Winchester High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Winchester, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1982 volume:

WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL, WINCHESTER, ILLINOIS We are pleased to dedicate the 1982 WILDCAT to Miss Carolyn Jud — librarian, Pom-Pon sponsor, Drama Club sponsor, audio-visual supervisor, and all-around nice person. She's understanding, she's patient, she will do anything to help you find information for your speech or paper, and she really gets into school activities. We appreciate her very much. Lisa Scott 2 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: John Staples vice-president Jeff Hurrelbrink president Rita Lash met Student Council representative Dick Coon treasurer Janice Hester secretary 3 JEANNE ARNOLD TOM BARBER GINA BUHLIG PEGGY BAIRD BILL BROWN JAY CRAIG PATRICIA CODY DICK COON PAUL COWHICK PHILIP CRAWFORD JOHN DeSHASIHR JEFF FERENBACH MARTY DAVIDSON TIM DUNCAN TOM DAWSON LISA EHLERT BRUCE EVANS LORI EVANS NANCY FEARNEYHOUGH LYNN FEARNEYHOUGH SHEILA GAUGES LISA GRADY MARK GREENWOOD 5 (PqjCQq Sou ic nickname: Off hobbies: woodworking, staying out of trouble fav. saying: If you watch your pennies, the dollars will take care of themselves. fav. song: I’ll Rise Again fav. persons: Dad and Mom birthday: October 22 ambition: teach Mr. Hilliard how to carpenter activities: ITC awards 8c honors: National Honor Society nicknames: Peg. Porkchop hobbies: sewing, running around fav. saying: I'm sure fav. songs: Step by Step. Break the Woman in Me fav. persons: Mom and Dad birthday: March 12 ambition: x-ray technician activities: track 4 years, basketball 4. FHA 3. Biology Club 1 awards 6c honors: track letter 4 yrs. person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Tom Wo-pat nickname. Arnie hobbies: working, horseback riding, causing trouble fav. saying: Oh. Willis! fav. song: Break the Woman in Me fav. persons: Mom and Dad birthday: October 2 ambition: teach the deaf activities: Marching Band 1 yr.. Speech Club 4, working at grade school 4, Drama Club 2, girls' basketball manager 1 awards 6c honors: District Speech Contest nickname: Intermediate Vector Bosom hobbies: drawing, reading, writing. fathoming the realm of the universe fav. saying: Never leave hold of what you've got. until you've got hold of something else. (First Law of Aerial Wing Walking) fav. song: Sailing” by Christopher Cross fav. person: Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager, USAF, ret. birthday: December 1 ambition, be the best Air Force or Navy test pilot and astronaut activities: Student Council, Drama Club 2 yrs. (pres. '81-’82). newspaper staff 3 (editor '81-’82), track 3 awards 6c honors: Junior Class pres.. Boys' State, Soropcimist nomination, track letterman, perfect attendance. (editor’s note: voted Mr. Dependable, Mr. Intellectual, Mr. Most Likely to Succeed— Senior Class poll) nickname: Shortcake hobby: horseback riding fav. person: my mom birthday: November 26 ambition: become an executive secretary awards 6c honors: shorthand award. FFA Greenhand award person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Gonzo Gates hobbies: sports and K-SHE 95 fav. saying: If you are talking to a stupid person, make sure they aren't doing the same. fav. song: Gotta Sink the Bismarck fav. persons: Cheech Marin 6c Tommi Chong birthday: July 25 ambition: become a teacher activities: football 4 yrs.. basketball 3, French Club, Student Council 1, Reject Champions 1980-81. Lettcrman's Club 3. awards 6c honors: 3-year letter -man in football, football tri-captain senior year, basketball letter-man 1. nicknames: Biggs, Biggy hobby: listening to my stereo fav. song: Cocaine” by Eric Clapton fav. persons: Mom and Dad birthday: August 4 ambition: become a truck driver activities: football 2 yrs, baseball 2, Auto Mechanics 2 person I would lik'e to be stranded on a desert island with: Bo Derek activities: football, weightlifting. Reject basketball team awards 8c honors. 2-year letter-man in football nicknames: Willie, Biss hobbies: playing hockey, swimming, working fav. song: Turn to Stone birthday. February 8 ambition: become a civil engineer activities: football 2 yrs. basketball 1, Jazz Band 4, Pep Band 4, Marching Band 4. Concert Band 4 awards honors: All-District Concert Band, All-Conference Band, All - District Jazz Band (voted Mr. Musical) hobbies: piano, softball fav. saying: 'To you I owe the thoughts I think; my dream is yours to share. fav. song: My Home's in Alabama. by Alabama fav. person: my dad birthday: January 7 ambition: data processor activities: softball 2 yrs., FFA, FHA, Co-op, librarian awards 6c honors: Appreciation Award, Gregg Shorthand Award 7? 0ro jj nickname: T. Brown hobby: partying fav. saying: Don't kick me out. Miss Jud! fav. song: Amy fav. person: my brother, Ed birthday: March 1 ambition: Take over Herb Kaiser- man's job hobbies: bike riding, playing touch football with my favorite friends fav. saying: You can't please everybody so you might as well please yourself.” fav. song: Crazy Blue Eyes fav. teacher Mrs. Elmer birthday: February 5 ambition: Special Education teacher activities: librarian person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: James Caan C JLul nickname: Jewel hobbies: sewing, trying to keep track of Lynette fav. saying: That's defunct fav. song: Step by Step” fav. person: Tom Peterson birthday: December 14 ambition: become a medical assistant activities: basketball, track. Marching Band, Jazz Band awards 6c honors. All-Conference band. Wildcat Award in track, track letter 3 yrs., track All-Conference team 3 (voted Ms. Class Clown, Ms. Short, Ms. Personality) 6 nicknames: Coconut, Baby-cakcs” hobbies: searching for the 10 male in the world, playing soft-ball, cooking fav. saying: If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was. fav. song: River of Love” fav. teacher: Mrs. Cloyd birthday: May 18 ambition: become a legal assistant in Houston, TX. activities FHA 4 vrs.. softball 3. track 2, WHS fan for 4 years awards 6c honors: track letter 1 year, FHA secretary 1 hobbies: sports, surfing, hang-gliding, fencing, foxhunting fav. song: Amy by Pure Prairie League birthday: December 6 ambition: activity director at a nudist colony activities: library 4 hours a day awards 6c honors: football 6c baseball captain, Student Council 3 yrs., letterman in football 3, baseball 2, basketball 2 person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: a shipbuilder (voted Mr. Athlete) nickname: P.J.” hobby: music fav. saying: Pay the fiddler. fav. song: Cow Patty fav. persons. Mom and Dad birthday: August 4 ambition: become the chief recording engineer at the RCA recording studio activities: Choir, Jazz Band, Marching Band. Concert Band, Pep Band, Drama Club awards 6c honors: All-State Orchestra 2 yrs., All-District Orchestra 2, All-American Music Educators Association Award, band letter, 1st place Drum Major in Class C State of Illinois, 3rd overall at U of I field show competition hobbies: racing around town in my car, camping, backyard football, watching TV birthday: October 9 activities: football 4 yrs, basketball 1, baseball 1. ITC 3 awards 6c honors: perfect attendance 1 year, track letter 1, football letter 2 Pb JP 6u M £ M' nickname: Butch” hobby: listening to country music fav. saying: I’m just kidding! fav. song: Flaming Star” fav. person: Grandma birthday: October 19 ambition: become an MP in the Army activities: FFA person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Catherine Bach fav. saying: No problem! fav. song: Fire Lake” by Bob Se-gar fav. persons: Mom and Dad birthday: October 6 ambition: name my first boy Har-ley activities: FFA, football 3 yrs., weightlifting person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Kathy Early nickname: Dagweed” hobbies: baseball, football, basketball fav. song: Razor King fav. teacher. Mr. Greer birthday: September 21 ambition: play baseball for the Houston Astros activities: baseball 3 yrs.. football 2, weightlifting 2, basketball 1 awards 6c honors: baseball letter 2 years fav. song: Endless Love” fav. persons: all my friends and Ken birthday: February 17 ambition: data processor activities: Speech Contest. Drama Club 2 yrs., Speech Contest sectionals 1, librarian 1, Co-op person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Ken Bigelow nicknames: J.D., Scooby. Pink Panther hobbies: working on my Dart, dating girls, trying to find a job fav. song: Start Me Up. by the Rolling Stones fav. person: Patty Lynn Parker birthday: August 2 ambition: be the best mechanic around these parts activities. Auto Mechanics 4 yrs. r.; jurT nickname: T.J. hobby: chasing women fav. song: Desperado fav. persons: Mom and Dad birthday: November 28 ambition: farming activities: basketball 4 yrs., FFA 4. awards 6c honors: 1st in livestock judging, 6th in soil judging nickname: Mom hobbies: swimming, bike riding fav. saying: Oh. really! fav. song: I Love My Truck fav. persons: Bill, Mom, and Dad birthday: July 10 ambition: become a nurse activities: Choir 1 yr.. Marching Band 2. yearbook 1, FFA 1 hobby: art photography fav. saying: What? fav. song: Nobody Wants to Get Drunk fav. teachers: Mrs. Ranft, Mrs. Harr birthday: September 11 ambition: art teacher activities: Art Club 3 years fav. song: Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer fav. persons: Nancy Moore and Captain Cupcake birthday: September 23 activities: football 4 yrs., baseball 2, basketball 2, FFA 4, Auto Mechanics 2 awards 6c honors: football letter-man 3 years person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Nancy Moore nickname: Ferris” hobby: being with my friends fav. sayings. Yip Yaw! and It s been real, and it’s been fun, but it ain’t been real fun. fav. song: 1 Need You Tonight fav. person: my mom birthday: March 10 ambition: teacher or accountant activities: softball 4 yrs., FHA 4, French Qub 1 awards 6c honors: softball letter (iyrw hobbies: cooking, bike riding fav. saying: I'm sure! fav. song: Love in the First Degree fav. persons: Mom and Dad birthday: January 22 ambition: become secretary to a rich oil man in Texas activities: FFA 1 yr., librarian 2, French Club 1 nickname: Nanc hobbies: playing softball, running around fav. saying: Whatever, I know fav. group: Alabama, REO fav. persons: my mom. Mrs. Sipes, Miss Jud birthday. December 10 ambition: become a buyer for a big department store activities: FFA 3 yrs., librarian 3, Co-op awards 6c honors: Greenhand sec. nicknames: Bachy, ’Tall hobbies: cruising around and being with friends fav. song: Rawhide birthday: January 31 ambition: become a computer science technologist activities: Marching Band 4 yrs., Concert Band 4, Ja2z Band 4, football 1, basketball 4, Band Council 3 awards 6c honors: All-District Concert Band, Marching Band letters 4 7 KAREN HUFF MIKE HATCHER ROWENA HUTCHCRAFT RANDY HENSON TRISH HUDSON 8 JOHN KILLDAY ANITA LASHMET RITA LASHMET BONNIE LOMELINO JEFF MOORE TINA PALMER LAURA MOORE CRYSTAL NICHOLS CHRIS PARKER ANDY NASH JAIME O'DONNELL STEVIE PEAK BOB PRUETT 9 (Voted Mr. Tall by unanimous vote) on a desert island with: Cheryl Tiegs nicknames: Edith, Checta, Chiquita hobbies: reading, writing, daydreaming fav. saying: If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. fav. song: I Want You Tonight fav. persons: my mom and dad birthday: February 1 ambition: go to Denton, Texas, and meet a long, tall Texan activities, librarian 1 year nickname: Grade hobby: riding motorcycles fav. songs: Step by Step,” and Endless Love fav. persons: Dad and all of my friends birthday: February 18 ambition: live life to the fullest activities: softball 3 years, basket -ball 4, track 1, FFA 4 awards St honors: All-Conference in softball, 3 softball letters. 4 basketball letters, basketball MVP ’80-'81, 1st place Green-hand farm carpentry ryicA nickname: Oaky fav. saying: Man! fav. song: In the Dark fav. person. Dr. Hunter S. Thompson activities: football 2 yrs., basketball 3, baseball 3 persons I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Playmates of the Year from the last ten years nickname: Bear hobbies: coins, mocorcross fav. saying: I’ll kill ya!” fav. song: Breakup Song fav. teacher: Mrs. Harr birthday: December 8 ambition: take over Hugh Hefner’s estate activities: basketball 2 yrs.. Auto Mech. basketball 1, Art Club 1. Photo Club 1 person I would like to be stranded nicknames: Grubby, Grubola hobbies: swimming, piano playing, arts and crafts, sports fav. sayings: I'm impressed! and Ask me if I care. fav. song: Stop Draggin’ my Heart Around” fav. persons: my sister and brothers birthday: May 13 ambition: become an elementary art teacher activities: softball 4 yrs., basketball 4. track 4, band 4, j.v. cheerleader mascot 1, Student Council 1 (sec.-treas. freshman year). Art Club 3, French Qub 3 (pres. '81-’82), Band Council 2, Choir 2 awards St honors: All-Conference basketball St softball 2 yrs., MVP basketball 2, Best Free Throw % 2, basketball Wildcat Award 1, National Honor Society, All-Tournament at Carrollton and Payson 1, track co-captain '82 (Voted Ms. Athlete, Ms. Musi-cmI) hobby: going to parties fav. saying: But do you love it? fav. song: Back in Black fav. person: me birthday: December 4 ambition: undecided activities: Auto Mechanics. Art Qub, track person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Miss America nickname: Droop hobby: partying fav. saying: I wish 1 was ignorant! fav. song: Up Against the Wall, You Redneck Muthcr fav. teacher: Mr. Hilliard birthday: January 11 ambition, to succeed in everything without trying activities: basketball 1 yr., yearbook 1, Ind. Arts 1, dedicated member of Mr. Roth’s 4th hour Advanced P.E. Jeff Hurrelbrink plans for the future. hobby: motorcycles fav. song: Cadillac Ranch by Bruce Springsteen fav. teacher: Mrs. Lashmett birthday: August 11 ambition: take over Hugh Hefner's estate activities: track 2 years. French Qub 1 awards St honors: track letter 2 years nicknames: Niccy, Pedro hobbies: riding wild hogs, spreading the word about the many uses of Handi-Wrap, and being and singing with my friends fav. sayings: Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead.” — Louisa May Alcott fav. song: Good Heart Feeling” by Flatland Band birthday: March 2 ambition: become a computer engineer for IBM, win the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval and the Entertainer of the Year Award activities: Student Council 3 yrs. (treas. '81-'82), French Club 3 (sec. '80-’81), FHA 3 (program chmn. '80-'81). softball 3. awards St honors: National Honor Society. Who's Who. DAR Good Citizen’s Award, sophomore Homecoming attendant 1979, perfect attendance '79-'80. (Voted Ms. Dependable. Ms. Intellectual, Ms. Most Likely to Succeed) hobbies: cruising on weekends, listening to music fav. saying: The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn’t love, till you give it away.” fav. song: Step by Step fav. persons: Mom and Dad birthday: July 24 ambition: psychologist or social worker activities: office worker 1 yr. awards St honors: perfect attendance 3 yrs. person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: John Schneider nickname: Toad hobby: ridin' my motorcycle fav. saying: Skoal Bratha fav. song: Roll on, Mississippi fav. person. Dad birthday: December 27 ambition: own the Old Milwaukee Bottling Co. activities: PE 4 yrs.. Drama Qub 1. ITC 2 (pres. 1 yr.) ffludbOGr } nickname: Crash hobbies: partying, listening to music, being myself fav. sayings: I get by with a little help from my friends ... fav. song: Don't Stop Believin'' fav. person: Bette Midler birthday: May 24 ambition: be on the cover of Time magazine as a self-made millionaire, and live in New York City activities. Paw Prints staff I yr., librarian 1, Choir 1, An Club pres. 1961-82 nickname: Huffy Puffy hobbies: talking to my cats, playing my flute, twirling baton, sleeping fav. saying: I don't wanna hear it fav. song. Believe It or Not fav. person: my mom binhday: January 21 ambition: work in the secretarial field and get married someday activities: Marching Band 4 yrs., Concert Band 4, Jazz Band 2, Pep Band 2 awards St honors: perfect attendance 2 years, band letters (voted Ms. Bashful) nickname: Josh hobby: visiting colleges fav. saying: I was just joshin’” fav. song: Free Bird fav. person: my dad birthday: November 12 ambition, farm all of the black dirt in Scott County activities. Student Council pres., senior class pres., FFA, weightlifting, football 4 yrs., baseball 3, Mrs. Bradshaws 5th hour Jr. English awards St honors: Star Green-hand, football and baseball letter-man 3 yrs. nicknames: Ro, Wena hobbies: sports and music fav. saying: I don’t know! fav. song: Queen of Hearts fav. persons: Mom and Dad birthday: July 6 ambition: travel around, be a secretary activities: basketball, softball 2 yrs.. Concert Band 4, Marching Band 4, Jazz Band 3 awards St honors: letters and cer- tificates in softball, basketball, and band nicknames: Squirt, Butch hobbies: reading, sewing fav. saying: Gosh!” and I’m sure! fav. song: Rise Again fav. persons: Mom. Dad. and Mark birthday: July 28 ambition: respiratory therapist activities: yearbook 1 year, Drama Club 1, Marching Band 2. FFA 1, Choir 1 person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Mark Sires hobbies: hunting, fishing, sports fav. saying: I don’t care fav. song: Hold on Loosely” fav. teachers: Mr. Dunham, Miss Jud, Mrs. Harr birthday: September 1 ambition: electrician activities, football, baseball, 4 yrs., FFA. basketball. Concert Band. Jazz Band 4 awards St honors: Band Council 2 yrs., football and baseball letter-man person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Cheryl Tiegs hobbies: swimming, running fav. saying: PRANG! fav. song: Endless Love fav. persons: my friends and all my teachers birthday: December 16 ambition: physician's assistant activities: cheerleader 4 yrs., track 4, softball 4, FHA 3, sophomore class sec., French Club 2 (v.p. l) awards St honors: track letter, 4 yrs., National Honor Society, Who’s Who, USAA Award, soft-ball letter 3, All-Conference, Homecoming attendant freshman year. 1961 Homecoming Queen (Voted Ms. Personality) nickname: Ri” hobbies: swimming, running, collecting memorabilia fav. saying: Hit the quarter” fav. persons: everybody birthday: December 16 ambition: physical therapist activities: cheerleader 4 yrs., soft-ball 4, track 4, FHA 3 (pres. 1, v.p. 1), French Club 2 (sec. 1), Student Council 4 (sec. 1, v.p. 1), Paw Prints staff 1 awards St honors. National Honor Society, Who’s Who, track letter 4 yrs., softball letter 3. United States Achievement Academy, All-Conference in softball 1 nickname: Bon' partying, sandology (being a beach bum) fav. song: You’ve Got a Friend by Carole King fav. person. God fav. saying: Friendship's a bond That no one can sever; It starts with a smile And lingers forever. birthday: October 22 ambition: lawyer activities: Drama Club I would like to be stranded on a desert island with a 6'2 , tanned, well-built, muscle-bound, blue-eyed blonde . . . any offers?!!! hobbies: partying, dancing, hiking, and driving my daddy's truck fav. saying: Slow down! We're going to crash! fav. song: Turn the Page — Bob Segar fav. persons: Mom, Dad, and li’I sis birthday: January 12 ambition: community counseling and helping the young and old people Persons I would like to be strand • ed on a desert island with: Kerry Von Eric, Clint Eastwood, Eric Estrada, and Burt Reynolds (Voted Ms. Tall) fLu CL fY)CU 1 W- hobbies: 4-wheelin', riding motorcycles, snowmobiling. farming, and running around fav. saying: Be reasonable — do it my way. fav. songs: White Lightning and Johnny Rip fav. person: Lisa birthday. October 6 ambition: make enough money to pay off my truck someday activities: FFA 4 yrs. awards St honors: perfect attendance 1 year. Star Farmer, Ag. Mech. contest fav. song: Don't Stop Believing by Journey fav. person: Mom birthday: May 6 ambition: dental assistant activities: Art Club 2 years Jjfc i €uyUS hobby: goofing off fav. song: Don't Stop Believing” fav. teacher: Mr. Hilliard birthday: December 8 ambition: work in a big store activities: ITC, baseball awards St honors: baseball letter persons 1 would like to be stranded with on a desert island: all my family nickname: Boobs hobby: chasing male American foxes fav. saying: You may never see anyone in your high school clique again, but you keep your really good friends for life.” fav. song: Endless Love fav. persons: everyone birthday: May 23 ambition: catch my hobbies activities: cheerleader 4 yrs., track 1, FHA 3 awards St honors: Homecoming Senior attendant 1961 (voted Ms. Class Smile, Ms. School Spirit) hobby: getting loud fav. saying: Tm sure! fav. songs: Highway to Hell fav. persons, everybody birthday: June 11 ambition: farmer nickname: Kangaroo hobbies: being a foreign exchange student, reading, swimming, camping, rollerskating, writing. nickname: Nashkins” hobbies: hunting, working on cars fav. song: You Never Even Call Me by My Name fav. persons: Mom, Dad, and Christy Lewis birthday: June 25 ambition, auto mechanic activities: football 4 yrs., track 1, Auto Mech. 2, Industrial Tech 1 awards St honors: Most Improved in football 11 LARRY SHIPLEY JIM SHUPENUS SHILOH SAVAGE JON THADY LYNETTE SCHAFER JOHN STAPLES 12 KEVIN STILL WARREN TAYLOR PENNY THOMAS DARCY WADE JEFF WELSH CALVIN ZUNDEL THE RAP SHEET (SENIOR HISTORY) Commencement night — four years have passed — But all our memories will last ... Scared little freshmen the seniors bossed, Pushing pennies — Gee, I'm lost! Study-hall fifth hour — what a scare! All-girl algebra? McCall didn't care. Our third-place float. Homecoming dance. Decorating the field — a night for romance. Band Trip to Georgia, Driver’s Ed — Mr. Roth's stories — Oh, what he said! Water balloons in study hall, First-day assembly to start the fall. The band takes second place in state, The girls win regionals — aren't they great? A first-place float — that's quite a change. Remember when we met Ms. Range? Selling magazines — thanks a lot, Mom. Castle of Dreams — the theme for Prom. Tuxes for men, girls all formal. Purple and Gold Week, people act normal. Outhouses for the big bonfire — The team plays hard, cheerleaders inspire. Our final float — it won first place — See Mr. Greenwood’s smiling face? The ceiling's falling! Government class Beneath the balcony — have to pass . . . Snow days, term papers, then exams — Third place, tournament, super fans! We'll always remember seventy-eight — We may have been green, but we were great. And four years later, we know it's true — The best, the brightest — eighty-two! 13 by Rita Lashmet ' U 4 nickname. Tele hobby: painting cars fav. saying: How many ID's you want?” fav. song: “All my Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down” by Hank Williams Jr. fav. persons: R.F. and Big E. birthday: February 24 activities: football 2 yrs.. Auto Mech. Qub 2, baseball 2, 4 yrs. in Mr. Eddy's office nickname: Marshmallow hobby: just being with my friends fav. saying: “Love wasn't put in your heart to stay; love isn't love 'til you give it away. fav. song: Lookin' for Love fav. person: Mom birthday: March 16 ambition: just be me activities: FHA 1 yr.. Choir 1, librarian 2, Band 1. Speech Club 3. Drama Gub 2 awards honors: Appreciation Award, 3 Certificates of Achievement in speech contest nickname: Cras hobbies: playing the piano, cooking, being in plays fav. saying: If you like what you're doing, you're doing the right thing. If you're not, get out of it and stop griping.” fav. song: theme from the The Greatest American Hero fav. persons: my mom and dad birthday: July 2 ambition: executive secretary activities: track, Drama Club, Librarians' Gub, scorekeeper for girls' basketball. French Gub, scorekeeper for girls’ softball awards 8c honors: Most Improved in track (voted Ms. Talker) f)£crn, nickname: J.O. fav. saying: If you want to have a friend, you've got to be a friend. fav. song: Step by Step” by Eddie Rabbitt fav. teacher: Mrs. Lonergan birthday: July 11 ambition: get married and be rich activities: Pom Pon girl 3 yrs. (capt. '81 -'82), Paw Prints 1, FHA 1 awards 8c honors: 2 blue ribbons at Pom Pon camp, competition in National Grand Champion Pom-Pon finals nickname: Ace hobby: chasing women fav. saying: Are you ignorant? fav. song: You Shook Me All Night Long fav. teachers: Mr. Greer and Mr. Fisher birthday: October 5 ambition: wildlife preserver activities: Auto Mech. Gub, FFA, basketball 1 year nickname: Mouse” hobbies: basketball, softball fav. saying: Will you help me? fav. song: Against the Wind? fav. person. Mom birthday: August 30 ambition: grow 6 ft. tall and be a pro basketball player activities: basketball 4 years nickname: Gisco” hobbies: old tractors, collecting iron toys fav. saying: No problem fav. song: I Love My Truck” fav. person: Grandfather Knapp birthday: June 20 ambition: farm activities: football 2 yrs., Drama Club 3, FFA 4, Spring Play awards 8c honors: 3rd place gallon of com 2 yrs., poultry judging, swine production (voted Mr. Talker, Mr. Short) nickname: Little Sam hobbies: snowmobiling, water-skiing fav. saying: Oh. Dab!” fav. song: One More Time fav. persons, everyone birthday: June 2 ambition: mathematician activities: cheerleader 3 yrs., Pom-Pon 1, majorette rifle 3, French Gub 3 awards 8c honors: Girls’ State delegate, National Honor Society person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: R.A. Coon nickname: Bab hobbies: football, basketball, softball, having fun fav. saying: Who's having the party Saturday night? fav. song: All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down by Hank Williams, Jr. birthday: July 16 ambition: be warden of WinCo-Hi prison for one day activities: football 3 yrs., basketball 2, track 2, Auto Mech. Gub 2 awards 8c honors: football letter 1 yr., track letter 2 hobbies: swimming, running fav. saying: I’m sure! fav. song: Endless Love” fav. persons: my parents and friends birthday: April 27 ambition: elementary teacher activities: track 4 yrs., softball 1, Pom-pon 3. boys' basketball stats keeper 2, FHA 2, French Club 3 (activities director 2) awards 8c honors: National Honor Society, track letters. Most Improved in track 1 year person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: my very own body Garde Jim Shupenus — Mr. School Spirit person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Bob Denver ( Gilligan ) nickname: Erving hobby: sports fav. song: Night Owls fav. person: Mom birthday: October 7 ambition: find a fly swatter big enough to kill the wasp. activities: FFA 1 yr., football I, basketball 3. track 4 awards 8c honors: track letterman person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Loni Anderson -a nickname: S.F.R. hobbies: fishing, horseback riding fav. saying: Oh, never mind. fav. song: Elvira fav. persons: Sue Scott and Dopey birthday: September 8 ambition: zookeeper for WHS activities: librarian 3 yrs., Art Club, FFA nickname: David hobbies: hunting, running around fav. song: 'True Believer” by Ozark Mountain Daredevils fav. persons: Mother, Dad, and Cindy birthday: July 20 ambition: forest ranger or professional hunter activities: track, FFA, Reject basketball and volleyball person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Bertha hobbies: playing basketball, reading good books, goofin’ off fav. saying: 'Time is not measured by the passing of years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves. fav. song: Endless Love fav. person: Miss Piggy birthday: March 9 ambition: marry a millionaire and travel all over the world activities: Marching Band 3 yrs., basketball 4, Speech Team 4, Drama Gub 2, French Club 3 awards 8c honors: band letter, 14 Distria speech contest (2nd place in Radio Speaking) G £ YV nickname: ”GE«GE fav. saying: Live for the present, learn from the past, hope for the future.” fav. song: Share Your Love fav. person: Kevin Boyd birthday: March 12 ambition: beautician activities: FFA 1 year person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Mike from Days of Our Lives hobbies: driving a 1570 Case, working on engines, chasing women fav. song: Back in Black fav. persons: Mom and Dad birthday: August 27 ambition: mechanic at Savage's Gargae in Glasgow activities: football 2 yrs., Auto Mech. Club nickname: Schafe hobbies: crafts, sports, running the streets in my mean truck fav. saying: It was super! fav. song: Louisiana Saturday Night fav. persons: my mommy and daddy birthday: August 18 ambition: learn to drive a diesel truck activities: basketball 4 yrs., soft-ball 2. Marching Band 4, Concert Band 4, Jazz Band 2, track 1, An Club 2, French Club 1, Drama Club 2, yearbook 1 awards honors: Marching Band letter, WIVC Band, Outstanding Solo (ROVA), Band Council, perfect attendance, Queen of Balance (Field show) nickname: Ship fav. saying: Larry, where are your safety glasses? I give up, Mr. Fisher, where are they?” fav. song: Stop Dragging My Heart Around birthday: July 29 ambition: learn how to say Why sur-r-r-e and Yes, yes, can I be of aid and assistance? like Mr. Dunham activities: FFA 3 yrs., football 2, Auto Mech. Club 2 awards Sc honors: 1,000 lb. fruit sales award nicknames: Crunch, Show hobby: fox hunting fav. saying: Gimme a W-I-L-D- C-A-T-S! fav. song: Come Sail Away birthday: July 27 activities: football, baseball. Bleacher Bums, school play. Paw Prints awards honors: letters in football Sc baseball; Homecoming Court person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: You-Know-Who! (voted Mr. Class Clown, Mr. School Spirit) FHA 1, librarian I, office worker 3, editor of 1982 yearbook awards Sc honors: National Honor Society, attended Illini Girls' State. Who's Who .Afca hobbies: buffalo hunting, pantyhose collecting fav. person: Mom birthday: May 10 ambition: swim Lake Erie with my hands tied behind me activities: football 4 yrs. basketball 4. baseball 2, track 2, French Club 1, Student Council 1 awards Si honors: 3 year football letterman, 2-year letterman in basketball, baseball, track; tri-captain football (voted Mr. Class Smile, Mr. Personality) hobbies: being a Wal-Mart boy, hunting fav. saying: Sure I'm done, Mrs. Lonergan. fav. song: Wasn't That a Party fav. teachers: Miss Jud, Mr. Goetze, Mrs. Lonergan birthday: October 20 ambition, get ahead in this big, bad world awards Si honors: FFA Green-hand award persons I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: the Senior Class of W.H.S. hobbies: building and flying r.c. planes, working on cars fav. song: Come Sail Away” by Styx birthday August 20 activities: Band 4 yrs., Jazz Band 3 awards Si honors: band letters (voted Mr. Bashful) Owuth. nicknames. Smitty, Mis hobbies: playing piano and organ fav. saying: To have a friend, you must be a friend. fav. song: Beach Boys' Medley” fav. persons: my family, friends, and Annette Funicello birthday: June 10 ambition: CPA activities: Paw Prints staff 1 yr.. hobby: cars fav. saying: I know” fav. song: Jukebox Hero fav. persons: Mom and Dad birthday: March 22 ambition: be a rich and famous Grand National Stock Car Driver activities: basketball 1 yr.. track 2, Auto Mech. 4. FFA 1 awards Sc honors: track letterman person I would like to be stranded on a desert island with: Judy Landers ( Stacks ) 7 nickname: Tinny hobby: swimming fav. saying: A friend is someone who knows all about you but likes you anyway ” fav. person: Neil Smith birthday: July 24 ambition: secretary activities: Pom-Pon 1 yr., FHA 1, librarian 1 LOcxde nickname: Squeaky” hobbies: dancing, biking, talking, reading, eating fav. saying: I’m sure! fav. song: Wind of Change by Fiatiand Band fav. persons: all of 'em birthday: March 31 ambition: unknown (so far) activities: track, librarian, Band, Drama Club, Pom-Pon squad awards St honors: track awards, Pom-Pon camp Most Outstanding nickname: Welshy hobbies: fox hunting fav. persons: Pom-Pon squad and cheerleaders birthday: February 6 activities: FFA, football. FFA basketball awards Sc honors: president FFA 81.82 hobbies: football, cars fav. saying: Stop the Earth, I want to get off. fav. person: Mom birthday: September 13 activities: Auto Mech., track, football, weightlifting awards Sc honors: track letter 2 yrs. persons I would like to be strand -ed on a desert island with: the female population MISSING: Laura Carmean, Cindy Smith, Midge Winningham Lori Likes Nancy Moore. I960 Queen Karen Eddinger, 1981 Queen Anita Lashmet. Laura Moore. Robin Andrews Queen Anita Lashmct and escort. John Sea pies. Catch that Wildcat Spirit? Indeed we all did — beginning Thursday night with a tremendous bonfire built by the Class of '83. Friday morning, Cat Ballou and the Marx Brothers . . . and the Monster Pep Rally. Cheerleader kisses? No, only Mama's . . . Mike Brown as Mr. Roth (he Loves his Truck) ... $1.98 beauty contest . . . Pom-Pon girls ... the Cat Carolers . . . GeneGene the Dancing Machine . . . and the Blues Brothers! Finally, the Big Parade — the Class of '82 wins (naturally). What happened to the sophomores' float? Victory at the game . . . Midnight Riders at the dance . . . Anita gets crowned . . . what a super weekend. Lisa Lashmett Above Homecoming Court. Queen Anita Lashmet. escorted by John Staples. Others from left: Lori Likes escorted by Jim Shupenus, Nancy Moore escorted by Charlie Evans, crown bearer Bobby Coon, retiring escort Dan D rsey, crown bearer Kim Killday, retiring queen Karen Eddinger. Laura Moore escorted by Jeff Hurrelbrmk. Robin Andrews escorted by Tom Barber. Left: Mr. Kaiserman accompanies the Blues Brothers. Mr Roth and Mr. Reed. JUVENILES '.ft V t 1. Kerri B. 2. Lynette 3. Jim 4. Tom 5. Chris P. 6. Todd H 7. Jeff H. 8. Charlie 9. Peggy 10. Rowena 11. Jeff F. 12. Julie J. 13. Nancy 14. Lisa E. 15. Gina B. 16. Andy 17. Sheila 18. Terry 19. Jeff A. 20. Kevin 21. Anita Rita 22. Larry 23. Warren, Jeff F.. Eric Evans. Anita, Rita, Marsha 24. Gena S. V. 25. Trish 40. 26. Kathy Q. 27. Bill 28. Lynn 29- Stevie 41. 30. Sarah 42. 31. Kerry G. 43. 32. Scott 44. 33. Lisa M. 45. 34. Bonnie 46. 35. Candy 47. 36. Annette 48. 37. Darcy 49. 38. Patricia 50. 39. Laura Laura, Nancy, Rita Anita, Stephanie Jaime O'Donnell Jeff M Janice H. Marsha Julie C. Crystal Paul Tim Lisa G. Karen H. Jeanne' 19 GOOD BEH -(HONORS AfJ WVAR ATORIAfci ... CqfMMENCEMH 'DSPI Crystal Nil hob [sTAnding fUim VARTS AWARD , + Jtff Anders Wws STATE SHF Janice Hester Did Carol Savage Stffie � NAL HONOR SO ] H helle Monin OLrl fairrt O'Donnell Kart AMERIC Honorable Mi 3NCERT BAND lick Jeff Ferenh [STRONG JAZZ A Jeff FCrenbach Sr hilSousa b, JBkO? Hill Brown fill Brown Ji ulie Clark L aul Cowhick V Schafer WiVC tz hestiv; 1LDCAT AWARD Dick Coon STUMPROV. And Nash CONF! gruff AL-CONFERENCE LeaAj. Gibbs jLisaJ VALEDICTORI Rita Lashmet , GIRLS IAIB Chrissy Cody Uura Wedet (air) -_____ 1 TEAMS COMFEJI first place — Gji CLASS OF 1982 t Sec vie Peak Kirfi lin Annette Smith RLE PURDUE iNUfERSITY ALLtAMERKAN A ART ell •. Bill Brown Paul Cowhick rtc Schflft A I ulie Clark Jeff Fetenhaih s ■ i ■ . I! ISA STATE 1MEA ALL-DISTRICT CONCERT BAND U 'K1 M MAJOR Bill Brown Paul Cowhick Bdl Br A WARD Jeff Fcrenbach Eric Thomas Julie Cl I BAND SPl I CH AWARD SECTIONAL SPEECH §o£ Warren Taylor Michelle Monin Patti Glossop FriC Thomas Michelle Monin . Kjfen Welsi A£ Glen West AKyRlENHANDS . DEKALBJ AWA iZ |anerrKing J Rita Welsh WIV CALL-C Eric Thomas Paul Cowhick rowh:ck K. u Rowi EST Jul.t (Hark Chros) Cod Clark — SECOND PLACE Richie Teanev Karen 1 ly John Kiilday Paul Cowhick Lynette Schafer sec. 15 Foundation Awards Farm Wildlife — Kirby Lawson Soybeans — Jeff Moore Crop Specialty — J.B. Hoots Electricity — John Kiilday STATE FARMER Jeff Welsh DARRELL SPANG MEMORIAL AWARD Tom Barber ROGER SPENCER MEMORIAI WARD Coo: I 'U GARY PENCE MEMORIAL AWARl Mike D. Brown ALL CONFERENCE BASKETBALL Mike D. Brown Dick Coon MEAT JUDGING TEAM SI ( I 15 — THIRD PLACE Joni Lawless Kirby Laws ft Andy Sellars st j J dnn 1 i NSIVE AWARD Randy Pence MOST I Ml KOVI )M MOST VALUABLE Rita Kish met Lba Grady REN'CRH v 'KF ALL WILDCAT Below; Michelle Australia, who has this year. Backgr top ten students. WILDCAT AWARD Jay Craig Tom Barber ALL-CONFERENCE FOOTBALL John Staples Dick Coon Kerry from Sy ne our fr;« n picture: Otb ' Kg) kins WII IK AT AWARD Lashimt Anita L. Kerry G Anita Lashmet bin Andrews MOST IMPROV Tina Palmer BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE. MOST REBOUNDS. ALLTOURNAMENT — CARROLLTON MOST VALUABLE Kerry Grubb WILDCAT AWA Peggy Baud Lisa Grady BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Freshmen — Doue Savage )0€ Kiilday Ph. ghl ilvet Varsity Mark Gree h Brown Sara Fearney Kathy Sauer IMPROVED te Bigley STAR AWARD Mike D. Brown BASEBALL — MOST VALUABLE BEST BATTING AVERAGE Jeff Hurrelbrink PERFECT ATTENDANCE FOUR YEARS Patty Howard TWO YEARS Karen Cannon Nanc y Cowhick Janice Gourley Jeannia Ratliff ONE YEAR Cannon Karla Cannon Syd Peak Sonya Summers Kathy Early Robyn Roberts Vice-pres. Nancy Moore Secretary Barb Brown St. Council Rep. Todd Little President Paula Kaufmann Treasurer Peter Peak Fred Andrews E.R. Anslyn Mike Bettis Tim Blivens Eugene Bokesich Kim Bracken Sandy Bracken Barb Brown Mike D. Brown Mike R. Brown Karen Cannon Karla Cannon Chrissy Cody Ken Collison Inset: Karen Welsh Jennifer Cooper Raquel Coultas Brett Cox Barb Davis Patty Flynn Richard Fundel Lea Ann Gibbs Lisa Glossop Janice Gourley Randy Graham 22 Debbie Gregory Patti Gregory Eric Hardwick James Hettinger J.B. Hoots Jeff Howard Jeff Lee Howard Mike Howard Bobby Jefferson Cody Jones Donnie Jones Paula Kaufmann Jeff Kemper Janet King Inset: Mike D. Brown Lisa Lashmett Kirby Lawson Todd Little Sheri Mason Billy McLaughlin Mike Moore Nancy Moore Teresa Myers Dennis O'Donnell Peter Peak 23 Jenny Rhodes Tina Sanders Kathy Sauer Lisa Scott Andy Sellars Greg Shimchick Page Short Mary Ann Sides Jeff Smith Robin Steele Julie Stice Birdy Sturgeon Luke Summers Sonya Summers Todd Sutton Eric Thomas Teresa Virgin Tracey Virgin Robert Waid Laura Wcder Karen Welsh Glen West Sandy Renner 2 4 Inset: Jennifer Cooper on Clown Day BRAWLERS There were some memorable times in the 1981 season, and not all of them had to do with football. When the rains came during practice, the freshmen really enjoyed sliding in the mud, although a few had to be encouraged to do so. One of the Lawson twins wanted to get taped to a bench, so a few juniors and seniors obliged (until Mr. Reed made us cut him loose). Dummy and aftershave fights in the locker room were always a lot of fun. Top: Coach McCall, Head Coach Dunham, Coach Reed, Coach Batty. Above: Letter-men. Front: Kirby Lawson, Todd Little, Jay Craig, Andy Nash. John Staples, John Kill-day. Back: Mike Bettis. Peter Peak, Charlie Evans, Jeff Hurrelbrink, Tom Barber, Dick Coon, Mike D. Brown. Center right: Tim Blivens, the team's dependable manager. As a whole the season was all right, but that’s as far as it goes. We had high goals but couldn’t meet them. The loss of a couple of players due to injury hurt us a little. If the guys work hard next year, they ought to have a real good team. Good luck! Special thanks to the coaching 26 staff and all of rhe parents. Dick Coon Top left: Coach Dunham with tri-captains Dick Coon, John Staples, Tom Barber. Top right: The team catches its breath during a hard game. WILDCATS. Front: John Staples, Larry Shipley, Jeff Hurrelbrink, Dick Coon, Mike R. Brown, Jim Shupenus, Tom Barber, Coach Dunham. Second row: Kevin Still, Mike Bigley, Mike Neff, Andy Nash, Jay Craig, Jeff Welsh, Bobby Pruett. Mike D. Brown, Coach McCall. Third row: John Kill-day, Kirby Lawson, Andy Sellars, Peter Peak, Charlie Evans, Todd Little, Mike Bettis, Coach Reed. Fourth row: Bill Price, Joe Kill-day, Todd Lawson, Jeff Smith, Rich Teaney, Martin Gregory, Chuck Yelm, Tim Lawson, Coach Batty. Fifth row: Managers Tim Bli-vens and Danny McPherson. Brian Cannon, Phil McLaughlin, Jess McNeece, Robyn Roberts, Mike Cockerill. Left: freshman. Front: Ed Staples. Todd Whewell, Eric Brown, Devin Edwards, Ted Bettis, Chris Wingler. Back: David King, Andy Evans, Kenny Summers, Kenny Wyatt. 27 DIAMOND THIEVES The fall softball season was again a successful one for us as the girls captured the WIVC championship for the third time in four years. Our record was 7-2 with the only two losses going to Greenfield 4-3 and Triopia 14-5. The most exciting game of the season was the Routt game when we came from a 9 4 deficit in the seventh and tied the score. We won in eight innings 10-9, and won the conference that night. Lisa Grady, LeaAnn Gibbs, Robin Andrews, Kerry Grubb, Amy Northrop, and Rita Lashmet were all chosen to the All-Conference team. The Most Valuable Player was Lisa Grady, and the Most Improved Player was Rita Lashmet; the Wildcat Award went to Anita Lashmet. Mrs. Cloyd. Top: Seniors Patricia Cody and Lori Evans. Above: the fall softball team. Kneeling: Rita Lashmet. Robin Andrews, Joni Lawless, Beth Brown. Michelle Hurreibrink, Chris Pfeiffer. Christy Lewis. Standing: Anita Lashmet. Kerry Grubb, Lori Evans. Patricia Cody. LeaAnn Gibbs, Lisa Grady, Amy Northrop, Pam Evans, Judy Evans. Right: Senior Lisa Grady, catcher, and Seniors Tina Palmer, Lori Evans, Patricia Cody, Rowena Hutchcraft. 28 Our record in spring softball was 6-7. We have a young group of girls and our lack of experience hindered us somewhat. We also played a completely different schedule from the fall, and some of the teams were more competitive. I think we can look forward to a good year in ’82-83, because our experienced players will be returning. The Most Valuable Player was Lisa Grady, and the Most Improved Player was Lori Evans; the Wildcat Award went to Patricia Cody. Top: Senior Rowcna Hutchcraft, Senior Tina Palmer, Coach Cloyd. Above: Spring lineup. Kneeling: Pat Kilver, Joni Lawless, Chris Pfeiffer. Michelle Hurrelbrink, Robin Andrews, Kathy Early. Tina Palmer, Christy Lewis. Standing: Lori Evans. Patricia Cody. LeaAnn Gibbs, Lisa Grady, Carol Jean McLaughlin, Amy Northrop, Janet King, Rowena Hutchcraft, Pam Evans. Left: Seniors Kerry Grubb, Anita Lashmet, Rita Lashmet. 29 BURGLARS Seniors Jeff Ferenbach, Dick Coon, Tom Barber. Mark Greenwood, John Staples, Tony Grissom. Big Mike in action The freshman record of 4 and 12 may not sound too impressive, but not all the games were as bad as that sounds; we were usually in either the first or second half of every game. If all of us could have got hot on the same night, we would have been unbeatable. We would like to thank the cheerleaders for being there every game — they were about the only fans we had. We also thank Mr. Reed for putting up with us and never getting mad. HA! Chris Wingler FRESHMEN. Top: Bruce Shipley. Middle Coach Reed. Mic Savage. Mike White, Doug Savage. Ed Staples. Bottom: Tim Savage. Doug Franklin, Ted Bettis, David King, Chris Wingler. The season ended on a disappointing note, as the Wildcats lost in the Regionals to Pleasant Hill, 53-49. However, the Cats enjoyed a winning season, 17-11. After a slow start, the Cats turned things around in the Winchester Tournament. After defeating Perry and arch-rival Triopia, we met the 1-rated Beardstown Tigers in the semi-finals. In a game that will be remem -bered for years to come, we suffered a heartbreaking triple-overtime loss, 50-49. Winchester then captured the third-place trophy by defeating Brown County 70-42. This year's MVP was Mike Brown, who led the team in scoring and rebounding. John Staples was Most Improved, Tom Barber was Hustler of the Year, and Dick Coon received the Wildcat Award. The Free-Throw Trophy went to Mark Greenwood. 30 Coach Moore VARSITY. Standing: James Hettinger, manager; Mark Greenwood. Dick Coon, Mike D. Brown, Jeff Ferenbach, Peter Peak, Tom Barber, John Staples, Coach Moore. Front: Bobby Jefferson, Tony Grissom, Billy McLaughlin, Todd Little. JAYVEE. Standing: Jess McNeece, manager; Chris Wingler, Randy Pence, Jeff Suttles, Joe Killday, Bill McLaughlin, Bryan Cannon, Coach Roth. Front: Danny McPherson. Ed Staples. Phillip Hettinger, Phil McLaughlin, Aaron Jones, Bobby Jefferson. It was another exciting year for the Wildcats JV team, who ended the season with a 19-4 record. We had to play an aggressive man-to-man defense just to stay with other teams, but at the end of every game, the score board usually showed us winning. Coach Roth had to put up with a lot from us (and the other way around, too), but we would like to thank Mr. Roth for a successful 1981-82 season. 31 Billy McLaughlin LADIES The girls' basketball team can look back on a lot of good memories from their 81 -82 season. Not only did they record one of the best won-loss seasons in girls' basketball, but they went undefeated in conference play to take the conference title and also captured first place in the Porta Tournament. As I look back at my first year as a coach at W.H.S. and a girls' coach. I'll never forget the spirit and the teamwork this team displayed during both good times and bad. The biggest thrill of the year was upsetting Porta at their own tournament after they had won fourteen straight games. Probably the biggest disappointment of the year was being defeated for the second time for the Regional title. I don't think a person could be more pleased than 1 am with both the J.V. team, whose record was 10-6, and the varsity, who ended up at 17-7. It was an enjoyable season — not only the games, but the comradeship of practice and the good times we spent on the bus. Coach M. Dunham IN COURT Top: Co-captains Lisa Grady, Kerry Grubb. Above: VARSITY. Cody Jones, Lisa Grady, Beth Brown. Robin Andrews. Tina Palmer, Lynette Schafer, Rebecca Hawkins. Coach Dunham. Carol Savage. Rowena Hutchcraft, Julie Clark, Amy Northrup, Peggy Baird, Kerry Grubb, Joni Lawless. Above: Statskeepers Crystal Nichols. Robin Steele. Rita Lawless. Patti Glossop. 32 Cats Opponents Cats Opponents 32 Porta 49 61 Calhoun 45 46 Bluffs 43 34 T riopia 27 53 Meredosia 43 •60 Roxana 34 59 Payson 45 43 Wood River 50 50 Meredosia 38 26 Beardstown 48 40 Calhoun 26 43 North Greene 45 38 Brussels 34 48 Carrollton 37 38 Carrollton 26 ••59 Hillsboro 28 51 Pittsfield 54 ••30 Porta 43 69 Perry 36 ••67 Greenview 53 40 T riopia 34 •••46 North Greene 45 41 Rushville 43 •••44 Pittsfield 51 •Carrollton Tournament ••Porta Tournament •••Regional Top: Seniors Tina Palmer, Rowena Hutchcraft. Peggy Baird, Lisa Grady, Carol Savage, Lynette Schafer, Kerry Grubb. Julie Clark. Left: JAYVEES. Front: April Frost, Missy Scoct, Michelle Campbell. Second row: Collette Campbell, Pat Kilver, Carol McLaughlin. Third row: Susie Jefferson, Rita Stice, Debra Ed-dinger, Chris Pfeiffer. Back: Mary Brown, Sandy Brickey, Judy Evans. 33 HIT RUN Two goals, conference and district ... morning practices — ugh! . . . winning first two meets ... Quincy's coach yelling out times . . . eating at Reed’s . . . will Ludie Mae shoot Michael? running and winning at Pittsfield ... Greenfield Relays and Mrs. Trump . . . grab that trophy! . . . telling on Quincy's coach ... running in the Jersey ville rain . . . W1U ... where did all those teams come from? Judy, Judy, way to go! ... sunburned V -necks for prom ... out-numbered at JHS ... WIVC at Illinois College track . . . Mr. Roth yelling from the crow's nest ... taking our victory lap . .. District at Carthage ... elite relay team of Rita, Tracy, Anita, Beth . . . Chrissy and Kathy kept it going . . . Charleston, here we come! . . . hurdling in the rain ... slipping on the track ... breaking school records . . . We have to run it again? . . . Waiting for T-shirts ... a long ride home ... it was a great year — one we'll never forget. Special thanks to our coach, Mr. Roth — also to Mr. Reg Dunham and Mr. McCall for their help and support. Also to Mr. Reed Mr. Batty and all the teachers and students who helped with the conference meet. Kerry Grubb Top left, Debra Eddinger in the long jump; top tight, seniors. Front, Julie Clark and Kathy Quigg; standing. Crystal Nichols, Rita Lashmet, Kerry Grubb, Anita Lashmet, Peggy Baird. Missing: Michelle Monin. Left Center, Judy Evans, shotput; above right, Kerry Grubb, low hurdles; above, team. Front: Kathy Quigg, Rita Lashmet, Kerry Grubb. Julie Clark, Chrissy Cody, Kathy Sauer. Anita Lashmet. Crystal Nichols. Back: Mr. Roth, Syd Peak, Mary Margaret Brown. Rita Stice, Beth Brown. Tracy Brown. Debra Eddinger, Peggy Baird. Judy Evans. Missing Paula Kaufmann, Michelle Monin. 34 Below: Lettermen. Front: Bryan Cannon, Jon Thady, Janies Hettinger. Back: Mike Cockerill, Scott Arnold, Mike D. Brown, Kirby Lawson. The Wildcats began the 1982 season with a balanced team and hopes for a conference championship. Three cases of mono, two cases of strep throat, one stomach infection, one torn quadricep, and two cases of listlessness left us with two upperclassmen competing in the District meet at season’s end. Of these, Scott Arnold set a personal best in the 300-m low hurdles, Mike D. Brown set a personal best in the triple jump and 110-m high hurdles, and a school record on the 300-m low hurdles. Also competing and setting personal bests were underclassmen Bryan Cannon, Martin Gregory, and Eric Brown. Our underclassmen look very strong in the field events for upcoming seasons. Mr. McCall Top right: Kirby Lawson and Earl Rice, who contributed greatly before being sidelined with mono and injuries. The track team. Front: Seth Cooper, Kenny Wyatt, Tim Savage. Andy Evans, David King. Eric Brown, Ed Shupenus, Doug Savage. States Aycock. Doug Franklin. Second row: Martin Gregory, Bryan Cannon, David Sanders, Robyn Roberts, Bill Price, Mike Cockerill, Tim Lawson, Jess McNeece, Todd Lawson. Back: Coach McCall, James Hettinger, Mike D. Brown, Kirby Lawson, Todd Hubbert, Jon Thay, Scott Arnold. 35 BASE CHARACTERS The 1982 baseball team closed out the season with a 7-15 record. We fell behind in the beginning of the year and just couldn't get back up and win any more, despite some strong efforts by Coach Reed. We did, however, reach a very big goal that we have been chasing for several years — we won the conference trophy. The most valuable player for the 1982 season was Dick Coon. The players appreciate all the support we received from the school, friends, fans, and especially the loyal parents who tried to be at every game, whether at home or thirty miles away. We would like to thank Coach Reed for the determination, time, and effort he gave us in order to make us into a better team. Todd Little Top: Sieve McLaughlin, pitcher. Right: seniors. Front: Mike Bigley. John Killday, Jim Shupenus; standing, Dick Coon, Tom Dawson, John Staples, Jeff Hurrelbrink, Steve McLaughlin, Bobby Pruett. Below: Baseball Wildcats. Front. Richie Teaney, Ed Staples. Phil McLaughlin, Mic Savage. Chris Fletcher, Danny McPherson, Chuck Yelm. Second row: Joe Killday, Mike Bigley, John Killday, John Staples, Todd Little, J.B. Hoots, Dennis O'Donnell. Back: Mr. Reed, Dick Coon, Tom Dawson, Bill McLaughlin, Jeff Hurrelbrink, Bobby Pruett, Steve McLaughlin, Jim Shupenus. Below right: Dick Coon, pitcher. SIXTEEN MOST WANTED Top left: Chris Parker, voted Man Most Likely to Remain a Freshman All His Life. Top Center: Escapees from the band room — Beth Brown, Allen Steele, Matt Newberry, Patti Glossop, Robin Steele. Top right: David Sanders timing, Gary Palmer mugging. Left center: Paying off a bet after the faculty basketball team beat Batty’s Bombers — the four Bombers wear hats that Mr. Greer made; they say I EAT CROW. (Mike Hatcher, Shiloh Savage, Charlie Evans, Rick Palmer) Above: Mike Bettis makes his own party wherever he goes. Far left: Swingin' down the hall — Dick Coon and Stevie Peak. Left: Miss Jud in her Howdy, Pardner!” outfit on Ag Day. 37 JAILHOUSE ROCKETTES Senior Kathy Quigg Senior Jaime O’Donnell. Captain Senior Darcy Wade From: Kathy Quigg. Barb Brown. Darcy Wade. Back: Nancy Moore, Tina Sanders, Michelle Hurrelbrink, Jaime O'Donnell, Christy Lewis. Early in the fall, we participated in the NCA Miss Illinois Pom-Pon competition at Illinois State University with our routine to FAME.” Tina Sanders, Kathy Quigg, and Jaime O'Donnell also competed in individual categories. In November we and the cheerleaders held the First Annual Dance Revue with squads from Griggsville and Jacksonville attending. Our special selection was ALL THAT JAZZ in which we showed off our new hats and canes. The Winchester Tournament was the showcase for our version of THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO Before we knew it the time had come for us to go to the Jacksonville Dance Revue where we performed one of our favorite numbers, URGENT. A week later it was Senior Night and time for our annual joint Pom-Pon Cheerleader performance to CELEBRATION. The year ended with our participation in the tenth annual Potpourri and FUNKY TOWN. We also remember other fun songs including our opening BE TRUE TO 38 YOUR SCHOOL, JESSE'S GIRL, and HE'S SO SHY. ENTERTAINERS In the summer of 1981, the varsity cheerleaders went to the Dynamic Cheerleading Association Camp in Bloomington. They won the ribbon for best pom-pon routine, the Cheerleader Mount Award, and the Spirit Award, which was voted on by all the members at camp. They ranked second overall in the varsity division. The JV squad attended the International Cheerleading Foundation Camp at Peoria. The JV and varsity cheerleaders joined to perform at the Illinois State Fair second annual cheerleading competition, and received 251 of a possible 300 points. The varsity squad received the highest honor in January at the sixtieth annual Winchester Tournament when they won the cheerleading trophy for the second year in a row. The year has been hectic. There have been fun times and a few sad times but I hope everyone has enjoyed being entertained with contests, skits, cheers, and much more. The girls have worked long and hard to do their best for their teams. I'm very proud of them, and I love 'em all! Miss Malmstedt Top: JV squad. Clockwise from left: Chris Hubbert, Syd Peak. Traci Brown. Tonya Whitehead. Lori Likes. Daw-nEllen Eddinger. Karen Arnold. Center: Varsity. Chrissy Cody. Anita Lashmet, Mary Sides, Laura Moore. Rita Lashmet, Stevie Peak. Left: Varsity cheerleaders with the tournament trophies. Anita, Laura. Stevie, Rita. Mary, ChriMV 40 Back to front: President Bryan Cannon, Treasurer Phil Hettinger. Student Council Rep. Todd Lawson. Secretary DawnEllen Eddinger, Vice-president Pam Evans Craig Anders Robin Andrews Karen Arnold Tim Bradshaw Sandy Brickey Beth Brown Traci Brown Angie Burby Michelle Campbell Bryan Cannon Mike Cockcrill Nancy Cowhick Pam Davis Justin DeShasier Kelly Dickson Kathy Early Dawn Ellen Eddinger Judy Evans Pam Evans Kelly Fearneyhough Sara Fearneyhough Chris Fletchei Patti GIossop Martin Gregory Inset: Robin Andrews 42 Mike Hagen DeAnne Hardwick Rebecca Hawkins Phillip Hettinger Mike Holford Bill Hanley Tony Hubbert Aaron Jones Joe Killday Rita Lawless Tim Lawson Todd Lawson Brenda Lomelino Tom McCormick Ray McDade Phil McLaughlin Angela McNeece Jess McNeece Danny McPherson Matt Newberry Amy Northrop Stephanie O'Donnell Gary Palmer Sydney Peak 43 Randy Pence Sandy Pfeiffer Bill Price Jeannia Ratliff Marie Renner Robin Roberts David Sanders Cathy Schoencweis Missy Scott Steve Sipes Cindy Springer Allen Steele Jody Stillflew Kristy Summers Jeff Suttles Mindy Swarringim Inset: Smile. Sara, smile! Richie Teaney Craig VanHyning Vicki Welsh Tonya Whitehead Chuck Yelm 44 Above: The kind of huddle we had while the furnace was out — Syd Peak. Amy Northrup. Traci Brown. Phil McLaughlin and Rebecca Hawkins, keeping warm. Above right: Cathy Schoeneweis on Clown Day. Left: Matt Newberry on Hat Day. Below left: Robyn Roberts. Below Right, Vickie Welsh. Far right, Judy Evans on Toga Day. Vice-president Ed Staples President Chris Hubbert Secretary Debra Eddinger Treasurer Michelle Hurrelbrink St. Council Rep. Christy Lewis Randy Andrews States (Butsy) Aycock Ted Bettis Beth Brown Erie Brown Mary Brown Collette Campbell Seth Cooper Lori Davis Kevin Denham Debra Eddinger Devon Edwards Andy Evans Doug Franklin April Frost Taletha Gowin Sara Hatcher Sara jane Herring Ronnie Howard Chris Hubbert Michelle Hurrelbrink Susie Jefferson Pat Kilver David King Deb Kirkpatrick Carrie Koyne Joni Lawless Jamie Lawrence Christy Lewis Lori Likes 47 Carol Jean McLaughlin Eddie Owings Chris Pfeiffer John Rueter Doug Savage Mic Savage Tim Savage Kim Saylor Bruce Shipley Ed Shupenus Ed Staples Rita Stice Kenny Summers Terri Thomas Ginger Wear Even freshmen can yell! (Terri, Deb. and Carrie). Mike White Emily Williams Kendra West Todd Whewell Chris Wingler Kenny Wyatt 48 GUARDS and what they were like before they went wrong PROSECUTORS As a matter of public record, we offer the information on these pages about the administration and staff of the reformatory to which we are all sentenced for four years (more or less). Left: the warden, Rex Eddy. In charge of keeping prisoners under control. Right: the superintendent, Virgil Coughlin. Seldom mixes with prisoners; on speaking terms with the guards; has the right of pardon. n j «. ct □ 00 Above: the Parole Board. Seated — Elmer Suttles, Gary Hurrelbrink, Steven Andras, Jacqueline Hanback; standing — Mr. Coughlin, Janet Staples, Don Pence, Robert Brown, and Catherine Taylor (board secretary). Right: Mr. Greenwood, the prisoner’s favorite mopper. CARO K r The cooks (top left), who sling some pretty decent grub, are Virginia Blackburn, Helen Tankersley, Jessie Campbell, Millie Scott. Top right: Mrs. Greer, probation officer. Middle: the bus drivers who transport prisoners: Betsy Krueger, Bonnie Summers, Sharon Miller, Betty Capps. Back Row: Lester Turner, Henry Krueger, Randy Dolen, Dave Daniels, Clarence Sheppard, Art Capps (bus mechanic). Left: Evelyn Haggard and Geraldine McGuire keep parole records. i ( Match these people with their baby pictures. See p. 80 for answers. David Batty ________ BS in Industrial Education and Technology Sociology, World History, Senior Problems Assistant football coach CHERYL BRADSHAW BA in Education Freshman English, Sophomore Core, Junior English, Journalism Paw Prints sponsor REBA CLOYD________ BS in Physical Education Girls PE Softball coach MERLE DUNHAM_________ BA in Math Algebra I and II, Geometry, Math IV Girls' basketball coach REG DUNHAM________ BS Government, Advanced History, Economics, U.S. History Sociology Head football coach RANDY FISHER__________ BS Auto Mechanics, Small Engines, Drafting Auto Mechanics Club sponsor MARTHA FRANSEEN BA, MA Senior English, Sophomore English, Junior Core, Speech Yearbook advisor BERNARD GOF.TZE_________ BS, MS Agriculture, Animal Science Corps, Ag Mechanics, Conservation, Woods, Welding, Ag Construction FFA advisor MAX GREER ________ BS in Business Core Math, Introduction to Business, Retail Merchandising KAY HARR_______ BA Speech Contest advisor, Sophomore English, Junior English, Freshman Core, Novels SAM HERRING_________ BS Jazz Band, Marching Band, Concert Band, Choir, Music Appreciation, Music Theory CARROLL HILLIARD_________ BS Drafting, Industrial Arts, Building Trades Industrial Technology Club advisor CAROLYN JUD_______ BS in education, MLS Librarian Pom-pon sponsor Drama Club advisor HERBERT A. KAISERMAN BA, MA Guidance Counselor 53 MARCELLA LASHMETT BA French, Psychology French Club advisor r0 A 0 ROSE MARY LONERGAN BA Business Law, Bookkeeping, Recordkeeping, Typing SHERRY MALMSTEDT BA EMH Cheerleader advisor MIKE McCALL_______ BS Earth Science, General Math, Physics, Computers Boys' track coach, assistant football coach BOB MOORE _ BS Driver Education Basketball Coach CAROLYN RANFT BS Art, Photography Art Club advisor 54 BILL REED__________ BS General Biology, Human Biology, First Aid, Health Family Living, Core Science Assistant football coach, freshman basketball coach, baseball coach KEVIN ROTH_________ BS Physical Education JV basketball coach, girls' track coach CAROL SIPES_______ BS Cooperative Education, Typing MARY WATERS__________ BS in Education Consumer Education, Home Economics, Tailoring, Advanced Foods FHA advisor SUE WORRELL________ BS in Education Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice, Office Machines 55 KEEPERS OF THE MUG BOOK This was our year for being in a dither over one question: will we be able to pay for the WILDCAT? The staff went into Jacksonville to sell ads on two different days before school started, and hit all our good friends in Winchester later. With the cooperation of Walt Hubbert and the basketball fans, we held the second annual grocery raffle and later in the year sold pizzas. (Thanks, everybody!) Prices of ads and yearbooks went up, and we think we squeaked through! Left Annette Smith, editor; Eric Thomas, advertising manager. Below, left: the staff and the sponsor do a little advertising of their own From left Annette Smith. Sonya Summers. Eric Thomas. Tina Sanders, and (perched on top) Sandy Brackett; Mrs Franseen. Lisa Scott. Lisa Lashmett. Tracy Virgin, and (on top) Marie Renner Below Sandy Brackett, in charge of billing attacks the typewriter. L.sa Scott makes a 3-R layout Left Tracy Virgin. Tina and Sonya dunng Purple and Gold Week (T.n, i, photography coordinator). Mane Kenner (assistant ad manager) and Lisa Lashmett. The Marching Wildcats began a successful 1981 -82 season by going to the Western Illinois 4-H campgrounds at Jacksonville for the third annual three-day Marching Wildcat Band Gimp. We spent many hours in marching, rehearsing the music, and learning routines. Competition started with the Pittsfield Fall Festival Parade on September 12 in which we won first place. The following week we also won first place in the Griggsville Apple Festival parade. On October 10 we traveled to the University of Illinois, where we took fourth place in Class C competition. Drum Major Paul Cowhick took first place. Then we went to Brown County for the West Central Illinois Marching Band Association's field show competition; we won third place in Class A, and the auxiliary brought home the overall colorguard trophy. We wound up a successful season at I.S.U. in the State of Illinois Invitational show competition. We placed third in Class C and Paul Cowhick again won first place in the Drum Major category; our auxiliary placed fifth out of forty-58 seven other units. Page 58, top left: Marching Band Auxiliary practicing for field show. Top right: Band President Jeff Ferenbach, Vice-president Julie Clark. Center: Marching Band and Auxiliary. Front: April Frost, Rowena Hutchcraft, Sandy Pfeiffer, Kim Saylor, Karen Cannon. Karen Huff, Lori Likes, Mary Brown, Chris Pfeiffer, Lynette Schafer, Jeff Ferenbach, Kerry Grubb. Second row: Warren Taylor, Chuck Yelm, Bill Brown, John Killday, Kathy Sauer, Laura Weder, Barb Brown, Pat Kilver, Carol J. McLaughlin. Julie Clark, Allen Steele, Matt Newberry. Third row: Steven Sipes, Chris Fletcher, Glen West, Mike D. Brown, Bryan Cannon, Joe Killday, Eric Thomas, Chris Hubbert, Beth Brown, Deb Kirkpatrick, Doug Franklin. Fourth row: Mike R. Brown, Stephanie O'Donnell, Judy Evans, Karen Welsh, Melissa Scott, Jody Stillflew, Justin DeShasicr, Eric Brown, Tim Bradshaw. Fifth row: Carol Savage, Elizabeth Brown, Cody Jones, Jenny Rhodes. Mary Sides, Page Short, Crissy Cody. Top: Lori Davis. Teresa Myers. Paul C.owhick, Patti Glossop, Robin Steele. Left: Concert Band. Front: Judy Evans, Stephanie O’Donnell, Karen Cannon, Lynette Schafer, Mary Sides, Kerry Grubb,Julie Clark, Rowena Hutchcraft, Karla Cannon, Karen Huff. Second row: Deb Kirkpatrick, April Frost, Robin Steele. Carol Jean McLaughlin, Barb Brown. Pat Kilver, Jody Still -flew, Chrissy Cody, Missy Scott, Laura Weder, Beth Brown, Kathy Sauer, Chris Pfeiffer, Karen Welsh, Mary Margaret Brown, Lori Likes, Sandy Pfeiffer, Chris Hubbert. Kim Saylor. Back: Doug Franklin. Steven Sipes. Bryan Cannon, Eric Brown, John Killday, Glen West, Mike D. Brown, Warren Taylor, Jeff Ferenbach, Joe Killday, Bill Brown, Chuck Yelm, Eric Thomas, Chris Fletcher, Allen Steele, Paul Cowhick. Matt Newberry. Top, left: Major trophies won by the Marching Band. 1981-82. Top right: Marching Band line-up. Center, left: Seniors of the Marching Band: Front: Lynette Schafer, tim-toms; Rowena Hutchcraft, tenor sax; Karen Huff, piccolo. Second row: Julie Clark, cymbals; Warren Taylor, trumpet; Bill Brown, trumpet; John Killday, trumpet; Kerry Grubb, bells. Third row: Carol Savage, flag;Jeff Ferenbach, tuba; Paul Cowhick, drum major. Above: Mat Newberry, Jeff Ferenbach, John Killday, Bill Brown. 59 Did you realize that Potpourri had been going on for ten years? We celebrated its tenth anniversary this year, with many acts from other years — Carl Ator and Steve Moore as the Smothers Brothers, Janie Reardon's original songs. The Unknown Comic, Tracy Cooper as King Tut, Rick Murphy with a piano medley, the magic of Randy Springer (Randal the Great), Gerry Daley as the Dirty Old Man, Tom Peterson's impersonation of Tinker Bell, Herb Kaiserman and the Baby Siftin' Boogie, The Chosen Ones (Mike and Melanie Rueter, Randy and Tracy Cooper), The Country Stars, the faculty Can-Can (Randy Fisher, Carroll Hilliard, Dave Pfeiffer, Herb Kaiserman, Randy Cooper, Jay Hornbeek, Gerry Daley), Wayne Brown and the Warriors, The German Band, the Hokey Pokey, and Many others. We raffled off cakes and an afghan, auctioned a number of items, sold the famous Blue Light Specials, played The Price is Right, and gave a door prize (a case of Sylvania light bulbs), plus awards for attending all ten Potpourris — won by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne King, Janet Baughman, and Mary Lashmett. The WHS Pom-pon girls were a special guest group. For the second time since 1973, we organized an alumni jazz band; it played Stan Kenton's Here's That Rainy Day, Night Train, and Woody Herman's Light My Fire. Members of the band: saxophones — Lora Coultas, Rodney Springer, Sally King, Dennis King, Leanne Rueter; trumpets —Jay Hornbeek, Steve Moore, Tracy Cooper, Rick Murphy; trombones — Don Smith, Jay Marshall, Pam Shive, Dave Schafer, Randy Cooper, Alan Baughman, John Sauer, Jeff Shive; flutes — Deanna Gant, Anita 60 Coultas Newman; piano — Chris Jefferson, Becky Cox; vibraphone — Dan Baughman; congas — Dave Newman; bass guitar — Tom Peterson; drum set — Ray Long, Randy Springer, Wendell Hutchcraft. This year the Jazz Band went to the Wesleyan Jazz Clinic and to festivals at Oak Lawn, Eastern, and Farmington. On tour we presented concerts at Lincoln, Octavia, and Eastland Mall. We also gave a special performance for the Illinois Bankers' Association, and with the Jazz Choir held Jazz Night in March. Jazz Band (top): Front — Deb Kirkpatrick, Beth Brown. Glen West, Rowena Hutchcraft, Karen Welsh. Second row — Bryan Cannon, Eric Thomas, Doug Franklin, Jeff Ferenbach. Third row — Chris Fletcher, Bill Brown, Paul Cowhick, Chris Pfeiffer, John Killday. Rhythm — Julie Clark, Warren Taylor, Robin Steele. Lynette Schafer, Eric Brown. Missing: Karen Huff. The Chorus performed at the Christmas and Spring Concerts, on Jazz Night, and at three civic meetings. We also participated in the District Choir Festival and the WIVC Choir Festival at Carrollton. Randy Cooper is our accompanist. Chorus (above left): Front — Michelle Campbell, Robin Steele. Susie Jefferson, Jamie Lawrence, Taletha Gowin. Back — Paul Cowhick, Allen Steele, Kenny Wyatt. Mike Cockerill, Eric Thomas, Matt Newberry. Missing: Rowena Hutchcraft, Karen Huff. Band Council (above right): Front —Julie Clark, Lori Likes, Laura Weder. Back — Sandy Pfeiffer. John Killday. Eric Brown. Jeff Ferenbach, Glen West, Bryan Cannon. Kerry Grubb. Potpourri copy by Mr. Herring; all other band copy by Eric Thomas DIGGING THEIR WAY OUT Below: Seniors. From, Jeff Moore, Kevin Still, Dick Coon, Jeff Hurrelbrink, Tim Duncan. Back, Jeff Welsh. Philip Crawford, Chris Parker. Marty Davidson, Lisa Grady. Jeff Smith, second place gallon, soybeans. Below: Tim and Todd Lawson, second and First place, 20-lb ear corn based on shelling percentage. FFA officers: Dick Coon, treasurer; Tim Duncan, second vice president. Jeff Welsh, president; Andy Sellars, reporter; Kevin Still, first vice-president. WINCHESTER The Winchester FFA continued to be an active chapter during the 1981-82 school year. At the National FFA Convention in Kansas City we received a gold rating on our Chapter Safety program, and a silver rating on our Building Our American Communities program. Five members attended the National Safety Congress in Chicago, and our chapter received an Award of Merit. National Agriculture Day had a different atmosphere this year at Winchester High. Instead of having the traditional barnyard zoo, we involved high school students and had a variety of activities that the teachers and students participated in. At lunch we served porky burgers. Our chapter kept up its winning ways in Section 15 activities this year, too. We won first place honors in crop judging, soil judging, program of activities, and had five first-place foundation winners and two district foundation winners. We placed second in poultry judging and in the Ag Mechanics contest. At the grain show we exhibited the first-place gallon of corn and first-place 20 lbs. of corn sample. 62 Several members exhibited their livestock, garden, rabbits, chickens, crops, and other SOEP projects at the Section 15 Livestock Fair at Carrollton and the Section 15 Grain Show at Southwestern. Our chapter took the highest total of premiums at the Livestock Fair. Our shop projects this year consisted primarily of constructing hog cookers, picnic tables, bird houses, hog troughs, etc. Our basketball team had a 5-1 record, playing a benefit game with WEA1 Air Force and netting a $130 profit for the Scott County Ambulance Service. Mr. Goetze Left: Grcenhands. Front: Carrie Koyne, Rita Stice, Ken-ny Wyatt, Terri Thomas, Devin Edwards, Mic Savage. Janet King, Julie Stice. Second row: Doug Franklin, Jon Rueter, Joni Lawless. Emily Williams, Debra Eddinger, Susie Jefferson. Mike White. Back: Seth Cooper. Ron Howard. Chris Wingler. David King, Tim Savage. Doug Savage. Todd Whewell. Above: Top three gallons of corn. Chris Parker (3rd), Kirby Lawson (2nd), Jeff Moore (1st). Ken Collison. Second row Tim Lawson. Randy-Pence. Aaron Jones. Martin Gregory. Todd Lawson. Back: David Sanders, Joe Killday, Jeff Suttles. Danny McPherson, Chuck Yelm, Phillip Hettinger. Top left: National Safety Congress delegates with award: James Hettinger. Aaron Jones. Randy-Pence, Andy Sellars. Above: Juniors. Front: Tina Sanders, Sandy Brackett, Kim Bracken, Sonya Summers. Second row: Bobby Jefferson, Randy Graham, Peter Peak. Andy Sellars. Back: James Hettinger. Kirby Lawson. Jeff Smith. Center left: Sophomores. Front: Matt Newberry. Jeannia Ratliff. Cathy Schoeneweis. The Ag Department, which usually sponsors a barnyard zoo on Ag Day, changed the pattern this year: the whole school got involved and enjoyed a lot of activities as well as a good lunch; Representative Jim Reilly was a guest, and students and faculty dressed up. Winners of the costume-judging: Poor farmer, Judy Evans and Jeff Moore; farmer's daughter, Pam Evans and Susie Jefferson; country preacher, David Sanders and Craig Anders; Granny, Mrs. Lonergan; Grandpa, Lisa Grady and Bruce Ship-ley, cowboy, Mr. Batty and Mr. Kaiserman; cowgirl, Trish Hudson and Page Short. Other contests and their winners: Spouse-calling, Mrs. Cloyd, Mrs. Harr, Mr. Hillard, Mr. Greer; baby-pig diapering, Rita and Anita Lashmet; crosscut sawing, Julie Clark and Jeff Ferenbach; nail driving, Mrs. Waters and Mr. Hilliard; bale throwing, Amy Northrup, Angie Burby, Kevin Still, Kirby Lawson, Ray McDade; log-sawing, called a draw. Top left: Mr Dunham. Mr Castle. Charlie Evans. Jim Reilly, and Mr Goet2e in the log-sawing contest. Top right: Kerri Brown, queen of the Plowboy Prom. April 1; left center, Jeff Moore in poor farmer rig; center. Mr Goelze sells delicious porky burgers to Bob Pruett and Jeff Hurrelbrink. right center. Tim Duncan. Aaron Hardwick, and Kevin Still in the bale throwing contest; left. Mrs Harr shouts for Bill; right. Mrs Lonergan as granny 64 MOUTHPIECES AND GRUB SLINGERS This year eleven people participated in the District Speech Contest at Jacksonville High School. We received fourth place out of twelve schools. Many of us made it to the finals, and Michelle Monin was eligible to advance to the sectionals in Lincoln. Entrants and their events: front, Robin Steele, Humorous Duet Acting; Patty Gregory, Verse Reading; Lynette Schafer, Dramatic Duet Acting and Original Oration; Carol Savage, Radio Speaking; Patti Glossop, Original Comedy. Back: Scott Arnold, Extemporaneous Speaking; Candy Day, Humorous Interpretation; Mrs. Harr; Marsha Newman, Dramatic Duet Acting; and Jeanne Arnold, Humorous Duet Acting. Not pictured: Michelle Monin, Dramatic Interpretation. Future Homemakers of America is for girls who have taken or are now taking a homemaking class. Programs are planned as a follow-up to classwork. This year we had the following guest speakers: Marilyn Fedder from Cinnamon Stick Crafts; Vicki Deeder from Mary Kay Cosmetics; Betty Dahman, who took us on a tour of the Art Gallery; and Kathy Atnip, who spoke on hair care and styling. This year's officers are Anita Lashmet, president; Rita Lashmet, vice-president; Nancy Moore, secretary-treasurer; and Mary Margaret Brown and Karen Arnold, program chairmen. Mrs. Waters seated Anita Lashmet, Rita Lashmet, Nancy Moore, Karen Arnold. Mary Brown. Standing: Kathy Quigg. Patricia Cody. Janice Hester. Raquel Coultas, Kathy sauer. Lori Fvans, Julie Stice. Paula Kaufmann, Chris Hubbert, Rita Stice, Carrie Koyne, Mrs. Waters. Kendra West. Carol McLaughlin. 65 THE INMATES’ SHOW Top left: Crystal Nichols (Matron) and Scott Arnold (Stu) with Paul Cowhick (Wally) in the background. Top right: Miss Jud, director. (Famous words: And what, my son, were you going to do with those?”) Right: Lynette Schafer as Val. the untouchable nurse; Paul Cowhick as Wally, the American crook who has to get rid of the body; and Michelle Monin, who played Agnes, the maid. Bottom: Carol Savage (Mavis Spinks) and Candy Day (Gladys Spinks), visitors to the nursing home, as they uncover Grandma; Eric Thomas as Basil and a most unlikely Victoria Ann Tibbetts. 66 Top left: Todd Hubbert. who (when he was conscious) played Gregory, the janitor; Kendra West, carrying plants on striking-the-set day (she played the real ghost of Victoria Ann Tibbetts); and Marsha Newman, the touchable nurse. Left: Scott Arnold between proposals. Above: Todd Lawson (Johnny) tries to figure it all out. Not pictured anywhere: Jeanne Arnold (Mrs. Johnson), Barb Davis (Miss Johnson), and the stage managers. Lori Davis and Lisa Scott. Sorry about that. The Drama Club was determined to have a play in spite of the ban on the use of the auditorium. We chose to perform Mixup at the Mortuary, but only after we had ascertained that we could borrow enough trolleys from Coonrod's Funeral Home. We were only allowed to set up our stage (at the grade school) if it didn’t rain, our portable walls turned out to be somewhat less than portable, and we had to store about a ton of evergreens on the library roof — but it went well (mostly). The cast will remember Crystal’s droopy drawers, hiding Todd’s Yamaha from Mr. Murdach, Marsha's lady-like snorting, and of course the after-the-play party at Miss Jud’s. Carol and Michelle and Miss Jud 67 LICENSE PLATE DIVISION The Industrial Technology Club meets on the last Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Vocational Building. The club sponsors the annual ITC volleyball tournament in which all other school clubs are invited to participate. One or two tours are taken annually by the club to various places such as General Motors in St. Louis, Wick Homes in Moberly, Missouri, Caterpillar in Peoria, etc. Front: Andy Evans, Tim Savage, Jeff Howard, Ken Collison, Randy Andrews. Standing: Mr. Hilliard, Eddie Owings, Mike White, Jeff Anders, Greg Shimchick, Steve Sipes, Ed Staples, Ted Bettis, Teresa Meyers, Ed Shupenus, Chris Pfeiffer, Steve McLaughlin. Joni Lawless, Jay Craig, Todd Hubbert, Warren Taylor. The Auto Mechanics Club this year got off to a slow start but finished ready for next year. Club activities included participation in the ITC volleyball tournament, sponsorship of the annual AMC basketball tournament, and washing and waxing of cars to earn money to pay for the tournament and for club jackets. Auto Mechanics classes — we have seen lots of dirty oil and rusty cars this year. Juniors did the bulk of the mechanical work including oil changes and tune-ups. Seniors turned out a number of paint jobs — some not bad, and some excellent. By the year's end we will have painted twenty cars and trucks. From left Andy Sellars, Brett Cox. Jeff Smith, Lester Miller, Randy Graham, E.R. Anslyn, Shiloh Savage. Rick Palmer, Erie Hardwich. Aaron Hardwick, Mike Bigley. Calvin Zundel. Tina Sanders. Mike Neff. Kim Brackett. Andy Nash. Sandy Brackett. Eugene Bokisch.Jon Thady. John DeShasier. Tim Blivens, I-arry Shipley. Bobby Pruett. Mr Fisher. 68 RECORDKEEPERS J 0 u R N A L I S M okes told 8th hour that can’t be printed in the paper ur mean teacher who cracks the whip ncalled-for violence at the layout table owdiness along with productiveness o articles done by deadline ccuracy or lack thereof ost people, like Sandy Kim, roaming the halls ndecision as to what to write about lowly but surely, Jim gets his assignment done esses not cleaned up after layout is finished The Staff I. Sandy Brackett 2. Amy Northrop 5. Pam Evans 4. Rita Lawless 5. Tim Blivens 6. Todd Little 7. Traci Brown 8. Rebecca Hawkins 9- Barb Davis 10. Eric Hardwick II. Janet King 12. DeAnne Hardwick 1}. Jim Shupcnus 14. Kim Brackett 15. Tonya Whitehead 16. Mrs. Bradshaw 17. Scott Arnold The student librarians are volunteers from the general study-hall population (some people will do anything to get out of study hall). They check out books and magazines to those who need them in study hall and in the library, and they reshelve the materials which have been returned. The librarians have different additional duties during each class period: first hour they check for overdue materials, second and fourth hours they work with speech students, third hour they put out new newspapers and periodicals, and eighth hour they close down the day's operation. Without these cheery, helpful individuals, library service would come to an immediate standstill. Front: Sheri Mason, Barb Brown, Gina Buhlig, Darcy Wade, Miss Jud, Crystal Nichols. Back: Sandy Pfeiffer, Kelly Fearneyhough, Candy Day, Lea Ann Gibbs, Roberta Sturgeon. Not pictured: Vicki Welsh, Emily Williams. Trish Hudson. IN DISGUISE Purple-and-Gold Week, March 1-5, 1982: Toga Day, Clown and Fairy Tale Day, Punk Rock Day, Fifties Day, Hat Day. Some outstanding characters: 1. Tony Grissom ( Like the new me? ) 2. Ed Shupenus (The Martians have landed!) 3. Page Short (GO-go!) 4. Stevie Peak ( I’ve got the fuzzies!”) 5. Patricia Cody (Trish the Clown) 6. Penny Thomas ( Aw — he said I looked funny! ) 7. Jeanne Arnold (Jeanne had a little lamb) 8. Sarah Hatcher ( Hi, there! ) 9. Trish Hudson ( I love rock 'n' roll! ) 10. Barbie Davis ( Punk is my name and photography is my game! ) 11. Mary Sides ( Hey, I’m c-o-o-ol! ) 12. Earl Rice ( Hold it — they're looking. ) 13. John Staples, Gina Buhlig (American Gothic, fifties style) 14. Todd Little, Bryan Cannon (just a couple of clowns) 15. Jeff Hurrcl-brink, Dick Coon, Bill McLaughlin ( Man, are we MEAN. ) 16. Jeff Howard (Cowboy Joe) 17. Philip Crawford ( Go away — I’m busy ”) 18. Aaron Hardwick ( Friends, Romans, countrymen . . . ) 19- Karen Welsh ( I'm really opposed to this. ) 20. Crystal Nichols ( What's up, Doc.' ) 71 JAILHOUSE PAINTERS Membership in the Art Club is open to any student in the Advanced Art class. The club's objectives are to increase community awareness of art and to broaden the members' art experience. Officers for 1981-82 are Trish Hudson, president; Bruce Evans, vice-president; Eric Thomas, secretary; Kerry Grubb, treasurer; and Tony Grissom, reporter. The club sponsored an exhibit at the Scott County Nursing Home and a sale on the square during the spring. Mrs. Ranft Back row from lower left: Ken Collison, Aaron Hardwick, Teresa Meyers, Kathy Sauer, Nancy Moore. Lisa Scott, Tony Grissom, Eric Thomas. Front: Jennifer Cooper, Beth Brown, Missy Scott, Mary Sides. Lisa Glossop. Kerry Grubb, Bruce Evans, Trish Hudson. ECHAPPER DE L’ANGLAIS Le cercle de franca is a organise en septembre. Ces of-ficiers e'taient choisi: Kerry Grubb, president; Anita Lashmet, vice-president; Rita Lashmet, secretaire; et Crystal Nichols et Stevie Peak, les tetes des programmes. Cette annee nous avons un cercle formidable. Etre un membre, on doit avoir eu une annee de francais et on doit adorer parler. Les membres jouent la balle de volee dans le match de 1'ITC. C'est tres amusant. Nous, aussi, allons a Jacksonville pour le petit dejeuner traditionel. Le cercle de francais est tres drole et un cercle different d'autres cercles. Rita Lashmet Front: Barb Brown, Crystal Nichols, Stevie Peak. Laura Weder Middle: Kristy Summers, Sydney Peak, Julie Stice, Jody Stillflcw Back: Lori Evans, Robin Andrews, Rita Lashmet, Kerry Grubb, Tom Barber. Mrs. Lashmett.John Staples. Janice Hester, Kathy Quigg, Carol Savage, Mindy Swarringim, Anita Lashmet. 72 HARD LABOR Each member of the Student Council represents not only his own class but the entire student body. Members work together to improve the school in many ways. The council’s first responsibility of the year was Homecoming. It established the theme ( Catch that Wildcat Spirit ), named a grand marshal (Amos Greenwood), sponsored a movie (Cat Ballou), arranged skits for the Homecoming pep rally, organized the parade, got a band ( Midnight Riders ), worked a ticket schedule at the dance, and cleaned up after all was over. The council sponsored something new this year — a one-day student exchange with Carrollton High School. Some Carrollton students came to our school for the day while some Winchester students went to Carrollton. It was fun. The council is also responsible for Purple and Gold Week every year — a week of ingenious costumes and general hilarity, a i break in the long weeks at the end of winter. 1 At the end of October, our sponsor, Mrs. Elmer, moved away. She had dedicated much of her time in the past years to working I with the Student Council, and she is missed by all. Paula Kaufmann I From left1. Todd Litrlc. Chris Hubbert. Dick Goon (back), Debra F.ddingcr, Peter Peak. Michelle Hurrelbrink, Chnsti Lewis. Janice Hester, John Staples. Bryan ■ Cannon, DawnEllen F.ddinger, Phillip Hettinger. Todd Lawson. F.d Staples. Rita Lash met, Jeff Hurrelbrink. Mrs. F.lmer, Paula Kaufmann. Nancy Moore, Barb I Brown. Pam F.vans The 1981-82 Co-op class consists of seventeen members plus our fearless leader, Mrs. Sipes. This year's learning consisted of independent studies with Miss Jud, lessons on how to plan a big turkey dinner, and how to do a snow dance (compliments of our leader). Seriously, we did learn many important things like how to suffer through income tax, what we could and couldn’t do on our jobs, and other things. We paid dues every week so we could afford our banquet, which was in April. Lynette Schafer Front. Jaime O'Donnell (F.agle), Sherry Ballard (Scott County Nursing Home), Candy Day (B R Variety), Julie Clark (County Clerk's office). Second row: Julie Johnson (Passavant Hospital). Kerri Brown (REA), Gena Savage (Eagle), Sarah Riggs (Nursing Home), Lynette Schafer (WHS). Third row: Mrs. Sipes, Nancy Fearneyhough (Eagle), Crystal Nichols (Winchester Times), Laura Moore (City of Wincester). Back: Bruce Evans (Nursing Home), Randy Henson (Western Auto), Terry Brown (Scott Farm Service),Jeff Moore (farming). Not pictured: Andy Nash (Eagle). 73 Above: ITC 1, winners of the Auto Mechanics Intramural Basketball Tournament — Steve McLaughlin, Jeff Anders. Chris Pfeiffer, Joni Lawless, Jess McNeece. Top right: Batty's Bombers, winners of the ITC Intramural Volleyball Tournament — front, Mike Hatcher, Richard Fundel, Rick Palmer; back, Mr. Batty, Aaron Hardwick, Charlie Evans. Mike Moore. Right: Photography Club, taken at Mr. Fox's place in Jacksonville. Front: Patty Howard. Mrs. Ranft, Sheila Gauges; second row, Julie Stice, Jon Thady, Earl Rice, Lea Ann Gibbs. Todd Lawson, Cody Jones. Roberta Sturgeon. Third row. Nancy Moore, Teresa Myers. Candy Day. Tina Palmer, Jennifer Cooper, Lisa Mason, Larry Shipley, Midge Winningham. Back: Tony Grissom. Donnie Jones. Janice Gourley, Lisa Lashmett, Karen Welsh, Bruce Evans, Jeanne Arnold, Jeff Lee Howard. Below: Mr. McCall's fall touch-football bunch in the first snow of winter. Visible: Mike Cockerill, Bryan Cannon, Chuck Yclm, Robyn Roberts, Mike Holford. DEAR CELLMATES Since this is toward the end of the book, I know you have at least glanced at most of the 1982 WILDCAT. I hope you like it. If you do, all our hard work will have been worthwhile. It has really been a busy year. When Mrs. Franseen asked me this time last year to be editor, I thought for a while; then I decided it would be fun, so I told her I would do it. I didn't realize then how little I knew about the million things that have to be done to put together a yearbook. The first major thing we did was to work on the planning board to figure out what we wanted on each page. I think I rearranged that thing at least ten times! It was so frustrating (and it will be a miracle if everything lands on the page where it was supposed to be). The first deadline wasn't too much of a panic, but the ones following sure were. A few of us spent a lot of long days in Room 4 — also some boring Saturdays. We probably gained ten pounds apiece on pop and chips and other assorted goodies, including Eric's birthday cake. Many thanks to Mrs. Franseen, our dedicated slave-driver. I also want to thank my staff for an overall super job. Eric Thomas handled the business side of the production, including the ad layouts, like a pro. Tina Sanders arranged all of the picture-taking, and worked like a trooper. Sandy Brackett and Sonya Summers were fantastic ad sellers in Winchester, and Sandy also has a great eye for details and a helpful memory for how we did that last time. Tracy Virgin and Marie Renner were great pizza sellers. Lisa Scott and Lisa Lashmett had some crazy times at the back table, but they usually came through during the hour of need. We also owe a lot to Michelle Monin, who came in to get us through every deadline. She was a marvelous help. Well, I guess that pretty well describes the year. Hope you enjoy the 1982 WILDCAT as much as we enjoyed putting it together. Thanks for supporting the yearbook. Have a great forever! 75 The Junior-Senior banquet, April 31, at the Blackhawk ... a very emotional evening . . . some of the sentimental gifts left by the seniors: a one-cup bra to carry Mr. Dunham's football, a supply of Miss Clairol for Mr. Reed, the ability to talk to girls without touching them to Mike Bettis, Trish’s 25 waistline to Mr. Eddy, a new boyfriend for Nancy Moore . . . and a serious disability from the faculty to two of their favorite grads . . . Top: the juniors take turns reading the prophecies. Left: Treasurer Peter Peak, pausing to check his hair; Barb Brown, vice-president; Todd Little, Student Council rep; Mike D. Brown. (Note President Paula Kaufmann, peeking over the lectern. Didn't get a picture of her reading). Center left: The queen and her court. Stevie Peak, Anita Lashmet, Queen Laura Moore, Rita Lashmet, Kathy Quigg. Center right Mr. Reed, with the faculty wills. Above: some of the inmates. Right: Jeff Hurrelbrink, senior class president, reading the senior wills. Prom, May 1, 1982 ... the long-awaited night . . . boys looking so handsome in their suits and tuxedos, girls truly beautiful in their delicate gowns . . . smiling, holding hands . . . dancing to the music of T.C.B. . . . sipping punch . . . chatting with the friend you've shared the past twelve years of your life with and soon may see no more . . . Tom and Laura, dancing to the sweet strains of Endless Love . . . Though our paths may never cross again, we wouldn’t have missed it for the world. Michelle Monin Top: Prom court. From: Anita Lashmet, Stevie Peak, crownbearer Chad Moore. 1982 Prom King Tom Barber, flower girl Abbe Short, 1982 Prom Queen Laura Moore, crownbearer Candace McKinney. Kathy Quigg, Rita Lashmet. Back. John Staples. Dick Coon, 1981 Prom King Leo Anslyn, 1981 Prom Queen Shari McLaughlin. Jeff Hurrelbrink, Tim Duncan. Left: Laura Moore and Tom Barber share the King and Queen's Dance; below, the little kids' — Abbe Short. Chad Moore. Candace McKinney 77 FREE AT LAST 1982 seemed so far away when we were little . . . now, the moment we dreamed about . . . our sponsors scurry around straightening caps, pinning on corsages and boutonnieres, lining us up, calming us down . . . relatives and friends watch us walk down the aisle . . . eyes glisten with pride . . . Michelle says farewell . . . Paul, Kerry, and Lynette perform our song . . . Crystal’s speech brings forth the tears . . . the names are announced, and each of our classmates walks across the floor to receive the reward for four years' work — our diplomas! . . . Jeffs big moment . . . the hats fly! And then it’s all over . . . and as we march out we realize that never again will we be together as the Class of '82 ... Michelle and Annette Top: Mr. Eddy presents the trophy to Rita Lashmet. valedictorian. Center left: Crystal Nichols, elected the class spokesman, reminds the class of their freshman days. Center right: Soon-to be grads cool off on the roof: Warren. Kevin, John, Terry, Bob, Trish, Jeff Welsh. Lisa Mason. Lisa Grady, Lynn, Lisa Ehlert, Peggy. Sarah, Jaime, Julie, Rowena. Above: Marsha Newman s hat gtts attention, Mark Greenwood grins at Mrs. Staples. Right: Tom Barber and Mike Hatcher giVe Anders a hand with the honor society hood. Left: Paul Cowhide and Kerry Grubb make parents misty-eyed as they sing 'Turn Around”; Annette Smith and John Killday, recipients of the American Legion Good Citizenship Awards. Center: Janice Hester, saiutatorian, receives her trophy, Lisa Mason accepts her diploma, and the front row watches the procession with serious thoughts (Sherry, Peggy. Scott. Jeanne, Jeff). Bottom: Cheers! 79 Key to faculty baby pix, pages 52-55 A. Mr. Batty M. Mr. Merle Dunham B. Mr. Goetze N. Mr. Fisher C. Mrs. Bradshaw O. Mrs. Sipes D. Mr. McCall P. Mr. Reg Dunham E. Mrs. Harr Q. Mr. Kaiserman F. Mr. Greer R. Miss Malmstedt G. Mrs. Lashmett S. Mrs. Cloyd H. Miss Jud T. Mr. Reed I. Mrs. Lonergan U. Mrs. Franseen ;■ Mrs. Waters V. Mr. Moore K. Mrs. Ranft W. Mr. Herring L. Mrs. Wottell X. Mr. Roth Y. Mr. Hilliard The Wildcat Appreciates JOSTEN’S and GENE SHARROW and JIM PINNEY Announcements, Caps and Gowns Class Rings, Diplomas, and Awards AT JOSTEN'S. 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ROBINSON m Compliments of SCOTT FARM SERVICE Bluffs 754-33U Winchester kA?- 121 Alsey 742-3115 HOWE ELECTRIC COMPANY 1 pA EledRWfl Supplies arWfectures WINCHESTER BOWL INC. v-iw HARE 340 W. College Jacksonville WELLS PURCELL TIRE CO. Wholesaled SEIBF.RLING. BRIDGESTONE Compliments of DON LARRY’S SPORT SHOP Bluffs, Illinois 243-5733 218 W. Morton Jacksonville 754-3373 BROWN’S SHOE FIT COMPANY Compliments of DOYLE PLUMBING HEATING Home of Quality Millers • Red Wing • Red Cross Dexter • NIKE • Hush Puppies • SAS Downtown Jacksonville 243 2926 PLA-MOR •Food Service • Recreation Jacksonville South Side Square, Winchester Richard Geraldine Taylor Opposite page, top left: Lisa Grady. Janet King, Janice Gourley on Ag Day; Lisa Glossop, Jay Craig (‘Tuck — I've tasted this somewhere before ) Top right: The Sunsphere at the World's Fair in Knoxville. Tennessee, taken on the band's trip (May 6-9). Bottom of page, from left: DeAnne Hardwick. Bill Price. Julie Clark sawing logs on Ag Day. Brett Cox really getting into his studies. This page, top left: Tim Duncan, bored in study hall; middle. Karen Cannon and Barb Brown at National Honor Society induction; right. Beth Brown and Kirby Lawson. Above, from left: Phil Crawford. Raquel Coultas and Mr. Fisher at float time last fall ( What is this going to look like? ), Chris Pfeiffer on a Jazz Band trip. Left: Tom McCormick and Donnie Jones arm-wrestling in study hall. 95 This picture (left) of Michelle as a little sprout was brought to us from Australia by Mr. Monin; it was taken in Calcutta. Other pictures from top: Mr. Dunham with the ever-present football (substitute for a teddy-bear?), Cody Jones, Kevin Still, Todd Hubbert. Second row: The physics class boils an egg in a vacuum (nobody volunteered to eat it) — Bill Brown, Mr. McCall, Jim Shupenus and Scott Arnold (hidden behind the bell jar), Mike D.. Janice Hester; Kathy F.arly, Mike Big-ley. Third row: Mike Neff, Nancy Moore and Charlie Evans. Fourth row (freshman corner): Bruce Shipley. Mary Margaret Brown on Ag Day. Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs