Westville High School - Janus Yearbook (Westville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1986 volume:

WESTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 918 N. STATE ST. WESTVILLE, IL 61883 TABLE OF CONTENT Activities p. 4 Academics p. 34 Sports p. 50 Clubs p. 82 Faculty p. 104 Freshman p. 108 Sophomores p. 114 Juniors p. 120 Seniors p. 124 Advertising p. 149 DEDICATION TO: BARNEY VILK The 1985-86 Janus Staff is dedicating this years yearbook to Mr. Vilk our principal here at W.H.S. Mr. Vilk has been in the school district for 35 years. He graduated from Illinois College in 1951. After he graduated he came to Westville and taught at Central Jr. High School in Westville for 2 years before coming to the High School. Mr. Vilk said he got into teaching and coaching mainly because of athletics. Mr. Vilk had been a coach for two years at Central Jr. High School, ten years as head basketball coach, and five years head football coach here at W.H.S. Mr. Vilk feels that the greatest changes that he has seen in Westville Schools over the years is the change of attitudes and responsibilities of the students. When asked w hat he felt was one of his greatest accomplishments Mr. V'ilk said that he has helped, in some way with students to accomplish their goals. Mr. Vilk also feels that his greatest challenge, that he has faced as a principal is like being in the middle of a tug of war, and trying to make both sides come out ahead. As a principal Mr. V’ilk acts as an advocate for parents, students, teachers, and the administration, getting all sides to agree mutually and reach an understanding. Mr. Vilk’s secret for getting along with people, is being a good listener and being himself. Mr. Vilk taught and coached a few members of our faculty, among these are Mrs. Anna Hill and Mr. Jack Hardy. Mr. Hardy commented on Mr. Vilk as being one of the most dedicated teachers and administrator that the Westville School system has employed. He was also a dedicated coach in his earlier years at Westville. and will always be remembered by his former athletes. Mr. Hardy feels that Mr. Vilk s philosophy is and always has been the individual needs of the students. Mr. Vilk also coached and taught Mr. Tovey, who has been a teacher here at W'.H.S. since 1978 and is still teaching here. He says that the dedication that Mr. Vilk has displayed towards the young people of Westville is second to none. He is truly a credit to his profession. Among the others he has taught and coached is Mr. Watson, our former assistant principal for 5 years, who comments that Mr. Vilk is a very kind and considerate man dedicated to his profession. “I never heard him downgrade or criticize any of his teachers or faculty ’. The Janus Staff has greatly appreciated his contributions over the years. W e congratulate Mr. Vilk on his years of dedication and service to this school district. Nl NIN NINE NINET NINETEI NINETEEI NINETEEN NINETEEN N NINFTFFN Ntf ACTIVITIES NINETEEN NINd I CC NINFTFFM MIM TEEN ENh EN Nil IINI (NE' fNETE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN I NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN Nl NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NIN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETI NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEI LABOR DAY PARADE The Labor Day parade was a great success. Many students took part in the parade this year. As usual our band marched in the parade. The cheerleaders once again rode in the parade in vettes and T.A. This year a new blue T.A. was driven by Mike Maxwell and Mike Bryant rode along. 6 7 HOMECOMING DANCE FOREVER IN MY HEART The 1985 Homecoming Dance was held at Westville High School. Although the game was not a victory, the dance was a big success. The student council and Mr. Ratcliff put many long, hard hours into decorating and planning the dance. Entertainment was provided by Music Video Express. The highlight of the evening came when Wendy Nightlinger was named queen. Congratulations Wendy and her court. 1985 Homecoming Court: L to R Jim Jacobs, Darlene Lutchka, Freshman attendants; Kevin Howard, Stacey Sexton, Junior attendants; John Hubbard, 1985 Homecoming queen Wendy Nightlinger, Senior attendants; 1984 Homecoming queen Tyranne O’Riley, Paul Richards; Kim Bates, Ken Vandermulen, Senior attendants; Traci Dalbey, John Slazas; Sophomore attendants. Freshman Darlene Lutchka, Jim Jacobs 9 10 Spirit week was the week of Oct 21-25. The days were as follows: Monday — Jersey and button day Tuesday — Costume day Wednesday — Nerd day Thursday — Punk rock day Friday — Show your spirit day Spirit week was a time for all people. Freshman thru Senior to show their spirit. There were many very original costumes. 13 Mock wedding was put on October 18 by the adult living class. The brides were Shelly Atwood and Vicki Chapman. The grooms were Tommy Loward and Chuck Sergent. The best man was Richard Onley and the maid of honor was Carmalita Tooker. The students and faculty were invited to the wedding in the old gym. The adult living had put many hours into getting ready for the wedding which payed off for them in a wedding much enjoyed. 15 BONFIRE AND SNAKE DANCE Although this years Coal Bucket was lost by the Tigers, it was still a very well played game. The final score was 20-6 in Georgetown’s favor. That night was also Senior Night, and all of the senior football players were recognized along with their parents. Congratulations Seniors, and Good Luck in the future. 19 SADIE Come on people lets dance. Vern’s got rhythm. We’ve got the beat!' The pompettes worked hard once again, to make Sadie Hawkins a great success. Instead of a fundraiser, the student body chose our Daisy Mae. Dawn Hoth was Daisy Mae. D.J. “Master D” from Champaign was chosen for the music. Master D’s lights and equipment enhanced the evening. The dance lasted from 7:30 to 11:00. The crowning of Daisy Mae was at 9:00. 20 HAWKINS Dawn Hoth alias Daisy Mae caught her date Bobby Whiles. C'o-C'aptain, Amy l toz, crowns Daisy Mae. FALL PLAY Blanche, Lulu, and Tillie are typical young working women who live in New York. Like all single girls, they dream about the ideal man and glamorous careers. Both dreams seem to be impossible until Ellen, their new landlady from Texas arrives and moves in with them. Ellen has a western charm that attracts men including a good-looking junior executive, Alan Scott. The three girls give their boyfriends to Ellen so that they can capture Alan and pursue their “new” careers. They discover that all is not what it seems after they have lost their boyfriends and the junior executive. I won’t laugh if you won’t? All dressed up and no place to go! 22 At a cheap price. THAT GIRL FROM TEXAS So much for computer dates! cast (In order of appearance) Blanche.............................Pam Michaels Lulu.........................................Leslea Clem Tillie .............................Cindy Povilaitis Flora ..............................Kristi Ferpotto Miss Twilliger.................................Teri Tovey Miss Vent .......................Kristina Harrier Agnes .................................Traci Dalbey Mrs. Douglas .......................Cristy Harris Adelaide ...............................Amy Latoz Ernie ..............................Dan Michaels Mr. Anderson .......................Jerald Shelato Ellen ..............................Dorene Boland Sid ................................Todd Magruder Rich ...............................Wesley Miller Henrietta ..........................Angela Wright Alan ............................Carl Enchelmayer Young Husband.......................Bobby Geisert Young Wife ......................Angela Prestwood Don't look at me. I didn't do it! I don't think? Sitting Bull! What do you mean, no twin-kies! You wanna what?!!! FALL AWARDS Congratulations Fall Sports Winners! These People received Awards Michelle Foyer awarded Varsity MVP and Spike award Kurste Maddox awarded MIP for Varsity Angie Tison awarded Junior Varsity MVP Stacey Sexton awarded Honorable mention Captain Most Hussle award 24 BANQUET Kyle Huber receives Most Valuable Golfer. Brian Towell receives Most Valuable Runner. Paula C'hairamello receives academic achievement award. 25 SWEETHEART DANCE Sophomore attendant — Tracey King, escort John Slazas, Senior attendant Shelly Brown, escort John Hubbard, 1986 Sweetheart Queen Carmclita Tookcr, escort Kenny Vandcrmculcn, 1985 Queen Hannalorc Weir, escort David Gilderslcevc Junior attendant Mia Hubbard, escort Scott Hart. Freshman attendant Krista Ruck, escort Jason Rummel. 1986 Sweetheart Queen Carmelita Tooker. Music By: C huck Sergent, Denise Shafer and Brian Craig On February 22 Westville High School had their annual Sweetheart dance sponsored by the F.H.A. The dance was non-stop fun from 7:30 to 11:00. The DJ’s for this fast paces dance were Brian Craig and Chuck Sergent. At 9:00 the 1985 Queen, Hanna-lore Weir, crowned the new 1986 Queen Carmelita Tooker. After this they had a Queen and her court dance. By 11:00 all the fun had ended and everyone said good-bye and took their sweetheart home. Sweetheart Queen Carmelita dances with escort Kenny Yandermuelen during theme song. Blues Brother F.ric Williams and his date get down to the heat. LOVE IS MURDER (front: L to R) Carl Fnchelmayer, Cindy Povalitis, Dan Michcals, Kristi Ferpotto, Teri Tovey (back: L to R) Rich DcBarba, Cheryl Beauvois, Leslea Clem, Jerald Shelato, Todd Magruder, Bob Geisert, Mrs. Mayfield, Frank Gabehart, Jennifer Page, Wesely Miller, Dorene Boland, Angela Wright “Valentina could be next. “And love and romance would invade the world once more.” CAST Director Student Director Tom Burns Pearl Sweet...................... Leon Ketum ...................... Jane Fre ........................ Fffie Bolt ..................... Fish ............................ Calamity Lovett ................ Dr. Wintergreen Mrs. Mayfield C heryl Beautois Carl Fnchelmayer Cindy Povalitis Dan Michcals Kristi Ferpotto Teri Tovey Rich DeBarba ....Leslea Clem Jerald Shelato Walter Lydecker ................. Joy Darling Valentina Velour Stage Manager Prompter Curtain ......................... Lights assistant stage manager Todd Magruder Bob Giesert Dorene Boland Jennifer Page Angela Wright Frank Gabehart Wesley Miller 28 LOVE IS MURDER 'with my writing I have made romance impossibly beautiful. “Murder is murder. Where there’s murder, there’s a murder.” Love is Murder The Queen of Romance Fiction Valentina Valour, is having a television debut with several other famouse writers. The writers make a pact not to say anything to Valentina about the romance murders, for fear it would ruin the T.V. special. Everythings going fine, until Joy Darling falls out of the closet dead as a door nail. Valentina declares she will find the killer, but Walter Ly-decker, her manager, is trying to get her to sign a contract, but Dr. Wintergreen is having her write a book on vitamins. This makes Lydecker furious and they get into a Tight. Then everyone goes elsewhere. While Pearl is looking for an earing, a look alike Valentina jumps out and tries to choke her. Everyone is convinced that Valentina is the killer. She then figures out that the person is Simon Grundy, the person she destroyed on a radio show the previous year. Just as everyone is about to take the vitamin B, Valentina points out that the killer is Dr. Wintergreen. It comes out that Joy wasn’t killed, he died of a heart attack. Wintergreen goes to jail while the others prepare to meet in New York for a new T.V. special. 'You’re a sick man Lydecker, eat more protein.' “Charmed?” Scott really ‘helps' out for the festival. Three students who helped prepare for the art festival. had! 31 PROM “THIS COULD BE THE The 1986 Prom Court . . . Michele Foyer, Jerry Beckley, Kim Bates, John Hart, Hannelore Weir, Queen Wendy Knightlinger, King John Hubbard, Joe Sabalasky, Carmelita Tooker, Kyle Huber, Kathy Maskel, Todd Burch. Julie and her date are in deep conversation. Brandy and Julie are dancing the night away. The guys take off the garters. Bob Taylor supplied the en-Surprise Wendy! tertainment Hegg at his best??? NIGHT” 1986 Wendy Knightlinger and John Hubbard Kathy Maskel and Todd Burch Kim Bates and John Hart Carmelita Tooker and Kyle Huber Nil NINI NINE' NINETE NINETEE NINETEEh NINETEEN NINETEEN N NINETEEN NIN MIMFTFFN NINE ACADEMICS NIP4C I CtlM NINE ICCN MIMFTFFN MIM TEEN IS EN Nil EEN NINE IINE1 fNETE NETEE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN I NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN Nl NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NIN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETI NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEI NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEr “SEW” WHAT’S COOKIN’ IN THE Eric says, “These cookies mell in your mouth not in your hands. Da id comes to the conclusion that Eddies food looks better than his! Lori thinks being a freshman isn't all that bad. ('indy tries to spike the punch!!! HOME EC DEPARTMENTS? Shane offers the photographer a roll. Terry and John ejoy a candle light dinner. 37 ENGLISH AND ESPANOL This year we had a new teacher put in the English dept. Miss Miller. The teachers already in english are Mrs. Mayfield, Mrs. Brown, Miss Kirby, Miss Lewis, and Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. Spencer is also the Spanish teacher. English is one of the required subjects so every student in the high school is taking some english course. Spanish is a foriegn language in which you learn of the cultures of portions of South America and Spain. Kevin hamming it up for the camera, while others are intent on finishing homework. Is Brad sleeping or reading? Only Brad knows for sure. Cheesy Smile!!! Too poor to afford chairs? or Sitting down to “I hate it when this happens, a good book? PHYSICAL EDUCATION This year PE classes were required to do pushups, situps and run laps daily. After that boys went to the old gym while girls stayed in the new gym or visa versa. The activities included every thing from archery, and golf to pickleball. Hockey, and weight lifting. In certain sports like badminton and pickleball tournaments were held between class winners during homeroom for championships. Mess with Me!” How Exciting! 39 SCIENCE The Science Department has done many exciting experiments in the '85-’86 school year. For example in Biology I, the students studied Microorganisms and Planaria. Biology II disected pigs, identified birds, wildflowers and keyed trees. Life Science I disected clams and worms. Life Science II have studied the muscles and bones in the body. As you can see Science varies in many parts of nature and is a very good learning experience for the students. Science is a required subject for 2 years of High School. All of the students love to show off the cats. Hold on tight Annette! Joe tries to describe his cat. Todd and Mike just love Physical Science!!! DEPARTMENT COMPUTER MANIA Mr. Koester looks o� er Jerry's shoulder to see what he has done. The computer program is getting better and better every year. Most students enjoy unlocking the mysteries of the computer world under the guidance of either Mrs. Hill or Mr. Koesler, our computer math teachers. In the coniuter math program students learn how to use a computer. Computer math is one of the most popular classes at W.H.S. “This should work this time.” Mike concentrates hard on his program. Chris tries to figure out what the computer is trying to tell him. 43 Tina, Darren, and Tim type away in Keyboarding. Michele and Julie think that accounting is very trying. D R I V E R S E D . Mr. Bates tries to lecture his class on all the rules of the Jennifer and Amy pose for a picture while road, waiting for Mr. Bates. 44 tHJ Wjjjj fta. AWI •55 Jil UlVV “l Mil m wtnafe 9 ’wuv in%. sr 'jgfe HAMMER AND NAILS “Can you fell me how to use this? Shop is an excellent course for students to take. They learn how to operate machines, tools and How to make such things as a tool box and footstools. They offern great courses such as Metal Trades. Electricity, Bench Metals, and Woods. The teachers for these courses are Mr. Tovey and Mr. Legacy. Smile pretty Charlie! HOW DO YOU FEEL??? Students are on their way to visit the funeral homes. Hello, Mr. Photographer! Molly’s really into health. The end of class. Cheryl, Amy and Julie are having a good time. Smile Jason! See something interesting??? HEALTH WITH MRS. BIRKEY GOVERNMENT S 0 c 1 A L By Cod Croat Day to be Alive!!!” S T U D I E S Psychology. World Affairs and Social Studies Psycholog , World Affairs and Social Studies arc all taught by Mr. Smith. Psycholog) is the study of the mind dealing with all stages of life. World Affairs is what is happening between countries. It deals with politics, government, leaders and terrorism. Social Studies is the study of different countries, it also deals with the life, cultures and languages. 9 H I S T O R V Mr. Magruder takes command. Government and U.S. History Mr. Magruder teaches history and government, this is his first year at W'.H.S. History is events that happened earlier in the coun-trys age. It deals with governments, history and constitution. The Constitution test is required to pass the class. Covcrnnicnt covers the fine workings of our administration. Is class always like this? Mark Shadden fights falling asleep in government class. W 0 R L D A F F A 1 R S PSYCHOLOGY 47 7V Hank Imes his math assignment! I odd Concentrates on his homework. Math is one of the 2 year required courses here at W.H.S. Starting with either Career Math or Algebra I as a Freshmen, and working your way up to Trigonometry or Pre-Calculus. There are several other classes in between that you can take. Geometry, Computer Math, and Technical Math are just a few. Mrs. Foyer, Mr. Ratcliff, and Mr. Koester are the teachers of these math classes. Eli Is it that difficult Shorn? N Nir NINE NINE1 NINETE NINETEE NINETEEN NINETEEN I NINETEEN Nl NINFTFFN N1N SPORTS -----------------------------niimc i ten nine, i ccr ________________________NINFTFFN MIMFJEEN £lqktu TEEN N z----------------------. � ■- . fc-i-i ....-TEEN NIN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEI NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN N NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN Nil NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINE! NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEE VARSITY FOOTBALL Front: Tim Revello. Bob Whiles, Jeff Haugen, Jody Barton, Joe Bednar, Larry Smith. Second Row: Wes Miller, Darren Vanduyn, Ken Vandermulen, Todd Maxwell, Tad Coble, Ron Blakency. Third Row: Jerry Baity, Scott Balsamello, John Hubbard, Mike Vaughn, Doug Howard, John Slazas, Harry Miller, Jim Gibson, Mike Rolinitis, Mark Shadden, Bill Lattrell, James Bertschi, Tom Magruder. Top Row: Carl Enchelmyer, Keith Lumsargis, Larry Barney, Russell Miller, Carl Wagner, Tony Waclaw, Mark Sells, Scott Hart, Kevin Howard. 50 51 Front Row: Jeff Haughen, Jody Barton, Second Row: Mike Y aughn, Russell Miller, Harry Miller, Mark Shadden, Jim Gibson, Top Row: Jerry Maity, Ken Vandermeulen, Doug Howard, John Hubbard. JV FOOTBALL Front Row: Joe Bednar, Mike Rolinitis, Second Row: Scott Balsamello, John Stricklett, Tim Anderson, Ronnie Blakeney, Third Row: Dave Marriage, Todd Maxwell, Tony Balsamello, Troy Pas ley, John Truitt, Todd Cross, Creg Hardesty, Chuck DeVore, Carl Smith, Tad Goble, Larry Smith, Top Row: Carl Enchelmyer, Larry Barney, Keith Lumsargis, Carl Wagoner, Tony Waelaw, Mark Sells, James Bertschi, Scott Hart. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Front Row: Jim Evans, Mark Ritter. 2nd Row: I nce Vecillio, Shannon George. 3rd Row: Frank Gahehart, Richie Vallangion, Melvin Sanford, Cody Meeks, Jimmy Jacobs, Bobby Crain, Floyd Ronk, Dave Marriage. Top Row: Mike Woodard, John Nickel, Troy Brown, Chad Bolser, Derek Bodart, Kevin Atkins, Mark Wright, Dan lloth. 52 53 CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: M. Tovey, M. Shingle, M. Conrad, J. Brown, M. Reynolds, J. Stalk, D. Gondry, J. Hardy, Bottom Row: B. Towell, P. Chiaramello, B. Shafer, B. Gabehart, C. McMasters, R. Payne. Vermilion County Meet . . . . 59 pts . ... 3rd Place Illini Central Conference . . .77 pts . ... 3rd Place Tigers . . . 27 St. Jo-Ogden .... 28 Spartan Classic 277 pts ... 9th Place Tigers . . . 29 Hoopeston-E.L .... 26 Frosh-Soph Conference . . 36 pts 2nd Place Tigers .. . 16 Catlin ....45 Bismarck Invitational . . . 2nd Place Tigers . . . 27 Oakwood .... 28 Regional 86 pts 3rd Place Tigers . . . 33 Georgetown ....22 Sectional .20 pts 8th Place Tigers .. 18 Bismarck-Henning . . . ...37 Tigers . ,. 27 Oakwood .... 28 Tigers . 15 Shilo 40 Tigers . . 30 Georgetown .... 27 Tigers ., 20 Potomac 36 Tigers .. 17 Bismarck-Henning . . 44 Tigers . .. 43 Chrisman .... 25 Tigers . .. 19 Tuscola 44 Tigers . .. 30 Shilo 40 This Year the Cross Country team with the help of M. Tovey Tigers . .. 17 and J. Hardy, had 11 wins and 5 losses. This year the Cross Tigers . .. 15 Country team also had sophomore, Brian Towell in the State Finals. Brian Finished 64 out of 200 and was also named the most valuable runner. 54 Golfers: Front Row: Cory Barton, Jason Rummel, Chuck Sergent, Matt Dudley, Craig Riggens, Back Row: Todd Burch, Dan Micheals, Ken McAllister, Kyle Huber, Wayne Linn. This years Golf Team consisted of almost all seniors. The Tigers MVP was Kyle Huber. Kyle Placed in the Paris Invitational. The other bright spot in the tournament was Chuck Sergent, placed 8th in the Scharlman Invitational. With Numbers and High Hopes, next years team will be competitive. o 55 VOLLEY Front Row: Left to Right — Bernie Juris, Tootie Hathaway, Karen Potter, Cindy King, Back Row: Coach: Anita Conrad, Stacey Sexton, Kathy Maskel, Julie Hoskins, Michele Foyer, Kurste Maddox Stacey’s Ready for Action BALL Thresa and Amy work together. “Is it over?” Kim Cross gets ready to serve. Front Row — Left to Right. Darlene I.utchka, Amy Anderson, Angie Tison, Kim Cross, Back Row: Bernie Juris, Tracy Cash, Julie Jordan, Faith Anderson, Thresa Pickering. John Stricklett procedes to center circle. Front L to R: Tom Noble, John Nichol, Mark Ritter, John Stricklett, Senior Captain: Mark Damilano, Back Row: Buddy King, Harry Millr, Mark Wright, Senior Captain: Don Jeffers, Scott Basamello, Coach: Fd Legacy Coach Legacy yells for a pin. The wrestling team had a rough riad this year. Our team was a young team. We won five out of fifteen matches, thats a fairly good season. W e had three sectional qualifers . Don Jeffers, Mark Damilano and Scott Basamello. The season ended with Sectionals. We hope our young team is promising for next year. Don Jeffers wins another tough match THE TEAM Bottom L-R: Manager: Roger Burris, Mike Conrad, Tony Barney, Todd Burch, Joe Carroll, Kyle Huber, Chuck Sergent, Manager: F.ric Jordan, Top: L-R: Coach Hardy, Chris Hilligoss, l)a id Hall, Mide Maxwell, Scott Hart, Joe Brown. Chris Callion. Manager: Cory Hart 60 WITH ESTEEM | This years Varsity Basketball Team had an excellent season with a 21-6 record. The highlight of the season came in the I Mini Central Conference, the Tigers won their next 12 conference games in a row, to win the 1st ICC C onference C hampionship. Losing four seniors, next years team should carry on the tradition from this years Tiger Squad. Congratulations Tigers On A Fine Season. Westville Other Team 85 Jamaica .60 67 • St. Joe 82 67 Oakwood 71 74 Schlarman 60 75 Bismark . 52 73 Catlin 67 Rosstille-Alvin Holiday Tournament 62 Milford 71 72 Wellington .51 79.........Bismark ........67 83 Sheldon 57 50 Hoopeston 52 70 ........Unity...........64 71 ........St. Joe 69 68 Georgetown .31 60 Shiloh 48 Vermilion County Tournament Armstrong 59 Jamaica.......71 Oakwood .56 Ross i lie Oakwood Schlar Bismark 59........ratlin 67..... Unity 75.........George to w n Regional Tournament Georgetown ...61 Chrisman .....68 61 Freshman Basketball Player: (row 1) Shawn Carson, Billy Gabehart, Jim Evans, Clint McMasters, (row 2) Darren Severado, Jason Rummel, Kevin Atkinson, John Carroll, Lance Vecillio, (row 3) Coach Magruder, Mgr. Eric Jordon, Chad Bolser, Derek Bodart, Jim Jacobs, Melvin Sanford, Floyd Ronk, Mgr. Jerry Campbell. Coach Tom Magruder in his first year, lead the Freshmen Tigers in the 85’-86’ A and B season to a 5-20 record. They finished the season with a double win over Georgetown. To Coach Magruder and the Freshman Tigers we say congratulations on a fine season. 62 Junior Varsity Basketball Players: (front) Tim Anderson, Tim Revello, Marc Reynolds, John Slazas, Todd Kupcik, Shane llilton, Larry Barney, Mgr. Jerry C ampbell (back) Mgr. Eric Jordon, Cory Barton, Mike Conrad, Keith l.umsargis, Carl Enchelmayer, Joe Brown, Ron Blakeney, C hris Ifilligoss. C huck Sergent, Mgr. Roger Burris, Coach Woodard. HMEN ND V. TBALL Coach Mike Woodard and the J.V. Tigers finished the 85’-86’ season with a record of 12-6. The Sophomore team played well with alot of returning experience. The Soph, team finished the year at 11-1. The sophomores won the Chris-man Invitational, and took second in the St. Joseph Invitational. Both teams had a fine year. 63 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: Karen Potter, Patrica Hathaway, Amy Denton, Deanna High, Jonece Woods, Back Row: Kim Bitto, Cathy Maskel, Paula C'hiaramello, Michelle Foyer, Jennifer Gerrib, Stacey Sexton. Stacey Sexton in action. The Lady Tigers had a successful season, this year with only 3 seniors, 5 juniors and 3 sophomores. Their record was 7-7. Even though their were only 3 seniors, 5 juniors, and 3 sophomores the girls worked as a team. Alot of tough games came to face them. They learned to work hard together this was a new improvement that they overcome from the 84-85 school year. W ho will gel the tip? It’s up in the air. 64 J. V. BASKETBALL Top Row L to R: Kim Cross, Julie Jordan, Jenny Gerrib, Thresa Pickering and Faith Anderson. Bottom Row L to R: Brandy Shafer, Angie Tison, Jonece Woods, Deanna High, and Amy Anderson. 65 lady Tigers looking to grab a rebound. 1986 BOYS TIGER TRACK Hand Offs ... so fast there blurred It will be great when we go outside. Finally a break! Tiger Track Squad: Front: Shane Hilton, l ance Vecello, Billy Goodwin, Mark Ritter, Kric Sloan, Joe Bednar, Mike Rolinitis, Tim Ritter, Billy Gabehart, Mide Conrad, Brian Towell, Shawn Howard, Tom Anderson. Back: C oach Manage, Brian Johnson, Mike Schingel. Darren Gondry, Ronnie Payne, Kenny Vandermulen, Joe Brown, Carl Fnchilmayer, John Stahl, Todd Burch, Kyle Huber, Jim Jacobs, MGR. Darren Van Duvn, Coach Tovcy. GIRLS Girls Track Members: Front — Mgr. Amy Bates, Darlene Lutchka, Christa Ruch, Traci Dalbey, Cheryl Beauvois, JoAnn Young, Leslie Nelson, Mgr. Jennifer Balso-mello. Back — Tori Morris, Kathy Maskel, Paula Chiaramello, Michelle Foyer, Amy I.atoz, Stacey Sexton, Faith Anderson, Theresa Lilley. Faith stretches for just one more inch. Tori shows off her shot putting skills at a Georgetown track meet. Michelle clears the bar and looks for the mat. 68 TRACK Paula runs hard for the finish line. Faith finishes strong for the Lady Tigers Michelle clears the bar during a cold and windy track meet at Georgetown. tf) o This years softball team was mostly underclassmen, with only one senior. The team ended there season with a record of 8-8. In the regional tournament the team first beat Potomac, but has a disappointing lost to Oakwood, the second game. Next Years team has great outlooks, with most of the girls returning to the team. A Back Row: I. to R: C athy Farrell, Jonece Woods, Jenny Cerrib, Teresa Pickering, Molly Ryback, C hristy Harris, Julie Cordon. Brandy Shafer, Ms. Spisok. Front Row: Kim Bitto, Angie Tison, Tootie Hathaway, Karen Potter, Kim C ross, Amy Anderson, Judie Watson. Not Pictured: Amy Potter. 71 VARSITY BASEBALL Troy and Jody arc ready for the hit. Coach Hardy scopes out the Held. Back Row L to R: Coach Hardy, Buddy King, Troy Hughes, Mike Maxwell, Keith Lumsargis, David Hall, Robbie Weiser, David Straughn, Kevin Howard, Eric Williams, Derek Bodart, Coach Owens. Front Row: Chuck Sergent, Chris Gallion, Carl Smith, Ron Blakeney, Chris Hilligoss, Bobby Potter, Jody Barton, Chad Bolser, Floyd Ronk. This years baseba„ team consisted of mostly juniors and upperclassmen. They ended the season with a 7-11 record. The tigers placed two players on the All-Conference team. Junior catcher Chuck Sergent was the All-Conference catcher, and Senior Chris Gallion was one of the All-Conference outfielders. The Tigers placed two in the special mention, Troy Hughes and the 1986 tiger MVP Jody Barton. Is Eric safe or out? Jody smacks the ball. 72 JV BASEBALL Back Row L to R: Coach Hardy, Troy Pasley, Gerald Shelto, Ron Blakeney, Robbie Weiser, Keith Lumsargis, Floyd Ronk, Melvin Sanford, Derek Bodart, Coach Owens. Front Row: Carl Smith, Bobby Potter, Chad Bolser, Phil Dompey, Doug Lawless, Jason Rummel, Jimmy Evans, Darren Severado, Timmy Revello. Coach Owens goes to give his advice. This years JV Team had a perfect record of 4-0. The highlight of the season was beating Danville. This years JV MVP was Chad Bolser. With the teams good attitude and perfect record, there are good prospects for next years varsity team. A Westville player smacks the ball. Carl tries to bunt the ball. Coach Hardy is caught off guard. Chuck Sergent is ready for the pitcher to fire the ball across the plate. The Varsity cheerleaders took on a difficult season, but continued to give it their all. Due to injuries and other interests the squad dwindled from 8 cheerleaders to 3 by the end of the season. Over the summer they attended U.S.C.A. camp All American at Williams Bay College in Wisconsin. With stiff competition, they placed in the top 5 squads. Even though they had 3 cheerleaders they remained to support and cheer on the Westville Tigers. VARSITY SQUAD ’85-’ The W.H.S. cheerleaders reaching their heights. Bottom L to R — Cindy Poviliatis, Michelle Miller, and Gail Miller. Top L to R — Cheryl Beauvois and Missy Gabehart. J.V. CHEERLEADERS The J.V. squad attended a DCA camp at E.I.U. in Charleston. They received ribbons for outstanding pep, mounts, spirit and cheering skill. They placed third in final competition in the J.V. division and were awarded a ribbon for best dance routine. The captains for the 85-86 season were Traci Dalbey and Laura Brown. They were coached by Miss McBride. The J.V. squad poses during a basketball game. Front I. to R: Tara Sumila, Traci Dalbey, Krista Ruck. Back I. to R: l.aura Brown. Christy Harris and Tracey King. 75 WHS The 1985-86 Wrestlettes are a squad of five. This year they have a new sponsor, Donna Pasley, she made sure they were at the meets on time and she took care of their fund raisers and money. The wrestlettes stayed behind the wrestlers all through the year. Despite the hardships and troubles they were put through, they still had fun cheering on the wrestlers on at the district regionals and sectionals. Wrestlettes TWIRLERS Left to Right: Alexandra Kataukas, Carrie Snively, Zandra Katau-das. The twirlers perform at the football games. Tracey King wasn’t available for group picture 77 Zandra, Alexandra, and Carrie all through candy at the Labor Day Parade. POMPETTES Left: Ponipettes smile as to not show their fatigue after a performance. Below: I’ompcttes strive for percision, as you can see here. I. to R: Tru Serpinas, Amy Bates, Angie Moretto, Sheri Ba s, Dorenc Boland, Teri Tovcy, Amy l.alo . Betty Vaughn, C he rl Maxwell, Mia lluhhard, (irace I.ammert CLUBS Nl NIN NINE NINETI NINETEI NINETEEf NINETEEN NINETEEN N NINETEEN Nils mnc: i ccn nine: i to NINFTFFN NINETEEN ENN EEN Nlh INE (NET (NETE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN fs NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN Nil NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINE! NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEE ORANGE AND BLACK STAFF Orange and Black Staff: Back Row, L to R: Bill Picket, Shawn Howard, Wesley Miller, Jenny Gerrib, Paula Charamello, Julie Carter, Mrs. Brown, Front Row: Jennifer Page, Judie Watson, Deanna High, Shane Hilton, Angela Wright, Tia Mercer. Angela and Tia work hard on there story. The Orange and Black has 12 members. The paper comes out periodically. The members meet once or twice every two months to get there assignments. Ms. Browns squad has worked hard to get the paper out to us. (L. to R.) S. Wilkus, J. C arroll, M. Sherman, I). Boland. A. Latoz, W. Linn. S. Sexton, C. Varner, T. Vlagruder. F.. Jordon. (2nd row) S. Bays, ('. Mood), C. Maxwell, VI. Howard, J. Carroll, J. Stricklett. (3rd row) S. C arson, I). Vandinn, J. Watson, C. Barton, T. Dalbey, T. Mercer, P. Weir, J. Carter, W. Miller, L. Sykes, T. Balsomello, J. Groth, VI. Vliller, J. Jordon, J. Hubbard, L, Bennett, T. Cobel, VI. Ryback, C. («allez, L. C reader, I). Schneider, A. Lewis, A. Prestwood and adtisor I). VIcBride. Yearbook has the duty for capturing high school memories. Only the dedicated few realize the difficulty in this. The Janus Staff had a slow start in the fall. The first deadline was moved back. After mid year the staff got rolling. There was a change in structure enabling new ideas to flourish. The staffs biggest drawback was photographs, so with the addition of new photographers they were able to hurdle that harrier. The dedicatd few should be very proud of their efforts. ART CLUB Front left to right: Darren Severado, Julie Jordan, C huck DeVore, Scott Balsamello, Bill Picket. Second Row: Harry Miller, Ken Vanderniulen, Tim Ritter, Mike Rolinitis, Brian Craig. Third Row: Tracy Gash, C arol Johnson, Miss Scarlet, Molly Ryhack. Michele Miller, Amy Bates, Mary Loveless, John Hubbard, Bobby Geisert, Angela Prestwood, Tara Sumila, Dawn Miller, Joel C heeseman. Back Row: Ron Blakeney. Tad Goble, John Hubbard, Jody Barton, Matt Dudley, Don Jeffers, Krista Ruch, Tony Serpinas, Frank Gabehart, Mark Wright. Brad Stine, Matt Rakausky, Tru Serpinas, John Carrol, Shane Hilton, Judy Young, Theresa Lilley, Deana High, Cindy Mayer, C heryl Maxwell, Chris Moody. NOT PICTURED: Greg Setser Advisor: Mrs. Scarlett President: Ken Vanderniulen Vice-President: Mike Rolinitis Student Council: Tim Ritter BUSY. BUSY, BUSY!!! STAGE FRIGHTS Carl sure looks like he's paying attention. These students look as if they're showing a full interest in drama club. Wonder what Dorene is thinking? Drama Club Members: (sitting) Carl F.nchelmayer, Dan Micheals, C hristy Ferpotto, Amy l.ato m, Christy Harris (middle) Frank Cahehart, Angela Prestwood, Bohby Ceisert, l.eslea C lem, Cindy Potalitis, Angela W right, Dorene Boland. I odd Magruder. Mrs. Mayfield, (hack) Rich Debarba, Jennifer Page, (ierald Shelto, Leslie Nelson. Tina Harrier, Wesley Miller, Jennifer (ierrib, Chris 1ood , Cheryl Maxwell STUDENT TOP ROW: Mike Maxwell, Bill Lattrell, John Hart, Laura Brown, Christy Harris, 2nd Row: Wes Miller, Leslie Nelson, Amy Latoz, Cindy King, Susan Blakeney, Deanna McMasters, Denise W illiams 3rd Row: Mr. Ratcliff, Todd Maxwell, Mark Shadden, 4th Row: Todd Burch, John Stricklett, Mike Rolinitis, Paula Chiaramello, Cory Barton, 5th Row: Tim Revello, Faith Robins, Deanna High, Michelle Conrad, Michelle Miller, Tim Ritter, Stacey Sexton, 6th Row: Pollyanna W'eir, Mia Hubbard, Krista Ruch, Amy Falletti, Tara Sumila, John Carroll. Back: Cory Barton, Front: Krista Ruch, Faith Robins, Angie L to R: Christy Harris, Pollyanna Weir, Amy Latoz, Deanna High. Prestwood. 84 COUNCIL Todd Maxwell. Stacey Sexton. Paula Chialamello, Bill Lattrell John Hart, Cindy King, Deanna McMasters, Michelle Conrad 85 Cory Barton. Faith Robins. Pollyanna Weir. Christy Harris. Amy Latoz, Denise W illiams, John Hart, Michelle Conrad, Deanna McMasters, Cindy King, Angie Prestwood, Krista Ruch, Bill Lattrell, Stacey Sexton, Paula Chiaramello, Todd Maxwell. Officers: Todd Magruder, Denise Williams, Amy Denton. MEDICAL CAREERS Medical Careers Members: Front Row: Todd Magruder, Wesley Miller, Valerie the skeleton, Denise Williams, Jackie Watson, Middle: Judie Watson, Deanna McMasters, Amy Denton, Michelle Conrad, Cathy Montgomery, Judy Young, Back: Mrs. Virostek, Tom Revello, Russell Miller, Joe Carroll, Vern Mayberry. _ . Medical Careers this year has improves alot in recent years. They have had many guest speakers in to talk to the students. They have talked to the students about the difference and advantages of each different items to raise money for a year end trip. SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club members: (front) Jennifer Balsomello. Dorene Boland. Amy l.atoz, Teri Tovey (middle) Scott Blair, Kristie Ferpotto, Dan Micheals, Jo Ann Young, Michelle Miller, Mary Pridemore Stephanie Sollars, Traci Dalbey (back) Mrs. Spencer, Jennie Gerrib, Leslea C’lem. Kip Stonebraker, Wesley Miller, Joe Carroll. Wayne Linn, Doug Lav lyes, Jenny Groth. Sherry W illiams, Linda Bennett, Chris Moody. THE ADVENTURES OF HOME ECONOMICS I JL '—i Exploratory Home Ec. students learn the art of sewing by making a tote bag. These Home Ec. students learn what it takes to occupy a childs time, by compiling a babysitting kit. Teacher-aid. Buddy King, writes his protest of being over worked on a sheet of paper for all to see. 88 FUTURE HomEMAKERS AMERICA This years FHA was very active. Some of the events that took place were: In October they had a party for the little kids. In December they went carolling to nursing homes and also made the food baskets. In January they started preparing for the sweetheart dance that was to be held in February. On February 22, after alot of time and hard work they put on the Sweetheart Dance. Last thing done by the FHA was some of the members attended the state convention, held in Springfield. FHA OFFICERS: President: Jonice Woods, Vice-President: Janet Carroll, Secretary: Shelly Atwood, Treasurer: Monica Howard I - Front Row L to R — Ms. Erving, Krista Ruch, Shelly Bays, Chris Moody, Ms. McBride, Middle Row: Monica Howard, Amy Falletti, Tara Sumila, Annette Mowery, Sarah Wilkus, Jenny Page, Back Row: Janet Carroll, Cindy Hall, Cathy Montgomery, Charlotte Young, Angie Lewis, I.eann Ceader, Dianna 89 Scheider. Inniro WnnH, CONCERT BAND Mr. Marion C onducts the concert band. Carl and Joe seem to know their part, practice it to perfection. Concert Bund Members: (row 1) Kristie Fcrpotto, C indy King, l.eslea C lem, Teri Tovey, Julie Hoskins, Dorene Boland, C indyPovalitis, Cheryl Beau ois, (row 2) Julie Carter, Lori Sykes, John Sollars, Amy Latoz, Michelle Foyer, Molly Ryback, Tracey Jones, Kim C ross, Angela Prestwood, Tootie Hathaway, Pollyana Weir, Eric Jordon, Darren Van Duyn, Don Gibson, John Tosh, (row 3) Tim Anderson, Tina Mercer, Angela Wright, David Billow. Kathy Maskel, Jennifer Gerrib, Darlene l.utchka, Mike Schingel, Gerald Shelto, Joe Brown, Carl Enchelmayer, Shannon Battle, Mike Rolinitis, Doug Lawlyes, Brian Johnson, lim Ritter, Mark Ritter, Bill Pickett (standing) Derek Bodart, Keith McElroy. The concert hand, under the direction of Mr. Marion, has put in alot of time and hard work to perfect their skills all through the year to perform at concerts and to compete in contests. The band always has a great number of students represent them in the All-County Festival. Keep up the . . Good Work. Kristie and C indy concentrate on their part. 90 THE MARCHING TIGERS Mr. Marion gets cooled off during a wafer break at band camp. Marching Band Members; (row I) Cindy King. JoAnn Noting. Kurstie Maddox. Christiana Callcz, l.eslea Clem (row 2) Dorene Roland. Teri Tovey, Pollyana Weir, Tootie Hathaway, Keith McFIroy, Cindy Povalitis, Derek Bodart, Eric Sloan, Eric Jordon. C'heryl Beativois, Julie Hoskins, Angie Morretto, Mr. Marion (row 3) Angela Wright, Kristie Ferpotto, Tim Anderson, Melissa Boblet, John Sollars, I.ori Sykes, Julie Carter, Tia Mercer, Molly Ryback, Kim Cross, Tracy Jones, Angela Prestwood, Julie Troxle (row 4} Darlene Lutchka, Michele Foyer, Kathy Maskel, Tim Ritter, Don Gibson. Darren Van Duyn, Bill Picket, Mark Ritter, Jenny Gcrrib, Amy l.atoz, Datid Billow (row 5) Carl F.nchelmayer. Pam Micheals, Mike Rolinitis, Gerald Shelto, Shannon Battle, Joe Brown, Doug l.awlyes, Brian Johnson. Drum majors perform their salute before the band takes the field for competition at the IJ of I contest. The band relaxes after a job well done. The Marching Tigers again attended hand camp this summer at Eastern Illinois University. They put in a week of hard work to put together their final show. Their hard work payed off as they took 2nd place in the Vermilion County Marching Band Invitational at Georgetown. This years drum majors were senior Cindy King and junior Leslea Clem. 91 THE SOUND OF MUSIC Chorus Members: (front) Eric Jordon, John Stricklett, Todd Magruder, Jackie Watson, Angela W right. Shannon Battle, Tia Mercer (middle) Darren Van Duyn, Jennifer Gerrib, Sheila Pruitt, l.eslea C lem, Wendy Koeher, Lori Sykes, lammv Ronk, Jody Kuchefski, Ramona Edwards, Gerald Shelto, Scott Carson, David Billow, Wesley Miller, (back) Janet Carroll, Monica Howard, Michelle Miller, Monique Elsberg, Tammy W'inkler, Carl Lnchelmayer. This years chorus has grown quite a bit. Under the direction of Mrs. Foyer the chorus has done several things such as a Christmas concert and a spring concert. The chorus also sang at the St. Elizabeth senior care Christmas party. Senior Lori Sykes, junior Darren Van Duyn, and junior Todd Ma-gruder had been chosen to attend a District Festival in Normal. Todd was fortunate to be chosen for the All-State Chorus. Congratulations on a job well done. Todd and Wesley seem to know their part pretty well. The alto section contributes their part to the music. John and David think this is pretty boring stuff. 92 The pep band helps to keep the enthusiasm going during pre-game and at half-time of our home basketball games. This years pep band made their annual appearance at the county tournament. The pep band consists of 45 members. Pep Band Members: (front) Tracey Jones, 1 la Mercer, Angela Wright, Angela Prestwood, Molly Ryback, Tim Anderson, Dorene Boland, Teri I o,e , Amy Latoz, Trie Jordon (middle) John Sollars, Keith McElroy, Derek Bodart, Carl Enchelmaver, Doug Lawlyes, Brian Johnson, Julie Hoskins Julie Carter, Lon Sykes, Darren Van Duyn, Cindy King, Shannon Battle, Cindy Povalitis, John Tosh, Bill Picket, Don Gibson, Gerald SheltoKHStieFerpotto, Too tie Hathaway, Kathy Maskel, Michelle Foyer, Darlene I.utchka, Jennifer Cerrib, Leslea Clem (back) Joe Brown, Mike Schingel, Pollyana Weir, Kim Cross, Mark Ritter, Cheryl Beavois, Mike Rolinitis, Tim Ritter, David Billow. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society members: (front) Ronnie Payne, C arl Smith, Scott Williams, C arl Fnchelmayer, Dan Micheals. Todd Burch. Kyle lluber, Jerry Baity (back) Kathy Maskel. Denise Williams, Deanna McMasters. Michelle Foyer, Cindy King, Ron Blakene . 1'ootic Hathaway. Julie C arter, Bridgette Farrell, Jennifer Balso-mello. I.eslea Clem, Kristie Ferpotto, Mike Rolinitis, Todd Magruder. Dorene Boland, C heryl Beauvois. OWLS Owls Society members: (front I Kathy Maskel, C armelila l ooker, Denise Williams, Deanna McMasters, Dan Micheals, Wayne l inn (middle) Amy Bates, Cindy Varner, Jennifer Balsomello. C indy King, Bridgette Farrell, Todd Magruder, Don Jeffers. Paula C hiaramello, Mia lluhhard. John'Hubbard (hack) Michelle Foyer, Darren Van Duyn, Fric Sloan, Mike Rolinitis, Todd Burch. John Hart. Scott Hart, Russel Miller, Kyle Huber, Kenny Vandermuelen. not pictured Susan Blakcncy. JETS Jets learn members: (front) Jennifer Balsomello. Todd Magruder, Cheryl Beamois, Denise W illiams (back) Michelle Foyer, Kyle lluber, I odd Burch, Deanna McMasters, Kathy Maskel. I.eslea Clem, Jerry Baity. OFFICE, KITCHEN AND LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Front L to R: Debbie Stark, Chris Atwood. Mia Hubbard. Amy Bates, Shelly Brow Back I. to R: Paula Charmello. Darren Van Dyne, Lori Ross. n, Amy Denton, and Frank Cabehart. These people are very important to our school workings. They run errands, pick up absentees, and serve food. These are just a few of the duties these assistants are called upon to do. Thank You for your support people! I.eft to right: Hubert Miller, Tim Ritter, Mike Rolinitis, Kevin Howard, and Tracey King. Back: Wayne Finn. Front I. to R: Cheyrl Beauvois, Michelle Miller, Michelle Billings. Kathy Maskel and Jennifer Basaniello. Middle I. to R: Kenny andermeulen. Shelly Atwood, (� ina Mayberry and Dan Michaels. Back I. to R: Mike Vaughn. Darren Condry, Jeff Haugen, and Marc Reynolds. 95 N m NINE NINE! NINETE NINETEE NINETEEN NINETEEN I NINETEEN Nl NINETEEN NIN MINFTFFN NINF FACULTY £i jhty NINE IECN NINE 11 MINFTFFM NINETEEN N EN NIN EN NINE IINET fNETE fNETEE EE imiuibui i inii-TEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN V NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NIj NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINI NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINE' NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEf ADMINISTRATION Board Members; Back Row: Bob Miller, Rick High, Mike Gerrib, Front Row: Jim Bozarth, Dale Shannon, Emery Slavik c.. . , . . . , . _ student Advisor Jack Donovan Vice-Principal James Hegg 97 Joj Ut riKj t octzotid: rffeUdms ( x tcesm, M . Cuff' jvi±du£ lf.uxj-M 4%. Ate 'vlS ,‘ ‘ -yy. -A.. ,? LaJa . C U -V kAcuu 4 } % 100 V v N Nils NINE NINE! 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Angela Pres!wood Valerie Richards Mark Ritter Faith Rohhins Lisa Ross Lori Ross Floyd Ronk Krista Ruck Jason Rummel Molly R back Melvin Sanford Sheila Sellers Tru Seripinas Daren Severado Brandy Shafer Jerald Shelto Sherrie Spencer Teresa Stokes Jeff Straughn Tara Suniila Angela Tison Richard Vallangeon Sheryl Vance Angela VanDuyne Betty Vaughn 105 Lance Vecellio Sherri Vecellio Wayne Urban Chris Weese Wesley White Kim Wilkus Tammy W inkler Michele Woods Angela W right Mark W right JoAnn Young “Are ne Cute Yet????” 106 Nl NIN NINE NINETI NINETEE NINETEEh NINETEEN NINETEEN N NINFTFFN NIK SOPHOMORES i'iii ic i cxn nine i ■ NINFTFFM MIMFTFFN ENN EN m INE (NET fNETE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN h NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN Nil NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINI NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINE' NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETE NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEE Kim Allhands Tim Anderson Scot! Balsaniello Iony Balsaniello Ronald Barnett l.arry Barney David Billow Ronald Blakeney Jim Blanton Laura Brown Tammy Cappello Janet C arroll Scott Carson Kim Chandler Andrea Cosat Toby Cox Traci Dalbey Chuck DeY'ore Phillip Dompe Carl Enchelmayer Cathy Farrell Carolyn Fuller Bobby Gerard Jennifer Gerrib Tammy Gibson Darren Gondry Billy Goodwin Todd Gross Jennifer llannan Greg Hardesty 108 Kristina Harrier Christy Harris Deanna High Shane Hilton Dawn doth Monica Howard Brian Johnson Tracey King Todd Kupcik Darren I.ammert Amy I a to Doug I a wives Keith Lumsargis Cheryl Maxwell Tia Mercer Sean Mikel Wesley Miller Claude Morgan Annette Mowery Leslie Nelson Joy Nicholas Donna Nier Billy Noble Mike O'banion 109 Troy Pasle Ronnie Payne Mary Pridemore Sheila Pruitt Sonya Pruitt Tim Reiello Marc Re nolds Craig Riggen Barry Rudd Diana Schneider Mark Sells Tony Seripines Greg Shaw Jennifer Sle a John Sla as Jamie Slcta Carl Smith Roger Smith John Sollars Stephanie Sollars John Stahl Brad Stine John Stricklett Brenda Stuebe 110 PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Joe Bertelli C huck Debarba Richard Dbarba Dogget Angela Lewis Billy McCool Doug Oaks Jerry Scott Jim Spencer Scott Williams Troy Wilson Chris Wise Carl Wagoner Jackie Watson Judie Watson Pollyanna Weir John Tosh Teri Tovey Brian Towell John Truett Charlie Varner Tony Waclaw Annette Wells Tammy W hitlock Mark Wilborn Sarah W ilkus Jonece Woods Charlotte Young 111 N Nils NINE NINE! 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SeniorsSc CLASS SeniorsSeniorsSei SeniorsSeniorsSeni( SeniorsSeniorsSenioi SeniorsSeniorsSeniors! OF 1986 SeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsS SeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSei SeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSenk SeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSenior! 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What would you like to be remembered for? Raising rats Dawn Barnett: Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Going to accounting with Mrs. Hill Favorite song — Uh all night by Kiss Favorite movie — Nightmare on Elm Street Favorite saying — Let’s get stoned Proudest moment — Graduation Day Where are you going to be in 5 years — Partying What’s your favorite pasttime — Partying and cruising Georgetown What would you like to be remembered for? The Horndogs Jody Barton: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Being drunk at Basketball games Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Sitting in the holding room (D.S.R.) Favorite song — Blind In Texas — (W.A.S.P.) Favorite saying — Hey, Suck my Dxxk Bxxxh!!!! Favorite movie — Nightmare on Elm Street 1 and 2 Most embarrassing moment — Losing 18 straight Football games Proudest moment — Winning the first game in 3 years Paris 22-15 Where are you going to be in 5 years — In jail or AA center What’s your favorite pasttime — Partyin What would you like to be remembered for? For watching Re-runs of Leave It To Beaver and Brady Bunch after school for the last 4 years Michelle Billings: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Jerry Beck- ley Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Going to accounting with Ms. Hill Favorite song — Uh all night By Kiss Favorite movie — Nightmare on Elm Street — Part 1 Most embarrassing moment — Falling on my face in front of about 8 guys. Proudest moment — Graduation Where are you going to be in 5 years — Partying What’s your favorite pasttime — Partying and cruizing in Georgetown What would you like to be remembered for? The Horndogs Kevin Bishop: Favorite movie — Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2 Favorite song — Smoking In The Boys Room Favorite saying — It don’t matter What’s your favorite pasttime — Party’n Shelley Brown: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — First day as a freshman Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — SRA tests Favorite song — Santa Claus is watchin You — Ray Stevens Favorite movie — Rocky IV Favorite saying — What are you lookin at Most embarrassing moment — personal Proudest moment — The day I graduate Where are you going to be in 5 years — Married What’s your favorite pasttime — EATING What would you like to be remembered for? — Being myself Gary Cheesman: Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Being put in DSR for half a year Favorite song — Theme to Rocky and Bullwinkle Favorite movie — Gremlins Most embarrassing moment — My shorts being pulled down in P.E. What would you like to be remembered for? — The Smartest, strongest, likable, best looking, toughest guy in Westville High Marianne Chrostowski: Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Going to Living Environment Favorite song — Uh all night — Kiss Favorite saying — It don’t matter What’s your favorite pasttime — Cruising Steve Hardy: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Graduation Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Freshman year Favorite saying — You Dog What would you like to be remembered for? — Being funny Mark Damilano: 120 Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Troy Strader crashing car Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — I forget Favorite song — Swingon Ramona Edwards: Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Lunch Favorite song — School Days By WASP Favorite movie — Mask Favorite saying — Your EVIL! Most embarrassing moment — Falling down stairs Proudest moment — The day I graduate Where are you going to be in 5 years — Westville What’s your favorite pasttime — Listening to music Chuck Falletti: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Troy Strader backing into old gym Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Senior year, pep assemblies Favorite movie — First Blood part II Proudest moment — Graduation Where are you going to be in 5 years — In Danville, most likely an auto mechanic What’s your favorite pasttime — Watchin TV, reading, outdoor What would you like to be remembered for? — Nothing in particular Michelle Foyer: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Junior year prom night Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Freshman orientation Favorite song — Separate Lives Favorite movie — Fright Night Favorite saying — It don’t matter Proudest moment — Day I graduate Where are you going to be in 5 years — Married to Dave, probably live in some other state What’s your favorite pasttime — Sports Joy Freed: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Dave and I getting back together Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Locker combination Favorite song — Party all the time Say you say me Favorite movie — Beverly Hill Cop Favorite saying — Oh Well That’s Life Proudest moment — Graduate Where are you going to be in 5 years — Nursing Jodi Kuchefski: Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Going to Miss McBride’s class Favorite song — School Daze by WASP Most embarrassing moment — Walking into the wrong classroom What’s your favorite pasttime — Going to concerts and partying David Lindsley: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — When I graduate out of here! Favorite song — Leader of the Pack — Twisted Sister Favorite movie — Nightmare on Elm Street II Favorite saying — Oh Well! Proudest moment — Passing the Constitution Vern Mayberry: Favorite song — Money For Nothing — Dire Straits Favorite movie — Rambo Favorite saying — Well all right What’s your favorite pasttime — Fishing Hunting Camping What would you like to be remembered for? — My mind, not my body Dan Michaels: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Graduation Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — When I wrecked in the parking lot Favorite song — Big City Lights — Scorpions Favorite movie — Rocky IV Favorite saying — Let er’ go Most embarrassing moment — Detention on the first day of health Proudest moment — When I bought my car (no help from parents) Where are you going to be in 5 years — Lobbiest in Washington What’s your favorite pasttime — Playing golf What would you like to be remembered for? — My two color chevette Donna Miller: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — My first day as a freshman Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — SRA tests Favorite song — Santa Claus is watching you by Ray Stevens Favorite saying — What are you lookin at. Most embarrassing moment — Falling out of the girls shower in P.E. Proudest moment — The day I graduate. Where are you going to be in 5 years — Married, Jr. college 2 Yrs. What’s your favorite pasttime — Eating What would you like to be remembered for? — Being Myself Russell Miller: 121 122 James Gibson Steven Hardy John Hart Douglas Howard John Hubbard Kyle Huber Patsy Hume Donald Jeffers Ruddy King LuC'inda King Mark King Jodi Kuchefski David Lindsley Wayne Linn Mary Rebecca Long Kathleen Maskel Charles Mayberry Roberta Mayer Kenneth McAllister Deanna McMasters Pam Michaels Donna Miller Harry Miller Michelle Miller 123 Favorite song — Money for nothing Favorite movie — Rambo Where are you going to be in 5 years — Kentucky What’s your favorite pasttime — Hunting, Fishing and camping What would you like to be remembered for? — My enthusiasm in the sport of coon hunting Angie Moretto: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Food fight during lunch and Graduating Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Going to class Favorite song — The Super Bowl Shuffle Favorite movie — Rocky 4 Favorite saying — “I don’t know” Most embarrassing moment — Messing up performing at a game Proudest moment — When I finally made an “A” in a class Where are you going to be in 5 years — Who knows What’s your favorite pasttime — Cruisin and scoping out guys What would you like to be remembered for? — My great parties at my house Kerry Nightlinger: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Graduating Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Thinking that I liked any of these guys from W.H.S. Favorite song — High on you — Survivor Favorite movie — Rocky 4 Favorite saying — “I don’t know” Most embarrassing moment — When I got carried down the hallway Proudest moment — When I made a good grade W here are you going to be in 5 years — California, married What’s your favorite pasttime — Cruisin and scoping out guys What would you like to be remembered for? — The sweet little innocent girl that I was Wendy Nightlinger: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — My first day as a freshman Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — SRA tests Favorite song — Santa Claus is watching you by Ray Stevens Favorite movie — Rocky 4 Favorite saying — What are you looking at Most embarrassing moment — SORRY That one’s personal Proudest moment — Becoming Homecoming Queen Where are you going to be in 5 years — School What’s your favorite pasttime — Fating What would you like to be remembered for? — Being myself Darren Stokes: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Mrs. Kirby getting konged in the head with a snowball Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Homeroom with Mrs. Smith Favorite song — Suzie smiled Favorite movie — Beverly Hills Cop Favorite saying — Get out of dodge Most embarrassing moment — Running into a clothesline Proudest moment — Getting rid of Pohlman Where are you going to be in 5 years — Working in a big factory that makes cars What’s your favorite pasttime — Partying What would you like to be remembered for? — For being myself and not someone I wasn’t David Straughn: Favorite song — Good-Bye by Night Ranger Favorite movie — Commando Favorite saying — “It don’t matter” Most embarrassing moment — Getting kicked out of Geometry Proudest moment — Passing Geometry with a “B” Where are you going to be in 5 years — Florida What’s your favorite pasttime — Playing basketball What would you like to be remembered for? — Having a nice personality Lori Sykes: Favorite song — Good-bye by Night Ranger Favorite movie — Beverly Hills Cop Favorite saying — “No doubt” Most embarrassing moment — Tripping over the lines while running laps in the new gym Proudest moment — Making it through my solo at the Christmas program this year Where are you going to be in 5 years — Florida What’s your favorite pasttime — Cheering on a winning team What would you like to be remembered for? — Being friendly and happy and outgoing Greg Tinder: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Mrs. Kirby getting knocked out with a snowball Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Homeroom with Mrs. Smith Favorite song — Party all the Time by Eddie Mur-phy Favorite movie — Rocky 4 Favorite saying — It don’t matter Most embarrassing moment — Coming back to school with no hair after being in Army Basic Training this summer Proudest moment — Sitting first chair at all county band Where are you going to be in 5 years — A col. in the 124 Army What’s your favorite pasttime — Cruzin in my jeep What would you like to be remembered for? — For being myself Carmelita Tooker: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Graduation, when I get my diploma Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Homeroom in Library Favorite song — Say You Say Me Favorite movie — Iron Eagle Favorite saying — It don’t matter Where are you going to be in 5 years — Farther than I am now What’s your favorite pasttime — Being with my boyfriend What would you like to be remembered for? — My easy going personality Don Washkowiak: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Receiving my diploma Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Homeroom with Mrs. Smith Favorite song — Party all the Time Favorite movie — Iron Eagle Farovite saying — It don’t matter What's your favorite pasttime — Drinking What would you like to be remembered for? — For being the Gosh ! !--� ! § Denise Williams: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Receiving my diploma Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Being a greeny Favorite song — Party all the time Favorite movie — Hotdog Favorite saying — Sound’s like a personal problem to me Most embarrassing moment — Always being on crutches Proudest moment — Being on the National Honor Society Where are you going to be in 5 years — Hopefully married and away from here What’s your favorite pasttime — Being with my boyfriend What would you like to be remembered for? — Just being me Kenny Vandermeulen: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Becoming a library aide Least memorable moment — Forgot it Favorite song — Star Spangled Banner Favorite movie — Gone with the wind Favorite saying — Take off you hoser Most embarrassing moment — When my mom kissed me in front of the student body Proudest moment — Receiving my diploma Where are you going to be in 5 years — Living with my wife in Chicago What’s your favorite pasttime — Spending time with my girlfriend What would you like to be remembered for? — As a nice person Mike Vaughn: Favorite movie — Commando Most embarrassing moment — Talking in front of the school at a pep assembly Proudest moment — Winning the MVP award for football Where are you going to be in 5 years — California What’s your favorite pasttime — Weightlifting What would you like to be remembered for? — For being a nice guy Joe Carroll: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Getting off the bench and playing in a varsity game Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — First day in high school Favorite song — Sweet Emotions by Aerosmith Favorite movie — Uncommon Valor Favorite saying — What the h l Most embarrassing moment — Farting in class Proudest moment — Graduating Where are you going to be in 5 years — Working What’s your favorite pasttime? — Fishing What would you like to be remembered for? — My great money making deals Dennis Cheeseman: Most memorable moment at W.H.S. — Miss Kerby getting hit by a snowball Least memorable moment at W.H.S. — Being in Mrs. Smith’s homeroom Favorite song — Heavens on fire Favorite movie — Faces of death Favorite saying — What’s wrong with you fool? Most embarrassing moment — Walking into the wrong class when I first came to school Proudest moment — Getting out of Miss Brown’s English class Where are you going to be in 5 years — Hopefully in welding school What’s your favorite pasttime — Reading basketball books What would you like to be remembered for? — Just me 125 Russell Miller Angie Moretto Tori Morris Kerry Nightlinger Wendy Nightlinger Tom Noble Candice Philpot Karen Potter Tamm) Ronk Greg Setser Mark Shadden Carrie Snively 126 Darren Stokes David Straughn Lori Sykes C'armelita looker Ken Vandermeulen Mike Vaughn Donald Washkowiak Denise Williams Tony Wooten Lisa Young Jackie JeRue Pictures Not Available: Daniel Bartley Angela Bertelli Kevin Bishop Dennis Cheeseman Mark Damilano Kddie F.ngle David Hamblin Jeff Haugen Terry Howell Dan Michaels Richard Onley John Romant Tony Taylor Greg Tinder 177 SENIOR WILLS 0 0 I, Jerry Baity, being of near perfect mind and impressive body do hereby will my sense of humor to M my patience to Mr. Bates, my study habits to anyone who wants to flunk, and my ability to get A’s wi' “ working to James Bertschi (God knows he needs it!) 7 - 71 1, Jody Barton, being of absent mind and intoxicated body do hereby will Horace V. Gremly to John Slazas and four cases of the “Best” to Floyd Ronk and Chad Bolser so they can go camping. I, Kim Bates, being of sound mind and Firm body do hereby will my ability to keep a clean locker to i and my strike of luck to an overwhelming cleavage to Mary Loveless, Amy I, Opal Browning, being of absent mind and great body do hereby will my body to Mr. Culp to disect in his Life Science II class. __ 1, Ramona Edwards, being of sound mind and body do hereby will to all the freshamn Mr. Hegg and his prison environment. I, Jim Gibson, being of delirious mind and immortal body so hereby will by intelligent mind to Amy Butts and all the fun I have to Doug Lawlyes. I, Steve Hardy, being of crazy mind do hereby w ill all of niy horthand to Mrs. Brown, my intriguing mind to Judie and Deanna t, and my karate to Mr. Watson. I, John Hart, being of perverted mind and seductive body do hereby will to Mark King my parking place in the lot and to Scott Hart the best of luck on the sandy beach of Jenkins Forage. ________, kJ_r ¥ I, Angie Howard, being of sound mind and body do hereby will this school and all its rjples to those poor students that have to come back next year. I Troy Hughes, being of sound mind and body SB to dance like me to “BIF v do hereby will the ability to grow hair, tip Buy a real motorcycle, and Don Jeffers, being of superbly unsound mind and massi t and old chewed-on pens to Jennifer Sleva. W, Jodi Kuckefski. being of sound mind and body do hereby will all the garbage in Opal’s locker to Miss McBride. 1, Ken McAllister, being of trashed mind and peornographic body do hereby will a box of diapers and a pacifer to a certain someone who caa!lt face the facts. I, Kern Mayer, being of a one-track mind and fantabulous body do hereby will the poster in my locker to all the female students — those poor souls. [' MB A of sound mind and firm body do hereby will my ability to get guys without fighting Gibson. ■■ Jf I, Greg Setser, being of _____ Reynolds (with one exception) 1, Mark Sbaaden, being of a fried mind to all ye who can fill thy shoes. ively, t 7TM| Li m I, Wendy Nightlmger, being of over them first to Tammy Gi l m fcgeable body do herehy flj Ho talents of gelling and abused body do hereby will the True Drinkers Guide To sister Micl ir spray to Tru Serpenis. ible mind and voluptuous body do hereby will the beginning of next year. skinny body do hereby will my smelly sneakers to Phil Dompe, and a bottl 1 unlii I. Ken Vandermulen, being of no mind and unlimited body do hereby will my discus to my only friend Shaun H. and my drivers license to Mr. Tovey. k? j4£ it KB I, Mike Vaughn, being of sound mind and strong body do hereby will the ability! to stay off theJF.istein lirf to my sister and some strength to Bill I.attrell to back up his mouth. I, D.G. Washkowiak, being of polluted mini luck in school and don’t skip too much. mind and tired body do hereby will my skipping tactics to Toby'Cox. Good CAMPUS LEADERS Don Jeffers and Michele Foyer Kyle Huber and Todd Burch We asked a few of the campus leaders why they thought they were chosen as campus leaders, and here are their responses. Don Jeffers said he feels he was elected as a campus leader by his attitude towards speaking what he feels might be right and what could go wrong with his friends and acquaintances and being courteous and friendly to fellow classmates. Jerry Beckley said that he feels he was elected a campus leader because of his outgoing personality and the ability to make something funny out of a bad situation. Michelle Foyer said that she had no idea, but she said it could be that she was so athletic. Todd Burch said he got it because he got enough votes to be elected. And last but not least Kenny Vandermuelen. Kenny said he feels he was elected campus leader because he is an outstanding person, and he’s gotten no respect until now. He says he is a campus leader. 131 John llarl and Jerry Beckley Wendy Nightlinger and John Hubbard VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Deanna receives an award from the American Legion Valedictorian Deanna McMasters gives her speech during graduation Above; Deanna receives an award for being the top student in the class of “86” Below; Salutatorian Jerry Baity awaits the end of graduation. Jerry receives the Salutatorian award from Mr. Donovan. JOE OTTINO SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Todd Burch is handed his trophy by President of the School Board Dale Shannon. GRADUATION Chris und Kyle are presented with a scholarship from Ruth Stines of the Trinity United Church of Christ. I know my seat is back there somewhere.” The symphonic band entertains the crowd during graduation. 134 The Class of “H6” Michelle receives her lop 10 medal from Mr. Huber. Cary Cheeseman gels his diploma from board member Bob Miller. Kyle is handed the L.C.W. Allison award from Mr. Vilk. Mr. Vilk receives a certificate for his many years of hard work. On May 30, 73 seniors graduated from W.H.S. Their class song was That’s What Friends are For. The seniors will be missed next year by everyone. Congratulations Seniors. Jennifer, Kenny, and Dan receive a Scholarship from Bernetta Rolini-tis of the W oman’s Club. Jennifer is handed her diploma from board member Bob Miller. 135 OF 1986 THE LAST MOMENTS Do we look handsome or what??? HONORS DAY Deanna, John, Michelle, and C indy present the class history during the Dan Micheals receives the Drama C lub award honors day assembly, from Mrs. Mayfield. The Booster Club present a school flag to Mr. Vilk and Mr. Hegg. Kyle receives the SAR award from Mr. Donovan an honors day. 139 140 W.H.S. HALL Shyest Chuck Falleti Bridgette Farrell By the senior year, classmates become known for certain characteristics. The Seniors %oted on these. They start preparing for these roles as freshman. Some people do not need to work because nature has the ruling hand. These roles are shortest or tallest and best looking. Students worked hard and in doing so they could be remembered for these: Most likely to succeed. Best body. Biggest Partiers, Most athletic, and f unniest. Then the roles that just become a part of their personality: Best personality, shyest and Most romantic. When the seniors were asked who their favorite teacher was Mrs. Brown was chosen. Most likely to succeed Jerry Baity Deanna McMasters Best Personality Wendy Nightlinger John Hart Best Body John Hubbard Kim Bates Best Looking W'endy Nightlinger John Hubbard Biggest Partier Jody Barton Michelle Billings IVIost Romantic Wendy Nightlinger Kyle Huber OF FAME Most Athletic Kyle Huber Michelle Foyer O Funniest Wendy Nightlinger John Hart Tallest Jerry Beckley Michelle Foyer Favorite Teacher Mrs. Brown 141 Congratulations class of “86” — Paul Ann Juris Good luck class of “86” — Greg Pat Juris Best wishes for your future life — David Patricia Prall Best wishes to the class of “86” — Mr. Mrs. Frank Carrol Family Paul, Cheryl, Jason, and Andy wish the best to the class of “86” Congratulations class of “86” — Mr. Mrs. Cy Hubbard Congratulations John Hubbard ■— Wayne, Mom, Mia, Jancy, Justin To all the good looking girls in Westvillc High — John Hubbard Congratulations — John, Christy, and Jessie ihMUk omplintcnts of Mrs. Nola Felts ...... 111 Best wishes from fTclub De Fspanol Good luck to the clas fl ; 65(wp(lj5(j ur fP r Martha Gerrib Way to go class of “86” — Mr. Mrs. Don Lesko • yf Congratulations class of “86” — The Bullfrog . 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