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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1983 volume:

II Windsor High School Windsor, IL 61957 Table of Contents Title Page 1 Activities 33 Dedication 6 Sports 43 Seniors 7 Organizations 55 Hall of Fame 13 Advertisements 73 Underclassmen 17 Senior Activities 97 Administration 27 Index 99 Faculty 30 Closing Page 100 4 Tabic of Contents Welcome to the 1983 Pow-Wow! As we reflect back on life, one of the things that will always stick in our minds is the four years we have spent in high school. For this reason, we decid- ed to use as our theme “Four Years Forever. We always hear our parents say that some of the best moments of their lives took place while they were in high school. A person grows so much during the four years he spends at high school — not just physically but mentally and socially as well. It is a period of time which we will remember forever. If you notice on the title page, the letters “our” in the word “four are underlined. This is done to sig- nify that it is Our four years that we spend togeth- er. that we will treasure forever. Mr. Sims. Chris Bryson Blank Expression! I can sec clearly now! Introduction S A Devoted Person Peggy Bullerman We, the Pow Wow Staff of 1983, dedicate our yearbook to Peggy Bul- lerman. Peggy began her work as a unit secretary at Windsor High School in 1961. She continued what seemed to be never ending work until 1982 when she retired, her 21 years of dedicated service brought everyone to rely upon her ever-constant presence and dili- gence. She had a magical insight that could turn seemingly hopeless situa- tions into clearcut answers. Her in- vincible sense of humor brought a lot of laughter into the lives of those around her. We dedicated our yearbook to you, Peggy, because you dedicated so much to us. Mrs Harold Bullerman Unit Secretary Behind the scenes, but ready and willing to help anyone, is our secretary. Mrs. Bullerman Her ability to unravel financial tangles and her efficiency in secretarial work make her a valu- able asset to our school. (1963) 6 Dedication Seniors llliiiAsur Siigli$rJui Mini IWtrwf | Xflinbtm. llltlUMf rf Ihi (Crrtifir (Thai � 1 Ha ati fartm-ilti rnmplrtrb a Courar of Studp prr.rribrb for (graduation from thi Srhool and if thrrrforr afoardrd thit iliplomn in % monl of Jla . nmrtrrn hunirril ini nghtglbo . , W ' ' ( '«•� • «— • tlpM . '4.1U1, Senior' 7 Big, Tough Seniors John Higgins. St. Council Rep. Maude Hartman. Advisor 8 Seniors Doug Bell Linda Bence Tim C ordcs Cindy Garrett Seniors 9 Lisa Manley Sonya McKinney 10 Seniors Stacey Mowry Paul Mummcl Tracy Parrott Seniors 11 John Sanders Justin Storm Howie Warren Johnna Welsh Senior Hall of Fame Dizziest Wayne Ryherd and Pam Yoder Most Likely To Succeed Evan Hurst and Linda Bence Best All Around Tracey Herbert and Meg Montague Prettiest Smile Stacey Mowry and Trac Parrott Senior Hall of Fame 13 Sexiest Legs Debby Hostetler and Tracey Herbert Best Dressed Johnna Welsh and Justin Storm Biggest Flirt Angie Brandenburg and Wayne Ryherd Most Dependable Sandra Goad and Dick Hite 14 Senior Hall of Fame Prettiest Hair: Johnna Welsh. Tim Cordcs Most Athletic: Angie Brandenburg. Evan Hurst Prettiest Eyes: Lisa Manley. Dan Pfeiffer Senior Hall of Fame 15 16 Senior Class erclassmen • : Irukrcluwncn 17 Jolly, Jolly Juniors Juniors Finally Upperclassmen ... The junior class finally made it to receive the honors of upperclassmen. They busy themselves this year trying to raise money for their biggest event of the year. Prom. At all times the juniors have their eyes on the ultimate goal, the day they will be seniors and can finally rule. Officers: Jodi Norton, Student Council Representative; Stewart Davis. Vice-President; Amy White, Secretary; Jeff Cumiskcy. Treasurer; Nikki Groothius. Advisor; Michele Bridges. Presi- dent; Joann Brandenburg. Advisor. Brian Beck Jeri Boyer Les Cook 18 Juniors Clayton Hurst Rhonda Kidvtcll Mark Luce Susie Manley Ross McCullough Jill Normile Jodi Norton Juniors 19 Diana Rauch Richie Reynolds 11 J Tracy Schmitt Roger Sims Lori Stanley Connie Stilabowcr Juniors now are what we see, but seniors they soon shall be. Matt Van Ostran Amy White 20 Juniors Silly, Silly Sophomores Mike Beem Sophomores, On the Way Up ... The sophomores returned this year ready to put the freshmen in their place. With a high class participation, they strive to reach their goals. They are proud of their class status, but eagerly await their next step up the ladder to become juniors. Pictured at Left: (Front) Beth Elson, Pres.; Shelly Taylor. Sec.; Mr. Jones. Advisor; Mrs. Tucker, Asst. Advisor; Mike Gass. Vice Pres.; Scott Shafer, Treas.; Not Pictured: Tracy Morgan. St. Council. Sophomores 21 w Beth Elson Mike Gass ( Mike Gicslcr Pegg Hartman Tonya Lawyer a It Bub McCullough Aaron McKinney a - A y Roy Miller Amy Howard Billy Lcashcr Tracy Morgan 22 Sophomores Shelly Taylor Steve Wallace f Doug Thompson The students of Windsor High School were this year blessed with the presence of a very special person. Her name is Lisa Phillips and she is a sophomore. Lisa is from Finley, Australia. She spent her time here staying with the family of Howard and Irene Gaston. W'e asked Lisa what she missed most about home, and she said she missed her family and friends. Lisa will miss her friends the most when she leaves Windsor to re- turn home. The prospective date for Li- sa's departure from Windsor is February 18. Sophomores 23 Itty Bitty Freshmen Freshmen Arc People Too .. . The freshmen entered high school nervous but excited. They quickly adjusted to their class schedule and became involved in many clubs and activities. They, of course, eagerly await the day they will be the predators instead of the prey. Kneeling: Debbie Luce. President; Bryan Helton, Treasurer. Standing: Gary Hortensline. Vice Pres.; Jerri Finney. Sec.; Coach Lowe. Advisor. Not pictured: Darryl Pifcr. Student Rep. Rusty Ard Kelly Beck Eric Bennett 24 Freshmen Freshmen 25 Wendy Nichols Freshmen should never forget they are “lower than worm sweat.” Chris Wools 26 Freshmen The Striving School Board Sitting: James Rentfrow. Brenda Baugher. Richard Cole. Jr.. Kenneth Daily. Standing: Jon Phipps. President; Nancy Gass. Secretary; Gene Goodwin. The Attentive Administrations The School Board, laboring under many difficulties, has had many monumental decisions to make this year. Most of them revolve around the troublesome financial situation of the school. One of the most difficult decisions was the moving of the junior high students from Gays to the high school to help cut costs. Many other decisions will have to be made, but we put our trust in the hands of these capable people. Orris Seng. David De La Cru7 28 Administration Patient Personnel i Grace Moffett, Secretary Donna Vocgcl. Secretary Judy Bridges, Cook Eric Sprchc and Ro Miller. Kitchen Help John Myers and Harold Bullcrman. Custodians on-Ccrtificatcd Personnel 29 Frantic J.H. Galligan. Jr. B.S., Murray College Mathematics Nona Belle Keller B.S., E.I.U. English. Speech Palsy Len7 B.S.. E.I.U. Home Economics Wilbur Wilhelm B.S., M S.. E.I.U. Social Studies. Counselor Sherr Tucker B.S.. M.S. Education Olney Central College. E.I.U. Annette Buesking B S., E.I.U.; M S.. U. of I Band Director Glenn Sims BS.. I of I ; M S.. S.I.U. Agriculture. Co-op Nikki Groothuis BS.. E.I.U. I.A.. Assistant Coach Lawrence Jones B S.. U. of I ; M S.. E.I.U. Science. Mathematics 30 Faculty Faculty Tom Oakley B S.. S.I.U.; M S.. N.I.U. Biology. Health. Track Coach Cindy Diss B A.. McKcndree College Chorus Maude Daily Hartman B S.. E.I.U.; M S.. S.I.U. Librarian. Photography Roger Lowe B.S., Millikin University P.E.. Driver's Ed.. Head Coach Emily Marsland B.S., Northwestern; M A . U. of I . M S.. E.I.U. JoAnn Brandenburg A.B . Webster College P.E.. Coach Sara Gergeni B.S.. M S. Ed.. E.I.U. Title I Christine Johnson B S.. E.I.U. Standard Special Certificate In Special Education Lisa West B A.. E.I.U. Art Faculty 31 Busdrivcrs: Jack Owens. Glen Sims. J R Curry. Dick Hite. Elaine Strat- ton. 32 Teachers’ snaps Who Killed Aunt Caroline? MYm.Rl flat IN 111MI H Ctttmi Kkl ti,L IN DRAMA T •P Baker Play Up Where We Belong 't - 3rv V 'V -i y 34 Homecoming 1982 Homecoming Court Junior Attendant. Kristina Daily; Escort. Tim Cordcs; Senior Attendant. Debby Hostetler; Escort. David Phipps; Senior Attendant. Pam Yoder; Escort. John Higgins; Senior Attendant, Lisa Manley; Escort. Cary Cole; Sophomore Attendant. Beth Elson; Escort. Mike Gicsler; Ereshman Attendant. Jerri Finney; Escort. Debby Hostetler, David Phipps Jeff Cumiskey. Lisa Manley. Cary Cole Pam Yoder. John Higgins Homecoming 35 Ooo La La 1982 Queen: Lisa Manley Last year's Queen and Escort Look at me when I'm talking to you. Queen. Sr. Attendants, and Escorts Slow Dancing. Just Me and My Girl 36 Homecoming Snaps Wow . . Totally Awesome Homecoming Snaps 37 Homecoming Activities The week of homecoming started off with a bang! Tuesday, everyone wore their sweat suits, Wednesday blue and gold. Thursday was odd day, and that wasn't hard for some. Friday was the day of the homecoming game. Everyone dressed up in their best threads and went to the pancake breakfast that Mr. Lowe and Mr. Groothuis had prepared. Homecoming banner winners were selected. Seniors won with, The devils will blow the comets out. Friday was the night when the Blue Devils smeared the Comets. Coaches cook . . . 38 Homecoming Activities SENIORS WIN! Christmas Games 39 Bull in a China Shop When a houseful of sweet little old ladies discover that a handsome bachelor lives across the street and t then find out that he is none other than Detective Dennis O’Finn of Homicide, the problem is how to attract his attention. Homicide, of course, is the answer — and a nice cup of tea is the murder weapon. When O’Finn arrives to investigate the crime, he turns out better than they dreamed. Then when his visits taper off, how better to entice him back than with a second murder? When a brash young girl reporter begins to suspect the truth, she becomes the next target. O’Finn is pain- fully embarrassed to learn that he is the motive for all the murders, and in desperation, manages to solve the case. Even so, the dear old ladies are still able to turn the tables on O’Finn at the end of the play. Crew pictured at the right: Karen Daily, Chris Wools, Brian Helton, and Mike Cole. Front: Wayne Ryhcrd. Melissa Morgan. Eric Sprehe. 2nd: Audrey Cameron. Meg Montague. Cindy Garrett. Cindy Gaston. Sheryl Cook, Kristina Daily; Back: Billy Cole. Roy Miller. Roger Sims 40 Senior Class Play Nettie always was a good sport Senior Class Play 41 42 Homecoming Snaps Svorts VlKlttOft ILUK OKVIU unb l Km Claaa 4 lVa 10 Jaff Hutrhlnao 2 u T «« tall 4 14 JwttU Stan 4 20 '♦U Cttal«r 2 22 IttMtl Oavta 2 y t'av tvi fhl H 4 22 Tracay MarVart 4 14 Cart Cola 2 40 tvan Murat 4 42 Jaff Ciotakvv 2 V� oJ VUtar 4 12 tryan Halto 1 20 Paul BoTfaaa 1 20 till? Ola 1 trie laonaft 1 r itMHirr i taralty Trac orfsm VI Wtw VMl 3 i B « 5% « r ;Vi Col BASKI 5 A Wlnd °J Hloh School Bot season ticket 1982 - « � r i 06V '� W ft 41 1 fto tv w 'ft • 0� � f Sports 43 Belting Baseball Front Row: Coach Nik Groothuis. Billy Lcashcr. Mike Gass. Bub McCullough. Aaron McKinney. Mike Gicsler. Gary Hortcnstinc; Batgirl. Kim Pcarcy; Second Row: Cary Cole. Doug Bell. David Phipps. Jeff Hutchinson. Rusty Ard. Justin Storm: Batgirl. Tonya Lawyer. Gary Hortcnstinc. second base; Mike Gass, second base: Doug Bell, pitcher; David Phipps, first base; Cary Cole, shortstop; Billy Lcashcr. catcher; Justin Storm, third base. 44 Baseball Mike Gicslcr. centcrfield; Rusty Ard. ccnterfield; Jeff Hutchinson, left field; Bub McCullough, right field; Aaron McKinney, right field. Cary Cole Baseball 45 Victorious Volleyball Video Machine Operators; Cindy Gaston. Cindy Garrett Varsity; Back Lesa Allsop. Peggy Hartman. Shelley Brandenburg. Stephanie Daily; 2nd: Tracy Morgan. Karyn Frahm. Jeri Boyer; 3rd Angie Brandenburg. Linda Bence Back: Coach Brandenburg. Front Stats. Connie Stilabowcr. Lisa J.V.; Back Lesa Allsop. Jerri Finney. Amy Howard. Lisa Hcnmgh. Debbie Manley. Annette Stanley. Krista Warren Luce; 2nd Staci Hampton. Shelly Doss. Shelly Taylor, Stephanie Daily, 'rd Joe anna Curry, Marla Moberley. Sara Gass 46 Volleyball Varsity Volleyball Linda Bcncc Angie Brandenburg Peggy Hartman Stephanie Daily Jen Boyer Shelley Brandenburg leta Alkop Volleyball 47 Breathtaking Varsity: Seated — Tracy Schmitt. Manager; Coach Groothius; Coach Lowe; Mark Luce. Manager; Jimmy Hutchinson. Manager; Standing Stewart Davis; Cary Cole; Doug Bell; Rodney Winberg; Evan Hurst; David Phipps; Jeff Hutchinson; Tracey Herbert; Jeff Cumiskey; Mike Gieslcr; Justin Storm; Mike Gass J.V.: Kneeling — Bryon Helton. Mike Gass Standing - Cary Cole, Stewart Davis. Billy Cole. Coach Lowe — Varsity; Coach Groothius — J.V. Coach Groothius, Paul Burgess. Erie Bennett. Jeff Cumiskey. 48 Basketball Basketball David Phipps. Senior Justin Storm. Senior Rodney Winberg. Senior Bridges Sales Service Rt. 16 Windsor. 1L 61957 Phone (217) 459-2133 Basketball 49 Cary Cole. Junior Jeff Cumiskey. Junior Stewart Davis. Junior Sandra Goad. Cindy Garrett, Cindy Gaston Statisticians: Silting Kristina Daily; Jeri Boyer. Linda Bence. Jocanna Curry. Angie Brandenburg. Basketball 51 Cheerful Cheerleaders Bottom row: Amy Howard. Meg Montague. Michele Bridges. Susie Manley. Tracy Morgan; Top row: Shelly Doss. Jodi Norton. Laura Montague. Amy White. Jem Finney J.V. Cheerleaders: Shelly Doss. Laura Montague. Jem Finney. Amy Howard 52 Cheerleading Varsity Cheerleaders Meg Montague Susie Manley Jodi Norton Amy White Michele Bridges Tracy Morgan A new style of cheering was brought to W H S. in 1982. The squad has two new sponsors. Miss Diss and Mrs. Herdes. The varsity squad attended a USCA camp at Wes- leyan University in Bloomington. The J. V. attended a UCA camp at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston. The varsity competed at the State Fair for the first time. There is a new added interest in the spirit of WHS. With the help of the Booster Club, interest in school spirit may be on the rise. Sponsors: Miss Diss. Mrs Herdes Cheerleading 53 Spectacular Scores Basketball Volleyball St. Elmo 58-61 Mowcaqua 15-3, 15-9 Stew-Stras 94-74 Tower Hill 13-15,15-12,15-9 Beecher City 49-79 Shelbyville Cowden-Herrick 59-62 44-32 Labor Day Classic Altamont 83-70 Tournament Stew-Stras 62-38 Findlay 59-58 Teutopolis 68-88 Beecher City 15-5,15-0 Tower Hill 78-50 Ramsey 15-11, 16-14 Lovington 79-49 Tower Hill 15-9,9-15,15-8 Assumption 15-5, 15-2 Shelbyville Tournament Championship Nokomis 59-69 Argenta-Orcana 43-51 Sullivan 66-70 NTC Tournament Beecher City 59-64 Neoga 69-65 St. Elmo 63-52 Baseball Consolation Tower Hill 10-1 Championship Findlay Brownstown 1-11 6-7 St. Anthony 0-27 Beecher City 4-16 Sullivan 58-53 Altamont 2-4 St. Anthony 46-79 Teutopolis 1-11 Cowden-Herrick 48-43 Stew-Stras 1-8 Brownstown 62-60 (OT) Neoga 1-6 Bethany 71-69 (OT) Witt 3-1 Findlay 57-65 Findlay 2-3 Neoga 83-72 Neoga 3-9 Pana 51-62 Altamont 2-3 St. Anthony Beecher City Altamont Teutopolis Stew-Stras Neoga Shelbyville St. Elmo Cowden-Hcrrick Mattoon 15-5, 3-15, 10-15 15-1, 15-7 13-15, 15-2, 12-15 15-4, 15-10 11-15, 15-5, 15-4 15-9, 14-16, 5-15 10-15, 12-15 15-8, 15-7 15-9, 15-7 8-15, 6-15 NTC Tournament 15-7, 15-12 Stew-Stras 11-15, 13-15 St. Elmo 15-11,15-13 Third Place Sullivan 15-9, 15-6 Covington 15-11,9-15,15-11 District Dieterich 15-3, 15-7 Newton 15-5, 8-15, 13-15 54 Sports Scores Organizations Organizations 55 Vivacious Varsity Club Kneeling: Deb Hosteller. Roy Miller. Angie Brandenburg, Lcsa Allsop. Jen Boyer. Jodi Norton. Pam Yoder. Amy White. Susie Manley. Shelly Taylor. Diane Tipton. Peggy Hartman. Melissa Morgan. Scott Carpenter. Shelley Brandenburg; Standing: Tracy Schmitt. David Phipps. Rodney Winberg, Mike Gicsler. Cindy Garrett. Billy Leasher. Cindy Gaston. Aaron McKin- ney, Scott Shafer. Tim Cordcs. Bub McCullough. Stewart Davis. Ross McCullough. Lisa Manley. Doug Bell. Evan Hurst. Cary Cole. Jeff Cumiskey. Jeff Hutchinson. Front: Meg Montague. Vice-Pres.; Center: Mark Luce. Student Council; Mike Gass. Sec.-Trcas.; Back: Tracey Herbert. Pres.; Tom Oakley. Ad- visor. Varsity Club 57 Super Student Council Front: Stewart Davis, Vice President; Pam Yoder, Secretary; Back: Jeff Hutchinson, Treasurer; David Rentfrow, President; Da- vid De La Cruz, Advisor. Front: John Higgins, Laura Montague, Darryl Pifer. Second Row: Cindy Garrett, Debbie Luce, Michele Bridges. Jodi Nor- ton, Rod Winberg Third Row: Lisa Man- ley. Meg Montague, Kristina Daily. Fourth Row: Stacey Mowry. Deb Hostetler, Beth Elson. Back Row: David Phipps. Scott Shafer. Tim Cordes. Mike Gass. Tracey Herbert $8 Student Council Incredible Industrial Arts front: Jodi Norton. Secretary; Back: David Phipps. President; Jeff Hutchinson. Treasurer; David Rentfrow. Vice Pres ; Nik Groothuis. Advisor. Front Row Rusty Ard. Eric Bennett. John Higgins. Pam Yoder. Stewart Davis. Middle Row: Gary Hortcnstinc. Paul Burgess. Bryan Helton. Scott Carpenter, Mike Gicslcr Back Row Scott Shafer. Wayne Fox. Amy W hite. Doug Bell. Michele Bridges. Tracy Schmitt. Rod Winbcrg Industrial Arts 59 Fabulous F.H.A Front Row: Lisa Manley, 2nd Vice Pres.; Diane Rauch. Recreation; Pam Yoder. St. Council Rep.; Jocanna Cur- ry. Historian; Staci Hampton. Points Recorder; Back Row: Mrs. Lenz. Advi- sor, Amy Mowry. Recreation; Diane Tipton. Nutrition Peer Educator; Sta- cey Mowry, Pres.; Dcbby Hostetler, Vice Pres.; Angie Brandenburg, Sec.; Tonya Lawyer. Section 4C Public Rela- tions; Not Pictured. Johnna Welsh. Treas.; Tracy Morgan. Tray Favor Chairman. Front Row: Stephanie Daily. Debbie Davis. Carrie Bryson. Kim Pearcy; Second Row: Annette Stanley. DollieOhm. Karen Daily. Chris Wools. W'cndy Nichols. Kelly Beck. Audrey Cameron. Becky Beck; Third Row: Lori Stanley. Jay Rutledge. Carol Cooley. Marla Mobcrlcy. Shelly Doss. Jerri Finney. Tina King. Sandra Goad. Cindy Garrett. Susie Manley. Lisa Phillips; Fourth Row: Shelly Taylor. Beth Elson. Lcsa Allsop. Connie Stilabowcr. Pam Pryor. 60 F.H.A. Fascinating Future Farmers Dan Pfeiffer Treas.. Doug Bell. Reporter. Howie Warren. Sentinel; Wayne Ryherd. Pres.; Tracey Parrott. Sec.; Dick Hite. V. Pres . Mr Sims, Advisor Front row: Doug Thompson. Henry Hortcnstinc. Bub McCullough. Mike Gass. Stacey Mowry. Deb Hostetter. John Sanders; 2nd row; Cary Cole. Mark Luce. Ross McCullough. Jeff Cumiskey. Chris Bryson. Lcs Cook. 3rd row Paul Mummcl. Tim Cordcs. Lisa Hennigh. Debbie Luce. Krista Warren. Cindy Garrett. Amy Mowry; 4th row: Wayne Fox. Scan Morgan. Mike Beem. Aaron McKinney. Billy Leasher. Barry Turner. 5th row: Billy Cole. Travis Gass. Rusty Ard. Lcs Burgess. Brian Beck F.F A 61 Sensational Spanish Club Officers: Laura Montague. Kristina Daily. Susie Manly. Meg Montague. Shelley Brandenburg. Tracey Morgan. Mrs. Marsland Front row: Tabby Black. Shelly Taylor Brian Helton; 2nd row: Staci Hampton Stephanie Daily. Sara Gass. Jocanna Cur ry; 3rd row: Debbie Luce, Lisa Hcnnigh Scott Shafer. Paul Burgess; 4th row Mclis sa Morgan. Beth Elson. Peggy Hartman Cindy Gaston. 62 Spanish Club SPACEY SPEECH CLUB l.isa Manley. Program Director; Cindy Gas- ton. Recorder; Jeff Hutchinson. Pres.; Wayne Ryhcrd. Vice Pres.. Kristina Daily, Sec.. Mrs. Keller, Advisor. Front row: Karen Daily, Meg Montague.Susie Manley. Jeri Boyer; Back row: Angie Branden- burg. Melissa Morgan, Cindy Garrett. Connie Stilabower. David Rcntfrow. Eric Sprchc, Steve Wallace. Speech Club 63 Brio Band Front: Todd Ratliff. Danny Nieves. Bryan Horten- stinc. Mary Daily. Karen Daily. Chris Gergeni, Scan McQueen. Second Pam Yoder. Kristina Daily. Vicki Barrow. Angie Polk. Kurt Strcm- ming. Brian Bennett. Third: Gary Hortenstinc. Stephanie Daily. Staci Hampton. Chad Carol. Carol Cooley. Fourth: Amy Gaston. Peggy Hart- man. Cindy Gaston. Cindy Garrett. Erie Bennett. Evan Hurst. Darryl Pifer. Phillip Florey. Chris Hampton. Annette Buesking. 64 Band Annette Buesking, Advisor; Cindy Garrett. Pres.; Peggy Hartman. See. and Treas.; Carol Cooley. Librarian; Kristina Daily. St. Council Rep. Devoted Dance Band From: Annette Bucsking. Carol Cooley Second: Chad Carol. Evan Hurst. Darryl Pifcr, Eric Bennett. Gary Hortcnstinc. Stephanie Daily. Third: Amy Gaston. Cindy Garrett. Cindy Gaston. Kristine Daily. Karen Daily. Peggy Hartman. Fourth Bryan Hortcnstinc. Kurt Stremming. Scan McQueen. Danny Nieves. Chris Gergeni. Todd Ratliff. Majorette Krista Warren Dance Band 65 Classic Chorus Annctlc Bucsking. Pianist; Rhonda Kidwell. Musical librarian; Mark Luce. Vice Pres.; Debby Hostetler. Pres.; Sta- cey Mowry, Musical Librarian; Angie Brandenburg. Scc.-Trcas.; Lisa Man- ley. St. Council Rcp.;Cind Diss. Advi- sor. Front: Deb Rutledge. Kim Pcarcy; Second. Lisa Phillips. Carrie Bryson; Back. Shelley Branden- burg. Lisa Allsop. Steve Wallace, Scott Carpenter. Billy Cole. Front: Am Mowry; Middle: Diane Rauch. Beck Beck. Ja Rutledge; Back: Debbie Luce. Tonya Lawyer. 66 Chorus Lending Librarians Ginger Hale. Assl. Lib.; Krista Warren; Audrey Cameron; Maude Hartman. Head Lib Endeavoring Editors Co-Editors — Lisa Manley. Johnna Welsh, and Meg Montague We. the editors, would like to take this chance to thank those that spent so much of their time to make this yearbook possible. Our biggest thanks go to Mrs. Marsland; without her this book wouldn't exist. We would also like to thank the teachers for allowing us to interrupt their classes to take pictures and for allowing students to miss classes w hile selling ads. We would like to thank everyone for understanding the raised price of this yearbook. It was a difficult situation, but there was no other way to be able to print this yearbook that we hope you will greatly enjoy. We would also like to wish a special thanks to the members who regularly attend- ed the meetings and helped to produce our yearbook. It was hard work. There were several nights when we thought the meetings were never going to end. Through all the troubles we somehow seemed to cope and get the book finished. It was a hectic year with changing com- panies to produce the yearbook and learning the differ- ent methods. W’ithout the help of devoted people, this yearbook just wouldn't be. Lastly we would especially like to wish next year's editors and staff good luck!!! Thanks. Lisa. Johnna. and Meg Librarians and Editors 67 Scintillating Scholastic Team Front: Gary Hortenstein. Karen Daily. Peggy Hartman, Linda Bence, Angie Brandenburg. Susie Manley. EricSprche; 2nd row: Mr Wilhelm. Mark Pifcr, Darryl Pifcr. Roger Sims. Cindy Gaston. Jeff Gumiskcy. Jeri Boyer. Scott Shafer. Kristina Daily, Michael Cole In the 1982-83 school year the National Trail Conference has introduced some changes in the format for scholastic com- petition. The season was dou- bled in length by adding an au- tumn season to the already existing spring season. This al- lowed competing teams to meet twice instead of just once. Another format change was made in the N.T.C. tourna- ment. For the 1982-83 season, the tournament will be a round- robin type. This tournament will be held in March. The scholastic team in the autumn half of its season pro- duced a record of 2-6 by the varsity and 4-2 by the fresh- man-sophomore team. 68 Scholastic Team E.T. Exceptional Teachers Mrs. Mar si and She is the organizing force behind the yearbook. Without her not only would the editors and staff fall to pieces, but the yearbook would probably never be fin- ished. She has spent endless nights at Pow-Wow meet- ings checking and rechecking the work that is done. She stays until the last person is finished and ready to leave. She attends workshops to learn new ideas to improve the yearbook, and this year has the added burden of changing yearbook companies and arranging the new methods of putting the yearbook together. She spends hours checking written work and pages of ads and pictures. She also maintains a full schedule of classes during the day. When credit for the yearbook is handed out, Mrs. Marsland is sometimes forgotten. With everything she does for this yearbook, she should be the one most recognized. Therefore, we recognize Mrs. Marsland for outstanding patience and a job well done. Mr. Wilhelm We thought we would especially recognize Mr. Wil- helm because so often he is overlooked in the many things he does. He has made a tremendous effort with the Scholastics Team. He has endlessly worked to bring the success of the students on the team to the public. His work as guidance counselor alone is enough for two people. He spends any available time to help students with their problems. He works to help those having difficulties with everything from choosing their college major to picking classes for the next year as well as any personal problems a student may have. He also spends time outside of school to improve his method in these areas. On top of all this he also teaches the social stud- ies classes. We felt that it was about time Mr. Wilhelm was recognized for the outstanding work he has done to help the students and the school in general. Exceptional Teachers 69 SUPER STAFF David Rentfrow Cindy Garrett David Phipps Cindy Gaston Mark Luce Kristina Daily Susie Manley Carrie Bryson Stephanie Daily Beth Elson Tracy Morgan Lisa Phillips Shelly Taylor Staci Hampton Debbie Luce Editors: Lisa Manley. Meg Montague. Johnna Welsh; Advisor: Mrs. Marsland 70 Pow Wow Staff 72 Snaps Advertisements Advertisements 73 Preppy Personals Congratulations, all you jokers! Especially Lisa, Howie, Doug and Mark Congratulations, Stacey Jo! Friends Always, Debby Congratulations: Lisa, Angie, Tracey, Linda, and Meg! Love, Sara Gass Congratulations and Best Wishes, Debby. Love, David, Beth, and Chris From Generic to Audrey I agree. Best wishes to the class of 83”; you need it! Wa9SHE and Ka9LVF Congratulations, Diane Tipton! Hope you always get the best of everything. A friend always, Audrey Congratulations and best wishes, Sandra. Love Mom, Dad, and Steve Congratulations and best wishes to Rod and the class of 83”. Ken, Bev, Kent, and Jodi Congratulations, class of 83 . Chuck Cooper Congratulations, class of 83 . David Curry Family Congratulations and best wishes. Tim. Love, Grandpa and Grandma Doty Congratulations and best wishes. Tim! Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations, class of 83 . Tom and Marguerite Hcnnigh Do wonders never cease? Eric Luce Congratulations. Evan; Best of Luck in the future. Love ya. Penny “P Best Wishes, Class of 83. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Daily Congrats, Linda. Angie, Cindy, Meg and X. Kristina and Cindy Congratulations, David, We re proud of you! Pat, Judy, Kris, and Pam Congratulations, Seniors! Larry and Susie Bouck Best Wishes, Class of 83. Mary Walker Congratulations to all the “83 graduates and good luck in the future! Jeff and Deb Congratulations, Meg! Love, Mom, Dad, Laura. Nancy, and Steve Best Wishes. Meg. Sam and Jenny Best Wishes to Howie and Doug. From little Sister Congratulations, class of 83 Mrs. Hartman Go, Big Blue! Windsor Jr. Women's Club Congratulations for an AWESOME sports season! Wong The Chinaman and Dinky Congratulations and best wishes, Lisa, and to the class of 83 . Love, Grandpa and Grandma McEndollar Congratulations to Lisa and Tim. Good luck in the future. Noel and Gloria Helton Congratulations. Sis. You finally made it! Love. “Suz and Be-Bo 74 Advertisements FiAFiTfHRS 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 (217) 752-6558 office number Rural Route Gays, IL 61921 Advertisements 75 BENNETT FARMS TRUCK- ING GRAIN Specializing in on-the-farm Pick- up and Complete Elevator Service R.R. 1, Windsor Phone: 459-2711 78 Advertisements Congratulations Class of 83 Dave and Mary Gheradini Windsor Pub Windsor IL. Advertisements 79 80 Advert isements 5 G. W. EQUIPMENT j’ Zr GENE WALLACE We Buy. 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Mattoon — Illinois % CLAY HILL ORCHARDS r For the Best Apples, Peaches, and f Strawberries Russ Mulvaney Rt. 1, Box 70 Windsor, IL. ph. 459-2297 82 Advertisements I II ■•j —r —r-TJ S r rt nam FTi ■muiiiii Compliments of: WINDSOR STATE BANK Jane Ren tf row Janie Cook Phyllis Sexson Doris Giesler Robert Piece Betsy Stilabower Connie King Member of FDIC Advertisements 83 Best Wishes from 1700 Lake Land Blvd. Mattoon, Illinois 61938 Phone (217) 258-6461 vz Compliments of MATTOON TRAVEL CENTER 1510 Broadway, P.O. 493 Mattoon, Illinois 61 938 Phone 217 235-7141 J rs. ■ Wrangler Roast Beef ==™ -n- Steak House 2417 Marshall Mattoon, IL Congratulations: Class of 83 %ea JD S HEALTH CLUB featuring Nautilus Equipment 1005 DeWitt Ave Mattoon. Ill 61938 (217) 258-6221 Insurance Collision Repair Kustom Paint A: Bodywork Foreign Car CollLiion Repair Van Conversions Ai Accor. Sandblasting 2121 Marshall Mattoon. Ill 61938 84 Advertisements Patrons: SHELBY COUNTY STATE BANK SMElBVVILLE. ILLINOIS «2M5 PHONE 217 774 3 11 MEMBER FOlC Shelbyville. IL Shelby Electric Supply Co Band Box Cleaners Connelly’s Building Center T D Auto Parts William L. Turner CORNER DRUG INC. SPARKS 200 E. Main St. Shelbyville, IL COLLEGE 774-2109 Shelbyville, Illinois 62565 JOHNSTON’S SUPER MARKETS Extra Care Service At No Extra Cost •Prescriptions «Gifts •Fannie May Candies •Cosmetics «Hallmark Cards Where Every Customer Is Important Route 16 West — Shelbyville Open 24 Hours KAREX DRIVE-UP DILLOW DRUGS Downtown 1218 W. Main Shelbyville Advertisements 85 Guffy’s Quality Cleaners and Tuxedo Rentals 114 S. 17th Street Ph. 3-235-3522 Mattoon, IL Effingham, IL — Ph. 342-3777 Tuxedo Rentals by After 6 • It. When Only the Finest Will Do Guffy Formal Rental Co. Best wishes from your Friends at First National Bank Mattoon, IL. Member FDIC Football. Basketball. Baseball. All Types of Sport Equipment and Trophies I) TO Z SPORTS CENTER Broadway Mattoon. IL 61938 Bud. Brad. Kris Diepholz Phone: 234-3691 COCA-COLA BOTTLERS Regular King Mattoon, IL 61938 % 86 Advertisements Advertisements 87 Johnstowne mall SHELBYVILLE. ILLINOIS 62565 TOTAL HARDWARE GoaSttO CoaSt SHELBY COUNTY NEWS-GAZETTE Skrlb C-minl}'� I arpr%t Wrrkl) Nr «p� prf Subscriptions: S8.50 a Year Advertising Rates on Request 1020 Mfltir %nmr I uxiMir. Illirtoi 619S7 Phone I5V.2I2I Bou Arrou1 Pro Shop Bowhunters Headquarters Compound Sales 6 Service JOI HORN Owner - NFA A. Pro 2171 258-6441 1711 Charleston Ave. Mattoon, III. 61938 SHORT Furniture Co., Inc. Shelbyville 774-3917 Litchfield — Neoga — Charleston J€RRY L. HASTINGS, D.D.S., LTD. WILLIAM D. HRVLIK, D.M.D. LRRRV D. PRG€, D.M.D. 1017 Broadway Mottoon, Illinois 61938 Phone (217) 235-0381 130 €ost Main Moweaqua, Illinois 62550 Phone (217) 768-3898 Max Harry’s Coins • Firearms 117 West Mom Street Shelbyville Illinois 62565 Phone 217 774 4748 Max Shanhoitzer Harry Davis (217) 774-541 1 LAKESIDE CYCLE Honda • Sachs • Slihl Curt VI inter Owner s§ Bu (217) 235-3167 Re (217)235-3036 Kt. 16 Cast Shelbyville, IL 62565 DAVID W MONTGOMERY Agent nsm MOfY’s 1116 Lakeland Boulevard Po« Office Bo 997 Matloon lllirxx� 61936 Patron: Matloon. IL Biggs Electrical Supply Arcade Drug Montgomery Ward 1606 Broadway Mattoon, IL Phone: 234-4166 88 Advertisements Advertisements 89 WALT’S STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP 1422 Broadway 1 203 W. Jefferson Mattoon, IL61938 Effingham. IL 62041 Phone 234-7491 Phone 347-0451 90 Advertisement-. Eleanor’s Doll House 618 Broadway Windsor, IL Phone: 459-2388 Pleasing You Pleasing Us HARGIS Insurance — Real Estate 104 East Harrison Street P.O. Bo 124 — o — Sullivan, Illinois 61951 it KAISER AG CHEMICALS Windsor, IL Family Shoe Center West Side of Square Sullivan, IL 61951 Phone: 217-728-7732 Fashion Shop, Inc. Ladies' and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Sullivan. IL 61951 Phone: 728-4831 Name Brand Clothing RSI WIIOWI H Nfs ' OF SULLIVAN' ILLINOIS W e do more for people 1st National Bank — Sullivan % Advertisements 91 Maine Street WINDSOR STAR MARKET Windsor, IL Phone 459-2066 92 Advertisements Advertisements 93 PERSONAL AD: Lots of luck and happiness always, Howie. Love, Shelly PATRONS: Sullivan Packing Company Sullivan. IL. Interstate Cafe Shclbyville. IL V S Variety Stores True Value Shclbyville, IL Mattoon Golf Driving Range Mattoon. IL Walden TV Appliance. Inc. Mattoon. IL. 94 Advertisements Senior Activities DOUG BELL: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Baseball Batting Title 4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; FFA — 1,2,3,4; FFA Reporter 4; IA Club 4; Track — 1.2,3, Member of Moultrie Co. Track Team Champion 3; Pep Club— 1,2,3; Varsity Club - 2,3,4. LINDA BENCE: Band 1,2.3.Treasurer 1.3; Basketball 3;Cheerleader I; Dance Band—l,2,3;GAA—1,2; National Honor Society — 3,4; Pep Club — 1.2.3; Scholastic Team — 2,3.4; Spanish Club - 2: Speech Club — I 2; Statistician 2.3.4; Student Council — 2; Track — 2.3, Track Award 2; Typing Award — 3; Varsity Club — 3,4; Vol- leyball — 1.2,3,4; Illinois State Scholar; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3.4. ANGIE BRANDENBURG: Basketball — 3; Cheerleading — 3; Chorus — 1,3,4. Chorus Treasurer 4; Class President 2; FHA — 3,4, FHA Secretary, 4; GAA — 1,2. GAA Treasurer 2; Newspaper Staff — I; Pep Club — 1,2,3; Scholastic Team — 2,3.4; Spanish Club — 1.2.3; Speech Club — l,2,3,4; Statistician — 4; Student Council — 2; Track — 1.2.3. Gold Medal 1.2. Bronze Medal 3; Varsity Club — 2,3,4; Volleyball — 1.2,3.4. Serving Award 3; Presidential Physical Fitness Award — 1,2.3,4. CHRIS BRYSON: Pep Club — 1,2.3.4: FFA — 2.4; Band — 1,2,3; Dance Band — 1,2,3. SHERYL COOK: Correspondent for CO-ED Magazine — 4; Junior and Senior Play — 2.3.4; Pep Club — 1,2; Spanish Club — 2; Speech Club — 1,2.3: Speech Club Secretary and Treasurer 3; Thespian — 2,3.4; Chorus — 3. TIM CORDES: Baseball 1.2; Basketball — 1,2; FFA — 2,3.4; Junior Play — 3: Pep Club — 1,2; Student Council — 4; Track — 3; Varsity Club — 2,3,4. CINDY GARRETT: Band — 1.2.3,4. Band President 4; Class Treasurer — 3; Dance Band — 4; FFA — 4; FHA_ 1,2,3,4; GAA — 1,2; Girls' Basketball — 3; Pep Club — 1,2,3; Pow Wow — 3.4; Scholastic Team — 2.3,4; Senior Play 4: Student Council — 4; Speech Club — 3.4; Thespian — 4; Track — 1.2,3, Silver Medal 1; Video Filmer — 4 SANDRA GOAD: FHA — 1.2,3,4, Historian 2, Treasurer 3, FHA Most Points Award 3; Teacher's Helper — 2.3; GAA — 1.2; Class Play 2: Co-op — 4; Senior Hall of Fame: Pow Wow Staff — 4; Video Filmer — 4: Shorthand Award — 3. TRACEV HERBERT FFA — 1,2; IA Club — 1.2.3: Varsity Club — 2,3.4. Varsity Club President 4; Class Vice President — 1.2; Cross Country — 2.3, MVP 3. Most Improved 2. Co-Captain 3; Track — 2,3, Member of Moultrie Co. Track Team Championship 3, N.T.C. Champion of 3200 meter relay 2.3: Pep Club — 1,2,3; Basketball — 2.3,4; Student Council — 4. JOHN HIGGINS: IA Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club — 1,2,3; Basketball Statistician — I; Class Representative — 4; Student Council — 4. R 1C HARD HITE: Pep Club - 1,2; Basketball 1: FFA—1.2,3,4, Star Green Hand - 1, Star Sophomore — 2, Star Chapter Farmer — 3. First Place in Cycling Program — 3.4. Frist Place in Soil Judging — 3.4. Reporter — 3, Vice President — 4; Senior Hall of Fame. DEBBY HOSTETTER FHA — 1,2,3,4. Vice President 4; Chorus — 1,2,3.4, Vice President — 3. President 4; FFA — 3,4: Pep Club — 1,2.3; Volleyball — 2; Track — I; Class Secretary — 3; GAA — 1,2: Homecoming Attendant 1, Queen Candidate 4; Varsity Club — 2,3,4; Student Council 4. EVAN HURST: Basketball — 1,2.3.4: Class Treasurer — 2; Class President — 3; Varsity Club — 2.3,4: Band — Senior Activities 95 Senior 1.2.3.4; Dance Band — 1.2.3,4; Pep Club — 1.2,3; IA Club — I; Crosscountry — 2.3; Track 2.3; Student Council — 3. ALEC INGRAM. Track — 3; Varsity Club 4; Basketball 2; Physical Fitness Award — 3. LISA MANLEY. FHA — 1.2,3.4, FHA 2nd Vice President. Points Recorder 3; Pep Club 1.2,3; Speech Club 3,4; Thespian — 3,4; Class Representative — 3; G AA — 1.2; Class Plays — 2,3; Varsity Club — 4; Student Council 3.4; Volleyball Statistician 1. Manager 2.3,4; Pow Wow Staff — 3.4. Co-editor 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Chorus 3.4, Secretary Treasurer 3, Representative 4. SONYA McKINNEY: FHA — I; Pep Club l,2,3;GAA 1,2; Librarian 2; Volleyball 1,2; Track 1; Varsity Club — 2,3; Chorus — 2,3, President 3. MEG MONTAGUE: Spanish Club — I.2.3.4. President 4; Speech Club 1.4; Thespian 3.4; Junior and Senior Plays; National Honor Society — 3.4. Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 1.2,3,4. Captain 1,4; Pep Club 1.2,3; Varsity Club — 4, Vice-President 4, DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Class Representative — 1,2; Student Council — 1,2,3.4. Secretary 3; GAA — 1.2; Volleball — I; Homecoming Attendant — 3: Pow Wow 3,4, Co-editor 4; Band 1,2,3; Dance Band — 1.2.3; Presidential Physical Fitness Award 3; Who's Who — 3.4; Senior Hall of Fame. MELISSA MORGAN: Chorus — 1; Volleyball — 1; IA Club — 1.2; Pep Club — 1.2,3; Pow Wow — 3;GAA — 1,2; Cheerleading — 3; Junior and Senior Class Plays; Speech — 3.4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club — 4; Thespian — 3.4. STACEY MOWRY: FHA — 1.2.3.4. Historian 3, President 4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Librarian 4; FFA — 3.4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 2, Librarian — 1,2. Pep Club — 1,2,3; Senior Hall of Fame. PAUL MUMMEL: FFA — 3.4. TRACY PARROTT: FFA — 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1.2,3. DAN PFEIFFER: Basketball — 2; Co-op — 4; FFA — I.2.3.4. Treasurer 4; Senior Hall of Fame. DAVID PHIPPS: Basketball — 1,2,3.4; Baseball — I.2.3.4; Track — 2; Speech Club — 2,3,4; Junior Play — 2,3; Band — 1,2,3; Pep Club — 1,2,3; Thespian — 2,3; IA Club — 1,2,3.4. President 4; Class President — 1. Class Treasurer 4; Dance Band — 1,2; Pow Wow Staff 4; Chess Club 3. Vice-President 3; Student Council 1,2.3.4. DAVID RENTFROW: IA Club — 1,2.3.4. Vice-President 4; Junior Play — 1,2; Senior Play — 2.3; Track 2; Student Council — 3,4. President 4; Pep Club — 1,2,3. Representative 3; Pow Wow Photographer 4; Speech Club — 2,3.4. Vice-President 3, Varsity Club 3; Thespian — 3,4; Chess Club 3; Class Treasurer I; Class Vice-President 4. WAYNE RYHERD: Pep Club — 1,2,3; Track — 1.2; IA Club — 1; Co-op 4; Speech Club — 1.2.3.4, Reporter 3. Vice-President 4; Junior and Senior Class Play 2,3.4; Thespian — 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3. President — 4. JOHN SANDERS: Pep Club — 1,2.3; FFA 3,4; Chess Club 3. JUSTIN STORM: FFA 1; Pep Club — 1.2,3: Basketball 1.2.3,4; Baseball — 1.3.4; Class Vice-President 3; Student 96 Senior Activities Activities Council 3; Varsity Club — 2,3,4. DIANE TIPTON: GAA — 1,2; FHA — 1,2,3, Points Recorder 3. Peer Nutrition Educator 4, Convention Delegate I; Speech Club 3; Pep Club 2,3; Volleyball Manager 2,3; Varsity Club — 2; Track 1,2; Junior Class Play 3. BARRY TURNER: FFA — 3.4. HOWIE W ARREN: Basketball Manager I; Basketball 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; FFA — 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4. JOHNNA WELSH: Pow Wow - 3,4, Co-editor 4; Scholastic Team — 2; FHA — 1.2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3. Treasurer 4, Sectional Officer 3, Conference Delegate 1,2; Speech Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Chorus — 1,3; Representative 3; Health Occupations 4; Senior Hall of Fame. RODNEY W'INBERG: Pep Club 1,2,3; IA Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Class President 4; Student Council 4; Baseball — 2,3; Track 2; Basketball — 1,2,3,4. PAM YODER: IA Club 1,2,3,4; GAA I; Volleyball Manager I; Band — 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; FHA — 3,4, Representative 4; Student Council — 3,4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Secretary — 1,2,4; Track 1; Basketball Statistician 1; Junior Calss Play 2; Homecoming Attendant — 2.4; Pow Wow — 3. Senior Activities 97 INDEX Allsop, Lcsa 21, 46, 47. 57. 60. 66 Ard, Rusty 24. 44. 45. 59. 61 Beck. Becky 24, 60. 66 Beck. Brian 18. 61 Beck. Kelly 24. 60 Beem. Mike 21, 61 Beem. Rick 21 Bell. Doug 9. 44. 48. 57. 59. 61 Bence, Linda 9. 13. 46, 47, 51 Bennett. Eric 24. 48. 59. 64. 65 Black. Tabby 24. 62 Boyer, Jeri 18, 46. 47. 51. 57, 63 Brandenburg. Angie 9. 14, 15. 46. 47. 51, 57, 60. 63 Brandenburg. JoAnn 31. 46. 66 Brandenburg. Shelly 21. 46, 47. 51. 62. 66 Bridges. Michele 18. 52. 53. 58, 59 Bryson. Carrie 21, 60, 66, 70 Bryson, Chris 9. 61 Bullcrman. Harold 29 Burgess, Dyan 18 Burgess. Lcs 24, 61 Burgess. Paul 24. 48, 59, 62 Bucsking. Annette 30. 64, 65, 66 Cameron. Audrey 24. 40, 60. 67 Carpenter. Scott 21. 57. 59. 66 Cole. Billy 25. 40. 48. 61. 66 Cole. Carv 18. 35. 44. 45. 48. 50. 57. 61 Cole. Mike 21. 40 Cook. Lcs 18. 61 Cook. Cheryl 9. 40 Cooley. Carol 21.60. 64. 65 Cordcs. Tim 9. 15. 35, 57, 58. 61 Cumiskey. Jeff 18. 35. 48. 50. 57. 61 Curry, Jocanna 21. 46, 51. 60. 62 Daily. Karen 25. 40. 60, 63. 64. 65 Daily. Kristina 18. 35. 40. 51. 58. 62. 63. 64. 65. 70 Daily, Stephanie 21. 46. 47. 60. 62. 64. 65. 70 Davis. Deborah 25. 60 Davis. Stewart 18. 48, 50. 57. 58. 59 Diss, Cindy 31, 53. 66 Doss, Shelly 25. 46, 52. 60 Elson, Beth 22. 35, 58. 60. 62. 70 Finney. Jerri 25. 35. 46, 52. 60 Frahm, Karyn 18, 46. 47 Fox. Wayne 25, 59. 61 Galligan. John Henry, Jr. 30 Garrett. Cindy 9. 40. 46. 51. 57. 58. 60, 61, 63. 64. 65. 70 Gass. Michael 22. 44. 48. 50, 57. 58. 61 Gass, Sara 25. 46, 62 Gass. Travis 25, 61 Gaston. Cindy 19. 40. 47. 51. 57. 62. 63. 64. 65, 70 Gergeni, Sara 31 Gicslcr. Mike 22, 35. 44. 45. 48. 50. 57. 59 Goad, Sandra 10. 14. 51. 60 Groothuis. Nikki 30, 44. 48. 59 Hale, Ginger 67 Hampton, Staci 22, 46. 60, 62. 64, 70 Harris. Terry 19 Hartman. Maude 8. 31, 67 Hartman. Peggy 22. 46. 47. 57, 62, 64. 65 Helton. Bryan 25. 40. 48. 59. 62 Helton. Vicki 19 Hennigh. Lisa 25. 46, 61. 62 Herbert, Tracey 10. 13, 14. 48. 57. 58 Higgins. John 8. 35, 58. 59 Hite. Dick 10. 14, 61 Hortenstinc. Gary 25. 44. 59, 64. 65 Hortcnstinc. Henry 19, 61 Hostetler. Deb 10. 14. 35. 57, 58. 60. 61. 66 Howard. Amy 22, 46. 52 Hurst. Clayton 19 Hurst. Evan 10. 13. 15. 48. 57. 64, 65 Hutchinson. Jeff 19. 44, 45. 48. 50. 57. 58. 59. 63 Ingram. Alee Johnson. Christine 31 Jones, Lawrence 30 Keller. Nona Belle 30. 63 Kidwcll. Rhonda 19, 66 King. Tina 25. 60 Lawyer. Tonya 22. 44. 60. 66 Leashcr. Bill 22. 44. 57, 61 Lenz. Patsy 30. 60 Lowe, Roger 31. 48 Luce. Debra 26. 46. 58. 61, 62. 66. 70 Luce. Mark 19, 48. 57. 61. 66. 70 Manley. Lisa 10. 15. 34. 35. 46. 57. 58. 60. 63. 66. 67. 70 Manley. Susie 19. 52. 53. 57, 60. 62, 63. 70 Marsland. Emily 31, 62, 69. 70 McCullough. Bub 22. 44. 45. 57. 61 McCullough. Ross 19. 57. 61 McKinney, Aaron 22. 44. 45. 57. 61 McKinney. Sonya 10 Myers. John 29 Miller. Roy 22. 29, 40. 57 Mobcrley. Marla 26. 46. 60 Moffett. Grace 29 Montague. Laura 26, 52, 58. 62 Montague. Meg II. 13. 40. 52, 57. 58. 62. 63. 67, 70 Morgan, Melissa 40. 57, 62, 63 Morgan. Scan 26. 61 Morgan. Tracy 22. 46. 47. 52. 53. 60, 62. 70 Mowry. Amy 23. 60. 61, 66 Mowry, Stacey II. 13. 58. 60. 61, 66 Mummcl, Paul 11,61 Nichols. Wendy 26, 60 Normilc. Jill 19 Norton. Jodi 19. 52. 53. 57, 58. 59 Oakley, Tom 31, 57 Ohm. Dollic 26. 60 Parrott, Tracy II. 13, 61 Pcarcy, Kim 22. 44. 60. 66 Pfeiffer. Dan II, 15, 61 Phillips. Lisa 23, 60, 66. 70 Phipps, David 8, 35. 44, 48. 56. 57. 58. 59. 70 Pifer. Darryl 26. 58, 64, 65 Pifer. Mark 20 Pruett, Jamie 26 Pryor. Pam 20, 60 Rauch. Diana 20, 60. 66 Rentfrow. David 8. 58, 59, 63. 70 Rutledge. Debbie 26. 66 Rutledge. Jay 23, 60. 66 Ryherd. Wayne II, 13. 14. 40, 61. 63 Sanders. John 12, 61 Schmitt. Tracy 20, 48. 57, 59 Shafer. Scott 23. 57, 58. 59. 62 Sims. Glenn 30. 61 Sims. Mike 23 Sims. Roger 20. 40 Sprchc. Eric 23. 29, 40. 63 Stanley. Annette 23. 46. 60 Stanley. Lori 20. 60 Stilabower. Connie 20. 46, 60, 63 Storm. Justin 12. 14. 44. 48 Taylor. Shelly 23, 46. 57. 60. 62. 70 Thompson. Doug 23. 61 Tipton, Diane 12, 57. 60 Tucker. Sherry 30 Turner. Barry 12, 61 VanOrstran. Matt 20 Vocgcl. Donna 29 Wallace. Steve 22. 63. 66 Warren Howie 12. 61 Warren. Krista 26. 46. 61. 65. 67 Welsh. Johnna 12. 14. 15. 60. 67. 70 West. Lisa 31 White. Amy 20, 52. 53. 57. 59 W ilhelm Wilbur “Bud’ 30, 69 Winberg. Rod 8. 48. 57. 58. 59 Wools. Chris 26. 40. 60 Yoder. Pam 8. 13. 35. 57, 58. 59. 60. 64 Jr. High Barrow. Vicki 64 Vennett. Brian 64 Carroll. Chad 64. 65 Daily. Mary 64 Florey. Phillip 64 Gaston. Amy 64. 65 Gergeni. Chris 64. 65 Hortenstinc. Bryan 64. 65 Hutchinson. Jimmy 48 McQueen. Scan 64. 65 Nieves. Danny 64. 65 Polk. Angie 64 Ratliff. Todd 64. 65 Stremming. Kurt 64. 65 98 INDEX Closing Thoughts . .. 34 kisses goodbye ... 125 pens signing yearbooks ... 4 final finals ... 300 sayings of “have a good summer” ... 10 as- sorted socks in the locker room ... I last slam of the locker ... Another year has passed ... WHS people move on toother aspects of living while recuperating from the experiences of the past nine months. During this time these special people have been involved with clubs, classes, and teams. Together they have learned lessons in leadership, sportsmanship, and friendship. They have discovered hidden talents, challenged teachers, and expressed opinions. Throughout these 100 pages, the spirit of these students of WHS has attempted to be captured. As the summer of 1983 approaches, these experiences will become memories, shadows of the summer sun that will always follow these unique people wherever they go. For some, this marks the finale of high school; for others, they will return. But. for all, through the changes, tests and homework of the past year, the students at WHS have grown a little taller, a little older, and perhaps even a little wiser. 100 Closing Thoughts 9