Windsor High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Windsor, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1981 volume:

1 81 Pow Wow Windsor’s Annual Yearbook Published by Taylor Publishing Company National Offices — Windsor, IL 61957 May 22,1981 Issue 1 LOCAL PROGRAMS Seniors 13 Senior Update 24 Senior Hall of Fame ................................... 25 Juniors 31 Sophomores 35 Freshmen 41 Specials — Homecoming 47 Senior Class Play ..................................... 53 Clubs ..................................................57 Pow Wow Staff 72 Sports 81 Cheerleaders .......................................... 86 Administration 95 Non-Certified Personnel 100 Closing .............................................. 101 Executive Editor: Managing Editors: Activities Manager: Activities Editors: Advertising Manager: Advertising Editor: Emily Marsland Kris Canny Nancy Montague Bev Rankin Mark LeCrone Rob Stevenson Eric Finley Kris Canny Sports Editor: Art Director: Dan Herbert Copy Director: Lori Boyer Copy Editor: Katri Nurminen Feature Director: Jenny Cordes Index Manager: Nancy Montague Photographer: Steve Bridges Photo Editor: Eric Luce Sports Manager: Flo Cannoy Jane Bouck IN DEDICATION HOWARD TROUTMAN We, the Pow Wow staff of 1981, dedicate our yearbook to Howard Troutman. Howard’s thirteen years of faithful, courteous service at Windsor High School were ones we couldn’t have done without. After all the high school’s activities, Howard got the never-ending task of cleaning up our clutter. We will miss Howard’s smile and “hello,” which always attended our learning. The Pow Wow staff thanks Howard for his many years of diligent service. 5 EFFINGHAM EQUITY Box 488 Effingham, IL 62401 Effingham: 342-4101 Stewardson: 682-3366 PLANTERS PLANT AT GAYS Managed by the Waggoner Bros., George and Jim (217) 752-6821 plant number Rural Route 1 (217) 752-6558 office number Gays, IL 61928 6 MATTOON PATRONS Biggs Electrical Supply Montgomery Wards Wade International Debuhr’s Seed and Feed Arcade Drug Volkman’s Business Machines, Inc. Hamilton Cleaners Sarah’s Brush-n-Dri GLASSCOCK MOTORS Aabell's Appliance Repair 1320 Maine Street Windsor, IL 61957 Lynch’s E-Z Bi Phone: 459-2919 WINDSOR MOBIL oaicS anu oci vice 1303 Kentucky BRUD’S SPORTING GOODS Claude Goad 1018 Maine Street Windsor, IL 61957 Phone: 459-2512 School Sales, Sporting Equipment Fishing Equipment THE MIRROR FUNKS “G” HYBRIDS 1204 Maine Windsor, IL Oliver E. Baugher r 2£5 Windsor, IL 61957 Phone: 459-2483 SEELEY Kaiser AG Chemicals Carpets Bath Shoppe West Side Square Windsor, IL Charleston, IL 61920 Phone: 345-3184 7 DAYS OUR Compliments of: WINDSOR STATE BANK JANE RENTFROW JANIE COOK PHYLLIS SEXSON DORIS GIESLER ROBERT PIERCE BETSY STILABOWER CONNIE SANDERS 12 MEMBER OF FDIC 13 Advisor John Henry Galligan, Jr. President Eric Finley Fin “Would I lie to you?” Ambition: To succeed in the field of Law Enforcement. Vice President Becky Caspary Boo Boo Ambition: I plan on attending Eastern Illinois University after I graduate and major in business. Treasurer Steve Bridges censored “I’m too cool for school.” Ambition: To be wealthy, healthy and wise. To get married to a beautiful girl. To own a Porsche, and keep from being drafted. 14 15 Chris Barker Chris “Shuckey Dern” Ambition: To farm. Lori Boyer Lori “God love it” Ambition: To be a secretary and also have a theatrical career. Janie Burrell Janie “Never kiss on an empty stom- ach; on the neck or behind the ears maybe, but never on an empty stomach!” Ambition: Grow Up Amy Cameron Amy 16 Flo Cannoy Flo “I don’t know” Ambition: To become a data processor. Kristin Rene Canny Kris “Wow! Look at that fox.” Ambition: Attend Lakeland and major in accounting and hope- fully get married or become a nun. Jane Champion Jane “Huh? What?” Ambition: To be successful...? Jennifer Cook Jenny Ambition: To go to E.I.U. and major in business. 17 Rick Cook Cookie Dave Elson Gina Goodwin Weena “Two’s company, Three’s a crowd.” Ambition: Head for the Mountains. Tony Harris 18 Donald Ray Higgins Ambition: To raise purebred, swine, and cattle. Scott Howard Scooter “Oh, Dingleberries” Ambition: To become a commer- cial airline pilot. Bill Kidwell Billdoe “Dangit, guys” Ambition: To be an American Gigolo. Mark King Kenny Ambition: Undecided. 19 Vickie Kingston Pauletta Latch Red Ambition: To become a veterina- rian. Eric Luce .. .HA!... “No Kiddin” Ambition: To get better with age in everything I do, including a career in agricultural production and management. Penny McQueen Peanut “Let’s Party” Ambition: To become a police officer. 20 John Mowry Dave Owens Barbie “Hey, Baby” Ambition: My ambition is not to be ambitious. Larry Parker Pam Phipps Pammy Jo “Really” Ambition: To attend Lake Land, then have a day care center with a million kids, but only two of my own. 21 Bev Rankin Helen “This is it, ba-by!” Ambition: To do something, lead follow, or get out of the way. Kathy Steele Sparrow “Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.” Ambition: To become a nurse and work with children who are hand- icapped. Cindy Stilabower Cindy “Without a doubt.” Ambition: I would like to go to Lake Land College for 2 years to become a teacher’s aide. Bill Thompson Willard “Huh?” Ambition: To be God. 22 Freda Tipton Crash “Give me a break” Ambition: To graduate from WHS and give my daughter, Kimberly, a good and happy home. Sherry Voegel “I don’t know” Ambition: To be a millionaire before I’m 25. Mark Warner Warner “Oh, really” Ambition: To attend night classes at Lake Land and then become a farmer. Dawn Welsh Unrepeatable “That’s my man!” Ambition: To go to Lake Land and become a dental assistant receptionist and get married. 23 Senior Update Favorite TV Show . . . . M A S H Favorite Song Driving My Life Away Favorite Vocalist Billy Joel Favorite Hang-Out Mattoon, Sundowner Favorite Class P.E., I.A., Class of 81 Favorite Teacher Mrs. Keller Favorite Color Blue Favorite Actress Katherine Bach Favorite Actor Robert Redford Favorite Athlete 24 Walter Payton The Emmy Awards BEST PERSONALITY PAULETTE LATCH AND LARRY PARKER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ERIC LUCE NANCY MONTAGUE BEST DRESSED ERIC FINLEY BECKY CASPARY ALL AROUND FAVORITE ERIC FINLEY PAM PHIPPS 25 PRETTIEST HAIR KATRI NURMINEN ERIC LUCE MOST TALENTED STEVE BRIDGES JANE CHAMPION LIFE OF THE PARTY GINA GOODWIN RICK COOK BIGGEST GOOFOFF BEV RANKIN JOHN MOWRY 26 MOST ATHLETIC SCOTT HOWARD JANIE BURRELL MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT NANCY MONTAGUE STEVE BRIDGES SWEETEST SMILE JANIE BURRELL MARK WARNER BIGGEST FLIRT CINDY STILABOWER DAN HERBERT 27 WALT’S STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP 1422 Broadway Mattoon, IL 61938 Phone 234-7491 THE KAMERA BOX 1 THE KAMERA BOX 2 1610 Broadway Mattoon, IL Specializing in all types of Portraits 207 Lincoln Charleston, IL Phone 348-8656 Featuring Dark Room Equipment and Supplies Cameras, Accessories Film and Film Processing Film and Film Processing 2 for 1 Fine Selection of Film Processing Ash About Our Picture Frames and Complete Dark Room Pro 35 Processing Rental at Both Locations Those 29 You’re First in Everything We Do FIRST FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mattoon, Illinois Member FDIC FINANCIAL SAVINGS — 3:00 Monday. Wednesday. Frid 12:00 Thursday. Mephone: 459-2 Windsor Office 1116 Maine, Windsor IL WINDSOR INSURANCE SERVICES, INC. Phone: 459-2356 “Serving You Is Our Business” Windsor, IL 61957 Gary Philippi Dee Lindenmeyer Best of Wishes to Class of 1981 9:00 p.m. Channel 17 — Even though their boat has not yet come in, the class of 1982 still fantasizes about the day they will become seniors. Starring: Kirby Floyd as Tattoo. 31 FANTASY ISLAND Fantasy Island OFFICERS: FRONT: Brad Sinkler, St. Coun.; Chuck Cooper, Vice-Prea.; Don Spencer, Prea. MIDDLE: Laurie Mowry, Sec.; Jenny Cordea, Treaa. BACK: Mra. Tucker, Adviaor. Barry Bell Marty Bly Jane Bouck Ed Carter 32 Sheila Childers Kim Cole Chuck Cooper Jenny Cordes Stan Davis Sheryl Duncan Kirby Floyd Eric Giesler Pat Goodwin Katie Hartman Jeff Helton Butch Hendrix Greg Hennigh Kim Hostetter Larry Hostetter Abbie Hutchinson Marla Keck Mark LeCrone Tracey Lee Joni Lovins 33 Mike Reed Brad Sinkler Don Spencer Laura Steele Rob Stevenson Jeff Tabbert Randy Wallace Walter White The class of 1982 earned a helpful amount of money by selling magazines to friends, neighbors and relatives in the com- munity. The money was needed for the prom which they held in the new high school gym, reviving an old tradition. They enjoyed their year as juniors but are looking forward to ruling all as seniors. 34 OFFICERS: Secretary. Pam Yoder; Vice President, Tracey Herbert; President. Angie Bran- denburg; Student Council Repre- sentative, Meg Montague. SIT- TING: Treasurer, Evan Hurst; Advisors: Roger Lowe and Maude Daily. Angie Brandenburg Chris Bryson Angie Cobb Sheryl Cook Tim Cordes Todd Dixon Cindy Garrett Sandra Goad Tom Atteberry Doug Bell Linda Bence 36 Tracey Herbert John Higgins Darlene Hite Dickie Hite Deb Hostetter D. J. Hurst Evan Hurst Alec Ingram Lisa Manley Sonya McKinney Meg Montague Melissa Morgan Stacey Mowry Paul Mummel Tracey Parrot Dan Pfeiffer David Phipps Anna Pifer David Purcell David Rentfrow 37 Wayne Ryherd Chris Rutledge John Sanders Troy Schultz Tonya Scott Justin Storm Diane Tipton Berry Turner Howie Warren Johnna Welsh Rodney Winberg Pam Yoder 38 CORLEY INTERNATIONAL, INC. State Routes 121 and 32 Sullivan, Illinois 61951 SO® O.K. JOBBERS JOBBERS AND DISTRIBUTORS PARTS—NEW REBUILT AUTO—TRUCK-FARM-INDUSTRIAL MACHINE SHOP SERVICE LYNN « LOUISE HUNTSBURGER — OWNERS 404 W Roane St. 728-7378 Sullivan, Illinois Home Appliances Pm 720 7420 ‘ DENTON BARRETT Appliance Sales Sc Service IIS E. JEFFERSON SULLIVAN. IL 01951 tNE DENTON 'JARRELL. BARRETT OEOSMOa LC Tom West. Inc. 107 K. JACKSON sn.Liv.w. ii.i.. • 11� i A Full Service Dealer Phone: 728-4338 � 000 INIlilAINMINT 3 RSI TIOSAL B Wh OF SULLIVAN. ILLINOIS kJt do mote, joi fiof)U t 1st National Bank — Sullivan Congratulations, Seniors! MATTOON NEW CAR DEALER ASSOCIATION Lakeland VW-AMC-Jeep, Inc. Downtown Ford, Inc. K.C. Summers Buick, Inc. Bill Rasmussen Chevrolet, Inc. Mattoon Datsun, Inc. Grobelny Motor Co., Inc. Thompson Auto Sales Pilson Auto Center 39 Boyer, Jeri Bridges, Michele Burgess, Dyan Cole, Cary Cook, Les Cumiskey, Jeff Daily, Kristina Davis, Stewart Hancock, Debbie Harris, Terry Helton, Vickie Hortenstine, Henry 42 Hurst, Clayton Hutchinson, Jeff Kidwell, Rhonda Luce, Mark Manley, Susie McCullough, Ross Normile, Jill Norton, Jodi Pifer, Mark Pryor, Pam Rauch, Diana Reynolds, Richie Schmitt, Tracy Schultz, Tina Sims, Roger Stanley, Lori Stilabower, Connie Stout, Kenneth VanOstran, Matt White, Amy 43 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Mrs. Brandenburg, Advisor; Kristina Daily, Student Council Rep.; Michele Bridges, Secretary; Mark Luce, Treasurer; Jeff Hutchinson, President; Stewart Davis. Vice-President; Mr. Jones, Assistant Advisor It’s not that interesting! Hey, Mr. Lowe, will you come pull this arrow out of my hand? 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Compliments of: FAMILY SHOE CENTER West Side of Square Sullivan, Illinois BENNETT TIRE COMPANY Complete Tire Service Finest in Car, Truck and Tractor Service Warehouse, Distributor Windsor, Illinois Phones: 459-2115 y {Tf H� T !% %!■«% %� OF SULLIVAN. ILLINOIS ft s At) HUM joi pwpk Telephone 235-5656 COLES PUBLISHERS. Inc. Publishers of (Times - (Cuurirr P O 0OX 559 MA rTOON. ILLINOIS 61938 SPARKS COLLEGE Shelbyville, Illinois Your 1 Stop Phone: 258-8838 Body Shop Custom Paint and Bodywork Insurance Repair — Fiberglass and Foreign Car Repair — Rust Proofing 2121 Marshall. Mattoon IL THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS BILL RASMUSSEN CHEVROLET, INC. Mattoon — Illinois SHORT FURNITURE Everything for the Home Neoga 774-3977 Shelbyville 895-2248 Phone: 234-3366 CUACC SIDDENS SHOES Massagic — Red Wing Robert D. Siddens Comfort-Quality 1816-18 Broadway Repair Service Mattoon IL THE SULLIVAN PATIENT ___________ rp PHARMACY Sullivan, III. 102 E. Harrison A Phone 728-7121 SHELBY COUNTY NEWS-GAZETTE Shelby County's Largest Weekly Newspaper Subscriptions: $7.50 a Year Advertising Rates on Request 1020 Maine Avenue Windsor, Illinois 61957 Phone 459-2121 46 Shining Star Queen: Janie Burrell Escort: Perry Nichols Senior: Pam Phipps Escort: Scott Howard Senior: Becky Caspary Escort: Dan Herbert Junior: Jenny Cordes Escort: Rob Stevenson Sophomore: Pam Yoder Escort: John Higgins Freshman: Jill Normile Escort: Stewart Davis The Untouchables Eric Luce, Nancy Montague, Paulette Latch. Flo Cannoy; Mr. Tucker, counselor The National Honor Society is an honorary group chosen by merit. Windsor High School regards this as a very important group. The W.H.S. faculty selects and votes on the most deserving students. The students are chosen for definite qualities. These are character, leadership, knowledge, dependability, and service. The single officer, president, is elected prior to the new members’ induction, which is held in the spring. Suitable For Hanging BACK ROW: Eric Finley. Janie Burrell. Dave Rentfrow, Gina Goodwin. Lori Boyer, Nancy Montague, Bev Rankin. Amy Cameron. Sheryl Cook. SITTING: Greg Hennigh. Ed Carter. Steve Bridges. LYING: Wayne Ryherd. STAGE CREW: STANDING: Ed Carter, Steve Bridges, Wayne Ryherd. SIT- TING: Eric Finley, Sandra Goad, Dave Rentfrow. 53 • TAM UIM INIUIANCI V- J Bus (217) 235-3167 Res (217) 235-3036 DAVID W MONTGOMERY Agent 1116 Lakeland Boulevard Post Office Box 997 Mattoon. Illinois 61938 Office: (217) 234-7461 Res. (217) 234-7771 GLENN LOGUE ATTORNEYS AT LAW Ralph D. Glenn 901 Charleston Avenue Thomas J. Logue P.O. Box 146 James R. Covington, III Mattoon, ILL. 61938 CROSS COUNTY MALL • MATTOON. ILLINOIS Watch Repair — Engraving Diamond Setting HAROLD E. SHORES Jeweler 1521 Broadway — Mattoon, IL 61938 Phone — 235-1074 Compliments of KITCHEN BATH CENTER HAMILTON’S MEN’S WEAR Sullivan, IL Custom Kitchens and Baths to Your Order West Harrison at Fuller Sullivan, Illinois Phone — 728-4042 PLATT JEWELERS GUFFY’S QUALITY CLEANERS 114 S. 17th Street Ph. 3-235-3522 Mattoon, IL Effingham, IL — Ph. 342-3777 Tuxedo Rentals by After 6 106 E. Main, Shelbyville Since 1950 3 Weeks Delivery 100's of Students Can’t Go Wrong. Save Time and Dollars — Go Platts 1313 Indiana Ave. WINDSOR, ILLINOIS Phone 459-2646 HOURS Tuesday - Saturday 9:00 - 5:00 When Only the Finest Will Do Guffy Formal Rental Co. 56 NEELY FORD-MERCURY, INC. Shelbyville, Illinois 62565 Telephone 217-774-2191 □ FOSTER REALTY 1112 Charleston Avenue Mettonn. Illinois 61936 EMILY FOSTER BROKER Phone 235-5526 234-3773 BARKER BROS. IMPL CO. R R 4 SHELBYVILLE ILLINOIS A 'III OUUMIM BUS: (217) 774-4508 HOME: (217) 774-4508 CONVENIENCE FOOD STORE Rt. 32 and 16 Junction Patron Ads: Charleston: Bel Aire Bowling Lanes Rissler's Decorating and Tile Center Shelbyville: Sears Merchant Mart Windsor: Jean Corher 57 The Galloping Gourmet BACK ROW: Jane Bouck, Student Council Rep.; Jenny Cordes, Treasurer; Katie Hartman, Second Vice President; Johna Welsh, Secretary. FRONT ROW: Darlene Hite. Tray Favor Ch.; Laurie Mowry, Points Recorder; Amy Cameron, President; Sandra Goad, Historian; Mrs. Lenz, advisor. WINDSOR STAR MARKET Maine Street Windsor, IL Phone 459-2066 58 COCA-COLA BOTTLERS Wrangler Roast Beef 2417 Marshall Ave. MATTOON. II- «103« DEAN KATZ MERITA KATZ Regular King 2020 CHARLESTON AVE MATTOON, ILL 61938 PH0NE(2I7) 234-7949 ANGELOS RESTAURANT Mattoon, IL 61938 Lakeland Boulevard Mattoon, IL 61938 FRONT ROW: Vickie Helton, Jeri Boyer, Rhonda Kidwell, Connie Stilabower, Lori Stanley, Dyan Burgess, Diane Rauch. MIDDLE ROW: Cin- dy Garrett, Debbie Hancock. Debbie Hostetter, Susie Manley, Lisa Manley, Diane Tipton, Stacey Mowry. BACK ROW: Kim Hostetter, Sheila Childers, Pam Pryor, Karyn Frahm, Jill Normile, Angie Cobb. 59 Green Acres The F.F.A. chapter had a busy and prosperous year. They expanded their work in many directions. The continuation of the Project 1.1), protection service was a big part of their work program. Farm crimes are an ever-increasing problem. The annual B.O.A.C. (Building Our American Com munity) project was the aluminum can recycling pro- gram. Members got points for collecting these cans and bringing them in. Collecting these cans beautified our local community roadsides and saved one of our valuable resources, thus serving two purposes. Product sales called for harder work because of infla- tion. However, success was still achieved. The highlight of this year was to have .Joe Maher, Il- linois State F.F.A. President, speak at our annual March Banquet. TOP: .John Mowry, reporter. STANDING: .Jane Cham- pion. Secretary; Chris Barker. Vice-President; Mr. Sims. Advisor. KNEELING: Eric Luce, President; Rick Cook, Sentinel. Moberley Grain Gays, IL 61928 60 1. Howie Warren 2. Dickie Hite 3. Ross McCullough 4. Cary Cole 5. Pat Goodwin 6. Barry Bell 7. Mark Luce 8. Dan Pfeiffer 9. Tracy Parrott 10. Joe Stratton 11. Greg Hennigh 12. Doug Bell 13. Dave Elson 14. Tim Cordes 15. Bill Thompson 16. Chuck Cooper 17. Tony Harris 18. Wayne Ryherd 19. Les Cook 20. Rick Parrott 21. Don Higgins 22. Eric Giesler 23. Alec Ingram 24. Tracey Herbert 25. Chris Bryson 26. Henry Hortenstine 61 NEAL-COOPER GRAIN CO. EAU CjOOPER GJrainco. A. Windsor, Illinois Decision '81 SCHOLASTIC TEAM: Johnna Welsh. Angie Brandenburg. Linda Bence. Jenny Cordes. Cindy Garrett. Mr. Wilhelm. Steve Bridges. Dan Herl ert, Oawn W'elsh, Brad Sinkler, Stan Davis. LIBRARIANS: Debbie Hancock. Kristina Daily. Stacey Mowry. Darlene Hite. Bill Thompson. Sonya McKinnev. Troy Schultz Ix ri •Manley. SCrTING: Vickie Helton, Marla Keck. Ms. Daily. 63 Good Times The G.A.A. started the year with an organiza-1 tional meeting in September. They elected officers and played various games. They also went bowling many times at Etog Bowling Lanes in Mattoon, skating at Sullivan, hiking and practiced basket- ball, volleyball, and tramp. Evening activities included Daddy-Date Night and Camp-In. Money making projects included selling tee- shirts featuring all the teams in the National Trails conference. These were sold at the National Trails Tournament. BACK ROW: Janie Burrell, President; Jane Champion, Vice President; Mrs. Brandenburg. Advisor. SECOND ROW: Cindy Garrett, Sporthead; Lisa Manley. Secretary; Angie Brandenburg, Treasurer. TOP: Linda Bence. Diane Tipton, Sonya McKinney, Katie Hartman, Sheila Childers. Deb Hostetter. Pam Yoder. 2nd ROW: Michelle Bridges, Susie Manley, Tanya Scott, Melissa Morgan, Rhonda Kidwell, Connie Stila- bower. Jodi Norton. 3rd ROW: Lori Stanley, Jill Normile. 4th ROW: Tina Schultz, Darlene Hite. Nancy Montague. Katri Nurminen, Pam Pryor, Amy White, Karyn Frahm, Kristina Daily. 5th ROW': Sandra Goad, Dyan Burgess, Bev Rankin, Sherry Voegel, Cindy Gaston, Gina Goodwin, Meg Montague. 64 STANDING: Jenny Cordes, Becky Caspary, Sherry Voegel, Flo Cannoy, Janie Bouck, Kris Canny, Darlene Hite, Sheryl Cook, Linda Bence, Johnna Welsh. LYING: Pam Phipps, Connie Stilabower, Jane Champion, D. J. Hurst, Don Spencer, Jill Normile, Jeri Boyer, Angie Brandenburg. STANDING: Scott Howard. Mrs. Keller, Janie Burrell. Lori Boyer, Bev Rankin. SITTING: Eddie Carter. Speak Up, America! Mi “Hey, Bev, look at that guy over there. He’s a fox!” “You’re right, Don, it does smell down here!' 65 The Mickey Mouse Club CHEERLEADERS: Sheryl Duncan, Jenny Cordes. Abbie Hutchinson, Flo Cannoy, Nancy Montague. Kris Canny, Susie Manley. Meg Montague. Jodi Norton, Amy White. SECOND ROW: Advisor Mrs. Brandenburg. Angie Cobb. Stacey Mowry. Lori Stanley. Ed Carter, Don Spencer, Mark LeCrone. Butch Hendrix, Tracey Lee, Kim Cole, Rhonda Kidwell. Advisor Mrs. Tucker. THIRD ROW: Kathy Steele, Laura Steele, Perry Nichols, Janie Burrell, Jane Champion, Doug Bell, David Phipps, Kirby Floyd, Joni Lovins, Michele Bridges, Debbie Hostetter. Tracey Parrott, Vickie Helton, Tracy Schmitt. FOURTH ROW. Mike Reed, Laurie Mowry, Cindy Mc- Queen, Marla Keck, Pam Pryor, Johnna Welsh. Angie Brandenburg. Justin Storm, Jill Normile, Connie Stilabower, Jeri Boyer. Cindy Gaston, Matt VanOstran, I es Cook. FIFTH ROW: Jeff Helton, Linda Bence, Greg Hennigh, Karyn Frahm, Steve Bridges, Dave Owens, Bev Rankin. Lori Boyer, Dawn Welsh, Cindy Garrett, Tonya Scott, Sonya McKinney. Pat Goodwin. Stewart Davis. SIXTH ROW: Bill Kidwell, Gina Goodwin, Paulette Latch, Scott Howard, Pam Phipps, Sheila Childers, Kim Hostetter, Vickie Kingston, Pen- ny McQueen. John Sanders. Howie Warren, Jeff Cumiskey, Jeff Hutchinson. SEVENTH ROW: Terry Harris, Diane Tipton, Para Yoder, Lisa Manley, Katri Nurminen, Becky Caspary, Cindy Stilabower, Mark Warner, Tracey Herbert. John Higgins. Rodney W’inberg, Chris Bryson, Ross McCullough, Cary Cole. The Pep Club this year had festivities all week before Homecoming. The week started off with Blue and Gold Day and ended with the traditional Pan- cake Breakfast and Dress-up Day. The cooks this year were Coach Lowe and Coach Groothius. The highlight of the morning for the coaches came when the kindergarten came over to the high school for pancakes. The two coaches cooked silver dollar pan- cakes for the little ones. For the District Tour- naments the Pep Club members made cakes for each of the varsity basketball and volleyball players. 66 AT TOP: SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Sherry Voegel, Eric Luce. IN MIDDLE: JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Brad Sinkler, Katie Hartman. AT LEFT: SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: David Rentfrow, Melissa Morgan. AT RIGHT: FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: Mark Luce. Kristina Daily. OFFICERS: ON LEFT: Jane Bouck, President; Rob Stevenson, Vice-President. ON RIGHT: Chuck Cooper. Student Council Representative; Stan Davis. Treasurer. 67 QUALITY WOOD PRODUCTS Congratulations to the Seniors! Class When The Whistle Blows FROM THE TOP: Eric Finley. Vice Pres.; Eric Luce. Pres.; Kirby Floyd, Treas.; Ed Carter. Points Rec.; Steve Bridges. Sec.; Gina Goodwin, St. Coun. Rep.; Mr. Groothius, Advisor. The Industrial Arts Club started their second year associated with the AIASA. They sold candy at the varsity ballgames and used the FFA’s pop- corn machine for Jr. High and Frosh-Soph games. The club decided to make crafts for the Cross County Mall's Spring Craft Show. The proceeds from this year’s activities will be put toward a trip to Chicago or St. Louis. If trip costs rise outstan- dingly, the money will be used for badly needed shop tools. The IA worked together with the Student Coun- cil to design and make the Booster Club signs for the new gym. FRONT ROW: Clayton Hurst. Pat Goodwin, Terry Harris. Amy White, Jodi Norton, Michele Bridges, Pam Yoder, Melissa Morgan, Janie Burrell. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Groothius, Don Spencer, Rodney Winberg, Tracey Herbert, Mike Reed, John Higgins, Stewart Davis, Jeff Hutchinson, Jeff Helton, Tracy Schmitt. BACK ROW': Dave Owens, Mark LeCrone, Butch Hendrix. Stan Davis, Matt Van Ostran, Jeff Cumiskey, David Rentfrow, David Phipps. Kenneth Stout, Mark Pifer. 69 All The Presidents Men Student Council was more than busy this year. School had barely started when its first money-making project was held: the car bash at the Harvest Picnic. This year the Student Council began something new, the W.H.S. Booster Club. Local and area businesses could obtain a lifetime membership for a set donation. Membership in- cluded the business’s name on a sign in the gym lobby. The purpose of the Booster Club is to put out money toward school-related activities. Some of the money was used in pur- chasing lights for the Scholastic Team. The Council, with self-earned money, purchased a reflec- tive dance ball to revolve from the ceiling at Homecoming and Prom. This gives the formal dances a classic touch. A — OFFICERS: TOP TO BOTTOM: Eric Finley, vice-president; Eric Luce, treasurer; Steve Bridges, president; Nancy Montague, secretary; Dean Tucker, advisor. B — BACK ROW: Jeff Hutchinson, Kirby Floyd, Stewart Davis, Angie Brandenburg, Linda Bence, Jane Champion, Sheila Childers. SECOND ROW: Don Spencer, Mark LeCrone, Dave Phipps, Gina Goodwin, Lori Boyer, Pam Phipps, Becky Caspary, Dan Herbert. THIRD ROW: Laurie Mowry, Jenny Cordes, Brad Sinkler, Dawn Welsh, Katri Nurminen, Chuck Cooper. IN FRONT: Jane Bouck, Meg Montague, Kristina Daily, Janie Burrell. ttW Varsity Club Tom Oakley. Advisor; Janie Burrell. Vice President; Pam Phipps. Secretary Treasurer. Jane Cham pion. Student Council Representative. SEATED: Dan Herbert. President. STANDING: Justin Storm. Mark LeCrone. Don Spencer. Sherry Voegel. Gina Goodwin IBrad Stnkler,'wmni Casparv, Scott Howard. Mike Reed. Dave Phipps. Doug Bell. Steve Bridges. Eric Finley. Perry Nichols. MIDDLE: Ed Carter Pam Yoder. Jane Bouck, Dave Owens. Nancy Montague. Flo Cannoy. Kris Canny. Evan Hurst Tonya Scott. SEA rED. Diane Tipton. Deb Hostetter, Kirby Floyd, Tracey Herbert. Angie Brandenburg, Cindy Garrett, Tim Cordes, Sonya McKinney. Sheila Childers. 71 Productiori Staff Mrs. Marsland. Executive Editor NOT PICTURED: Jenny Corde� , Features and Jane Bouck, Sports. 72 BACK ROW: Steve Bridges, Dan Herbert, Eric Finley, Mrs. Marsland, Katri Nurminen, Lori Boyer, Bev Rankin. FRONT ROW: Mark LeCrone, Kris Canny, Nancy Montague, Eric Luce, Flo Cannoy. Bev Rankin and Mark LeCrone, Activities Steve Bridges. Photographer The yearbook got off to a good start this year when the co-editors and the photography editor went to Eastern’s journalism camp. Meetings were optimistic, and the staff worked diligently to meet deadlines, often with extra pages done. The staff wholeheartedly recognizes Mrs. Mars- land and the hours she put in with them. Here’s a thanks to her and the staff that worked so hard. Good luck to all of you! 73 S p A N l S H BACK ROW: Jane Champion, Bev Rankin, Jeff Hutchinson, Stuart Davis, Cary Cole, Don Spencer, Mark LeCrone, D. J. Hurst, Roger Sims. MIDDLE ROW: Chuck Cooper, Jeff Helton, Jane Bouck, Jenny Cordes, Jeri Boyer. Cindy Gaston. Melissa Morgan. FRONT ROW: Meg Montague, Kristina Daily, Stacey Mowry, Amy White, Jodi Norton. Linda Bence. Cheryl Cook. They’ll get you yet, Mark! BACK ROW: Pam Phipps, student council representative; Janie Burrell, songleader; Kris Canny, treasurer. MIDDLE ROW: Flo Cannoy, program chairman; Dawn Welsh, secretary; Mrs. Marsland, advisor. FRONT: Becky Caspary, vice- president; Nancy Montague, president; Angie Brandenburg, reporter. 74 SPRACKLEN TV Zenith Sales and Service on the Square in Shelbyville, IL Call: 774-3521 CORLEY INTERNATIONAL. INC. State Routes � 21 and 3? Sulhvan lll.no. 61941 IS® O K. JOBBERS oJDl6' JOBBERS AND DISTRIBUTORS PARTS-NEW REBUILT AUTO —TRUCK— FARM — INDUSTRIAL MACHINE SHOP SERVICE L TNN « LOUISE HUNTSBURGER - OWNERS 404 W Roane St 728-7378 Sullivan. Illinois Home Arr ; iances Ph 720 7426 DENTON BARRETT Appliance Sales a Service ne e jftri rson SULLIVAN. II 6I9BI CtlNC DENTON AHRELLBARRETT Phone: 217-234-7795 Specialty Hair Shaping Permanents SILVER SHEARS BEAUTY SALON Gloria Colbert — Owner __ 2621 Marshall D---Mattoon, IL 'Old Friends With New Ideas” Construction Materials 312 S. 21st Mattoon, IL Phone: 235-5631 BOOHER FEED CO. Representing Honeggers and Ralston Purina SCHILLING AND SLOAN The Best in Feed and the Service You Need. Sullivan, IL Phone: 728-4813 JOHN DEERE Mattoon, Illinois 75 The Sound Of Music SITTING: David Phipps, Rob Stevenson, Gary Hortenstine. SECOND ROW: Jenny Cordes. Stephanie Daily, Stacey Hampton, Kristina Daily, Meg Montague, Nancy Montague, Eric Bennett, Karen Daily, Linda Bence. THIRD ROW: Abbie Hutchinson, Steve Bridges. Jeff Cumisky, Mark LeCrone, Stewart Davis, Mrs. Buesking, Advisor; Kirby Floyd, Evan Hurst, Jeff Helton, Chris Bryson, Jane Champion. WILLIAMS EQUIP. INC. Shelbyville Phone: 774-2159 llffil FIRST TRUST BANK OF SHELBYVILLE Box 519 Shelbyville, IL 62565 Phone: 217-774-5515 76 Debbie Hancock, Secretary; Laurie Mowry, President; Mark Luce, Vice President; Cin- dy Diss, Advisor. Seated is Lori Boyer, Student Council Representative. PATRONS: WINDSOR RESTAURANT Windsor, IL HILLMAN JEWELERS Cross County Mall, Mattoon D-J’s PARTY SUPPLY Shelbyville, IL HANFT’S JEWELRY Charleston, IL TOP ROW: Kim Hostetler, Pam Pryor. MIDDLE ROW: Tonya Scott, Debbie Hostet- ter, Dyan Burgess, Kathy Steele. BOTTOM ROW: Diana Rauch, Sheryl Duncan, Sonya McKinney. KNEELING: Stacey Mowry. MOCHENROSE JEWELERS on Sullivan Square 728-8551 Your Home lor Keepsake Diamonds and Fine Jewelry Congratulations, Dawn, and the Entire Class of 19811 WELSH FARMS Gays, IL 61928 Phone: 752-6791 77 Band 1980 The Windsor High School Band started out the year burdened down with the traditional problem of how to raise desperately needed funds for the annual band trip. The problem was solved by repeating last year’s fruit sales. The band sold to the communities of Windsor, Gays, Mattoon, Shel- byville and Stew-Stras, to reach a total of over four hundred boxes of fruit. The band performed a homecoming show in which they covered man’s progress in the field of transportation. The forms of transportation covered were the horse, the bal- loon, the sailboat, and the beloved automobile. 1. Sherry Voegel 2. Cindy Gaston 3. Jeff Cumiskey 4. Chris Bry- son 5. David Phipps 6. Steve Bridges 7. Evan Hurst 8. Abbie Hutchinson 9. Kirby Floyd 10. Mark Lecrone 11. Annette Buesking — Director 12. Cindy Garrett 13. Kim Cole 14. Tracey Lee 15. Kristina Daily 16. Pam Yoder 17. Linda Bence 18. Katie Hartman 19. Jenny Cordes 20. Rob Stevenson 21. Jane Cham- pion 22. Jeff Helton 23. Stewart Davis 24. Meg Montague 25. Staci Hampton 26. Eric Bennett 27. Tim Cordes 28. Nancy Montague 29. Carrie Bryson 30. Jocanna Curry 31. Peggy Hart- man 32. Stephanie Daily 33. Gary Hortenstine 34. Karen Daily 35. Lisa Hennigh. Not Pictured: Darryl Pifer 78 BENNETT FARMS TRUCK- ING GRAIN Specializing in on-the-farm Pick- up and Complete Elevator Service R.R. 1, Windsor Phone: 459-2711 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1200 Ohio, Windsor Congratulates: Kris, Eric, Becky Nancy, Janie, Cindy and the Remaining Seniors! Compliments of: Jim, Caroline Dennis and Kris Canny HARSHMAN Plumbing, Heating Electrical Company Commercial, Industrial Residential Contractor 1205 S. Hamilton Sullivan, II 61951 Phone: 728-7391 Patron Ads: Shelbyville: Leach-Wilson Chevrolet Connelly Building Center Dillow Drug Waggoner Clothing Gaddis Insurance First Federal Savings and Loan T D Auto Parts Band Box Cleaners Charleston: Sav Mor Variety Charleston Christian Supplies Sullivan: Ralph L. Fuller, O.D. 80 81 82 Breaking Away.. STANDING: Tracy Herbert, Don Spencer, Coach Oakley, Dan Herbert, Kirby Floyd. KNEELING: Evan Hurst, Dave Owens. Coach Tom Oakley establish- ed Windsor’s first full-season cross country team this year. The six team members were the first to letter in cross country at Windsor High. Coach Oakley praised the boys for their hard work and dedication in helping establish the program. Dan Herbert and Don Spencer were voted co- captains by their teammates, Tracey Herbert was voted most improved, and Don Spencer was voted most valuable. Coach Oakley, Evan Hurst, Dan Herbert, Tracy Herbert, Dave Owens, Don Spencer, Kirby Floyd. 83 Foo Close For Comfort BACK ROW: Scott Howard. Doug Bell, David Phipps. Mike Reed. Rodney Winherg, Cary Cole, D. J. Hurst, Ross McCullough. FRONT ROW: Les Cook, Jeff Hutchinson, Tim Cordes, Ed Carter, Kirby Floyd, Eric Finley. BACK ROW: Rodney Winberg, Mike Reed. FRONT ROW: Tim Cordes, Eric Finley. Whew! BACK ROW: Coach Groothuis, Abbie Hutchinson, Jenny Cordes. Sheryl Duncan, Flo Cannoy, Coach Lowe. FRONT ROW: Amy White, Jodi Norton, Meg Montague. Nancy Montague. “I'm sorry, Kirby, but I can’t take you out Friday night. BACK ROW: Kirby Floyd, Doug Bell. FRONT ROW: Ed “How long has it been since you played in the sandbox, Eric? Carter, Cary Cole. 85 Junior Varsity C h a r I I e s A n g e I s TOP TO BOTTOM: Amy White, Susie Manley, Captain Jodi Norton, Meg Montague. PHoo« (217) 735-0 22 17TH BROADWAY - MATTOON, ILLINOIS 61938 HOMES • FARMS • COMMERCIAL • APPRAISALS COMPETENT • RELIABLE Varsity TOP TO BOTTOM: Flo Cannoy, Captain Nancy Montague; Advisor Mary Ann Wiley, Jenny Cordes, Sheryl Duncan, Kris Canny, Abbie Hutchinson. Varsity Volleyball 1980 Sherry Voegel: Senior Abbie Hutchinson: Junior V 88 JV Volleyball TOP ROW: Jeri Boyer, Sonya McKinney, Maria Keck. MID- DLE ROW: Tonya Scott, Linda Bence, Deb Hoetetter. BOT- TOM ROW: Karyn Frahm. Kristina Daily, Debbie Hancock, Cindy Gaston. TOP ROW: Diane Tipton, Katri Nurminen, Pam Yoder (Man- ager). BOTTOM ROW: Coach JoAnn Brandenburg, Lisa Man- ley (Manager). Linda Bence: Sophomore Angie Brandenburg: Sophomore 89 White Shadow VARSITY: BACK ROW: Evan Hurst, Rodney Winberg, Dave Owens. Scott Howard. Kirby Floyd, Coach I owe, D. J. Hurst, Doug Bell, Don Spencer, David Phipps. Mike Reed. FRONT ROW': Mark Luce, manager; LesCook, manager; Coach Grooth- ius. Ed Carter, Larry Hostetter J.V.: BACK ROW: Dan Pfeiffer, Tracy Herbert, .Jeff Cumiskey, Howie Warren. Cary Cole, .Jeff Hutchinson. Stewart Davis. FRONT ROW: Managers I es Cook and Mark Luce. Kenneth Stout, Jeff Helton, Tim Cordes, Coach Groothlua. 90 Dave Owens Mike Reed Scott Howard Kirby Floyd Coach Roger Lowe Don Spencer Katri Nurminen, Cindy Gaston. Linda Bence. Melissa Morgan. Tracy Schmitt W.H.S. Sports Basketball St. Elmo 52-48 Stew-Stras 61-65 Beecher City 52-61 Lovington 58-56 Cowden-Herrick 79-76 Stew-Stras 52-89 Shelbyville 39-68 Findley 72-87 Teutopolis 53-63 Tower Hill 78-55 Argenta-Oreana 68-67 Mt. Zion 60-83 Shelbyville 46-75 Altamont 55-63 Brownstown 70-49 Stew-Stras 45-83 Neoga 54-77 Sullivan 41-62 St. Anthony 67-92 Cowden-Herrick 39-61 Brownstown 82-78 (O.T.) Bethany 63-76 Findlay 92-87 Neoga 55-62 Tower Hill Volleyball 15- 5 15- 6 Shelbyville 5-15 4-15 Sullivan 15-12 14-16 15- 2 Cumberland 15- 5 15- 8 Mattoon 15-17 15- 6 5-15 Brownstown 15- 3 4-15 15- 9 Teutopolis 15- 0 15- 6 St. Anthony 15- 7 15-11 Cowden-Herrick 15- 5 15- 9 Beecher City 15- 1 15- 0 St. Elmo 8-15 11-15 Neoga 15-12 15- 9 Altamont 5-15 5-15 Charleston 15- 2 10-15 12-15 Stew-Stras 15-10 9-15 15- 2 NTC Tournament-at-Windsor St. Elmo 6-15 15- 9 15- 6 Altamont 9-15 15-17 Stew-Stras 15- 2 12-15 15- 3 District-at Stew-Stras Dietrich 15-12 15- 7 Stew-Stras 15- 7 12-15 15- 8 Shelbyville 6-15 12-15 Baseball Tower Hill 6-3 Cowden-Herrick 4-2 Brownstown 8-7 St. Anthony 3-21 Altamont 6-14 Stew-Stras 3-5 (11 inn) Teutopolis 4-10 Beecher City 3-5 Neoga 0-11 93 MEIS THE LOCKER ROOM Sporting Goods Cross County Mall Shoes — Clothing Equipment Mattoon, IL 61938 Phone: 234-4779 Everett and Thomas Sporting Goods Charleston, IL 61920 QUAD K Western Store and Stables 803 Kentucky Avenue Windsor, IL 61957 Phone: 459-2787 Department Store Visit the Young Circle and Red Carpet for Your Up to Date Fashions. Football, Basketball, Baseball, All Types of Sport Equipment and Trophies D TO Z SPORTS CENTER Cross County Mall Mattoon, IL 61938 Broadway Mattoon, IL 61938 Bud, Brad, Kris Diepholz Phone: 234-3691 94 Executive Suite Gene Goodwin Jon Phipps, President 96 NONA BELLE KELLER WILBUR WILHELM CINDY DISS B.S. Eastern II. University B.S., M.S. Eastern II. University B.S. Eastern II. University English and Speech Social Studies Chorus LAWRENCE JONES B.S. University of II., M.S. Eastern II. Chemistry, Physics, General Science. General Math GLENN SIMS B.S., M.S. University of II., Southern II. University Agriculture. Co-op ROGER LOWE B.S. Millikin P.E., Driver’s Ed., Basketball Coach EMILY MARSLAND B.S.. M.A.. M.S. Northwestern University, University of II., Eastern II. University English. Spanish NIKKI GROOTHUIS B.S. Education, Eastern II. University I.A., Assistant Coach SHERRY TUCKER B.S. Education Olney Central College, Eastern II. University Business Education 98 MAUDE DAILY HARTMAN J. H. GALLIGAN, JR. ANNETTE BUESKING B.S., M.S. Eastern IL University, B.S. Murray State College B.S., M.S. Eastern IL University, Southern IL University Mathematics University of IL Librarian, Photography Music TOM OAKLEY PATSY LENZ EUGENE NORMAN B.S., M.S. Northern IL University B.S. Eastern IL University B.S. Eastern IL University, University of Biology, Health. Track Coach Home Economics IL Art JO ANN BRANDENBURG SARA GERGENI A.B. Webster College B.S., M.S.Ed. E.I.U. Girls’ P.E., Coach Title I JERRY O BRIEN B. S.Ed. E.I.U. C. W.T. 99 Real People Secretary: Librarian: Cooks: Peggy Bullerman Nancy Brizendine Judy Bridges and Mitzi Bridges Custodian: Custodian: Secretary: Howard Trout man Harold Bullerman Grace Moffett and Chuck Cooper Bus Drivers: FRONT ROW: Wilbur Wilhelm, J. R. Curry, Lois Beverley, Glenn Sims. BACK ROW. James Dona, Randy Kepley. Helen Nohren. Elaine Stratton, Dick Hite. 100 I 1 1 lil.lC LINKS 7i . 6 7Hattoo« )(louk4 G $ Downtown Mattoon fTIERLE nORfTlfln COSmETIC STUDIO Phone: 234-4277 Free Makeup Lessons 413 South 17th Mattoon Stereo Repair Service Mister Music Ltd. Records Cross County Mall Tapes Mattoon, IL. 61938 Stereos Phone 235-5087 m SHELBY COUNTY LAND TITLE CORPORATION 236 E. Main Shelbyville, IL Compliments of: MATTOON BANK 333 Broadway Ave., E. Mattoon, IL 61938 THRIFTY DRUG 1632 Broadway Mattoon, IL 61938 P. N. HIRSCH AND CO. 1705 Broadway Mattoon, IL Phone — 235-3454 HOUSt Of DAVID Bible Book Stobc DAVE • ELLIE 2 209 MARSHALL AVI MATTOON. ILL «’03« VARIETY STORES 1501 Broadway Downtown Mattoon Store Hours: Daily 9-5 Friday 9-8 101 SENIOR ACTIVITIES CHRIS BARKER: FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 4, IA 1. LORI BOYER: Band 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2,3; Student Council 4; Chorus 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Volleyball 3; E HA 2; Stats 3; AFS 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Band Contest; Speech Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Pow Wow 4. STEVEN BRIDGES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Thespian 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 2; Sophomore President; Pow Wow 3,4; IA Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Who’s Who 3,4; National Society of Distinguished High School Students 3,4; Scholastic Team 4, All-Tourney Team 4. JANIE Bl RRELL: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sporthead 1, Vice-President 3, President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; AFS 2; Presidential Physical Fitness Award 2, 3, 4; Diane Witwicki Award 3; IA 3, 4; Varsity 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Thespian 3, 4; Speech Club 4, President 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Homecoming Queen. AMY CAMERON: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, State Delegate 3, President 4; Library Aide 1, 2; Speech Club 1,2,3; Thespian 2, 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Pep Club 3. FLO CANNOY: Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Program Chairman 4; Volleyball 1, 2,3; Cheerleader 3,4; Chorus 2; Speech Club 3, 4; GAA 1,2; Wfho’s Who 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; FHA 2, 3, Historian 3; Pow Wow 4; Stats 2, 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Presidential Physical Fitness 1,3, 4; AFS 1, 2. KRIS CANNY: GAA 2; FHA I, 2, 3, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3; AFS 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 3, Treasurer 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Pow Wow 3, 4, Co-editor 4; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Thespian; Junior Play; Cheerleader 3, 4; Who’s Who 3; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Class Reporter 3; Stats 2, 3; Accounting Award 3. BEC KY C ASPARY: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1,4; GAA 1, 2,3, Sporthead 2; Class Vice-President 1, 4; Who’s W'ho. JANE CHAMPION: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 3; Spanish Club 4; Speech Club 4; Track 3, Captain; Varsity Club 3,4; Student Council 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Freshman Rep., Sport- head 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, State Band 2,3, Founda- tion Award 3, Horse Judging. JENNY C OOK: Band 1, 2; GAA 2,3; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Speech Club 3,4, Treasurer; Thespian 3, 4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Stats 3; AFS 2; Junior Play; Chorus 2. RICK COOK: FFA 1, 2,3,4, Sentinel 4; Baseball 1, 2. DAVE ELSON: FFA 1,2,3,4; IA 1. ERIC FINLEY: IA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Thespian; Speech Club 1, 2; Class Secretary 1, 2, Class President 3, 4; Pow Wow 3, 4; Baseball 4; Stu- dent Council 3,4, Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. GINA GOODWIN: Band 1, 2, Reporter I, Contest 1; IA 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2; Student Council 4; Thespian; Junior and Senior Plays; Speech Club 4; Art Award 3; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Who’s Who 4; Stats 2; Varsity Club 3, 4. TONY HARRIS: IA 1; Speech Club 1,2; AFS 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; FFA 1,2,3, 4, Poultry, Livestock Judging, Star Greenhand. DAN HERBERT: IA 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Foundation Award 3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Pep Club 2; Speech Club 2; Class President 1, Treasurer 3, Reporter 4; Pow Wow 4; Student Council 1, 4; Varsity Club 3,4, President 4; AFS 2; Scholastic Team 2,3,4. 102 DON HIGGINS: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; IA 1; Speech Club 1, 2; Fep Club 1, 2, 3; AFS 2; Who’s Who; Poultry and Livestock Judging, Sophomore Chapter Farmer. SCOTT HOWARD: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; IA 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3,4. BILL KIDWELL: Speech Club 1,2,3,4; IA 1,2, 3; AFS 2. VICKIE KINGSTON: Pep Club 1,2, 3; Chorus 1. PAULETTE LATCH: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2; Business Award 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. ERIC LUCE: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Star Greenhand 1, Foundation Award 3, 4, Section First Place Grain Show, Livestock, Soil, Meat Judging, Star State Farmer Applicant, State Farmer; IA 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who’s Who 3,4; Pow Wow 3,4; Class Vice-President 3; Athletic Manager 1; Student Council 4, Treasurer. PENNY MCQUEEN: Pep Club 1,2, 3; Chorus 1. NANCY MONTAGUE: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pow Wow 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Class Rep. 1, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, 4; Who’s Who 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Thespian 3,4; Junior and Senior Plays; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, Capt. 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Points Rec. 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; AFS 2; Student Council 1, 4, Secretary 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Stats 4; 111 State Scholar; Society of Distinguished H.S. Students. JOHN MOWRY: FFA 1,2,3, 4, Reporter 4; 1A 1. PERRY NICHOLS: Pep Club 2,3, 4; AFS 2; Baseball 3. TODD NORMILE: IA 1,2; Speech Club 1; Track 1. KATRI NURMINEN: Spanish Club 4; GAA 4; Student Council 4; Pow Wow 4; Pep Club 4; Class S.C. Rep. 4; Stats 4. DAVE OWENS: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; IA 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4. LARRY PARKER: Pep Club 2,3; Class Reporter 2. PAM PHIPPS: FHA 1, 2, 3, Points Rec. 2, Secretary 3; AFS 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, Sporthead 2; Spanish Club 2,3, 4, Student Council Rep. 3, 4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who; Varsity Club Sec. 4; Volleyball 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. BEV RANKIN: Scholastic Team 2, 3; Speech Club 4, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; FHA 1; Who’s Who; Pow Wow 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Thespian 4; AFS 2. KATHY STEELE: FHA 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 4. BILL THOMPSON: FFA 1,2,3,4. FREDA TIPTON: FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Conference Delegate 2, First Vice-President 4; Stats 3; Thes- pian 2,3, 4; Dramatics Night 1; Pep Club 3; Librarian 2,3. SHERRY VOEGEL: Band 1, 2,3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 4; FHA 1; Volleyball 1, 2,3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Class Rep. 4; Speech Club 4; Stats 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Junior Play. MARK WARNER: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; IA 1,2; Junior Play. DAWN WELSH: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 3; Who’s Who; Scholas- tic Team 2,3,4, Capt. 4. JONI LOVINS: FHA 1, 2; Cheerleader 1; Speech Club 2; Class Secretary 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Presidential Physical Fitness Award 1,2; Diane Witwicki Award 1. 103 SENIORS: Barker, Chris 16, 60 Bridges. Steve 5, 14. 26, 27.53.63,66. 69. 70,71,73, 76, 78 Bover. Lori 5. 16.53,65.66. 70.72.73.77 Burrell. Janie 16, 27,48, 49. 53.64.65. 66,69, 70,71.74,88 Cameron, Amy 16, 53,58 Cannov. Flo 5, 17,52,65.66. 71,72, 73, 74.85.87 Canny, Kris 5,17,66.66, 71.72,73,74. 80. a5.87. 94 Casparv. Becky 14.25.49.65.66. 70.71, 74,88 Champion, Jane 17, 26,60,64,65,66, 70, 71,74,76, 78,88 Cook, Jenny 17 Cook. Rick 18, 26,60 Klson, Dave 18,61 Finley. Eric 5, 14,25,45, 53,69.70.71, 72. 73, 84. a5. 94 Goodwin. Gina 18, 26. 53,64.66.69, 70. 71 Harris, Tony 18,61 Herbert. Dan 5. 15.27, 49,63, 70,71, 72, 73, a3 Higgins, Don 19, 61 Howard, Scott 19, 27, 45, 49,65, 66, 71, 84.90.91 Kidwell, Bill 19.66 King, Mark 19 Kingston, Vickie 20,66 Latch, Paulette 20. 25,52.66 Luce, Eric 5. 20.25, 26.52.60,67,69.70, 72, 73 McQueen, Penny 20, 66 Montague, Nancy 5, 15, 25, 27, 52, 53, 64.66.70. 71, 72.73. 74. 76. 78,85,87 Mowry, John 21,26,60 Nichols. Perry 49,66,71 Nurminen. Katri 5. 15, 26.64.66,70.72, 73.89.91 Owens, Dave 21,66,69. 71,83,90,91 Parker, Larrv 21, 25 Phipps. Pam 21, 25, 49. 65, 66. 70.71, 74. 88 Rankin, Bev 5. 22, 26,53.64,65,66, 73, 74 Steele. Kathy 22. 66. 77 Stilabower, Cindy 22. 27,66 Thompson. Bill 22,61,63 Tipton, Freda 23 Voegel, Sherry 23,64.65.67,71, 78,88 Warner, Mark 23, 27,66 Welsh. Dawn 23.63.66. 70.74 JUNIORS: Bell. Barry 32,61 Bly, Marty 32 Bouck, Jane 5,32,58,65,67, 70.71,74 Carter. Ed 32,53,65.66,69, 71.84, 85, 90 Childers, Sheila 33.59.64.66, 70. 71 Cole. Kim 33.66. 78 Cooper, Chuck 32. 33,61.67,70,74, 100 Cordes, Jenny 5,32,33, 49.58.63.65. 66. 70. 74,76, 78,85,87 Davis, Sun 33,63,67, 69 Duncan, Sheryl 33, 66. 77,85,87 Floyd. Kirby 31,33.66, 69, 70,71.76, 78, 83,84.85. 90,91 Giesler, Eric 33,61 Goodwin. Pat 33,61,66,69 Hartman, Katy 33, 58,64,67,78 Helton. Jeff 33.66,69. 74,76. 78.90 Hendrix, Butch 33,66,69 Hennigh, Greg 33, 53,61, 66 Hostetter, Kim 33, 59,66, 77 Hostetter, I arry 33, 90 CREDITS Hutchinson, Abbie 33,66, 71, 76, 78,85, 87 88 Keck. Marla 33,63.66,89 LeCrone, Mark 5,33. 66. 69. 70, 71, 73, 74.76,78 Lee, Tracy 33,66, 78 Lovins, Joni 33,66 McQueen, Cindy 34,66 Mowry, Laurie 32,34, 58,66, 70,77 Parrott. Rick 34, 61 Reed. Mike 34.66.69, 71,84.90. 91 Sinkler. Brad 32. 34, 63.67. 70, 71 Spencer. Don 32. 34.65.66.69. 70. 71, 74.83.90.91 Steele, Laura 34,66 Stevenson. Rob 5, 34, 49.67, 76. 78 Tabbert, Jeff 34 Wallace. Randy 34 White, Walter 34 SOPHOMORES: Bell. Doug 36.61.66. 71.84,85.90,92 Bence. Linda 36.63,64.65,66. 70, 74. 76. 78.89,91 Brandenburg. Angie 36.63,64,65,66, 70,71.74 Bryson, Chris 36,63. 64,65, 66. 70, 71, 74 Cook. Sheryl 36. 53.65. 74 Cordes. Tim 36.61. 71.78.84,90 Garrett. Cindy 36,59.63.64. 66. 71.78 Goad. Sandra 36,53, 58,64 Herbert. Tracy 36,37,61,66,69,71,83, 90 Higgins. John 37, 49, 66,69 Hite. Darlene 37, 58.63, 64. 65 Hite, Dickie 37,61 Hostetter. Debbie 37,59.64.66. 71,77. 89 Hurst, D. J. 37,65,74. 84,90,92 Hurst, Evan 36,37. 71, 76.78,83,90.92 Ingram. Alec 37,61 Manley, Lisa 37,64, 66,89 McKinney. Sonva 37,63.64.66, 71.77. 89 Montague. Meg 36.37,64.66. 70,74, 76. 78, 85.86 Morgan, Melissa 37.64.67,69,74.91 Mowry. Sucy 37, 59,63.66, 74, 77 Mummel, Paul 37 Parrott, Tracey 37,61, 66 Pfeiffer, Dan 37,61.90 Phipps. David 37.66.69. 70,71,76. 78, 84. 90.92 Pifer, Anna 37 Purcell, David 37 Rentfrow, David 37,53,67,69 Ryherd, Wayne 38. 53,61 Rutledge. Chris 38 Sanders, John 38,66 Schultz, T roy 38,63 Scott, Tanya 38.64.66,71.77,89 Storm, Justin 38,66, 71 Tipton. Diane 38, 59,64.66, 71,89 Turner, Barry 38 Warren, Howie 38,61,66, 90 Welsh. Johnna 38. 58.63,65 Winberg, Rod 38. 66. 69. 84. 90,92 Yoder. Pam 36,38. 49.64. 66.69,71,78. 89 FRESHMEN: Boyer, Jeri 42,59,65,66, 74,89 Bridges, Michele 42,64, 66, 69 Burgess, Dyan 42, 59, 64, 77 Cole. Cary 42,61,66. 74. 84. 85.90 Cook. I es 42.61.66.84,90 Cumiskey, Jeff 42.66.69, 76, 78,90 Daily, Kristina 42,63.64,67, 70. 74, 76, 78 89 Davis, Stewart 42, 49. 66,69, 70, 74, 76, 78,90 Frahm, Karyn 42, 59, 64,66, 89 Gaston, Cindy 42, 64. 66. 74, 78. 89.91 Hancock, Debbie 42. 59, 63, 77,89 Harris, Terry 42,66,69 Helton, Vickie 42,59,63,66 Hortenstine, Henry 42.61 Hurst, Clayton 43,69 Hutchinson. Jeff 43,66.69, 70, 74.84, 90 Kidwell. Rhonda 43.59. 64,66 Luce. Mark 43.61.67, 77, 90 Manley, Susie 43, 59. 64, 66, 86 McCullough. Ross 43,61,66, 84 Normile, Jill 43. 49. 59.64. 65,66 Norton, Jodi 43. 64. 66.69. 74, 85, 86 Pifer, Mark 43,69 Pryor. Pam 43, 59,64,66,77 Rauch, Diane 43.59.77 Reynolds. Ritchie 43 Schmitt. Tracy 43,66. 69.91 Schultz, Tina 43,64 Sims, Roger 43, 74 SUnley, Lori 43, 59.63.64, 66 Stilabower. Connie 43, 59,63,64, 66 Stout. Kenneth 43, 69, 90 VanOstran. Matt 43,66. 69 White. Amy 43.64. 66. 69. 74,85, 86 JUNIOR HIGH: Bennett. Eric 76, 78 Bryson, Carrie 78 Currv, Jocanna 78 Daily. Karen 76, 78 Daily, Stephanie 76, 78 Hampton, Staci 76,78 Hennigh. Lisa 78 Hortenstine, Gary 76, 78 ADMINISTRATION AND NONCERTIFIED PERSONNEL Baugher, O. E. 97 Beverly, Lois 100 Brandenburg, Joanne 64,66,89,99 Buesking, Annette 76,78,99 Bridges. Judy 100 Bridges, Mitzi 100 Brizendine, Nancy 100 Bullerman. Harold 100 Bullerman. Peggy 100 Cole, Richard K., Jr. 97 Curry, J. R. 100 Daily, Kenneth 97 Dona. James 100 Galligan, John H., Jr. 14,99 Gass, Nancy 97 Gergeni, Sara 99 Goodwin, Gene 96 Groothius, Nikki 69,85,90,98 Daily Hartman. Maude 36.63,99 Hite. Dick 100 Jones. Lawrence 98 Keller, Nona Belle 65,98 Kepley, Randy 100 I enz, Patsy 58,99 Ix� we, Roger 36.85, 90, 91,98 Marsland, Emily 72,73, 74,98 Moffett, Grace i00 Nohren, Helen 100 Oakley, Tom 71,99 O’Brien, Jerry 99 Phipps, Jon 96 Phipps, Pat 97 Rentfrow, James 97 Seng, Orris 96 Sims, Glenn 60,98, 100 Stratton, Elaine 100 Troutman, Howard 4, 100 Tucker, Dean 52, 70,96 Tucker, Sherry 32,66, 98 Wilhelm, Wilbur 63,98. 100 104 HI ■ - ; ' . - - f i ' •« . - ■ ■ ■;,■•■-■ . - - v ■ . - i... . Y - • • . • r’ W - .. %-y? .W.C ’ .- � V S- - '.V • V � -• • a -% ■ T. ; . -Rv� � ox ,r.