Winchester High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Winchester, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1985 volume:

YV1 PRESENTING THE CLASS OF 1985 3EARCH FOR TOMORROW Chris Pfeiffer as President Chris Hubbert as Vice-President Seth Cooper as Student Council Rep. Randy Andrews as Treasurer Ed Shupenus as Secretary Randy Andrews ambition: to be very wealthy fav. teachers: Mrs. Lashmett and Mrs. Sipes class: French and Co-op persons: Mom and Katch song: Old Time Rock Roll by Bob Seger saying: Hey Mer! soap star: Erica Kane activities: French Club 3, Drama Club 2, ITC 1, Paw Prints 1 honors awards: Student Council Treasurer 2, Boys' State, 1984 Ted Bettis nickname: Big Guy ambition: to replace Don Shula class: Auto Mechanics persons: Grandparents song: Jailbreak by AC DC saying: Do unto others before they do unto you activities: Football 4, Weightlifting 4, Baseball 3, Letterman's Club 3, Student Council 1 honors awards: Capt. of Football team. Junior Auto Mechanics Pres., Sophomore Vice President Joe Blan nickname: Mopen ambition: to go into the Marines fav. class: math song: Going, Going, Gone by Lee Greenwood saying: Buckwheat is dead pet peeve: bossy people soap star: Hope Williams Beth Brown nickname: Beggams ambition: Secondary Education fav. teacher: Mr. Merle Dunham class: History person: Grandpa Andrews song: He Can't Love You by the Michael Stanley Band pet peeve: people who goof off and then complain when nothing gets done soap star: Jesse Hubbard — Darnell Williams activities: Track 4, Basketball 4, Marching Band 4, Jazz Band 3, Scholastic Bowl 2 Eric Brown nickname: Juan Mo Time Reek ambition: to become Mayor of Hillview fav. teacher: Mr. McCall and Mr. Herring class: Junior English persons: family and A.L. song: Jailbreak by AC DC saying: I'm sure! soap star: Eugene Bradford activities: Football 4, Marching Band 4, Jazz Band 4, Track 3 honors awards: All District Jazz Band 3, letters in Track 3, Marching Band 2, Football 1, Section Leader, Band Council 1, Outstanding Soloist Awards Mary Margaret Brown nickname: Maggie ambition: nurse practitioner fav. teachers: Mrs. Harr and Miss Judd class: Human Biology person: Santa Claus song: Hard Habit to Break saying: Oooooh Scary! pet peeve: hypocritical people soap star: Grandma Horton activities: Basketball 4, Track 4, Marching Band 4, Pom-Pons 3, Volleyball 2, Scholastic Bowl Team 2 honors awards: Academic All-American, National Honor Society Colette R. Campbell nickname: Colleen ambition: to become an artist and live on a ranch fav. teachers: Mrs. Cloyd and Mrs. Ranft class: Art persons: family and friends saying: How do I know? pet peeve: When people chomp on their gum activities: Art Club, FHA, Drama Club, Basketball Ken Clayton nickname: Beaver ambition: to become a Marine Sargent fav. teacher: Mr. Dunham class: Woods III-IV song: Still in Saigon by Charlie Daniels saying: Ya right pet peeve: freshman girls activities: FFA NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Seth Cooper nickname: Pee Wee ambition: to be a flight wing-leader for the Blue Angels fav. teacher: Mrs. Haney class: Study Hall person: Dad song: Switching to Glide by the Kings saying: Mary, you look domestic today! pet peeve: tall people soap star: Stephano Dimera activities: Track 4, D.J. at WBBA Tony Cox nickname: T.C. fav. teachers: Wally and Miss Malmsteadt class: English persons: family, Katie, and friends activites: Basketball 4, FFA 4, Track 2, Student Council representative, junior honors awards: Perfect Atten-dence, junior, Free-throw award, junior, All WAC Basketball 1 Lori Lynn Davis ambition: to become an Administrative Secretary of a large well-known company fav. teachers: Mrs. Cloyd and Miss Jud class: Band persons: family and Bryan activities: Marching Band 3, Pom-Pons 2 honors awards: letters in Band, 2 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Kevin E. Denham ambition: to go into the Navy fav. class: P.E. persons: Mom and Dad song: I Wanna New Drug soap star: Coast Debra Elaine Eddinger nickname: Kermit ambition: to be an L.P.N. and get married fav. teacher: Mrs. Harr class: Junior English persons: family and Todd songs: Never Going To Let You Go by Sergio Mendez and Feels So Right by Alabama saying: Whatever turns your crank, or I don't care pet peeve: When people think they are better than everyone else activities: Track 4, Cheerleading 3, Biology Club 2, FFA 1, Basketball 1, honors awards: Junior attendant for Homecoming Devin W. Edwards nickname: D ambition: to become rich and drive something other than a Polara fav. teacher: Miss Jud class: Biology person: Shari song: Crazy Train saying: Hey? pet peeve: Country Music soap star: Hope Williams Welch activities: Football, 4 years Andy Evans ambition: to become Ken Wyatt's tag team partner fav. teachers: Mr. Quigg, Mr. Hilliard, and Mr. Goetze class: Auto Mechanics person: Hulk Hogan song: Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer saying: He who laughs last didn't get the joke pet peeve: Cabbage Patch Kids soap star: Irish Spring activities: Football 2, ITC Club 2, Track 1, FFA, Auto Mechanics Club Stephanie Evans nickname: Steph, Penelope ambition: Pre-law fav. teachers: Mrs. Harr and Mrs. Lonergan class: Novels and Accounting persons: Jeff and my friends songs: Mama Let Him Play by Doucette and Hard Habit To Break by Chicago pet peeve: Big-mouthed people with their small town gossip soap stars: Bo and Hope NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 3 DAYTIME EMMY AWARDS 5 6 7 (1) Big Mouths — Mary Brown, Ed Shupenus, and Emily Williams; (2) Most Bashful — Doug Savage and Sarajane Herring; (3) Best Dressed — Tony Cox and Lori Likes; (4) Class Flirts — Christy Lewis and David King; (5) Most Argumentive — Mike White, Mary Brown, and Seth Cooper; (6) Class Clown — Carrie Koyne and Devin Edwards; (7) Mr. Ms. Personality — Ed Staples and Chris Hubbert. 4 mstwm i wm i I swa ■ • ..; m isn ’ .mmmm )WKW il j mmm iWxwm ' -vm -.in liHmi: r-Timrm u M ! 88M I M ii 'l fw waatfi am am v m ■ i j3 ■ I 5 6 7 (1) Champion Socializes — Stephanie Evans and Todd Whewell; (2) Most Involved — Ed Staples and Mary Brown; (3) Most Dependable — Randy Andrews and Chris Pfieffer; (4) Most Talented — Ed Staples and Beth Brown; (5) Most Intellectual — Randy Andrews and Carol Jean McLaughlin; (6) Non-Stop Talkers — Randy Andrews and Emily Williams; (7) Friendliest — Chris Hubbert and Randy Andrews. 5 Doug Franklin nickname: Benji ambition: to get rich fav. teacher: Mr. Herring class: Jazz Band persons: family and friends song: My Own Time by Asia saying: Problems are a chance for you to do your best pet peeve: people who think they're better than everyone else soap star: Snuggles activities: Marching Band 4, Jazz Band 3Vi, Basketball 2, Track 1 honors awards: All District Jazz Band, letters in Band, 4 years April Renee Frost ambition: Business Administration or Elementary Education fav. teacher: Mr. Reg Dunham persons: Randy C., Suzie P., Darrell Porter, Miss Jud song: Pressing On by David Meece saying: A friend is one who comes in when the whole world has gone out pet peeve: bottom lockers activities: Band, Basketball honors awards: 83-84 treasure of Area II Byf, 84-85 vice president of Area II BYF Ron G. Gimbel nickname: Gumball ambition: to get married and keep my family happy fav. teacher: Mr. Quigg class: Auto Mechanics songs: Missing You and Let's Go Crazy pet peeve: When people pretend to be mad but really aren't soap star: Melissa Anderson NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Bill Hanley ambition: to get married fav. teacher: Mrs. Harr song: Panama activities: FFA, 1 year NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Sarah Jane Hatcher nickname: Sarah May ambition: to work in Jacksonville with my sister fav. teacher: Mrs. Lovekamp class: English 300 persons: Pam Evans, Mom and Dad song: Honey Open That Door by Ricky Skaggs saying: Leave me alone! pet peeve: people who tease me soap star: Nina Cortland-Warner activities: FHA, 2 years Ronnie Howard ambition: Law Enforcement fav. teacher: . Goetze class: Ag Construction persons: friends song: Mental Health by Quiet Riot activities: FFA 4, Track 1 Christina Marie Hubbert ambition: to become a medical technologist class: Human Biology persons: Mom and Dad saying: I'm sure pet peeve: people who get by with wrong doings activities: Cheerleading 4, Band 4 honors awards: National Honor Society, president of freshman and junior class, vice president of senior class, treasurer of Student Council, 83-84, secretary of Student Council, 84-85, USCA awards in Cheerleading, Academic All American Award in Band Sarajane A. Herring ambition: to become an accountant fav. teachers: Mrs. Harr, Mrs. Lonergan, Mrs. Cloyd class: Novels and 8th hour in the library my junior year persons: family and close friends songs: Torture by the Jacksons and Hard Habit To Break by Chicago pet peeve: Country Music soap star: Pete Jannings activities: Art Club, Biology Club, Yearbook, FHA honors awards: Senior Homecoming attendant Michelle Hurrelbrink nickname: Shel ambition: to be rich and famous class: Journalism persons: family, friends, and Chris song: Movin' On pet peeve: fake friends activities: Softball, Pom-Pons 4, Volleyball 2, Student Council 1 honors awards: Volleyball, Best Offensive Player, letters in Softball 3, Volleyball 1, soph. Homecoming attendant, Pom-Pon spirit awards at JHS camp 3, Most Outstanding Pom-Pon girl at JHS camp 1984 Homecoming Queen Susie Jefferson nickname: Suzy Q and Pinky fav. teacher: Mr. Herring persons: family song: When Doves Cry by Prince pet peeve: people who call my car the scum-mobile soap star: Pete Jannings activities: FFA, Choir, Basketball 4, State FFA Chorus, Marching Band, Concert Band 3, FFA secretary, Vice President of Band Council honors awards: Basketball 3, All Conference Chorus, Sophomore Attendant for Plowboy Prom Pat Kilver nickname: Patty, Patrick, and Phil ambition: co-star with Tom Sel-leck fav. teachers: Mrs. Harr and Mrs. Lashmett class: French persons: friends and family pet peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else activities: Basketball 4, Softball 4, Band 4, French Club 3, Biology Club 3, Scholastic Bowl 2 honors awards: National Honor Society, Girls State, Who's Who, Academic All-American. David King nickname: Mr. Animal ambition: to return from the Marines in four years alive fav. teacher: Mr. Quigg class: Auto Mechanics persons: family, Tim, and Ken song: I Wanna Rock by Twisted Sister saying: Can you spell Mutha? pet peeve: girls on telephones soap star: the Irishman activities: Football 3Vi, Basketball 1, Track 1, Junior English 2 Deb Kirkpatrick nickname: Tootsie, Dindi, and Eb ambition: to get a job and get married fav. teacher: Mrs. Harr class: Co-op persons: Marc and family pet peeve: two-faced people and people who think they are the best, but really are no better than anyone else soap stars: Pete Jannings activities: Band honors awards: letter in Concert Band 4, Marching Band 4, Jazz Band 1, Most Improved and Outstanding Student in band camp Joni Lawless ambition: to make enough money to live comfortably fav. teachers: Mrs. Harr, Mrs. Bradshaw, and Mr. Goetze class: novels persons: Mom, Dad, Rita, and Kelly song: Almost Paradise by Mike Reno and Ann Wilson activities: FFA 4, Basketball 4, Paw Prints staff 3, Volleyball 3, Softball 3, Scholastic Bowl Team 2, honors . awards: 84-85 FFA pres., 84-85 Paw Prints Editor, Nat. Hr. Soc., Who's Who among Am. H.S. students. Star Chapter Farmer, State Safety Foundation Award. Jamie M. Lawerence nickname: James, Annie ambition: I plan to leave Winchester for good fav. teacher: Mr. Herring class: Choir and Art persons: Mom and Dad songs: When You Close Your Eyes , Hard To Say I'm Sorry , Stay The Night , and Hard Habit To Break saying: Did ya? Bang! pet peeve: People you think are your friends that try everything they can to get you in trouble soap stars: Bo and Hope activities: Choir 4, Art Club 3, Girls Basketball manager 1 honors awards: WIVC Choir Carrie Ann Koyne nickname: Carrie Bear ambition: live life day by day and never lose track of my friends persons: S.J., T.A. song: Hard Habit To Break saying: Yes, right! pet peeve: two-faced people soap stars: Bo and Hope activities: FFA 4, FFA Chorus 2, Choir, FHA, Band 2, IAYI Delegate, Yearbook Staff 1 honors and awards: FFA Historian, Treasurer, letters in Band, ITC Volleyball Tournament, 3rd place V 12 13 1. Eric Brown — The Little Drummer Boy. 2. Mary, Seth Christy — Fun Times In The Library. 3. Colette Jamie — Artist At Work. 4. Susie Carrie — What Ya Looking At? 5. Doug Franklin 6. Christy, Debra, Lori — The Three Musketeers 7. Bill Hanley 8. Joni, Ginger Colette — The Three Stoodges. 9. Tim — Hey Guys Look At Me! 10. Kenny Tim — Having Fun Guys? 11. Michelle Kent 12. Sara — Studying Hard? 13. Rita — Get Real! 14. Ron Gimbel 15. Joe — Isn't That Mopin' Joe? 15 9 Christy Lewis nickname: Louie ambition: to live each day to the fullest fav. teacher: Mr. R. Dunham class: Junior History person: Dad song: Wrapped Around Your Finger by the Police pet peeve: two faced people soap star: Pete Jannings activities: Pom-Pons 4, Drama Club 3, Biology Club 3, Volleyball 3, Softball 2 honors awards: 1st runner-up in Best Over All Competition in Pom-Pons 3, letters in Volleyball 3, Softball 2 Lori Lynn Likes nickname: Lou and Sis ambition: to become a lawyer and have a family fav. teacher: Mr. Herring class: English persons: Mom and Dad song: Just When I Though I Was Over You by Air Supply saying: No man can ride your back unless it's bent pet peeve: people who cheat and still win activities: Cheerleading 4, Marching Band 4, French Club 2 honors awards: Freshman Homecoming Attendant, National Honor Society, Honor Roll Timothy E. Lomelino ambition: to become part of the Justice system fav. teacher: Mr. Hilliard songs: Freebird and Night Moves saying: Don't even try it! pet peeve: liars Carol McLaughlin nickname: C.J. and Bean ambition: an architect fav. teacher: Mrs. Lashmett persons: Mom and friends song: If This Is It by Huey Lewis pet peeve: hypocrites activities: Band 4, Basketball 4, Softball 4, Biology Club 3, Drama Club 3, French Club 3, Scholastic Bowl 2, FHA 1 honors awards: letters in Band 4, Basketball 3, Softball 2, National Honor Society, Perfect Attendance Award Chris Pfeiffer persons: Chris Fletcher song: Faithfully saying: If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you it's yours; if it doesn't it never was meant to be. soap star: Pete Jannings (he has a gorgeous smile like Chris!) activities: Softball 4, Volleyball 3, Basketball 2, Marching Band 1 Vi, Jazz Band 1, Senior Class President honors awards: Hustler of the Year in Volleyball, Most Improved in Softball Suzie Pierce nickname: Dipstick ambition: to be a 3rd grade teacher and to be married to a Christian man fav. teacher: Mrs. Sipes class: Co-op persons: family, friends, and my cat, Dutchess song: Goin' Home by The Chosen Ones saying: Babycakes pet peeve: When April forgets what she has to tell me! activities: Band 4, Journalism 2, Track 1, Choir 1, Yearbook 1, Drama Club 1 honors awards: letters in Band John D. Rueter nickname: Roo ambition: to get out of Winchester fav. teacher: Mr. Reg Dunham class: Sophomore English persons: Mom, Dad, and my cat, Reggie song: Caught Up In You by .38 Special pet peeve: the inventor of belly jeans activities: Ag, Auto Mechanics Doug Savage nickname: Stride ambition: Farming or Farm Management fav. teachers: Mrs. Harr and Mr. Goetze class: Novels and Ag IV persons: family saying: Oh did ya? or Did ya really? soap star: Eugene Bradford activities: Basketball 4, Track 4, FFA 4, Football 3, Livestock Judging 2 honors awards: Free-throw award 3, High Livestock judge for Winchester Freshmen, Alternate to Boys' State, Escort for Sophomore Attendant Bruce Shipley nickname: Deuce ambition: to be a crop duster for Rudy's fields in South America fav. teacher: Mr. R.K. Dunham class: Government persons: Mom, Dad, and friends song: “You Can't Kill Rock-n-Roll by Ozzy Osbourne and “Mama Let Him Play by Doucette saying: Cool out! soap star: Coast activities: Baseball 3, Basketball 1, Football 1, Auto Mechanics Club 1 Ed Staples nickname: Sleepy ambition: to be a Disc Jockey for KSHE 95 fav. teacher: Mr. R.K. Dunham class: Junior English persons: Mom and Dad song: I Don't Like Mondays saying: Seriously! pet peeve: Alumni who come back to school soap star: Coast activities: Co-captain of the Football team Timothy Scott Savage nickname: Dood ambition: Marines, Olin's Brass Mill (with Dad) fav. teachers: Mr. Goetze and Mr. Quigg class: English persons: Mom, Dad, and Mr. T songs: “Legs and “Panama saying: Is it lunchtime yet? soap star: Bo and Hope activities: FFA 4, Auto Mechanics 2, Track 2, Basketball 1 honors awards: lettered in Track, 1 year Kent Wade nickname: Kently ambition: to be a musician fav. teacher: Mr. Herring class: Jazz Band song: “Hard Habit To Break by Chicago saying: Have a good one! pet peeve: nosey little Freshmen and Sophomores activities: Marching Band, Jazz Band honors . awards: three 1st place awards at State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Granite City, 1984 Mic Savage nickname: Turtle ambition: to be Venessa William's photographer fav. teacher: Mrs. Harr class: Psychology persons: Dad, Harve Mosely, and all turtle species song: Shooting Star saying: That's life! pet peeve: Mr. Roth's P.E. class soap star: Dial activities: Basketbal 4, Baseball 4 honors awards: letters in Basketball 2, Baseball 3 Terri Thomas nickname: Tommie ambition: to get everything out of life that's offered to me fav. teacher: Mrs. Sipes class: Co-op persons: David Sanders and all my buddies song: “When We Make Love by Alabama saying: A friend is someone who knows all about you, but likes you anyway pet peeve: people who think they are better than everyone soap star: Bo Brady activities: Volleyball 3, Librarian 1, Greenhand Co-reporter Ed Shupenus nickname: Shupe ambition: to marry Mary Margaret Brown fav. teacher: Mrs. Harr class: any class with Merle Dunham persons: Mom and Dad song: Old Time Rock Roll saying: No guts — No glory soap star: Anna Fredricks Brady Dimera activities: Football 4, Biology Club 3, Drama Club 2, Speech Contest 2, Track 1, Scholastic Bowl honors awards: lettered in Football, 2 years Rita Stice ambition: to be the best at whatever I decide to do fav. teacher: Mr. R. Dunham class: 5th hour study hall persons: Brett and my family song: Paranoid by Black Sabbath pet peeve: Country Music soap star: Bo and Hope activities: Volleyball 3, FHA 3, FFA 2, Basketball 2, Track 2, Biology Club 1, Student Council 1, Librarian 1, sophomore class treasurer honors awards: Best Defensive player in Volleyball, Star Greenhand ALL MY CHILDREN I (1) April Frost (2) Ted Bettis (3) Ginger Wear (4) Seth Cooper (5) Lori Davis (6) Andy Evans and Deb Kirkpatrick (7) Tim Savage (8) Bruce Shipley (9) Stephanie Evans (10) Eric Brown 16 17 (11) Devin Edwards (12) Joni Lawless (13) Mic Savage (14) Mary Brown (15) Rita Stice (16) Sarajane Herring (17) Debra Eddinger (18) Jamie Lawrence (19) Colette Campbell (1) Lori Likes (2) Ed Staples (3) Chris Hubbert (4) Tony Cox (5) Beth Brown (6) Deb Kirkpatrick (7) Ron Gimble (8) Joe Blan 25 (9) Ed Shupenus (10) Emily Williams (11) Kendra West (12) Carrie Koyne (13) Susie Jefferson (14) Sarah Hatcher (15) Christy and Michelle (16) Doug Savage (17) Todd Whewell (18) Pat and Carol (19) Christy Lewis (20) Ken Wyatt (21) Doug Franklin (22) Terri Thomas (23) Ken Clayton (24) Susie Pierce (25) Chris Pfeiffer Todd Whewell nickname: Weasley ambition: to buy Rudy's crop in South America fav. teacher: Mrs. Lonergan and Mrs. Lovekamp class: English IV persons: family and friends activities: Football 3 years honors awards: Side line crew 3 years Emily Williams nicknane: Ralph ambition: go to Florida after graduation with Norman and to be a good wife to him fav. teacher: Mr. Goetze class: Ag persons: family, Norman Lewis, P.G., S.S., and S.Y. song: Mama Let Him Play and Little Red Corvette by Prince saying: saying I love you to Norman pet peeve: two faced people soap star: Pete Jannings activities: FFA 4, Yearbook 4, Librarian 1, Speech Contest 1 Ginger Wear ambition: Fashion Merchandising fav. teachers: Mrs. Harr and Mrs. Cawthon class: Psychology persons: my family songs: Hard Habit To Break by Chicago and When You Close Your Eyes by Night Ranger pet peeve: freshmen who act like seniors soap star: Danny Romaloti activities: FHA 2, Yearbook Staff 1, Volleyball 1, Librarian 1 Kendra West nickname: Kindi ambition: find someone to replace me as Mr. Greer's buddy fav. teachers: Mrs. Harr, Mr. Herring, and Mrs. Cawthon class: Novels persons: friends song: We re not Gonna Take It saying: Oh well! Bummeramma! pet peeve: People who start to say something and don't finish it soap star: Bo Brady activities: Drama Club 4, Choir 3, Yearbook Staff 2 honors awards: WIVC All Conference Choir 2, Yearbook Assistant Editor 1 Mike White nickname: Rudy ambition: to move to South America and become a farmer fav. teacher: Mr. Hilliard class: Drafting III-IV persons: Cheech Marion and Tommy Chong song: Slow an' Easy by Whites-nake saying: I give up, and I'm trying to quit pet peeve: girls that think they know what's best soap star: Zest activities: Track 3, Football 2, Basketball 1 honors awards: letters in Track 3, Football 1, State Track 2 Chris Wingler nickname: Wingy ambition: to appear in the Guinness Book of Records for Greatest Human Sexual Accomplishments fav. teacher: Mr. R.K. Dunham class: study hall persons: family and Michelle song: American Pie saying: Just kiddin' pet peeve: cars that break down soap star: Melissa Anderson activities: Football 4, Basketball 3, Track 1 Ken Waytt nickname: Wire ambition: to become a pro-wrestler fav. teachers: Mrs. Harr and Mr. Quigg class: Auto Mechanics person: Hulk Hogan song: I Wanna Rock by Twisted Sister saying: Whatcha gonna do? soap star: Grandma Horton activities: president of Auto Mechanics Club, Track 2, Football 1, FFA CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO OUR W.H.S. SENIOR CLASS OF 1985! CLASS OF 1985 Pictured here, is the last group portrait of the Senior Class of 1985. It was taken by Merle Fox from a window overlooking the High School's front lawn. 16 NOW A WORD FOR OUR SPONSOR The Senior class would like to respectfully dedicate the 1984-85 WILDCAT yearbook to Mrs. Sipes for her many years of service and her unfailing support as a sponsor for the Class of '85. Even though she may be tough at times, she's still considered one of the best because of her dedication as a teacher in the classes of Co-op and Typing II. THANKS AGAIN MRS. SIPES FOR ALL YOU'VE DONE!! PRESENTING THE CLASS OF 1986 IN DAYS OF OUR LIVES Shari Young as Student Council Rep. Tammy Fletcher as Secretary Kathy Killday as Treasurer Janice Brown as Vice-President Missing from the picture is Class President Chris Scharwark JUNIORS Terri Andrews Shannon Aossey Bridget Bell Doug Bell Gaylynne Brockhouse Janice Brown Molly Coon David Coonrod Tina Coultas Kelli Cox Mark Cox Ken Day Janine DeShasier Matt Eddinger Karen Evans Brad Fairfield Lisa Fearneyhough Tim Fearneyhough Mike Ferenbach Laura Fletcher Tammy Fletcher Mandy Ford Becky Franklin Lynn Hamilton Janice Havens Tim Henson Steve Jennings Melissa Johnson Brian Jones Melissa Jones IB Nanette Jones Steve Jones Tabitha Jones Jamie Killday Kathie Killday Jeff Lehmkuhl Joe Little Steve Lomelino Toni Millik Amy Mitchell Marcus Moore Kim Nichols Melissa Owings Pamma Peak Gail Pence Carman Ranft Julia Rhodes Robert Sanders Chris Scharwark Michelle Scott Deanna Shimchick Melissa Slater Mitchell Smith Amy Sparks Kathy Summers Brian Teaney Mark Teaney Daron Virgin Melissa Weder Terry Whelwell 19 Tina White Bobbi Williams Shari Young Jim Zenge Like sands through the hour glass, so are the days of our lives ... The year started off with the annual magazine sales (which we know are loved by all our community). With the help of our class sponsors we exceeded our goal of $11,000. Our Homecoming float was criticized again this year! Our wildcat was not black; he was wearing a tuxedo! Even though we were humiliated, we accepted our fourth place float with pride. After putting forth much time and effort we succeeded in putting on a wonderful prom and banquet. So, as we bring an end to the school year, we can see that the junior class has continued their legacy of being the class with class. 20 Shari Young 1. Janice, Karen, and Melissa — Hi, guys! 2. Mark — What did you guys put in my soda? 3. Gail and Mandy at the football game. 4. Laura and Bobbi — Show us your smiles. 5. Gaylynne and Kim — Follow the beat of a different drummer. 6. Karen — What's so funny Karen? 21 PRESENTING THE CLASS OF 1987 IN ANOTHER WORLD Chuck Brown as Treasurer Katie Coon as Vice-President Angela Lashmet as Student Council Rep Ben Berry as Secretary Jeff Quigg as President SOPHOMORES Since most students get their class rings and driver's licenses when they are Sophomores it usually turns out to be a great year. Some of our experiences were second place on our Homecoming float, Angie Hatcher as our attendant, Mrs. Greer's mistake with our money, and the JV football team with a record of 1-5. But, all in all, it's been a great year!! Judy Weder, Lara Johnson Gary Anders Marcy Angenendt Jim Arnold Ben Berry Chuck Brown Mark Brown Neal Brown Jim Campbell Katie Coon Kent Coultas Jamie Cowper Jackie Cox Jeff Day Rodney Dolen Jeff Evans Troy Evans Sarah Fedder Chuck Frost Kelly Gauges Lisa Gauges Diane Grady Angie Hatcher Shelley Havens Kathy Hembrough Cathy Hillman 23 Mark Howard Matt Hubbert Lisa Jennings Lara Johnson Phil Kilver David Kingery Kim Knapp Johanna Krebs Angela Lashmet Dallas Lashmett Debra Lawrence Henry Likes Kevin Lomelino Tina McMillen Eddy Miller Mike Mitchell Sean Montgomery Tim Neff Gary Nelson Greg Nelson Tami O'Connell Tina Owings Jeff Quigg Jim Reardon Sheri Savage Kathy Scharwark Jimmy Sherwin Steve Shupenus Mandy Sipes Rachael Sipes 24 Brad Slagle Lora Steele Mysti Steelman Brad Stice Lila Stone Randy Summers Judy Weder Becky White Adam Wilson Amy Yelm 12 11. Debra, Lora, Judy, Sheri — Sophomores at Homecoming 12. Kent — They'll never find me here! 13. Mike and Becky 25 13 PRESENTING THE CLASS OF 1988 IN with THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS . o°o( lO Brett Lashmett as President Stevie Renner as Vice President Berta Cockerill as Student Council Rep Jimmy Evans as Treasurer Jayson Brockhouse as Secretary Shannon Brickey Paul Baird Mike Blan Jayson Brockhouse Tim Brown Beth Cherry Jennifer Cherry Michelle Clayton Chrissy Cocken Berta Cockenll Nicole Cooper Candy Coultas Cathy Cox Sheila Cox Tim Drake Bryan Eddinger Brad Eldridge Bonnie Evans Jimmy Evans Mike Fairfield Gail Fearneyhough Bobbi Gauges Jeff Gauges Tammy Gauges Lisa Goff Crystal Greer Kelly Gregory Todd Gregory Shane Gregory Jim Grubb 27 Teri Howard Bobby Johnson Jack Jones Brad Kemper Jerry Koyne Brett Lashmett Katie Lashmett Matt Lawson Robin McDade James McDade Jennie McKinley Lisa McLeese Lecie Mann Traci Mefford Gary Moore Ken Paul Joey Petry Amy Pfeiffer Bill Ranson James Ratliff Stevie Renner Angie Sanders Denny Savage Debbie Smith Heather Smith Lance Smith Chris Stice Marc Suttles Becky Teaney Tina Viera 28 Sandra Welsh Jeanette Whewell Billy Whicker David Wigger Chad Wingler Kathy Witwer Top: Todd Gregory, Jim Evans, and Jeff Gauges (Freshman Stoodges) Bottom: Beth Cherry Over all, our freshman year wasn't too bad. Although some of us couldn't make it up and down the stairs in the beginning. We even learned a few things in physical science due to all the extensive research we did (but not by choice!!). We got 3rd place on our homecoming float, and Jennifer Cherry was our queen attendant. Even though we were freshmen we had many great times we will always remember. Amy Pfeiffer and Crystal Greer 29 The teachers were busy doing all the things as normal this year. This year we had a few minor changes in our staff. This included a new principal and a new superintendent. We also had to get used to the smell of smoke bombs, new rules, and a whole lot of suspensions. All in all teachers and students alike had a pretty good year. Deanna Shimchick Reba Cloyd Years of Service: 13 Class Sponsor: Senior Classes Taught: Girls' Physical Education Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1985: The best of luck to all of them in their future endeavors. Favorite Soap Opera: Days Of Our Lives Reginald K. Dunham Years of Service: 14 Class Sponsor: Senior Classes Taught: U.S. History, Advanced U.S. History, Government, Sociology, Economics, and Senior Problems Degree: AB Colorado College Favorite Soap Opera: Run for the roundhouse Nelly, they'll never corner you there! Bernard Goetze Years of Service: 29 Class Sponsor: Sophomore Classes Taught: Agriculture and Industrial Arts 2 Degree: M of E Wish for the Class of 1985: To have a safe journey into life. Cheryl Bradshaw Years of Service: 13 Class Sponsor: Sophomore Classes Taught: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior English; Journalism, and Junior core English Degree: BA Wish for the Class of 1985: A bright and beautiful future. Favorite Soap Opera: St. Elsewhere Merl Dunham Years of Service: 10 total but 3 at Winchester Class Sponsor: Junior Classes Taught: Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, Math 4, and Computers Degree: BA in Mathematics Wish for the Class of 1985: I wish that they all find parts in a soap opera. Favorite Soap Opera: Class of 1985 Amy Fairfield Years of Service: 1 at Winchester, 2 at Waverly, and 4 at Franklin Class Sponsor: Junior Classes Taught: Vocational English, Vocational Awareness, and Vocational Math Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1985: That you will look for the positive in others, believe in yourself, and hold fast to your integrety. Max Greer Years of Service: 18 Class Sponsor: Junior Classes Taught: Intro to Business, Recordkeeping, Core Math, and Core Intro to Business Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1985: You can't build a reputation on what you're going to do. Cheryl Haney Years of Service: 4 Class Sponsor: Freshman Classes Taught: Biology, Chemistry, Algebra, and Pre- Algebra Degree: BS Favorite Soap Opera: Days Of Our Lives Sam Herring Years of Service: 13 Class Sponsor: Senior Classes Taught: Choir, Music Appreciation, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, and Music Theory Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1985: Dream on little dreamer. Favorite Soap Opera: Edge of Wetness Gregg Hubbert Years of Service: 5 Classes Taught: Physical Science, General Science, and Human Biology Degree: BA and BS Wish for the Class of 1985: Good Luck! Favorite Soap Opera: Mr. Rogers Marcella Lashmett Years of Service: 23 Class Sponsor: Junior Classes Taught: French 1, French 2, French 3, and French 4; and Psychology Degree: AB Wish for the Class of 1985: To earn a high school diploma in 1985. Kay Harr Years of Service: 16 Class Sponsor: Sophomore Classes Taught: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior English; and Novels Degree: BA Wish for the Class of 1985: I wish them much love, happiness, kindness, and success. Carroll Hilliard Years of Service: 13 Classes Taught: Advanced Woods, Advanced Drafting, Industrial Arts 2, and Building Trades Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1985: That they will always have a pencil since they never had one for tests. Favorite Soap Opera: Dallas Carolyn Jud Years of Service: 10 Class Sponsor: Sophomore Classes Taught: Librarian and 5th hour study hall Degree: BS and MLS Wish for the Class of 1985: Happiness and love. Favorite Soap Opera: Hill Street Blues and Remington Steele Rose Mary Lonergan Years of Service: 19 Class Sponsor: Freshman Classes Taught. Business law. Accounting, Shorthand, Typing, Business Machines, and Office Practice Degree: BA Wish for the Class of 1985: That they will have satisfying jobs. Colleen Lovekamp Years of Service: 3 Class Sponsor: Freshman Classes Taught: Orientation to Home Ec., Advanced Foods Nutrition, Advanced Clothing and Textiles Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1985: A successful career in the future with all the joys and happiness that life will bring. Favorite Soap Opera: All My Children. Bob Moore Years of Service: 13 Class Sponsor: Freshman Classes Taught: Drivers Ed. Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1985: Success and happiness. Favorite Soap Opera: All My Children Don Quigg Years of Service: 1 Classes Taught: Industrial Arts Auto Mechanics Degree: Certificated in Welding Technology BS in Industrial Education Wish for the Class of 1985: Success and happiness in the future. Kevin Roth Years of Service: 9 Classes Taught: Health Ed., Physical Ed., and 7th Hour Study Hall Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1985: Each a long and prosperous life — and that the Class of 1985 leaves a mark in this world — preferably not a blemish!! Favorite Soap Opera: Knots Landing Walter Wilkens Years of Service: 33 Classes Taught: Counseling Degree: BS and MS Wish for the Class of 1985: Utilize their potential. Sherry Malmstedt Years of Service: 9 Classes Taught: Special Education Degree: BA Wish for the Class of 1985: Continued success, and a rich, happy, fulfilled life. Favorite Soap Opera: All My Children, Hill Street Blues, and St. Elsewhere Shirley Pratt Years of Service: Vi Classes Taught: Speech, English 100 . 200 and Yearbook Degree: BS in Theatre Arts English Wish for the Class of 1985: To realize all your hopes and dreams. Favorite Soap Opera: General Hospital Carolyn Ranft Years of Service: 10 Classes Taught: Art and Photography Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1985: Find a full time job. Carol Sipes Years of Service: 6 years at Pittsfield, 16 years at Winchester Class Sponsor: Senior Classes Taught: Co-op, lyping 11, and Vocational Director Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1985: The best of everything in life! Cyndi Cawthon was here at the beginning of our school year. She has served 1 year at Louisiana and Vi year at Winchester. She was our Speech and English 200 teacher also she was our yearbook sponsor. She earned a BA in English and Speech. Like many of us her favorite soap opera is Days of Our Lives. She wishes the Class of 1985 to be healthy, wealthy, and alive because if you have these things you have everything. Mrs. Cawthon was only here Vi year but many students thought she was great! You could tell how much she would be missed when the whole student body and faculty gave her a standing ovation! STAR SEARCH Below: Ed Staples Beth Brown (Most Athletic) O O o FOOTBALL Win-Co-Hi started the football season in August. The Wildcats began with two new coaches, ready to take on their opponents. Win-Co-Hi started off in good fashion as their record stood at 2-1. Winchester then lost four in a row to drop to 2-5, before splitting the final two games to make their season record 3-6. The Wildcat jayvees did not fair any better, however, the jayvees ended their season 1-5, getting shutout in four of their losses. The Wildcat freshman ended their season 1-4. Kent Coultas Seniors: Kneeling: Ted Betlis and Ed Staples. Standing: Doug Savage, Ed Shupenus, and Chris Wingler. Varsity: Sitting: Jamie Killday, Terry Whewell, Kent Coultas. Marcus Moore, and Matt Eddinger. Kneeling: Chris Wingler, Ted Bettis, Ed Staples, Mike White, and Eric Brown. Standing: Jeff Lehmkuhl, Tim Lomelino, Ed Shupenus, David King and Doug Savage. Ed Staples, The Wildcat quarterback for 1984, set a school record by passing for 216 yards against Brown County. Congratulations Ed! 34 Kent Coultas did a great job being our manager this year! The team all together: Row 1: Jeff Evans, Jeff Lehmkuhl, Jamie Killday, Terry Whewell, Marcus Moore, Matt Eddinger, Jeff Quigg, and manager Kent Coultas. Row 2: Chris Wingler, Ted Bettis, Ed Staples, David King, Eric Brown, Ed Shupenus, Mike White, Doug Savage, Tim Lomelino, and Denny Savage. Row 3: Brad Slagle, Mark Brown, Rodney Dolen, Henry Likes, Greg Nelson, Jimmy Sherwin, Ben Berry, Phillip Kilver, Chad Wingler, Bobby Johnson, and Coach Hubbart. Row 4: Coach Smith, Steve Shupenus, Bryan Eddinger, Chuck Brown, Jim Grubb, Paul Baird, Jack Jones, Jayson Brockhouse, Brad Eldridge, Shanon Brickey, Kelly Gregory, Lance Smith, Brett Lashmett, Joey Petry, and Coach Savage Missing: Jamie Cowper. 35 Top: Scrimmage Game. Left: Win-Co-Hi football award winners for 1984 were Most Valuable Player — Ted Bettis; Most Valuable Back — Ed Staples; Most Valuable Lineman — Ed Shupenus; and Most Improved Player — Devin Edwards; 36 All Conference WIVC: Ed Staples and Ted Bettis. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL The volleyball season started off with practice on August 14: we did our daily drills of bumping, setting, spiking and the wonderful diving drills on the mats. We also ran several laps, we were told it would build our endurance up. (We never thought it did!) The team had several tough games during our season but the one that will stand out in our minds the most is the game against Routt. The varsity went to watch ISU play against Southern Illinois Carbondale. We also went to watch the State playoffs in Springfield. Then the banquet came and congratulations to the following varsity players: Joni Lawless, Most Valuable Player; Mary Brown, Most Improved; Janice Brown, Best Offensive Player; Kathie Killday, Wildcat Award; and Bobbi Williams, Best Defensive Player. Also, congratulations to the following JV players: Katie Coon, Best Defensive Player and Offensive Player; Crystal Greer, Wildcat Award; and Katy Lashmett, Most Improved. We ended the year with the JV record of 10-8 and the varsity record of 8-11. A special thanks to Coach Hilliard for a job well done! Thanks! Deanna Shimchick 2 1 — Seniors Joni Lawless, Mary Brown, Chris Pfeiffer, Rita Stice, Terri Sanders, and Christy Lewis. 2 — Rita Stice 3 — Kathie Killday 38 1. Top row — Gail F., Kathie K., Lisa F., Janice B., Bobbi W., Molly C., Deanna S., Bottom row — Rita S., Chris P., Mary B., Terri S., Christy L., and Joni L. Coach Hillard. 2. Coach Hillard has a few words with the team. 3. Top row — Kathie K., Bobbi W., Katie L., Mary B., Bottom row — Crystal G., Katie C., Janice B., and Joni L. 4. Top row — Gail F., Becky W., Sheri S., Angela L., Dianne G., Katie C., and Coach Hillard. Bottom row — Stevie R., Heather S., Amy P., Katy L., Berta C., Beth C., Crystal G., and Jennifer C. The 1984-85 Varsity Wildcats surprised almost everyone as they compiled an outstanding 22-4 record. The 22 wins were the most by a Winchester team in the last seven years. Although having some talented players, probably the big key to the Cats success was their unselfishness and outstanding team play. We were 'A TEAM . The Cats jumped off to a 3-0 start this year and when we beat arch-rival Pittsfield in a 63-59 thriller to go 4-0, people started believing. Our guys went on to capture the Havana Holiday Tournament for the first time ever and shared the WIVC title with Routt with a 4-1 record. Despite all the success, there were come disappointments. Who will ever forget the heartbreaking 81-79 overtime loss to Routt in THE GAME or the 65-64 loss to Brussels that knocked us out of our own tournament? The Cats will lose four Seniors. We'll miss the leadership and playmaking abilities (268 assists) of Ed Staples, the outstanding shooting and scoring (20.4 pts. per game) of Tony Cox, the hustle and defensive work of Mic Savage and the hard work and team play of Doug Savage. The emphasis on team play was once again brought out by the team as they voted three plays; Tony, Ed, and Mark Cox as MVP's. Mic won the Hustler Award and Doug the Wildcat Award. Ken Day was the Most Improved and Mark also won the Wildcat Star Ward and Free Throw Award. Tony and Mark made the WIVC All-Conference Team. Memories of this season will be with all of us for a long time. This Team's accomplishments will be hard to top, but with some hard work by our younger players in the off-season, this year's success could continue. Our JV team was 10-8 and our Freshmen team had a record of 8-0, so things look bright the next few years. The '84-'85 team would like to thank everyone for their support this year. Coach Moore Opposite page — Top left — Varsity — Ed Staples, Jayson Brock-house, Ken Day, Mark Cox, Doug Savage, Tony Cox, Henry Likes, Mic Savage, Jimmy Evans, Daron Virgin, Joe Little and Mgr. Chuck Frost. Left — J.V. — Jeff Quigg, Matt Lashmett, Henry Likes, Joe Little, Jayson Bockhouse, Todd Gregory, Brad Slagle, Jimmy Evans, Daron Virgin, Jim Campbell. Bottom — Seniors — Mic, Ed Doug, Tony 1. Returning letterman — Tony Cox, Mic Savage, Mark Cox, Ed Staples. 2. Put it through the hoop, Mark! 3. Don't fall Mic! 4. Tony receiving his award. Winchester 70 VS Perry 53 Winchester 71 vs Waverly 46 Winchester ©8 vs North Greene 64 Winchester 63 vs Pittsfield 59 Winchester 69 vs Bcardstown 74 Winchester 43 vs Bluffs 32 Winchester 72 vs Delavan 08 Winchester 73 vs Rushville 62 Winchester 60 vs Unity 41 Winchester 72 vs VIT 58 Winchester 72 vs Ashland 40 Winchester 56 vs Greenfield 46 Winchester 56 vs Greenfield 46 Winchester ©4 vs Brussels 65 Winchester 77 vs Virginia 57 Winchester 66 vs Triopia 52 Winchester 76 vs Calhoun 58 Winchester 61 vs Pleasant Hill 52 Winchester 79 vs Routt 81 (OT) Winchester 71 vs Carrollton 59 Winchester ©9 vs Greenfield 59 Winchester 62 vs Barry 42 Winchester 89 vs West Pike 57 Winchester 77 vs Griggsville 73 Winchester 83 vs Meredosia 57 Winchester 54 vs Griggsville 64 41 Above: Varsity — Front Row — Mary Brown, Pat Kilver, Joni Lawless, Katie Coon, Missy Slater, April Frost, Back Row — Coach Mr. Merl Duham, Beth Brown, Caroljean McLaughlin, Mandy Ford, Bobbi Williams, Janice Brown, Susie Jefferson, and Gail Pence Left — Seniors — April, Joni, Susie, Caroljean, Mary, Beth and Pat Bottom Left — Tri-Captains — Joni, Susie, and Beth Bottom Right — Girls first week in practice Above: JV — Front Row — Missy Slater, Katie Coon, Gail Pence Back Row — Kim Knapp, Kim Nichols, Lara Johnson, Missy Owings, Tina Vierra, Lisa Jennings, Berta Cockerill, Kathy Lashmett, Stevie Renner, Lora Steele Left — Shari Savage — Manager Carrie Koyne — Statistician Wildcats 36 VS Notre Dame 45 Wildcats 22 VS Beardstown 43 Wildcats 42 vs Porta 38 Wildcats 33 vs Southeast 57 Wildcats 40 vs Perry 3o Wildcats 60 vs Bluffs 17 Wildcats 53 vs Brussels 42 Wildcats 39 vs Meredosia 41 Wildcats 50 vs NorthCrecne 45 Wildcats 54 vs Rochester 45 Wildcats 56 vs Meredosia 41 Wildcats 43 vs Beardstown 41 Wildcats 45 vs Triopia 31 Wildcats 47 vs Rushville 70 Wildcats 41 vs Carrollton 53 Wildcats 44 vs Triopia 34 Wildcats 51 vs Beardstown 53 lOT) Wildcats 6 vs Roxana 49 Wildcats 52 vs Jerseyville 42 Wildcats 56 vs Wood River 34 Wildcats 54 vs Calhoun 50 Wildcats 41 vs Carrollton ol Wildcats 45 vs Pittsfield 29 Wildcats 84 vs Porta 51 Wildcats 44 vs Camp point 47 Wildcats 23 vs Calhoun 51 Wildcats 33 vs Pittsfield 28 Wildcats 48 vs Carrollton : 1 .3 I i The Girl's Basketball Team ended their season with final records of 17-11 for the Varsity and 10-8 for the Junior Varsity. Even though we were unable to reach some of the goals that we wanted, we were able to capture the consolation championship in the Carrollton Tournament and to defeat some good teams in the area, such as Calhoun, Rochester, and Meredosia. The worst thing about this season is losing seven seniors who had been with the basketball program for all four years of their high school career. Award winners for this year were as follows: FT% JV — Kim Nichols; MVP JV — (TIE) Katie Coon, Missy Slater; MIP JV — Berta Cockerill. FT% Varsity — Mandy Ford: Most Assists — Beth Brown; Most Rebounds — Janice Brown; MVP — Joni Lawless; MIP — Susie Jefferson; Wildcat Award — Bobbi Williams. Making the All Conference Team were: Beth Brown, Joni Lawless, and Bobbi Williams. Making the ALL-Tournament Team at Beardstown were: Bobbi Williams, at Carrollton: Beth Brown. 43 DOUBLE TROUBLE Award Winners: Fielding Average — MicSavage; MIP — Ken Day; Batting Average and MVP — Ed Staples. Below: The Team Front: Shane Gregory, Todd Gregory, Tim Drake, Kelly Gregory, Marc Suttles, Chris Stice, Manager Kent Coultas. Second Row: Mic Savage, Bruce Shipley, Jimmy Zenge, David Coonrod, Shanon Brickey, Jeff Lehmkuhl, Third row: Mark Cox, Ed Staples, Jamie Killday, Ken Day, Jeff Day, Coach Merle Dunham. Top: Seniors — Ed Staples, Mic Savage, Bruce Shipley. 44 SOFTBALL The 1985 softball season will be a memorable one, although our record was a disappointing 9-11. Four of the eleven losses were by one run. The 1986 team should show a lot of talent with 7 lettermen returning after losing five senior lettermen; Chris Pfeiffer, Michelle Hurrelbrink, Carol McLaughlin, Pat Kilver, and Jamie Lawless; through graduation. Some of the memorable things that the 1985 team will always remember are: The bus not starting at Hardees . . Michelle's first homerun . . . Chris' splits at first base ... The mouthy pitcher and Mr. Wrong . Calhoun's catcher's broken thumb (How did that happen?) . . . Beth's broken arm in the first week of practice .. . The cookout at Mr. Moore's house and Days of Our Lives .. . Brett's visits to practice .. . and Carol and Keith. Best of Luck to the 1986 Team! Joni Lawless Award Winners - Best Fielding % — Pat Kilver Best Batting Average — Joni Lawless Most Improved — Missy Slater Most Valuable — Joni Lawless 45 BOYS TRACK Row 1 — Matt Hubbert, Danny Savage, Rodney Dolen, Brad Slagle, Mark Brown, Sean Montgomery. Row 2 — Jeff Quigg, Henry Likes, Jamie Cowper, Neal Brown, Adam Wilson Jeff Day, Mike Fairfield, Doug Bell. Row 3 — Greg Nelson, Steve Shupenus, Andy Evans, Ron Howard, Doug Savage, Eric Brown, Matt Eddinger, Phil Kilver, Chuck Brown, Chad Wingler, Chris Scharward, and Coach Hubbert. Picture 2 — Andy Evans Doug Savage Eric Brown Ron Howard Picture 3 — Doug Bell 46 STAR TREK Wc had a successful season and made many lasting memories. Katy's dirty jokes — our fan club at Jacksonville — Just a Gigolo — Janice and Molly's SUPER performance — Hee Hee, Mr. Roth — hailstorm at Brown County — winning Saukee Invitational — new sweats, finally — Janice breaking the 800m record, 2:33.0 — Bobbi breaking the 400m record, 1:02.0 — Beth breaking the 200m record, 25.5 and 100m, 12.3 — Dianne, Bobbi, Molly, Beth — 400m Relay record: 51.9 = 800m Medley record: 1:54.4 — Dianne, Debra, Katy, Beth=800m Relay record 1:49.2 — winning Sectionals — Axel F — taking 9th and 10th in our relays — water guns — our likable CA's — slugbug, Janice! — sunburns for prom — KGB agents — the boys long practices . .. (1) Relay team (2) Bobbi (3) Senior track members (4) Beth (5) The track team — Front row: Jennie McKinnley, Christy Cockerill, Track Mefford, Candy Coultas, Lecie Mann, and Nickii Cooper. Second row: Tabitha Jones, Dianne Grady, Molly Coon, Katy Lash-mett, and Angie Hatcher. Third row: Coach Roth, Mandy Ford, Janice Brown, Bobbi Williams, Debra Eddinger, Beth Brown, and Mary Brown. IIDC4R HU.DM TS 47 SPORTS SNAPS - Janice Brown, Nicole Cooper, and Jennie McKinley. - Lecie Mann - Coach Moore giving the team a pre-game pep talk. Angela Lashmett, Katie Coon, Mandy Sipes, and Gay Lynn Brock-house Mr. Greer officiating Eric Brown - Chris Pfeiffer, Terri Andrews, Kathie Kilday. DIFF'RENT STROKES CHEERLEADERS The summer went quickly. The Varsity Cheerleaders went on a road tour to Western Illinois University at Macomb. They won many oscars for their outstanding performances at camp. Arriving home just in time to perform at the Illinois State Fair Competition. Competition was tough but they received an Honorable Mention. Football season arrived and activities flourished. Homecoming Pep Assembly with dance routines, skits including Magic Mountain, and cheers filled our afternoon. All too soon, football season ended and the 3rd Annual Cheerleader Pom Pon Dance Revue arrived. Many squads made for exquisite evening entertainment. Basketball season bounced in quickly. Pep Assemblies and games led to the ever famous 63rd Winchester Invitational Tournament. After rough competition, the Winchester cheerleaders emerged with the Cheerleading Trophy. The rest of the season went quickly. We attended the Jacksonville Pom Pon Dance Revue. The JV and Varsity joined to do a routine to Crime Pays I can't Drive 55, choreographed by Gay Lynne Brockhouse. All in all, it's been a fun year. So look for us next year. Miss Malmstedt Top: Varsity Cheerleaders — Kathie Killday, Molly Coon, Lori Likes, Debra Eddinger, Gaylynne Brockhouse, and Chris Hubbert Middle: Lori, Gaylynne, Chris, Kathie, and Molly receiving the cheerleading trophy at the Winchester Invitational Tournament. Mr. Hoover at left Left: JV Cheerleaders — Traci Mefford, Candy Coultas, Mandy Sipes, Jennifer Cherry, Crystal Greer, and Angie Hatcher POM PON SQUAD 1. Front Row — Beth Cherry, Angela Lashmet, Sarah Fedder Second Row — Melissa Weder, Mary Brown, Gay Lynne Brockhouse, Christy Lewis, Kathy Summer Back Row — Lori Davis, Michelle Hurrelbrink 2. Michelle and Beth 3. Senior Pom Pon Girls — Mary, Michelle, Lori and Christy 4. Pom Pon Squad performing at Homecoming The Pom Pon Squad had a busy year from the 4-H Fair (Legs) to Potpourri (Neutron Dance) with our 4th Invitational (Let's Go Crazy), the J'ette Invitational (Concealed Weapons), IDTA Competition (Run, Run Away) and a special number to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy (The Heat is On). In between we performed at basketball games (Jump) and especially at Winchester Tournament (Head Over Heels). Our camp activities included summer camp (We're Not Gonna Take It) and one day clinic (Freak Show). It was a fun year filled with fitting new skirts and vests, selling candy and spices and making up new routines. Si This year the Choir was small as usual, but still had some strong voices. We sang for the Christmas concert, Potpourri, the Spring concert, and the WIVC Choir Festival held at Carrolton. This year four seniors won the WIVC Award. They were: Susie Jefferson, Kendra West, Carrie Koyne and Jamie Lawerence. Kendra West The W.H.S. Concert Band participated in several concerts and festivals this school year. Among them include the WIVC Festival at Triopia, the District Festival with the grade school, and the IHSA Contest at Raymond, Illinois. Among the annual performances were the Christmas concert and Spring concert and a Student Recital was also given. The band concluded the year by playing at the Commencement Exercises. Tina White Top right: The Choir — Jamie Lawerence, Tabitha Jones, Kendra West, Kim Nichols, Carrie Koyne, Gail Pence, and Susie Jefferson. Above: Concert Band — sitting; Melissa Weder, Tabitha Jones, Christy Cockrill, Lecie Mann. Second row: Gay-lynne Brockhouse, Kathy Hembrough, Sara Fedder, Mandy Sipes, Angela Lashmet, Kim Knapp, Susie Jefferson, Carol McLaughlin, Tammy Fletcher, Kim Nichols, April Frost, Mary Brown. Third row: Lori Likes, Julia Rhodes, Beth Brown, Chris Hubbert, Janice Brown, Toni Millik, Tina White, Suzie Pierce, Pat Kilver, Amy Mitchell, Deb Kirkpatrick, Nanette Jones. Standing: first row — Jim Sherwin, Tim Brown, Matt Hubbert. Second row: Phil Kilver, Chuck Frost, David Coonrod. Third row: Mike Ferenbach, Ben Berry, Kent Wade. Fourth row: Doug Franklin, Steve Shupenus, Eric Bown. 52 The 1984-85 Marching Wildcats began the year at the annual Marching Band Camp in Jacksonville with Carol Jean McLaughlin as drum major. Three days of learning music and memorizing marching formations as well as having fun. From there, a successful season of parades, field shows, and five half-time shows got underway. We participated in two parades: the Pittsfield Parade, receiving second place, and the Illinois College Parade, being the honorary band. As for Field shows, we participated in three: the West Central Illinois Field Show Competition at Brown County receiving second place, W1U Field Show Competition receiving a first place rating in Class A as well as Best Drum Major and finally the Illinois State Field Show Competition receiving fourth place. Tina White Top left: Playing along — Matt and Amy. Above: GO GO GO! Left: The Jazz Band. Bottom left: Band Council: Tammy, junior rep.; Susie, vice president; Beth, senior rep.; Bach; Mary, president; Kathy, sophomore rep.; Lecie, freshman rep. Standing: Doug, senior rep.; Mike, junior rep.; Chuck, sophomore rep.; Tim, freshman rep. Below: Marching along! Top left: Student teachers Miss Hogan and Mr. Davidsmeyer, and Band Director Mr. Herring. Top right: Julio and Willie (Doug and Chuck) Center: Choir and Band seniors at Potpourri. Above left: Who are those people? Above: The little drummer boy — Eric. Left: The Choir: Susie, Gail, Kendra, Tabitha, Jamie, and Kim. (Where did they come from?) 54 STRANGE BOARDERS This year the play was held two nights again. The first night went sort of smooth, but the second night was jinxed. Everything that possibly could go wrong, did. But between falling props and falling people, the show wasn't too bad. The characters were: Candy Fenway — Lori Likes, Professor Harriman — Steve Shupenus, Glory Fenway — Kendra West, Smiley — Seth Cooper, Captain Winkle — Eric Brown, Joey — Kim Nichols, Cordelia — Mary Brown, John Todd — Randy Andrews, Amity Haines — Shannon Aos-sey, Priscilla Haines — Tammy Fletcher, Lon Daggett — Ed Staples, Myrtle Hodge — Carol McLaughlin, Susie — Janine DeShasier, Bosten Benny — Ed Shupenus, Deacon — Chuck Frost. The Crew: Understudy Stage Manager — Tina White, Sound Effects — Toni Millik Gay Lynne Brock-house, Props — Melissa Weder, Sarah Fedder Missy Slater, Make-up — Tina McMillen, Julia Rhodes, Publicly Amy Mitchell Amy Yelm, Programs — Rachel Sipes, Lara Johnson, Mandy Ford Becky Franklin, Set Building — Doug Savage, Andy Evans, Ken Wyatt Dave King, Lights — Doug Savage Kent Wade. Director — Miss Jud. Thanks goes to everyone else that helped! Besides having to practice almost every night, there were many other things that had to be accomplished. Painting props was one thing but painting our faces was another. As you can tell by the pictures, it was quite, (or maybe not quite!) enjoyable. 1. Miss Pratt — Thanks for helping so much. 2. Busy with make-up 3. Lori helps Ed 4. Jan was a great help — right Smiley? 5. Chuck and Jan 6. Does it look right yet Steve? 7. Just a little more Mary. Other Page: 1. The gang: Chuck Frost, Tammy Fletcher, Shannon Aos-sey, Seth Cooper, Kim Nichols, Ed Shupenus. 2. Listen, sister dear! Shannon Aossey, and Tammy Fletcher. 3. Miss Jud, Ed Staples, Chuck Frost, Eric Brown, Steve Shupenus, Carol McLaughlin, Kendra West, Seth Cooper, Shannon Aossey, Randy Andrews, Lori Likes, Ed Shupenus, Tammy Fletcher, Janine DeShasier, Kim Nichols, and Mary Brown. 4. Professed Wake up! Steve Shupenus and Eric Brown. 5. It works Cordelia! Steve Shupenus, (Out cold is Chuck Frost), Kendra West, Ed Staples, Mary Brown, Lori Likes, Randy Andrews, (another one out cold), Ed Shupenus. FRENCH AND SPEECH CLUB The speech club had a successful year as a team and as individuals due to practice and patience. The team received 2nd place at the Pittsfield Regional. Chris Hubbert received 6th at the Pekin Sectional. Tina White, verse reader; Doug Bell, radio announcer; and Tina McMillan, special occasion speaker, were newcomers. One of their most common lines was I'm so nervous! Kathy Summers, oratorical declamation speaker, and Toni Millik, dramatic duet actress were the greeters of the club. They made sure that no good-looking male was left unescorted in the halls of Pittsfield High. Their favorite line was Where did the guys from Liberty go? Mary Brown, the humorous interpretation actress, and Shannon Aossey, prose reader and duet actress, were the veterans of the group. Mary was heard saying I have to compete against the guy from Quincy? While Shannon was saying My voice doesn't go any lower! The prompter. Carman Ranft's favorite line was Don't worry, you did great! The original oratory speaker, Chris Hubbert's favorite line was I can't believe I made it! Our fearless leader, Mrs. Harr's famous line was I was a waitress in college. We've had a great season and hope to make next year's even better by remembering, Theatrical is the key! Shannon Aossey Above Front row — Mrs. Harr, Second row — Mary Brown, Tina McMillen, Third row — Chris Hubbert, Tina White, Doug Bell, Shannon Aossey, Toni Millik Below — Row 1 — Carol Jean McLaughlin, Pat Kilver, Beth Brown, Mary Brown, Randy Andrews, Ed Shupenus Row 2 — Matt Eddinger, Toni Millik, Janice Brown, Kathy Summers, Shannon Aossey, Deanna Shimchick, Amy Sparks, Tammy Fletcher, Amy Mitchelle Row 3 — Lila Stone, Amy Yelm, Cathy Hillman, Debra Lawrence, Chuck Frost, Sean Montagomery, Sarah Fedder, Lora Johnson, Joanna Kirbs, Lisa Gauges Le Cerele Francais n'avalt pas beaucoup de rendez-vous cette an-nee. Nous avons joue au volleyball dans le tournament ITC et nous avons pris le petit dejiuner ensemble. II n'y a pas de temps pour avoir des tendez-vous le President est Randy Andrews La Vice-president est Carol McLaughlin La Secretaire est Pat Kilver 58 ART AND BIOLOGY CLUBS The Art Club consists of 18 members this year, all of whom have taken at least one year of art. We have painted murals and posters, gone on trips, and had a Christmas party. On March 22, a few of the students went to MacMurray College for Rembrant Day. Our 1984-85 officers: President, Melissa Owings; Vice-President, Greg Nelson; Secretary, Sarajane Herring; Treasurer, Colette Campbell; and Reporter, Carman Ranft. 1) The Art Club: Kneeling: Melissa Owings and Missy Jones; Middle: Susan Landrum, Tina White, Colette Campbell, Emily Williams, Sarajane Herring. and Carman Ranft; Last Row: Amy Mitchelle, Julia Rhodes, Laura Fletcher, Greg Nelson, Michelle Scott, Tim Henson, Amy Sparks, and Nanette Jones. 2) The Biology Club: First Row: Lisa Gauges, Chris Hubbert, Amy Yelm, Katie Coon, Debra Lawrence, Tina McMillen, Angela Lashmet, and Mandy Sipes. Middle row: Carman Ranft, Tina White, Kathie Killday, Carol Jean McLaughlin, Mary Brown, Chuck Frost, Gay Lynne Brockhouse, and Mrs. Hainey. Last row: Toni Mil-lik, Steve Shupenus, Kim Nichols. Kathy Summers, Shannon Aossey, Janice Brown, Bobbi Williams, Ed Shupenus, Pat Kilver, Joni Lawless, Sarah Fedder, Tammy Fletcher, and Lara Johnson. The 1984-85 Biology Club included 33 members from various science classes. The officers were Mary Brown, President; Chris Hubbert, Vice President; Carol Jean McLaughlin, Secretary; and Ed Shupenus, Treasurer. Biology Club co-sponsored a blood drive with FFA providing refreshments, supplying publicity, recruiting volunteers. Members also worked with blood mobile volunteers. The big event of the year was visiting the U of I campus during their Life Science and Engineer Open House. Members visited many displays in various departments of Engineering and Physics. They also toured the National History museum, visited a herbarium, and the Medical School. Students had the opportunity to listen to heart irregularities, through instrumentations used for medical students to learn to identify heart problems. All in all, the Biology Club has a very successful year. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council got off to a fresh, new start this year. We had new officers and a new principal. Homecoming was a big success, and there was an excellent turnout at the dance. The band was Snyper. We got a lot of things done this year, and even more plans for next year. We had a fund-raiser, where we sold delicious candy and nuts in decorated tins. Everyone has put in a lot of effort. Things look even better for the future Student Councils. Good Luck. Chris Pfeiffer Front: Jimmy Evans, Brett Lashmett, Stevie Renner, Berta Cockerill Second row: Chuck Brown, Jeff Quigg, Angela Lashmet, Katie Coon. Third row: Janice Brown, Shari Young, Kathie Killday, Tammy Fletcher. Top row: Seth Cooper, Ed Shupenus, Randy Andrews, Chris Pfeiffer, and Chris Hub-bert. LIBRARIANS Front row: Joni Lawless, Kim Nichols, Janine DeShasier, Ginger Wear. Back row: Chris Pfeiffer, Gail Pence, Bobbi Williams, Rita Stice, and Shannon Aossey. 60 From left to right: Mrs. Bradshaw, Amy Mitchell, Sean Montgomery, Chris Hubbert, Tina White, David Coonrod, Sarah Fedder, Lara Johnson, Janice Brown, Tammy Fletcher, Mary Brown, Kathy Summers, Ed Shupenus, Shannon Aossey, Ken Day, Lori Likes, Pat Kilver, Beth Brown, Carol Jean McLaughlin, Joni Lawless, and Jeff Day What organization was founded during the Civil War? If you know the answer to this question, then perhaps you should have been on the Scholastic Bowl Team. Other qualifications are a quick index finger, fast thinking, and a willingness to look foolish. Among the history, mathematics, science, English, literature, chemistry, and physic questions our weakest subject was following directions. (Especially on the way home from competition.) Being our third year, we were not as successful as last year, but we felt academically successful. We ended the year with a record of 4-1 in the regular season. The only team to dominate us was Carrollton. We went into Conference rated second, but Carrollton once again controlled us. We ended third in Conference. We thank the seniors for their inspiration during the season. We also thank our fearless leader, Mrs. Brashaw. Janice Brown Amy Mitchell Ken, David, Carol, Ed and Chris 61 s i nut. RESOURCE MNGMT. flDUUT LIVING LIVING ENVIRDMENT . Rila Stice, Chris Hubbert. Second row: Tami O'Connell, Marcy Angenedt, Sheri First row: Colette Campbell, Kim Nichols, Sarajane . isjjckii Cooper. Third row. Kelli Cox, Becky White, Missy Jones, Rachel Sipes, Savage, Kim Knapp, Carrie Koyne Ginger car whewell. Fourth row: Becky Teaney, Lisa McLeese, Sandra Welch, Teri Howard, Kathy Kathy Scharwark, Stevie Renner, aty as me , c,rah Hatcher. Fifth row: Mrs. Lovekamp, Tina Viera, Tina Owings, Missy Slater, Bonnie Cox, Gail Fearneyhough, Tina White, Tammy Fletcher, Sarah Matcn k 5 Evans, Jennie McKinnley, Mandy Ford. FHA ST NUT. RESOURCE MA GMJ. oult lining li Officers: Colette Campbell, Reporter; Kim Nichols, Treasurer; Sarajane Herring, Secretary; Rita Stice, Vice President; Chris Hubbert, President. EN VIRDHENT Our Sweetheart Dance queen and her court are: Chris Hubbert, Queen, who was escorted by Tony Cox; Senior Att. Collette Campbell and escort Mark Cox; Junior Att. Missy Slater and escort Mic Savage; Sophomore Att. Kim Knapp and escort Doug Savage; Freshman Att. Lisa McLeese and escort Joe Little. Below left; Mrs. Lovekamp and Tina Owings. The Winchester High School FHA started out the 1984-85 year by electing officers. In the fall, we all attended the FHA Fall Rally at JHS where Kim Nichols was elected Section 3-E Secretary. She was installed at an installation banquet on February 13, 1985 at the Churchill Cafe in Barry, IL. One of the most exciting events this year was a new event. The FHA Sweetheart Dance which was held on February 23rd at the grade school gym. Music was by Snyper. Our money making project was selling Treasure Chests and we came out pretty good. Our year ended at the FHA State Convention held in Springfield, IL. Kim Nichols 63 GREEN ACRES The Winchester FFA continues to be an active FFA chapter competing in Section 15, State, and National FFA programs and activities. Also, we continue to be active in promoting safety, doing cooperative activities, promoting American heritage, and Building Our American Communities program. On the National FFA level our chapter was rated the Gold Emblem rating in Chapter Safety and a Silver Emblem rating for our Program of Activities. On the State FFA level our chapter was ranked 20th in the Program of Activities Award field, and we placed 3rd in the state on both our Chapter Safety Program and the American Heritage award program. Joni Lawless received the state award in Farm Safety and she received a plaque and a check for $100 Eight members attended the State FFA convention at Champaign and Chris Fletcher played in the State FFA Band and Susie Jefferson and Carrie Koyne sang in the State FFA Chorus. Our softball team made it to the elite eight when we were defeated by one run, Andy Evans won two games pitching for our team. Joni Lawless, Carrie Koyne, and Susie Jefferson attended the Illinois Agriculture Youth Institute sponsored by the Illinois Department of Agriculture in Springfield. Todd Lawson and Gail Pence attended the FFA heritage tour to Washington D C. in July. Individual Section 15 awards went to Joni Lawless for Star State Farmer and 1st place farm management, contestant, Jeff Quigg top soil judge, Chris Stice top greenhand crop judge. Matt Eddinger showed the champion female ewe, and Jackie Cox had 1st place gallon of corn in Section 15. Among the 17 schools in Section 15 competition our soil judging and farm management teams placed 1st, the ag mechanics team placed 2nd. and placing 3rd were the forestry, meat judging, and poultry judging teams. Foundation award plaque winners in Section 15 were Matt Eddinger. Ronnie Howard, David King, Joni Lawless, Susie Jefferson, Marcus Moore and Emily Williams. Our public speaking contestants were Susan Landrum and Tina McMillen on the varsity level, and on the Greenhand level were Kelly Gregory, Brett Lashmett, and Matt Lawson. Above: Officers — Ronnie Howard, Gail Pence, Carrie Koyne, Susie Jefferson, Joni Lawless, Terry Whewell, Jeff Quigg, and Doug Savage. Left: Seniors — Carrie Koyne, Susie Jefferson, Joni Lawless, and Emily Williams. Backrow: Tim Savage, Doug Savage, Ken Wyatt, Andy Evans, Ron Howard, and Ken Clayton. Above: Greenhands — Tim Neff, Brad Eldridge, Jim Grubb, Matt Lawson, Paul Baird, Mike Mitchell, Dallas Lashmett, Kelly Gregory, Shannon Brickey, Chad Wingler, Todd Gregory, Chris Stice, Bill Ranson, Bobby Johnson, Missy Jones, Janice Havens, Berta Cockerill, Sheila Cox, Tammy Gauges, Bobbi Gauges, Nanette Jones, Bill Hanley, Brett Lashmett, Bryan Eddinger, Lance Smith, Jeff Gauges, Denny Savage. Left: Juniors — Gail Pence, Tim Fearneyhough, Mark Teaney, Marcus Moore, Jamie Killday. Top row: Daron Virgin, Mitchell Smith, Brian Teaney, Terry Whewell, Matt Eddinger, Jim Zenge. Below left: Sophomores — Kent Coultas, Adam Wilson, Kevin Lomelino, Chuck Brown, Jeff Quigg. Second row: Jeff Evans, Jackie Cox, Jim Reardon, David Kingery, Henry Likes, Tina McMillen, Shari Savage, Gary Nelson, Marcy Angenendt, Brad Slagle, Phil Kilver. Top row: Ben Berry, Neal Brown, Gary Anders, Rod Dolen, Jamie Cowper, Matt Eddinger, and Jim Sherwin. 65 FFA BLOOD DRIVE This year on February 20, the Winchester FFA and Biology Club held their annual blood drive during National FFA Week. We were extremely pleased to have 65 donors this year as compared to a mere 52 donors last year. Next year we are hoping to conduct an additional blood drive. We intend on having the first one during Farm Safety Week in September and then the second one will be held in February during National FFA Week. 1 — Miss Pratt donates blood. 2 — Pamma Peak — not looking too pleased with the present situation. 3 — Ken Wyatt just darn-tootin' happy to be alive!! 4 — Ed Shupenus — this is getting less and less festive!! 5 — Tim Savage tries to be cute, but fails! 6 — Carrie Koyne, Mrs. Clowers, Marc Norris, Kathy Scharwark, Lisa Gauges, and Doug Savage. 6 PLOWBOY PROM On March 22nd, the FFA held their annual Plow Boy Prom. Four senior girls, Susie Jefferson, Carrie Koyne, Joni Lawless, and Emily Williams, competed for the title of the 1985 Plow Boy Prom Queen. Each girl is currently enrolled in Agriculture. Also participating in the court were: junior attendant Gail Pence; sophomore attendant Sheri Savage; and freshman attendant Berta Cockerill. Bernard Goetze 1) Plow Boy Prom court: Seated: Ken Clayton, with the 1984 Queen, Janet King: attendant Joni Lawless, with escort Doug Savage; Ken Wyatt, with 1985 Plow Boy Prom Queen, Susie Jefferson; Ron Howard and attendant Carrie Koyne. Standing: Dallas Lashmett, with freshman attendant Berta Cockerill; Mark Teaney, with junior attendant Gail Pence; and Jeff Quigg, escort for sophomore attendant Sheri Savage. 2) Sheri Savage and escort Jeff Quigg. 3) Janet King, with her escort Ken Clayton. 3 The Auto Mechanics Club has been very busy this year. We had 2 money making projects. We had an oil change raffle last fall which was very successful, and we sold suckers this winter. Ronnie Howard's mom, Betty, was high saleswoman for raffle tickets. We have used our money to buy club jackets. We have also done a lot of work in our shop including tune ups, oil changes and some major overhauls. We did a lot of work on cars belonging to teachers, and we would like to thank them for trusting us. The club also took 3 trips this year. We went to a salvage yard and a machine shop in Jacksonville, and the Chrysler plant in St. Louis. There were also some fun times this year like when we humiliated the I T.C. Club in volleyball, and when Terry Whewell, Daron Virgin and Mitchell Smith found out the absolute maximum speed a small block Chevy motor can turn. But along with all the fun, our new teacher, Mr. Quigg, taught us a lot, and we would like to thank him for a fun and educational year. 1. Auto Mechanics Club B.R. — Mr. Quigg, Andy Evans, David King, Ken Wyatt, Ron Howard and John Rueter M.R. — Tim Savage, Terry Whewell, Daron Virgin, and Mitchell Smith F.R. — Nannette Jones, Ron Gimbel 2. Officers — President — Ken Wyatt, Vice-President — David King, Treasurer — Andy Evans, Secretary — Terry Whewell, Bookkeeper — Seth Cooper. 3. Mitchell Smith is working hard (or is he hardly working??) 4. Ken Wyatt — Put down that camera, or I'll shoot. 5. David King The Industrial Technology Club held their first meeting of the 1984-85 school year on Wednesday, October 17. Club officers were elected: Doug Savage, president; Ted Bettis, vice president; Melissa Owings, secretary; Mike White, treasurer; Doug Franklin, reporter. Other members were Bruce Shipley, Tim Lomelino, Mark Cox, Steve Lomelino, Brad Fairfield, Steve Jones, and Tim Fear-neyhough. The club held a car wash on Saturday, March 9, to help finance the trophies for the clubs Annual Vol- leyball Tourney. The club Volleyball Tourney was held on March 19 and 25 with the Auto Mechanics Club edging out the Ind. Tech. Club for first place in a sudden death final. Other winners of this years Tournament were: 3rd place — Band II, 1st place consolation — Lettermans Club, 2nd place consolation — French II. The club also sponsored a field trip to the Chrysler's Plant in Fenton, MO on Friday, April 19. While there, they were able to follow the production line and see three different models of Chrysler's K-Cars assembled. 1) ITC Club Members: front row — Missy Owings, Brad Fairfield, Steve Jones, Bruce Shipley, Tim Lomelino, Ted Bettis. Back row — Mr. Hilliard, Tim Fearneyhough, Doug Savage, Steve Jennings, Doug Franklin, Steve Lomelino, and Mike White. 2) A hot day in the fields — Ted 3) Mike and Mickey just goofin' off 4) Bruce just takin' it easy 69 9 TO 5 1. Front row: Christy Lewis — Scott County Nursing Center and The Winchester Times, Debra Eddinger — Scott County Nursing Center, Michelle Hurrelbrink — Scott County Abstract Office, Lori Davis — Scott County Clerk's Office. Second row: Jamie Lawerence — Jack's Discount, Suzie Pierce — B R Variety, Deb Kirkpatrick — Winchester City Hall, Terri Sanders — Scott County Treasurer's Office. Third row: Randy Andrews — David R. Cherry, P.C., Mrs Sipes, Todd Whewell — Randy Dolen, Scott County Road Commissioner. 2. Michelle after a hard day at work 3. Randy hard at work. 4. Lori answering the phone at the Court House 5. Terri on the phone again! 2 This year's Co-op class consists of ten students. These ten students entered the class not really knowing what to expect. After several months in the classroom and on the job, they knew what was expected. The jobs held by these ten students varied greatly and offered a lot of interesting conversation in the classroom. Every two weeks we had a student of the week. This lucky person was featured in the newspaper and an article telling what the person did on the job followed. These students were given a little party when their week was done. We also learned how to prepare our own income taxes which we all just loved. Another favorite was the little blue book that we had to fill out every day. However, some of us waited until the end of the month to fill out the whole book. For several weeks we had an independent study. Each student got to pick what they wanted to do and spent a week or two on that particular subject. Most of the students worked on the computers. This was a good experience and everyone enjoyed the break from class-work. That's what we did in Co-op this year. Although we did a lot of work, we had even more fun doing it. We would like to thank Mrs. Sipes for making our year in Co-op a very enjoyable one. by Randy Andrews 70 COUNTDOWN TO DEADLINE T-2 weeks and counting — Editor Joni Lawless assigns articles. Scharwark is absent. T-IV2 weeks and counting — Shannon interviews in library. Kathy snoops. Amy searches for Mrs. Love-kamp. Joni needs a score-book. Chris goes to movies. T-l week and counting — Joni remembers article she forgot to assign. Shannon or Amy is drafted. Kathie, Michelle, and Terri start typing. T-4 days and counting — Mrs. Bradshaw mounts soapbox (oh-no another editorial coming) Staff discusses issue. T-3 days and counting — Kent hands in all articles except F.F.A. Michelle finally finds secret student. Ed disappears to library. T-2 days and counting — Kathy, Shannon, Molly, Amy, Michelle, Kathie, and Terri hand in articles. Shannon reads book. Typists still typing. T-l day and counting — Michelle calls advertisers. Chris queries, What? Deadline tomorrow? Shannon reads. T-45 minutes — Mrs. Bradshaw searches for lost articles. Kathie and Molly lay-out! Kathy translates her hieroglyphics for typists. Joni starts thinking of articles for next issue. Shannon reads. T-30 minutes and counting — Ed hands in articles and disappears to library. Kathy reorganizes back table. Shannon reads. T-25 minutes and counting — Scharwark arrives with Sa-muri yard stick. Shannon reads. T-5 minutes and counting — Amy interrupts Shannon's reading. Shannon yells at Amy. Chris hits both girls with yard stick. T-4 minutes and counting — Mrs. Bradshaw screams, Chris, where's your article!?! Girls hide yardstick. T-l minute and counting — Chris hands in article, Staff applauds. 10-9- -8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 — DEADLINE! Who said Journalism was an easy credit? Mrs. Bradshaw, Shannon Aossy, Kathy Summers, Amy Yelm, Joni Lawless, Molly Coon, Terri Andrews, Kathie Killday, Michelle Hurrelbrink, Kent Coultas Just leave me alone! Chris Scharwark 71 PURPLE AND 72 1. Science Fiction Day. 2. This sure doesn't look like the White House!” 3. So it's a little big?!” 4. It's been a long day.” 5. You mean to tell me I missed that plane again?” 6. Miss Pratt on tourist day. 7. Bobbi on Hat and Purple and Gold day. 8. We all thought you were supposed to dress up like a nerd!” This year Tammy Fletcher was our number one participant in Purple and Gold Week. Honorable mention goes to: Mary Brown, Chris Hubbert, Toni Millik, and Lisa McLeese. Mrs. Bradshaw was voted as the winning teacher. We give our thanks to these students and teachers who helped make this week in March a fun and memorable experience. 8 1. Sarajane and Michelle. 2. You don't say? 3. Taking pictures of tourists. 4. Are you supposed to be a nerd? 5. My hat?! Well, look at yours! 6. Toni and Janice 7. I’m ready for the day. 8. A tourist from India. GOLD WEEK 5 1. Freshmen Float 2. Freshman attendant, Jennifer Cherry and escort, Ted Bettis 3. Homecoming Queen; Michelle Hurrelbrink, Senior attendant; Sarajane Herring, Junior attendant; Kathie Killday, Sophomore attendant; Angie Hatcher, and Freshman attendant; Jennifer Cherry. And looking on is Stevie Renner. 4. Buddies: Terri Andrews and Karen Evans 5. Devin Edwards and Shari Young 6. Cool Dudes: Daron Virgin, Neal Brown, Terry Whewell, and Mitchell Smith 7. The Homecoming Cake Won by Dallas Lashmett 7 1) Pom Pon Girls: Beth Cherry, Sara Fedder, Mary Brown, Christy Lewis, Kathy Summers, Lori Davis (hidden), Angela Lashmet, Michelle Hurrelbrink, and Melissa Weder. 2) WINCHESTER WILDCATS!! YEA!! 3) Sophomore Float 4) Sophomore attendant Angie Hatcher and escort Doug Savage 2 Once again Homecoming arrived with all of its excitement only to leave us almost as quickly as it came. Let's look back at how it started — yes, the all too familiar float building. No bonfire again this year, but alas, TP-ing went on as usual. Everyone go home, wash off that shaving cream and let's all get ready for Friday's festivities. After all, it only comes once a year! Do you remember The Little Rascals , The Marx Brothers , and Inside Moves ... Pom Pon Girls routine to Legs ... Mrs. Ranft and Steve Shupenus in the dance contest .. . Mr. R.K. Dunham spicing up the pom pon routine ... the magic mountain ... making rain . . . the announcement of the Homecoming Court . . . our Queen Michelle . . . waiting for the parade . . . featuring Ralph and Queenie Peak as parade marshalls . . . Seniors first place float . . . the pep rally uptown .. . the game against Greenfield . . . the dance on Saturday night instead of Friday ... Snypr ... so much fun, but it all had to end . . . look back, and never forget ... be honest, now, haven't we all had fun?! Shari Young I 4 75 RITUALS HOMECOMING 1984 ST mjHAt VKfM TNI ur MASTfffJ AM USMGt fvm HOCC 'tsCH uom noii 40 U 0K CMAjCION - AvC IZ'R 5RV5 EFIT EM UP FIND HRRVE5TI □ 11—rnni i 1) Homecoming Queen Michelle Hurrelbrink and escort Chris Wingler Crownbearers: Stephanie Eddy and Jeremy Gregory 2) Junior float (the one that should have won) 3) Senior float 4) David Coonrod 5) Junior attendant Kathie Killday and escort Ed Staples 6) FFA float 7) Steve Shupenus and Mrs. Ranft in the dance contest 1 1) Kathie Killday, Ed Staples, Jennifer Cherry, Ted Bettis, Jeremy Gregory, 1984 King Chris Wingler, 1983 King Phil McLaughlin, and Queen Karen Arnold, 1984 Queen Michelle Hurrelbrink, Stephanie Eddy, Angie Hatcher, Doug Savage, Sarajane Herring, Ed Shupenus. 2) Chris and Michelle 3) Homecoming Attendant 4) Michelle, Karen, and Phil 5) Snypr 6) Michelle 7) Chris, Ed, Ted, Jeremy, Doug, and Ed 1) Sophomore smiles: Katie Coon, Amy Velm, and Diane Grady. 2) Kim Knapp 3) Angie and Lara slide down the rail. 4) Doug Savage 5) Janice and Melissa march in the Homecoming parade. 6) Marc Suttles 7) Denny Savage 8) Lisa Goff 9) Sara Fedder a.k.a. THE TOAD! 10) Jeff Gauges, Jimmy Evans, and Todd Gregory 11) Billy Whicker 12) Mandy Ford and Bobbi Williams 1. Shari — I don't understand! 2. Judy — Don't you dare. 3. Lisa, Becky, Tina, and Kelly. 4. Lisa — I have better things to do. 5. Steve and Lora 6. B.J. and Tim — The champs!!! 7. Theres Willy Billie. 8. What's so funny Amy? 9. Smile Frank! 10. David and Brad — Bye-Bye!!! 10 80 On May 3, 1985 this is the way it was . . . As the students and teachers arrived at the Black-hawk, they were warmly greeted by the smiling faces of the junior class officers. When everyone was seated, Chris Scharwark welcomed the seniors on behalf of the junior class. The meal, following the invocation given by Melissa Weder, was excellent. After everyone settled down, Chris Scharwark, Janice Brown, and Tammy Fletcher read the prophecies to the seniors. Chris Pfeiffer and Chris Hub-bert then read the wills from the seniors to the juniors. Following the seniors' wills were the teachers' wills which were bravely read by Mr. Hilliard. A good time was enjoyed by everyone! 1) Mike, Todd, Tony, Jeff, Mic, and Ed enjoy their meal. 2) Why are you taking that picture? Becky, Missy and Gail. 3) Don't you dare. Miss Pratt! Sarajane and Julia 4) Piggin' out! Mark, Brian and Joe 5) Junior class officers: Shari Young, Kathie Killday, Janice Brown, Tammy Fletcher, and Chris Scharwark. 6) Waiting for seconds (or is it thirds?) Terry, Marcus and Jamie. 7) Beth and Mary chatting. 8) Suzie and Colette having fun. 1. Tony and Sarajane crowned King and Queen. 2. The King and Queen dance the traditional dance along with Molly Ehlert and Travis Ste-geman. 3. Who are you laughing at Ed? 4. The King, Queen, and court dance to the Best of Times . 5. Ed, Randy, Mary, and Jennifer having the best time at Prom. 6. The court has been announced. The time has arrived, a night that everyone has dreamed about and been planning for. A gymnasium dramatically transformed into a metroplitan night scene, with beautiful crepe paper streamers and music to dance to played by Traxx. The girls dressed in beautiful gowns decorated with satin and lace dancing with their guys who are decked out in tuxes with bow ties and cumber-bunds. Our pictures taken to preserve for precious memories of this occasion. A time never to be forgotten, but to cherish forever. Everyone sits down to relax, as it is time for the announcement of the Queen and her court. We are all so happy for Queen Sarajane and King Tony. They dance the traditional dance with the lights dim. Eleven-thirty arrives soon after. For some it is time to go home, for others, it is time to go to Ed's for breakfast. As we leave our gymnasium, we look back at the Junior's decorations and at our flowers in our hands. We want to remember this special evening as it has been The Best of Times. Stephanie Evans 81 GRADUATION Commencement exercises for the Class of 1985 were held on May 31. The invocation was delivered by the Rev. David Arnold and the scripture reading by the Rev. George Cowper; Commencement speaker was the Fr. Henry Kosak. The American Legion Citizenship Award was presented by David Cherry, the DAR and SAR awards were presented by Mr. Hoover. Mr. Hoover also presented the academic awards. Diplomas were presented by Mr. Robert Brown and Mr. David Pfieffer. Kent Wade sang Friends , Seth Cooper made the class response, and the Rev. George Desmond pronounced the benediction. 82 SPORTS AWARDS ADMINISTRATION 1 — Superintendant: Mr. Eddy 2 — The Board of Education 3 — Principal — Mr. Hoover 4 — School Secretary — Mrs. Greer 5 — Secretary — Catherine Taylor 6 — Secretary — Geraldine McGuire 7 — Secretary — Evelyn Haggard 4 84 Remember when we walked into the building for the first time as freshmen? . . . wondering when we would be initiated . . . watching out for Miss Elmer and Mr. Reg Dunham ... trying not to walk on second floor . . . wondering what to do at pep rallies . . . our first Homecoming and Bonfire . . . Lori Likes as our attendant . . . second place on our manequin float . .. TP-ing and the shaving cream fight ... did everybody get their water guns back? . . . meeting Michelle Monin and States the rebel . . . the band going to the World's Fair . . . Purple and Gold Week . .. the 60th Annual Winchester Tourney . . . ordering class rings . . . saying goodbye to the seniors, Mrs. Waters, and Mr. Reed . . . being big sophomores . . . meeting Mr. Gilmore and Mrs. Lovekamp . . .second place Homecoming float . Michelle Hurrelbrink as our attendant . . . TP-ing again . . . getting our class rings . . . taking Speech and Driver's Ed . . . turning sweet sixteen . .. getting our Driver's License . . . having the school repaired . . . condemning the auditorium ... all the smoke bombs . . . saying goodbye to the Seniors and Herbie and Mr. Gilmore . . . finally becoming an upper classman . . . meeting Mrs. Haney . . . first place Homecoming float . . . Debra Eddinger as our Homecoming attendant . .. having no bonfire ... selling magazines .. . more changes in the building . . . the band trip to Chicago ... more smoke bombs in the halls ... no kiss-y-face ... where did the Monkee go? ... having the worst reputation in school . . . the opening of the Varsity Inn . . . calling school off when we were supposed to go ... taking the ACT Test .. . the Student Council going to Wheeling . . . term papers . . . Banquet and Prom with our theme — “We've Got Tonight . . . saying goodbye to the seniors and Wally .. . Mr. Eddy as our Superintendant .. . finding our Mother Menard left us . . . meeting Mr. Hoover, Mrs. Cawthon, Mr. Hubbartt, Mr. Quigg and Mrs. Fairfield . . . finally being a Senior! . . . first place Homecoming float . . . Michelle Hurrelbrink as our Queen and Sarajane as our attendant ... no bonfire again . . TP-ing again . . . Homecoming dance changed to Saturday . . . laughing at the freshmen at pep rallies . . new rules, no more gum? . . . Senior Pictures .. . filling Senior Sheets . . . not having enough money to have sixteen pages of color in the yearbook . .. the skunk spray . . . ordering caps and gowns . . . freshmen walking up the wrong side of the stairs . . . saying goodbye to Mrs, Cawthon and hello to Miss Pratt . . . making decisions about Senior Skip Day . . . writing wills . . . Banquet and Prom with the theme The Best of Times . . . Graduation . . . saying goodbye to everyone . . . WILDCAT STAFF The Wildcate Staff has had a fairly eventful year. Between teaching the newcomers how to lay out pages, trying to find the mystery behind Shari's disappearing pages, and gorging ourselves with FOOD, we've had a lot of fun! The class has been exciting, but it has also been more than just fun and games, it has been hard work that has required total dedication. 1 don't think that anyone really realizes and appreciates the time and effort put into a yearbook until they get involved in our activities. By selling ads, cabbage patch clip-ons, having cake raffles at the football games, selling candy at the volleyball games, and having a bake sale, we have successfully managed to put together a yearbook that we can all be proud of! The staff will be losing a few seniors next year, but I think that the new staff can do a really great job. It takes a lot of co-operation and a lot of friendship to make the yearbook a successful one. I want to wish good luck to next year's staff and especially to next year's Seniors. Have fun guys!! Stephanie Evans 4 1) The WILDCAT staff: Front row: Shari Young, Stephanie Evans, and Michelle Clayton; Center: Lisa Fearneyhough, Ginger Wear, Kendra West, Deanna Shimchick, and Judy Weder; Last row: Sarajane Herring, Susan Landrum, and Doug Bell. 2) Miss Pratt, WILDCAT advisor 3) Shari Young, WILDCAT ad manager 4) Doug Bell DEAR SOAP FANS: Your high school yearbook is something that you can look back at when you're old and gray-haired. It usually holds memorable moments of all types — good and bad. That is why the yearbook staff works hard to make it especially for you. The staff began the 84-85 year a little differently than we were accustomed to. First of all, we had to get used to Mother Menard not being here to guide us through the troubled times. Our new advisor, Mrs. Cawthon, was quite nice and tried to be extremely helpful to us. Although she claimed that she knew nothing about how to put a yearbook together, our staff was soon rolling along. We chose a theme, decided on captions, sold books, sold ads, assigned pages, worked on write-ups, made layouts, did 3-R's and hurried to meet our deadlines. In between all of this, we had to find times for trips to Jacksonville, raffles at the football games, sell candy at the volleyball games, sell Cabbage Patch clip-on dolls, and to have a bake sale which turned out pretty well. Our fund raising activities brought in some money which was truly needed to help pay our bills. For helping out, we truly want to thank all of the members of our staff and our very own NEW advisor Miss Pratt. For those of you who don't know who Miss Pratt is, she is the teacher who came to replace Mrs. Cawthon when she had to leave us. Miss Pratt is helpful and also very new to this. She has kept us moving along so that we don't get behind on our pages. Thank you Miss Pratt and thanks to all of the members of the staff for a job very well done. 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'ai'ob'ws-f; 2 8 S § Sx XXXUi o © © © £-2 8 lill 2 2 2-g £ © 3 a a a s? 3!-o' « � H V4 In' . — CO 3 2 2 2 I IJT ap I i aft a •j j j 3 M S Eo yCn I 4 o «2rxj: g 1 -C X. A c c c l LIJKJ© 8o22SS UaUaUaUaUaUaUaUaUaU. a a ai a 35 id © is ■ 7 ft i i — u. IJ 2 8 This year we had eight new students and student teachers that joined us throughout the year. (1) Frank O'Dell, sophomore (2) Ray McDade, senior (3) Marc Norris, senior (4) Penny Pennell, freshman (5) Susan Landrum, junior (6) Polly O'Dell, sophomore (7) Miss Hogan, Student Band Instructor (8) Mrs. Clowers, Student Ag Teacher Compliments of QUEENIE'S DRIVE-IN 89 Audrey and Wanda Gregory n The Fanners State Bank and Tats. Company Downtown J cksonv«c • 400 We t - 1718 West Morton Rood MEM8CA fOlC ©■ West Side Central Park Plaza Jacksonville Keepsake DUNCAN HOOTS ,,hB JEWELERS jewelry • silverware • china • gifts 37 South Side Plaza Jacksonville 243-8577 LOOKING Gggp!' THE PLACE TO SHOP FOR SPORTSWEAR Jacksonville Compliments of WELBORN ELECTRIC 1125 W. Walnut, Jacksonville Joe Nancy Haskell, Owners Compliments of DREAM CREAM A different flavor ice cream each day 102 W. Walnut, Jacksonville Compliments of JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL COURIER 235 W. State Jacksonville A0UHib 1 SHOE FIT COMPANY Downtown Jacksonville Millers Red Wing Red Cross Florsheim Dexter Nike Hush Puppies SAS Compliments of DAVE'S MUSIC ...AND tyAKEST RE£ central park plaza • Jacksonville, h 62650 (217) 243-5332 cJave d Zudic C ALL IIANU INSIRUMI M'. V‘sw m� UM A ACC 23 EAST STATE STREET JACKSONVILLE. IL 626 0 |WC GUY. SELL AND TRADE PHONE 248-8010 -- RONALD G. GANO, D.D.S. general dentistry Savings Loan Building Jacksonville 243-1219 THE CAMERA SHOP is2 Central Park Plaza I Jacksonville A 245-2918 THE LOOP g| BARBER-STYLE 203 West Morton VOELKEL GLASS SERVICE Your Full Service PITTSBURGH PAINTS Distributor 528 South Main Street Jacksonville, IL 62o50 SUNSET MOTEL Highway 36 • Winchester • 742-9421 DISCOVER A NEW WORLD OF CARPETING r N SHIPL'EY'S PICK AND PAY CARPETS Ray Connie Shipley, Decorator Consultants 1842 S. Main, Jacksonville 243-7491 -S' � l W J-lamslurihers WEST SIDE SQUARE WINCHESTER, ILL. 62694 217 742-5614 I - £ GALAXY CABLEVISION INC. 236 W. Cherry, Winchester WAL-MART 1809 W. Morton Jacksonville EDWARD M. KING INSURANCE AGENCY South Side of Square, Winchester 742-3655 fWM Vi W. Morton Ja| T lacksonville 243-6010 V LLE fox MERLE PHOTOGRAPHY West Side, Central Park Plaza, Jacksonville 243-2717 COONROD FUNERAL HOME Denton and Marjorie Coonrod Winchester Congratulations to the Class of 1985! Restaurant Robert D. and Barbara R. Sipes OPEN: 7 AM-11 PM Saturday Sunday o:jj(0 AM-11 PM Week Days West Morton Road DAILY SPECIALS Jacksonville, IL. - Compliments of Joni Gayrett CIRCUIT CLERK SUE'S FLOWER GIFT SHOP Winchester 742-3333 DON'S SPORTS SHOP Home Of The Sportsminded 218 West Morton Jacksonville Compliments of WESTSIDE AUTO PART Jacksonville RUTH JEANS Fashions for Children • Stride Rite Shoes Also Shoe Repair 621 East Morton, Jacksonville 245-6922 BOYD MUSIC 214 N. Congress Rushville 322-6428 299 Dunlap Court 'Jacksonville 243-6041 -aS Whtft setsTSI apart is the peopl we bring together ILLINOIS? COLLEG j For more information — Director of Admissions Illinois College Jacksonville, Illinois 63650 Compliments of DEE S BEAUTY Compliments of Sam Peak THE PEAK OF PROTECTION !op 742-3811 Winchester i jHhurman- Carpet Bedding Jeff Thurman Rt. 36 WinchesW CR'S DRIVE-IN HOME OF THE THIRD POUND BREADED PORK TENDERLOIN Jacksonville 217-243-2100 w WHITE-WESTINCHOUSE Telephone 243-1218 600 South Diamond Street Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 MAYIAG BUS: (217) 243-3371 TOLL FREE: 1-800-851-6039 LIBERTY OLDS - CADILLAC, INC. Jacksonville 1600 WEST MORTON ROAD moegon county community bonk JACKSONVILLE WINCHESTER BOWL AND SNACK BAR Gary Metz 29 S. Central Park Plaza Jacksonville Compliments of Jim Shupenus SHEILA V BEAUTY SHOP V Compliments of THE BANK OF BLUFFS FICIENT POWER FOR FAR - ILLINOIS RURAL ELECTRIC CO. h N CAROLE JEAN WHERE QUALITY IS IN THE STORE AND SERVICE IS ON THE HOUSE Winchester 742-3136 Jacksonville 243-3367 Compliments of NORVELL'S SHOE REPAIR 224 W. Court, Jacksonville B R VARIETY • Dresses and Accessories for the entire Bridal Party • Qoums and Dresses for Proms and other special occasions A complete Bridal and Qift Registry Free Wedding and Qift consultation West Side Square Bob Ruth Cunningham cflir o jquiAe Qltoppe £ ■irmliilrt II ,t r 4 r'A rj 1 Ptnyi [YttH'i'. h fit. J l'._ 742-3013 Compliments of DAVID R. CHERRY, P.C. Compliments of TOM WELCH D.D.S. KEEP ON BRUSHING! Compliments of Attorney at Law SCOTTY'S CONVENIENCE CENTER 9 Market Street 742-3185 Winchester COATS GARAGE Small Motors Sales Winchester 742-5718 BROCK'S MOTEL Route 36 Winchester Groceries • Sandwiches • Snacks • Sodas Winchester 742-9277 COX PLUMBING HEATING Air Conditioning and Electrical Contracting 94 742-9275 742-5566 WE ARE PROUD OF YOU, SARAJANE!! LOVE, MOM AND DAD TONY, DO THE BEST YOU CAN AND ENJOY IT!! LOVE ALWAYS, GRANDPA GRANDMA COX TERRIFIC! WELL DONE! EXTRAORDINAIRE, BETH ANNE! LOVE! MOM AND DAD GOD BLESS YOU BONNIE SUE!! WE LOVE YOU, AND ARE PROUD OF YOU!! DAD MOM GOOD LUCK AT COLLEGE, ED!! WE LOVE YOU!! MOM AND DAD WE ARE PROUD OF YOU KENT! Wl WAN I ro WISH YOU A LOT QI HAPPINESS SUCCESS! DAD MOM LOVE AND BEST WISHES TO OUR FAVORITE DRUMMER!! DAD AND MOM BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 85!! THE IRISH PUB OUR LOVE AND BEST WISHES GO WITH YOU, TERRI! DAD AND MOM GOOD LUCK! FROM CROWN SHOE RACK GOD BLESS YOU SUZIE, WE RE PROUD OF YOU!! LOVE, YOUR FAMILY WE LOVE YOU LORI! BEST OF LUCK IN WHATEVER YOU DO! MOM DAD WEAR! PROUD OI YOU, LORI, GOOD LUCK IN THl FUTURE LOVE, MOM AND DAD GOOD LUCK LORI, MICHEU E, c HRISTY, AND MARY!! IT'S BEEN A GREAT YEAR!! LOVE, MISS JUD BEST WISHES FOR A LONG AND HAPPY LIFE, EMILY LOVE, MOM AND DAD Compliments of WE WISH YOU GOOD LUCK, GOOD HEALTH. AND HAPPINESS Scott COUNTY BOTH NOW AND IN THE FUTURE, DEB! MOM AND DAD NURSING CENTER From, the WILDCAT Staff! RESIDENTS AND STAFF MONTGOMERY . INSURANCE 1 AGENCY ESI JULIAN WELLS POST r 442 gPjj AMERICAN LEGION 2b bouth Main, Winchester 742-3147 Winchester belobrajdic’s bookstorp PEAK'S ANTIQUES Northwest Central Park UUT 0 lUl Jacksonville 243-6132 George and Jean Peak Highway 36, Winchester 742-3831 Shop 742-3485 Home HURT'S PLUMBING AND Compliments of EDDINGERS N0W HEATING 742-3832 2 North Main, Winchester Backhoe and Trenching Service Meyers Pumps Heil Furnaces Pride of the farm Storm Window Repair Compliments of GROSS ANIMAL CLINIC 95 Winchester THE FIRST STATE BANK WINCHESTER, ILLINOIS Since 1867 Member FDK Winchester FARMERS ELEVATOR GRAIN AND HUBBARD FEEDS 742-3415 Winchester SCOTT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT Best of luck in the future to the Class of '85! Compliments of JACKIE BARBER County Treasurer Compliments of LAIR HARDWARE South Side of Square Winchester 742-3655 el AckHA I ' r .m VILLAGE w SLATER'S FAMILY SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY 742-3932 Winchester Travel Service Motel Restaurant Village Pump 1111 East Morton Jacksonville 243-8461 245-2187 245-2828 243-2117 RENNER ' ■! BUILDING PLA-MOR Food Service ‘Recreation South Side Square Winchester 742-9411 AND BACKHOE SERVICE WINCHESTER BOB RENNER — 742-3364 Compliments of DORSEYS WESTERN AUTO GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 85! SCOTT FARM SERVICES Bluffs Winchester Alsey 754-3313 742-3121 WINCHESTER FAMILY PRACTICE Compliments of WGS BAND a Helping you to stay healthy James A. Bohan, MD, SC I A 1 Thomas A. Mackey, RN Family nurse practitioner AAA DR. L.D. KIRKPATRICK, P.C. Compliments of DEB S FASHIONS Exclusvie But Not Expensive Debbie Coon Winchester Chiropractic Physician 243-1314 1429 S. Main Village Plaza Jacksonville Compliments of PUBLIC DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS 1850 S. Main, Jacksonville • 243-9481 240 S. Main, White Hall • 374-2442 Routes 67 104, Beardstown • 323-5806 Side Square, Carrollton • 942-5446 PENCE FARMS jg . BULLDOZING Land improvements of all types. Don Pence 587-3051 WINCHESTER C AUTO PARTS Your Auto Parts Specialists Compliments of DAN HATCHER TRUCKING ■■ rmnm HARRY COOP AGENCY lt,.E,r.� rtr;,?; U66 west morton ave. Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 Compliments of LORETTA BALLARD County Clerk and Recorder JACKSONVILLE CLOCK SHOP r 1429 SOUTH MAIN Item.. JACKSONVILLE, IL. 62650 PfJONE: (217) 243-8042 Compliments of JOHN D. COONROD Attorney at law 46 East Side Square, Winchester 742-5215 Compliments of HAIR Jim Wade Compliments of HOTEL WINCHESTER FOOD AND BEVERAGES 742-5515 Compliments of KATHRYN MANN HERRING Compliments of Mr. Mrs. L. Allen Watt Mr. Mrs. Ronald F. Robinson BOB REID INS. LIFE, HEALTH, CROUP, FARM, HOME, AUTO Sanies STEAKHOTJSE Morton and Diamond • Jacksonville |T j= awe raid ■ 1316 S. Main, Jacksonville 245-1050 T 1 Compliments of LITTLE'S FARM HOME SUPPLY Winchester 742-3950 JEANNIE ANN HERRING Winchester 742-5821 1850 South Main • Jacksonville, IL 62650 (217) 245-5545 4 DUNHAMS DIAMONDS METALS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 8| MARSHALL CHEVROLET Chevrolet re 1931 GENERATION AFTER GENERATION E S B B 18 6 6 WHEN PEOPLE MAKE PLANS. ELLIOTT MAKES THEM POSSIBLE. ELLIOTT STATE BANK DAHMAN EQUIPMENT Hghway 36 Winchester 742-3711 Compliments of She iVinthcsIer limes Elmer Fedder, Editor 4 South Hill Street, Winchester 742-3313 SHIRTS STUFI W. Wilkins. Own 8 Cross Street, Winchester 742-5516 CHANEN'S AUTO SUPPLY Compliments of LASHMETT s; m tu'r . V «r ' Imurancr and fctvrdment V ‘ Jim Maxwell, Mark R. • 742-3182 882- 1 Compliments of i f N VCompliime nts of RICHTER KNOLL 5 IN1 99 Compliments of Bill McLaughlin T A TT-1 C ' T A T T 1 1 WESTOWN I f Jacksonville 246-7101 SHERWIN REAL ESTATE 100 Larry E. Sherwin 32 2 S. Mjn, Winchester Compliments of COCKERILL'S GARAGE Compliments of WINCHESTER PACKAGING ( N 7,