Tuscola High School - Tuscolian Yearbook (Tuscola, IL)

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Title Page......................1 Table of Contents . Board and Administrators.......6 Faculty and Staff . . t Teacher of the Year............13 Mil Industrial Arts Show . . . Art Fair........ Student Council Junior Class TA 16 Sophomore Class..........23 Freshman Class ... . H V . 29 National Honor Society Future Homemakers of America . vTxBHB Future Farmers of America I Senior Portraits . Senior Candids . Senior Class Fa Honor’s Day — Night . . . Boy’s Track . Girl’s Track Baseball Girl’s Basketball Boy’s Basketball Cross Country.................74 Volleyball................... 76 Football......................78 Homecoming....................84 Fall Production ..............88 Spring Production........... .90 Prom . . . .■ Scholastic Bowl 92 Art Club Spanish Latin Club. Choir Centers Band . Flag Corps Pom-Pon Cheerleaders. Thespians ... T-Club....... Tribe........ Yearbook Staff Advertisements Autographs 2

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1988 Tuscola high schooi 1 TUSCOLIAN l i Volume LXVIII 500 South Prairie Tuscola, Illinois 61953

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A Year in the Life at TCHS is made up of 175 legal school days, seven periods a day, 8:20 a.m. to 3:20 p.m., Monday through Friday, August 26, 1987 till June 3, 1988. But time is relative, and so, without anyone to fill the time, the school year would be quite empty. (In fact, the school would be quite empty also.) Therefore, a Year in the Life at TCHS is also made up of Faculty Members, Underclassmen, Seniors, Athletes, Activity Participants, and Club Members. It is these people that make TCHS an enjoyable place to spend so much of one's time. (Or at least as enjoyable as a school can be.) These are the people who give us our dances, our assemblies, our concerts, our productions, our sports teams. But these people give us much more. They give us confidence and experience and spirit; they give us an education, and they give us friends. A Year in the Life at TCHS goes fast ... too fast. It should be taken day by day, one day at a time, for the entire year. But even then, it goes by too fast . . . much too fast. And what we, as living, breathing, human beings can not do, has been done by putting ink to paper, words to pictures, and ideas where there was only void. Before you lies a copy of the 1988 TUSCOLIAN, the instrument by which time has been stopped for the enjoyment of its participants. You now have the vehicle through which you can go back and reminisce. You hold the power to remember, to relive the good and the bad, the joy and the sorrow, the exhilaration and the pain — to relive the experiences of A Year in the Life. 3