donohoo, fill Watkins, Kristen Andress, Rachel Dean, Lisa McCartney, Lori Parkins, Leah Crater, Anissa Smith, Judy Griffeth. Row 2: Lori Smith, Angie Doane, Heather Scheiwe, Tina Booth, Pam Motley, Deanna Seymour, Kathy Sheppard, Lori Capps, Mike Claus, Scott Evans. Row 3: Tracy Dark, Angela Hayden, Cindy Daniels, Tina Hoffman, Carrie Ruble, Jeanette Hagen, Sandy Feigerle, Amy Smith, Krista Guthrie, Mark Zimmerman, Jim Cherry. Chorus receives 1st place ratings at Chorus Contest this year. mr1- 80 Row 1: Jenny Willard, Gina Bartlett, Becky DeVine, Melanie Dean, Kristi Whewell, Christie Zumwalt, Julie Lierly, Paula Whitlock, Pam Weaver, Cindy Doran. Row 2: David Williams, Chris Thompson, Eric Scranton, Kelly Morrow, Heather Ferguson, Kim Morrow, Jennifer Ionson, Wendi Watson, Cathy Renoud, Gena Hoaglin. Row 3: Jon Church, Tim Greene, Jason Seymour, Dian Weir, Kendra Fudge, Rosemary Meyer, Dee Dee Ranson, Robin Krueger, Cherolyn Brown, Michelle Gates, Melissa Leithoff. Jenny Willard received the Senior Service Award for Chorus at the Music Banquet held on Friday, May 10, 1985. Other awards were given to Mark York, Pam Motley, Jenny Willard, Marcia Donohoo, Lisa McCartney, and Robin Krueger for participating in All-District Chorus. Pam Motley and Jenny Willard also received medals for All-State Chorus. Teresa McCartney received the John Phillip Sousa Award and the Foundation Award at the Band Banquet held on May 10. 81 82 83 CO Bottom: Melanie Dean and Jennifer Hayden. Clockwise from left: Tina Hobbs, Lori Smith, Sandy Hayden, Christy Harris, Jane Curless. 85 Row 1: Tobi Steinberg. Row 2: Rachel Dean and Molly Goodin. Row 3: Lori Hoover and Kendra Fudge. Top: Debbie Hayden. 86 taiiLUiVt'lit: Row 1: Jennifer Van Hook, Jennifer Ionson, Kate Kraybill, Kristin Andress, Cathy Ward, Melanie Guthrie, Laura Hurd, Shaun Reeder, Christie Zumwalt, Marcia Donohoo. Row 2: Tina Hoffman, Lori Boyd, Kim Morrow, Angela Hayden, Lori Parkins, Amy Smith, Dian Weir, Sandy Feigerle, Robin Krueger, Gena Hoaglin, Teresa McCartney. U dLttLVS! L'GLjVEfiLL Row 1: Todd Patterson, Randy Butler. Gary Butler, Monty Smith, Lance DeGroot, Chuck Huntley, Brad Richter, Tom Lewis, Steve Snyder, Bobby Wintjen. Row 2: Hershel Rennecker, Manager; jay Taylor, David McCartney, Jerry Walters, Brian Hoover, Tony Goodwin, Layne Bennett, Bill Miller, Mike Butler, Chris Johnson, Mark Still, Gary' Pursley, Reggie Pennock. Row 3: Wally Nation, Chad Bateman, Tim Greene, Brenton Dean, Greg Lyons, Duane Ruble, John Critchelow, Jeff Brown, Bill Spoonmore, Stu Cunningham, Darrin Smith, Kelly Morrow. Row 4: Coach Simonson, Bob Hooper, John Tanner, Co-Captain; Vincent Sapp, Danny Myers, Paul Petty, Mike Miller, Jeff Hayden, Jamie Burbridge, Sam Cunningham, Co-Captain; Craig Rush, Frank McCartney, Steve Korte. Row 1: Jerome Heavner, Craig Ator, Jeff Rupert, Cory Seymour, Matt Smith, Eric Scranton, Lee Bennett, Craig Martin, Matt Butler, Allen Motley. Row 2: Chris Thompson, Phil Capps, Vince Moore, Jason Seymour, David Shonhart, Scot Moore, Steve Wade, Bruce Jones, Brian Schielper, Kevin Predmore. Row 3: David Collard, Chad Yaeger, Tom Ellison, David McCartney, Troy Fischer, Kent Davis, Doug Ator, Donnie Goewey, Kent Cox, Mark Thiele, Brian Daniel. Paul Petty - QB- FS----All Area Layne Bennett - RB - K----All State, All Area Mike Miller - E Jeff Hayden - TE John Tanner - DE - P Frank McCartney - T - DT---- All Area Duane Ruble - G - LB Stu Cunningham - C - LB----- All Area Sam Cunningham - RB------- All Area, Honorable Mention Greg Lyons - DB Row 1: Greg Lyons, Brenton Dean, Sam Cunningham, Bill Spoonmore, David McCartney, John Critchelow. Row 2: Craig Rush, Gary Pursley, Chris Johnson, Tony Goodwin, Reggie Pennock. Row 3: Vincent Sapp, Jeff Brown, John Tanner, Kelly Morrow, Coach Simonson. VARSITY RECORD SOPHOMORE RECORD FRESHMAN RECORD Saukees 13 Rushville 9 Saukees 8 Rushville 20 Saukees 20 Brown Co. 12 Saukees 14 Bowling Green 0 Saukees 20 Beardstown 12 Saukee 12 Beardstown 0 Saukees 57 Porta 0 Saukees 6 Louisiana 8 Saukees 21 Louisiana 0 Saukees 48 Havana 8 Saukees 16 Hannibal 12 Saukees 28 Notre Dame 14 Saukees 45 Riverton 0 Saukees 32 Bowling Green 12 Saukees 12 Rushville 8 Saukees 70 Beardstown 6 Saukees 12 Notre Dame 8 Saukees 35 Winchester 18 Saukees 17 Alton Marquette 15 Saukees 30 Routt 0 Saukees 6 Jacksonville 0 Saukees 21 Notre Dame 0 5 wins 2 losses 7 wins 0 losses Saukees 14 Louisiana 32 Saukees 51 Piasa 0 Saukees 16 Mahomet - Seymour 6 Saukees 7 Anna Jonesboro 40 10 wins 2 losses 89 90 Row 1: Mr. Rice, Robin Miller, Coleen Leahy, Rosemary Meyer, Angie Hammitt, Jenny Willard, Cindy Daniels, Stephanie Bennett, and Jennifer Frazier. Row 2: Dorothy Myers, Susie Ruble, Missy Donaldson, Kim Orr, Heather Scheiwe, Lisa McCartney, Anissa Smith, DeAnna Seymour. Row 3: Heather Ferguson, Sara Kendall, Kelly Zumwalt, Kate Christensen, Dawn Bloyd, Debbie Wood, Julie Paxton, Leah Crater, Jody Harter, Lisa Hitner, Angie McAdams, and Sue Burns. Row 1: David Williams, John Plattner, Pat Frazier, Sajid Ansari, Berry Willard. Row 2: Brent Awbrey, Mark Zimmerman, Mike Dodson, Jon Chruch, Eric Miller, Coach Smith. 92 L! LLLLtLVS! LtLtliLit'LQ.LL Row 1: Rob Guthrie, Layne Bennett, Darren Smith, Tommy Hobbs, Greg Lyons, Scott Shelton, Mark Still. Row 2: John Tanner, Jeff Hayden, Frank McCartney, Tim Fischer, Paul Petty, Mike Miller, Phil Hoover. Angie Jennings, Statistician, Brian Orf, Chuck Huntly, Monty Smith, Lance DeGroote, Danny Myers, Randy Gress, Matt Ellege, and John Plattner. 93 Row 1: Jeremv Cooper, David Phillips, Lee Bennett, Brandon Moore, Scot Moore, Jeff Rupert. Row 2: Coach Bob Pressey, Phil Capps, Doug A tor, David McCartney, Troy Fischer, Brian Daniel, Kent Cox, Jerome Heavner. VARSITY BASKETBALL Saukees 56 North Greene 35 Saukees 55 Beardstown 49 Saukees 67 Triopia 45 Saukees 57 Brown Co. 49 Saukees 76 Calhoun 64 Saukees 72 Lousiana 59 Saukees 59 Winchester 63 Saukees 75 Triopia 36 MACOMB TOURNAMENT Saukees 85 Saukees 74 Saukees 73 Saukees 55 Saukees 76 Saukees 49 Saukees 53 Saukees 54 Saukees 69 Saukees 86 Saukees 57 Saukees 57 Saukees 57 Saukees 55 Saukees 49 Saukees 44 Saukees 85 Saukees 80 Abington 34 Bushnell-P. C. 41 Mason City 64 Princeton 54 Hannibal 47 S-Eastern Augusta 35 Bowling Green 37 Liberty' 46 Norte Dame 52 Franklin 58 Porta 50 Chicago Carver 61 Macomb 52 Brown Co. 45 Havana 48 Beardstown 53 Camp Point Central 60 Rushville 59 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Saukees 61 Perry 48 Saukees 64 Griggsville 61 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Saukees 80 Jacksonville Routt 72 Saukees 66 Franklin 65 SUPER SECTIONAL Saukees 49 Warsaw 47 STATE TOURNAMENT Saukees 58 Hoopeston-E. Lynn 60 JUNIOR VARSITY Saukees 45 Saukees 68 Saukees 66 Saukees 51 Saukees 34 Saukees 50 Saukees 67 Saukees 56 Saukees 56 Quincy 82 Calhoun 67 Jacksonville 68 Winchester 49 Triopia 36 Hannibal 37 Macomb 41 Carver 47 Brown County 36 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Saukees 53 Quincy 56 Saukees 75 Louisana 55 Saukees 56 Carthage 40 Saukees 63 North Green 53 Saukees 70 Beardstown 33 Saukees 72 Southeastern 46 Saukees 52 Bowling Green 57 Saukees 57 Liberty 46 Saukees 57 QND 60 Saukees 74 Franklin 57 Saukees 75 CPC 33 Saukees 61 Warsaw 45 Saukees 46 Porta 62 Saukees 42 Hamilton 44 Saukees 66 Havana 50 Saukees 41 Beardstown 48 Saukees 69 CPC 44 Saukees 86 Rushville 42 Saukees 70 West Pike 57 Saukees 89 Pleasant Hill 76 Saukees 87 Payson 58 94 Saukees 47 Saukees 41 Saukees 66 Saukees 36 Saukees 74 Saukees 45 Saukees 49 Saukees 45 Saukees 61 Saukees 62 Saukees 43 Saukees 46 Saukees 52 Saukees 58 Saukees 55 Saukees 50 Saukees 47 Saukees 45 Saukees 50 Saukees 52 Saukees 69 Saukees 34 Saukees 29 Saukees 42 Saukees 74 Saukees 39 Saukees 66 Saukees 46 Saukees 70 Saukees 57 Saukees 26 Saukees 47 Saukees 80 Saukees 50 Saukees 52 FRESHMAN “A” Rushville 33 Jacksonville 63 Brown County 56 North Green 61 QND 41 Liberty 61 Winchester 50 Winchester 50 Rushville 46 Calhoun 58 Hannibal 60 Jacksonville 62 Beardstown 41 Calhoun 39 Pleasant Hill 34 Quincy 85 Quincy 77 Hannibal 58 Bowling Green 47 Bowling Green 54 Griggsville 58 “B Rushville 27 Jacksonville 27 North Green 55 Quincy 56 Liberty 41 Winchester 55 Hannibal 41 Rushville 19 Calhoun 52 Hannibal 27 Jacksonville 66 Beardstown 30 Quincy 49 Bowling Green 40 95 Row 1: Missy Ottwell, Susie Ruble, Sara Kendall, Dawn Vines, Jody Harter, Jackie Pleus, Regina Spoonmore, Dee Dee McAllister. Row 2: Dawn Bloyd, Becky DeVine, Tammy Wade, Cindy Daniels, Stacie Shelton, Cherolyn Brown, Starr McDaniles, Kim Johnston. Row 3: Connie Leithoff, Darcy Jobe, Stephanie Bennett, Debbie Wood, Dorothy Myers, Lori Guthrie, Gretchen Rush. Girl's Basketball coach is Tom Kendall. U LLlittlLLUr Row 1: Bob Wintjen, Richard Bruce, Brad Heins, Steve Snyder, Greg Miller, Tim Sheppard, Mike Martin. Row 2: Craig Martin, Pat Frazier, Randy Butler, Kurt Bloyd, Jeff Brown, Duane Ruble, Stu Cunningham, Chad Bateman. Coach Simonson, Karl Hein, Eric Scranton, Bill Miller, Jason Seymour, Alex Takahashi, Vince Moore, Matt Smith, Joel Paxton, Herschel Rennecker. GGJtfE U alit LVSl GflEGGtijlLlL Row 1: Mark Thiele, John Plattner, Kelly Morrow, Tony Goodwin, Manny Pressey. Row 2: Coach Stocker, Mark Still, John Tanner, Frank McCartney, Tommy Hobbs, Stu Cunningham, Chris Johnson. tlJilc LdtllLClLL Row 1: Jeff Rupert, Brian Wade, Karl Hein, Randy Harris, Chris Thompson. Row 2: Mark Thiele, Chad Bateman, Vince Moore, Brian Daniel, Steven Wade, Phil Capps, Todd Ellison, Coach Stocker. Row 1: Missy Donaldson, Sara Kendall, Jody Harter, Robin Miller, Susie Ruble, Dawn Vines. Row 2: Cindy Sidwell, Jennifer Hayden, Tina Hobbs, Dorothy Myers, Stephanie Bennett, Tammy Wade, Kim Johnson, Coach Orr. 99 IrlliLt Vliiilili Row 1: Lori Scranton, Jennifer Frazier, Rosemary Meyer, Amy Zimmerman. Row 2: Lisa Hittner, Tobi Steinberg, Janeice Pleus, Sue Burns, Laura Hurd, Rachel Dean, Heather Scheiwe, Jackie Pleus, Missy Ottwell, Julie Paxton, Regina Spoonmore. Row 3: Tina Hoffman, Lori Gwartney, Kris Sanderson, Lori Guthrie, Teresa Mallinckrodt, Melissa Leithoff, Kate Christenson, Connie Leithoff, Lori Boyd, Cherolyn Brown, Melanie Dean, Charlotte Dejaynes, Gretchen Rush. VLialrll Row 1: Allen Motley, Matt Smith, Brad Heins, Keith McCormick, Saiid Ansari, Mike Claus, Jeremy Cooper, Lee Bennett, Craig Martin, Brandon Moore, Mark Reel, Stacy Swartz. Row 2: Gary Butler, Joe Wessel, Jay Taylor, Joel Paxton, Jeff Martin, Brent Awbrey, Tom Ellison, Randy Butler, Chuck Huntley, Monty Smith, Mike Martin. Row 3: Jamie Dean, Scott Evans, Eric Luedde, Kent Cox, Doug Ator, Alex Takahashi, Kent Davis, David Shonhart, Tim Greene, Brad Richter, David McCartney, Paul Petty. Row 4: Jim Cherry, Jeff Myers, Lyn Taylor, Danny Myers, Greg Lyons, Bill Hooper, Sam Cunningham, Bill Spoonmore, Reggie Pennock, Randy Gress, Tom Wade, Phil Hoover. 102 103 THREE WIN AT TEAMS COMPETITION IN QUINCY Greg Capps, Cathy Duesterhaus, and Jeff Chamberlain were the winners among the TEAMS group that competed at a contest held in Quincy. Greg received a 1st place rating in the Engineer Graphics competition, Cathy placed 2nd in the same category, and Jeff received a 3rd place in the Chemistry competition. PHS STUDENTS COMPETE IN MATH AND CHEMISTRY CONTEST HELD IN JACKSONVILLE Competing as a group the Seniors placed 7th, Juniors received a 1st, and Sophomores placed second in the Math contest. Individual winners in the math competition were Robin Miller, 8th; Jeff Chamberlain, 2nd; Mike Miller, 5th; Tobi Steinberg, 2nd; Michelle Gates, 4th. Those participating in the Chemistry contest as a team received a 1st place rating. Individual winners were Jeff Chamberlain, 3rd; Paul Takahashi, 4th; and Mike Miller, 9th. PHS QUIZ BOWL HAVE A GREAT YEAR Both “A” and “B Quiz Bowl teams competed on February 21 at Beardstown High School in a College Quiz Bowl Contest. Both PHS Teams placed 2nd. On February 25 the team competed in the WTAD Radio Schools of Thought. We were defeated by Quincy High School. The Invitational Quiz Bowl Tournament at Center, Missouri, was next. On March 10 we played there and defeated Lincoln County High School before being eliminated. At Quincy Senior High School we competed on April 13 at the Invitational Quiz Bowl Tournament. We defeated Camp Point and Liberty. Finally, at the Academic Achievement Bowl on April 27 in Hillsboro, we were defeated by Centralia, who won the tournament both this year and last year. A banquet honoring the team was held May 3 at the Community Center. SIX INDUSTRIAL ARTS STUDENTS RECEIVED RECOGNITION Six PHS Industrial Arts students received recognition for their projects at the Regional Industrial Arts Exhibit at Western Illinois University on Friday, April 26. Those recognized were Bren ton Dean 1st place, walnut mirrored hall tree; Bob Hooper 1st place, gumball dispenser; Marc Hein 2nd place, cherry' gun case; Jerry Anderson 2nd place, gumball dispenser; Daniel Dunham 2nd, gumball dispenser; and Larry Pruett 3rd, gumball dispenser. OUTSTANDING FHA ’ERS Awards were given at the FHA Banquet to 4 outstanding FHA’ers. The Senior award was given to Dee Dee McAllister, Junior award to Carrie Ruble, Sophomore award Charlotte Critchelow, and Freshman award to Rashell Booth. These awards were given based on work and points earned in the organization. A WARDS GIVEN AT HOME EC STYLE SHOW At the Home Ec. Style Show Kim Johnston and Letha Nation received Silver Thimble awards which are based on sewing abilities, creativeness, and ability to transfer skills to other areas. Chosen by judges in the audience, Jenny Edwards, Sara Kendall, and Kathy Kelley received awards for the Home Ec. I models. LISA McCARTNEY has excelled high achievement by typing 84 gross words a minute on a five-minute writing with only 1 error, leaving a net speed of 82 words a minute. This is an exceptional accomplishment for a high school typist. MARK YORK was the winner of a plaque in a writing contest for a poem he wrote. TRACY COLLARD received honorable mention in a writing contest for her short story. Tracy also was the winner of the SAE Scholarship, which was $100. Qualifications for the scholarship were based on how active the participant was in the club. BILLY BEARD received a 1st place ribbon at the Regional Art Show held in Jerseyville. His entry was “Ignor which was a pencil drawing. KELLY McCORMICK received a 2nd place ribbon for his acrylic “Mirror, Mirror painting. KIM WHEWELL received the Outstanding Business Award at graduation. This award was based on the highest grade average of all the business students. TERESA McCARTNEY and GENA HOAGLIN received the Saukette Awards for being the senior leaders of the Saukette Squad. They did an outstanding job this year. COLLEEN CARROLL and ANGIE GOODE received a medal at graduation for being editors of the annual staff this year. They also did a terrific job. 104 FOOTBALL SAUKEE PRIDE - John Critchelow, Tony Goodwin, Greg Lyons. CHIEF HITTER - Stewart Cunningham. MOST IMPROVED PLAYER - Jeff Hayden. Stewart Cunningham. LINEMEN OF THE YEAR - Duane Ruble. Frank McCartney BACK OF THE YEAR - Sam Cunningham. PLAYER OF THE YEAR - Paul Petty. CO-CAPTAINS - John Tanner and Sam Cunningham. VOLLEYBALL TEAM LEADERSHIP - Robin Miller. MOST IMPROVED - Angie Hammitt Tankersley. MOST VALUABLE SERVER - Jenny Willard. MOST VALUABLE SPIKER - Coleen Leahy and Jennifer Frazier. BEST ALL-AROUND PLAYER - Rosemary Meyer. GOLF CLAY IRICK AWARD - Mark Zimmerman. LOW SENIOR AVERAGE - Eric Miller. LOW SOPHOMORE A VERAGE - Mark Zimmerman. LOW FRESHMAN A VERAGE - Brandon Moore. MOST IMPROVED - Mike Dodson. DONALD R. ZIMMERMAN AWARD - Eric Miller. TEAM CAPTAIN - Eric Miller. (0mm Co-Most Valuable Player, Fastest Pin :08 — Bob Wintjen. Take Down Award, 29; Co-Most Valuable; Best Record, 25-5; Most Pins, 21; Tri-Captain — Jeff Brown. 4th Place Vandalia Sectional, Saukee Pride Award, Co-Most Improved — Duane Ruble. Tri-Captain and Reversal Award, 25 — Tim Sheppard. Tri-Captain, 2-point near fall, 22; 3-point near fall, 22 — Greg Miller. Escape Award, 17 — Rich Bruce. Saukee Pride Award and Co-Most Improved — Mike Martin. BOY’S TRACK MOST VALUABLE - Sam Cunningham. MOST IMPROVED - Bob Hooper and Mike Martin. STATE QUALIFIERS - Sam Cunningham in the 110 HH and 300 LH and Danny Myers in the discus. Sam Cunningham placed 3rd in the state in the class A 300 Low Hurdles. TEAM RECORD - Fresh-Soph: 15-2 Varsity: 14-5. NEW SCHOOL RECORD - Sam Cunningham, 300 LH - 37.8. MOST POINTS IN A SEASON - Sam Cunningham with 272 points. TRI-CAPTAINS - Sam Cunningham, Phil Hoover, and Bill Spoonmore. BOY'S BASKETBALL GIRL'S TRACK MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - Tim Fischer. BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER - Phil Hoover. MOST IMPROVED PLAYER - John Tanner. MOST ASSISTS - Paul Petty. MOST REBOUNDS - Tim Fischer and Jeff Hayden. FIELD COAL PERCENTAGE AWARD - Jeff Hayden. FREE THROW PERCENTAGE AWARD - Tim Fischer. SAUKEE PRIDE AWARD - Greg Lyons CO-CAPTAINS - Tim Fischer and Phil Hoover. GIRL'S BASKETBALL MOST VALUABLE - Dorothy Myers BEST DEFENSIVE - Tammy Wade FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE AWARD - Dorothy Myers. FREE THROW PERCENTAGE AWARD - Stacie Shelton. REBOUNDS - Dorothy Myers MOST IMPROVED - Gretchen Rush MOST ASSISTS - Dorothy Myers SAUKEE SPIRIT - Dawn Vines CO-CAPTAINS - Tammy Wade and Dawn Vines. WRESTLING State Qualifier, 3rd place Vandalia Sectional, MOST POINTS, VARSITY - Jennifer Frazier. MOST POINTS. JUNIOR VARSITY - Heather Schiewe. MOST VALUABLE VARSITY - Rosemary Meyer. MOST VALUABLE JUNIOR VARSITY - Missy Ottwell. MOST IMPROVED - The Whole Team. TEAM CAPTAIN - Rosemary Meyer. SOFTBALL MOST VALUABLE - Robin Miller. MOST IMPROVED - Susie Ruble. HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE - Robin Miller. RUNS BATTED IN - Dorothy Myers. STOLEN BASES - Robin Miller. TEAM CAPTAIN - Robin Miller. At graduation, Robin Miller received the Girl Athlete of the Year A ward for the 2nd consecutive year. John Tanner received the Boy Athlete of the Year. Robin played volleyball and softball during her senior year, and John played football, basketball, and baseball. Congratulations to the both of you!!!!! Coach Dave Bennett was named Basketball Coach of the Year by the Quincy Herald- Whig area poll. 106 Wendell Hall James Stein man Cecil Burrows Don Snyder David Shaw Robert Capps Carrol Hoover Charles Dolbeare June Cooper Circuit Clerk Regional Director of Schools Circuit Judge Sheriff State’s Attorney County Treasurer County Clerk Supervisor of Assessments Probation Officer 107 CONGRA TULA TIONS Class of ’85 From Mike and Vicky 285-4044 The United Methodist Church Pittsfield, Illinois 62363 Worship Schedule 9: A.M. - Morning Worship 10:00 A.M. - Sunday School 11:00 A.M. - Morning Worship Holy Communion First Sunday of Month 9:00 A.M. Service broadcast on WBBA AM-FM John C. Wilkey, D. Min., Pastor Church Phone 285-9613 - Office 285-6794 - Orr Hall Parsonage Phone 285-6012 Dial Good News 285-6000 109 PITTSFIELD COMMUNITY SALE WEDNESDAY - SELLING HOGS THURSDAY - SELLING CATTLE 110 PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF HAZELRIGG GARAGE Perry, IL Wishing the class of 1985 the best of luck! Webel Feeds R.R. 3 Pittsfield, lllinios 285-4424 112 Farmers State [JJ Bank Your good neighbor bank. Pittsfield, Illinois 62363 (217)-288-5585 Member FDIC 113 Chryilc. Lw XE CKrytlor Frfth Avenue Congratulations Class of 85 COX FARM EQUIPMENT; 77VC. 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Compliments of BARBER AGENCY INSURANCE TOWN AND COUNTY SHOP Since 1926 114 South Madison Pittsfield, IL Dial 285-2111 130 Pike County Farm Bureau BEST WISHES AND CONTINUED SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 85 JOHN PETTY CONTRACTOR Serving Agriculture in Pike County Since 1919 Hooper Insurance Serving You Since 1902 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. H. DEAN ARTMAN OPTOMETRIST 125 E. ADAMS STREET PITTSFIELD PHONE 217-285-4330 DAILY 9-5 THURSDAY 9-12 SAT. 9-12 Dave Dave Awbrey Williams West Side of Square 385-3186 131 Conservation of energy will be an important part of your future. As your use of energy service changes, we’ll be there to help you use it wisely. CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY people providing people with energy Compliments of GRIGGSVILLE AND MT. STERLING VETERINARY CLINICS Richard D. Hull, DVM William Al Johnson, DVM Kevin Kackley, DVM 833-2359 Griggsville, III. 773-3866 Mt. Sterling, Hi. Congratulations to the 1985 Graduates ALEXANDER LUMBER COMPANY The Best of Everything for the Builder 217-285-9636 Compliments of Zimmerman Bros. Buick-Pontiac-GMC Truck On the square in Pittsfield Since 1915 285-2196 132 Compliments of LEWIS M. GRIGSBY, SR. Congratulations Seniors Carol! and Mary Ruth Kendall Attorney at Law Pittsfield. IL 130 South Monroe Street P. O. Box 519 Pittsfield. IL 62363 Communications JAMES REFRIGERATION JAMES RADIO SHACK 133 Congratulations Seniors Best of Luck We're Proud of You EVERETT PENNOCK Fertilizer and Lime Service Detroit, IL FARMERS NATIONAL BANK of Griggsville Serving North Pike County Federal Reserve The Pin Cushion 124 E. Adams Pittsfield Finest In Fabrics Crafts Calico Items Complete Line of Sewing Notions Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 Jim Carroll and the Herald-Whig Carriers 0 0 0 0 Member FDIC Congratulations to the 1985 Class W. Duane Dean, D.V.M. Robert M. Clack, D. V.M. Daniel J. Lohnes, D.V.M. Michael H. Thompson. D.V.M. CLAUSENS, INC. Pittsfield, IL for Paperweights Rubber Stamps Wedding Invitations Plaques 134 Compliments of G R Pharmacy Stover Candy Cosmetics G. R. Rhodes, R. Ph. Rex Dinsmore Phone 285-2569 Pittsfield Illinois FROM OFFICE SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT TO CARDS GIFTS TO CAMERAS FILM. ONE STOP AT BRANT'S COVERS A LOT OF BASES. • KODAK FILM • CANDY CARDS • TYPEWRITERS • IBM SERVICE • COPIERS MORE! WESTERN AUTO KIENTZLE'S SHOE STORE Pittsfield, IL 285-2616 Biggest Little Store in America celebrating 75 years of serving America! AUTOMOTIVE, HOME AND LEISURE SUPPLIES Home Owned Milton Lane, Jr. Quality Shoes Since 1878 135 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 85 THE BOTTLE SHOP „ BEN FRANKLIN North Side of the Square Pittsfield, III. Compliments of DRS. SPECKHART WHITE Compliments of R S OIL CO. Phillips Petroleum Products 920 W. Washington Pittsfield, Illinois GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '85 A Dome Veterinary Supply Co. m • and 4-S Equipment Co. 5 Your (donfLnenent building and equipment supplier Bill Scheiwe GRIGGSVILLE FEED MILL, INC. Griggsville, Illinois 62340 (217) 833-2336 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 85 HUBBARD’S SERVICE 285-2851 PHONE Compliment of LEMONS IGA VmwmS (217) 285-4731 mi rniTcfe Roberts Body Shop HI WAY 36 WEST GLENN ROBERTS P. 0. BOX 254 OWNER PITTSFIELD, ILL. 62363 Congratulations to Class of 85 PITTSFIELD FLOWER SHOP WAL-MART Congratulations Class of 1985 Congratulations Class of 85 From your friends at Wal-Mart Owen Care Center R. R. 3 Pittsfield 285-4491 Congratulations from Meat Products Congratulations Class of 85 Pittsfield, Illinois DOCTOR GERALD D. SHAW The Dependable Company With Dependable Products PIPERS CLEANERS One day service Expert alterations 207 E. Adams Compliments of PIKE COUNTY CLASS, INC. Everything in Banking CORN BELT BANK and TRUST CO. of Pike County Pittsfield Nebo Member FDIC Congratulations Class of 85” PIKE COUNTY HERITAGE RESTAURANT SMITH'S SERVICE STATION GRIGGSVILLE COMMUNITY STORE Shell Compliments of DEEDER'S BARBER SHOP W. Washington Pittsfield. ILL Compliments APP'S SUPERMARKET Congratulations Graduates FASHION LANE Compliments of Biddle Dairy and PRAIRIE FARMS Court House Square anting Co. 127 Cast layette • Pittsfield. M. 62363 (217) 235-6072 9 o i Qfou Complete Pit itingiAleeds'' Compliments of Dr. Frederick Berry CONGRATULATIONS from G 5 W FURNITURE 138 Good Luck Class of “85 MARGARETS FLOWERS 131 N. Madison Pittsfield Phone 258-2521 Village Bakery West Jefferson specializing in all kinds of decorated cakes All products baked fresh daily. Congratulations Class of ’85 (217) 285-5712 Manager Les Groy N Jeans -n- Stuff I J Jeans for all Saukees f Congratulations Class of '85 WOLFLEY’S at Griggsville certified seeds Congratulations Class of “85 American Legion Pittsfield Post 151 for parties, dances, and wedding receptions call after 4 p.m. 285-2819 Good Luck Class of '85 DAVID B. SHAW 303 E. Adams Pittsfield, IL 285-5656 Congra tula tions Class of “85 THE BARN RESTAURANT Detroit, IL THE ANNUAL STAFF WISHES TO THANK ALL BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO SUPPORT THE SCHOOL WITH THEIR ADS, MAKING THE PUBLICATION OF OUR ANNUAL POSSIBLE. Compliments of Dr. F. J. O’Connell Veterinarian Pittsfield 139 -PH0N£- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I9S5 The Dari-Ripple COUNTRY PUMPKIN Fish and Seafood Pizzas Specials Sandwiches Milton. IL Phone (217) 723-4515 Compliments of JACK-N-JILL Children's Store West Side of the Square Pittsfield. IL Phone: 285-2072 TANNERS JEWELRY % SANDY’S SHIRT SHACK CONGRA TULA TIONS GRADUA TES ALLEN’S TIRE SERVICE WADE REAL ESTA TE 942 West Washington Street Pittsfield. IL 62363 «..s NICK ANI ( MANDHIKA PAT| l MtlPB PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Dave Dawdy 285-6185 Dick Weir 285-2553 DENNIS NEESE INSURANCE AGENCY Fast. Fair. Friendly Service 110 E. Perry Pittsfield. IL 285-6884 101 East Washington Pittsfield, IL Phone: 285-4214 140 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y MARCELINIC MISSOURI USA k ■ . i ■ i 14 i j .i:: j l