Winchester High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Winchester, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

The 1983 MIDCftT Itlinchestcr High School, Winchester UlillOlS ID Line hundred years ago this spring, the first class was graduated from a high school in Winchester, Illinois. die present this book in tribute to those six students and to all the educators, patents, and other people of Winchester who have, through all these years, worked to enrich the lives of their young people. Dedication To Mrs. Lonergan — nice person, good teacher, helpful friend, great senior sponsor — and to Mr. Herring — Chief' — talented musician, tireless leader, wise counselor — the 1983 WILDCAT is affectionately dedicated. Met Hue Hundred years Zhe Class of 1983 Senior Class Officers Sheri Clayton, Student Council representative; Andy Sellars, vice-president; Nancy Mtx)re, treasurer; Peter Peak, president; Barb Davis, secretary FREDDIE ANDREWS 12 15 64 hobbies: hunting, models, drinking ambition: raise a lot of_____ teacher: Mr. Fisher class: Auto Mechanics person: Mom trip: a girl what did accomplish — I passed Speech! awards and honors? .......................WOm MIKE BETTIS Bet-eye, 4-14-65 hobbies: hunting, listening to music saying: Spank it. Jack! song: Eye of the Tiger peeves: two-faced people. PE. Routt people teacher: Miss Jud classes: Library. Advanced Hall Roaming persons: Grandpa and Grandma not accomplished: I didn t get to score a touchdown in a game First thing: brown hair, blue eyes. pretty face, trim body football 4, track 1. Letter men's Club 4 All-Conference football Members of the Class of 1981j answered these questions: What is your nickname? Birthdate? ' Hobby? Favorite saying? Song? Your ambition? Pet peeve? Fa -vorite teacherf Class? If you ' could take someone with you • on a trip for two. whom would you rake? Is there something you wish you had accomplished; in the last four years f What do f you ltx)k for first in a member of the opposite sex? What have been your activities? Your ER ANSLYN er. 7-10-64 hobbies: putting models together saying: God dang. Raymond. you're so cool! song: Rock n Roll Party in the Streets. Axe ambition: do body and engine work trip: I imagine I would take Raquel not accomplished: trying to please Mr. Dunham First thing: whether they just be themselves — not something they're not TIM BL1VENS Bliv. 12-6-64 hobbies: cruising, roadtripping, crankin' runes, drawing, getting into mischief saying: You're dead! song: Baby, You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet ambition: keep my car our of the Scott County ditches peeve: trying not to sleep in Government class teacher: Mr. Greer class: Auto Mechanics 11 what not accomplished: nothing basketball 1. football manager 4. basketball manager 2 Wildcat Award SANDY BRACKETT 12-2-65 hobbies: motorcycle riding. running, taking care of animals song: Hurts so Good: by John Couger ambition: own a zoo of my own peeve: people who think they're better than everyone else teachers Mrs. Franseen. Mrs. Harr class: Ag persons: Mom and sister trip: Todd Sutton not accomplished: trying our making the Pom-Pon squad Erst thing: nice body, fun-loving FFA 4. Paw Prints 2. yearbook 3, Auto Mechanics Club 2 MIKE D. BROWN Nose. Big Mike. 1-12-65 hobbies: lam one. saying Think about it. ambition: study Sandology and Body Formation at the U. of Hawaii class: Advanced Hall Roaming for gifted students nor accomplished: HEY — DID IT ALL1 Band 1. Jazz Band 1. football P i. track 4. basketball 3 Football letter 3. basketball letter 2. track letter 4. band letter 1. freshman class pres.. All-Conference Band 1. All - Con f. basketball 1. All-Tournament team (Win Hav.) BARBARA BROWN Barba, 11-6-65 hobbies, swimming, horseback riding, going to ball games, chasing gtx d-looking guys ambition: be an elementary teacher, marry a handsome, rich man who will buy me a beautiful horse peeve: riding the bus and getting to schtxil late every day class: ma drole classe de francais Pom-Pon Squad 3. French Club 4 (pres. 82-83). Biology Club 1 (treas. 82-81). class ofFicer. Student Council. Marching Concert Band 4. Band Council 1. basketball stars keeper National Honor Society. All-Conference Band MIKE R BROWN Little Mike. 3-11-65 hobbies: swimming, hunting, all outdtxir sports saying: Are you startin' with me' song The Kid is Hot Tonight ambition: Pony Express rider teacher: Mr. Reed class: Psychology people Mom. Dad. Bill Cosby trip: anyone but Mike Bettis n X accomplished: going to Mr. Eddy s ofFice 20 times (missed it by one) first thing I like a girl who weighs under 100 and isn 't bald fixxball 4. basketball I. track 2 fxnball lerrerman 2. track letterman 2 KAREN CANNON 11-12 64 hobbies: reading, horseback riding, cooking, studying song We are the Reason ambition: become a registered nurse class: Band persons: my family Marching Band 4. Concert Band 4, Jazz Band I. Biology Club vp 1, Band Council 1, Drama Club 1 National Honor Society. All-Conference Band. National Science and Band Awards. Who's Who. Perfect Attendance 2 KARLA CANNON Shorty 11-12-64 hobbies horseback riding, listening to music, watching Charlie's Angels saying: How's the weather up there? and If you want to have a friend, you must first be a friend. ambition: become a secretary, travel around and help people class: Band trip: I'm not tellingf first thing: blond or black hair, reasonalby intelligent, sense of humor Band 4 perfect attendance 1, U.S.A.A. Award in Band ROBIN STEELE CHURCHILL Bunny. 5-11-65 hobbies: swimming, playing piano, laughing saying: I'm hungry I like 'em! ambition: to be a g x d wife person: Arthur Churchill first thing: the ability to make a person happy Marching Band 4, Concert Band 4. Jazz Band. Choir 4. Speech Contest, Girls' basketball mgr. 2, yearlxxfk staff All-Conference Choir 2. basketball letter, marching band letter. National Music Award CHRISSY CODY Cricket, 10-30-65 hobbies: sunbathing, fox hunting, running, playing piano, swimming saying: I swear, I didn't do it! song: If by Bread peeve: hearing Mr. Roth say. Long distance runners, on the line! teachers: Mr. Moore. Mr. Herring persons: my family-track 4. cheerleading 4. FHA 1, Bio Club 1. Marching 8c Concert Band 4, Student Council 2. Band Council 2 Girls' State. All-Conference Band, freshman Homecoming attendant. Wildcat award in track KEN COLL1SON 3-28-65 hobbies: drawing, karate, nude sky diving, telling bad jokes saying: Do unto others before they do unto you ambition: be a rich famous commercial artist, or run guns to anti-preppie governments peeve: people who refuse to see things my way-teachers: Mr. Goetze, Mrs. Ranfr class: Art not accomplished: just one of those typing pictures in Mrs. L 's class FFA, Art Club. 1TC persons: George Lucas. Alex Raymond (Flash Gordon creator) JENNIFER COOPER Boxcar Jenny. 12-23-64 hobbies ice skating, hiking saying: Totally! song: Mickey by Tony Basil. Southern Cross by Crosby. Stills, 8c Nash ambition: move to California peeve: anyone who thinks he's God because he's so perfect teachers Mrs. Ranft. Mr. Greer. Mrs. Bradshaw classes: Psychology. Art, Adult Living persons: Mom and Dad first thing: height, muscles Art Club. FHA RAQUEL COULTAS Rocky, 7-2-65 hobbies: swimming, tennis, softball saying Same difference song: Hard to Say I'm Sorry and Love Me Tomorrow by Chicago ambition: settle down 8c be a secretary peeve: two-faced people teachers: Mrs. Lonergan, Mr. Greer class: typing. Photography persons: my Mom. E.R. Anslyn trip: E.R. First thing: a guy s eyes softball 3. basketball 1, FHA 4, librarian 1 5 BRETT COX Coxey. 9-28-65 hobbies: hunting, trapping, music saying: I'm serious! song: Dust in the Wind ambition: Roadie for Iron Maiden peeves: country music, smurfs teacher: Mr Fisher class: fifth-hour study hall not accomplished: I never got expelled! first thing: a well-rounded set of values Auto Mechanics Club 2, ITC 2, football 2 football letter BARB DAVIS ,Snuccums11-11-64 hobbies: being with Steve, biking saying Net to! song: Dirty Laundry by Don Henley ambition: become a great wife to Steve teacher: I like them all persons: Steven R. Douglas, my sister Brenda and her family first thing: handsome, great personality, near, fun to be with, cares about me (Steven Douglas) Pom-Pons 2, basketball 1. Paw Prints 1. Drama Club merit roll, senior class secretary PATTY FLYNN God. 3-7-65 hobbies: swimming, bike riding saying Shur up. little wimp ambition: have a good job peeve: people who think they 're better than anyone else teacher and class I like all of them trip nobody First thing: his body FHA 1. Art Club 1 RICHARD FVNDF.L 3-26-65 hobbies: hunting, sports, running around saying: 'Jackson song: Hard to Say I'm Sorry by Chicago ambition: become a stunt man peeve: people who try to run everything teacher: Mr. Fisher class: Auto Mechanics persons: Mom and Conrad Dobler trip: nobody not accomplished: nothing First thing: color of eyes and hair Auto Mechanics 2, FTC 2, football 2. member of Batty 's Bombers LEA ANN GIBBS Gibbie. 5-22-65 hobbies: softball, skating, horseback riding, running around with friends saying: La-dee-dah! ambition: be a legal secretary or a data processor persons: all my friends A my mom trip: probably Birdy Sturgeon. A couple of romantic guys could rake us dancing and to expensive restaurants softball 4, FHA 1. librarian 1 softball letter 4. WIVC conference team. 3 conf. champs patches perfect attendance 1. Drama LISA GLOSSOP Baby Glossop, 10-21-65 hobbies: swimming, bike riding, boating, snowmobiling. running around on weekends saying: Excuse you! song: Everybody's Working for the Weekend ambition: be a legal secretary teachers: Mrs. Lonergan. Mrs. Cloyd class: PE persons: Jeff Moore, Mom Dad First thing: someone my height, dark hair, muscular, handsome, cares about me as Jeff M. does cheerleading 1. Art Club 3, (vice-pres.) 82-83 JANICE GOURLEY Niece 5-8-65 hobby: horseback riding saying: Not everything in this world is fair anyway song: Sing Your Praise to the Lord by Amy Grant ambition: be a Teacher peeve: argumentative people teacher Mrs. Harr class: Novels person: Mom first thing: black hair, muscles. intelligence. Christian basketball 2. volleyball 1 Wildcat Award in volleyball, perfect attendance 2. Drama RANDY GRAHAM 3-12-65 hobby: listening to music song: Can't Kill Rock and Roll by Ozzy Osbourne ambition: be president of the Budweiser Brewing Co. teachers: Mrs. Lashmett. Mr. Roth, Mr. Goetze class: Ag IV person: Vicki Welsh trip: Vicki Welsh f(xitball 2. baseball 2. Ag basketball 3 sentinel in freshman Ag PATTI GREGORY Patti-G, 7-26-65 hobbies: 4-H, babysitting saying: Smile, God loves you! song: But You Didn't by Steve Archer ambition: pediatrician peeve: people arguing with you when you know you 're right ano they do, too classes: 1 liked all of them (most of the time) not accomplished: make honor roll every rime first things: dark hair, winning personality, sense of humor, manners, Christian yearbook staff 1. speech team 3. Biology Club 1, volleyball 1 Biology Club vice-president ERIC HARDWICK Shcxzc' (stands for my little boy, from Mom), 12-23-64 hobbies: horseback riding, swimming, hunting, playing cards saying: Don 't touch my hat! song: Nobody by Sylvia ambition: joining the Navy 7-7-83 teachers: Mr. R. Dunham, Mr. Karcher, Mr. Hilliard. Mr. Roth trip: I.isa G. not accomplished: not breaking my ankle so I could have lettered in football (break my arm too?) football. Auto Mech. Club JAMES HETTINGER Jim Bobbers, 6-8-65 hobbies: any kind of sports song: Who Can It Be Now? ambition: coach a basketball team rake them to a championship teacher: Mr. Goetze class: Ag First thing: gorgeous body, great sense of humor, loyalty Ag 4, ITC 1, basketball 2, basketball manager 2. baseball 1. track 2 free-throw award JV basketball, track letter J.B H(X)TS 3-27-64 hobbies: hunting, fishing, raising song: anything that rocks ambition: explore Canada peeve: not being able to talk back to the teachers teachers: Mr Hilliard. Mr. Goetze class: Building Trades trip: Taletha not accomplished: getting the last joke on Mr. Hilliard first thing: good body baseball 3. TEA president, ITC JEFE HOWARD Howie, 8-16-63 hobbies: hunting, working saying: Whatever song: I'm Going to Hire a Wino by David Frizell ambition: get married, have a good job teachers: Mr. Greer, Mr. Hilliard, Mrs. Harr class: fifth-hour study hall persons: Mom, Dad. Liz trip: Mrs. Greer not accomplished: taking Auto Mechanics 3rd and 4th ITC Club JEFF LEE HOWARD Sweet Life, 12-30-63 hobbies: guitars, girls, drawing, KZAP-FM. Sacramento saying: Girls — you can't live with 'em, you can't live without 'em. song: You Can t Kill Rock Roll by Ozzy Osbourne amibrion: commercial artist, professional guitarist peeve: Valley girls! teachers: Mrs. Harr, Mrs. Lashmett class: Art person: the late Randy Roads (‘37-82) trip: Traci Brown (she's so cute) Art Club 1 MIKE HOWARD Mikey 4-23-64 hobby: working on cars saying: Huh? song: Tm Going to Hire a Wino by David Frizell ambition: he a mechanic peeve: taking tests teacher Mr Fisher class: Auto Mechanics person: Dad First thing: the color of her hair and eyes ITC 1. Auto Mechanics Club 2. FFA 1 BOBBY JEFFERSON B.J., 7-13-63 hobbies: hunting, motorcycling, ice skating saying: I'm sure! song: Dirty Laundry by Don Hensley ambition: to become a millionaire teacher: Mrs. Lonergan class: Jr. English not accomplished: more classes in Auto Mechanics First thing: eyes and thighs basketball 4, baseball 1. football I, FFA 4 basketball letter 1 CODY JONES 2-2-63 hobbies, swimming, skiing saying: Arc you weird! song: Private Eyes ambition: become the best medical assistant around peeve: people that pinch the back of my arm teacher: I like all of them class: Human Biologys, Jr. English persons: my family trip: Steve M x re first thing: eyes, voice basketball 4, Biology Club 1, Band 2, FHA 2, (treas.), librarian basketball letter 1 DONNIE JONES Charlie Brown, 2-17-64 hobbies watching girls, trying to understand Walt saying: He who laughs last didn't get the joke song: Whip It by Devo ambition: take over a big store peeve: Howard Cosell teacher: Mrs. Harr class: lunch trip: My best friend, which I don t know yet. first thing: a girl who's got all the things in the right places ETC 2, Co-op PAULA KAUFMANN 6-5-65 hobbies: playing the piano, tennis saying. Are you sure.' and You know it!” song: Don 't Fight It ambition co-star on Magnum PI. trip: Billy not accomplished getting better than third place on a float first thing great sense of humor. pretty eyes track 2. softball 2. FHA 4 Junior Class pres.. Student Council sec.. FHA officer 2. soph. Homecoming attendant, track letter JEFF KEMPER J, 7-51-65 hobbies: driving my car. swimming song: Lost in Love teacher: Mr. Hilliard class: Building Trades persons: Mom Dad first thing: her figure JANET KING Nut. 6-9-65 hobbies: roller skating, laughing. goofing ■ off. man - watching song: Up Where We Belong ambition: become the first lady cop in Winchester peeve cynics teachers Mr. Gilmore. Mr Goetze class: Advanced History person: my brother. David not accomplished: I d like to be ranked in the top ten FHA i, FFA 2. softball 3, yearbook 1. Paw Prints 3. Biology Club 1 Star Greenhand. 1st place grain -judging team 2 LISA LASHMETT 2-27-65 hobbies: having fun. laughing with my friends, being crazy songs: You've Got a Friend. Angel in Blue” saying: A friend is one who know you as you are. understands where you have been, accepts who you have become, and still gently invites you to grow. ambition: move to Colorado and forget about Winchester teachers: Mrs. Cloyd, Mr. Greer persons: Mom Dad yeartxxik 1. FFA 1. FHA 3. Art Club 1 KIRBY LAWSON 5-9-65 hobbies: hunting and fishing ambition: be successful in agriculture and become rich teacher: Miss Jud class: study halls in Miss Jud's and Miss Malmstedt s rooms persons: my parents first thing: what kind of person she is football 4. basketball 1. FFA 4. track 2 Boys' State Delegate. National Honor Society, football letter 4. track letter 2, All-Conference in football. MVP in football TODD LITTLE 10-6-65 hobbies: playing football baseball, having good times with friends ambition: be a disc jockey at WLS. work with Uncle Larry and Little Tommy in Animal Stories” persons: my family first thing: a girl who isn’t spacey and doesn't complain about everything football 4. basketball 3, baseball 4. Student Council 2. French Club 1. Lettermen 's Club 4, Paw Prints 2 letters in football 3. basketball 1. baseball 4; All-Conference football SHERI MASON Sparrow. 12-31-64 hobbies: horseback riding, being a housewife motto: Mistakes made in the past can only be corrected by going forward in the future. ambition: be the best wife and mother that I possibly can class: Co-op persons: Tim Scott first things tall, muscular, funny, responsible, loving, named Tim Student Council rep 2. Drama Club, librarian 2. FHA 2 sr. Homecoming attendant. Student Council billy McLaughlin William. Willie, 10-23 64 hobbies baseball, watching the Redskins beat the Cardinals song Dig Dad Dill Is Sweet William Now ambition: become Jack Buck 's partner for Cardinal baseball class Mr McCall's freshman Algebra (liked it so much I rook it twice) trip: Paula not accomplished: prove to Mr. Kaiser man that I'm not as stupid as he thinks Student Council 1. baseball basketball 4, football 2 Most Valuable Pitcher (soph.) MIKP. MOORE Tig. 6-23-65 hobbies sports, hunting, listening to music song Trouble ambition to become very rich, someday peeve: favoritism teacher Mr. Fisher class Auto Mechanics person everybody first thing: Uxiks. personality basketball 2 NANCY MOORE Bertha, 8-10-65 hobbies: entertaining Charlie, swimming, bike riding, cooking, doing crafts spending money saying: Hunky Dory class: Health Sc Family Living ambition: become an LPN, an artist, and a millionaire (at the same time) persons: Charlie, my family Pom-Pons 4. Student Council 3 soph, class sec. Sc treas., jr. class v.p.. sr. class treas.. FHA 4 (vp Sc pres.), Art Club 1, librarian, softball 1. Drama Club 1 junior Homecoming attendant TERESA MYERS Terri, 1-16-65 hobbies painting, photograph, bike riding, being with my friends saying Anyway ...” song: Chariots of Fire ambition have an art career classes: Art. Jr. English. Drafting person my sister Sheri not accomplished: a few more activities First thing tall, good-looking, kind, sensitive, adventurous, friendly Art Club. Marching Band. ITC, Biology Club band letter 2 DENNIS O DONNELL Do. 5-28-65 hobbies: all sports and cruisin' saying: Say, whatf and Being a senior isn't everything — it's the only thing! song: Stepping Out by Joe Jackson ambition be a sales rep. for a big company peave: slow people in the hall, bottom lockers, cold showers, girls taller than I am class Record Keeping, Building Trades first thing: nice smile, shyness ftxxball 1. track 1. baseball 3. FFA ITC treasurer PETER PEAK Percy. 2-7-65 hobbies: football, basketball. weightlifting, skiing song Mama, Let Him Play some Rock and Roll ambition: farm manager teachers Miss Jud, Miss Malmsredt class. Jr. English with Mrs. Harr persons: Mom and Dad fcxxball 4. basketball 4 co-capt. of 1982 football ream, and 1982 basketball ream. All-Conference football (sr.). Student Council 2. Sr. Class pres., v.p. Student Council (82), v p. FFA (‘82) SANDY (EVANS) RENNER Freck, 1-18-65 hobby: swimming song: Mickey by Toni Basil ambition: be a good wife and mother peeve: two-faced people teacher. Mrs. Cloyd class: Government persons: Rod and Matt trip: Rod what not accomplished: be on the honor roll First thing: tall, dark-haired, sweet. thoughtful, named Rod cheerleading and volleyball at Bluffs JENNY RHODES 1-20-65 hobbies: reading, hiking, piano playing, writing saying: If you love something, let it go; if it comes back to you it is yours forever. If it doesn't, it was never yours. song: Somewhere down the Road by Barry Manilow ambition: social worker teacher: liked them all class: Band First thing: the ability to communicate Band Auxiliary 2. Concert and Jazz Bands TINA SANDERS 'Tee-tec. 6-22-65 hobbies: roller skating. daydreaming song: Peggy-O, by Grateful Dead ambition: show the guys in Auto Mechanics that I do know what I'm talking about teachers Mrs. Cloyd. Mr R Dunham persons: my little sister Patty, and Vince Hergschneider Pom-Pon squad 2. FFA -I (reporter ‘82- 83). earhook $ (asst. ed.l. Auto Mech. Club 2 (sec and reporter I superior rating — Pom-Pon camp KATHY SAUFR Wiggles (its a long story) hobbies: oil painting, cooking. swimming, fox hunting ambition: own MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas persons: my family teachers Mr. Gilmore Mrs Franseen for so much pressure. Mrs. Ranft for not so much pressure. Mr. Herring. Mr. Dailey. Mr. McCall not accomplished make Gay Lynn believe that I didn't put dead cat parts in her locker Hand 4. track 2. FHA 3. French Club 2. Biology Club. asst, stats keeper LISA SCOTT 'Scottie. Goodtime. Bessie' 7-22-65 hobbies dancing, sewing, biking. swimming saying I know I'm weird. and Is there a party tonight' ambition be a housewife and away from Winchester teacher: I like all of them class: Jr English trip I would rake A W H. not accomplished stay in basketball for one whole year first thing how good-l x)king he is, how friendly, good personality volleyball I, FHA 2. Art Club 2. yearbook staff 2, librarian 1 ANDY SELLARS Sweetie. 7- iO-65 hobbies: partying, being a nice guy. being mean and ornery, listening to music song: Every time I Think of You by the Babies ambition hijack a plane to Las Vegas, and build a casino person: Mary Sides first thing: nice body, common sense, no bubble-head, someone who thinks that I'm the best rhere's ever been! football 4, track 2. baseball I All-Conference Most Improved in Exit ball. FFA pres., sr. class v.p.. St. Council pres. GREGG SHIMCHICK Bull. 11-2-65 saying: I'm sure! songs I Love Rock Roll.' Crimson and Clover. Keep the Fire Burning ambition join the Navy or be a lineman peeve people who rear up IA shops teacher Mr Hilliard class Building Trades Industrial Arts Club PAGE SHORT 9-11-65 hobbies swimming, gymnastics. roller-skating, fox hunting ambition marry a rich man. live the gtxtd life teachers Miss Jud. Mr Reg Dunham class: Typing I persons Mom. Dad. Abbe Jarod not accomplished get to know everybody well in our senior class Marching Band 2, cheerleading mascot 1. volleyball 1; medal. Canadian Airforce Physical fitness program: perfect art., junior year MARY SIDES Pee-Wee 12-5-64 hobbies: watching cable TV and sun - bathing saying: Dat s nasty! or What's the deal'” song: Every Time I Think of You by the Babies peeve: bottom U cker for four years teachers Mr Herring, Mr. M(x re class: Speech person: Andy Sellars cheerleading i, band 4. track 2. volleyball 1. Pom-Pon 1. French Club 1 Art Club pres.. Most Offensive Player in volleyball. 1982 Homecoming Queen JEFF SMITH Smitty7-2-64 hobby: motorcycle riding saying: So what?” song: Take this Job and Shove It by Johnny Paycheck ambition: farming peeve Gregg Shimchick teacher Mr. R. Dunham class: Ag person: Dad FFA 4. Auto Mechanics 2. football JULIE STICF Jewel, 6-20.65 hobbies swimming A sewing saying: Oh. brother! ambition: beautician peeve: people who say they like you. then talk about you behind your back teacher Mrs. Ranft class: French persons Dad A Mom trip: Phillip Flettmger nor accomplished: I would like to have been more athletic First thing: eyes softball 1. FFIA 2. French Club 1. FFA I ROBFRTA STL RGF.ON Birdy. 9 15 65 saying I'm sure! song Nobody. by Sylvia ambition take Fooland the Gang to the Gong Show peeves Catholics Republicans teachers Mrs Harr. Mrs Cloyd. Mrs Bradshaw class Business Law persons Mom A Dad not accomplished First-place float for the class of '81! Fust thing dark brown eyes, black hair, about six feet tall FHA 1. Choir 2 LUKF SUMMFRS 2.13-65 hobbies swimming, water skiing, and best of all — partying: hunting, trapping song: Free Bird by Lynyrd Skynyrd ambition own the Jack Daniels distillery in Lynchburg peeve dumb blondes teacher: Mr. Reg Dunham class: Adv. American History persons: Julie Warren, Ronnie Van Zant nor accomplished play football all four years football 2, track 1. Auto Mechanics Club 1 TODD SUTTON Kermit. I-6-65 hobbies hunting, motorcycle riding saying No need to act a fool song: Hurts so Good by John Cougar ambition: own a car as fast as Tony Grissom s peeve Luke Summers teacher: Mr. Fisher class: Auto Mechanics trip: any good-looking girl with a good body that is willing to g° Fust thing: willingness to be a success not accomplished: ride a motorcycle through the halls SONYA SUMMFRS Bubba. 5-17-65 hobbies: horseback A motorcycle riding saying: I sorry and Hey. scum! peeve someone who lies teachers Mrs. Harr, Mrs Sipes. Mrs. Lonergan class: Jr. Fnglish persons: Mom and Sandra and my grandparents trip Peter Peak not accomplished: going out with one special person Fust thing: eyes FFA 4. yearbook staff 2 FRIC THOMAS FT.. 11 -20-64 hobbies: playing the piano, acting ambition: business administrator teachers Mr. Herring. Miss Jud class: Band persons: entire family yearbook staff 4. Marching. Concert. Jazz Bands 4. chorus 1. Drama Club 4, Student Council 1. Art Club 1. Band Council 2. speech team 1. track 1 All-Conf. Band (4). Chorus (21: All-Dist. Concert (2). Jazz (1); All-State Concert (I). Jazz (I): band pres., soph, class pres.. Student Council, yearbtxjk ed. and bus. mgr. TERESA VIRGIN Virg. U.B.. 8-15-65 hobbies, swimming. Fishing. skating, just running around saying: No doubt song: Sweet Time by REO ambition: travel and see the world teachers. Mrs. Cloyd, Mr. Gilmore. Mrs. Harr. Mr. Greer class: P E persons: Mom. Dad. and Damn V Fust things: 6 ft., black hair, green eyes, a lot going for him FHA 1 TRACY VIRGIN 7-8-64 hobbies: rollerskating, cooking, swimming saying: You're kiddin ! song Mickey by Tony Basel ambition: wrestle alligators teachers: Mrs. Lonergan, Mrs. Cloyd class: PE. trip Kerry Elliott not accomplished: being on the merit roll First things: tall, handsome, dark hair, dark eyes, named Kerry FHA 1, yearbook 1 ROBERT U7AID Mr Kimble. 6-30-64 hobbies: recording music. collecting old coins spying What.'' song: Love Stinks by J. Geils Band. Love Hurts by Nazareth ambition: have a gtxtd job. make lots of money teachers Mr. Hilliard. Mrs Harr class: Building Trades persons: Mom and Dad not accomplished learning first thing how tall she is. her figure LAURA WEDER Weed 3-3-65 hobbies: swimming, chasin' the good-look in ‘ guys saying What did I do now.' song: Amie by Pure Prairie League peeve: hearing Mr. Gilmore say Pressure class: sophomore Fnglish persons: my family first thing: physique track 3. Marching Concert Band 4, French Club 2. Biology Club 1. basketball stats keeper. Band Council All-Conference Band, alternate to Girls' Stare KAREN WELSH Red, Carrot-top. 8-4-65 hobbies swimming, cruising. walking, shopping saying: You ain't seen nothin' yet song: Nobody by Sylvia ambition: become a beautician peeve Mr. Wright teachers Mr. R. Dunham. Mr. Herring class: Jazz Band. Typing II persons: Jtxr Rutledge. Mom and Dad trip Joe Rutledge first thing: conversation Marching Band. Concert Band. Jazz Band Band letter. All-District Jazz Band GLEN WEST 8-28-65 hobbies: writing and arranging music saying Imagine that! song: Fooling Yourself' by Styx ambition: become head computer programmer for Atari teacher Mr. Herring classes: Jazz Band, computer persons Mom and Dad not accomplished All-District and All-State Concert and Jazz Bands Marching. Jazz. Concert Bands 4. Drum Major 1 All-Conference band i. outstanding soloist awards (Eastern, Farmington). IMF A composition contest Above: Our shy Jenny Rhodes. Mike Howard celebrating the end of Senior Problems. Right: Laura Weder enjoying some classic literature. 12 Homecoming The Homecoming Court. Front: Michelle Hurrelhrink. Sheri Mason. Robby Fearncy-hough. l' Hj King Kirby Lawson. 1982 Queen Mary Anne Sides. Nicki Harr. Syd Peak. Moll ( n. Back: Todd Little. Peter Peak. 1982 King John Staples. 1982 Senior Attendant Laura M(x re. Mike Bettis. Andy Sellars. Left: King Kirby Lawson. Queen Mary Anne Sides. Above: Dancin ' to the Rockatomics. Homecoming. 1982 — do you remember? Weiner roast at the bonfire (new this year) . . . waiting for the volleyball girls to return . . . losing the Lawson big cooler . . . Mr. McCall roasting hot dogs for all the girls . . . that wonderful (?) movie. The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh'' . . . cheerleaders and Pom-Pons, Work in' for the Weekend' . . . Mr. Gilmore, alias Mister Rogers . . . MissJud 13 ( continued) Homecoming 1982 (continued) as parade marshall . . . first place to the juniors . . . Class of 83 third again? . . . Phil McLaughlin making the winning touchdown . . . beating Greenfield 18-12 in overtime . . . Mrs. Cloyd putting fireproof pomps in the incinerator . . . Queen Mary Anne . . . Big Mike on crutches, MC-ing . . . Good night — hasn’t it been fun? (1) Did someone tell Mike to Break a Leg ? Well, that's show biz. (2) S-P-I-R-I-T from excited cheerleaders: top, Lori, Kathy, Syd; bottom, Karen, Chris, Terri. DawnEllen; front. Debra (3) freshman attendant Molly Coon, with Andy (4) third-place senior float, Nuts and Bolts (5) King Kirby, Queen Mary (6) The morning after — Tee-peed (7) Laura crowns the new queen (8) Miss Jud, marshalling (9) first-place junior float (10) the roaring bonfire (11) Wrong sport, Mr. Moore? (12) the court begins the Queen's Dance (13) French 's mustard — Mary Margaret, Beth. Barb (14) sophomore float — second place Remember that first day of high school? We were so scared . . . where should we go? How should we act? Should we even open our mouths? . . . with luck, a senior would make us push pennies or throw us in a water trough . . . meeting new people . . . avoiding Mr. Dunham and Mrs. Elmer because they didn't like freshmen” . . . shaving cream fights at Horsecreek . . . Mr. Dailey's pool cue . . . seeing Romeo and Juliet . . . getting a flat tire on the way home . . . third place on our first Homecoming float . . . band trip to Atlanta . . . being the quietest at pep rallies . . . freshman football team 6-1 ... first year for a Pom -pon squad . . . lockers being stacked . . . fermez la grande bouche! . . . first Plowboy Prom . . . softball team winning McCall's algebra . . . Wiggles class rings . . . Driver's Ed . . . band trip to Six Flags . . . rain, rain . . . TPing Winchester . . . Wildcat head falling off . . . snake dance W. . a real wildcat with Mrs. Elmer . . . that sneaky yearbook camera . . . softball wins WIVC again . 7. beating Triopia in football . . . Pom-pons going to Michigan . . . Mr. Dailey leaving . . . best field show ever . . . laughing at the freshmen (it's our turn) . . . Marching Band third in state . . . scared to drive in Driver's Ed car . . . first mission of Catman and the Kitty Litter . . . people getting their first cars and having their first crashes . . . trading class rings . . . making stupid faces behind the seniors' backs . . . water balloon fights . . . goodbye to Mr. Reed . . . Hurrelbrinks' New Year’s Eve party World’s Fair band trip . . . collecting wood for bonfire . . . Den catching his shopcoat on fire in Ag . . . another third place float . . . losing to the faculty in volleyball . . . term papers . . . building dugouts for the baseball diamond . . . painting the wall in English . . . eighth-hour history having three different teachers I. . the auditorium gets condemmed . . . decorating for Prom . . . the Soul Band , .. the crying party out at Sherri’s . . . saying goodbye to the class of 82 . . . senior keys . . . new Head Mechanic Hmj dissecting kittycats . . . getting third place for the fourth year ... six inches of water on the gym floor . . . senior pictures . . . Mrs. Franseen spilling coffee . . . spooks in the graveyard ... the freshmen look so small this year!. . . did you see that freshman fall up the stairs? not wanting to grow up yet . . . where has all the time gone? . . . band camp ... '83 football team the greatest Seniors Rule . . . boring Government classes ... Mr. Wrong . . . all the windows getting bricked up . . . ordering caps and gowns never having enough homework . . . did you see all the Punk Rockers? . . . the great Ag Day . . . Amos' famous pig call — Max, Max, Max . . . prom dress shopping ... do we have to take finals? . . . graduation day . . . the very last time we'll all be together ... an end and a beginning for the great Class of '83. 17 Jh our early days (1) Jeff A. (2) Tracy (3) Lea Ann (4) Richard (5) Lisa L. (W (13) (14) (13) (16) (6) Patti G., Lea Ann, (17) cousins, Birdy (18) (7) Chrissy (8) Jeff S. (19) (9) Kathy (20) (10) Barb B. (21) (11) Glen (22) Karen W. Mike D. Karen Lisa S. Nancy Laura Cody Raquel Parti G. Sonya Peter Karla - likely to succeed •x) r ■'£ « ■ ■ £, r , . -rr-T '5“'’ 'A° 1 ' r% 2 X . . ° 7lr y- -fir oo c W 70o O m™ S rZ'l • —1 + + ■ : !• rn“nj wC 7 ft A f % y - i' v %? . r« f'c- sO °Sf -'O %;V C -.7 -.v ■-— , r( Starting the Second Century the Class of 1984 junior Class Officers Pam Evans, treasurer; Bryan Cannon, president; Traci Brown, vice-president; Tony Hubbert, Student Council representative; Sara Fearneyhough, secretary. Craig Anders Robin Andrews Karen Arnold Sandy Brickey Beth Brown Traci Brown Angie Burby Michelle Campbell Bryan Cannon Mike Cockerill Nancy Cowhick Pam Davis Kelly Dickson Kathy Early Dawn Ellen Eddinger Judy Evans Pam Evans Kelly Feameyhough Sara Feameyhough Chris Fletcher Patti Glossop Robbie Goforth Martin Gregory DeAnne Hardwick Center: Beth Brown 22 Rebecca Hawkins Phillip Hettinger Mike Hoi ford Tony Hubbert Aaron Jones Joe Kill day Brandi Kirkbride Rita Lawless Tim Lawson Todd Lawson Brenda Lomelino Tom McCormick Ray Me Dade Phil McLaughlin Angelia McNeece Jess McNeece Danny McPherson Matt Newberry Amy Northrop Gary Palmer Syd Peak Randy Pence Sandy Pfeiffer Bill Price Center: Chuck Yelm I 23 - Jeannia Ratliff Steven Sipes Mindy Swarringim Marie Renner Cindy Springer Richie Teaney Robyn Roberts Allen Steele Craig VanHyning • t i David Sanders Jody St ill flew Vicki Welsh Cathy Schoeneweis Kristy Summers Tonya Whitehead Melissa Scott Jeff Suttles Chuck Yelm (l) Amy Northrup (2) Karen Arnold (3) Chris Fletcher (4) Who is that masked man? It's Gary Palmer. (Also visible — Robbie Goforth, Rebecca Hawkins, Sara Fearneyhough) Continuing the Tradition the Class of 1985 Sophomore Class Officers Chris Wingler, secretary; Susie Jefferson, Student Council representative; Ted Bettis, vice-president; Rita Stice, treasurer; Ed Staples, president Randy Andrews States Aycock Ted Bettis Beth Brown Eric Brown Mary Brown Colette Campbell Seth Cooper Lori Davis Kevin Denham Justin DeShasier Debra Eddinger Devin Edwards Andy Evans Doug Franklin April Frost Taletha Go win Bill Hanley Sara Hatcher Sara jane Herring Ronnie Howard Chris Hubbert Michelle Hurrelbrink Susie Jefferson Center: Lori Davis 26 Pat Kilver David King Deb Kirkpatrick Carrie Koyne Joni Lawless Jamie Lawrence Christy Lewis Lori Likes Carol Jean McLaughlin Chris Pfeiffer Jon Rueter Doug Savage Mic Savage Tim Savage Kim Saylor Bruce Shipley Ed Shupenus Ed Staples Rita St ice Terri Thomas Ginger Wear Kendra West Todd Whewell Mike White Center: States Aycock 27 T£ followers in History the Class of 1986 freshman Class Officers Tammy Fletcher, president; Terri Evans, vice-president; Jamie Killday, secretary-treasurer; Molly Coon, Student Council representative Shannon Aossey Ann Ay cock Bridget Bell Doug Bell Gay Lynne Brockhouse Janice Brown Patricia Burby Karla CoUison Molly Coon David Coonrod Tina Coultas Kelli Cox Mark Cox Tammy Davis Kent Day Janine Deshasier Mart Fddinger Karen Evans Terri Evans Lisa Feameyhough Tim Feameyhough Mike Ferenbach Laura Fletcher Tammy Fletcher Center: Melissa Owings 30 Mindy Ford Rebecca Franklin Lynne Hamilton Janice Brown Tim Henson Kristol Hutchcraft Steve Jennings Melissa Johnson Brian Jones Melissa Jones Steve Jones Kevin Kaufmann Jamie Killday Kathie Killday Joe Little Steve Lomclino Toni Millik Amy Mitchell Marcus Moore Kim Nichols Melissa Owings Gail Pence Pam Rainey Carman Ranft Center: Chris Sharwark 31 Julia Rhodes Robert Sunders Michelle Scott Deanna Shimchick Melissa Slater Mitchell Smith Amy Sparks Kathy Summers Brian Teaney Damn Virgin Melissa Weder Terry Whe well Tina White Bob hi Williams Cathy Winningham Shari Young Jimmy Zenge center: Laura Fletcher Jimmy Zenge 32 Heroes... In spite of some crucial injuries, the 1982 football team stayed together and played some good football. Winning the conference was something we had waited fourteen years to accomplish. Our success was due to a very good coaching staff, great managers, helpful and encouraging parents, outstanding fans, and super cheerleaders, as well as a determined team. The season wasn'r all work, though, especially dunk-the-underclassmen day when Mr. Dunham dived in with them — he was mud from head to toe. We hope next years team does even better. Good luck! Todd Little Above, right: Lettermen. Front: Mike Bettis, Andy Sellars, Mike D. Brown, Peter Peak, Kirby Lawson, Mike R. Brown, Todd Little. Back: Phil McLaughlin, Mike Cocke rill, Joe Kill-day, Bryan Cannon. Right: All-Conference. Front: Todd Little, Andy Sellars. Back: Mike Bettis, Kirby Lawson, Peter Peak. Below: the 1982 Football Wildcats. Front: M. R. Brown (standing), J. Smith, Fundell, Hardwick, Sellars, M.D. Brown, Peak, Little, Cox, M. Bettis, K. Lawson. Second row: Joe Killday, CockeriU, Pence, R. Teaney, McNeece, Cannon, McLaughlin, Tim Lawson. Roberts. Third row: Gregory, Price, Shupenus, Yelm, Savage, Evans, King, Edwards, Staples. Fourth row: Wingler, T. Bettis, Cooper, Zenge, Virgin, Fddinger, Todd Whewell, B. Teaney, M. Smith, Jamie Killday, Terry Whewell it or a ... of the gridiron Left: Peter Peak, Mike D. Brown, Coach Dunham (and others) at early-season practice. Below, left: Front, Senior Peter Peak, co-captain, All-Conference; Senior Andy Sellars, Most Improved; Senior Kirby Law-son, co-captain. Most Valuable. Back, Jeff Smith, Wildcat A ward; Senior Todd Little, All-Conference; Senior Tim Bliven, Wildcat Award. Below: Coaches Mike McCall, Reg Dunham (head coach), Tim Smith. Bottom: Co-captains Kirby Lawson and Peter Peak. Gentlemen of the Court Overcoming injuries, inexperience, and an 0-5 scan, the Wildcats came on to post a respectable 12-15 record. The team was led by seniors Peter Peak, Bobby Jefferson, Billy McLaughlin, and E.R. Anslyn. Another senior, Mike Brown, last year's leading scorer, was unable to play because of a knee injury suffered in football. The Cats overcame shooting problems by employing a pressing man-to-man defense. This hustling, aggressive style of basketball helped us to stay competitive all year. Of our fifteen losses only three were by more than 10 points, and we lost seven games by 3 points or less. The highlight of the season was undoubtedly our two upset wins in the Winchester Tournament. We defeated second-rated Meredosia 70-52, and seventh-rated Griggs-ville 49-47 to finish fourth in the tournament. This year's Most Valuable Player was Peter Peak, who led the team in scoring and rebounding. E.R. Anslyn was Most Improved, Billy McLaughlin was Best Defensive Player, and Bobby Jefferson received the Wildcat Award. The Free Throw Trophy went to Phil Hettinger. It was an enjoyable season — the guys hustled, scrapped, and fought hard all the way. Thanks, guys, for your determination and efforts. Coach Moore Facing page: Varsity Wildcats. Front: ManagerJames Hettinger, Bobby Jefferson, Phil McLaughlin, Ed Staples, Bryan Cannon, Phil Hettinger, Billy McLaughlin. Back: Coach M(X)re, David Sanders, Joe Killday, Randy Pence, Kevin Kaufmann, Peter Peak. F.R. Anslyn. Mike D. Brown. Above: Center Peter Peak, forward Bill McLaughlin, guard Bob Jefferson. Below, left: Forward E.R. Anslyn. Above: 1985JV Wildcats. Front: Manager Danny McPherson, Ken Day, Doug Savage, Joe Little, Ed Staples, Mic Savage, Bryan Cannon. Back: Manager Jess McNeece, Mark Cox, Doug Franklin, Chris Wingler, Randy Pence, Dave Sanders, Joe Killday, Coach Roth. __________________________________37______________________ _______________________________ you’ve come a long way, ladies The girls' basketball season got off to a slow start; before the Carrollton Tournament, we lost as many games as we won. (We had a young and inexperienced team including only two lettermen and one senior.) Then we won the consolation championship at Carrollton, which inspired us enough to let us win seven out of our last ten games and to end up with a season record of 13 and 10. We again won the conference title, sharing it with Carrollton and Calhoun. Three girls made all-conference — Robin Andrews, Rebecca Hawkins, and Amy Northrop; Rebecca also made the all-tournament team at Carrollton. This year's MVP and Rebound Awards went to Rebecca Hawkins, the Free-Throw Trophy went to Cody Jones, Most Im- proved to Robin Andrews, and the Wildcat Awards went to Amy Northrup and Judy Evans. On the JV level, the team ended with a line record of 13 and 7 and won the consolation championship at Beardstown. Two JV awards went to Janice Brown for MVP and to Mary Brown for Best Free-Throw percentage. I will be looking forward to next year as all of this year's players will be back except our senior, Cody Jones. Coach Dunham Above: Varsity. Front, co-captains Rebecca Hawkins and Cody Jones. Back. Joni Lawless. Beth Brown, Pat Kilver, Susie Jefferson. Judy Evans, Carol Jean McLaughlin. Rita Slice, Amy Northrup, Robin Andrews, Coach Dunham. Top: Coach Dunham and varsity players rake a breather (Judy, Robin, Amy). Below: Cody and parents on Senior Night. Above: JV. Front: Kim Nichols, Missy Slater, Mary Brown. Missy Scott, April Frost. Back: Gail Pence, Janice Brown, Mandy Ford. Bobbi Williams, Chris Pfeiffer, Coach Dunham. Above right: Senior Cody Jones. Opponent Winchester Opponent Winchester Opponent Winchester North Greene 43 34 Perry 22 39 0Southwestern 41 49 Meredosia 26 36 Triopia 37 44 0Jerseyville 31 40 Bluffs 19 34 Rushville 69 48 Beardstown 56 45 Meredosia 49 42 Payson 48 43 Carrollton 40 46 Calhoun 44 38 Calhoun 47 41 Porta 55 68 Brussels 44 35 Triopia 36 38 GriggsviUe 18 45 Carrollton 37 52 Wood River 34 28 00Calhoun 36 34 Pittsfield 44 60 0Civic Memorial 38 48 0Carrollton Tourney 00 Regional Zkc building year Right: Award winners, 1983girls' volleyball ream. Michelle Hurrel-brink, JV award, best offensive player; Judy Evans, Most Valuable varsity player; Pam Evans, All-Conference, Hustler of the Year: Rebecca Hawkins, best varsity defensive player; Mary Sides, best varsity offensive player; Rita Stice, best JV defensive player. Below: Seniors. Mary Sides, Lisa Scott, Barb Davis, Janice Gourley, Page Short, Patti Gregory. Right: Varsity. Front: Karen Arnold, Janice Gourley, Page Short, Mary' Sides. Pam Evans, Sandy Pfeiffer. Back: Sandy Brickey, Patti Gregory, Barb Davis, Lisa Scott, Judy Evans, Rebecca Hawkins, Coach Hilliard. The first season practice for Winchester High School's newest intermural team — the girls’ volleyball squad — took place on Thursday, August 18. Two weeks and fifteen light bulbs later, the teams were ready for their first outing. The first match was a frosh-soph contest with Waverly on September 4; the first varsity jv match was at home against Triopia on Thursday, September 9 The team spent many drudging hours in practice — drudging because while working very hard on their serving, bumping, and spiking drills, they had to put up with the incessant whistling of Janice Gourley. However, there were the lighter moments when Sandy Pfeiffer would deliver her patented FTD spikes, and Bobbi Williams and Janice Brown would jump off both feet instead of the wrong one. And, of course. when two certain freshmen with the initials of Lisa Feameyhough and Kathy Summers would dust off the rafters with one single serve. The Junior Varsity ended the season with a winning record of nine wins and four losses. The Varsity ended the sea -son with a record not quite so good. However, the old building year ” is behind us and bigger and better things lie ahead. In case you 're not sure of what we mean, check it out for yourself next year! Almost-a-Coach Hilliard Top left: Lisa Scott in action. Top: JV. Front: Lisa Feameyhough, Molly Coon, Bobbi Williams. Janice Brown. Kathy Kill-day, Kathy Summers. Back: Coach Hilliard. Joni Lawless. Rita Sr ice. Michelle Hurrel-brink, Terri Thomas. Chris Pfeiffer. Christy Lewis. Left: Janice Gourley. Wildcat A ward. Below: Regionals: Pam. Page. Judy, Sandy. 41 Zke trash team The 1983 Runnin’ Wildcats completed a memorable season — memorable because Seth Cooper took a dive into the water barrier while competing in the 1300-meter steeplechase at the Saukee-Olympics; because States Aycock set a meet record and a personal best of 6’ 1 4 in the high jump at the Carrollton Frosh-Soph Invitational; because Mike White set a new school record of 4:43.1 in the mile at Conference; because Mike Cockerill set a new school record of 148’ 11 in the discus; because Mike Brown was able to be competitive in the 300-meter low hurdles after his knee surgery; and finally, most memorable because of . . . the little memories. Coach McCall A Top: Seniors Eric Thomas, Ken Colli son, Mike D. Brown. Left center: Mike White in the two-mile run at North Greene. Right center: The Team. Front: Ken Collison, Seth Cooper, Tim Fearneyhough, Brian Teaney, Tim Lawson, Ken Cockerham. Back: Jess McNeece, Andy Evans, Mike White, Eric Thomas, Bryan Cannon, Kenny Wyatt, Doug Savage, Mike D. Brown, States Aycock, Mike Cockerill, Chris Scharwarck, Bill Price, and Coach McCall. Right: Seth Cooper makes the ultimate sacrifice in his continuing effort to prove that Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent. Far right: A Lawson Special in the pole vault (photo by States Aycock). We started with a track squad of only twelve girls, but throughout the season we improved times, broke records, and had a few people go to state. We also formed special friendships and memories that will last forever . . . Thanks, Easter bunny . . . Bac, bac!. . . Chrissy's fake starting mile . . . dropping the baton twice at Jacksonville ... duff buffers . . . Mr. Reilly's fan club ... I wanna go home! . . . rapist at E1U . . . Debra s atomic burps . . . beating Greenfield at the Greenfield Relays . . . losing conference by JUST ONE POINT . . . Janice eating bugs . . . Mary Margaret's I'm sorry! . . . track practice in the halls and the auditorium . . . Judy's seventh place at state. Judy, Judy, Judy — way to go! would all like to give special thanks to Mr. Roth and Mr. Dunham for their time and help throughout the season. Chrissy Cody Top left: Debra Eddinger pauses in practice. Top right: Handoff practice — Laura Weder, Traci Brown. Center: Girls' track team. Front: Laura Weder, Chris Cody. Standing: Judy Evans, Traci Brown, Janice Brown, Mary Brown, Bobbi Williams, Beth Brown, Mandy Ford, Debra Eddinger, Rita Slice. Above: Judy Evans, shot-put specialist. 43________________________________________________ Zhe softball team The softball team got off to a slow start as wc lost the first seven games of the season, but we then turned things around by winning seven in a row before losing to Griggsville in the regionals. The final record of 7-8 was very respectable, considering that we had only four returning lettermen. Our young players gained lots of valuable experience and if they keep improving and keep playing together as a team, I feel tve can have a better year in 1984. The Most Valuable Player was Amy Northrup, the Most Improved Player was Kathy Early, and The Highest Batting A verage Trophy was won by Lea Ann Gibbs. Coach Moore Top Left: Catcher Amy Northrup. Top right: Seniors Patty Flynn, Janet King, Lea Ann Gibbs. Center: WHS softball ream: Front: Melissa Weder, Kathy Killday, Ann Aycock, Molly Coon, Terri Evans, Lisa Fearneyhough, Missy Slater. Middle: Pat Kilver, Carol Jean McLaughlin, Amy Sparks, Krystol Hutchcraft, Chris Pfeiffer, Christy Lewis, April Frost. Back: Party Flynn, Janet King, Lea Ann Gibbs, Amy Northrup, Robin Andrews, Kathy Early, Michelle Hurrelbrink, Pam Evans. Right Robin Andrews being mugged by Kathy Early. 44 Shades of Abner Double day Left: On deck. Phil McLaughlin, Chuck Yelm. Below: Seniors James Hettinger, Mike R Brown. Todd Little, Bill McLaughlin, Andy Sellars, J.B. Hoots. Dennis O'Donnell. Mike Bettis. Bottom The Baseball Wildcats. Front: Martin Gregory, Jamie Killday, James Hettinger, Chris Fletcher. Chuck Yelm, Phil McLaughlin, Danny McPherson, J.B. Hoots. Dennis O'Donnell. Bruce Shipley, David Coonrod, Fddie Staples. Back: Mark Cox, Ken Day, Mike Bettis. Mike R Brown, Joe Killday, Andy Sellars, Richie Teaney, Bill McLaughlin, Todd Little. Ted Bettis. Mic Savage, coach Merl Dunham. Bottom, right: Mike Bettis steams toward first. 45 Archivists Above: Brian Cannon, Karen Cannon, Karla Cannon. Parti Gregory have been a great help. Above: WILDCAT Staff. Front: Lisa Scott Eric Thomas Sonya Summers Karen Arnold Tina Sanders Deanna Shimchick Back. Jamie Lawrence Mrs. Franseen Carrie Koyne Far left: Eric Thomas, Editor-in-Chief; Tina Sanders, Assistant Editor. 47 Darning ladies Our year began in July when the entire squad attended a three-day camp sponsored by the Jacksonville J-ettes. We learned two of our favorite routines, WOR KIN' FOR THE WEEKEND and WE'VE GOT THE BEAT. Michelle won the Spirit Award. In September we sold I Love the Wildcats” buttons. Our trip to ISU in October was highlighted by Tina's competing in the Miss Illinois Pom Pon Pageant. The Second Annual Dance Revue was again sponsored jointly by the Cheerleaders and the Pom Pon squad. It was attended by Carrollton, Ashland, Jacksonville, ISD, Alsey, and Winchester Grade schools. In December we attended a one-day camp in O’Fallon. We learned routines to YOU DROPPED A BOMB ON ME, GLORIA, EVERYBODY WANTS YOU, MICKEY, DON'T FIGHT IT. and I RAN. We were exhausted! Before we knew it the J-ettes were having their revue at the Bowl, where we did routines to EVERYBODY WANTS YOU and IT'S A GOOD THING. Our year ended with the seniors giving their parents yellow roses and doing a joint routine to A LITTLE TOO LATE. Nancy Moore Top: Seniors Barb Davis, Tina Sanders, Nancy Moore. Above: Pom Pon Squad. Barb Brown. Gay Lynne Brockhouse, Christy Lewis, Michelle Hurrelbrink. Barb Davis, Tina Sanders, Mary Margaret Brown, Nancy Moore. Right: Senior Barb Brown. Spirited ladies another joint routine to A Little too Late for parents and fans. FINALLY — basketball season was over, and it was almost time for tryouts again. Here it comes, there it goes — nice year! Above: Varsity cheerleaders. From top: Mary Sides, Sid Peak, Mascot Page Short, Karen Arnold, Dawn Ellen Eddinger, Traci Brown, Chrissy Cody. Left: Mascot States Aycock in the Wildcat costume made by Miss Malmstedt, Mrs. Ranft. and States. Right: J V From top: Kathy Killday, Lori Likes, Molly Coon, Chris Hubbert. Debra Eddinger. Terri Evans. Time sure flies when you're having fun! This fast-flying year started with Cheerleading tryouts in April. Then the JVs went to Round Lake with Miss Malmstedt, spent the weekend, and went to a one-day clinic at Antioch High School. The varsity squad went to the Dynamic Cheerleading Association camp at Macomb this summer; they won several ribbons and received the trophy for Best All-Round Cheerleaders in the varsity division. During football season it was great to cheer for a winning Wildcat ream. Homecoming weekend rushed by — all the preparations for our weiner roast and pep rally really paid off, and as the saying goes, a good time was had by all. Between seasons the cheerleaders and the Pom-pon girls prepared for our second annual cheerleader — pom -pon review. We did a joint routine to Working for the Weekend. Several surrounding schools participated in the review. In no time at all, it was basketball season. The outlook was dim, since some of our players had been injured — but the cheerleaders never doubted, and sent notes to the players to raise their spirits. In January, the social event of the year took place — the Winchester Tournament. As always, we maintained the cheerleader hospitality room. As the last day of tournament arrived, the tension mounted — who will win the cheerleading trophy? The winner was announced, and — eventually — the Winchester Cheerleading Squad received another trophy. The rest of the basketball season went by in a blur. On parents’ night, the cheerleaders and pom-pon girls did Extra! Extra! Read all about it JOURNALISM IS — — finding out the news before everyone else and keeping it a secret. It's knowing what FFA is busy doing even when Mr. Goetze isn't sure. It's making sure girls' sports don't go unnoticed. Joni Lawless, sports reporter — writing about bunts, punts, strikes, balls, fouls, gals, pop flies, guys, swearers, errors, tracksters and tacklers. Todd Little, sp orts editor — getting weird assignments about bananas or the uses of a Kleenex and getting embarrassed. It's asking people silly questions. It's rushing to meet a deadline when there seems to be no news. Janet King Randy Andrews Tonya Whitehead — typing until your fingers fall off and your eyes are bugged out. It's erasers, liquid paper, and stacks of typing paper. Pam Evans, typist Top right: Todd Little, sports editor. Below: Randy Andrews expresses an opinion. Center: The staff. Front: Ran ■ dy Andrews, Tonya Whitehead, Pam Evans, Rita Lawless, Traci Brown, Joni Lawless. Back: Mrs. Bradshaw, Janet King, Rebecca Hawkins, Michelle Hurrelbrink, Todd Little. Lower left: Janet King. Lower right: Rebecca, Mrs. B., and Pam. Horseless carriage The Auto Mechanics Club is not all hard work; there are fu games, too. As a fund raiser, we held a car wash and raffle, i proved to be more fun than work. We hosted the annual basketball tourney, and we took fourth place in the ITC voile tourney. As far as shop work goes, the juniors were involved in engine minor body work, and the seniors did engine, minor and major tx work, and painting. Both classes have finished two trucks and two c and have done touch-up jobs on others. This was the year for us to get used to a new teacher and advise We are very sorry to lose Mr. Fisher, but in a way it proved to be fu learning how to put up with Mr. Karcher (or maybe he learned how r put up with us). Tina Sanders Right: Tim Bliven operates on a critical case. Below: The truck that Everyone Helped With, and club members. Front: Mr. Karcher, Craig Anders, Tim Bliven, Todd Lawson, Sandy Brackett, Tina Sanders, Randy Pence, Mike Moore, Gary Palmer. Back: Phil McLaughlin, Mike Howard, Richard Fundel, E.R. Anslyn, Todd Sutton, Fred Andrews, David Sanders, Allen Steele. Ca classe et le conseil Le cercle de francais a organise en septembre et a choisi les officers suivants: Barb Brown, la presidente; Julie Stice, la vice-presidente; Robin Andrews, la secretaire; Sydney Peak, la presidente de programmes; et Mindy Swarringim, la tresor-i'ere. II faut avoir une annee de francais pour etre un membre du cercle. Le cercle de francais joue a la balle de volee dans le match de 1'ITC, et va a Jacksonville pour le petit dtjeuner. Barb Brown Front: Ed Shupenus, Mindy Swarringim, Julie Stice, Barb Brown, Mary Brown, Robin Andrews, Chris Hubbert, Beth Brown, Syd Peak, Mrs. Lashmett. Back: Kristy Summers, CarolJean McLaughlin, Pat Kilver.Judy Evans, April Frost, Lori Likes, Randy Andrews. The 1982-8} Winchester High School Student Council had a productive year under the leadership of our president, Andy Sellars. During the fall, Homecoming and the student exchange with Jacksonville High School kept Council members very busy. Purple and Gold Week was a highlight of our second semester. The Purple-and-Gold Week dance raised S200 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, and the Council hopes to increase the amount next year. The Student Council would like to thank the entire Winchester High School family for its support and help. Mr. Eddy Front: Terri Evans, Tammy Fletcher. Molly Coon, Jamie Killday. Row 2: Susie Jefferson, Rita Stice, Chris Wingler. Ed Staples, Ted Bettis. Row }: Brian Cannon, Tony Hubbert, Sara Fearneyhough, Traci Brown, Pam Evans. Back: Barb Davis, Nancy Moore, Sheri Mason, Mr. Eddy. Peter Peak, Andy Sellars. Craftsmen and Artisans We took seven projects to the Western Illinois University Industrial Arts Exhibit on April 21, and 22, 1985. A total of 1,265 projects were entered from all over Illinois, and our students made a very good showing. Left: Robert Waid with his oak coffee table, which received a red ribbon; and States Ay-cock with the lamp he made in Sophomore Industrial Arts. (The cutting board in front was made by Jeff Smith.) Bottom: walnut and maple chess table by Mike Cockerill (received a blue ribbon); speaker cabinets by Tim Blivens (received a red ribbon). Industrial Technology Club officers for 1982-83 were J.B. Hoots, president; Jeff A. Howard, vice-president; Mike Cockerill, secretary; Dennis O’Donnell, treasurer; and States Aycock, Club reporter. The club hosted its annual WHS Club Volleyball Tournament in January. The winner, the ITC, went on to play the faculty team at the end of the year. The club’s annual weiner-roast-baseball-game was held the last week of school. Mr. Hilliard Above: ITC members. Front: Ken Day, Ken Collison, J.B. Hoots, Jeff Howard, Dennis O'Donnell, Tim Fearneyhough, David Coonrod. Back: Mr. Hilliard, Andy Evans, Mark Cox, Gregg Shimchick, Robert Waid, John Rueter, James Hettinger, Bill Price, Jess McNeece, States Aycock, Jeff Kemper. biologists and b ibliophiles When we started the Biology Club, our intention was to help those people who were interested in some type of biological medi-cal field. We wrote to many of the major universities in Illinois, asking for information on their pre-med program. One speaker came in to speak on the medical profession. President, Dawn Ellen Eddinger; vice-presidents, Karen Cannon, Patti Gregory; secretary, CodyJones; treasurer, Barb Brown. Below: Biology Club. Front: Sara Fearneyhough, Karen Cannon, Barb Brown, Cody Jones, Christy Lewis, Kristy Summers. Middle: Chrissy Cody, Patti Gregory, Kathy Sauer, Dawn Ellen Eddinger, Debra Eddinger, Rita St ice, Judy Evans, Janet King, Rita Lawless, Mary Margaret Brown, Ed Shupenus, Beth Brown, Carol Jean McLaughlin, Pat Kilver, Karla Collison, Carman Ranft. Right: Mr. Gilmore, Bio Club sponsor. Above, Librarians are volunteers from study-halls (they ’d do anything to get out of a boring study-hall). Librarians spend most of their time guarding the books and magazines (they even have to lock themselves in the magazine room). They do other things too: they check overdue materials, help speech students, and help some juniors and seniors with term papers. They also get the mail and periodicals and then file the older ones away. Librarians can be very busy people. right: Miss Jud, Librarian. Below: Librarians’ Club. Front:Janet King, Lisa Scott, Marie Renner. Second row: Karen Arnold, Sandy Brickey, Cody Jones. Third row: Jennifer Cooper, Beth Brown, Sandy Pfeiffer, Birdy Sturgeon. Standing: Richie Teaney. Back: Judy Evans, Mike Cockerill, Chuck Yelm. Artists and orators Left: Art Club. Front: Colette Campbell. Kim Saylor. Ken Collison, States Aycock, Mary Sides. Middle: Mrs. Ran ft. Jennifer Cooper. Patty Flynn, Lisa Glossop, Emily Williams. Missy Scott. Back: Jeff Lee Howard. Lisa Lashmett, Lisa Scott. Teresa Myers. Kathy Sauer. Beth Brown. Jamie Lawrence. Early on February 10 when we left for our speech competition at Jacksonville High School, we were all a little nervous; when we arrived we were in panic. It was hard to find the room we had to perform in, but we made it. We all tried our best, and we placed fifth out of fourteen schools. Chris Hubbert advanced to sectionals on February 12. We had a lot of fun at Jacksonville. We listened to the others perform, observed the stylish fashions, ate food from McDonald’s, and even played cards while waiting for the results. We all learned from our trip and plan to correct our mistakes and make next year 's team even better. Above: Mrs. Ranft, working on the Winchester Bowl mural. The Art Club consists of nineteen members, all of whom have had at least one year of art and are members of the Advanced Art class. As a money-making project this year, we painted a mural on the front of the Winchester Bowl; it was of a bowling ball mowing down some pins. We also went to the St. Louis Art Museum in April. Left: the speech team. Front: Chris Hubbert, Radio Speaking; Rebecca Hawkins, Oratorical Declamation and Verse Reading; Patty Glossop, Dramatic Interpretation and Humorous Duet Acting. Back: Mary Brown, Humorous Interpretation; Janet King, Dramatic Duet Acting; Patty Gregory, Dramatic Duet Acting; Mrs. Harr, advisor; Sandy Pfeiffer, Oratory and Extempore; Emily Williams, Original Comedy; and Kelly Fearneyhough, Prose Reading. 55 Chris Hubbert Musicians and minstrels make merry melodies Below: Drum Major Glen West receiving 3rd place Class C trophy at ISU. Right: the Marching Wildcats at ISU. Left: some members of the 1982 Marching Wildcats. Front: Missy Slater. Michelle Scott. Melissa Scott, Glen West, Debra Kirkpatrick, Teresa Myers, Pat Kilver. Second row: Page Short, Kim Saylor, Tammy Fletcher, Karen Cannon, Gay Lynne Brockhouse, Tina White, Lori Likes, Barb Brown, Janine DeShasier. Third row: Becky Franklin, Janice Brown, Kathy Sauer, Mary Brown, April Frost, Chris Hubbert, Carol Jean Mclaughlin, Amy Mitchell, Beth Brown, Shannon Aossey. Fourth row: Robin Churchill, Melissa Weder, SusieJefferson, Doug Franklin, Mike Fer-enbach, Bryan Cannon, David Coonrod, Jenny Rhodes. The Winter Color Guard was formed to demonstrate flag and rifle routines to other auxiliary units. They performed at Greenfield on January 31 and at Winchester Grade School on February 18. Above, kneeling: Robin Churchill, Page Short, Mary Sides, Patty Glossop, Janine DeShasier, Chrissy Cody, Beth Brown. Standing: Lori Davis, Julia Rhodes, Michelle Scott, Nancy Cowhick, Lynn Hamilton, Shannon Aossey, Missy Slater, Becky Franklin, Pat Kilver, Teresa Myers. Right: Seniors Eric Thomas and Karen Cannon performing their solos to Land of Make Believe at State Competition at ISU on October 30. The 1982-83 Marching Wildcats began a successful season with the fourth annual Marching Wildcat Camp at the Western Illinois 4-H campground at Jacksonville. There we spent three days in marching, rehearsing the music, and learning routines. The season s competitions started on September 11 with the Pittsfield parade in which we won second. The following week we went to the Griggsville parade and took first place. On October 9 we traveled to the West Central Illinois Field Show Competition at Petersburg and won third. Then on October 16 we won second in the Western Illinois University field show. We finished the year by capturing third place in Class C in the Illinois State Invitational held at ISU. Eric Thomas Top left: Some of the members of (he Winchester Jazz Band at the Jazz Night concert held on March 1 at the High School Auditorium. Top right: Eric Brown, drummer, at Jazz Night. Center: Loading the bus are Allen Steele, Eric Brown, Karen Welsh, Bryan Cannon, Melissa Scott, Robin Churchill, Glen West, Eric Thomas, Matt Newberry, David Coonrod, Chris Fletcher, Doug Franklin, Tammy Fletcher, Jenny Rhodes, Janice Brown, Karen Cannon. Far left: Matt Newberry at Jazz Night. Left: Glen West at Jazz Night. The Jazz Band had a very good year. We participated in festivals at Lincoln Land on January 29, at Western Illinois University on February 19, and in the district festival on March 15. In March we went on tour to Camp Point Central and Plymouth High School, and then to Farmington for a Jazz Festival in which we captured first place in both preliminaries and finals. The Jazz Band hosted its own Jazz Festival on April 50. The Concert Choir, which also doubles as the Jazz Choir, had a very busy season. In November we participated in the W.I. V.C. Festival, in December we performed for the Nursing Home, went to the Scott County Housing to sing Christmas songs, and sang in the Christmas Concert. In March we performed at the Manchester Methodist Church, in April we held a district vocal festival, and in May we performed at the Spring Concert and in the Student Recital. Left, Front: Kim, Michelle. Kendra. Second: Gail, Kristol, Robin Third: Carrie, Susie, Jamie. Fourth: Allen. Ken, Eric, Mart. Missing: Mike. The Band Council is composed of two representatives from each of the classes plus a president and vice-president. Members of the year's Council above are Melissa Scott, Chris Hubbert, Chrissy Cody, Shannon Aossey, Eric Brown, Eric Thomas (pres.), David Coonrod, Karen Cannon, Matt Newberry and Glen West (v.-pres.) Major performances of the Concert Band include the W.I.V.C. Festival, the Christmas Concert, the District Festival, the I.H.S.A. contest in Springfield, the Spring Concert, the Student Recital and the Commencement excercises. In April we went to see Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie, and other jazz greats at the Fox Theatre in St. Louis. Below, the 1962-83 Concert Band. Front: Toni Millik, Susie Jefferson, Karen Cannon, Melissa Scott, Mary Sides, Karla Cannon, Lori Likes, Gay Lynne Brockhouse, Beth Brown. Second row: Debra Kirkpatrick, Pat Kilver, Tammy Fletcher, Mary Brown, Amy Mitchell,Jenny Rhodes.Janice Brown, April Frost. Karen Welch. Third row: Kim Saylor, Barb Brown. Carol J. McLaughlin, Melissa Weder, Robin Churchill, Tina White, Kathy Sauer, Laura Weder. Chrissy Cody. Chris Hubbert. Fourth row: David Coonrod, Chris Fletcher, Glen West, Bryan Cannon, Eric Thomas, Tim Henson. Doug Franklin, Allen Steele. Matt Newberry, Eric Brown, Mike Ferenbach. Band copy by Eric Thomas Curtain Going Up — that's the name of the 1983 all-school play, performed on April 15 and 16. (l) Prompter Lori Davis; (2) make-up artist Christy Lewis doing Eric; (3) behind the curtain — Miss Jud and the cast; (4) Buck O'Hara (Martin Gregory) getting attacked; (5) Miss Irene Burgess (Barb Brown); (6) Bryan Cannon, sound effects, and Karen Cannon, prompter; (7) Mr. Carter (Kirby Lawson) and Miss Moran (Janice Gourley); (8) Ken Watermelon rind Collison; (9) Glen West, lights; (10) Belinda s mama. Tonya Whitehead; (11) Elsie Hunter (Maryr Brown); (12) Tony Peterson (Rich Teaney); (13) Aunt Kate, Lorry, andJack (CarolJean McLaughlin, Page Short. Eric Thomas); (14) The next-door neighbor (Nancy Cowhick); (15) Mr. Leveridge gave Milt a job! (Ken Collison, Chuck Yelm); (16) Belinda and Papa (Page Short, Todd Lawson). Juture Homemakers of America This year the Winchester FHA became a state-affiliated chapter, which means that we can attend sectional and state rallies. At the Jacksonville rally, we were in charge of entertainment; at the Meredosia rally, Cody Jones and Janet King placed first in a two-person cooking demonstration. The two-day state convention in Springfield was very exciting; Cody and Janet received a second-place rating. We also tried some Greek food — it was good! We sold calendars, held a bake sale, went caroling at the Nursing Center and later came back for a Christmas party. This year has been educational and a lot of fun at the same time. Chris Hubbert Above juniors and seniors. Front: Teresa Virgin, Raquel Coultas, Kristy Summers. Middle: Janet King, Nancy Moore (president), Cody Jones (treasurer), Chris Hubbert (a sophomore, but here because she's the secretary), Karen Arnold (vice-president), Matt Newberry, Mrs. Lovekamp. Standing: Kelly Fearneyhough, Cyndi Springer. Vickie Welsh, Brandi Kirkbride, Lisa Lashmett, Traci Virgin, Birdy Sturgeon, Kathy Sauer, Paula Kaufmann, Patti Glossop, Jennifer Cooper, Patty Flynn, Billy Price. Judy Evans, Lisa Scott, Marie Renner. Right: Freshmen and sophomores. Front: Missy Slater, Pam Rainey, Shannon Aossey, Tammy Fletcher, Shelly Scott. Middle: Carman Ran ft, Tammy Davis, Bobbi Williams, Shen Young, Tina White. Back: Kathy Winningham, Melissa Jones, Lori Davis, Mary Brown, Kim Nichols, Becky Franklin, Melissa Weder. Preparing for a vocation Co-op has been the usual hard-working class this year. We have been busy with income taxes, our work, independent study, and the annual banquet for ourselves and employers. Believe it or not, we take a day or two off once in a while to talk about our jobs and have fun. Our class wasn't very large, bur we still managed to have an exciting time. Members of the class worked in these places: Todd Little. Winchester Times; Donnie Jones, Carole Jean IGA; Luke Summers, Eagle; Bill McLaughlin, F.S.; Paula Kaufmann, Baker's Pharmacy; Karla Cannon, Winchester High School office; Sheri Mason, Jack's Discount; Raquel Coultas, Treasurer's office; Barb Davis. B R Variety; Lisa Glossop, County Clerk's office. Todd Little Top left: Lisa Glossop numbers pages in the Death Index. Left center: Co-op class. Front: Nancy Moore. Lisa Glossop. Sheri Mason. Karla Cannon Middle: Mrs. Sipes. Barb Davis. Paula Kaufmann. Back: Todd Little. Luke Summers. Donnie Jones. Billy McLaughlin. Above right: Billy McLaughlin loads grain onto a truck. Left: Barb Davis helps her students to do a picture with finger paints; Karla Cannon writes a list of students who are eligible to miss finals. 63 future farmers of America Since the official FFA year begins in April, we con -sider the summer's activities to be a part of this year. In June of 82, eight members had the opportunity to attend the State Convention in Champaign, and we were proud to receive the Illinois FFA State Safety Award. Also in June, eight members attended the National Convention in Kansas City. In July, President Andy Sellars had the opportunity to go to Washington, DC., on the FFA Heritage Tour, and Janet King and Richie Teaney were a warded scholarships to the Illinois Ag Youth Workshop in Springfield. All during the summer we maintained a soybean variety test plot and a no-till com test plot for demonstration and educational purposes. In the fall, FFA members went to see President Rea- BOO ui_ UOI gan at Chapin during Conservation Tillage day on Ag Director Werries’ farm. The FFA also promoted a county-wide Vote America campaign. Top: Seniors. Front: Jeff Smith, Tina Sanders, Sandy Brackett, Janet King, Andy Sellars. Middle: Bobby Jefferson. James Hettinger, Todd Sutton. Ken Collison, J.B. Hoots, Sonya Summers. Back: Peter Peak, Randy Graham, Kirby Lawson, Mike Moore, Freddie Andrews. Above: Officers. Chris Fletcher, treasurer; Sara Fearneyhough, secretary; Richie Teaney, sentinel; Andy Sellars, president; Peter Peak, second vice-president; Kirby Lawson, first vice-president; Tina Sanders, reporter; Bernard Goetze, FFA advisor. Right: Part of the county-wide Vote America campaign, November, ’82. =sQTE AMERICA NOV 2 Throughout the winter and spring, we Foundation Award plaques in Section If, brought home a lot of prizes. In Novem- competing with twenty-eight other divi-ber, Todd Lawson won first place in Crop sions. Andy Sellars and Kirby Lawson Judging at Bluffs; he was also top floor were District Foundation Award Win- member in Parliamentary Procedure in ners. Section 15 competition in December, and At the FFA banquet in April we prewon First in Poultry Judging in March. sented twenty-six scholarship plaques to We placed first in Section 15 competition FFA members who had been on the Mer- in Ag Projects and in Exhibiting of it or Honor Roll at least once during the Crops. school year; they represented 4296 of our In December we sold over nine tons of membership, citrus fruit; Richie Teaney sold over one James Hettinger, Kirby Lawson, and ton of fruit, and Jeannie Ratliff sold over Andy Sellars fulfilled the requirements 1,000 pounds. for the State Farm Degree, and received In March, the FFA received seven their degrees in Champaign in June. Top left Todd Lawson, Section 15 winner in Crop Judging. Center: Mr. Main with meat-judging ream — Joni Lawless, Andy Sellars, Kirby Lawson. (Mr. Main was our student teacher; he comes from Oneida. Illinois, and graduated from ROVA high school and Western Illinois University.) Above: Juniors. Front Sara Fearneyhough. Brenda Lomelino, Jeannie Ratliff. Back: Chris Fletcher, Aaron Jones. Richie Teaney, Craig Anders, Chuck Yelm. Danny McPherson, Cathy Schoeneweis. Other Achievements National Gold Emblem in Chapter Safety Award of Merit, National Safety Council Silver Emblem Chapter, Building Our American Communities Twelfth place, state dairy judging contest In Section 15 — First-place Land Use Judging team First-place Crop Judging team First-place Greenhand Crop Judging First-place gallon of shelled corn Champion Fat Lamb Champion Dairy Male and Female Second place, Poultry Judging Third place, Meat Judging Third place. Parliamentary Procedure Highest amount of premium money awarded at grain show and Ag Mechanics fair; second highest amount awarded at Livestock Fair Right: Sophomores. Seated: Rueter, Wyatt, Edwards, Savage, Wingler. Standing: Whewell, Koyne, Stice, King, Williams. Howard, Lawless, Jefferson, Savage, Evans. Below: Diners at the FFA pork barbecue, part of Ag Day. Below right: First -place crop judging team, fawson. Summers, Lawless, King, K. Lawson. Bottom left: Greenhands. Killday, Pence, Whewell, Teaney, Moore, Ferenbach, Collison, Little, Bell, Sanders, Ed-dinger. Smith, Jones. Bottom right: First place Section 15 Greenhand team. Whewell, Pence. (missing: Sanders) A farmer gets crowned PLOW BOY PROM '83 . • rain, rain, go away . . . Mr. Eddy welcomes the dancers (automatically makes you feel a little guilty) ... a farmer’s time to dance all night, with nary a crop to worry about . . . Hotwire fills the gym with loud rock ’n roll . . . looks like disco in the multi-colored lights . . . really fun to listen to, especially the drum solo at the end . . . doesn r Mr. G. look nice in his blue suit? . . . hardly anyone not dancing . . . straw for the queen’s chair and for her court . . . Lisa calls the queen’s name . . . should royalty blush like that? . . . the rest of the court looking radiant . . . well, a night to remember . . . now it’s back to the farm. Goodnight, everyone . . . Tina Sanders and Janet King Left: Janet King, 1983 Plowboy Prom Queen. Below: The queen and her court. Front: Sara Feameyhough, junior attendant; Gail Pence, freshman attendant; Janet King, 1983 queen; Susie Jefferson, sophomore attendant; Tina Sanders, senior attendant. Back: escorts Richie Teaney, Terry Whewell, Kirby Lawson. 1982 king Tim Duncan. 1980 queen Loree Lashmett. escorts Chris Wingler and Chris Fletcher. Strange Glimpses Hardwick, Jeff (Jeffica) Howard (2) Teresa (Hick Wildcat) Myers (3) Miss Jud (Very Shady) (4) States (Big Mama) Aycock (3) Kathy (Hit Man) Sauer (6) Mic (Real Buff) Savage (7) Ed (Sheik) Shupenus (8) Page (Princess Leia) Short (9) Toni Millik, Shari Young, Busy Day (10) Tony Hubbert, Nancy Cowhick, Punk Rock Duo (11) Mike D., Chrissy Cody, Punk Artists (12) Eric (Sci-Fi) Thomas (13) Bruce (Farmer) Shipley (14) Todd (Red Baron) Lawson (13) Sandy (Totally In) Brickey (16) Beth Brown Sandy Pfeiffer, Routt Ruffians (17) Bryan (Green Martian) Cannon (18) Kim (Sherlock) Saylor (19) Paula Kauffman, Billy McLaughlin customer Lady of the Evening (20) Carrie Koyne, Susie Jefferson, Good Of Mountain Dew (21) Lea Anne (Buff Hair) Gibbs VALBDUl'ORIAN Barb wm Brown BOYS STATE Bryan Cannon Phillip Hettinger (alt. Jfonors and Awards OPTIMIST a W hjrbata Brown Kirby Lawson WARD DEANS AWARD Teresa Virgin D.A.R AWARD Kirby Lawson PERCENT. CLASS f 1961 wn Peter Peak Karla Cannon jn Jenny Rhodes Page Short SPEECH A WARD Chris Hubbert TEAM COMPETITION Janet King ART SCHOLARSHIPgAtlU-fKlK Teresa Myers IMEA AIL-STATE JAZZ HAM) Eric Thomas All • CONFERENCEJTHORl S Michel ampbeU Romn Churchill Bmif Lawrence MRusje Jefferson Newbern OF VETERANS WfLARSHIP - W X 11 Jenny Rhixies AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Kirby Lawson Barbara Brown Kirby Barb. ILLINOIS INDUSTRIAL AK l XHIHDORS Mike CocktNtjtU — first Robert Waid — second Tim Bine ns — second States Aycock hon. , Jeff Smith - x n WADDEL ALL STATE COMPOSERS O Glen West IMEA ALL DISTRICT Erk Thomas Eric Brown WED STATES NATIONAL BAND AWARD RfCMAN Ml mas Glen West’ LOUIS, COMMENCf MENt SPEAKERS Mike D Brown Eric A. Thomas IAL HONOR SOCIETY inducted 196.1 in Karen wn Sandy Eddinger Prter Peak ra jf RSHIP non GIRLS’ STATE Dawn Ellen Eddinger Rita Lawson (alt ' OUTSTANDING JOURNALIST Rira Lawless NORTHEAST Barbara Petr ISTRONG JAZZ AW. Enc Thomas WHO'S WHO IN MUSIC Eric Thomas Karen Cannon Glen West Karen Welsh Robin Churchill AN-SCOTT iOLARSHIP I Rl SCH i .KSHIPS ALPHA GAMMA TAU wton as Janet King JOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD Glen West All DISTRICT COSC LRT BAND Eric Thoi her Thomas Cannon aren Welsh arhy Sauer lary Sides en West Chrissy Cody Laura Weder Barbara Brown Robin Churchill Jenny Rhodes Karen Cannon VOLLEYBALL Valuable —Jody Evans iConference — Pam Evans |nr — Mary Sides. Michelle Hurreli • — Rebecca Hawkins. Ritg Stice Hustler pf the Year — Pam Evans BASKETBALL MotS Valuable — Peter Peak J Improved —%E.R Anslyn | Throw Percentage — Phillip Hettinger cat Award — BobbyJeffer. - Defensive Player — Billy t MERICAN MUSICAL FOUNDATION Senior — Karen Welch Junior — Bryan Cannon Sophomore — Doug Franklin Freshman — Tammy Fletcher ROGER SPEW Most Valu. Most Vi Wildcat Most Im, t) 'aluab. -I BASEBALL table — Bill McLaughlin ird — Bill McLaughlin ved — J.B. Hoots I 1 4 T WIVC ALL-COi Barbara Brown Laura Weder Chrissy Cody CletL West o Karen (j, ICE BAND en Welsh Thomas Cannon lew berry OUTSTANDING SOLOISTS Farmington Eric Thomas Eric Brown Bryan Cannon Winchester Glen West Karen Welsh ble — Rebecca Ha, — Robin An Percentage — Cc ward — Rebecca Hi ft ward — Judy Evans, Valuable. JV — Janice Brown K FT BALL Free-Throw, JV — Mary Margaret Brown All-Conference — Robin Andrews. Rebec Hawkins, Amy Northrop Tournament Team (Carrollton) — Rebecca Hawkins Mr Most Vi wddeat Most Impro All-Conferenc FOOTBALL rel I Spang Award) — Kirby Tiny Bhvens, Jeff Smith Andy Sellars Peter Peak. Todd Little. Kirby Lawson. Mike. TRACK State Participants — Beth Brown. Traci Brown. Janice Brown. Bobbi Willia, State Finals — Judy Evans (discus) Most Improved — Janice Brown Debra Eddinger Most Valuable — Judy Evans Wildcat Award — Traci Brown FFA) SECTION TOP CHOP JUDGE TOP POULTRY JUDGE TOP FLOOR MEMBER Todd Lawson KJ CHAPTER TOP JUDGES Chris Fletcher Kirby Lawson Joni Lawless Gad Pence PERFECT Three year: Nancy Jeanma Two y Karla DeKALB AG AWARD Andy Sellars SECOND IN STATE FFA SAFETY AWARD Sellars FFA FOUNDATION PLAQUE J.B. Hoots Jeff Smith Peter Peak Cathy StJjoeneweis Bobby Jefferson Andy Kirby Lawaon ILLINOIS AGRICULTURE HJfH INSTITUTE DELEGATES Richie STAR GREENHANDS Mike Ferenbach TerrvWhewell GRIBUSINESSMAN le Teaney Chris Hubbert Vicki Welsh Ted Bettis Colette Camp: .. 70 Cox i Johnson Blivens Molly Coon SOFTBALL Most Valuable — Amy Northrup Most Improved — Kathy Early Hatting Average — Lea Ann Gibbs STAR CHAPTER FARMERS Joni Lawless James Hettinger STATE FARMER DEGREES James Hettinger Kirby Lawaon Andy Sellars Kenton Day Chns Pfeiffer Dear follow Students We hope you like the book so far, and we hope you will enjoy the rest of it, too — so that all our long working hours will have paid off. When we found out last year that we were going to head the making of this book, and that nearly every one on the staff was fairly new at what they were doing, we knew that our work was cut our for us. But I have been on the staff for four years and Tina for three, and we agree this has been a really good group to work with. We appreciate all the long hours put in by our staff members in Room 4 doing 3-R’s, labeling pictures and cleaning up the back table every time we turned around. Karen Arnold was a great help in organizing the baby-pix pages, staying after school to work and even coming in on Sundays. Deanna Shimchick is the youngest member of this super staff and she was terrific when it came to doing 3-R‘s and ad pages (her favorite, right, Deanna?). (She was one of the hardest people to get a picture of]) We would like to thank Lisa Scott for all her work on the ads and putting together the highlights of the seniors' high school days. Sonya Summers is a terrific general helper. Sandy Brackett and Robin Churchill were on the staff for half a year and they both did an excellent job. Carrie Koyne andJamie Lawrence, both first-year members, have been great general help to everyone on the staff. We would like to give special thanks to all of our helpers who have put in some time for us when they could have been doing something else. Bryan, Karen, and Karla Cannon, Patti Gregory, Bridget Bell, Kathy Summers, Teresa Myers, Jenny Rhodes have all been of special help in labeling pictures, making 3-R s, checking proofs, and just generally being there when we needed something done. We will both miss Win-Co-Hi and making the yearbook for everyone. Good luck to each and every one of you in your future plans. We hope that you get out of life what you want and that you make your every wish your goal for tomorrow. THANKS A BUNCH, GUYS!!!!! and 71 bk w (1) Colette Campbell; (2) Robert Waid, Janice Havens, and Steve Jennings play UNO; (3) Ed Shupenus (Sharp, Ed!); (4) Matt Newberry; (3) Sandy Renner and Mary Sides; (6) Robin Andrews and Amy Northrup; (7) Kirby Lawson; (8) Sara Fearneyhough. (9) Paula Kaufmann on Sadie Hawkins Day; (10) Mike R. Brown; (ll) Terri Thomas and Chris Pfeiffer; (12) Todd Little; (13) Judy Evans; (14) Robin Churchill; (13) Tracy and Teresa Virgin; (16) Lisa Scott on Shady Character Day; (17) Karen Welsh. lip where we belong We will remember- -ordering the tux, buying the dress, making sure everything is just perfect . . . prom's almost here . . . what kind of flowers? . . . will the juniors finish decorating? . . . Mom taking pictures . . . Alice's, Pennell's P.O. . . . the bikini guy with balloons . . . the band is No Secret . . . at last we re Up Where We Belong . . . checking your hair, getting pictures taken . . . building towers with the punch glasses . . . watch how the hoops move when they dance . . . what happens when they sit down? Nancy knows . . . Rita i shoes hanging from the chair . . . the last dance .. . breakfast at two a.m. . .. tired and happy ... Kaufmann, Nancy Moore. Back: Escorts Mike D. Brown. Mike R. Brown, -1982 Queen Laura Moore. 1982 King Tom Barber. Bill McLaughlin, Peter Peak. (2) 1983 Prom Queen and King, Barb and Todd. (3) Mr. Gilmore and Mr. Greer reading the teachrs' wills. (4) Crown-bearers John Lovekamp and Leslie Tribble. (3) Junior Class President Bryan Cannon reading the prophecies. This page: (6) The new king and queen are crowned by retiring royalty. (7) Junior Class Secretary Sara Fearneyhough reading the prophecies. (8) The beautiful castle. (9) Senior Class President Peter Peak reading the senior wills. (10) Prom queen and attendants: Janet King, Chrissy Cody, 1983 Queen Barb Davis, 1982 Queen Laura Moore, Paula Kaufmann, Nancy Moore. A Centennial Collage Friday, May 27, 1983, 7:30 p.m. . . . twelve years . . . over so soon? ... Is my hat on straight? . . . What do you mean, it’s supposed to be level? . . . lots of cameras . . . last time, you know . . . line up. swallow that gum . . . it's time . . . Glens March On, One Hundred . . . marching two by two . . . nice to have Julie with us .. . Mike’s speech . . . did he have to remind us about those third-place floats? . . . getting nervous . . . they're calling my name . . . I made it!. . . what a relief. . . Peter leads the turning of the tassels . . . big toss into the air .. . here we go .. . some in tears, some happy . . . saying goodbye . . . we re on our own, now — almost . . . where did the years go? Eric Thomas Top: Mr. Eddy congratu ■ lares Barb Brown, valedictorian. Above:Julie Stice receives her diploma. Above, right: Gregg Shimchick.J.B. Hoots, and Jeff Howard helping Jeff Smith (notice the hat). Right David Cherry presents the American Citizenship Award to Kirby Lawson, Eric Thomas looking serious about his speech on the past 100 years. 76 Left: Raquel Coultas, happy to receive her diploma. Below: Mr. Eddy congratulates Karen Cannon, salu -tatorian. Below, right: Mike D. Brown gives the humorous class response. Left center: David Cherry presents the American Citizenship Award to Barb Brown. Center: Party Flynn receives her diploma. Right center: Miss Jud helps to anchor things. Bottom: Mike Bettis, Mr. Kaiserman, and Mr. Gilmore wait with other 1983 graduates to begin the Commencement; Nancy Moore and Dennis O’Donnell receive those long-awaited diplomas. And tlten there ms darkness This year, the state's Health and Safety Code forced some changes in the school. We learned to study in spite of the hammers, saws, Sanders, drills, and paint and varnish smells, bur we really miss the auditorium and landing windows. U e try to have confidence that the state knows what it's doing, but that's difficult. (1) Gym floor in progress. Will it really stay dry (2) The landing windows as they used to be (}) The old auditorium windows were pretty, weren 't they 2 (4) Business as usual (}) The faculty looks over the blueprints Mentor!; ft •IntlCct IcrHeV Ubi ry e faatotk. l'r Mfc: SlAHour,Lodi, SVi � Hhr, Bdort 4 Afi«r 5dwf, er fitlfru TCd ncmHr« MR. MERL DUNHAM — knows every, thing about math —good explainer — won't go for much fooling around in class, says he 's there to do a job. Once in a while he cracks a joke, but tries not to smile. Says Calm down — I know it's Friday! and Be organized! and All right, Cats, let's hode ’em! BA in Mathematics. Teaches Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Math IV. Hobby — computers. Coaches girls' basketball, boys' baseball. MR. REG DUNHAM — big teddy bear — sweet — lots more bark than bite — but his singing could drive a person up the wall. Head football coach, Letterman's Club advisor. Teaches Government, Senior Problems, Business Econ., American History, Advanced American History, Sociology. Hobbies ? Yes! MRS. BRADSHAW — cheery, helpful — has respect for students — doesn t yell much — beats things into your brain — never lets you pick the weird word when it sounds right to you. BA in English. Hobbies — reading, golf. Teaches freshman, soph., junior English, journalism. Paw Prints advisor. To the class of 1983: In this time of uncertainty, I wish you confidence. In this time of inflation, I wish you financial security. In this rime of world-wide troubles, I wish you peace. But most of all, I wish you the joy and happiness all men should wish one another. MRS. CLOYD — funny, bubbly, outgoing — respects people 's feelings — easy to talk to —gets kids involved in sports even if they don t like to play. Says Yippy skippy! and You big road! and Does that include me too? Teaches PE, coached softball until she went off to have another little shortstop this year. Hobbies: any outdoor activity, playing with my little girls. ” BS in Ed. MRS. FRANSEEN — Mother — perfectionist — hates for people to chew gum — willing to stop what she is doing to help you — spacey — famous sneezes — rushes you on speech papers — leave off the A T! BA in English, MA in Literature. Teaches English IV, English 300, Speech, American History (this year). Yearbook advisor. Hobbies: bridge, home repair. MR. GILMORE — very different, kind of strict, but all-around nice guy — good teacher — grades hard — would like to treat students like adults — radical. Likes parties at his house. Says Later! and Cut the extraneous conversation! Teaches Biology, Human Biology, First Aid, Health, Core Science. BS in Botany. Hobby: beekeeping. 80 MR. GOETZE — tireless explainer (you learn a lot) — knows everything there is to know about farming — willing to work 24 hours a day to make the FFA go — nice — lets you play with sandboxes — says ... and one thing and another. MS, University of Illinois. Teaches Vocational Agriculture classes. FFA advisor. Hobbies: raising hogs, outdoor recreational activities. MR. GREER — brightens up the day, and not just with his pink sweater — very funny guy, but tells very corny jokes — chauvinistic —gives early Christmas presents — waves his arms when he talks — often a very helpful counselor. Dean of Students. Says Hi, guy, and Where were you first hour? Teaches Intro to Business, Core Math. Hobbies: officiating, fishing, golfing. BS in Business, Illinois College. To the Class of 198): I hope they will always keep their good sense of humor. MRS. HARR — Never says anything bad about people — cares about everybody — sweet — hates it when people pee! paint off her walls. Cheerful, laughs at the class's jokes. Says That's fantabulous! and There were only seven pieces of gum on the ceiling at the beginning of the year! Teaches Freshman Core, soph, and junior English, Novels. BA in English. Hobbies: reading, cooking, dancing, going to the movies, farming, watching television. To the Class of 198): I wish each member much love, success, and happiness. MR. HERRING — Chief — spends enormous amounts of time doing things with and for the band — identifiable by perfectly coordinated ties, socks, shoestrings (Fifth A venue A wful) — makes terrible puns — makes you sing the same song a million times. Says Have a nice day, and Are you chewing gum? and Hit it and back off! Teaches Theory, Music Appreciation. Directs Choir, Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band. To the Class of 198): I wish them the ability to enjoy the good things in life. Hobby: teaching music. MR. HILLIARD — a lot of people's favorite teacher — takes time with students — listens when you need a friend — loves drafting — rich. Team says Meathead is the best volleyball coach in the USA — makes it fun. Teaches Drafting. Woods, Building Trades, General Shop. BS in Education. To the Class of 198): Somebody needs to! Hobby: Numismatics. MISS JUD — nice funny, moody — will do about anything for you — great help on speeches and term papers. Needs constant supply of gophers. Hobbies: I like to do normal things — eating meals on time, sleeping eight full hours, having an occasional evening to myself— things like that. Says she teaches Speech, American History, Senior English, Junior English, occasionally PE, and several study halls — also Phil McLaughlin's Algebra. (Actually — she's only the librarian, audio-visual supervisor. Pom-Pon advisor, play director, and video-camera person for all sports.) BA, MLS. MR. KAISERMAN — tries awfully hard to be helpful — usually succeeds — not easy to understand, but if you take your time he usually has the information you need. Hobbies: bowling, basketball, collecting oldies, golf. Guidance counselor. BA, MA. To the Class of 1983: Always try to do your personal best. MR. KARCHER — GIJOE — easy to get along with — knows more about cars than almost anyone. Teaches Auto Mechanics I and II, Industrial Arts I and II. Hobbies: raquetball, hunting, camping. AAS in Auto Mechanics, BS in Occupational Education. To the Class of1983: I hope they never stop growing wiser. MRS. LASHMETT — well informed about surprising things — has definite opinions. Says Where did you learn that word? I didn’t teach it to you! and Yes, Devin? Teaches French, Psychology. French Club sponsor. Hobbies: sewing, knitting, bridge, reading, basketball (spectator!), shopping, crossword puzzles. Wish for the Class of 1983: Whatever they want that 's good for them. AB. MRS. LONERGAN — a lor of people 's favorite teacher. Easy to get along with. Only likes parties if it's her birthday. Puts people to work — says Busy, busy, busy! Teaches Business Law, Accounting, Recordkeeping, Typing. Hobbies: reading, working. Wish for the class of 1983: That each senior who wants a job will be able to Find one to his or her liking. BA. 82 MRS. LOVEKAMP — fun teacher — makes hard tests — blunt and to-the-point — always in a good mood until 8th hour study hall. Teaches Orientation to Home Economics, Resource Management, Foods and Nutrition, Adult Living, Clothing and Textiles, Parenting. FHA advisor. Hobbies: sewing, gardening, taking care of my family. Wish for the Class of 1983: For all the students to have successful careers, and to succeed in whatever area they choose. BS in Home Economics. MISS MALMSTEDT — hates it when you put people down — artistic — gets mad at us in class meetings — doesn't always let the juniors do what they want, but we had a first-place float, a great prom, and a good time. Hobbies: arts and crafts, reading Harlequin romances, watching movies, collecting thimbles and giraffes. Teaches LD and Resource, Cheerleader sponsor. BA. MR. McCALL — computerized brain — Rubik's Cube genius — will knock himself out to help you if he thinks you want to learn — tells funny things about what he has done. Teaches Basic Computer Programming, Chemistry, Pre-algebra, Physical Science, Earth Science. Hobbies: chess, sports, family. Wish for the Class of 1983: An A in chemistry for all college students. BS, Illinois College. MR. MOORE — never loses his cool — always friendly to people in the halls — works basketball players to death the first two weeks of practice. Says Like I said . . . Hobbies: basketball, softball, cliff diving. Varsity basketball coach, girls’ softball coach, athletic director. Teaches Driver Edu ■ cation, social studies. BS, Western Illinois University. Says Success and happiness to the Class of '83 — it's been fun working with you these four years. MRS. RANFT — sweet and helpful — talented. Teaches Beginning Art and Advanced Art, Photography. Hobbies: all kinds of art media, especially painting; camping, survival. Art Club advisor. BS. MR. ROTH — ‘Jasper — understanding about excuses in PE. Says Run, run, run.' Teaches Boys’ PE, coaches girls' track, freshman and JV basketball. Hobbies: girl watching, basketball, sports in general. For the Class of 1983: I wish them a very prosperous life after Win-Co-Hi. MRS. SIPES — lights up when she smiles — smiles even when she says Sit down and shut up! Likes Pepsi parties. Teaches Coop. Hobbies: swimming, tennis, reading. Wish for the Class of 1983: The best of everything. BS. MRS. WORRELL — really nice — knows what's going on in the department all the time. Says Let’sgo with it! Hobbies: sewing, cooking, gardening, working outside with my husband on the farm. Teaches Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice, Business Machines. BSE, Northeast Missouri State University. 83 Zhose who make it go Left: Rex W. Eddy, principal. Right: Virgil Coughlin, superintendent. Below: Board of Education, Scott County Community Unite District 1, 1982-83. Seated: Gary Hurrelbrink, Steven Andras, Jacqueline Hanback, Robert Brown. Standing: Virgil Coughlin, Catherine Taylor (secretary), Janet Staples, Don Pence, Elmer Suttles. Bottom left: Janet Greer. WHS secretary. Center: Geraldine McGuire, board office secretary. Right: Evelyn Haggard, board office secretary. WHEN I WAS LITTLE — I thought the superintendent made the money to pay the teachers; I mean he drew it and he colored it green. The rest of the time he listened to the weather forecast and dreamed about Easter vacation. NOW I KNOW that he only worries about the money to pay the teachers; the rest of the time he worries about whether more people will be mad if he calls off school because of snow or if he doesn't. WHEN I WAS LITTLE — I thought the school board members walked through the halls of the school writing things down about what the students were doing. When they found out, they didn 't tell anyone — they just made new rules. NOW I KNOW the the school board members hardly ever walk through the halls. They do spend a lot of time (and don't even get paid for it) trying to solve problems and get enough money to do it all. WHEN I WAS LITTLE — I thought the cooks at the grade school found everything there in the kitchen when they came in the morning, and they just served it. NOW I KNOW that the cooks have to figure out what people will eat and not leave on their trays — plus figuring out how to cook for hundreds of people every day. They make it pretty good, too. WHEN I WAS LITTLE — I thought the bus driver was awfully smart because he knew where everyone lived. He stopped fights when he had to and didn't yell more than he had to. NOW I KNOW I was right. WHEN I WAS LITTLE — I didn't know there was a school board office, or any secretaries there. I didn‘t know there were any records to keep or any forms to fill out. WHEN I WAS LITTLE — I thought a was feet did bad WHEN I WAS LITTLE — I thought the principal about seven tall. If I something enough, he could call the army to come and get me. NOW I KNOW that a principal is a person just like anyone else. Sometimes he makes wise decisions but sometimes he doesn't bee a use he doesn't know everything that has happened. He never actually kills anyone, and probably doesn't know the army's telephone num -ber. WHEN I WAS LITTLE — I thought the lady in the school office just an -swered the telephone all day and read magazines to pass the time. NOW I KNOW that the lady in the office has more to do than probably anyone in the whole school. It is nice that she can still be so friendly and helpful. janitor just moved peacefully along behind his mop and hummed to himself. I didn t know he had to fix the boilers and toilets and sinks and water fountains and lights and projectors and shades and doors and windows and the whole building, really. I WAS PRETTY DUMB. Top left: school cooks Millie Scott, Helen Tankersley, and Jessie Campbell. Top right: Art Capps, bus mechanic. Center: Bus drivers, front: Betsy Kruger, Donna Lawrence, Bonnie Summers. Back: Clarence Sheppard, Dave Daniels, Randy Do-len, Lester Turner, Ivan Me Dade, Henry Krueger. Missing Geraldine McGuire, Sharon Miller, Bob Capps, Betty Capps. See p. 86 for picture of Amos Greenwood, everybody's favorite janitor. There is a rumor chat our good friend, Amos Greenwood, will retire next year. While he is still around, the students and faculty would like him to know that we respect his many abilities and enjoy his unfailing sense of humor. (I) Robyn and (background) Bill (2) Carrie (3) Dave King (4) Birdy and Gibbie (3) Karen and Emily on Hat Day (6) Bridget (7) Lori and Beth (8) Deanna (9) Tim Savage A word from the sponsor I would like to commend this year's staff for its hard work and dedication — especially the editor, Eric Thomas, who has been on the staff for four years. His experience and good judgement have made everything go smoothly. 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What sets us apart is the people we bring together Compliments of Illinois College For more information — Director of Admissions Illinois College Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 Compliments of n nun z. v. Zenith Sales And Service ft Disposing of Seth Cooper — Bill, Andy, Chris Manchester 587-3301 Compliments of MK- d MKS. JC. AjCJCSW WAZZ MK- MKS. KOWACD ?. KOKJJVSOJV % Best of luck in the future to the Class of 83 Compliments of Queem’s dkjvs-jm Kathryn Pittenger seozz eouwzv snsnms tspakzmsmz JfUK ZS PjCUMKJM AMT) MSA W Manchester 587-2921 Compliments of SMSKWJM KSAT SSZA ZS (She SBtnrhester (Suites 4 South Hill Street Winchester Larry E. Sherwin 32 Vi S. Main, Winchester seozz SAKM SSKVJCS Elmer Fedder, editor 742-3313 ENTERPRISES 8 Cross Street Winchester 742-5516 SHIRTS STUFF W. Wilkins, owner Bluffs Winchester Alsey 7M-3313 742-3121 742-3115 (l) Jeff Lee Howard; (2) Ray McDade; (3) Kristy Summers; (4) sophomore speech class finds something hilarious — Chris. Jamie, Michelle. Rita, Debra, Kim; (3) Peter Peak; (6) Randy Graham; (7) Barb Brown; (8) Karen Cannon. Until next year — keep smiling! (l) Andy Sellars and friend at the U. of Missouri conservation exhibit (2) We can t tell you the name, but the initials are E.S. (3) Taletha auditions for Romeo and Juliet (4) Donnie Jones and Gregg Shimchick (3) Martin collects pennies to contribute to the WILDCAT (6) Mike White (7) Toni Millik, Melissa Weder on Ag Day (8) Lynne Hamilton