Red Bud High School - Cercis Yearbook (Red Bud, IL)

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Promotional Staff N Cercis Members: Carrie Mueth. Ronda Temple. Chris Liefer, Lisa Slaughter, Brenda Dinan, Jcanie Sutlerer, Renee Roehrkasse, Kris Eichelberger, Anita Hess, Rita Rednour, Darren Kiefer, Lauri Hill, Tina Ellner, Pam Kirkpatrick, Mar- cia Bicvenue, Susie Jordan, Gina Friemann, Bcnjawan, Toni Hartmann, Mike Roscow, Kevin Mchring, Lisa Vogcs, Sherry Zicbold. Kathy Millman, Kelly Kalmcr, Sarah Roscow, Scott Burmcistcr, Robert Millman, Raclcne Wicgard, Sherry Hcmmcr, Robin Ken- nedy, Melissa DeRoussc, Robyn Papcnbcrg. Cercis Editors: Tim Dctcrding, Jill Osman, Tina Nail, Jane Traubc, Stephanie Ashley. Brenda Reinhold, Susie Everding, Stephanie Althoff, Angie Becker, Bo Thomas Cercis 3

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a farewell from your Senior Editors “We are at the end of another school year, and for me, it’s the last at Red Bud High School. Remember the old saying, “time sure flies when you’re having fun.” Well, time here, sure has been both, in- teresting and fun. We will always have our memories of these past four years with us. The time spent with friends at dances, sporting events and club ac- tivities, and the best way to make these memories is to get involved! I have taken great pride in RBH because I feel a part of it. This year- book holds for all of us memories of our times together; times wild and crazy and even some sad. With it, we will be able to look back in time and be able to see and feel the past we’ve shared together. Our memories will enable us to move ahead to our futures to fulfill the dreams we’ve shared. I wish the graduating class of'86 great success. We are indeed a spirited class and it’s time to show the world that too. Good luck!” Brenda Reinhold Brenda Reinhold Editor-in-Chief “Well Seniors, our final days at RBHS are drawing to a close. These last four years have been filled with laughter, sadness, and many memories. As we close our locker doors for the last time we close a part of our lives. A part that will be unlocked time after time again. But even though we are leaving, we are leaving a part of each of us here. As a class, we have set traditions, broken tradition, and made a name for the Seniors of’86. Nobody can take that away from us and no class will ever be able to leave their mark on this school as we have. Yes, we are closing a door to the past, but a new one is being opened to the future. The future is ours — waiting to be conquered. And we, as future adversaries, must set the paths for generations to come. We’ve done it in the past and we can do it now. Each of us is moving on to bigger and better things and I wish you, the class of 1986, all the luck in the world. Let’s go out and show them what we’re made of! Until we meet again friends — Shalom!” 2 Stephanie AlthofT Managing Editor

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Emerson friends The only way to have a friend is to be one 4