Winchester High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Winchester, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1986 volume:

“They tell me I often go out on a limb. Well, that's where I like to be. — Henry J. Kaiser We, the Senior class of 1986, respectfully dedicate to Mrs. Marcella Lashmett, the 1985-1986 WILDCAT, which we are proud to present in her honor. She's a real classy lady! She's one person you can always count on for everything — honesty, openness, sincere advice, and she always has a smile for everyone. Without her we never would have had such a successful Prom and Banquet. If you ever happen to be at the White Oaks Mall, you're bound to see her at Famous Barr or at Osco's talking to the soda machine while getting herself a Coca-Cola! If she's not there, she's probably riding on motorcycles with her husband on their farm. We've enjoyed having you as a teacher, Mrs. Lashmett, and most of all we've enjoyed you as a friend. This is our way of saying we appreciate all that you have done for us and we'll miss you! Thank you for being you!! WHEN WE HEAR THE BABY LAUGH, IT IS THE ■� El 1) Molly Coon 2) Tammy Fletcher 3) Brad Fairfield 4) Kathie Killday 5) Kirk Cunningham 6) Jim Zenge 7) Melissa Johnson 8) Marcus Moore 9) Bobbi Williams 24 10) Tina Coultas 11) Melissa Weder 12) Toni Millik 13) Mitchell Smith 14) Ken Day 15) Shannon Aossey 16) Terri Andrews 17) Janice Brown 18) Mark Cox 19) Bridget Bell 20) Laura Fletcher 21) Karen Evans 22) Steve Lomelino 23) Brian Teaney 24) Amy Mitchell 25) Missy Slater 26) Amy Sparks 27) Missy Owings LOVELIEST THING THAT CAN HAPPEN TO US. 1) Pamma Peak 2) Lynne Hamilton 3) Shari Young 4) Jamie Killday 5) Doug Bell 6) Carman Ranft 7) Jeff Lehmkuhl 8) Julia Rhodes 9) Kelli Cox 10) Mandy Ford 11) Missy Jones Hill 12) Tina White 13) Deanna Shimchick 14) Janine DeShasier 15) Matt Eddinger 16) Kim Nichols 17) Janice Hayens 18) Tabitha and Nanette Jones 19) Terry Whewell 20) Kathy Summers 21) Lisa Fearneyhough 22) Mark Teaney 23) Joe Little 24) Shelley Scott 25) David Coonrod Teresa Jo Evans Andrews activities: Cheerleading 2, Softball 4, Student Council 1, Paw Prints 3, lettered in softball 4, sophomore Homecoming attendant fav. persons: Freddie and Ashley fav. class: Government and Sociology pet peeve: People who think that they are better than everyone else and people who flirt with everyone fav. songs: I Can't Fight This Feeling by REO and Mama Let Him Play by Doucette Shannon Marie Aossey activities: Marching Band 4, Scholastic Bowl 3, Jazz Band 1, Concert Band 1, Journalism 2, Librarian 1, Biology Club 3, Speech Team 3, Drama Club 4, French Club 3, FHA 1, Band Council 1, Paw Prints Business Manager 1 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Journalism, Novels, and French IV pet peeve: People who pass judgement without giving you a chance and people who hate cats fav. song: All I Ever Have To Be by Amy Grant Bridget Bell activities: Marching Band Squad 3 fav. persons: Kathy B., mom, dad, S.S., J.D. fav. class: Psychology pet peeve: being one of the short people around here fav. songs: Never Surrender” by Corey Hart and Winners Take All by Quiet Riot Douglas Bell activities: Ag 2, Basketball Manager 1, Track 3, Speech Team 1, Lettermen's Club 3, WILDCAT Staff 1, AG Basketball 1 fav. person: My parents and friends fav. class: Class of '86'!! pet peeve: Two faced people and people stuck on themselves fav. song: I Can't Fight This Feeling by REO Gay Lynne Brockhouse activities: Marching Band 4, Concert Band 4, Cheerleading 3, Pom Pons 1, Softball 2, Biology Club 3, FHA 1 fav. persons: Mom, Grandma, and Jason fav. class: Junior English and Human Biology pet peeve: Routt, Mike Magill, and people who call me when no one else is available fav. songs: Crash and Burn by April Wine, A View To Kill by Duran Duran, and Queen of the Broken Hearts by Lo-verboy Janice Brown activities: Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, Track 4, Biology Club 3, French Club 2, Scholastic Bowl 3, Band Council 2, Marching Band 4, Concert Band 4, Jazz Band 1, Student Council 3 fav. persons: My family fav. class: Physical Science pet peeve: People who chomp fav. song: Forever by Kenny Loggins ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Molly Coon activities: Softball 1, Track 3, Volleyball 3, Cheerleading 4, Student Council 1, Paw Prints Staff 3, Homecoming attendant — freshman year. Homecoming Queen — senior year fav. persons: My family and friends fav. class: Journalism pet peeves: people who lie fav. song: When You Close Your Eyes by Night Ranger V David Coonrod activities: Marching Band 4, Jazz Band 4, All-State Jazz, Baseball 4, Basketball 1, Scholastic Bowl 2, ITC 1 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Jazz Band pet peeve: People who complain all of the time fav. song: Pink Lady by Michael Murphy Tina Coultas activities: Softball 1, Librarian 1, ITC 1 fav. persons: My family and friends fav. class: Drafting pet peeve: People who think that they are better than everyone else fav. song: The Search is Over by Survivor Kelli Cox fav. persons: My family and friends fav. class: Co-op pet peeve: People who ignore me Kirk Cunningham activities: Football 2, Cross Country 1, Basketball 2, Student Council 1, Winter Speech 3, Drama Club 3, Track 1, Knowledge Bowl 1, Show Choir 1, Thespian 3, National Honor Society 2 fav. persons: Guy Washburn and my family fav. class: Novels pet peeve: People in a restaurant who stare at you while you're eating fav. song: Old Time Rock and Roll NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Janine Rochelle DeShasier activities: Marching Band Flag and Rifle Squad 4, Drama Club 4, Librarian 2 fav. persons: Mom, John, S.J., M.R.S., B.B., M.S., Paul Newman fav. classes: Government, Accounting, Sophomore English fav. song: Let Him Run by Night Ranger, What About Love by Heart, Hold on Loosely by 38 Special Matt Eddinger activities; Football 4, Track 4, Basketball 2, FFA 4, French Club 2, Student Council fav. person: Family and friends fav. class: Ag pet peeve: Dirty little black trucks NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Mark Cox activities: Basketball 4, Baseball 3, Track 1, Student Council 2 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Computers pet peeve: When guys carry their books like girls Kenton Day activities: Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Football 1, Scholastic Bowl 3, Marching Band 1, Jazz Band 1, Boy's State Delegate, JETS 1 fav. persons: My family pet peeve: The Cubs fav. song: You Look Marvelous by Billy Crystal NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Class Flirts: Kathy Summers and Daron Virgin Most Bashful: Matt Eddinger and Kelli Cox It is taken rather seriously by those who have been awarded it. Most Talented: Tammy Fletcher and Mark Cox Most Involved: Janice Brown and Jamie Killday Friendliest: Steve Jones and Laura Fletcher Most Argumentative: Chris Scharwark and Bobbi Williams Mr. and Ms. Personality: Molly Coon and Jim Zenge Most Dependable: David Coonrod and Kathie Killday Mandy Ford activities: Basketball 4, Most Improved, Best Free Throw, Track 4, FHA 2, Biology Club 1 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Sophomore English pet peeve: People who think they are better than you fav. song: The Search is Over by Survivor Rebecca Marie Franklin activities: Drama club 3, FHA 3, Marching Band 4, Co-Op, Biology Club 2 fav. persons: Family, friends, K.W. fav. class: Marching Band and Co- Op pet peeves: Two-faced people; people who lie fav. song: Heaven by Bryan Adams Laura Fletcher activities: Band 2, French Club 3, Art Club 2, S.A.D.D. fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Band pet peeve: People who think they know everything fav. song: Come Sail Away by STYX Tammy Fletcher activities: Band 4, Jazz band 4, Student Council 3, Band Council, FHA 4, Drama Club, Speech Team, Scholastic Bowl, French Club, Biology Club, S.A.D.D., National Honor Society, Band President fav. persons: Dad and Roger fav. class: Jazz Band pet peeve: People who continually put everyone else down fav. song: Come Sail Away by STYX Lisa Fearneyhough activities: Softball 1, Volleyball 4, Librarian 1, Yearbook staff 3 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Sophomore English and Accounting pet peeve: Bottom lockers fav. song: Centerfield by John Fogerty Karen Evans activities: National Honor Society, Who's Who, USAA in Science, Prom committee. Homecoming committee 4 Librarian 1, Boys' Basketball stats 2, Yearbook Staff 1 fav. persons: Mom, Dad, and my friends fav. class: American History and Math pet peeve: Guys with a bigger chest than me fav. songs: Everytime You Go Away by Paul Young and anything by Bryan Adams Brandon Howard Fairfield activities: ITC 2 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Computers and photography pet peeve: Women Drivers fav. song: Don't You Worry by Allies Mike Ferenbach activities: Band, Auto Mechanics club fav. persons: Everyone fav. class: Auto Mechanics fav. song: Lick it Up by Kiss Michelle Lynne Hamilton activities: Marching Band 4 fav. person: Robie Newberry fav. classes: Sophomore English and Drafting II III fav. song: Heaven by Bryan Adams Janice Havens activities: FFA 1, FHA 1, Art Club 1 fav. persons: Family, friends, and especially Amber Nichol fav. class: art pet peeves: When people brag about things they have never done, and when they talk about others and think they, themselves, are better, fav. song: Price by Twisted Sister Melissa Hill activities: FFA 1, FHA 3, Art Club 2, Vice President of Art Club 85- 86 fav. class: Art Class pet peeve: When no one talks to you because they think they are better than you. fav. song: There's No Way by Alabama Melissa Johnson activities: Art Club 3, Biology Club fav. person: Randy Surratt fav. class: Art pet peeve: Not enough noon hour excitement fav. song. You're the Inspiration by Chicago Steven Paul Jennings fav. person: Danny Daniels fav. class: Lunch pet peeve: People telling lies about others fav. song: Bus Ride by Guess Who Brian Jones activities: Hunting and fishing fav. persons: Family fav. class: Woods III fav. song: In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins Nanette M. Jones activities: FFA 1, Band 3, FHA 2 fav. persons: Randy and Mom Dad fav. class: Miss Malmstedt's pet peeve: Someone pretending they are something they're not fav. song: Don't Make Love a Crime and Why Can't I be in Love Forever by Cheap Trick Steve Jones activities: ITC fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Human Biology pet peeve: Two-faced people 1 YEARBOOK JfeFF Y 1) Molly 2) We look MARVELOUS!” 3) Oh, Sarah!” 4) Shelley, you're getting carried away” 5) Oops, I think I blew too hard! 6) Julia 7) Will you leave me alone? 8) Karen and Shari 9) Gail waiting patiently for the parade 10) Can we talk? 11) Surprise! 10 1) Hey dude, let's party!!” 2) It's casual 3) Ring that pretty little bell! 4) Mike showin' us his pearly whites 5) Bad day, Meliss? 6) Grand Canyon or Cumberland Gap? 7) Mistaken Identity! S) Who is that masked girl? 9) Cheese! 10) Surprise, Deanna! 11) Sittin' pretty. 12) Reviewing last night's game. Jeff Lehmkuhl activities: Football, Baseball 2 fav. persons: The Minkmans and Rush fav. class: Wood shop pet peeve: Marcus Moore fav. song: A Passage to Bangkok by Rush Steven Anthony Lomelino activities: ITC 1, French Club 1 fav. persons: Family, Bobbi Jo fav. class: Photography and Anatomy pet peeve: Two-faced people and Hare Krishnar's fav. song: From Wrong to Right by Stryper Tabitha Lynn Jones activities: Track, FHA, Yearbook, Band fav. persons: Mother and Father fav. class: Recordkeeping pet peeve: Sitting at home by myself fav. song: Why Do You Have to be a Heart Breaker by Diane Warwick Kathie Killday activities: Cheerleader 4, Softball 4. Volleyball 4, Student Council 2, Biology Club 3, Junior Homecoming attendant, Volleyball letter 3, Softball letter 3, Wildcat award in Volleyball '84, Paw Prints 3 fav. persons: My family and friends 1 fav. class: Biology pet peeve: People who complain about everything, fav. songs: I'm Free and Forever by Kenny Loggins Joe Little activities: Basketball 4, FFA 3, Student Council 1 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: General Business pet peeve: Co-Ed P.E. and being called Hepworth fav. song: I'll Fall In Love Again” by Sammy Hagar Antonette Jo Millik (Toni) activities: Marching Band 4, Concert Band 4, Letter in Band 2, Speech Team 3, Drama Club 3, Biology Club 3, French Club 3 fav. persons: Family, friends, and Troy fav. class: Mrs. Harr's Novel class pet peeve: People who call me skinny or beanpole fav. songs: Every breath You Take by Police and Heaven” by Bryan Adams Jamie Killday activities: FFA 4, Football 4, Captain of football team, Baseball 4, Band 1, Basketball 1, Student Council 1 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Business Law pet peeve: People who think they are smarter than everyone else fav. song: Just a Gigalo by David Lee Roth Amy Mitchell activities: Band 4, French Club 3, Art Club 3, Drama Club 2, Scholastic Bowl 2 fav. persons: Band People at W.H.S. fav. class: Band pet peeves: Having no one to see, nothing to do, and nowhere to go on a weekend fav. song: Fun, Fun, Fun by Beach Boys Marcus Moore activities: FFA 4 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Co-Op pet peeve: Juaquin Andujar Kim Nichols activities: Band 3, Choir 4, Pom Pons 1, Basketball 3, Biology Club, FHA, Librarian, Drama Club fav. persons: My parents, my sister, and my friends fav. classes: Human Biology and Junior English pet peeve: Having a locker next to Marcus Moore all four years! fav. song: Centerfield by John Fogerty and Summer of '69 by Bryan Adams Melissa Owings activities: Softball 4, Basketball 3, Art Club 4 fav. persons: Dana Garrett, family, and friends fav. class: Drafting pet peeve: When people talk about people behind their backs fav. song: You're My Inspiration by Chicago and What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Pamma Peak activities: Cheerleading 1, Track 1, Basketball Stats 2, National Honor Society, Who's Who fav. persons: Mom and Dad fav. class: Junior English pet peeve: People who get mad over stupid little things fav. songs: Mama Let Him Play by Johnny Doucette Gail Pence activities: Choir 4, Basketball 4, Ag 4, Greenhand Secretary 1, Chapter Reporter 2, Chapter President 1, FHA 2, FHA Treasurer 1, Top Dairy Judge, Horse Proficiency Award fav. person: Brandon Wahl fav. class: Ag and Psychology pet peeve: High society people who are two-faced fav. song: Shot Through the Heart by Bon Jovi and The Search is Over by Survivor Carman Ranft activities: FHA 1, Art Club 3, Biology Club 4, Drama Club 1 fav. persons: My family and friends fav. class: Advanced Art pet peeve: Being ignored fav. song: I Can't Fight This Feeling by REO Julia Ellen Rhodes activities: Marching Band Flag Squad 4, Drama Club 4, Concert Band 3, Art Club 3, Biology 2, French Club 3, Librarian 2, S.A.D.D. fav. persons: Family and close friends fav. class: Psychology and Sophomore English pet peeve: RUMORS! fav. song: Winners Take All by Quiet Riot Bob Sanders activities: Basketball 2 fav. persons: Family and friends pet peeve: Two-faced people fav. song: Power of Love by Huey Lewis and the News NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Deanna Joyce Shimchick activities: Volleyball 2, WILDCAT staff 3, Asst. Editor 1, French Club 3 fav. persons: My family and friends fav. class: Typing II and Recordkeeping pet peeve: Untruthfulness fav. song: “Footprints in the Sand Mitchell Smith activities: AG 4, Auto Mechanics Club 2, Football 2 fav. persons: My parents fav. class: Auto Mechanics pet peeve: Know it alls fav. song: Slide it In by White Snake and Smokin' in the Boys' Room by Motley Crue Chris Scharwark activities: Football 2, Track 4, Scholastic Bowl 3, Speech Club 1, Paw Prints Staff 3, Student Council 2, Lettermen's Club 4 fav. person: Rush Larry Bud Melman fav. class: Novels, Journalism pet peeve: People who have pet peeves fav. song: A Passage to Bangkok by Rush Kathleen Lea Summers activities: Paw Prints Staff 3, Editor 1, Pom Pon Squad 3, Scholastic Bowl 3, Biology Club 3, French Club 3, Vice-President '85-'86, Marching Band 1, Volleyball 1 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. classes: French IV, Journalism pet peeve: Closed Minds fav. song: Anything by ZZ Top Michelle Rene Scott activities: Marching Band Auxiliary 4, FHA 1, Drama Club 1, Art Club 2, Alternate to Girl's State fav. persons: Mom, Dad, and Randy fav. class: Photography pet peeve: Freshmen that can't walk up the stairs right, having a bottom locker for four years, and Missy's cat fav. songs: Never Surrender by Corey Hart and Leader of the Band by Dan Folgerberg Melissa Slater activities: Band — Auxiliary 4, Basketball 4, Softball 4, Drama Club 1, FHA 4, Pom Pons 1 fav. persons: Mom, Dad, G.P., B.F. fav. class: Novels pet peeve: Two-faced people fav. song: The Search is Over by Survivor Amy Sparks activities: Art Club 3, French Club 3, French Club Secretary 1, Soft-ball 3 fav. person: Donnie Jones fav. class: French pet peeve: Studyhalls fav. songs: Keep On Loving You and Take it on the Run by REO Brian Teaney activities: Football 2, Track 1, FFA 4, Auto Mechanics Club 1 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Auto Mechanics pet peeve: Max Greer fav. songs: Summer of '69 by Bryan Adams Open Arms by Journey Mark Teaney activities: AG 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, Baseball 1 fav. person: Kermit the frog fav. class: Auto Mechanics pet peeve: Marcus Moore fav. song: Puff the Magic Drag- Daron D. Virgin activities: Basketball 4, Football 1, FFA 4, Auto Mechanics 4 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Auto Mechanics pet peeve: People who think they know everything fav. song: Money For Nothing Melissa Jean Weder activities: Band 4, Softball 4, Pom Pon 3, Pom-Pon Captain 1, Drama Club 1, FHA 1, Biology Club 1, Yearbook Staff 1 fav. persons: My family, friends, and Kelly Street fav. class: Any class with Mrs. Lonergan pet peeve: People who never smile fav. songs: Years From Now by Dr. Hook Forever by Kenny Loggins Tina White activities: Band 4, Jazz Band 3, Scholastic Bowl 3, Speech Team 2, FHA 4, Art Club 2, SADD 1, National Honor Society fav. persons: Family and friends fav. classes: Marching, Concert, and Jazz Bands pet peeve: People who are mean to cats fav. song: The Search is Over by Survivor Terrence O. Whewell activities: Auto Mechanics 4, FFA 4, Football 3 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Auto Mechanics fav. song: Bad Reputation by Sammy Hagar Bobbi Williams activities: Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, Track 4, Pom-Pons 2, FHA 1, Biology Club 1, Librarian 1, SADD President fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Government pet peeves: People that can not be themselves and can not do their own thing without worrying about what others think fav. song: Cherish by Kool and the Gang Sharon Gail Young activities: FHA 1, Biology Club 2, French Club 2, Student Council 1, Yearbook Staff 3, Ad Manager 2, Editor 1, Who's Who Among American High School Students fav. persons: Mom, Dad, Devin, and Shane Million fav. class: American History pet peeve: Riding the bus for 12 years fav. songs: Leather and Lace by Stevie Nicks and Don Henley, Freebird by Lynard Skynard James Keith Zenge activities: Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Football 1, AG 2, Sentinel in AG 1 fav. persons: Family and friends fav. class: Accounting pet peeve: Two-faced people fav. songs: Midnight Maniac by Krokus, The Beast by Twisted Sister 1) The Sophomores' second place float 2) The 1985 Homecoming court 3) Kathy Hembrough and her escort Kirk Cunningham 4) Jolly Jackie the exotic dancer; better known as Jackie Coultas 5) A dance scene from Homecoming 6) Pamma Peak and Matt Eddinger 7) The Juniors' third place float 8) Crownbearers — Keeli Coon and Joshua Gregory 9) The Seniors' fourth place float 10) Flappers — Mrs. Haney and Mrs. Lovekamp 11) Mr. Moore and Mr. Stephenson; what a bust!! 12) Parade Marshall Coach Stephenson 13) Keeli, Molly, Jamie, and Joshua 1 Twas the week before Homecoming, when all through the school; Not a student was studying, or obeying the rules. The floats were lined up by the school with care; In hopes that the judges soon would be there. The students were huddled uptown on the square; The sweet smell of victory hung in the air. Jamie in his suit and Molly in her gown, awaited the moment that they would be crowned. When out of the distance arose such a din. We knew in a moment that the parade would begin. Away to the pep ralley we flew like a flash; Only to hear Janice say, Seniors got last. Mr. Stephenson's chest stole the show; Along with Jolly Jackie, who danced heel to toe. Then what to our wondering eyes should appear, But a stool on a wagon, donated by Greer. With the megaphone in hand and ready to scream, Miss Malmstedt yelled out, let's go team! More rapid than Bulldogs, the Cats they came; And the Coach whistled and shouted and called them by name: Now Jamie, now Chris, now Jeff and Matt, On Kirk, on Mitch, on Blanford and Smith, To the end of the field, but don't fall down. Now pass, now run, and make a touchdown. The gym was transformed, just for the night; The band — Front Page News — was just alright. And then in a twinkle we heard the last song; Dance this last dance, then Homecoming will be gone. We ran to our cars, to our friends gave a wave, These moments we've shared, will always be saved. I heard someone exclaim, as we drove out of sight, Happy Homecoming to all, and to all a Good Night. The Yearbook Staff 1. The Freshman Float 2. Be vewy, vewy quiet, we're going to get the Bulldogs!!! 3. Pom-pon girls routine at Homecoming pep rally. 4. Southern belles — Miss Pratt and Miss Anderson. 5. King Jamie and Queen Molly 6. Sophomore Attendant Crystal Greer and escort Jeff Lehmkuhl. 7. Senior Attendant Pamma Peal and escort Matt Eddinger. 8. Freshman Attendant Tana Hurrelbrink and escort Mitchell Smith. 8 Katie Coon Kent Coultas Jamie Cowper Jackie Cox 18 Phil Kilver Kim Knapp Joanna Krebs 19 Tami O'Connell Tina Owings Jeff Quigg Jim Reardon J u N I O R S Sheri Savage Kathy Scharwark Mandy Sipes Rachel Sipes Brad Slagle Lila Stone Randy Summers Judy Weder 21 President — Jerry Koyne Vice President — Jimmy Evans Secretary — Denny Savage Treasurer — Berta Cockerill Student Council Rep. — Jennifer Cherry Paul Baird I Beth Cherry Candy Coultas Kathy Cox Shanon Brickey Christy Cockerill Sheila Cox Jayson Brockhouse Berta Cockerill Tim Drake Tim Brown Nicole Cooper Bryan Eddinger Bonnie Evans Jeff Gauges Todd Gregory Jimmy Evans Tammey Gauges Shane Gregory Jim Grubb Gail Fearneyhough Crystal Greer Matt Hayes Teri Howard 25 Jack Jones Matt Lawson Gary Moore Bill Ranson Brad Kemper Lecie Mann Robin McDade Stevie Renner Jerry Koyne James McDade Ken Paul Dennis Savage Brett Lashmett Jennie McKinley Joey Petry Katy Lashmett Lisa McLeese Amy Pfeiffer Debbie Smith Becky Teaney Heather Smith Tina Vieira Sandra Welsh Jeanette Whewell Marc Suttles Bill Whicker 27 10 1) Jayson Brockhouse, 2) Lecie trying to study, 3) Jennifer — Fun times in the library!, 4) Shannon Brickey, 5) Gail Fearneyhough, 6) This looks hard. Matt! , 7) Becky Teaney, 8) Angela Sanders, 9) Would you please shut up, I am trying to study!! , 10) Debra and Heather — Working hard President — Aimee Sipes Vice President — Becky Stice Secretary — Tana Hurrelbrink Treasurer — Shelly Virgin Student Council Rep. — Michael Gross In youth we learn, in age we understand. — Marie-Ebner Eschenbach OF 1989 ia «JJ mJt m $J mJfi m K � J? +A m gJ 4 Debra Grady Joe Gregory Mike Gregory Scott Gregory Norman Griswold Michael Chris Gross Hart Eric Hatcher David Herring Jamie Hester W H s Jamie Hoover Jason Howard Tana Hurrelbrink Shannon Jeffrey PH o LH LD hJ 1989 - •-� m J mJP + ! tl tl •h J Darren Johnson David Moore Frankie Pitman Cheryl Sanders 32 Jeremy Killebrew Kevin Moore Dawn Price Tonya Sanders Aimee Sipes Gabe McKinley Jamie Petry Scott Bobbie Jo Rees Renner Sam Riggs •UJ J9 J3 m gr +J9 4 •US J Max Smith Tammy Teaney Rick Smith Becky Stice Rhonda Thomas Michelle Vaniter Eli Stephenson Shelly Virgin • ! 3 Leslie Teaney Ryan Weder 33 I always turn to the sports page first. The sports page records peoples' accomplishments, the front page nothing but man's failures. FOOTBALL There were some memorable times in football this year. When it rained during practice, the freshmen really enjoyed sliding in the mud, a few of them had to be encouraged to do so. Also the gauntlet was fun when the freshmen had to go up against the upperclassmen and Mr. Stephenson going through the gauntlet without any pads, knocking a few upperclassmen down. The belly sokdes were a killer, but fun. We had high goals this season, but couldn't meet them due to injuries and the lack of experienced players. If the guys work hard on the new weights they ought to have a real good team next year. Good luck to next year's team! Jamie Killday 1. Asst. Coach Brad Stephenson Asst. Coach Tim Smith, Coach Terry Stephenson, Asst. Coach Paul Blanford. 2. Seniors — Mitchell Smith, Chris Scharwark, Jeff Lehm-kuhl, Kirk Cunningham. (Co-captains) Matt Eddinger Jamie Killday. 1. The Wildcat Team: Row 1. — Matt, Jamie K., Mitchell, Chris, Jeff L., Kirk. Row 2. — Manager Ken Paul, Brad, Jamie C., Jeff Q., Jim R., Steve. Row 3. — Greg, Mark, Ben, Phil, Rod, Adam, Chuck. Row 4 — Denny, Mike B., Brett, Shanon B., Joey, Shane, Kelly, Jack, Chad, Jim G. Row 5. — Billy, Shannon J., Roger, Matt, Jamie HL, Eli, Donny, James H., David, Mike C., Frank. NOT TO ANNIHILATE THE OTHER TEAM, BUT TO ADVANCE THE BALL. CLARK SHAUGHNESSY. BEING A CHAMPION MEANS PROVING YOU ARE CHAMPION WHENEVER PROOF SEEMS REQUIRED. — WOOD VOLLEYBALL I can't subscribe to that old cliche' that it is not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game. In that case, why keep score? — Dell Win-Co-High volleyball teams each had a winning record in their 1985 season. The varsity record was 13 wins and 8 losses. The Jr. Varsity record ended with 11 wins and 10 losses. Winchester placed second in the Conference Tournament which was held here. The Wildcats came in third in the Overall Conference. Janice Brown and Bobbi Williams made the All-Conference team. The awards received this fall at the sports banquet are as follows: Varsity: Most Valuable Player — Janice Brown, Best Defensive Player — Bobbi Williams, Best Offensive Player — Kathie Killday Wildcat Award — Molly Coon, Most Improved — Kim Knapp Jr. Varsity: Best Defensive Player — Amy Pfeiffer, Best Offensive Player — Becky Stice, Wildcat Award — Tana Hurrelbrinks, Most Improved — Melissa White. Congratulations girls!! Mysti Steelman Angela serving the ball at practice. Above: Row 1: Becky White, Kim Knapp, Row 2: Coach Hilliard, Molly Coon, Crystal Greer, Manager Kelly Gauges, Row 3: Angela Lashmett, Bobbi Williams, Janice Brown, Lisa Fearney-hough. Row 4: Kathie Killday, Jennifer Cherry, Katie Coon, and Dianne Grady. Below: Seniors Bobbi Williams, Molly Coon, Lisa Fearneyhough, Kathie Killday and Janice Brown. 40 Front Row: (L to R) Amy Pfeiffer, Beth Cherry, Stevie Renner, Katy Lashmett, Becky Stice, Back Row: Rhonda Thomas, Katie Cunningham, Tana Hurrelbrink, Sam Riggs, Melissa White, Jamie Petry, Amanda Fair-field, and Coach Hilliard. Top picture: Coach Hilliard watching the play. Above: Way to block, Janice, Left: The team at practice. 41 GIRLS' BASKETBALL You have to be able to get off the floor when This has been a disappointing season for the 1985-86 Wildcat Girls' Basketball Team. We had high hopes since this was basically the same JV team that went undefeated in 1983-84. Two major highlights were when we put it all together to beat Beard-stown and North Greene. We had a lot of fun times in the course of this season, too. Michelle's sling shots , the snowball fight after the game at Beardstown. (Kent, who taught us how to throw a snowball?). Our interesting discussions around the table at the Oasis, when Mr. Moore coached (the bench was silent!). Where did all those technicals come from? Sharon could find out anything we wanted to know. All in all it was an interesting season. On behalf of the team, we would like to thank Mr. Dunham for being our coach and for putting up with us. Co-Captains: Janice Brown Gail Pence Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats you can't. SCOREBOARD 29 vs Notre Dame 54 34 vs Beardstown 60 68 vs Porta 55 48 vs Southeast 41 47 vs Camp Point 49 43 vs Calhoun 61 34 vs Perry 40 63 vs Bluffs 55 47 vs Brussels 48 46 vs Meredosia 23 65 vs Triopia 34 48 vs Carrollton 57 42 vs North Greene 37 43 vs Rochester 68 56 vs Meredosia 24 46 vs Pittsfield 57 59 vs Triopia 35 45 vs Rushville 69 42 vs Southwestern 69 41 vs Brussels 42 32 vs North Greene 46 46 vs Beardstown 44 33 vs Calhoun 59 50 vs Carrollton 55 33 vs Pittsfield 61 Front Row: Manager — Kent Coultas, Sheila Cox, Katie Coon, Tana Hurrelbrink, Lora Steele, Becky Stice. Back Row: Coach — Merle Dunham, Gail Pence, Janice Brown, Bobby Williams, Lisa Jennings, Missy Slater. Above J.V. Front Row: Sheila Cox, Shelly Virgin, Tammy Teaney, Sam Riggs, Bobbie Jo Renner Back Row: Katie Cunningham, Leslie Teaney, Tina Vieira, Dianna Lankford, Tana Hurrelbrink, Becky Stice 43 BASKETBALL IF YOU BELIEVE IT, YOU CAN ACHIEVE IT. VARSITY:Back Row — Coach Moore, Henry Likes, Brett Lash-met, Jayson Brockhouse, Mark Cox, Ken Day, Joe Little, Manager — Chuck Frost. Front Row — Brad Slagle, Shane Gregory, Jimmy Evans, Todd Gregory, Jeff Day. JR. VARSITY:Back Row — Manager — Jayson Howard, Brad Slagle, Jeff Day, Jayson Brockhouse, Brett Lash-met, Shane Gregory, Todd Gregory, Coach Roth. Front Row — Andy Fedder, Matt Clayton, David Herring, Eli Stephenson, Shannon Jeffrey, Denny Savage. 1985-86 Senior Tri-Captains: Joe Little, Mark Cox, Ken Day. The 1985-86 Varsity Wildcats recorded the best record in the history of Winchester High School finished the season at 29-3. The Wildcats recorded many lsts this season. Most wins ever — 29, breaking the old record of 26; 1st Sectional win ever, which put the Cats in the Sweet 16 for the 1st time. Somewhat overlooked was the fact that the Cats won the Havana Holiday Tournament for the 2nd successive year and were WIVC Champions for the 2nd year in a row. The Cats also captured 2nd place honors in the Winchester Invitational Tournament. With 3 lettermen returning from last year's 22-4 team we expected to be strong again this year. Who would have thought before the season, however, that the season would have turned out as it did? Our Seniors got some great help from our underclassmen and we gradually put it all together. We had some talent but the big key to our success was our outstanding team play. Our guys were very unselfish, got along well together, and played hard all season. We were A TEAM . We ll lose three Seniors next year and they'll be tough to replace. Mark Cox was our leading scorer and rebounder for three straight years and also shattered the school career scoring record with 1,763 points. Ken Day was a two year starter and our 2nd leading scorer and rebounder. Joe Little was one of our unsung heroes who made lots of contributions and didn't get much credit. (Remember the 6 free throws in the last minute of the Regional Championship)? The team voted Mark Cox as the MVP, Ken Day as the Most Improved, and Henry Likes as the Best Defensive Player. Joe Little won the Wildcat Award, and Mark won both Free Throw and Wildcat Star Awards. Mark, Ken, and Jimmy Evans all made the WIVC All-Conference Team. Our team, school, and community will probably never forget the accomplishments of these Wildcats. Our two weeks of March Madness were very special and exciting. We ll never foget the thrilling victories at Pittsfield, Porta, and Macomb. The trip to the Assembly Hall in Champaign topped off the whole season. We would like to thank all of our fans for their great support. We've had a lot of fun this season and hope we provided some excitement for you. COACH MOORE 44 Back row: Coach Stevenson, Bill, Roger, Shawn, Scott, Shannon, Chris, Mark, Shane, Todd, Mike, and Mikie. Kneeling: Greg, Jeff, Mark, Marcus, Jamie, Shanon, Jeff, Mark, Ken, Jim, and Tim. Seniors: Jeff, Marcus, Jamie, Mark, Ken, and Jim. Our 1986 baseball season began in March with practice and then tryouts. We had over 30 boys go out. The first game was held on Monday, March 31 against Alton Marquette. We lost our first two games but by our third game things were beginning to look up. We had a new coach this year, Mr. Terry Stevenson. We would like to take this time to thank Mr. Stevenson for his time, support, and effort in coaching us. Bill White WILDCAT SOFTBALL The Wildcat Softball girls ended our season with a record of 12-12. We achieved a WIVC record of 4-4. Three of our players received All-Conference. They were Kathie Killday, Crystal Greer, and Jennifer Cherry. We were 1-3 in the Beardstown Tourney and again had the same three players named All-Tournament. Our leading hitter was Crystal Greer. Tana Hurrelbrink was the leading Home Run hitter with 6 this season. Award winners were as follows: Most Valuable Player — Crystal Greer Most Improved Player — Melissa White Wildcat Award — Melissa Weder Leading Hitter — Crystal Greer Good Luck next year Cats! Melissa Weder GIRLS TRACK Back row: Mr. Roth, Berta Cockerill, Janice Brown, Bobbi Williams, Katy Lashett, Tabitha Jones. Kneeling: Dianne Grady, Amanda Fairfield, Molly Coon, Katie Cunningham, Tammy Teaney. The 1986 Girls' Track Team had an interesting season. This year we had an unusual number of freshmen that decided to stay with it the whole season. Along with new seasons — come new experiences . . . Tabitha's hurdles . . . Sam's two mile . . . Katy and Bobbi Sabotaging Mr. Roth's truck . . . Bobbi Jo's . . . Sam's ability to pick up guys at State. There was a lot of hard work, shown by all of the records broken by Sam in the mile, the two mile relay (Sam, Bobbi Jo, Janice, and Bobbi) and Bobbi with the 800 and 400 meters. In conclusion, the track team would like to thank Mr. Roth and Mr. Dunham for their patience and dedication during the season. 48 B O Y S The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. — R.W. Emerson T R A C K BACK ROW: Coach Tim Smith, Mike Chavez, Eli Stephenson, Chuck Brown, Jeff Quigg, Adam Wilson, Brett Lashmett, Joey Petry. FRONT ROW: Mike Fairfield, Chad Wingler, Matt Clayton, Kirk Cunningham, Rodney Dolen, Denny Savage, Dallas Lashmett. Not Pictured: Jayson Brockhouse, Ben Barry, Frank Pitman. The 1985-86 Boys' Track Team had a “sort of good year. At least this year we didn't get last at the larger meets. We owe most of our achievements to Coach Smith for his devotion and divided attention through the good and bad times. Maybe next year we will be better and still have an outstanding coach who cared enough to help. Mike Fairfield and the entire team 49 Ms. School Spirit Terri Andrews and Mr. School Spirit Mike Ferenbach SI asm. R.W. Emerson CHEERLEADERS Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusi- The cheerleaders started out the year with trying to raise school spirits for the football team. Homecoming was here before we could say Go, Cats. Go”. Bonfire was reinstated and new activities were created. The Tug-of-War was started and a good time was had by all. The Homecoming pep assembly featured such celebrities as Miss Jolly Jackie, our very own exotic dancer, and the appearance of Win-Co-Hi's finest cheerleaders (Mr. Moore Mr. Stephenson). After that it was only a matter of time till the end of the season. Practice for the dance review began. The Varsity did a routine to Gambler by Madonna. The J.V. performed a routine to Change by John Waite. The cheerleaders and the Pom Pon Squad combined to do a joint routine to Big Brass Machine. It was a very enjoyable and profitable evening for all. Basketball season arrived and practice, practice, and more practice was our motto. The cheerleaders put their hearts into the work. The season was great, beginning with the trophy at 52 Havanna and the Cats just kept believing and achieving. Winchester Tournament arrived and left leaving record breaking crowds as memories. Regionals arrived and as we beat each team, the enthusiasm peaked. One of the most exciting times was the night we beat Pittsfield. The crowd was wild. The journey continued to Petersburg and another trophy was won. More excitement, more support, and one step closer to Champaign. Macomb was the site of the Super-sectionals and once again the REAL Wildcats prevailed. The trip to Champaign was awesome to say the least. It was great to be at the Assembly Hall and look up into a sea of purple and gold. The weekend stay was even more fun. The activities varied. There were pillow fights, water gun fights, phone calls, pool dunkings, late night talks, ice cream raids, group pictures, and pictures of the T.V. (thanks Henry!) This year the cheerleaders and I have had alot of fun and worked hard. I'm extremely proud of these girls and have had a most enjoyable year. Thanks to everyone who had a part in making this a great year. Miss Malmstedt Row 1 (L-R): Sarah Fodder, Beth Cherry, Amy Yelm, Kim Nichols Row 2: Kathy Summers, Lara Johnson, Cathy Hembrough Row 3: Missy Slater, Bobbi Williams, Melissa Weder, Angela Lashmet SMILE POM-PONS The Pom-Pon Squad had a lively and fun-filled year. First we kept our audiences On the Edge of a Blade at the State Fair. We went to camp at JHS where we had a Dangerous time Shout ing and Sweat ing. Each squad member's efforts was rewarded with Blue Ribbons. At the Pep-Rally we taught everyone to Be True to Your School by performing a hand routine choreographed by Melissa, Bobbi, and Kathy. At the basketball games the fans chanted we want a victory , we replied with Do You Really? during halftime. We received a 1st place trophy when we performed Workin on the Highway at U-High in Normal. We also received 4th place at Altoff High in Belleville. At Potpourri we proved that everywhere we go Kids Wanna Rock! There were several sayings we picked up throughout the year that probably won't make sense to anyone but us, but here they are so we won't forget: Look at my eye! , Are we having fun yet? (Sarah), I don't understand (you can say that again), Left, back, right, front (Will we ever get it?), It's been a fun year and good luck to you all next year. Squad Captain Melissa Weder F The Winchester FFA had 62 members this year. Our student teacher was Mr. Randy Darr from Southwestern. He was here twelve weeks. We participated in the following Section 15 activities: Soil judging contest — 1st place. Forestry judging contest — 1st place. Dairy judging contest — 1st place. Foundation awards (8) — 1st place. Exhibiting of crops — total premiums — 1st place. Ag. mechanics fair — total premiums — 1st place. Poultry judging — 2nd place. Exhibiting of livestock horticulture — 2nd place. Greenhand livestock judging — 3rd place. Greenhand public speaking contest — 3rd place. We received these top honors and others out of the 17 schools in section 15. We wish to thank Mr. Goetze for an exceptional year. To Mr. Darr we would like to say thank you and good luck in your career in agriculture. We appreciate you both. Gail Pence President 1985-86 Row 1: Gail Mitchell, Terry, Brian, Mark. Row 2: Matt, Jim, Bob, Jamie, Darron, . Marcus. Row 1: Paul, Dallas, Berta, Nanette. Row 2: Chris, Lance, Bill. Row 1: Mike, Gary, Eric, Jamie, Tim, Scott, Jermey, Robin, Jackie. Row 2: Jason, Darron, Shawn, Matt, Roger, Chris, Mike. Row 3: Scott, Mike, Ryan, James. 55 AUTO MECHANICS OFFICERS: Brad Slage — Program Chairman, Mitchell Smith — President, Daron Virgin — Vice President, Jamie Cowper — Treasurer, Mike Farenbach — Secretary. The Auto Mechanics Club first met on August 30. We elected Mitchell Smith, President; Daron Virgin, Vice President; Jamie Cowper, Treasurer; Brad Slagle, Program Chairman. In September we had a very successful oil change raffle with the winner being Bobbi Williams. In October we had a weiner roast and received our jackets. In November we sold lollipops and started our first auto reclamation project. Through the winter we met monthly for basketball games. In April we had another weiner roast and toured the Chrysler plant in St. Louis. We would like to thank all the faculty and students who allowed us to work on their cars this year. FRONT ROW: Mr. Quigg, Brad Stice, Mark Teaney, Henry Likes, Jamie Cowper, Brad Slagle, Jeff Evans. SECOND ROW: Ed Miller, Kevin Lomelino, Jim Reardon, Randy Summers, Troy Evans, Adam Wilson, Mike Ferenback, Jackie Cox, Chuck Brown. BACK ROW: Jim Sherwin, Matt Hubbertt, Tim Neff, Gary Anders, Mitchell Smith, Daron Vigin, Phil Kilver. Back Row: Mr. Hilliard, Jim Campblel, Mark Cox. Front row: Marcy Angenendt, Tina Coultas, Melissa Owings. A new 1TC club was started at the beginning of the year. We met on the last Monday of each month. One of the first things we do is elect officers. President — Melissa Owings, Vice President — Lynne Hamilton, Secretary — Jim Campbell, Treasurer — Tina Coultas, Reporter — Marcy Angenendt, and Surgant at Arms — Mark Cox. In April we toured the Chrysler Corporation Plant in Ferton, MO. Where we saw the Dodge Daytona, Chrysler Laser, and other K-cars assembled. We thank Mr. Hilliard for putting up with us. We want to take this moment and to tell you that we'll all miss you and that we'll be down to see you! Marcy Angenendt FHA Back Row: Mrs. Lovekamp, Marcy Angenendt, Rachel Sipes, Dawn Price, Janeen Clowers, Rhonda Thomas, Dianna Lankford, Tammy Teaney, Kathy Cox, Sandra Welsh, Chrissy Cockerill. Middle Row: Tammi O'Connell, Amy Berry, Sheri Savage, Katy Lashmett, Tina Landress, Tammey Gauges, Leslie Teaney, Lisa McLeese, Jeanette Whewell, Bobbie Jo Rener. Front Row: Mandy Ford, Tammy Fletcher, Kathy Scharwark, Missy Slater, Gail Pence, Tina White, Keli Paul, Lisa Jennings, Bonnie Evans. 60 Tina White, Missy Slater Vice President Kathy Scharwark Left to right: President Missy Slater, Treasurer Gail Pence, Secretary Tina White. Michelle Clayton Attended State Rally Keli Paul, Kelly Gauges, Becky White, Kathy Scharwark, Tina Owings, Leslie Teaney, Janeen Clowers. The Whinchester High School Chapter of FHA-HERO has had a busy year this year. At the beginning of the year, a meeting was held to elect officers. They are as follows: President Missy Slater; Secretary Tina White; and Treasurer Gail Pence. During the year, the FHA attended the annual FHA-HERO section Rally at Jacksonville High School. A few students also attended the State FHA Rally in Springfield. Those who went on the overnight trip were: Janeen Clowers who performed in the proficiency event in clothing), Kelly Gauges, Tina Owings, Keli Paul, Kathy Scharwark, Leslie Teaney, Becky White, and Mrs. Lovekamp. The FHA sold Christmas tree ornaments as fundraisers, and also had a pizza party. At the conclusion of the year, the FHA joined the Hands-Across-America project to help raise money to feed the needy. The year was very successful, and FHA hopes to have another successful one next year. 61 STUDENT COUNCIL Freshmen: Michael Gross, Shelly Virgin, Tana Hurrelbrink, Aimee Sipes, Becky Stice. Sophomores: Berta Cockerill, Jimmy Evans, Jerry Koyne, Jennifer Cherry, Denny Savage. Juniors: Jamie Cowper, Lara Johnson, Katie Coon, Sarah Fedder, Kent Coultas. Seniors: Kathie Killday, Tina White, Mark Cox, Chris Scharwark, Janice Brown. Student Council Advisor: Mr. Hoover. With most people, libraries are like their lives. They begin with some order and go on to increasing disorder. Irving Howe Sitting: Cathy Hillman, Tina Coultas, Janine DeShasier. Standing: Kim Knapp, Mysti Steelman, Lisa Fearneyhough, Julia Rhodes, Karen Evans, Debra Lawrence. LIBRARIANS CO-OP Amy Sparks, Toni Millik, Ken Day, Bob Sanders, Kelli Cox, Matt Eddinger, Terry Whewell, Marcus Moore, Becky Franklin, Lisa Fearneyhough, Melissa Johnson, Carman Ranft, Mrs. Sipes, Melissa Owings, Janine DeShasier, Bridget Bell, Kathy Killday, Terri Andrews, Tabitha Jones, Deanna Schim-chick To say a man holds the job is to misstate the fact. The job holds the man. Cozzens This year's CO-OP class consisted of 20 students. We ran into a little problem this year. Our main leader was injured and had to leave us for a while. As a result we were left with a substitute, Mrs. Worrell. Through it all we learned many things, like working with the public. Not all of us started on time, but we ended up as the CO-OP class of 1986. We would like to give a special thanks to Mrs. Sipes and Mrs. Worrell. Bridget Bell 63 B I O C L U B The Art Club at Winchester High School is open to any student who has finished one year of Art. This year the club consisted of 13 students. The officers are: President, Melissa Owings; Vice President, Melissa Jones; Treasurer, Melissa Johnson; Reporter, Julia Rhodes; Secretary, Carman Ranft. The number of projects the Art Club is involved in is determined by the club members. This year they participated on students' faces. Some members helped paint a Wildcat design on the crow nest doors by the football field. Our first meeting was in October and 1985-86 officers were elected. President was Angie Hatcher, Vice-President was Lara Johnson, and Treasurer was Amy Yelm. Some of the Biology Club's activities included have a physical therapist speaker in the early fall, the annual FFA — Biology Club Blood Drive on February 19, and a field trip to Springfield Memorial Hospital and the Illinois State Museum on February 25. Amy Yelm Angie Hatcher Lara Johnson Front Row: Jerry Koyne, Jennifer Cherry Back Row: Melissa Hill, Carmen Ranft, Melissa Owings, Greg Nelson, Amy Spark, Melissa Johnson, Janice Havens. FRONT: Nicki Cooper, Kathy Hembrough, Amy Yelm, Sarah Fedder, Lara Johnson, Tina McMillen, Cathy Hillman. MIDDLE: Lecie Mann, Christy Cockerill, Angie Hatcher, Mandy Sipes, An gela Lashmet, Carman Ranft, Lisa McLeese, Jeanette Whewell. BACK: Teri Howard, Denny Savage, Steve Shu-penus, Mandy Ford, Melissa Johnson, Tina Vierra. 64 FRENCH CLUB Front: Nicki Cooper, Tina McMillen, Beth Cherry, Shannon Aossey, Crystal Greer, Amy Pfeiffer, Christy Cockcrill. On Stairs: Mandy Ford, Amy Sparks, Janice Brown, Deanna Shimchick, Matt Eddinger, Kathy Summers, Ken Day, Amy Mitchell, Denny Savage. Le cercle de Francias a choisi de faire leurs officiers dans un rendez-vous de debut annee. Les officers sont comme suivant pres. Amy Mitchell, v.p. Kathy Summers, sec. Amy Sparks; treas. Matt Eddinger; directeur des activeties, Shannon Aossey. Le premier function du cercle est pour les membres avour leurs photographs dans le livre d'annee. Le circle si est propose une voyage a Sanit Louis pour manger a un restaurant francais. SPEECH TEAM 1986 was a big year for the Win-Hi Speech Team. We had two members advance to finals in the Sectional competition held in Peoria — more than ever before, and one of those members advanced to State Competition — a first for for Winchester High School. Unforgettable memories include borrowing Monmouth's Zippers, favorite sayings, Go West, Swamp Monster, Go West! and Wander off! , and last but hardly least, Kathy's cowbell. (Moooo, Michael). Members are Shannon Aossey, Extemperaneous Speaking; Kirk Cunningham, Humorous Interpretation and Humorous Duet; Katie Cunningam, Poetry; Julia Rhodes, Prose; Carmen Ranft, Original Oratory; Toni Millik, Special Occasion Speaking; Tina McMil-lian. Original Comedy; Michael Gross. Dramatic Interpretation; and Kathy Summers, Oratorical Declamation and Humorous Duet. DRAMA CLUB CAST OF CHARACTERS Annette.........Amy Yelm Linda...........Mandy Sipes Clare...........Tina White Marilyn ........Katie Cunningham Vicky ..........Tammy Fletcher Lorna...........Janine DeShasier Millie .........Lara Johnson Julia...........Angela Andras Pam ............Toni Millik Maggie .........Kim Nichols Liz ............Shannon Aossey Mike............Steve Shupenus Andy ...........Chuck Frost Maureen ........Gaylynne Brockhouse George .........Kirk Cunningham Dirk ...........Michael Gross Marvin .........Craig Aossey Janet ..........Amanda Fairfield Ann ............Mandy Ford Lynn ...........Rachel Sipes Once again Miss Jud seems to have pulled off the seemingly impossible. Between band, baseball, softball, and track practices. Miss Jud has managed to produce an enjoyable school play. Mirth and Mayhem was a fast moving comedy about a group of high school students who spend the night in a haunted house on a dare. Unbeknown to them, there are jewel thiefs and strange characters everywhere. Everything finally works out in spite of all the mistaken identities, attempted murders, and strange things happening at every turn. After the performances, the cast and crews were ready for a celebration. The cast party was held at Chuck Frost's house (Thank you. Chuck) until the wee hours of the morning. After munchies and movies, everyone realized that the show was finally over. 1. Come on Kirk, how about a smile? 2. I knew I should have used Grecian Formula 44! 3. Al Capone never had it this good! 4. Is that you Chuck? 5. Are you sure Miss Jud won't look in here? 6. Where's the rest of the turkey? 7. Don't you think these caveman tactics are a little much for a first date? 8. Does your mother know you're wearing her good nightgown? 9. Oh, no! My braces are stuck! 10. Am I the picture of sophistication? 11. Did you find my contact? 12. The FBI said my finger prints are where? 13. The hip bone is connected to the . . . 14. Well, I never! Well, hardly ever. 15. Honest Mr. Greer, I meant to get an admit! 16. Yes, Shannon, I can stand still. 17. Sometimes it's lonely being a Freshman. Front row: Kent Coultas, Beth Cherry, Kathie Killday, and Amy Yelm. Second row: Terri Andrews, Molly Coon, Lara Johnson, and Shannon Aossey. Back row: Kirk Cunningham, Chris Scharwark, and Kathy Summers. Ms. Bradshaw says do this article. My brain slowly fizzes to particles. I don't know what she wants from me. Sometimes that woman is hard to please. Kathy Summers is our Editor in Chief. She gives us assignments you wouldn't believe. But she's so nice and writes real fine. But you better make sure the articles in on time. Shannon Aossey is a very good writer. When it comes to editorials she's a real fighter. Molly and Lara are our layout girls. They are the best in all the world. Kathie and Terri are our typing queens. But they're always gone and are seldom seen. Kirk, Beth, Amy, and Kent are the rest of the staff. They are always good for at least a million laughs. Yeah, we're a good team and there ain't any better. We may even take the place of Elmer Fedder 68 Chris Scharwark SCHOLASTIC BOWL What does Mrs. Bradshaw's shirt say? BB! Certainly that was one thing the 1985-86 Scholastic Bowl Team accomplished. We won the 1985 WIVC Conference Title by scoring the high total of 788 points and came in second in the Scholastic Bowl Tournament, losing only to Greenfield. Scholastic Bowl was not only a question and answer sport, but also a debate team. At practices, the team debated over whether it (being anything) Tastes great! or is Less filling! Also, along with correctly answering the questions comes a time limit in which a contestant must answer them, which means the dreaded STOPWATCH! Don't ever touch the middle button! The celebrations after winning were a blast! Dairy Queen just loves the Win-Co High Scholastic Bowl Team! Also, watch Jeff Day eat! The team ended up with a 7 wins — 1 loss record and the WIVC Scholastic Bowl Title. All in all it was a super year. We'll miss the Seniors, but we'll live on with our fearless leader, Mrs. (BB) Bradshaw! Amy Yelm and Lara Johnson 69 MARCHING WILDCATS Front — Center: Mike Ferenbach Row 1: (L to R) Aimee Sipes, Amy Mitchell, Mandy Sipes, Becky Stice, Kim Knapp, Candy Coultas, Melissa Weder, Ken Day, Craig Aossey, Mike Chavez, Gay Lynne Brockhouse, Kim Nichols, Shannon Jeffrey. Row 2: Gabe McKinley, Rob Shupenus, David Coonrod, Phil Kilver, Jeff Day, Tabitha Jones, Andy Fedder, Michael Gross, Laura Fletcher, Tim Brown, Nanette Jones. Row 3: Frank Pitman, Jim Sherwin, Janice Brown, Toni Millik, Angela Lashmet, Joe Gregory, Steve Shupenus, Matt Hubbert, Tina White, Jeremy Killebrew, David Herring, Chuck Frost, Ben Berry, Ryan Weder, Tammy Fletcher, Max Smith. Auxilliary: Becky Franklin, Michelle Vaniter, Sarah Fedder, Julia Rhodes, Lynne Hamilton, Bridget Bell, Michelle Scott, Becky Teaney, Shannon Aossey, Chris Cockerill, Sheila Cox, Terri Howard, Diana Lankford, Marcy Angenendt, Kathy Hembrough, Missy Slater, Lecie Mann, Nickie Cooper. MUSIC MAKES THE WORLD G O R O The Winchester Wildcats had a very successful sea- Nson this year. We competed at the Griggsville Parade where we placed 1st and at the Pittsfield Parade where we also took 1st. The Band also marched in the Illinois College Homecoming Parade. Three Field Show Com- D petitions were attended by the Marching Wildcats. First, was West Central where we received a 1st place trophy in our class. Second we traveled to Western Illinois University to bring home another 1st place trophy. To bring our season to a close we went to ISU and won another 1st place trophy in our class. We thank everyone who made this year so prosperous and so much fun! Melissa Weder BAND SNAPS 72 In addition to Marching Band, there is also Concert Band and Choir. Above are the Choir members (L-R): 1st Row — Angela Andras, Amanda Fairfield; 2nd Row — Katie Cunningham, Deena Daniels; 3rd Row — Bobbi Gauges, Lecie Mann, and Sheila Cox. The M. Band went to Tennessee for tour this year and had a really great time visiting such attractions as Opry Land, Peabody Hotel, Elvis's Home, and others. Below — Concert Band. (Not Pictured: Melissa and Ryan Weder, Toni Millik, Tina White, by Melissa Weder W.H.S. JAZZ BAND Front row — L to R: Joe Gregory, Matt Hubbert, Angela Lashmet, Tammy Fletcher, Steve Shupenus, Jeremy Killebrew Second row — L to R: Craig Aossey, Sarah Fedder, Chuck Frost, Ben Berry, David Herring, Max Smith, Tina White, Director Sam Herring Back row — L to R: Kathy Hembrough, Andy Fedder, Phil Kilver, Jeff Day, David Coonrod, Rod Shupenus, Ken Day SCHOOL BOARD: Front Row — Don Pence, David Pfeiffer, Steve Andras. Back Row — Jerry Gregory, Steve Little, Dan Hatcher, Cory Hubbert. TEACHING STAFF Win-Co-High once again has a fine staff of teachers. The 1985-86 school year has been very successful and has encountered few problems. On behalf of the entire student body, 1 thank our teachers for making this year one we shall all remember. Melissa Weder I REBA CLOVD Classes Taught: Physical Education. Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1986: The best of luck in the future in whatever they choose to do. Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else, and people who talk behind their friends backs. REGINALD K. DUNHAM Classes Taught: Government, American History, Senior Problems, Economics. Degree: AB BERNARD G. GOETZE Classes Taught: Vocational Agriculture, Industrial Arts II. Degree: ME Wish for the Class of 1986: To have a safe and prosperous future. Favorite Quote: If it is to be, it is up to me. CHERYL BRADSHAW Classes Taught: Freshman English, Junior English, Senior English, and Journalism. Degree. BA Wish for the Class of 1986: Remember. Don't expect anything original from an echo. Favorite Quote: The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who can't read them. Mark Twain Pet Peeve: People who wish away a lifetime of living. MERL DUNHAM Classes Taught: Computers, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Math IV. Degree: BA Wish for the Class of 1986: The chance to build a float that appears in Macy's Parade. Favorite Quote: Gee, I'm a tree. Pet Peeve: Friday Classes. AMY FAIRFIELD Classes Taught: Vocational Awareness, Resource Room. Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1986: To use their God given talents along with their acquired knowledge to become outstanding individuals. Favorite Quote: It is only through change that we grow. Pet Peeve: Apathy RICHARD M. GREER Classes Taught. Business, Core Math. Degree: MS Wish for the Class of 1986: I hope they have as much fun in life as they did in school. Favorite Quote: After it's all said and done, there is more said than done. Pet Peeve: Poor attendance. 75 CHERYL HANEY Classes Taught: Biology, Human Biology, Pre-Algebra, Physics, Chemistry. Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1986: I wish for the members of the class of 1986 to look at the difficult decisions they must make in their futures as opportunities to grow and learn, not as problems to solve. Favorite Quote: Just when I figured out all of the answers, they changed all of the questions. Pet Peeve: Gossip KAY HARR Classes Taught: Novels, Senior Literature, Junior English, Sophomore English, English 300. Degree: BA Wish for the Class of 1986: I wish them a great future filled with much love, success, and happiness. Favorite Quote: Strength through joy. Pet Peeve: People who pretend to be what they are not. SAM HERRING Classes Taught: Choir, Music Appreciation, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, Theory. Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1986: To enjoy living. Favorite Quote: Let's do it again! Pet Peeve: People trying to play a horn and chew gum at the same time! CARROLL HILLIARD Classes Taught: Woods, Drafting, General Shop, Vocational Math. Degree: BA Wish for the Class of 1986: The very best the world can offer. Favorite Quote: Winners never quit, and quitters never win. Pet Peeve: People who won't work to their potential. CAROLYN R. JUD Classes Taught: Library and 4th Hour Study Hall. Degree: M.S.S., B.S. Wish for the Class of 1986: May all your books have happy endings. Favorite Quote: If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Henry David Thoreau Pet Peeve: FRESHMEN!!!!! MARCELLA LASHMETT Classes Taught: French I-IV, Psychology- Degree: AB Wish for the Class of 1986: A diploma. Pet Peeve: Wearing caps in a building is one. ( I have lots!) ROSE MARY LONERGAN Classes Taught: Accounting, Business Law, Retail Merchandising, Office Practice, Business Machines, Typing. Degree: BA Wish for the Class of 1986: That each Student will find a job to suit their abilities. Favorite Quote: Busy, Busy, Busy. Pet Peeve: People who think they are smarter than other people. 76 COLLEEN LOVEKAMP Classes Taught: Orientation to Home Ec., Foods and Nutrition, Clothing. Degree: BS SHERRY MALSTEDT Classes Taught: Self-Contained Special Education. Degree: BA Wish for the Class of 1986: The drive to fulfill your dreams and the will to succeed. Favorite Quote: Shut up Eddie! or A friend is someone you can be yourself with. Pet Peeve: Snapping fingers, gum chewing, fake friends, and name calling. BOB MOORE Classes Taught: Drivers' Education. Degree: BS SHIRLEY PRATT Classes Taught: Speech, English 100, English 200, Yearbook. Degree: BS Wish for the Class of 1986: Happiness and success. Favorite Quote: The hurrier I get, the behinder I get. Pet Peeve: People who talk loud. DON QUICG Classes Taught: Auto Mechanics. Degree: BS CAROLYN RANFT Classes Taught: Photography, Advanced Art, Beginning Art. Degree: BS Favorite Quote: Never say you can't do something until you have tried it 500 times. Pet Peeve: Wasting time. KEVIN ROTH Classes Taught: Physical Education. Degree: BS .ry CAROL SIPES Classes Taught: Typing II, Co-Op. Degree: BS TERRY D. STEPHENSON Classes Taught: General Science, Physical Science, Health. Degree: BA Wish for the Class of 198o: Health, wealth, happiness, and large offspring that will play football for Winchester. Favorite Quote: Everything Vince Lombardi ever said. Pet Peeve: Healthy, strong bodies not out for football. WALT WILKINS Classes Taught: Part-time counselor. Degree: BS MS Wish for the Class of 1986: Be all that you can be. Favorite Quote: Live in the here and now, rather than there and then. Pet Peeve: Schedule changes. CONNIE ANDERSON Ms. Anderson was here during the first part of the year as a student teacher under Mrs. Bradshaw's direction. We hope she enjoyed her time here at WHS, and we wish her well in the future. WILDCAT STAFF 1 — The WILDCAT Staff: Back row L to R — Lisa Jennings, Karen Evans, Tina Owings, Becky White, Melissa Owings, Melissa Weder, and Lisa Fearneyhough; Middle — Mysti Steelman, Debra Lawrence, and Kelly Gauges; Front — Judy Weder and Shari Young 2 — Smile everybody — Debra, Miss Pratt, Becky, and Tina 3 — Okay, now what? Lisa Jennings 4 — Don't be a whiner, Meliss, we'll let you color the Santa Claus — Karen, Shari, and Meliss 5 — MYSTI GO AWAY!!! 5 WILDCAT EDITORS DEAR WILDCATS: As this year's editors of the WILDCAT, it is our responsibility to see that memories from the past year are recorded for you to look back on in the future. We truly hope that our staff has been successful in doing this. We are extremely proud to say that we completed this book on our own for the first time in the history of the WILDCAT. For those of you who do not realize how much work goes into creating a yearbook, we will give you a brief idea. First of all, we decide on a theme, cover and colors that we will be working with. Next we get busy on money-making ideas. These include selling ads and yearbooks. In addition to these, the staff sold memo pads, popcorn and candy at the Homecoming movies, WILDCAT T-shirts, pizzas, we had a bake sale and we also worked at the Volleyball Tournament. During this time we are also busy meeting deadlines by assigning pages, looking up quotes, taking pictures making layouts and 3-R's, and typing up copysheets. We would never have been able to make this yearbook a success without the dedication of a wonderful staff and the help of our advisor Miss Pratt, Merle Fox, the Times Office and last but not least the hours of volunteer work from Miss Malmstedt and Miss Jud. We hope that you enjoy our book and that it provides many happy memories for you. 79 Purple and Gold Week was a huge success this year. The individual dress-up days included: Punk-Rock Ribbon Day, Inside-Out Pin Day, Slob Day, and Purple Gold Hat Day. The award for best costume, most ribbons, and most pins, was $5 each. Winners included: Sheila Cox (Pins — 7); Mark Cox, Jamie Cowper, and Eli Stevenson (each with 32 Ribbons); Kathy Hembrough and Steve Shu-penus (Punk-Rock); Angie Hatcher and Jamie Cowper (Tourist Day); Jason Howard, Angie Heather, and Jack Jones (Slobs); Frank Pitman and Lisa Fearneyhough. 80 BANQUET PROM Prom was held at MacMurray College this year. Almost everyone liked the idea of having Prom somewhere other than the grade school's gym. King and Queen — Joe Little and Janice Brown Court: David Coonrod and Kathie Killday Jamie Killday and Pamma Peak Ken Day and Molly Coon Mark Cox and Kathy Summers 82 GRADUATION '86 Commencement exercises for the Class of 1986 were held on May 30. The invocation was delivered by the Rev. Billy Knight and the scripture reading by the Rev. David Arnold. The Commencement Speaker was the Rev. Joe-Paul Robb. The American Legion Citizenship Award was presented by David Cheery, the DAR Award and academic awards by Mr. Neil Hoover. The diplomas were presented by Mr. Don Pence and Mr. Dan Hatcher. Melissa Weder and Tammy Fletcher sang The Greatest Love and were accompanied by David Coonrod. Amy Mitchell made the Class Response and the Rev. George Desmond pronounced the benediction. SENIOR HISTORY Today at Winchester High School the Senior class heard the school bell ring for the last time. It was only four short years ago that we were a bunch of dumb Freshmen waiting for that first bell to ring. A whole lot has happened between those bells. Our first day of high school, we were a bit nervous; we didn't quite know what to expect. Everyone told us not to get lost, to stay out of the Seniors' way, and to enjoy high school because these are the best years of our lives. We did enjoy our Freshman year — once we figured out how not to get lost and how to stay out of the Seniors' way. Soon it was time for Homecoming. Following tradition, we decorated the football field and began on our first class project — the Homecoming float. So we voted on a theme, found a place to work, and spent a week building and decorating. What a float it was! Even though we got fourth place that year, we didn't feel too bad. At least we had three more years to do better. And it didn't look that bad — whatever it was! Things just got better, we enjoyed the parade, the bonfire, a good football game, and our first high school dance. The rest of the year went by in a flash. We ordered our class rings, survived our first final exams, and dreamed of summer vacation. Then a bell rang, and it was time to say goodbye to the Class of '83. We were no longer Freshmen. There was a lot to look forward to our Sophomore year. The main thing was: we wouldn't be Freshmen any more. We got our first yearbooks, our class rings and best of all, our driver's licenses. Look out! We also had our first wrecks, and our first speeding tickets. Nonetheless, it was a really good year. When Homecoming rolled around, we began on our second float. Again, we spent hours planning, constructing, and decorating. This year it really paid off because we moved up a notch and took third place. If we kept up at this rate, by the time we were Seniors, we would get first place! More finals, more dreams of summer vacation, a bell range, and we said goodbye to the Class of '84. Suddenly we were upperclassmen! Our Junior year, like every class before us, started off with magazine sales. I don't think there's anyone in Winchester who doesn't have a subscription. At least not after our year because we went $500 over our goal. We really looked forward to building our float that year. Since we got fourth place our Freshman year, and third place our Sophomore year, then we should get second place this year. We would like to point out that our Wildcat was not black; he was wearing a tuxedo!! But the judges must not have been into formal wear; they gave us another fourth. Oh well, we could keep our hopes up for next year. The other highlight of our Junior year was the Prom. We spent weeks picking out the invitations and assembling the decorations. The afternoon of the Prom, we began the task of changing the gym into a beautiful city skyline. Needless to say, we had our work cut out for us. But we did it, and Janice survived her trip across the gym floor on top of the scaffolding while she put up the crepe paper ceiling, and we all got home in plenty of time to get cleaned up for the big event. It was our last school dance with our friends in the Class of '85. Just a few weeks later, the bell rang again and we said goodbye to them at their commencement. Our final year of high school came too soon. We hoped to enjoy our Senior year; to goof off a little more often and to achieve a little more. Our first assignment this year, again, was to make another Homecoming float. We knew it had to be really good because everyone expected us to win, we'd had three years of experience, and as Seniors, we were expected to set the standard. And this year, (once, again) we accepted fourth place with pride. Though we re not expert float builders, we, as Seniors excelled in many other areas. For the first time in years. The Marching Wildcats won first place in their class at State Competition. Of course, our biggest win occurred when Mark, Ken, and Joe, our Senior tri-captains, led our basketball team all the way to the Assembly Hall in Champaign and Elite Eight! During the rest of the year, we were kept very busy. Our next assignment as Seniors was to achieve all we could. Back at the beginning of the year we were told that we had to set the standard of behavior for our school, and we've always tried to do our best. As our Senior year drew to a close with Prom and banquet, we gathered many memories of the special times we had at ol' Win-Co-Hi. Our voices whispering in classes, and cheering at pep rallies, our footsteps in the halls, and the bell we used to hear will only be echoes now. As we become graduates of Winchester High School, we are very proud. To our parents, our teachers, and our fellow classmates, we give our thanks. Because for four years in between the bells, they have been there behind us as we studied, partied, worked, learned, grew, and made things happen. WE ARE WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL'S CLASS OF 1986. 85 Compliments of Sam Peak Keebsalte DUNCAN HOOTS V Z z-TTig JEWELERS jewelry • silverware • china • gifts 37 South Side Plaza Jacksonville 243-8577 COATS GARAGE THE PEAK OF PROTECTION Compliments of GROSS ANIMAL CLINIC Small Motors Sales Winchester 742-5718 WINCHESTER BOWL AND SNACK BAR Winchester Downtown Jacksonville Selby • Red Wing • Red Cross • Florsheim Dexter • Nike • SAS Compliments of LAIR HARDWARE South Side of Square Winchester The Farmers State Bank and Trust Company MEMBER FDIC _______742-3655___ DEB'S FASHIONS FOR THAT SPECIAL LOOK E. 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Morton Jacksonville LITTLE'S FARM HOME SUPPLY Winchester 742-3950 s’sqqiKe ’StOJie' 49 North Central Park Plaza .?FT g R1DA1 sho - Jacksonville, IL 62650 243-1828 YOU CANT DO BETTER THAN . COX PLUMBING AND HEATING AIR CONDITIONING ! AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 742-5566 GOOD LUCK WISHES MELISSA WEDER: YOU'VE ALWAYS MADE US PROUD MELISSA, BECAUSE OF WHO YOU ARE. WE LOVE YOU. YOUR FAMILY DAVID COONROD: GOOD LUCK AT COLLEGE, DAVID. MAY YOUR MUSIC ALWAYS BRING ENJOYMENT. LOVE, MOM AND DAD MICHELLE SCOTT: MAY THE YEAR AHEAD OF YOU BE FULL OF HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS YOU DESERVE. JAMIE AND KATHIE: WE WISH YOU THE BEST IN YOUR ENDEAVORS. MOM AND DAD LOVE, MOM AND DAD AND FAMILY LAURA: MAY GOD BLESS YOU IN ALL YOU DO. WE LOVE YOU! KELLI: WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU, LOVE. MOM AND DAD DAD, MOM, JACKIE, KATHY, JULIE. JEFF LEHMKUHL: GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES, JEFF!! WE LOVE YOU! MOM AND DAD TINA R.: CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES IN THE FUTURE. YOU ARE EVERY PARENT'S DREAM. LOVE ALWAYS, DAD AND MOM DOUG AND BRIDGET: OUR LOVE AND BEST WISHES GO WITH YOU. MOM AND DAD KEN AND MARK: WE ARE ALL PROUD OF YOU — ALSO OF YOUR BASKETBALL RECORDS. ALL THE DAY FAMILIES NANETTE AND TABITHA JONES: OUR LOVE AND VERY BEST WISHES TO YOU BOTH ALWAYS. MELISSA SLATER: GOOD LUCK TO A SPECIAL DAUGHTER. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU. MOM AND DAD. MOM AND DAD MELISSA OWINGS: GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR CAREER, WHATEVER YOU CHOOSE IT TO BE. STICK WITH THE ONE YOU LOVE, EVEN IN DOUBTS. LOVE, MOM. LISA FEARNEYHOUGH: CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE. MOM AND KIDS MITCHELL SMITH: WE ARE PROUD OF YOU, MITCHELL, GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE. Ai i A HAM I AMfF AMH II TT IF MIKE: BEST OF LUCK. DAD MANDY FORD: LOVING CONGRATULATIONS!! WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU. YOUR GOAL IS SET, SO ATTAIN IT. SHANNON: MAY GOD GRANT YOU WISDOM, LOVE, AND HAPPINESS! LOVE, MOM AND DAD LOVE, MOM, DAD, MISSY, AND SAMMY KIM: THANK YOU FOR ALL THE JOY YOU HAVE GIVEN US. CONGRATULATIONS! DAD AND MOM A SUPER SON, STEVE: GOD BLESS YOU, IN ALL YOU DO IN THE FUTURE. WE ARE SO PROUD GAIL PENCE: GOD BLESS YOU GAIL! WE'RE PROUD OF YOU!!! GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE. OF YOU. MOM, DAD, SCOTT, LYNN LOVE, MOM AND DAD £) Jeanne Ann Herring Winchester JpT 742-5821 BROCK S MOTEL Route 36 Winchester 742-9275 GALAXY CABLEVISION a inc- VJ- 236 W. Cherry, Winchester oounirv c Insurance ind Investment Services Jim Maxwell Richard Willard Ron Gilman 742-3182 742-3182 742-3981 COONROD FUNERAL HOME Denton and Marjorie Coonrod Winchester to the Class of 1986! B R OFFICE SUPPLIES 4? South Main St. Winchester, IL. 62694 217-742-3913 Compliments of DAVID R. 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WILLIAM HARR NIKKI GUSTINE'S FURNITURE O'DONNELL'S PUB JOSTENS Gene Sherro 243-5669 And Jon Kauffman 787-4750 Announcements, Caps, and Gowns Class Rings, Sportswear, Diplomas, Awards, Yearbooks S S SCHOOL OF DANCE f «r Compliments of DAVE'S MUSIC 10 South Side Square Winchester, Illinois 62694 i if (217) 742-3228 ' Instructor: Sandy Hayden f fys ALL BAND INSTRUMENTS DRUM ACC 235 EAST STATE STREET JACKSONVILLE, IL 62650 WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE PHONE: 245-8038 Compliments of Compliments of DREAM CREAM KATHRYN MANN A different flavor ice cream each day „ HERRING 102 W. Walnut, Jacksonville BALLARD BROS. CONCRETE WHITE HALL WINCHESTER BALLARD BROS. TRUCKING JIM KEVIN DAN Compliments of Mr. Mrs. L. Allan Watt Mr. Mrs. Ronald F. Robinson GALATI'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Specializing in homemade Italian pizza and pasta 115 W. Adams Pittsfield, IL 285-4994 216 E. Cherry Winchester 742-3841 SCOTT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT Best of luck in the future to the Class of '86! BOB REID INS. 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