Winchester High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Winchester, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

THE CHOSEN Because he is always for the senior class — Because he never makes a mistake (he thought he did once, but he was wrong) — Because he knows more about history, government, and economics than anyone should — Because he knows how to make those subjects almost interesting — Because this is his last year as an inspiring head football coach — and because he is, in spite of his gruff ways, a caring person — This book is respectfully dedicated to Mr Dunham. starring The Class of 1984 and featuring Tim Lawson as Student Council Rep. Chuck Yelm as Class Secretary Todd Lawson as Class President Bryan Cannon as Vice-president Rita Lawless as Treasurer CRAIG ANDERS Fav. song: I Love My Truck ambition: to own Winchester's biggest lunkyard pet peeve: slow cars fav. teacher: Mr Goetze fav. class: Auto Mechanics fav. persons. Mom and Dad activities: Auto Mechanics Club 2 years. ITC 1. FFA 4 ROBIN ANDREWS fav. saying: If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you it’s yours; if it doesn’t, it was never meant to be. fav. song: Cum On. Feel the Noize — Quiet Riot ambition: CPA fav. teacher: Mrs. Cloyd fav. persons: all my friends activities: basketball 3 years, softball 4. cheerleading 1, French Club 3 awards honors: All Conference — basketball 2 years, softball 1; Most Improved basketball '82 '83. sophomore Homecoming attendant. Freshman class sec. Who 's Who KAREN ARNOLD fav song. No One Like You by Scorpions, and Faithfully by Journey ambition: maior in Home Ec. ed.. minor m fashion merchandising, teach someday pet peeve: people who think they are above the rules, and hypocritical people fav. persons: my family and Phil. I'd like to co-star with: Tom Selleck and Jameson Parker activities: basketball. Librarian. Biology Club. 1 year; volleyball, yearbook staff (editor '83 84) 2. cheerleading 3. FHA 3 (pres. v.p.). Student Council 1 awards honors: volleyball letter 2. Most Improved '83. Homecoming Queen '83 BETH BROWN fav. saying: You snarf bag! fav. song: Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler ambition teach Lon Davis she isn't the only pet in this world, and convince Mike Bettis that my car is better than his fav teachers: Mrs Lonergan. Mr Reg Dunham fav. persons: M S . MB. S.P .J.S.. and P.G.. I'd like to co-star with Mr T activities: Marching Band 3 years awards and honors Marching Band letter 3 years; perfect attendance 1 year; Band Camp Award (being bored) ANGIE BURBY fav song: Straight from the Heart by Brian Adams ambition have lots of money pet peeve: people who never forgive and forget fav teachers: Mrs Harr and Mr Greer fav class: General Business fav person: Terry A Palmer I'd like to co-star with Merdock of the A Team MICHELLE CAMPBELL motto: A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. ambition: traveling pet peeve having to get up at 5:00 fav. teachers All of the teachers that I have had fav classes: Novels and Choir fav persons: my family I'd like to co-star with: David Hasselhoff or Gil Gerard in mystery or detective movies activities basketball 2 years awards honors: WIVC All Conference Choir 2 years SANDY BRICKEY fav. song: Straight from the Heart by Brian Adams. Working Hard for Your Money. After the Fall ambition fashion buyer pet peeve: people who |udge someone before they get to know him fav teachers: Mrs. Worrell. Mrs Lonergan. Mrs Lovekamp fav class: Business Machines. Typing II fav persons: Tom. Mom Dad. my family and friends activities: Pom Pons, basketball, volleyball. librarian. FHA. Biology Club awards honors: honor roll, merit roll, letter in volleyball TRACI BROWN fav saying: To you I owe the thought I think; my dream is yours to share fav. song: Keep on Loving You. by R E 0 Speedwagon ambition: administrative or legal secretary pet peeves: bottom lockers, and hearing Mr Roth say. Sprinters on the line! fav class Typing II fav persons: my friends family I'd like to co-star with: Tom Selleck activities cheerleading 4 years, track 4. Paw Prints 2. FFA 1. Junior Class vice president awards honors Wildcat Award in track, perfect attendance 1 year BRYAN CANNON fav. song: Come Sail Away” lav sayings: I didn't do anything! and Would I do a thing like that? ambition: nude skydiver activities: football 4 years, basketball 4. track 4. Marching Band 4, Jazz Band 3. Concert Band 4. Student Council 3. Drama Club 2. weightlifting 4. FFA 2 Band Council 2 awards honors: letters m football 3. track 4. band 4; band pres. '83. soph, and |r. class pres., senior class v.p.. Boys' State, letter in basketball '83-84. Illinois State Scholar JUDY EVANS fav. saying: Eyes, when properly used. can accomplish much fav. song: Separate Ways” by Journey pet peeve: LOSING fav. teachers: Miss Jud. Mr Reg Dunham fav. persons: Mom. Dad. family friends, Mike activities: track, basketball. 4 yrs; volleyball, softball. Marching Band, Concert Band. 2; Pom pon, Drama Club, librarian, Biology Club. FHA. 1; French Club ! ; Co-op awards honors: Wildcat awards in track, volleyball, basketball; MVP track 2 yrs. volleyball 1; 7th in discus '83 state track meet: school records in discus shotput, conf. dist. 1st place in shotput discus MIKE COCKERILL fav. saying: That's life. fav. song: Home Grown Tomatoes ambition: beat Wally in a game of chess pet peeve: two-faced people fav. teacher: Wally fav. class: Hilliard’s place I’d like to be in pictures with: John Wayne activities: football 4 years, track 4, weightlifting 5, ITC 2 awards honors: '83 football captain. ITC pres.. All-Conference football '83 NANCY COWHICK fav. saying: Enjoy this day; it will never come again.” fav. song: Cum On. Feel the Noize” by Quiet Riot ambition: move back to Lakewood. Colorado and be a court reporter fav teacher: all of them fav persons: Mom and Dad and all my relatives I wish I could have co-starred with: Larry Breeding activities: Marching Band 2 years. Drama Club 2 awards: perfect attendance. 4 KELLY DICKSON fav. saying: Just leave me alone! and Let's party! fav. song: Turn the Page by Bob Seger ambition: paramedic pet peeve: high society people who really aren't anything fav. teachers: Mrs Cloyd. Mrs Harr. Mr Greer fav. class: psychology fav. persons: Mom. Dad. EL. R.. the late Randy R. I would like to co-star with: EL or R. activities: FFA 2 years. FHA 1 KATHY EARLY fav. saying: To have a friend, you must first be a friend. fav song: Up Where We Belong ambition: be able to stay out past 10:30 on a Saturday night pet peeve: being called Squirrely Early” fav. teacher: Mrs. Cloyd fav. class: Typing II fav. persons: my family and friends I would like to co-star with: the Incredible Hulk activities: basketball 1 year, softball 4 awards honors, perfect attendance '81 82. softball letter 2. Most Improved in softball DAWN ELLEN EDDINGER fav. saying: Buddies, right?” fav. song. Any Day Now by Ronnie Milsap. Queen of the Broken Hearts by Loverboy ambition: be a nurse pet peeve: people who take credit for things they didn't do fav. persons: Mom. Dad. Debra I'd like to co-star with: Pierce Brosnan activities: FFA 1 year. Biology Club 2. cheerleading 4. Student Council. Scholastic Bowl awards honors: National Honor Society. Who's Who. Girls' State, freshman Homecoming attendant, freshman class pres., soph, class sec. PAM EVANS nickname: Toots fav. song: “Feels so Right by Alabama ambition: be a good wife mother (someday), help Tony in business pet peeve: girls who go after other guys while theirs are at college fav. teacher: Mrs. Bradshaw fav. class: Math fav. persons: Tony Moore, my family activities: Paw Prints staff 3 years, softball 4. volleyball 2. Student Council 2 awards honors: letters in volleyball softball, all years; |r. class treas.. Hustler of the Year (volleyball). All Conference '82. Best Defensive Player (v'ball). All-Conference '83 KELLY FEARNEYHOUGH fav saying: I don't care. lav. song: Making Love out of Nothing at All by Air Supply; Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler ambition: secretary or nurse's aide pet peeve: two faced people fav teachers: Mrs Harr. Mr Reg Dunham. Mrs Cloyd. Mrs Lonergan fav. class: lst-hour Senior Problems. P.E. fav. persons: friends and family I’d like to co-star with: Tom Selleck activities: FHA 3 years, librarian, speech contest. Co-op PATTI GLOSSOP fav saying: Hey. dude, let’s party! fav songs: Making Love out of Nothing at All by Air Supply, and Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler fav. teachers: Mrs. Lonergan. Mrs. Harr. Mr. Reg Dunham fav persons: J.B.. B.B.. M S.. B K. J.A.. D.H., K.F. I'd like to co-star with: Humphrey Bogart activities: Marching Band 4 years. Drama Club 2. basketball statistician 2. speech team 3 awards honors: band letter 4. Band Camp Award (being bored) SARA FEARNEYHOUGH fav saying: Get a life or get out! fav song: Cum On. Feel the Noize by Quiet Riot ambition: medical technologist fav teachers: Mr Reg Dunham. Mrs Sipes fav class: 8th hour Junior English fav persons: Mom Dad I'd like to co-star with: Tom Selleck activities: FFA 4 years. Student Council 1, basketball 1. yearbook 1. FHA 1 JEANNIA FRY fav. saying: So what7 Who cares7 fav. song: I Love Rock n Roll by Joan Jett the Blackhearts ambition: be a good wife and work pet peeve: flirts fav teachers: Mr. Goetze. Mrs. Harr. Mrs Lovekamp fav. person: Donald Fry awards honors: FFA 4 years, basketball 1. perfect attendance 4 ROBBIE GOFORTH fav. saying: Whassup? fav. song: Metal Health by Quiet Riot ambition: party night and day pet peeve: juniors fav. teacher: Miss Jud fav. class: PE fav. persons: Gary Palmer. Dave Sanders. Matt Newberry I'd like to co-star with: stag models in porno flicks activities: baseball DeANNE HARDWICK fav. saying: I don't know, it's up to you fav. song: Maniac” by Michael Simbello. “Making Love out of Nothing at AH by Air Supply ambition become a doctor fav. teachers: Mrs Lonergan and Mrs Harr fav. class: Psychology fav. persons: family and friends I'd like to co-star with: Burt Reynolds in a love story activities: |Ournalism 1 year awards honors: merit and honor roll CHRIS FLETCHER fav saying: You'll get over it. or Caught again, eh. Martin7 fav. song: Come Sail Away by STYX ambition: accounting or agribusiness pet peeve: people who don’t TRY to achieve their goals and then wonder why they didn't make it fav. class: French 1. Jaz2 Band. Co-op fav. persons: Mom Dad. Chris P. activities: baseball. Marching Band. Jazz Band. Concert Band, FFA 4 years; football 1, FFA basketball 4 awards honors: Who's Who. U.S. National Band Award. All District Jazz Band 2; All District Concert Band 1, band letter 3. baseball letter 2. FFA trophies ribbons MARTIN GREGORY fav. saying: Tastes as good as Bud but costs less.” fav song: Momma Let Him Play by Johnny Doucette. Free Bird” by Lynyrd Skynrd ambition: be a famous engineer pet peeve: two faced people fav teacher: Miss Jud fav persons: Mom and the rest of the family activities: football 4 years, baseball 3. basketball 1, track 1, Drama Club 2. FFA basketball, weightlifting 4 awards honors: Who's Who . merit roll, letters in football 2. baseball 1. track 1. Scholastic Bowl REBECCA HAWKINS fav. song: “Making Love Out of Nothing at All by Air Supply ambition: make enough money so that I can live comfortably without worrying fav. teachers: Mr Greer and Mrs. Harr fav. class: Journalism fav persons: Mom. Dad. and Tim I’d like to co-star with: Remington Steele (Pierce Brosnan) in a romance activities: Student Council 1 year. FHA 1, Pom Pon 1, basketball 4. Paw Prints 2. basketball 4. volleyball 1, statskeeper 1, Mr Moore's secretary3 awards honors: All-Conference basketball 3 years, best defensive player in volleyball. 4 letters in basketball. 1 in volleyball MIKE HOI FORD fav saying: Duh — OK. George fav song: She Works Hard for the Money fav teachers: all of them fav persons. Mom. Dad. and Joe Killday I'd like to co-star with: the Three Stooges activities: Auto Mechanics Club 2 years. ITC 1 awards honors: perfect attendance 2 AARON JONES fav saying: Whatever turns your wheels fav song ‘ Let’s Get Crazy by Quiet Riot fav teachers: Mrs Harr and Mr Goetze fav. class: Auto Mechanics I would like to co-star with, the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders activities: basketball 2 years. FFA 4. Auto Mechanics Club 2 BRANDI KIRKBRIDE fav. saying Well fav. song: Take It on the Run by REO, Cuts Like a Knife by Brian Adams ambition: be an LPN or flight attendant fav. teachers: Mrs Harr. Mrs Lonergan. Mr Reg Dunham fav class: first hour Senior Problems fav persons: friends. P.G. I would like to star with: Andrew Stevens in mystery movies activities: FHA 2 years PHILLIP HETTINGER fav saying: . and one thing and another ... fav song. Don't Stop Believing” and Take Me to Heart ambition: to be very successful and live m Hawaii pet peeve Dallas Cowboys fav teacher Mr Goetze fav. class: 7th hour Hall Roaming fav. persons: Julie, family, friends I'd like to co-star with: Julie, in Love Story activities. FFA 4 years, basketball 4 awards honors: basketball letterman 2 years, top Greenhand crop judge 1980. freshman free throw award '80-81 TONY HUBBERT fav. saying: “Get out of my face! fav songs: Safety Dance and Total Eclipse of the Heart ambition: be the best interior decorator in the world pet peeve: people who have no class fav. persons: my family and friends I would like to co-star with Vivian Leigh in Civil War movies activities: Student Council JOE KILLDAY fav song Two Less Lonely People in the World by Air Supply ambition: play for the LA. Dodgers pet peeve: nosy people fav teachers: Mrs. Lashmett. Mr Dunham fav. class. Senior English I would like to co-star with Victoria Principal activities: football 4 years, baseball 4, basketball 4. Jazz Band 1. FFA 3. Marching Band 3. Lettermen's Club 3. Band Council 1. Ag sentinel 1 RITA LAWLESS fav saying: You have to hold a person like a butterfly — with an open hand fav song: Still by the Commodores ambition: be a comfortably wealthy pharmacist fav persons Mom. Dad. Jom. Kelly activities: FFA. Bio CLub 2 years, basketball statskeeper. scorekeeper. Student Council. Paw Prints awards honors, freshman v.p.. y. class treasurer. Student Council v.p.. National Honor Society. Outstanding Journalist award, alt to Girls' State. DAR Award. Jr Marshal. 1983. Illinois State Scholar TIM LAWSON fav. saying: Ba ha ha! fav. song: Desperado by the Eagles ambition: to live life to its fullest pet peeve: certain juniors fav. teachers: all of them fav class: Junior English activities: football, track. FFA awards honors: letters in track 3 years, football 2 TODD LAWSON fav saying: Ba ha ha!” fav. song: Two out of Three Ain't Bad' by Meatloaf pet peeve: |umors fav. class: Mrs Bradshaw's Junior English fav, persons: Mom and Dad I'd like to star in a triple X movie with Valerie Bertinelli activities: Drama Club 4 years. FFA 4. track 3. football 4. Auto Mech. Club 1. FHA 1 awards and honors: FFA. president '83-84 JESS McNEECE fav sayings: Who. me7 and Naw fav song: Delirious” by Prince ambition: get a date with a girl from Winchester pet peeve: juniors fav. teacher: Mr Hilliard fav. class: woodworking fav. persons: Dad and Di I’d like to co-star with: the Marx Brothers activities: football. ITC 4 years, track 3 awards and honors: 3 letters in track, 2nd place '81-82 volleyball tournament. '81-82 basketball tournament champs. 1 letter in football BRENDA LOMELINO fav saying: Gosh dang it!” fav. song: all of Kenny Rogers' songs ambition: beautician (maybe), mother and housewife pet peeve: two-faced people and flirts fav. teacher: Mr Goetze fav. class: Ag fav persons: Dan N. Mom and Dad. Bonnie. Jordan I'd like to co-star with: Tom Selleck in a love story activities: FFA 4 years. FHA 2 awards honors: FFA Scholarship phil McLaughlin Nickname: “Stump” fav. saying; Ba-ha-ha! fav. song: Momma, Let Him Play” by Johnny Doucette ambition: star in a country western movie as a tumbleweed fav teacher Miss Jud fav. class: study hall in library 8th hour fav. persons: my family and Karen activities: football, basketball, baseball 4 years, in charge of 5th hour study hall awards and honors: 3 letters in football and baseball. 1 m basketball, batting average and base stealing awards, merit roll. MVP and All Conference football RAY McDADE fav. saying: Life goes on.” fav. song ' Rock of Ages by Def Leopard ambition; be an auto and diesel mechanic pet peeve: freshmen fav. teacher: Mr Dunham fav. class: Auto Mechanics I'd like to star in: a movie about high speed driving ANGELIA McNEECE fav. saying: I'm sure! fav. song: Paradise Tonight ambition: become a movie star and be rich pet peeve: people of the school who think they can run other people's lives fav. teacher: Mrs. Harr fav. class: Business Machines I'd like to co-star with: Scott Baio $ danny McPherson nickname: Do-do-doot do Danny Mac fav. saying: “Airhead! fav. song: The Jogger and the Devil Went Down to Georgia” ambition own a ’55 and a '57 Chevy to customize the way I want fav. teachers: Mr Reed. Mr R Dunham. Mr M Dunham. Mr Wally McCall fav. class: Mr. Reed's Biology class fav. persons: Grandpa ( Helper') I'd like to co-star with: George Burns activities: football manager. FFA 4 years, baseball 3. basketball 2. basketball manager 2. track 1. ITC 1 awards honors: letters. 4 sports 8 SYDNEY PEAK fav song: Making Love out of Nothing at All by Air Supply pet peeve: people who are mean to CATS fav teachers: all of them fav persons: my family and friends activities cheerleadmg 4 years. French Club 3. track 2 honors awards perfect attendance 1 year, junior Homecoming attendant, senior Homecoming attendant SANDY PFEIFFER fav song Don't Stop Believin' ambition: CPA fav teachers Mrs Lonergan. Mrs Menard. Mrs Lashmett fav classes: Novels. Chemistry. Senior English fav persons Tom and Dad I'd like to co-star with: Tom Cruise activities: Speech Team, librarian. volleyball. ITC, Scholastic Bowl awards and honors: National Honor Society, honor roll. Illinois State Scholar GARY PALMER fav saying Sing me a song fav. song: Every Breath You Take ambition country music singer pet peeve: not being with the one I want to be with fav teachers: all of them fav. class: Auto Mechanics. PE fav. persons: Mom. Dad. Mary. D.S.. R.G. I'd like to co-star with my third favorite person activities: Auto Mechanics Club. 2 years RANDY PENCE fav saying: By golly gee a bolly! fav song: Safety Dance by Men Without Hats ambition: become a mechanic and build MEAN cars pet peeve: homework fav teacher: Mr Karcher fav. class: Auto Mechanics fav persons: Mom and Dad activities: basketball and FFA 4 years, football 3. Auto Mechanics Club honors awards: Defensive Award in basketball. 1 letter in football and basketball. Most Improved football '83 AMY NORTHROP fav song Amie by Pure Prairie League ambition be a PE teacher, coach and world famous bartender pet peeve people who think they know everything fav teacher Mrs Harr fav class 8th hour Junior English. Psychology fav persons Mom and Dad activities basketball and softball 4 years. journalism 1 awards and honors: MVP softball '83. Wildcat Award in basketball '83. letters m basketball and softball 3 MARIE RENNER fav saying: You guys — I gotta go home! fav. song Total Eclipse of the Heart pet peeve: the attitude of the junior class fav. teacher. Mrs. Harr fav. class: Junior English (that is why I took it twice) fav persons: Mom. A.L.G . M L.N I'd like to co-star with: David Hasselhoff (Knight Rider) activities: FHA 1. yearbook staff 2. Co-op MATT NEWBERRY fav saying That's a scary thought' fav song I Wanna Kiss the Bride ambition stomp out all species of Rexus Eddeus pet peeve girls named Muffy and guys named Biff fav teachers Mrs Harr. Mr Herring fav. class: Jazz Band fav. person: Mom activities: Choir. Jazz Band. Concert Band. Marching Band awards and honors All Conference Choir. All Conference Band 2. United States National Band Award BILL PRICE fav. saying Won't be the first time. won't be the last” fav. song: Rosanna” ambition: to be a Marine and a cop pet peeve people who think they’re better than everyone, when they know I am fav. teacher: all of them fav. class: History fav. person: Tammy Allen I'd like to co-star with Anybody except guys and dogs (hint, hint) activities: ITC 2 years. FHA 2 awards and honors: letters in football and track 2 years. All Conference in football ’83 OBYN ROBERTS iv. song: Desperado by the Eagles et peeve: egotistical people iv. teacher Mr Reg Dunham jv. class: Auto Mechanics iv. persons: A A. Tina, and all of my friends d like to co-star with: Abbott and Costello ctivities: football 4 years. Auto Mechanics 2, track 1. ITC 1. FEA 1 wards honors: football letters. 2 years CATHY SCHOENEWEIS fav saying: “I hate school! fav song The Rose ambition: social worker fav teachers: Mr Goetze and Mr. Hilliard fav class Woods III fav persons: Steve, friends, family I'd like to co-star with: Scott Baio activities: softball 1 year, FFA 3 (coreporter 2). ITC 1 (vice-pres.). Auto Mechanics Club 1. FHA 2 honors awards: Top Dairy Judge, section winner in Dairy Producing Records STEVEN SIPES fav. saying: GO FOR IT! fav. song: Let's Get Crazy by Quiet Riot ambition: draftsman pet peeve: Winchester High School's parking policy fav teachers: Miss Jud. Mrs Bradshaw. Mr Hilliard fav. class: drafting fav. persons: family. Cathy, friends. Jim Carter I'd like to co-star with: Christi Brinkley activities: Band 2Vi years. ITC 3. Auto Mechanics Club 2 honors awards: band letter ALLEN STEELE fav saying: Airhead!’ fav song: Metal Health by Quiet Riot ambition: own an auto body shop pet peeve: English fav. teacher: Mr Herring fav. classes: Jazz Band and Woods III and IV fav. persons: my family and friends activities: Band 4 years. ITC 1. Auto Mechanics Club 1. FFA 3 DAVID SUNBEAM SANDERS fav. saying: Act like you got a BRAIN! fav. song: Lady Down on Love” by Alabama ambition: be a personal bodyguard to Gary Palmer when he becomes a great country western singer pet peeve: juniors fav. teacher: Mrs. Harr fav. class: 8th hour Junior English fav. persons: G P and R.G. I'd like to co-star with: all of this year's Playboy centerfolds activities: basketball, baseball, track. 1 year; FFA; Auto Mechanics Club MELISSA SCOn fav saying: Fine — just be that way! fav song: Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler ambition to convince Tina White that my name is Doris Melissa pet peeve: Marcus Moore fav teachers: Mr Herring. Mrs. Ranft fav classes: Band. Photography. Art fav. persons: Jeff Scott. Josie Bender. ALL my CLOSE frierds activities Marching Band. Concert Band. Pep Band. 3 years; basketball 2 Vi, Art Club. Jazz Band 2; Drama Club 1. drum maior 1 awards honors NBAA Award; All District Concert Band CINDY SPRINGER fav saying: If there's a party. I'll most likely find it. If not. I'll most likely start it. fav song: Cum on. Feel the Noize by Quiet Riot ambition: get a good job and move out of Illinois pet peeve: preppy people fav. teachers: Mrs Harr. Mr R. Dunham Mrs Cloyd fav classes: Sophomore English. PE fav persons: all my friends I'd like to co-star with: Matt Dillon activities: FHA 1 year JODY STILLFLEW fav. song: Rock of Ages by Def Leopard ambition: computer programmer pet peeve: Routt fav. teachers: Mrs Menard and Mrs Lashmett fav. class: Senior English fav. person: Mom activities: Marching Band. Concert Band. Band Council, basketball, track. French Club. Biology Club, yearbook staff honors awards: band letters 2 years, track letter 1 KRISTI SUMMERS fav. song: Making Love Out of Nothing at All by Air Supply ambition: pharmacist pet peeve: pests fav teachers: all of them fav classes: Senior English. Math IV fav persons: my family activities FHA and French Club 3 years. Biology Club 2. manager of volleyball team 1 JEFF SUTTLES fav saying That cuts like a KNIFE! fav song: Free Bird by Lynyrd Skynyrd pet peeves Chevy trucks and country music fav teachers Mrs Harr. Mr Goetze fav. classes: 5th hour study hall. Psychology fav persons: Mom and Dad ambition: to moon all the girls that sit out on Mam Street on warm summer nights activities: FFA 3 years, basketball 2. FHA 3 weeks, baseball 1 year honors and awards basketball certificates. FFA Forestry Award. 7th place welding in Ag Mechanics contest MINDY SWARRINGIM fav. song: Old Time Rock and Roll by Bob Segar ambition: lawyer pet peeve people who think they are urban cowboys fav. teachers Mrs Lashrnett. Mrs. Menard fav. class: French fav. person: Mom activities: French Club 3 years, basketball manager (girls) 1 CRAIG VAN HYNING fav. song: Over the Mountain by Ozzy Ozborn ambition: to get a good |ob pet peeves: principals and assistant principals fav teacher: Mrs Harr fav. class: Ag Construction fav. persons: Mom and Dad I would like to co-star with: Tom Mosmc m westerns activities: hunting, fishing, partying, trapping, motorcycle riding RICH TEANEY nickname: Bop fav saying If you want to know the answer to an ignorant question, ask Mr Greer fav song: John Jacob Jmgleheimer Smith ambition conservationist or a BIG CITY wmo pet peeve juniors fav class: Mrs B's Junior English fav persons: Mom and Dad activities: FFA. football, baseball, weightlifting. 4 years: Drama Club, librarian. 2: FHA. 1 awards honors '83 84 Sec. 15 sentinel. Star Greenhand. Star Agribusinessman. IAYI delegate 2. '82 83 chapter sentinel, champion fruit salesman. IAA delegate VICKIE WELSH fav saying: I just don't understand life! fav song: Cum On. Feel the Noize by Quiet Riot ambition to get married and have a family pet peeve: favoritism fav teachers: Mrs. Cloyd. Mrs Lashrnett fav classes: Psychology. PE I'd like to co-star with: John Travolta activities FHA 2 years, librarian 1 awards honors perfect attendance 1 TONYA WHITEHEAD fav saying: The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed ” fav. song: Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler ambition being in a theatre production at Walt Disney World pet peeves: fake friends, and writing Mrs Bradshaw's Kleenex article HA! fav teachers: Mr Greer. Mrs Lashrnett fav. class: Psychology fav. persons, my family and all my friends I'd like to co-star with: Tom Selleck activities: Drama Club 3 years. Paw Prints 3. cheerleading mascot 1 CHUCK YELM nickname: Ch Huck and “Hucky fav. saying. Looks like a Stroh lite night! fav. song: Twinkle. Twinkle. Little Star ambition: see a HUCK's store open m Winchester fav teacher: Miss Jud fav. class: 8th hour Library fav persons: my parents activities: football, FFA. FFA basketball. FFA volleyball, football, weightlifting. 4 years: band. 2Vi years; library 1 awards honors: badminton champ, honor and merit roll COMING HOME HOMECOMING 1983 Top left: freshman float (those are supposed to be binoculars, we under stand). Top right: Senior attendant Syd Peak, escort Joe Killday. and chauffeur Mr. McCall (with Maximum Hauteur). Above: pallbearers (for the Hawks’ coffin) Pam Rainey and Deanna Shimchick; undertaker Carman Ranft. Clown, Laura Fletcher; Hawk, Melissa Johnson. Above right, first-place junior float. Right: three visually impaired referees — Bri an Jones. Mitchell Smith, Jimmy Zenge. Far right: Lon Likes directs Cat Carols. 12 Left sophomore float Below Kristy Summers gets a smile from the seniors’ float building left center the first Carrollton Hawk to bite the dust (Melissa Johnson) Center Mr Coughlin, parade marshal Bottom left: JV and varsity cheerleaders at the pep rally: from top. Lori Likes. Traci Brown. Syd Peak. Molly Coon. Terri Evans, Dawn Ellen Eddmger (almost hidden), Debra Ed-dinger, Chris Hubbert, Angie Hatcher. Gay Lynne Brockhouse. Karen Arnold. (Kathie Killday and Mandy Sipes are in the back somewhere) Karen Arnold pA'fAQg ll X. J iur CA i • I NVARSu a i Every year, Homecoming starts with the same thing — float building. Add that to your regular work and what you do in band, football, volleyball. Pom-pons, cheerleading, etc., and you may look back later and wonder how you found time to do it — but it's always fun. At least this year it was fun up to Wednesday night when a certain thing happened and caused the bonfire to be canceled. (Thanks.) But that was soon forgotten, and we did the usual things like cramming twenty people into a pickup truck to ride around and paint the roads and tee pee various places. Everyone then went home to wash off the shaving cream and get ready for Friday with no classes — finest kind! The Friday movies were “Little Rascals” and “Take Down. The smells of popcorn and other food filled the auditorium and the forbidden soda cans were everywhere. Then the pep-rally, with so many skits that we didn't get to do them all. The MC from Alsey was cool, and the Hawk died — too bad! Then the floats lined up for judging near the bus garage, and the parade made its way past the grade school and uptown. Nobody's float fell apart, and it was generally agreed that all the floats were the best in years. One new feature — several people dressed up and marched in the parade. Maybe more will next year? It was good to see all the old grads at the game. We wiped out the Carrollton Hawks — what a great Homecoming victory! Everyone was ready to celebrate. Then it was time to hurry, hurry to get ready for the dance, with the Rockatomix. Finally the day was over. We were glad at the time, but now that we look back, we wish it could have lasted forever. Below Gary Palmer, the MC from Alsey Right Pom pons Michelle. Bobbie. Judy. Christy. Jeff Suttles and the Spirit Ribbon Center senior float Bottom Michael Pfeiffer making an impression on Kalli Bradshaw; Janice Brown and Bobbi Williams share a |oke; Miss Malmstedt peeks at a funny skit Top: the 1984 Homecoming Court Front Terri Evans, sophomore attendant; Syd Peak, senior attendant; Michael Pfeiffer, crownbearer; Phil McLaughlin, queen's escort; Karen Arnold. 1983 Homecoming queen; Kalli Bradshaw, crown bearer; Debra Eddmger, junior attendant. Katie Coon, freshman attendant Back: escorts Martin Gregory and Joe Killday. 1982 queen's escort Kirby Lawson; 1982 Homecoming queen Mary Sides; escorts Mike Cockerill and Chuck Yelm Left: Queen Karen Arnold and escort Phil McLaughlin in the Queen's Dance; above, assorted dancers including Tina Owmgs. Lisa Scott. Bridget Bell, and Matt Newberry CLASS OF 1984 mm This picture, the last and only casual portrait of the Class of '84 as seniors, was taken from a ladder by Mr Merle Fox on October 6. 1983 Also in the picture is Amos Greenwood (see him in back, in the blue shirt7), everyone’s friend, who is leaving Win Co-Hi with us 16 Front Chuck Yelm. Chris Fletcher. Damon Vincent. Martin Gregory. Bill Price. Craig Anders. Shawn Vincent. Tony Hub bert. Robyn Roberts Back: Rich Teaney. Phil McLaughlin. Todd Lawson. Bryan Cannon. Mike Holtord. Steve Sipes. Joe Killday. Tim Lawson. John Rueter. Jess McNeece (1) Class Clowns — Aaron Jones and Nancy Cowhick; (2) Friendliest — Randy Pence. Dawn Ellen Eddmger, Todd Lawson, and Phil Hettinger: (3) Most Argumentative — Mike Cockerill, Sandy Pfeiffer, and Jeff Suttles: (4) Best Dressed — Jody Stillflew and Tony Hub-bert: (5) Champion Socializes — Martin Gregory. Matt Newberry, Marie Renner, and Jeff Suttles: (6) Most Bashful Craig Anders and Michelle Campbell: (7) Most Dependable — Phil Hettinger and Rita Lawless. 18 (1) Non-Stop Talkers — Matt Newberry and Sara Fearneyhough; (2) Mr Ms. Personality — Best all around people — Todd Lawson and Dawn Ellen Eddmger: (3) Class Flirts — Martin Gregory and Rebecca Hawkins; (4) Most Talented — Judy Evans and Gary Palmer; (5) Big Mouths — Jeff Suttles and Beth Brown; (6) Most Involved — Bryan Cannon and Karen Arnold; (7) Most Intellectual — Bryan Cannon and Rita Lawless % PERFORMANCE Honors And Awards COMME llfKXS STATE SCHOLARS Bryan Cannotl Rita lawless Sandy Ptatter BOYS STATE Randy Andrews Doug Savage (alt) NATIONAL R«la Lawless Diwn Eddmger Sandy Pfeillti Pam Evans Bryan Cannon Andrews • MPFTlTKlN Kim NithoN B Karen Arnold Chris Hubbert 3®' LSPEECH AW Siannon Aoss Kathy Summers j nchie Teaney ARSHIPS TO ST LOUIS OF PHARMACY Rita Lawless Kristy Summers hFRN k AC AW MX. UNIVERSITY ARSHIP rtfer PHIL SOU AARO Bryan ( ft AIL DISTRICT Tammy Doug FranMm Melissa Bryan C RtCT C ONCER I BAND Fletcher miwff OUTSTANDING IA11 SOLOIST AWARDS Tammy Fletcher (flute) David Coonrod (true Eric 8rown Beth Browryl i sa«;: TURE EGATES STAR •If • Alt W'sTRlC tW David® Chris fletchej I1' i.: Bryan Cannon Eric Brown Melissa Scott Tammy Fletcher Beth Brown FFA FOUNDATION PLAQUES Tim L awson Todd Lawson Rich Teaney Jom lawless Phil Hettinger Chns Fletcher Cra� g Anders toe KiUday WAI MARI FOUNDATION AWARD Rita lawless C AUC Ch� n F Matt Newbe Bryan Cannon Allen Steele Melissa Scott LOWS ARMS 11 _________ Eiryan Cannon f PURDUE AU AMiKION MUSK AWARD Chns Fletdiet Melissa Scott P'yan Cannon M,” Newberry STATE FFA CHORUS Susie Jefferson Came Koyne STAR GRnNuAMW— Jeff Quill Kent Coulta CHAPTIR FARMIN' Tim lanrsoi Rich Team. OeKALB AG AWARD Todd Lawson STATE SAFETY torn® UION STATE FARMER DEGRf S wson Phil Hettinger Chns ftefrher i Mo-,: All Conference H Ottense tamce Brajfo, ue tense — ram Lvafl . Most Improved Karen Arr Hustler ot the Year - Chre bb« Williams. Lisa Fearneyhough fOOT BALI Most Vatoabie (Darrell Most Improved Randy P nce Ail-Conference Phil McLaughlin, loe McLaughlin Bill Price. Mne Cockenll ROGER SP1NCFR MEMORIAL AWARO Most Valuable Athlete of the Year Phil McLaughlin All STAR BASKET BAll IF AM Phil Hettinger BASKETBALL Most Valuable —jfchit Hettinger Most Improved —War� Cox free Thjow Percentage — T;■ Wildcat Award — Joe Killday All Tournament Team (W basketball Most Valuable Amy Northrop (Vat) Janice Brown (IV) Most Improved Judy Evans (Var) Mandy ford (JV ) Free Throw Percentage — Jom Lawless (Var) Lara Johnson (JV) All Tournament Team (Carrollton) Rebecca Hawkins Hustler ot the Year PM McLaughkn Star Award — Mark Co AllConference — Phil Hettinger Mark Co Coi ale Participants ludy Evans. Beth Brown State Ortcus Champion Judy Evans Most Improved Molly Coon Most Vatoab Judy Evans Wildcat Award Bobtn WiHiamr, 20 tbs: Va Wildcat RASE8AU RSuabte Oiuck Yetm | I Aw rd — Danny McPherson' Batting Ave;.i.• Ph Md augjfci | Fielding Av Stolen Bases Chuck Yeim ERA - Joe Kmday PERFECT AT IF NO One Year Mark Brown Jeff Evans Matt Hubbert Phil Kilver Gregg Nelson tell Qu$g (NCF CHAPTER FOP JUDGES Gail Pence Todd Lawson Jom Lawless Marcus Moore Jett Quigg Chuck Brown Rebound Award — Rebecca Ha Assists Award Robm Andre Wildcat Award - Beth Brown AD Conference Amy Northrc; Robin Andrews. Reher.ca Hawkins ohm Andrews bins Platter Amy Northrop Pam Evans Robm Andrews Kathy Early Pam Evans W lcat Award All Conference Amy Northrop two Years Mark Coi Colette Campbell Chris Hubbert Pat lUver Four Years Nancy Cowhtck JUNIORS The juniors have had kind of a mixed year. We will probably be remembered as the class that caused the bonfire to be canceled, but we'd like to state “ ...I ' ie enthusiastic wood-gatherers were juniors, and not many of the juniors did it. We're mostly pretty nice, you know? We hope that nobody “gets” the gatherers, as threatened. We exceeded the goal on the magazine sale, and put on a wonderful prom for the seniors. We got first place on our two-day float, thanks to Mr. McCall and his ability to make our wildcat move. We remember some funny things — like Mic Savage’s expensive red car that never ran, the smoke bombs we weren't blamed for, and the mysterious disappearance and reappearance of Mr. Reg Dunham’s monkey. All in all, it hasn’t been a dull year. Mike White, Chris Hubbert Beth Brown Eric Brown Mary Brown Colette Campbell Seth Cooper Tony Cox Lori Davis Kevin Denham Debra Eddinger Devin Edwards Andy Evans Stephanie Evans Doog Franklin April Frost Bill Hanley 22 Sarah Hatcher Sara Jane Herring Ronnie Howard Chris Hubbert Michelle Hurrelbrmk Suzie Jefferson Pat Kilver David King Debra Kirkpatrick Carrie Koyne Jom Lawless Jamie Lawrence Christy Lewis Lori Likes Tom McCormick Carol McLaughlin Chris Pfeiffer Suzie Pierce John Rueter Doug Savage Mic Savage Tim Savage Kim Saylor Bruce Shipley Ed Shupenus Ed Staples Rita Stice Terri Thomas Ginger Wear Kendra West Todd Whewell Mike White Emily Williams Chris Wmgler Kenny Wyatt t 23 Above: Suzie Pierce ( Would you quit that7 ). Debra Eddinger Christy Lewis ( Did we do that right? ). Bill Hanley. Devin Edwards Right: Eric Brown Doug Franklin feeding their faces in the band room. Seth Cooper ( Darn! She caught me! ). Top: April Frost ( I'm not looking! ). Ted Bettis with Badminton Trophy Second row: Kevin Denham. Deb Kirkpatrick. Above: Chris Hubbert with Dawn Ellen BORN YESTERDAY The teachers were busy this year, teaching classes, grading papers, guarding tests, and closing their classroom doors — smoke bombs, you know. With a few minor adjustments, the faculty was unchanged from previous years. Mr. Gilmore was replaced by Mrs. Haney, who took on the responsibility of the biology department. We really missed having a counselor. Todd Lawson REGINALD K. DUNHAM Years of service: 13 Class sponsored: Junior Classes taught: Government, U.S. History, Senior Problems, Sociology, Advanced History, Economics. Degree: AB, Colorado College Wish for the Class of 1984: QUIET!” REBA CLOYD Years of service: 12 Class sponsored: Junior Classes taught: Girls’ Physical Education Degree: BS in Education Wish for the Class of 1984: The best of everything in their future. Right Mrs Cloyd gives blood at the FFA Bio Club drive. BERNARD GOETZE (High school senior picture) Years of service: 28 Organization sponsored: FFA Classes taught: Ag I, Industrial Arts II, Ag III. Ag IV. AG Constr., Animal Crop Sc. Hobby: Raising Hogs. Degrees: MS Umv. of III., BS III. State Univ. Wish for the Class of 1984: Have a safe and prosperous journey in life. CHERYL BRADSHAW Years of service: 12 Organizations sponsored: Paw Prints, Scholastic Bowl, National Honor Society Class sponsored: Freshman Classes taught: English, Journalism Degree: BA in Education Wish for the Class of 1984: May you live long and prosper. MERL DUNHAM (This picture was taken when he was a senior in college) Years of service: 10 — third at Winchester Organizations sponsored: Girls' basketball, boys' baseball Class sponsored: Sophomore Classes taught: Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Math 4 Hobbies: Computers Degree: BA in Mathematics i KAY HARR Years of service: 15 Organization sponsored: Speech contest Class sponsored: Freshman Classes taught: English 100, English 201, English 301, Novels Hobbies: Cooking, movies, watching tv, reading, (arming, dancing Degree: BA Illinois College C.E. HILLIARD (College senior picture) Years of Service: 11 Sponsored: Industrial Technology Club Class sponsored: Senior Classes taught: Drafting, Jr. and Sr. High Industrial Arts. Organization sponsored: Girls’ volleyball Degree: Bachelor of Science Wish for the Class of '84: Much happiness and success (so they won't have to overcrowd the Class of '85).” CHERYL HANEY Years of service: 3 (1 at Winchester) Sponsored: Biology Club Classes taught: Biology, Human Biology Hobbies: Sewing, jogging, swimming, crafts. Degree: BS — Biology major, Physical Science minor Wish for the Class of 1984: The world is just waiting for the rise of Winchester’s Class of '84. Go get 'em! SAM HERRING (This picture was taken when he was eighteen.) Years of service: 12 Organization sponsored: Band Class sponsored: Junior Classes taught: All band Wish for the Class of 1984: “That their actions might mature along with their aging process. MAX GREER Years of service: 17 Class sponsored: Sophomore Classes taught: Core Math and Intro to Business, Intro to Business, Recordkeeping Hobbies: Officiating, golf, fishing Degree: BS in Business Wish for the Class of 84: I wish them the power to use their abilities to the maximum at all times. CAROLYN R. JUD Librarian Years of service: 9 Organizations sponsored: Pom-Pon squad, Drama Club Class sponsored: Freshman Degrees: BS in Education, MLS Wish for the Class of '84: Happiness Above: Mr Roth, either going to a track meet, leaving home, or escaping with the loot. V I MIKE WALLY McCALL Years of service: 7 (6 at Winchester) Class sponsored: Junior Classes taught: Physical Science, Physics. Computer Programming, General Science, Pre algebra Hobby: My family Degree: BS Wish for the Class of '84: “That you graduate in 1984.” MARCELLA LASHMETT Years of service: 20 Organization sponsored: French Club Class sponsored: Sophomore Classes taught: French, Psychology Hobbies: Sewing, knitting, bridge, reading, basketball (spectator), shopping, crossword puzzles Degree: AB Diamond InWiniifinwrt VI COLLEEN LOVEKAMP (This picture was taken when she was in first grade.) Years of service: 2 Organization sponsored: FHA Classes taught: Orientation to Home Economics, Resource Management, Living Environment, Child Development, Junior High Home Economics Degree: BS, Home Economics Wish for the class of '84: “Continued success in their lives.” ROSE MARY LONERGAN Years of service: 17 Classes taught: Business Law, Accounting. Retail Merchandising, Typing, Business Machines Hobbies: Reading and traveling Degree: BA Wish for the Class of '84: That their world be free of ma|or wars.” A - b RAYMOND KARCHER Years of service: 2 Organization sponsored: Auto Mechanics Club Classes taught: Auto Mechanics I, II; Industrial Arts I. II Hobby: Working Out Degree: AA in Auto Mechanics, BS in Occupational Education SHERRY MALMSTEDT Years of service: 8 Sponsored: Cheerleaders Class sponsored: Senior Classes taught: Reading, spelling, math, science, social skills, vocational skills Degree: BA Wish for the Class of '84: “May they always have a dream in their hearts, a smile on their faces, and the will to succeed.” Far lett — Mr Paul Barnett, student ag teacher from Aledo. II Graduated from WIU tn May. 1984 CAROL SIPES Years of service: 15 (in the Winchester school district for fifteen years.) Organization sponsored: Co op Class sponsored: Junior Classes taught: Co op and Office Practice Hobbies: Swimming, bridge, tennis Degree: BS in Business — accounting major Right: Mi Greei explains a problem to Janice Havens KEVIN ROTH Years of service: 8 Class sponsored: Senior Classes taught: Boys' Physical Education, seventh-hour study hall Hobbies: Basketball Degree: Bachelor of Science Wish for the Class of '84: I am not in the habit of bestowing wishes on just anyone, but I will make an exception. Best wishes to the Class of '84 in the future. CAROLYN RANFT Years of service: 10 Organization sponsored: Art Club Class sponsored: Senior Classes taught: Art, Photography Hobbies: Art, reading fiction, and studying the psychology of third-hour study hall students. Wish for the Class of '84: I hope they all become worthwhile citizens. MARTHA MENARD Years of service: 18 Organization sponsored: Yearbook Class sponsored: Sophomore Classes taught: English IV, Speech, Freshman English, English 200 Hobbies: Bridge, home repairs Degrees: BA, MA Right Mis lovekamp and daughter, Lisa BOB MOORE Athletic Director Years of service: 12 Organizations sponsored: Boys’ varsity basketball, girls' softball Class taught: Driver Education Hobbies: Sports of all kinds Degree: BS Western Illinois University Wish for the Class of '84: “Much success and happiness in the future at whatever you may choose to do. ADVISE AND CONSENT Left: Virgil Coughlin, 64, has been superintendent of schools for fourteen years. He lives in Bluffs with his wife, Marjorie: they have one child and two grandchildren. He has also lived in Washington, D.C., and in Florida. His hobbies are golf and working with stained glass. When he retires he plans to live in Scott County and travel, play golf, and work on his hobbies. His philosophy: “The superior person is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions.” Right: Rex Eddy, 38, is principal at WHS. He likes it because of the challenge of every day,” but he would rather be an airline pilot. He lives in rural Winchester with his wife, Judy, and their three children. Other than Scott County he has lived in Macomb, Knoxville, Cartage, Catlin, Dallas. Loraine, and Columbus (Ohio). His hobby is traveling. His philosophy: “Be as honest with people as you possibly can.” Right: Bus drivers. Walt Wilkins (first on left) is 57 and is also a substitute teacher. He lives in Winchester with his wife of 37 years, Jean. They have four children and four grandchildren. Lester R. Turner. 29 is also a part-time janitor. His hobby is hunting. His philosophy: “I just take one day at a time and do the best I can with it.” Donna Lawrence, over 21,” has been married to Jim for 17 years; they have two children. Her message to the Class of '84: Face life with a sense of humor. Life is serious enough without making it worse. David L. Daniels, 48. lives in Manchester with his wife of 28 years, Claudena. They have five children and three grandchildren. Arthur Capps is the bus supervisor and mechanic. He says he would rather be a sexy senior citizen, not a dirty old man. He and his wife Betty have three children and five grandchildren. He plans to retire to California, sit on a beach, and watch the girls. Palmer Bryan is next, but we have no information about him. Bill Lomelmo would rather be a zoo keeper. He and his wife Judy have three children; they want to retire to Las Vegas. His message for the Class of '84: If you find a good job, be sure to keep it. Bonnie Summers has been married to Bud for 21 years; they have two children. She says the kids are what she likes about her job. Henry Krueger, “39 and some, lives on a farm with his wife, Elizabeth. They have three grandchildren. He likes his |ob. but would rather watch the Miss Nude America contest. Elizabeth Anne ( Betsey ) Krueger takes the 5th on what she would rather do. Her hobbies are sewing, cooking, hogs, and Henry. Her philosophy of life: Mom tried. Not pictured: Betty Capps, 55, would rather be rich and watch the rest work. Her hobbies are cooking, gardening, and keeping Art happy. When they retire she plans to sit on a California beach and watch Arthur. Bob Capps, 26. likes the money that comes with the job but he would rather drive a race car. He plans to retire to California and own a drag strip. George Ehlert, 24. would rather be a millionaire. He plans to move to California when he retires, and fly around in a Lear jet. Gary Northrop is a correctional officer as well as a substitute bus driver, but he would rather be a shower curtain for the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. His philosophy: Think about the future, live for the present, cherish memories of the past. Rick Moore, 24, is a Jack of All Trades, but would rather be a beach towel for Farrah Fawcett He lives in Winchester with his wife of 2Vt years, Kathy. Left: Geraldine C. McGuire, “age too old to tell, is a secretary, housewife, and bus driver. She lives on a farm north of Winchester with her husband of 40 years, Leo. They have two sons and three grandchildren. Her hobbies include fishing, handwork, and gardening. Her message for the Class of '84: Make the world a more beautiful place to live in. Above: The Scott County District 1 Board ot Education. Seated first on left, Gary Hurrelbrmk, a farmer, age 46. He lives in Merritt with his wife, Joyce; they have three children and two grandchildren. He plans to stay in Merritt even after he retires. W. Steven Andras, 36, is a farmer who likes to travel. He and his wife, Theresa, live in Manchester with their three children. He likes his job but would rather watch his oil wells pump. His philosophy of life is from I Corinthians 10:31, and his message for the Class of '84 is, “If your priorities are established first, you will be a success. David Pfeiffer, 37, is an electrical power dispatcher. He and his wife, Laurel, have four children. When he retires he plans to live in a small house in the country where he will garden, fish, and enpy his grandchildren. Robert A. Brown. 46, enjoys the independence of being a farmer, and his only hobby is school meetings. He and his wife, Linda, have two children. When he retires he plans to live in Hawaii and “sit on the beach and watch girls. His message for the Class of '84 is, Be patient, work hard, and success will follow.” Virgil Coughlin (see page 30). Elmer Suttles, 56, says he enjoys farming for love of the earth, because it certainly is not for the money. He and his wife. Carla, have three children and six grandchildren. His hobbies include traveling and antiques. His message for the Class of '84 is, Don’t expect pay for everything you do for someone else. Don Pence, 46. is a farmer and likes being his own boss. He and his wife Shelby live in Murrayville and have four children and two grandchildren. His hobbies include hunting and fishing. Jerry Gregory, 36, enjoys farming because of the outdoors and the job diversity, but he would rather win the lottery so he could play softball, fish, and water ski. He and his wife. Susan, have four children. When he retires he would like to live in Arizona or Canada and play golf, fish, and do volunteer work. His philosophy of life is, “Don’t be too quick to judge.” Far right: Catherine Taylor, Board secretary (see below). Left: The Cooks. First on left, Mildred Scott. Mrs. Scott and her husband of 38 years, Addison, have seven children and nineteen grandchildren. Her hobbies include traveling, playing bridge, and enjoying her family. Her philosophy of life is Walk tall!” Next: Helen Tankersley. Mrs. Tankersley, age 62, would rather be a clown. She and her husband, Everett, have three boys. Her hobbies include reading, the outdoors, and gardening. Her philosophy of life is “It's great, keep milmg!” Next: Jessie Campbell Mrs. Campbell, age 61, is head cook. She and her husband of 44 years, Jim, have four sons and thirteen grandchildren. Her only hobby is sewing. Her philosophy is: The most practical, beautiful, workable philosophy in the world won't work if you won't. Not pictured: Ruth White, Mrs. White likes being a cook because of the kids, but would rather be outdoors. She and her husband Ray have three children and two grandchildren. Her philosophy: Anything worth doing is worth doing right! Left: Evelyn Haggard is payroll clerk and accounts-payable secretary for the Board of Education. She and her husband Edward have been married for thirty-five wonderful years”; they have two daughters and three grandchildren. Her hobbies are music, needlework, and fishing. Her message for the Class of '84: “Have faith; faith is the bird that sings when it is still dark. Right: Catherine Taylor is secretary to the Board of Education. She and her husband, Wilber, have been married for thirty-eight years and have two children. When she retires she plans to travel, remodel her house, and keep it sparkling clean. Her philosophy is “Give lovingly, pursue wisdom, and practice self-discipline. Far right: Janet Greer is the high-school secretary. She and her husband. Richard Max. have been married for twenty wonderful, wonderful years” (she was a child bride). They have two children — Crystal and Camille When she retires she plans to live in Florida, relaxing and watching the seagulls starring The Class of 1986 and featuring Joe Little as vice- president Janice Brown as treasurer Matt Eddinger as St. Council rep. Mark Cox as president Tammy Fletcher as secretary SOPHOMORES Shannon Aossey Bridget Bell Doug Bell Gay Lynne Brockhouse Janice Brown Karla Collison Bill Collom Molly Coon David Coonrod Tina Coultas Kelli Cox Mark Cox Ken Day Jamne DeShasier Matt Eddinger Karen Evans Terri Evans Brad Fairfield Lisa Fearneyhough Tim Eearneyhough Mike Eerenbach Laura Fletcher Tammy Fletcher Mandy Ford Rebecca Franklin Lynne Hamilton Janice Havens Tim Henson Steve Jennings Melissa Johnson 33 SOPHOMORES Right: Gail Pence Brian Jones Melissa Jones Nanette Jones Steve Jones Tabitha Jones Kevin Kaufmann Jamie Killday Kathie Killday Joe Little Steve Lomelmo Tom Millik Amy Mitchell Marcus Moore Kim Nichols Melissa Owmgs Pamma Peak Gail Pence Carman Ranft Julia Rhodes Bob Sanders 34 Since most students get their class rings and driver's licenses when they are sophomores, it usually turns out to be a favorite year (next to the senior year, of course). But many other little things happened this year that made the semesters interesting. Some notable examples: Mrs. Harr's tap dancing and her mispronunciation of Huck Finn, taking third place float in the Homecoming parade, the trauma of speech class, the hilarity of General Business, watching the sophomore guys buying flowers for girls they didn’t even know, J.V. football team having an umblemished record 0-9, and the J.V. girls having a trememdous basketball season. It has been nice to have the juniors around for everyone to pick on this year; we could stand around and enjoy our “clean” reputation. Chris Scharwark, Marcus Moore Left: Shari Young Chris Scharwark Michelle Scott Deanna Shlmchick Melissa Slater Mitchell Smith Amy Sparks Kathy Summers Brian Teaney Daron Virgin Melissa Weder Terry Whewell Tina White Bobbi Williams Shan Young tim Zenge 35 FRESHMEN On a hot day in August, 73 freshmen walked through the doors of Winchester High School, bringing high hopes for the new school year. One of the highlights of the freshman year was getting fourth place in the Homecoming float contest. Our Queen attendant was Katie Coon. On the sports scene it was a successful year for the boys. The freshman football team had a record of 2-1, and the basketball team also had a winning record. In F.F.A. the Greenhands were first in crop judging at North Greene and fifth in the Greenhand Quiz Bowl at Jerseyville. Kent Coultas Gary Anders Marcy Angenendt James Arnold Ben Berry Chuck Brown Mark Brown Neal Brown James Campbell Katie Coon Kent Coultas Jamie Cowper Jackie Cox Jeff Day Rodney Dolen Jeff Evans 37 Chuck Frost Jeff Gansz Kelly Gauges Lisa Gauges Dianne Grady Angie Hatcher Shelly Havens Kathy Hembrough Cathy Hillman Sherryl Hogaboom Mark Howard Matt Hubbert Lisa Jennings Lara Johnson Phil Kilver David Kmgery Kimberly Knapp Joanna Krebs Angela Lashmet Debra Lawrence Henry Likes Kevin Lomelmo Tina McMillen Edward Miller Mike Mitchell Sean Montgomery Tim Neff Gary Nelson Gregg Nelson Chern Nolan Tami O’Connell Tina Owmgs Jeff Quigg James Reardon Marty Rolland 38 Rachel Sipes Brad Slagle Lora Steele Mysti Steelman Brad Stice Lila Stone Randy Summers Patricia Wallace Judy Weder Rebecca White Patty Williams Penny Williams Adam Wilson Lester Wmnmgham Amy Yelm Above: Mysti Steelman. Lora Steele. Melissa Owmgs. Kathy Scharwark Sheri Savage Kathy Scharwark James Sherwm Steve Shupenus Mandy Sipes 39 starring Wildcat Athletes and featuring Judy Evans and Phil McLaughlin (Most Athletic) WAR GAMES Winchester finished its 1983 football season with a 5-4 record. We played some exciting games — with Greenfield, when it came down to the last seconds, and Routt and Calhoun when the games went into overtime. We held a powerful Triopia team to twenty-two points; Routt and Triopia made it to the playoffs. We will never forget Martin’s fake field goal and pass. We will also remember root-hogging with the freshmen in the mud, and running the 352. All of us survived. All in all, the season was very enjoyable, and the 1983 team would like to thank a great coaching staff, super managers, encouraging fans and good cheerleaders. The seniors are glad to have been a part of Mr. Dunham's last year, and the underclassmen hope that the next head coach will be someone they can respect as much. Joe Killday, Kent Coultas Top: Mr. Dunham — My grandma can push harder than that, and she's eighty-seven. Center: Resting after a tough practice. Below, left: Phil McLaughlin. MVP. and Randy Pence, Most Improved Below, right: Joe Killday. quarterback, running the ball Facing page, top: seniors Front: Richie Teaney, Chuck Yelm. Phil McLaughlin. Tim Lawson. Todd Lawson. Jess McNeece, David Sanders. Back: Mike Cockerill, Bryan Cannon. Bill Price. Robyn Roberts, Martin Gregory. Joe Killday. Randy Pence. 42 Far left Front. Phil McLaughlin. All Conference: Joe Killday. All Conference, co captain Back Mike Cockenll. All-Conference. co-captam; Bill Price. All-Conference Left: Coach Dunham and the gift from the players — a picture of the team with everyone's signature. Bottom: The 1983 Football Wildcats. Front McPherson. R Teaney. Sanders. McNeece. Cannon. Joe Killday. Cockenll. Pence. Tim Lawson. Roberts. Price. Todd Lawson. Coultas Row 2: Yelm. McLaughlin. Wmgler. King. $ aples. Edwards. E Brown. E. Shupenus. Savage. Bettis. Gregory. Row 3: Coach Dunham. Todd Whewell. Evans. Terry Whewell. B Teaney. Jamie Killday. Day. Eddmger. Scharwark, Kilver. White. Asst. Coaches Smith McCall. Row 4 Dolan. Likes. C. Brown. Slagle. M Brown. Cowper. Quigg. S. Shupenus. Nelson. Gansz. Reardon. 43 SUDDEN IMPACT Volleyball (Vol-'e-bol). Definition: A game played with six team members at one time while the other players cheer them on. Requires five basic skills: the ability to get the ball over the net on the serve, to bump the ball, to spike on the return, to set the ball to the spiker to be spiked (to kill), and to be on your toes and be aggressive. The game also means some bumps and bruises, floor burns, jammed fingers, and broken blood vessels. As an overall statement, volleyball is a lot of fun and a good way to be involved with other people of the same age. The first season's practice for Winchester High School’s volleyball team took place on August 17. The building year was over with, but the team had a lot of hard work to do in practice. Time flew by with Christy and Mary trying to make it as big surfers and Karen trying to keep the floor swept with her body. The Junior Varsity ended the season with a record of three wins and fifteen losses. The varsity’s record wasn’t as good, with one win and sixteen losses. The volleyball team needs everyone’s support at their games; the future holds a dream - THE STATE TOURNAMENT! Pam Evans Top: Playing North Greene. Chris Pfeiffer spikes the ball, while Kathie Killday waits to see what happens next Above: JV. Front: Ginger Wear. Amy Yelm. Becky White. Tina Owmgs. Pam Rainey. Katie Coon. Back Mr Hilliard. Judy Weder. Lisa Fearneyhough. Angela Lashmet. Dianne Grady. Chern Nolan. Deanna Shimchick Page 45. top Varsity. Front: Kathy Killday. Christy Lewis. Chris Pfeiffer. Terri Thomas. Mary Margaret Brown Back Coach Hilliard. Rita Stice. Bobbi Williams. Karen Arnold. Judy Evans. Pam Evans. Janice Brown. Michelle Hurrelbrmk. Jom Lawless Center: Seniors Karen Arnold. Judy Evans. Pam Evans. Right center Deanna Shimchick on the bench Bottom left Coach Hilliard. Judy. Kathy. Karen, and Janice in the huddle; right, awards Front: Angela Lashmet. Best Offensive Player. JV; Katie Coon. Best Defensive Player. JV; Pam Evans. Best Defensive Player, varsity; Karen Arnold. Most Improved Player, varsity. Back Coach Hilliard; Chris Pfeiffer. Hustler of the Year; Janice Brown. Best Offensive Player, varsity; Judy Evans. MVP; Bobbi Williams. Most Improved Player, varsity Missing: Lisa Fearneyhough. Most Improved Player. JV. 44 HOOPER(S) The 1983-84 Varsity Wildcat squad suffered from a remarkable lack of consistency. Some nights we were really good, and some nights we were ???????? Still, our 14 14 record is somewhat deceiving; ten of our fourteen losses were to teams that won 19 or more games this season. We again played well in the Winchester Tournament. We beat Routt and then upset a tough Brown County team to finish fourth. This makes five straight years the Cats have captured a trophy. We also tied for second in the conference with a record of 3-2. The Cats will lose four seniors: Phil Hettinger, Joe Killday, Phil McLaughlin, and Randy Pence. Phil Hettinger won the MVP award, Joe Killday the Wildcat Award, and Phil McLaughlin the Hustler Award. Mark Co was the Most Improved, and Tony Cox won the Free Throw Trophy. Phil H. and Mark made the WNC All Conference Team. With the experience gained this year the future looks bright. If the underclassmen work hard over the summer we could be real tough the next few years. Thanks again, seniors, for your efforts. Coach Moore Page 46, top left: Co-Captains Joe Killday and Phil Hettinger: right, Mark Cox in action. Center: Coach Moore and Assistant Coach Roth. Bottom: Varsity. Phil Hettinger. Mic Savage, Bryan Cannon, Tony Cox, Chris Wmgler, Phil McLaughlin, Mark Cox, Randy Pence, Kevin Kaufmann, Ed Staples. Doug Savage, Joe Killday. Manager Danny McPherson. Page 47, top: Seniors. Phil McLaughlin, Phil Hettinger, Bryan Cannon. Randy Pence. Joe Killday. Bottom left: Kevin Kaufmann. Mark Cox. Below: JV. Front: Manager Doug Bell, Matt Eddmger, Daron Virgin, Jimmy Zenge, Chuck Brown, Brad Slagle. Back: Jeff Quigg, Joe Little. Ken Day, Jim Bob Arnold. Henry Likes. Bottom: Freshmen. Front: Chuck Frost, Matt Hubbert, Jim Campbell. Brad Slagle. Neal Brown, Chuck Brown Back: Jeff Day. Mark How ard, Jeff Evans, Jim Bob Arnold. Henry Likes. Jeff Quigg, Coach Roth. SOPHISTICATED LADIES Looking back on the 1983-84 season, it was a happy one. The varsity had nine returning lettermen, and won twelve in a row betore a tough loss to Rushville. We were fifth in the Carrollton tourney. We dropped Calhoun to win the WIVC with a 3-0 record, and were 1 in the regionals but lost by one to Calhoun. The varsity ended up with the best record in Win-Co-Hi basketball with 20 wins and 3 losses; the junior varsity had an unblemished record of 18-0. Many things about this year will be remembered such as loud music on the bus ... five-minute runs ... Be serious! ... Oops! Carol’s shorts . .. happy 32nd birthday to Merl .. Amy lifting weights ... slick floor ... soda from Bonnie ... Wright and Greer officiating . . . Robin's half-court shots .. . Maggie's headband Joni’s knee ... 70 twice .. . ketchup flying ... eating out ... eggs on the bus . .. WIVC . . . Katie's T’s .. . senior night ... chicken pox ... Champaign .. . thanks to the parents ... and GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN. Rebecca Hawkins Right: Seniors. Front. Robin Andrews, Amy Northrop; back. Rebecca Hawkins, Judy Evans. Below: Varsity. Front: co-captains Rebecca Hawkins and Judy Evans. Back: Joni Lawless, Beth Brown, Robin Andrews, Amy Northrop, Susie Jefferson, Carol Jean McLaughlin, Bobbi Williams, Janice Brown, Mary Margaret Brown, Pat Kilver, Coach Merl Dunham. Top: Junior Varsity. Lora Steele. Kim Knapp. Sheri Savage. Kim Nichols. Katie Coon. Mandy Ford. Lisa Jennings. April Frost. Gail Pence. Lara Johnson. Melissa Slater. Coach Dunham Far left: Stats Keepers Chris Pfeiffer. Judy Weder. Cherri Nolan. Rita Lawless. Bot tom left: Suzie Jefferson. Bobbi Williams, and Mary Margaret Brown gang up on a desperate Bluffs player. Center: Beth Brown goes for two Right: Rebecca either shooting or praying: Amy Judy on the defense. 49 MILLION DOLLAR INFIELD The baseball team got off to a slow start, losing some close games by one or two runs — but by midseason, they had compiled a record of 10 and 5. Then due to some injuries and some tough competition, they lost the last five games to end the season 10 and 10. The team was able to go 5 and 1 in the conference to win a share of the conference title with Calhoun, which makes the third straight year the Wildcats have at least shared the title. Award winners: Batting Average, Phil McLaughlin; Fielding Average, Chris Fletcher; Stolen Bases, Chuck Yelm; ERA, Joe Killday; MVP, Chuck Yelm; Wildcat Award, Dan McPherson. Mr. M. Dunham Top: Seniors Dan McPherson, Martin Gregory, toe Killday, Jeft Suttles. Rich Teaney, Phil McLaughlin, Chuck Yelm. Chris Fletcher Center: Martin Gregory, toe Killday. Below: the Team. Front: Kent Coultas. Chuck Brown. Jett Day. left Lehmkuhl. David Coonrod. Mick Savage. Back: Bruce Shipley. Danny McPherson, tamie Killday. Martin Gregory. Joe Killday, led Suttles, Ken Day. Rich Teaney. Ed Staples. Ted Bettis. Phil McLaughlin. Chuck Yelm. Chris Fletcher STAYIN’ ALIVE The softball team got oft to a terrible start, as we lost five out of six games. Then we started playing ball and won twelve straight games before losing to Quincy Notre Dame. We finished with a record of 13-6. A few highlights of the year were contributed by Chris Pfeiffer with her great elegance, Amy Northrup with her running ability, and Kathy Early with her splitting catches at first base. We had a good season, all in all, and we had a lot of fun at practices. The 1985 team should be just as good, if not better, than the team of '84. Pam Evans Top left: Christy Lewis Top center; Sen lors Amy Northrop (Highest Batting Average Trophy, All-Conference). Pam Evans (Wildcat Award. All-Conference). Kathy Early (All-Conference), and Robin Andrews (Most Valuable Player, All-Conference) Award winner not pictured: Chris Pfeiffer, junior. Most Improved Player Above: Terri Evans. Left: Amy Northrop, Robin Andrews. Carol Jean McLaughlin Bottom: The team. Front: Kathy Killday. Kim Knapp. Mandy Sipes. Katie Coon. Tern Evans. Amy Sparks. Missy Slater. Tina Coultas. Shelly Havens. Back Mr Moore, Jom Lawless. Pat Kilver, Carol Jean McLaughlin, Michelle Hurrelbrmk, Christy Lewis, Chris Pfeiffer, Amy Nor throp, Robin Andrews, Kathy Early, Pam Evans. 51 BREAKING Top left: Mary Brown doing track inspection Top right: Judy Evans, senior. IHSA State Discus Champ. Center: The girls' track team. Coach Roth, Pamma Peak. Molly Coon, tamce Brown, Dianne Grady. Mary Brown. Angela Lashmet. Beth 8rown. Angie Hatcher. Debra Eddmger. Bobbi Williams. Mandy Ford. Right: Molly Coon. Angela Lashmet. Janice Brown What a great season we had! We’ll remember a million things — first track meet, Friday the thirteenth — Co-Co Puffs — the long day at Pittsfield — Angie’s baggy pants — Debra's burps — no morning practices, but weight-lifting instead! — Thumbe-lina — the Indian Run, out to the Red Bridge and up and down the Mountain — only 80° outside, wear two pairs of sweats! — Area Best Meet — Beth’s record-breaking 200m dash — Mary Margaret's 1600m — the 3200 relay team: Angela, Janice, Angie, Mary — our discus contest — Oh, Mandy!” Beth, I hear you calling — “For the Longest Time, and Happy Trails” — Bobbi’s injury — Pamma’s time at Pittsfield — Molly’s hurdles at J’ville — the long (but comfortable) ride to Charleston, Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Steinbaker — “Who's the one with all the luggage?” — frozen orange juice for breakfast — the pretty colored heating pad — sundial timing — and most of all, NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE TO A WILLING MIND Special thanks to our coach, Mr. Roth — also to Mr. Reg Dunham, Roger Dunham, and Mr. McCall for all their help and support, and to all the parents, teachers and fans for their support and encouragement. Judy AWAY One more note — We'll never forget Judy's three or four record-breaking throws — how many school records did she break? Then the big time — STATE CHAMPION (and all the interviews)!! Good luck forever, Baby Gorilla. Beth Brown 52 FOOTLOOSE The 1984 Winchester Boys' Track and Field Team was THE BEST — because • It was the Western Illinois Valley Conference Champion • It was the first team other than Carrollton to win the WIVC title • It had individual athletes who set three school records — • Tim Lawson polevaulted 12’6” • Mike White ran the 800m in 1:59.9 • Mike Cockerill threw the discus 150’10” • All three earned a chance to compete m the state track meet • Thirty-three athletes finished the school year as members of the team • They competed in individual events but as a TEAM Mr. McCall lop: Mike Cockerill, a blur ol motion as usual; Tim Lawson and Bill Price, out for an afternoon jog. Lett Mike White, Tim Lawson. Doug Savage. Mike Cocker ill. (White, Lawson, and Cockerill went to State in the 800m, the pole vault, and the discus, respectively.) Bottom: the Team. Front: Mark Brown. Adam Wilson, Daron Virgin. Tim Lawson, Seth Cooper, Troy Evans. Jeff Gansr. Sean Montgomery. Rod Dolen. Jimmy Reardon. Mr McCall. Second row: Jeff Quigg, Todd Lawson. Doug Bell. Chris Wingler. Jamie Cow per, Eric Brown. Mike While, Bryan Cannon. Matt Eddmger. Gregg Nelson. Brad Stice. Mike Mitchell. Back: Ronnie Howard, Kevin Kaufmann, Tony Cox, Chris Scharwark, Mark Cox, Tim Savage. Doug Sav age. Mike Cockerill. Bill Price, Ken Clayton, Mike Ferenbach. Jess McNeece 1. Ed Shupenus. Voice of the WILDCAT. 2. P.E. bowling awards: Tim Henson. Missy Slater. Ted Bettis. Missing: Kelly Dickson. 3. Kenny Wyatt (Superfly). 4. Boys' b.b. awards. Front: left Quigg. Best Defense, frosh; Phil McLaughlin. Hustler of the Year; Jeff Day. Free Throw % frosh. Back: Doug Savage. Free Throw %, JV; Joe Killday. Wildcat Award; Mark Cox. All Conf. Most Imp.. Star Award; Phil Hettinger. All Conf. MVP 5. Girls’b.b. Front: Lara Johnson. JV Free throw. 2nd row: Judy Evans. Most Imp., var.; Janice Brown. MVP. JV; Jom Lawless. Free Throw, var Mandy Ford. Most Imp.. JV; Beth Brown. Wildcat Award. Back: Amy Northrup. MVP. Var.; Robin Andrews. Var. Assist; Rebecca Hawkins. Rebounder. Var. 6. ITC v.b. 4th. Band 2: Jeff Day. Carrie Koyne. Tim Henson. Susie Jefferson. Phil Kilver. 7. ITC v.b. champs. French: Janice Brown. Beth Brown. Syd Peak. Ken Day. Matt Eddmger. Mark Cox. 8. ITC v.b. 1st cons.: David Sanders. Randy Pence. Robbie Goforth. Gary Palmer. CANT STOP THE MUSIC The Marching Wildcats completed a successful season of three field show competitions, four home half-time shows, and two parade competitions. At the Illinois State Field Show, we won third place; at the West Central Illinois Field Show, second place; at the Western Illinois Field Show, first place; at the Griggsville Apple Festival Parade, second place; and at the Illinois College Parade, first place. The marching season concluded with a three-day tour to Chicago and a parade competition at Mariott's Great America. Left: The man behind the mouthpiece, Mr Herring Below left: resting before marching — Allen Steele. Susie letter son, Beth 8rown. Chris Hubbert. Below: The Marching Wildcats. Front row: Lori Davis. Beth Brown, Patti Glossop, Melissa Scott. Carrie Koyne, Shelly Havens, ianine DeShasier Second row: Lynn Ham ilton. Carol lean McLaughlin. Pat Kilver. Suzie Pierce. Mandy Sipes, Angela Lashmet. Amy Mitchell, Deb Kirkpat rick. Kim Saylor. Tina White. Tammy Fletcher. Nancy vOwhick. Third row: Sheri Hogaboom. Kim Knapp, 3ay Lynn Brockhouse. Tabitha Jones, Tom Millik. '.buck Frost. Matt Hubbert. Lori Likes, Chris Hub iert. Mary Brown. Beth Brown. Shannon Aossey :ourth row: Steve Shupenus. Janice Brown. Kim Nichols. Susie Jefferson, Jim Sherwm. April Frost, left Day. Doug Franklin. Ben Berry. Lora Steele, ifth row Missy Slater. Allen Steele, Tim Henson. Tryan Cannon. Chris Fletcher. Matt Newberry. Eric Trown. Mike Ferenbach. David Coonrod. Phil Silver. Bridget Bell Sixth row: Kathy Summers. Julia Rhodes. Mysti Steelman. Sarah Fedder. Kathy Hembrough. Michelle Scott. Becky Franklin. Right Bryan Cannon, president, and Matt New berry, vice-president Right center Band Council. Front Sarah Fedder. Matt Hubbert. David Coon rod. Janice Brown Second row Beth Brown. Doug Franklin. Chris Fletcher. Melissa Scott Top: Bryan Cannon. Matt Newberry. Bottom: The first pep rally. Lynn Hamilton. March ing Band leaving the field after a half time field show. Matt Newberry in the Homecoming Parade During the year the Concert Band presented Christmas and spring concerts and Potpourri; we participated in the WIVC Band Festival, the Scott County District Band Festival, and the IHSA Band Contest. The Jazz Band participated in the Unity of Mendon Festival, the Millikin University Festival, the Western Illinois University Festival, and the Hannibal Missouri Festival. We also performed at the Scott County Band Festival, toured Bluffs, Payson, and Quincy, and played for a birthday dance. Outstanding Soloist awards were received by Eric Brown (drums), David Coonrod (trumpet), Beth Brown (soprano sax), and Tammy Fletcher (flute). The Choir sang for the WIVC Choir Festival, the Christmas Concert, Potpourri, the Spring Concert, and at a special performance for the United Women’s Club of America. Top left: The ill assorted band Chris Fletcher. Bryan Cannon. Mike Ferenbach, Malt New berry. Angela Lashmet. Above The Concert Band Front: Tabilha Jones. Shannon Aossey. Tammy Fletcher. Kim Knapp Second row: Gay Lynn Brockhouse. Angela lashmet. Mandy Sipes. Melissa Scott. Susie letterson. Beth Brown. Lori Likes. Suzie Pierce. Sarah Fedder. Nanette Jones. Third row Kathy Hembrough, Mary Brown. Pat Kilver. Julia Rhodes. Chris Hubbert. Tom Millik. Janice Brown. Chuck Frost. Jim Sherwin. Matt Hubbert. Melissa Weder. Carol Jean McLaugh- 58 lin, Tina White. April Frost. Kim Nichols. Kim Saylor. Deb Kirkpatrick Fourth row Mike Ferenbach. Steve Shupenus. Jett Day. Chris Fletcher. Doug Franklin. Bryan Cannon. The six at the top. more or less counter-clockwise from top left: Matt Newberry. David Coonrod, Ben Berry. Phil Kilver. Allen Steele. Eric Brown Right: The Choir Front Michelle Campbell, Cathy Hillman. Kendra West. Kim Saylor Second row: Jamie Lawrence. Lora Steele. Lara Johnson. Kim Nichols. Third row: Susie Jefferson. Kim Knapp. Carrie Koyne. Tabitha Jones. Top left: The Desert Dogs — Lori Likes. Mary Brown. Beth Brown Center: Tim Henson, skin man. Top right Check out the meadow muf tin''' (Bryan and Matt ) Left: The Jazz Band. Front Kim Saylor. Beth Brown. Tammy Fletcher. Tina White Second row Doug Franklin. Bryan Cannon. Ben Berry. Chuck Frost. Eric Brown. Allen Steele. Shannon Aos-sey. Sarah Fedder. Matt Newberry. Me lissa Scott. Third row: David Coonrod. Chris Fletcher. Jeff Day Bottom, left: The Community Dixieland Band at Potpourri. Bottom right: The Chorus Line Visible m the line: Jamie Lawrence. Lara Johnson. Tabitha Jones. Kim Nichols. Kim Knapp; in costume. Kim Saylor (the old man). Kendra West (old lady in black outfit). Cathy Hillman (old lady with knee sox) 59 The Love Boat (Almost) Don't Rock the Boat was presented in April on Friday the thirteenth and fourteenth. It was about a wacky cruise ship on which everything went wrong. The crew quit because there was no money and no insurance, so the captain hired some inexperienced people; the first mate was constantly seasick, a passenger (a famous producer) was constantly hounded by an air-headed movie star, one of the passengers was wobbed” of a lot of jewelry, the ship was slowly falling apart, and one of the crewmen came back to hijack the ship because he said it belonged to his country, Bamboola. Some memorable happenings during rehearsal: Martin attacking Lori, Rasputin getting drop-kicked, stomped on, hung from the ceiling, and generally getting the stuffing kicked out of him. We’ll remember the chaos and wondering whether we would be ready in time. All in all, it was great. Rich Teaney (1) Victor Bey (Ed Shupenus) in disguise. (2) Arlene Zane (Lori Likes) — I’m your cruise director I know you'll enjoy sailing on the Vengeance.” (3) Tammy Fletcher, Mary Brown — “Next time I'll take a bus tour to Disney World (4) Miss Marshall (Suzie Pierce) — “Captain, we can’t allow you to sail (5) Mr Crankmeyer. Mrs Withers. Captain Butterworth (Rich Teaney. Shannon Aossey, Martin Gregory) — I’m not sure, but I think the ship is sinking '' (6) Karla Collison, Carman Ranft. Shelley Scott. Tina White. Lara Johnson. Amy Yelm — “When the moment is right we strike our blow for Bamboola! (7) Antonio (Bryan Cannon) — If everybody remains calm, nobody will get tossed overboard.” (8) Carol Jean McLaughlin — “I need the practice. Gotcha! (9) Honey Hotchkiss. Miss Buford. Miss Zane (Gay Lynne Brockhouse. Tom Millik. Lori) — Vengeance ain't good for business Neither is ain't.” (10) Kim Nichols. Jamne Deshasier. Ken dra West The Devine Sisters sing Three Little Fishies. (11) Commodore and Mrs Withers (Chuck Yelm. Shannon) — I've been robbed! Are you certain, my dear7 (12) Mike (Seth Cooper) — Don't get the nurse. She'll use me for a dartboard ” (13) The light crew — Doug Savage. Tim Henson (14) Penny (Kim) — When the captain saio we'd have to help out. he wasn't kidding. (15) Prompters Colette Campbell. Lon Davis (16) Karla Collison Pirates are taking over the ship! (17) Cody (Todd Lawson) I'd rather die than be seasick (18) Mr Crankmeyer. Boris, Mike. Douglas (Rich. Ed Staples. Seth. Randy Andrews) You're lazy. dumb, and irresponsible. This is your last chance. (19) Max and Trixie (Tony Hubbert. Nancy Co-whick) - That Withers dame may have boarded this ship with that jewelry, but she ain't gonna leave with it (20) The logger (Missy Slater) You'll hear from my senator in the good old US of A A CHORUS LINE This year's squad was composed of nine PYTs (PRETTY YOUNG THINGs). Our year went by in what seemed a FLASH (DANCE) We began with a trip to the Illinois State Fair where our goal was to BEAT IT — the heat, that is. We almost cooked during the competition as it was a typical hot day for the fair. EVERYBODY WANT YOU was the message we sent to the seven schools who came to our third Annual Dance Revue which we sponsored with the Cheerleaders in November. IT'S A GOOD THING we sold spices this year: it provided us with a sounder financial base than we had had in years. We were ON THE LOOSE when we went to the Miss NCS Illinois competition in Bloomington. Christy Lewis entered the competition for our squad. The year was FAR FROM OVER when we did our joint routine with the cheerleaders for the Jacksonville Invitational. It was such fun and looked so nice that we did it again for our fans at our last home basketball game. Hats and canes were packed when we went to NEW YORK, NEW YORK for Potpourri. We only lost our “luggage once when someone dropped a cane. Our words for our great fans this past year is YOUR LOVE IS DRIVING ME CRAZY 'cause we appreciate all of their support. Miss Jud Top: Judy Evans, the only senior Pom Pon Above The Pom Pon Squad Front: Mary Brown. Lori Davis. Judy Evans, Michelle Hurrelbrink, Kathy Summers. Christy lewis Back: Melissa Weder, Bobbi Williams. Angela Lashmet Lett: Pom Pon Squad performing top hat and cane routine at Potpourri Above, right: Christy and Mary building spirit at the Winchester Tourney 62 VOICES Happiness is not perfected until it is shared, said Jane Porter. Sharing ideas, friendship, sad times, and fun times has made the year go by quickly and happily for the Cheerleaders. In the summer, the varsity Cheerleaders received several ribbons at the Dynamic Cheerleading Association Camp. Tragically, Dawn Ellen hurt her ankle right before final evaluation, but the WHS squad won second place over al„ anyway. J.V. cheerleaders won ribbons for best pompon routine and flashy |umps at the CICF camp in Jacksonville. They also won the spirit award, which is voted on by the entire camp. Football season and Homecoming also passed quickly, leading to our third annual Cheerleader Pom-Pon Dance Revue in November. We did a joint routine to BEAT IT. The girls worked hard for the basketball season and it showed in their polished performance. Snow stopped us from going to Havana Tournament, but not for long. Then it was time for the Sixty-third Annual Winchester Tournament; as always, the squad, with the help of the fans, kept spirit high. All too soon regionals came and our season ended after our final |Oint routine with Pom-Pons to FAR FROM OVER on Parents' Night. I am extremely proud of all the members of the 1983-84 Cheerleading Squad. They are very special to me. Miss Malmstedt Top Cheering on the square tor Homecoming Front: Traci. Debra. Karen Back: Terri, Gaylynne, Angie Above Varsity Front Debra Eddmger Bottom Karen Arnold. Chris Hubberl. Dawn Ellen Eddmger Top: Traci Brown, Ion Likes. Syd Peak Above, right First pep rally ot the year Right: lumor Varsity Bottom: Gaylynne Blockhouse, Mandy Sipes. Molly Coon Top: Kathie Killday, Angie Hatcher, Terri Evans. [HE SEARCHERS In its second year, the Biology Club sponsored a rlood drive in conjunction with the FFA, toured Vlemorial Hospital in Springfield, and held a cake ind afghan raffle. We also sold soda and candy at iome volleyball games to help finance equipment or the biology room. Being a career-oriented club, we wrote to many universities and organizations for information concerning pre-med curricula and the medi- cal field. Guest speakers presented programs on such topics as medical technology, blood banks, and experiments. This year's officers: president, Dawn Ellen Ed-dinger; vice president, Rita Lawless: secretary, Tim Lawson: treasurer, Sandy Pfeiffer. Our sponsor is Mrs. Haney. Kathy Summers Below, left: Bio Club. Seated: Shannon Aossey. Becky franklin, Gay Lynne Brockhouse. Chris Hubberl, Dawn Ellen Eddinger Second low Mrs Haney. Kathy Summers, Kathie Killday, Shari Young. Tammy Fletcher. Jody Stillllew, Julie Rhodes. Sandy Pheitfer, Kristy Summers. Mary Brown. Sara Jane Herring. Pat Kilver. Karen Arnold. Rita lawless. Back: Kim Nichols. Tom Millik. Janice Brown. Joni Lawless. Ed Shupenus. Carol Jean McLaughlin. Melissa Johnson, Carman Ranft Below. Right Me lissa Johnson This year there are seventeen talented members in the Art Club, all of whom have completed at least one year of art. On April L2 we went to Illinois College to see an exhibit of Western art. We also painted five murals for the Varsity Inn. The 1983-84 officers: president, Melissa Scott: vice president, Tina White: secretary-treasurer, Colette Campbell; reporter, Karla Collison. Melissa Scott Right The Art Club Front Me lissa Scott. Tina White. Emily Williams. Second row: Kim Saylor. Karla Collison, Julia Rhodes. Jamie Lawrence, Co lette Campbell. Sara Jane Her ring Third row Danny McPher son. Carman Rant). Melissa Johnson, Kevin Dunham. Amy Sparks. Melissa Owmgs. 64 AGAINST ALL ODDS On an auspicious evening in September, a group of honored misfits gathered to compete in the Scholastic Bowl. Practices were chaos because no one was ever WRONG!! After the first heavy loss on November 7, our glorious Leader, Mrs. Bradshaw, kept the team together with false promises of glory and riches beyond our wildest dreams. The next meet was closer because ole CB put in the big guns, Chris Scharwark and Ken Day. Our final team was decided on just before the final match when we defeated Triopia (which not many others can say). Our record was 1-3 going into the big WIVC tournament. People called us the “Cinderella” team. Mary and Sandy wooed the Greenfield men to reveal their stragey while Chris, Ken, and Martin forced information out of the Calhoun girls; with this combination the Winchester Wildcats came up with the championship without using their 1 strategic plan (answering an English question with the word prophylactic). Next year’s team will have a hard time replacing the seniors that are graduating, but maybe they will manage. Sandy Pfeiffer, Chris Scharwark Top: Sandy Pfeiffer. Above, seated: Mary Margaret Brown. Ken Day, Sandy Pfeiffer, Martin Gregory, Chris Scharwark. Standing: Mrs Bradhaw. coach. Left, left side to back: Coach Bradshaw. Robin Andrews. Kathy Early. Dawn Ellen Eddinger, Martin Gregory. Bryan Cannon, Sandy Pfeiffer, Mary Margaret Brown, Ken Day. Carol lean McLaughlin. Janice Brown Front row; Lon Likes. Beth Brown. Pat Kilver. Jom Lawless. Kathy Summers Second row: Shannon Aossey. Rita Lawless. Tammy Fletcher, Kristy Summers, Tina White. Chris Hubbert 65 THE FRENCH CONNECTION Le Cercle Francais a eu une annee merveil-leuse. Nous avons gagn le tournoi du Cercle Technologie Industriel avec des victoires gam-badantes sur Le Cercle Des Garqons de Lettres et Agricole Quatre. Nous e'tions le gagnant just parce que notre entraineur 6tait tres superbe. Au debut de I’annee, nous avons elu les officiers de cercle. La pre'sidente est Robin Andrews, la vice-presidente est Syd Peak, et la secretaire est Beth Brown. Le Cercle Francais voudrait remercier Ma dame Lashmett pour une bonne annee. Vive le francais! Beth Brown Below, left Madame Lashmett, Ed Shupenus. et des ballons — c'gtait I'anmversaire de madame. Below, left hall, front row: Julia Rhodes. Chuck Yelm. Deanna Shim-chick Second row Tom Millik. Tammy Fletcher. Third row: Janice Brown, Syd Peak fourth row: Carol Jean McLaughlin, Shannon Aossey Top: Mindy Swarrmgim Right halt, front row: Pat Kilver, Shari Young. Kathy Summers Second row Randy Andrews. Beth Brown, Lori Likes. Third row: Laura Fletcher. Kristy Summers, Robin Andrews The Shining This year the Speech Team brought back a third-place trophy from regionals at Jacksonville High School; a record six people from our school advanced to the sectionals, held at Community High School in Normal. We all enjoyed the competition (if not the harassing by Mrs. Harr during practice), and Ed’s Trivial Pursuit kept us entertained when we weren't competing. (Remember Beaver Cleaver’s brother Wally?) Thanks to Mrs. Harr for hanging in there with us. Kathy Summers Left: the S Team Front. Tammy Fletcher. Oratorical Declama tion; Shannon Aossey. Prose Reading: Mary Margaret Brown. Humorous Interpretation Middle row Mrs. Harr: Kathy Summers, Oratorical Declamation: Sandy Pfeiffer, Extemporaneous Speaking: Chris Hubbert. Radio Speaking: Toni Millik. Dramatic Interpretation: Karla Collison. Verse Reading Back: Rich Teaney. Dramatic Duet Acting (with Shannon): Ed Shupenus and Chris Scharwark. Humorous Duet Acting. Shannon. Rich, Kathy. Sandy. Tammy, and Mary Margaret advanced to sectionals IN WHICH WE SERVE The librarians again had a very resourceful year, checking out books and locating magazines. This novel group shuffles materials between the library and study hall, helps their fellow students think of speech topics, and alerts Miss Jud to the problems of the day (i.e„ third hour has again stolen all of the rubber bands from the newspaper poles to bombard Mrs. Ranft. Or, seventh-hour students want Miss Jud to “Pleeeease come and get them out of Mr. Roth’s study hall” for which favor they promise faithfully to do ANYTHING that is asked of them). Their volunteer efforts enable all students to use library materials even when classes or special groups are using the main library room. Miss Jud Below: librarians. Front: Angela McNeece. Michelle Campbell. Sandy Brickey Second row: Sandy Pteitter. Terri Thomas. Todd Lawson, Phil McLaughlin, Amy Northrup. Third Row: Chuck Yelm. Martin Gregory. Rich Teaney. Mike Cockerill. Robyn Roberts. Below, right: Mike Cockerill assisting a magazine patron. Bottom: Student Council. Front: Mary Margaret Brown, Rita Lawless. Chris Hubbert, Jamie Cowper Second row: Tammy Fletcher. Seth Cooper. Tim Lawson. Todd Lawson. Bryan Cannon. Mark Brown. Katie Coon Third row: Joe Little. Janice Brown. Tony Cox. Randy Andrews, Chuck Yelm. Mark Cox. Matt Eddmger, Henry Likes, Adam Wilson. The Student Council, under the supervision of Mr. Eddy, began the year by electing these officers: president, Todd Lawson; Yice-presi-dent, Rita Lawless; secretary, Bryan Cannon; treasurer, Chris Hubbert. The Council planned the '83 Homecoming activities, which included showing Little Rascals and the feature movie Takedown. The dance following the football game featured music by the Rockatomix. Next on the agenda was a trip to Wheeling High School on November 9, 10, and 11. This was the first time that Winchester High School has had a student exchange for more than one day. The Wheeling students came to Winchester in December. This was a very enjoyable experience for all who attended. The Student Council later planned Purple and Gold Week, February 27 through March 2. Music for the dance on Friday night was by the Pat Bowe Band, and profits were shared with the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Todd Lawson 67 SMASH PALACE Things we did in Auto Mechanics: Postmaster's truck — painted the bed: Mike Graham's Trans Am — door and quarter panel; Karcher’s cars (2 — green and white) — back glass. We managed not to keep Reg Dunham's car for over half a year, and we actually wore safety goggles once or twice. Blue Ford Elite — body work, paint; Randy Pence’s Nova — body work and paint (just got done in time for a wreck); Craig Anders' Sprint — body work and paint. Aaron caught a screwdriver in the head, a hand in the door; Craig Anders caught a hammer in the head. We watched girls' PE (all the time) with Robbie’s binoculars and Craig’s telescope; we cut ruts in back and black marks in front; Mike Cockerill made all-day trips uptown; Randy and Aaron were trapped in the El Camino while Dave drowned them. Seniors would like to thank Mr. Karcher for teaching us — even if it wasn't much — and for a great time. David Sanders Right: Mike Holford Below: Auto Mechanics Club — David King, Kenny Wyatt, Todd Whewell. David Sanders. Randy Pence. Tim Savage. Robbie Goforth, Ted Bettis. Gary Palmer. Ronnie Howard. Aaron Jones, Mic Savage. Robyn Rob erts. John Rueter. Mike Holford. Craig Anders. Andy Evans, Mr Karcher. Right: Randy Pence admiring his work, David Sanders painting a car. (legs in the background be long to David King and Kenny Wyatt, supervisors). 68 TRUE GRIT Left: Craig Anders, sanding his clock case Below, center: The Industrial Technology Club Danny McPherson. Mike Cockerill, Craig Anders. Steven Sipes. Allen Steele, Cathy Schoeneweis. Steve Shupenus. Bill Price. Mike White. Ray McDade, Mike Holford. Mr Hilliard, less McNeece. Robyn Roberts Bottom, left: Mr Hilliard conferring with Robyn on his proiect. Jess McNeece with his protect (lamps). Mike Cockerill making trophies for the ITC volleyball tournament. The Industrial Technology club held its tirst meeting on the last Thursday in September, and established the meeting night as the last Thursday of each month. The club elected 1983 84 officers as follows: president, Mike Cockerill; vice president, Cathy Schoeneweis; treasurer, Craig Anders; secretary, Mike White; club reporter. Bill Price. We held the ninth annual ITC volleyball tournament in March, and on April 27 we toured the Chrysler Corp. plant in Fenton, Mo. LOVE AT This year the Winchester FHA attended the Section 3E rally at Jacksonville High School Auditorium. The theme ot the rally was Shape up with FHA. Various educational sessions were held in separate rooms. The Section 3E president, Susan Bridgewater, presented a participation ribbon to Cody Jones and Janet King for their presentation at the Springfield State Conference in 1983. Our money-making proiect was selling various items from a toy chest. Proceeds were used for projects throughout the school year. On April 6 7, 1984, Chris Hubbert, Karen Top: Free Agents. Ginger Wear, Kristy Summers, (sec ), Rita Stice (pres ). Chris Hubbert (vice-pres). Sandy Brickey (treas). Becky Franklin. Tammy Fletcher Left center Kim and Gaby in Child development. Right center Awards Irom State conference. Kim Nichols, first place: Chris Hubbert and Karen Arnold, first place and outstanding Lett: Bill Price showing toys made by the parenting class. Above: Sixth-hour Living Environment. Front: Vicki Welsh. Tonya Whitehead (sec ). Kelly Fearneyhough (treas ), Tony Hubbert (vice-pres.). Karen Arnold (pres.). Back: Todd Whewell. Cathy Schoeneweis. Brandi Kirkbnde. Bill Price. Michelle Campbell, Todd Lawson. Rich Teaney. 70 FIRST BITE Arnold, Kim Nichols, and Mrs. Love-kamp went to the State FHA conference in Springfield. Chris and Karen presented a demonstration, Pizza for Breakfast.” They received an outstanding rating and a plaque from the St. Louis Dairy Council. Kim presented a puppet show, “Going to the Hospital, for which she received first place. The demonstrations were also presented for the afternoon kindergarten and the second grade class at Winchester Grade School, and at the Public Library. Right: Karen and Chris preparing tor their Pizza tor Breakfast demonstration. Below: Filth-hour Orientation to Home Ec,: Kelly Gauges. Tina Owmgs. Lisa Jennings, Kim Knapp (sec ). Becky White, Cathy Hillman (pres.). Dianne Grady (treas.), Lora Steele, Debbie Lawrence, Sarah Hatcher Missing: Amy Yelm (vice pres.) Below, right: Kim with puppets Sam and Andy tor state FHA competition. Bottom, left: Seventh-hour Child Development: Mandy Ford (vice-pres), Missy Slater (sec ), Tina White, Melissa Jones, Janice Havens. Gail Pence (pres.). Kim Nichols (treas.) Bottom, right: First hour Orientation to Home Ec.: Tammi O'Connell (treas ), Sheri Savage (sec ), Rachel Sipes (pres ), Marcy Angen endt. Mysti Steelman 71 CHILDREN OF THE CORN The Winchester FFA chapter has been very successful in sectional, state, and national activities this year. Seven members attended the Illinois State Convention in June, 1983; Chris Fletcher participated in the FFA band and Susie Jefferson sang in the FFA choir. Winchester won fourth place in the State Heritage Program, enabling two members, Joni Lawless and Sara Fearneyhough, to take a trip to Washington, D.C. The chapter also won sixth place in the state safety program. Also at the state level, Winchester was awarded a gold emblem for its Program of Activities, and a silver emblem for Building Our American Communities. Winchester won two national silver emblems this year, one for the National Safety Program and the other for the National Program of Activities. Top: Mr Goetze, chapter advisor, and Todd Lawson, chapter president Center: Seniors Front: Brenda lomelino. Todd Lawson, Tim Lawson, Chris Fletcher. Chuck Yelm. Aaron Jones, Sara Fearneyhough Back Phillip Hettinger. Joe Killday. Jeff Suttles. David Sanders. Richie Teaney. Randy Pence, Craig VanHynmg. Matt Newberry. Allen Steele. Craig Anders. Danny McPherson Right Award winners at the FFA banquet Front: Joni Lawless, top soil meat |udge: Susie Jefferson, crop specialty winner: Karla Collison. public speaking winner; Emily Williams. Horticulture winner; Brenda Lomelino, Outstanding Chapter Farmer Back: Marcus Moore. Outstanding Chapter Farmer: Ken Wyatt. Ag Mechanics winner; Randy Pence. Soybean Production winner; Todd Lawson. Star Chapter Farmer; Rich Teaney. Star Chapter Farmer 72 In Section 15 activities, we had eight section foundation winners, two district winners, and one state winner. The chapter won first in soil judging, Greenhand public speaking, and Greenhand crop judging contests, and in exhibiting crops at the fall grain show. Second place awards were won in meat judging, parliamentary procedure, and in Greenhand creed speaking. Third place awards were won in poultry judging and in exhibiting livestock at the Section 15 Ag Fair. The Ag Mechanics team and extemporaneous speakers won fourth place; the Farm Management team and the prepared public speakers won ninth place. Joni Lawless Top Tim Savage. Dave King. Mike White, Ken Wyatt. Todd Lawson. Debra Eddmger (Guess who really didn't give blood!) Center tumors. Front Joni Lawless, Emily Williams, Susie tetter-son, Carrie Koyne Back Mic Savage. Ronnie Howard. Andy Evans. Ken Wyatt. John Rueter. Oavid King. Doug Savage. Tim Savage. Devin Edwards Above: The meat |udging team. Brad Slagle and tom Lawless, with Mr Barnett, their coach. Lett: Ag Mechanics team Ronnie Howard. Chuck Yelm, left Suttles. toe Killday. Marcus Moore 73 LEADERSHIP CHARACTER AGRICULTURE THRirT RECREATION COOPERATII SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE PATRIOTI! FFA ACTIVITIES On National Ag Day, March 20, 1984, we held a sheep shearing demonstration for kinder garten and first- and second-grade pubils. Tina McMillen, a freshman ag student, brought four sheep to school to be sheared; she also brought a couple of twin Montadale lambs for the students to pet. That evening, we had a pork chop supper. We served nearly 200 people at the grade school cafeteria. During National FFA Week we had a variety of activities, including a pizza party at noon for junior and senior FFA members, a visit from a game biologist, and a field trip to the John Wood Ag Campus at Perry. The Winchester Ambulance Service showed us a rescue vehicle and all the equipment; Dr. George Roegge, a veterinarian, talked to Ag I on swine health; Representative Tom Ryder addressed the FFA in an assembly; we gave corsages to all the female teachers; and Mayor Evans signed a proclamation declaring National FFA Week. Our Safety Program is a year-round activity. We had a variety of safety materials on display, including denim safety caps, wood pencils, note pads, bumper stickers and safey stick-on logos. lop: Karla Collison, Section 15 Public Speaking Above: Marcus Moore, George ebrun (game biologist). Matt Eddmger, Tina Coultas. during National FFA Week. Right: Sophomores. Front: Jamie Killday. Matt Eddmger. Tim Fearneyhough. Karla Collison. Back: Mitchell Smith. Terry Whewell, Brian Teaney, Marcus Moore. Joe little Below: Roger Hoover, victim, with Ken and Dave practicing first aid Below, center left and Randy finding out what they are Bottom: Randy Pence, a pint lighter. Far right: Carol Killday donating blood We had Two safety assemblies, one with the sophomore class and one with FHA on home safety. We also had a safety skid demonstration. We painted safety billboards and displayed them in the community; we sponsored an eight-hour hunter-safety program and qualified thirty-nine young people in gun safety; we participated in National Farm Safety Week, National Fire Prevention Week, and National Poison Prevention Week. The FFA has a corn land lab consisting of ten acres that we rent from the county commissioners; we also have a soybean land lab to compare varieties. The FFA will be active at the State FFA Convention in Champaign this summer; Chris Fletcher will play in the State FFA Band, and Carrie Koyne and Susie Jefferson will sing with the FFA Choir. Jom Lawless will receive the State FFA Safety Award, and the chapter will receive other awards for our accomplishments in the year-round FFA program. The annual FFA Livestock and Horticulture Fair is held at Carrollton during July. Students have an opportunity to exhibit their livestock, poultry, and horticulture projects in competition with other Section 15 FFA members. Mr. Goetze leadership CHARACTER AGRICULTURE THRirr RECREATIOI COOPERATION SCHOLARSHIP CITIZENSHIP SERVICE PATRIOTISM Top: Rich Teaney in the Extemporaneous Speaking event. Section 15 Public Speaking Contest Lett: Greenhands Front: Kent Coul-tas. Rodney Dolen. Adam Wilson. Neal Brown, Chuck Brown. Shelly Havens. Lisa Gauges. Sherri Sav age. Angie Hatcher, Tami O'Connell Row Ben Berry, Troy Evans. Matt Hubbert. left Gansz. Jamie Rear don. Jett Evans. Brad Slice, Lester Winmngham. Gary Nelson. Phil Kilver Row 3: Randy Summers. Jim Bob Arnold. Marty Rolland. Brian Jones, Brad Slagle. Jimmy Sherwm Row 4: Jeff Quigg, Jamie Cowper. Gary Anders. Below, left: Ralph Berriman. EMT instructor. Scott County Ambulance Service, with Kay Slice, vie tim in the simulated accident exercise: also Keny Wyatt. Kent Coul-tas Left: freshmen with Phil Cook, taking a tour of the ambulance. TRADING PLACES In Co-op Class we learned how to be successful on the job, how to get along with our co workers, and other necessary things. We worked on income taxes, kept up our little blue books, watched a demonstration on how to give a back-rub, had a delayed Christmas party, and planned our Co-op Banquet. Judy Evans worked at the Scott County Clerk’s office, Sandy Brickey and Jeannia Fry at Jack's, Beth Brown at the Scott County Treasurer's office, Patti Glossop at the Winchester City Hall, Traci Brown at David Cherry's office, Marie Renner at B R Variety, Angie Burby at Eagle’s, Chris Fletcher at Scott County Farm Service, Steve Sipes at Carole Jean IGA, Kelly Fear-neyhough and Brandi Kirkbride at the Scott County Nursing Center, Dawn Ellen Eddinger at Montgomery Insurance, and Rebecca Hawkins at Winchester National Bank and the Winchester Times. We learned a lot and had a good time doing it. Thanks, Mrs. Sipes! Traci Rebecca Top left: Rebecca Hawkins. Center: Co op Class. Front: Dawn Ellen Eddinger, Traci Brown, Patti Glossop, Beth Brown. Back: Chris Fletcher. Judy Evans, Sandy Brickey, Marie Renner, Mrs Sipes, Brandi Kirkbride. Angie Burby. Jeannia Fry, Kelly Fearneyhough, Rebecca Hawkins, Steve Sipes left: Brandi Kirkbride. Above, left: Steve Sipes. Above, right: Kelly Fearneyhough PAPER CHASE Meet the Journalism Class. We write the paper, sell candy, disrupt 8th hour classes, catch mice in closets, roam the halls with “constructive work,” listen to the band practice outside, and gossip. Color us busy but corrupt. Now meet each individual member of the class. Pam Evans punches keys and delivers the paper to the Times office. The Times office must be an interesting place because she never returns. Color Pam missing. Rita Lawless pushes a pencil and assigns ail of the long and tedious articles to the underclassmen. Color Rita mischievous. Tonya Whitehead Tells All, talks to Mr. Greer, and always goes to type articles in the typing room. It seems so strange that one can disappear so quickly. Color Tonya the Invisible Woman. Jom Lawless and Kent Coultas pass, punt, shoot, and bat their articles. Usually they are gone on an assignment. Color Joni and Kent the athletes who are never here. Kathie Killday and Molly Coon shape up the paper and at times we hardly know they are here. Color Kathie and Molly as quiet as mice. Michelle Hurrelbrink and Terri Evans count the cash and am continously running to the library. Color them bookworms (??). Chris Scharwark gives his opinion again and again, and he is the big track star always throwing his weight around. Color Chris the boss. Kathy Summers listens again and again and she always types her own articles. Color Kathy illegible. Our sponsor, Mrs. Bradshaw, wor ries a lot and keeps evryone in line. Color her responsible. Rita Lawless and Pam Evans Top: Pam Evans, who diligently typed all ot the articles. Lett center: tom Lawless, reporter and chiet cash-keeper. Above: Staff Front: Rita Lawless, Editor: Tonya Whitehead. Pam Evans. Jom Lawless Second row Michelle Hurrelbrink. Kathy Sum mers. Kathie Killday. Back: Terri Evans. Molly Coon, and Kathie Killday arrange the layout of the paper A WORK This year I joined the yearbook staff in January, thinking it would be an easy alternative to study hall I though, How hard can it be to paste some pictures together and write captions?” Needless to say, I was wrong. It takes a lot of time and dedication to put together a yearbook (and to put up with Mrs. Menard saying Come on, kidlets, do you realize that the deadline is tomorrow? ). We did a lot of hard work and ate about two dozen pizzas, but all in all, the staff OF ART had a lot of fun putting together the 1983-84 yearbook. Todd Lawson lch tuuui ndmi «mum, Hbsisiam toitor ueanna bnimcnicR Below: Wildcat Staff Chuck Yelm. Rich Teaney, Karen Arnold. Kendra West. Todd Lawson. Lisa Fearneyhough Jody Stillflew Sandy Pie,(ter Shan Young. Mrs Menard. Deanna Shimchick.' Sara fearneyhough Bottom: Todd getting th.ngs organized, Sandy Pfeifter. Richie working on Drama Club pages DEAR FRIENDS: You’ve now seen almost all of the book; w; sure hope you have enjoyed it. This has been quite an adventurous year. V hen school started, we thought maybe we would be the whole staff, but worry about having enough staff me nbers lessened as people came in all through the year — Sara, Sandy, Jody, Shari, Lisa, Kendra, Chuck, Riche, and Todd. Boy, what a relief! Hardly anyone who isn't on the staff really realizes how much time and effort go into making a yearbook. We have to think of a theme, plan the borad, sell .ids, sell the books, assign pages, make dates to get pictures taken, get writeups from people, make layouts, do 3 Rs, type copy and captions, think of headlines for every page, and so on and so on. Those are just the major jobs — we'd hate to start naming the minor ones! We’d like to thank the staff for a job well done. Special thanks to Shari for doing ads: Sandy for the division pages, honors and awards, and many of the ad pages; Richie and Chuck for the baby pics; and Todd for the faculty pages. Mrs. Menard gets a big hand because she always has to be there when we’re working and has to answer all our questions. We'd like to thank all the people who wrote copy for us, to the errand-runners who willingly went to the drugstore and the Times office (and other places) so many times. Thanks to Mindy Swarrmgim, Emily Williams, Doug Bell, Tim Fearneyhough, and all the other peons who did all the odd jobs for us. We hope the pictures we chose give you many memories of the 1983-84 school year. Good luck to next year’s staff, and especially next year’s editors! 79 Right Phil McLaughlin. Fonzie's cousin Stump Far right Freshmen (Creatures of the Third Floor) Seated Kim Knapp and Sarah Fedder Standing, from top: Judy Weder. Oianne Grady. Amy Yelm. Misty Steelman. Tina Owmgs Below Cathy Schoeneweis and Steven Sipes - Little Walt and Cathy Below cen ter Randy Pence (Look at those Bones'”) Below right Michelle Scott Hefty got her Bottom Missy Scott and Patti Glossop. cool or bored or both; Nancy Cowhick. Tony Hubbert. Beth Brown — The Punk and the Punkettes ” Far right Janice Brown. Venus Ascending DRESSED TO KILL Above, left: Chuck Yelm, Todd Lawson. Richie Teaney, looking for trouble. Top: Shelley Havens with the Mr. T hairdo. Above: Bryan Cannon. Boy George’s cousin. Above right: Kendra West — Vamperilla strikes again. Left: Chris Hubbert and Tim Lawson. Mrs. Lovekamp ( One. two, three o’clock, four o’clock rock!’’). PICNIC Banquet, May 4, was at the Blackhawk. Highlights: wills by the Dudes, Todd saying “I didn't write it!,” Devin's brain being fried, the juniors’ relationships, Mr. Eddy getting a cup of coffee to go along with the doughnut that Jeff Suttles left in his yard (Stay tuned — will Jeff graduate?) Amy and Mr. Moore both willing Christy a starting position, and the can of Easy-Off for locker 32. DOoAn- fik.f Top: The prom queen and her court: Traci Brown. Dawn Ellen Eddmger. 1984 Queen Karen Arnold. 1983 Queen Barb Davis Douglas. Robin Andrews. Pam Evans. Center. left: Decorations. Center, right Mr Hilliard reading the teachers' wills. Above: Ereshman servers Rachel Sipes. Kathy Hillman, Kim Knapp. Right Mary Brown reading the senior prophecies. Far. right: Seth Cooper (Rockin’ Ross) refuses to sing “Happy Trails” and tells everyone to go home. SATURDAY NIGHT And Sunday Morning At last it's here, a night long awaited — Prom, 1984 — a night of ribbons and lace, tuxedos, and pink-tipped carnations. It's a night to dance under a crepe-paper ceiling of rainbow pastels, to share with friends a special memory we'll keep forever. We smile, our pictures are taken, a moment in time is captured forever. Decorations are everywhere — so many balloons! Filled with helium, they reach high; soon they become souvenirs of the fun we have had. “Prodigy” stops. A spotlight sweeps the floor. Chris announces the queen and her court. The smiling court assembles, parents beam, flashbulbs twinkle in the dark. The floor fills with people. The girls we know — tonight they are ladies with their gentlemen. We laugh, we talk, we dance, we enjoy this special evening. We put aside all thoughts of tomorrow, because for now, “We’ve got tonight.” Kathy Summers left: crownbearers Mindy Eckle. Michael Pleilter Below 1984 Prom Court Dawn Ellen Eddmger. Bryan Cannon. Robin Andrews. lodd lawson. Michael Pfeiffer. 1984 Prom King Phil Hettinger, 1983 Prom King Todd little. 1983 Queen Barb Davis Douglas. 1984 Queen Karen Arnold. Mindy Eckle. Pam Evans. Chuck Yelm. Traci Brown. Phil McLaughlin Bottom, left 1984 King and Queen, Phil Hettinger, Karen Arnold right, having tun dancing to the music of 'Prodr 8Y MAKING THE GRADE Commencement exercises for the Class of 1984 were held on May 25. The invocation was delivered by the Rev. George Cowper and the scripture reading by the Rev. Joe Paul Robb; Commencement speaker was the Rev. George Desmond. The American Legion Citizenship Award was presented by David Cher ry, the DAR award and academic awards by Rex Eddy, and the diplomas by Don Pence and David Pfeiffer. Michelle Campbell sang Up Where We Belong” and Memories,” Phillip Hettinger made the class response, and the Rev. Philip Cook prounounced the benedic- Right: Kelly Dickson and less McNeece tion. recieve their diplomas: Phil Hettinger gives the class response. Left: Rita lawless, valedictorian, receives the American legion Citizenship award. Below: The Class ol 84 Front: Syd, leanma, Kelly Featneyhough. Beth, Patti, Michelle. Aaron, Phil McLaughlin, Chuck, Chris, Matt. Second row: Kristy. Mindy, Amy, Kathy Early. Tony. Sara, Cindy, Kelly Dickson, Vicki. Sandy Pfeiffer, Bryan. Third row: Nancy, Cathy Schoeneweis. Missy. Judy, Sandy Brickey, DeAnne, lody. Brandi, Randy, Angie. Fourth row: Todd. Steve. Robbie. David, Tonya. Marie, Bill, Allen, Danny. Fifth row: foe, Robyn. Mike Holford, Craig Anders. Jess. Craig Van Hymng, Rich. Jeff. Sixth row: Karen, Dawn Ellen. Rebecca, Traci, Rita, Pam. Brenda. Martin. Phil Hettinger The WILDCAT staff sends best wishes for a long and pleasurable retirement to Mr. Virgil Coughlin, who has been superintendent through fourteen Commencements at Winchester. Lett: Mr. Coughlin. Right: Todd Lawson, class president, and Monkey Dunham lead the tassel switching ceremony Below Michelle Campbell. Below, right: Mike Cock-erill receives his diploma Mike and Tim Lawson were not present lor the class picture because they were rushing home from the state track meet. Bottom: Bryan Cannon receives the citizenship award; Sandy Pleiller. saluatonan. accepts her academic award: An gie Burby. winner of the Dean's Award, receives her diploma We just found out that Mr. McCall (Wally) is going to teach at Western next year. We will really miss him. He’s wise, he’s witty, he’s warm; he makes the HOTTEST chili in the Midwest; he can take a roomful of algebra students who don’t know a huddle from a goalpost and turn them out practically athletes! Good luck, Mr. McCall — thanks for everything! Stephanie Evans Top row: Syd Peak. David Coonrod. Malt Hubbert and Phil Kilver, Second row: Matt Eddinger. DeAnne Hardwick. Third Row: David Sanders, 8ecky Franklin. Fourth row: Janice Havens. Cathy Schoeneweis. 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Seniors and juniors initiating us finding outTf 'frie'rumors were true about Mr. Dunham and Mrs Elmer hating freshmen . Homecoming bonfire ... snake dance the wild times wn decorate the football field . . . freshman attei spirit stick and pushing pennies at the seni senior girls tormenting the freshmen in Ag : I the: officersURobin Karen, Dawn Ellen, Rebecca, Jhta l ls?) first toilet paper cryin. over Brian’s Song ... trying to Triftn , 4ircf time m . nan ©car Range .. Leo the basketball staW. travel)- visiting the zoo . . . Sandy fain ndusl our first yearbook .. . turning sixteen .. her Michelle Monin from Australia z the fourth piSce float [the REAL wildcat ,vith Mrs. Elme Who shcked.m locker?” . . be i fopw. first time in Earth Sconce unidentified flying soybeans ites the Rebel geometry class . .. talking in Mrs. Harr's English class about everything but English Blues Brothers .. . sophomore attendant y- jpbin 1 Amos the parade marshall . Mr M l a svmn'in the horse tank ordering fight shooting ri Mrs. Eddn jmgfield to se Romeo and Juliet arjd s -ejng the flesh” ... eating at Wendy's ... water balloons flying thr ugh the air . . getting rings . two memorab! embers of our school: er guns in first-hour study hall . passing notes in the bottle falling off the float Cat Ballou . the Dunham learning a lot while coaching girls’ basketball ... the heartbreaking loss to Beard heat and bundling up in blankets ... the great timfcs wil changes ... Where have all the windows gone? . J, winning the Homecoming game against Greei eentield m an overtime. Phil ertimeibut winning tljrd placejp the Winchester Tournament . . going without nior class of '82 . . first year for volleyball ... the school undergoing many ce float (Victory for Your Eyes Only) ... junior attendant — Sydney . . II w scoring the winning touchdown . . collecting wood for bonfire 'Where did the outhouse come from this year?! ';f meeting Mr. Wright or is it Mr. Wrong? Mr. Greer’s secretaries roaming the halls . . IV 1 our Wildcat mascot boy -. term-paper time -ttwhere will we ever find the time? . . taking the ACT ... exciting history class and the interesting discussions when Mr. Dunham left the room . Kristy asleep in spite of the uproar in Algebra II . . taking the retail trip, shooting ice across the bus . Biology class, dissecting kittycats ... Seth Cooper running the Steeple Chase at Pittsfield ... Shady Character day and the Routt football players . the baseball road trips — Hey, boys: where did those mints come from? our first prom and banquet .. . Up Where We Belong the bonfire being canceled .. getting second on the float behind the juniors ... the exchange with Chicago getting the senior keys laughing at the underclassmen for falling up the stairs ... the SMOKE in the halls . . . physical contact and kissy-face on the school grounds . Business Econ and finish the worksheets and stock sheets ... the well-behaved Math IV class . . . Mrs. Lashmett's birthday . . . going to the carnival in dresses after banquet . . . “We've Got Tonight .. . Karen as queen and Phil H. as king .. . the rain and the drive-m . staying out fate or would you call it coming in early? 1the last three weeks going by so fast ... the Senior English exam . Skip Day . . finally making it to our goal — Commencement — with The Monkee ... LOCAL HERO I know that I speak for the entire faculty and all of the students when I say that we will miss Amos Greenwood tremendously. He is the only person in Winchester history who has received two standing ovations from the assembled crew! When Amos was in the building, his presence was like an invisible shield for the rest of us. Just hearing his distant whistle (most often On the Good Ship Lollypop ) was enough assurance that any problem could be dealt with — that all was right with the world. Good luck, friend. The place won't be the same without you. Carolyn Jud 100 .