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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

a Rear'd 1Dime Windsor High School Windsor, IL 61957 Vol. 61 2 Tabic of Contcnis Welcome to the 1984 Pow Wow! In our four years of high school, we spend 724 out of 1460 days in “the old brick prison.” We share a lot in those four years: everything from dates, friends, classes, and smiles to laugh- ter and tears. When we leave, we will always have these memories. We have put these ideas together in the book this year in hope that, when you look through your yearbook twenty years from now, you will be able to remember these events as if they were happening all over again. You can tell your children all about “Mr. G” or about the basketball game of the year. We hope that when you flip through the pages, all the memories of 1984 come to mind. We know we didn’t catch them all, but here are just a few of the moments “All in A Year’s Time.” Get a job! Instant replay. A tribute to the seniors. Your momma dresses you funny Yea. Rah! Snaps 3 Dedication for Mr. Seng Mr. Seng held many positions in the faculty of Windsor High School. He began work here in 1951 and continued until he retired at the end of the school year in 1983. He went from teaching chemistry, biology, general science and physics as well as holding the position of assistant coach for both the basketball and baseball teams to serv- ing as principal and finally superintendent. His work was never ending, and he spent countless even- ings after school to attend to it. He also attended all the extracurricular activities of the school, home and away, that were possible. As the school finances grew smaller and smaller, he struggled to keep the budget under control in an ever-changing school system. To Mr. Seng we owe a lot of the continuity of our school policies. He was always willing to listen to ideas of how things could be improved. Having an open mind is a very important quality for an administrator to possess; it enables him to look at situa- tions from many different viewpoints. Mr. Seng possessed this and many other characteristics that made him an able administrator. W'e looked to Mr. Seng for leadership and guidance for many years, and it will be difficult without him to lead the way. Fortunately, he left the school in such an organized condition that his successor will be able to manage well. We. the Pow-Wow Staff of 1983-84, would like to thank Mr. Seng for the years that he gave to this school and its students. We would also like to tell him that all of his work was deeply appreciated and will be for many years to come. Finally we would like to wish him happiness and luck during his new “leisure” time; may he enjoy it. 4 Dedication for Mr. Seng Memorial The Pow Wow staff of 1983-84 remembers Mrs. Keller fondly. She began teaching at Windsor High School in the fall of 1961. She taught English and speech over her ca- reer, which spanned twenty-two years upon her retirement in the summer of 1983. Her work consisted of more than just the teaching of textbook subjects. One of her main activities was in the Held of drama. She spent many late nights directing the junior and senior plays with little recognition for her hard work. Her only reward might be a charm which she would add to the bracelet full of charms which proudly dangled from her wrist. She also served as the advisor for the Thespian and Speech Club and managed to generate much excitement for the theater work. Mrs. Keller always added a special element to her teaching. She could, by her own vitality and enthusiasm, make the most “boring story interesting and the most indolent student learn. She really gave of herself in all of her teaching, and her ab- sence is greatly noticed. The stories in English don’t quite seem the same because they aren’t told with the same aura of theatrics and life that she gave them. The loss of Mrs. Keller is felt especially hard since this is the first year without her. She was loved by all, and it still seems difficult to believe that she is no longer with us. At times it is hard to understand why she was taken, but: “Sometimes it’s hard to understand why these things have to be But we know that there arc reasons that we often cannot see. And we can only trust in God and know that in some way It's all a part of his great plan and we’ll understand some day.” Memorial 5 6 Mr. Seng. Mrs. Keller sjuodg Baseball Front Row: Brian Tucker, Eric Bennett. Phil Florey. Sean McQueen. Brian Cook. Steve Goad; Second Row: Chris Hampton. John DcLuca, Stacey Cole. Brian Rauch. Brian Finley. Shane Taylor. Chris Brandenburg, Coach Groothuis; Third Row: Mike Gass, Bub McCullough. Bill Lcashcr Jeff Hutchinson, Jeff Cumiskey. Cary Cole. Aaron McKinney. Ross McCullough. 8 Baseball Senior Baseball Ross McCullough Jeff Cumiskey Cary Cole Jeff Hutchinson Senior Baseball 9 Varsity Volleyball Stephanie Daily, Shelly Doss. Lisa Hennigh. Peggy Hartman, Lcsa Allsop, Coach Brandenburg, Karyn Frahm. Tracy Morgan. Shelly Brandenburg, Jeri Boyer, Shelly Taylor. Junior Varsity Volleyball Front Row: Kelly Ganaway, Chris Wools, Tammy Robinson: Row 2: Staci Hampton. Jocanna Curry, Patricia Schmidt. Paula Vocgcl; Row 3: Amy Howard. Stacey Hester. Sonya Stremming. Jody Schmitt. Krista Warren: Row 4; Lisa Hennigh, Sara Gass, Shelly Taylor. Shelly Doss. 10 Volleyball Senior Players Senior Players 11 Basketball Standing: Stewart Davis. Mike Gass. Mike Gicslcr, Cary Cole. Jeff Hutchinson. Jeff Cumiskcy. Eric Bennett. Brian Rauch. Roger Lowe; Kneeling: Managers Jim Hutchinson, Mark Luce. Brian Helton. Standing: Brian Tucker. Brian Rauch, Shane Taylor, Les Burgess. Chris Brandenburg, Stacy Cole, Brian Finley. Eric Bennett; Kneeling: Coach Roger Lowe. 12 Basketball Senior Players Senior Players 13 Cheerleaders Front Jerri Finney; Second row; Michele Bridges, Susie Manley. Amy White; Third row: Kim Connor, Tracy Morgan; Fourth row; Marla Mobcrley, Sara Gass; Top: Laura Montague. 14 Cheerleaders Senior Cheerleaders Michclc Bridges Susie Manley Senior Cheerleaders 15 Jodi Norton Amy White Season Summary Basketball Volleyball Moweaqua — 15-5 15-5 Stew-Stras 77-54 Tower Hill -9-15 15-44 15-11 Beecher City — 52-53 Shelbyville -6-15 15-10 10-15 Lovington — 72-40 Beecher City — 15-8 15-5 Shelbyville 60-68 Altamont — 15-2 15-5 Cowden-Herrick — 68-47 Sullivan — 15-2 15-12 Altamont — 62-55 T-Town -15-8 7-15 14-16 Stew-Stras — 48-26 Stew-Stras —7-15 15-17 Findlay — 67-68 Neoga — 15-13 15-1 Tower Hill — 78-43 St. Elmo — 15-7 15-7 T-Town — 52-78 Cumberland — 15-8 15-10 St. Elmo — 61-32 Cowden-Herrick— 15-13 15-12 Sullivan — 72-74 Brownstown —9-15 15-4 15-10 St. Anthony 58-68 St. Anthony — 15-1 15-5 Kansas — 85-60 Lovington — 15-7 15-6 Brownstown — 71-59 Mattoon — 10-15 15-8 10-15 Bethany — 59-51 Findlay 73-65 Pana Invitational Neoga — 53-74 Shelbyville Tournament Pana — 56-59 Argenta-Oreana — 52-54 NTC Tournament Beecher City — 46-65 Altamont — 71-70 DOT Cowden-Herrick — 58-62 Third Winning Season in a Row!!! Findlay — 7-44 Beecher City — 15-77 St. Anthony — 0-10 Beecher City 5-11 Altamont — 9-7 T-Town — 3-8 Stew-Stras — 8-5 Dictcrich — 7-4 Stew-Stras — 7-4 Witt — 11-4 Findlay — 12-4 Altamont — 6-12 Brownstown — 4-7 Neoga — 3-13 Moweaqua — 15-8 15-8 Virden -9-15 11-15 Nokomis — 5-15 15-13 15-7 NTC Tournament Cowden-Herrick— 10-15 15-6 15-8 St. Elmo -15-3 15-6 Stew-Stras —3-15 15-12 10-15 Regional Beecher City — 15-8 15-2 Newton — 15-4 15-10 Stew-Stras —3-156-15 8-6 for the season 16-6 for the Season 18 Box Scores Big Bucks Cast: Back Row: Shane Taylor, Susie Manley. Brian Tucker, Karen Daily, Gary Hortenstine; Front Row: Cindy Gaston. Jeff Hutchinson. Kristina Daily. Brian Tucker 20 School Play School Play 21 1983 Homecoming Royalty 22 Homecoming Queen and King 1983 Homecoming Attendants Duchess: Michclc Bridges Duke: Jeff Cumiskcy Duchess: Susie Manley Duke: Stewart Davis Duchess: Jodi Norton Duke: Mark Luce Marquise: l.esa Allsop Marquis: Aaron McKinney Countess: Lisa Hennigh Count: Sean Morgan Baroness: Stacey Hester Baron: Steve Goad Homecoming Attendants 23 Homecoming Snaps 2$ 26 Snaps We’re so excited! And away we go!!! Assuming the position?? Twilight Zone?!? Wherever you go, use the buddy system! Future Fanners of America Front Row: Mr. Sims. Advisor; Mark Luce, President; Michael Gass. Student Council Rep.; Ross McCullough. Reporter; Cary Cole. Secretary; Doug Thompson. Treasurer; Second Row: Brian Cook. Calvin Montgomery. Billy Cole. Travis Gass, Rusty Ard. Brian Beck. Krista Warren, Debbie Luce. Lisa Hennigh; Third Row: Chris Hampton, Brian Finley. Stacey Cole, Steve Goad. Stan Uphoff, Phil Florey, Mike Beem. Carrie Bryson. Beth Elson; Fourth Row: Eric Bennett. Vince Welsh. Bub McCullough. Billy Lcashcr, Aaron McKinney. Steve Borntrager. Coty Roberts; Fifth Row: Tony Allen, Edwin Voyles, Chris Brandenburg. Bill Carter; Not Pictured: Lcs Cook, Vice-President; Henry Hortenstine. Sentinel. Future Homemakers of America Front Row: Tracy Morgan. President; Amy Mowry. Vice-President; Diana Rauch. Second Vice-President; Beth Elson. Secretary; Shelly Taylor. Treasurer; Tonya Lawyer. Student Council Rep.; Karen Daily. Historian; Chris Wools. Public Relations; Shelly Doss. Point Counter: Kelly Beck. Recreation; Audrey Cameron. Recreation. Annette Stanley. Tray Party Chairman; Carrie Bryson. Peer Nutrition Expert; Second Row: Tammy Mathias. Janice Ingram. Debbie Rutledge. Tammy Robinson. Tina King. Wendy Nichols. Debbie Davis. Susie Manley; Third Row Mrs Lenz. Advisor; Carol Cooley. Jay Rutledge. Lon Stanley. Kim Pearcy. Staci Hampton. Stephanie Daily. JocannaCurry. Fourth Row: Stacy Hester. Jody Schmitt. Sonya Stremming. Kelly Gannaway. Lesa Allsop. Connie 28 F.F.A.-F.H.A. Stilabower; Fifth Row: Dollie Ohm. Patricia Schmidt. Pam Pryor, Rhonda Kidwcll Student Council Front Row: Jeff Hutchinson. Vice- President; Stewart Davis. President; Debbie Luce, Secretary; Second Row: Mike Gieslcr. Bub McCul- lough. Mike Gass. Darryl Pifer. Bri- an Rauch. Mark Luce; Third Row: Lisa Hcnnigh, Jody Schmitt. Lesa Allsop. Jerri Finney. Cindy Gaston. Karyn Frahm. Tracy Morgan. Kim Connor. Tonya Lawyer; Fourth Row: Jodi Norton. Amy White. Amy Mowry, Carol Bridges. Tammy Robinson. Michele Bridges. Karen Daily. Kristina Daily. Varsity Club Front Row Mark Luce. Hall of Fame Committee; Jeff Hutchinson. Activity Committee; Mike Gieslcr. Student Council Rep • Stewart Davis. Activity Committee; Karyn Frahm, President. Hall of Fame Committee; Mike Gass, Vice-President. Tracv Morgan. Secretary-Treasurer; Michele Bridges. Activity Committee; Susie Manley. Activity Committee; Second Row' Bill Lcasher, Ross McCullough. Shelley Brandenburg. Kim Pcarcy. Carrie Bryson. Peggy Hartman Lesa Allsop. Cary Cole Mr Oakley Advisor; Third Row; Tracy Schmitt. Aaron McKinney. Sara Gass. Lisa Henmgh. Jen Boyer. Krista Warren. Shells Taylor. Jocanna Curry. Cindy Gaston; Standing: Scott Shafer, Bub McCullough. Mike Beem. Jeff Cumiskcy. Rusty Ard. Clayton Hurst. Brian Beck. Roy Miller. Gary Hortenstine. Scott Carpenter. Amy White, Jodi Norton. Student Council Varsity Club 29 Front Row: Brian Helton. Mi- chele Bridges. President; Second Row: Mr. Groothuis, Kim Con- nor. Brian Finley, Amy White Secretary; Third Row: Brian Rauch. Brian Tucker, Stacy Cole, Carol Bridges. Jodi Nor- ton, Treasurer; Fourth Row: Bil- ly Cole, Brian Beck. Stewart Davis, Scan Morgan, Wayne Fox. Jeff Hutchinson, Vice- President; Top Row: Tracy Schmitt, Shane Taylor. Standing: Roger Sims, Mark Pifer. Cameron, Mrs. Hale, Tabby Black; Mrs. Hartman. Industrial Arts Librarians Audrey Seated: 30 IA Librarians Spanish Club Front Row: Mrs. Marsland, Kris- tina Daily, President; Cindy Gas- ton, Vice-President; Tracy Morgan. Secretary; Susie Manley, Treasur- er; Lisa Hennigh, Student Council; Second Row: Brian Rauch, Scan McQueen. Shane Taylor. Kelly Gannaway, Paula Voegel, Tammy Robinson. Jocanna Curry, Stewart Davis; Third Row: Kim Connor, Jody Schmitt. Debbie Luce. Shelly Taylor, Shelly Doss, Tabby Black, Laura Montague. Sara Gass, Sonya Stremming. Scholastic Team Front Row: Mark Pifcr, Debbie Luce; Second Row: Kris- tina Daily. Karen Daily, Gary Hortenstine, Mr. Wilhelm; Third Row: Cindy Gaston. Scott Shafer. Darryl Pifer, Brian Tucker. Jeff Cumiskcy. Roger Sims. Spanish Club Scholastic Team 31 The Band First Row: Cindy Gaston. Carrie Bryson. Eric Frahm, Librarian; Robin Hampton. Michele Eident, Jennifer Bennett, Jill Bennett, Mary Daily. Carol Cooley; Second Row: Kristina Daily. President; Gary Hortcnstinc, Kurt Stremming, Danny Nieves. Student Council Rep.; Karen Daily, Todd Ratliff, Bryan Hortcnstinc; Third Row: Chris Gcrgeni, Darryl Pifcr, Eric Bennett, Sec. Treas.; Amy Gaston. Librarian; Chad Carroll, Brian Tucker. Chris Hampton; Fourth Row: Phillip Florey, Sean McQueen, Brian Bennett. Steve Wallace, Sherry Voyles, Mrs. Bucsking. The Dance Band Front Row: Chris Gergcni. Karen Daily. Eric Bennett, Gary Hortenstinc; Middle Row: Mrs. Bucsking. Carol Cooley, Chad Carroll, Cindy Gaston, Kristina Daily. Darryl Pifer. Steve Wallace, Amy Gaston. Mary Daily; Back Row: Todd Ratliff, Scan McQueen. Bryan Hortenstine, Danny Nieves. Kurt Stremming. Brian Bennett. 32 Band Dance Band Chorus From Row: Amy Mowry. Stud. Coun. Rep.: Amy Howard. Sec.-Treas.; Rhonda Kidwell, Vice-Pres.; Mark Luce, Pres.; Kelly Gannaway! Paula Voegel. Musical Librarians.; Miss Diss. Advisor; Middle Row: Jill Normile. Sonya Stremming. Becky Beck. Kelly Beck. Pesha Tanner. Lesa Allsop. Debbie Rutledge. Carol Cooley. Mrs. Buesking: Back Row: Sean McQueen, Mike Sims, Steve Wallace. Scott Carpenter. Brian Tucker. Shane Taylor. Editors We, the editors of the 1984 Pow Wow would like to show our appreciation to the following people: Mrs. Vjars- land, who sat so patiently during our late night meetings; Kristina Daily, who provided us with a lot of the copy for the yearbook; Patricia Schmidt, who spent so many lonely hours up in the typing room trying to get the typesheets done; Tne 1984 Pow Wow staff, who showed up at the meetings even though they had to miss DALLAS and DYNASTY. , We would also like to thank Ernie Newberry for the superb job of taking pictures for the yearbook and WHS faculty for their patience and understanding while we ungraciously interrupted their classes. This yearbook shows you only a very small amount of time, but behing the people in these pfetures, there is a hope of what is to come and a fond memory of the past four years. Susie Manley. Mark Luce Chorus. Editors 33 Pow Wow Staff Shelly Taylor, Shelly Doss, Jerri Finney, Kim Connor. Karyn Frahm Gary Hortenstine. Shane Taylor. Jeff Cumiskey. Chris Hampton, Stew- art Davis Karen Daily, Laura Montague. Chris Wools Scott Shafer. Staci Hampton, Stephanie Daily. Patricia Schmidt 34 Pow Wow Staff Mr. Means and Mrs. Meador This year the school has been graced with the presence of a new administration. This administration consists of Harold Means, the district superintendent who also performs the duties of a principal at the grade school, and Alice T. Mea- dor, the high school principal. Their credentials are quite impressive. Mr. Means received his B.S. in Education in 1956 from Eastern Illinois Universi- ty. where he majored in P.E. and minored in social studies. He was granted his M.S. in Educational Administration from Eastern in 1968 and a Specialist in Educational Admin- istration in 1973. Mrs. Meador received her B.S. in Education and her MS. in Educational Administration from Eastern also. She also has the distinction of being the first woman principal at Windsor High School. That in itself is an important achieve- ment. With their impressive credentials and their past teaching experience, we are sure of the able capacity of these two individuals. Their ability to capably handle disturbing prob- lems has already been seen this year. We are quite pleased with our new administration and their handling of school policies. May they continue to do such a superb job. BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Brenda Baughcr. Richard Cole. Kenneth Daily: Standing: Jon Phipps. James Rcntfrow. Nancy Gass. Gene Goodwin. Orris Seng (Treasur- er). 36 Administration and School Board Uncertified Personnel Brian Tucker, Eric Sprehe. Barbara Paxton, cook; Mike Cole. Roy Miller, Judy Bridges, cook. Top: Jim Dona, Jack Owens. Glenn Sims, Dick Hite; Bottom: He- len Nohrcn. Elaine Stratton. Wilbur Wil- helm. J.R. Curry. Uncertified Personnel 37 Secretaries and Office Help Grace Moffct, Secretary; Susie Manley, Amy Howard. Rhonda Kidwell, Tanya Lawyer, Jodi Norton, Amy White. Lesa Allsop. Peggy Hartman, Jeri Boyer. Jocanna Curry. Tracy Morgan, Michele Bridges. Office Help. Darlene Jcnt Grace Moffct, Donna Vocgcl, Secretaries 38 Secretaries and Office Help Faculty Joann Brandenburg Annette Buesking Cindy Diss Faculty 39 Glenn Sims Emily Marsland Patricia Rose Lisa West Nancy Overmyer Candy Snow Sherry Tucker Tom Oakley I Wilbur Wilhelm 40 Faculty We're in the money, we’re in the peanut . Tardy again. Clyde? Track. Track, Track. Track! 42 Teachers’ Snaps Untimely Freshmen Front Row: Carol Bridges. Stu- dent Council Representative; Brian Rauch, President; Wilbur Wilhelm, Advisor; Second Row: John Galligan, Assistant Advi- sor; Tammy Robinson. Treasur- er; Jody Schmitt, Secretary; Kim Connor, Vice-President. Tony Allen Chris Brandenburg Carol Bridges Stacey Cole Kim Connor Brian Cook Brian Finley Phillip Florey Kelly Gannaway Freshmen 43 Steve Goad Chris Hampton Stacey Hester Janis Ingram Tammy Mathias Scan McQueen Calvin Montgomery Brian Rauch Tammy Robinson Jody Schmitt Sonya Stremming Shane Taylor Brian Tucker Paula Vocgel Edwin Voyles Vince Welsh 44 Freshmen Times-a-Wasting Sophomores Seated: Jerri Finney. Vice President; Bryan Helton. Treasurer; Sara Gass, Secretary; Debbie Luce, President; Standing: Coach Lowe. Advisor; Mrs. Tucker, Advisor; Darryl Pifer, Student Council Rep. Sophomores 45 Shelly Doss Jerri Finney Wayne Fox Sara Gass 46 Sophomores Wendy Nichols Krista Warren Dollic Ohm Darryl Pifer Debbie Rutledge Chris Wools Sophomores 47 Prompt Juniors Bub McCullough, Vice-president; Mr. Jones, Advisor; Shelly Taylor. Secretary; Mike Gass, President; Mr. Groothius, Advisor; Lesa Allsop, Student Council Representative; Peggy Hartman, Treasurer. Carrie Bryson Scott Carpenter Mike Cole Carol Cooley 48 Juniors Jocanna Curry Stephanie Daily Mike Gass I mmmmmmmm Beth Elson Mike Giesler Staci Hampton Peggy Hartman Amy Howard I I' ■- .mm Aaron McKinney Kim Pearcy Juniors 49 50 Juniors fijCrpiR -_N Has' (T SENIORS Jeff Cumiskey, Treasurer; Mrs Brandenburg. Advisor; Roger Sims. Secretary; Karyn Frahm. Student Council Rep.; Kristina Daily. Vice-President; Seated: Jeff Hutchinson. President. BRIAN BECK I A. Cl: 2,3.4; F.F.A.: 2,3.4; Track: 3,4; Transferred from Dietrich High School: I. JERI BOYER — F.H.A.: 1; Typing Award: 3; Scholastic Team: 1.2.3; Speech: 1,2.3; Pep Cl: 1.2; V.-Ball: 1,2.3.4; Jr Cla Play: 1.2.3;Track: 1; Varsity Cl.: 2,3.4; Statistician: 3. 54 Seniors MICHELE BRIDGES — Class Pres: 3; Stu- dent Coun: 3.4; Sr. Hall of Fame; Homecoming Queen Candidate; G.A.A.: I; Pep Club; I.A.; 1.2.3.4; U.N.I.A.A. 3.4; Sec.: 2; Pres. 4; Cheerleader: 3.4; Co-Capt.: 4; Batgirl 4. DYAN BURGESS - Pep Club: 1.2; F H A 1;G.A.A.: 1; Chorus: 1,2; Cheerleader: 2; Pres. Physical Fitness Award: 3; Senior Hall of Fame. CARY COLE F.F.A.: 1.2.3.4; Sec 4; Bas ketball: 1.2.3.4; Frec-throw Award: 3; Track: I; Varsity Club: 2,3,4; Spanish Club. 1; Pep Club 1,2; Senior Hall of Fame. LES COOK F.F.A.: 1.2,3.4; Vicc-Pres. 4; Basketball Mgr.: I; Baseball: 1,2. JEFF CUMISKEY Varsity Club 2,3.4; Baseball: 4; Basketball: 1.2,3,4; LA. Club: I; Scholastics Team: 2,3.4; Class St. Coun. Rep I; Class Trcas.: 3,4; Eco Team: 1,2,3.4; Home- coming King Cand: 4; Sr. Hall of Fame. KRISTINA DAILY Class St. Coun Rep : 1; Class V-Prcs.: 4; Class Treas.: 2; Homecom- ing Attend.: 3. Queen 4; School Plays: 1.2.3,4; Schol. Team: 2,3,4; St. Coun: 1,3,4; Spanish CL: 1,2, V-Prcs.: 3, Pres : 4; Band: 1,2,3, Pres 4; Basketball Stat.: 2,3,4; Nat. Honor Soc.: 2,3, V-Pres.: 4; Pow-Wow Staff: 3, Ed. Asst.: 4; Thespian 2.3,4; Bio. Award: 3; English Award 2; Sr. Hall of Fame; III. State Scholar. Seniors 55 CINDY GASTON — G A A : I; Spanish Club: 1,2,3,4; Vicc-Prcs 4; V-Ball: I; B-Ball: 2; B-Ball Slat: 1,4; Play: 1,2,3.4; Thespian: 1,2.3.4; National Honor Soc.: 3.4; Varsity Club: 3.4; Speech Club: 2,3,4; Student Coun. Rep.: 2; Points Recorder: 3; Band: 1.2,3,4; Scholastic Team: 3,4; Pow Wow Staff: 3.4; Video Films: 3.4; Voice of WHS: 3.4 THRRY HARRIS — I A : I; F.F.A.: 2; Cho- rus: I; Sr. Hall of Fame. HENRY HORTENSTINE — F.F.A.: 1.2,3.4; Sr. Hall of Fame. CLAYTON HURST — Art Award: 2,3.4; Track. 3,4; I.A. Club. I; Spanish Cl. 4. 56 Seniors STEWART DAVIS LA. Club: 1.2.3.4; Spanish Cl.: 1.2; Basketball: 1.2,3,4; Varsity Cl.: 2,3,4; V-Pres 2; St. Coun.: 1,2,3; V-Pres.. 4; Pres.; Class V-Pres.: 1,3; Pow Wow Photog. 4; Cross Country; 2; Co-Capt. 2; Track: 1.2.3.4; NTC Champ: 1.2,3; Bronze Medal: 3; Sr Hall of Fame: Sr. King Cand. KARYN FRAHM Basketball: 2; Track: 1; Spanish Cl: 2; St. Coun Rep.: 2; V-Ball; 1,2,3, Capt. 4; V-Ball All-Conference: 3,4; F.H.A.: I, Varsity Cl.: 2.4; Pres. Physical Fit. Award: 3,4; Speech Cl. I; St. Coun.: 1.2,4; Homecoming Attend.: 2; Pow Wow: 4; Varsity Cl.; Hall of Fame Rep.: 4; Sr. Hall of Fame. JEFF HUTCHINSON - Cl. Pres : 1,2,4; Play: 2,3,4; IA Cl.: 1.2.3,4; V-Pres : 4; Treas : 2.3; Span. Cl.: 2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honor Soc.: 2,3,4; Pres.: 3; Stud. Coun.: 1.2,3,4; Treas.: 3; V-Pres.: 4; Thesp.: 2,3,4; Vars. Cl.: 2,3,4; Pep Cl.: 1.2; Baseball: 1.2,3,4; Sp. Cl.: 2.3,4; Pres.: 3; Homecoming King: 4; Sr Hall of Fame: JOL'RN. GAZETTE All- Star Student. RHONDA KIDWELL — F.H.A.: 1.4; Pep Cl.: 1,2; Chorus: 1.2,4; Volleyball Slat: 1; Sen- ior Hall of Fame. MARK LUCE — FFA: 1,2,3,4; Star Chapter Farmer: 3; Jr. Pres.: 3; Pres.: 4; St. Chor.: 1,2,3; Nat. Chor. Applicant: 3; Sect, and St. Judging Team: 1,2,3,4; Chor.: 1.2,3,4; V-Pres.: 1.3; Pres. 4; St. Solo. Duct, Ensemble 1st PI.: 1,2.3; Var. CL: 2.3.4; Stu. Coun.: 1,2,3.4; Cl. Treas.: 1; Homecoming King Can.: 4; Pow-Wow: 3.4; Co-Ed.: 4. SUSIE MANLEY — Cheerleader: 1.2,3.4; Co-Capt. 4; Sp. CL: 2.3.4; Vars. CL: 3.4; Span. CL: 2.3.4; Sec.: 3; Treas 4; FHA: 1.2,3,4; Sec.: 2; Play: 2.3,4; Thespian. 2,3,4; Schol. Team: 1,2,3; Pow-Wow: 2,3,4; Co-Ed.: 4; Sr. Home- coming Alt.: 4; Sr. Hall of Fame. ROSS McCULLOUGH — Baseball: 1,4; Track: 2; Eco Team: 1.2,3,4; Var. CL: 2,3.4; FFA: 1.2.3.4; Star Greenhand: I; Star Sopho- more: 2; Jr. Off: 3; Reporter: 4; Senior Hall of Fame. JILL NOR MILE — Jr Play: I; Sr. Play; 2; FHA: 1.2.4; Speech Club: 1.2.3.4; Thespian: I; Homecoming Att.: I; GAA: 1; Pep Club: 1.2; Senior Hall of Fame. Seniors 57 JODI NORTON — GAA; 1; Pep Cl.: 1,2,; Span. Cl.: 1,2; Prog. Ch.: 1,2; Batgirl: 1.2,4; Cheerleader: 1,2,3,4; Co-Capt.: 4; Track: 1; Volleyball: 2; Cl. See.: 2;Stud. Coun. Rep.: 3,4; Vars. Cl.: 2,3,4; St. Coun.: 1,2,3; IA Cl.: 1,2,3.4; See. Treas.: 4; Pari.: 2; Pari. - Sec.. 3; Nat. Honor Soc.: 2,3.4; Pres. Phys. Fitness Award: 3; Senior Hall of Fame; Senior Home- coming Attendant. MARK PIFF.R Scholastic Team: 3,4; I A: 1. PAM PRYOR — FHA: 1,2,3,4; Chorus: 1; Pep Club: I. DIANA RAUCH — Chorus: I.2.3.4; FHA: 1.2.3.4; Recreation Chairman: 2; Second Vice- President: 3. PATRICIA SCHMIDT — FHA: 4; Volley- ball: 4; Pow Wow Staff: 4; Varsity Club: 4. TRACY SCHMITT - Basketball Manager: 2.3; Statistician: 1; Track Manager: 3,4; 1A Club: 1.2,3,4; Pep Club: 1,2; Varsity Club: 3,4; Class Vice-President: 2. 58 Seniors ROGER SIMS — Class Secretary 4; Pep Club: 1.2; School Plays: 3,4; Spanish Club: 1.2. CONNIE STILABOWER FHA: I.2.3.4; GAA: 1; Speech Club: 1,2; School Plays: 1,2. AMY WHITE — Cheerleader: 1,3,4; Co- Capt .: 4 Pep Club: 1.2; Spanish Club: 1,2; Re- porter 2; I A: 1.2,3.4; Stud. Coun Rep : 4; Vol- leyball: 2; Track: 1.2; Vars. Cl.: 2.3,4; Class See.: 3; Pres. Phys. Fitness Award: 2,3.4; Typ- ing Award: 3;GAA: 1; Balgirl: 1.4; Senior Hall of Fame. LORI STANLEY — Pep Club: 1,2; Spanish Club. 4; FHA: 1,3,4; GAA: I; Librarian: 1. 7 Seniors 59 Senior Hall of Fame Most Likely to Succeed: Jeff Hutchinson, Kristina Daily Prettiest Smile: Stewart Davis. Jodi Norton Best All Around: Susie Manley, Jeff Cumiskey Most Talented: Amy White. Mark Luce 60 Senior Hall of Fame Senior Hall of Fame Best Dressed: Karyn Frahm, Mark Luce Most Athletic: Jeff Hutchinson, Karyn Frahm Prettiest Hair: Ross McCullough. Michele Bridges Most Reliable: Kristina Daily. Roger Sims Senior Hall of Fame 61 Senior Hall of Fame Biggest Flirt: Cary Cole and Susie Manley- Class Clown: Terry Haris and Jill Normilc Biggest Airhead: Prettiest Eyes: Henry Hortcnstinc and Rhonda Kidwell Stewart Davis and Dyan Burgess 62 Senior Hall of Fame Exchange Student Hi i My year here at Windsor High Schorl is new, unfortunately, over. I really enjoyed staying here at your school and I will miss y u a lot when I'm back in Germany. 3ut I'll cone back, 6oraetir.es...... For those who don't know, I'm a German exchange student. My h metown is Duesseldirf, a big city of about 600,000 inhabitants. It had been quite a chance to come to such a small town as Windsor, but I sure enjoweo. it. here in Windsor I stayed with Howard and Irene Gaston. They have been great parents to me during this year. 1 would like to thank everybody who helped me during this year with explaining words and driving me ar und since I'm not allowed to drive. I Must finish this short letter now. I c uld write pager to you, but let me say THANK Y-JU again and goodbye. A Friend Forever, f fi, 1 f L 2 Patricia Patricia 63 64 Senior Snaps Senior Snaps A Qene Hamilton Own f-M«n 9 f Hamilton Cleaners 1104 lakeland Boulevard Mstloon Illinois |l|9« Phon« 2J4J831 Stubblefield Inc. 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 S Buick — Pontiac — GMC Trucks 1320 Jackson (West) Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Phone: (217) 728-4366 BARKER BROS IMPL CO. m SHELBYVIUE ILLINOIS When Only the Finest Will Do Gutty Formal Rental Co. The Sullivan Pharmacy 102 East Harrison Sullivan. Illlnoia Phon� 728-7121 KENNY BARKER 4 CHARLES BARKER BUS (2171 74 4508 Partners HOME (2171 7744508 Easy Glider Skate Center Open 7 days a week 1015 W. Jackson 217-728-8746 We want you just for fun The Pharmacy FIELDS WRIGHT MEDICAL CENTER 2 West Adams Phone 728 8363 CORLEY INTERNATIONAL, INC. State Routes 121 and 32 Sullivan, Illinois 61931 66 Advertisements Family Shoe Center 3 RSI SAT IOWI B h OF SULLIVAN. ILLINOIS West Side of Square Sullivan, II. 61951 Phone: 217-728-7732 Vi e do more for people 412 S. Hamilton Sullivan. IL Phone: 728-7358 1st National Bank — Sullivan Best Wishes from Tom West, Inc. Chevrolet — Oldsmobile — Cadillac 107 East Jackson Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Bus.: 217-728-4338 Extra Care Service At No Extra Cost •Prescriptions Gifts •Fannie May Candies •Cosmetics «Hallmark Cards Schilling and Sloan, Inc. KAREX DRIVE-UP DILLOW DRUGS Downtown 1218«. Main Shelby ville Highway 45 South Mattoon, Illinois David and Dwight Schilling Managers Phone: (217) 234-6478 Advertisements 67 Football. Basketball. Baseball. All Types of Sport Equipment and Trophies I) TO Z SPORTS CENTER Broadway Mattoon. II. 6 I 938 Bud. Brad. Kris Diepholz Phone: 234-3691 Johnstowne mall SHELBYVILLE. ILLINOIS 62565 CORNER DRUG INC. 200 E. Main St. Shelby ville, II, 774-2109 EB MOBY’S 1606 Broadway Mattoon, IL Phone: 234-4166 Neely Ford-Mercury Inc. TOTAL HARDWARE CoaSt tO CoaSt Shclbyvillc. Illinois Williams Equipment. Inc. LH' Me Shop Shclbyvillc. Illinois Phone (217) 774-2159 133 E. Main Shelbyville, Illinois Boys Girls sizes Infants to 14 BIG A AUTO PARTS Shelbyville Auto Parts, Inc. 1511 West Main Shelbyville. Illinois 62565 Phone (217) 774-2139 24 hr. Service Moschenrose Jewelers — Jewelry Design — Diamond Setting Fine Jewelry and Watch Repair Class Rings Joe Moschenrose Ph. (217) 728-8551 Mike Moschenrose On the Square Sullivan. Illinois 61987 68 Advertisements WINDSOR STAR MARKET Maine Street Windsor, IL Phone 459-2066 Windsor Insurance Services Inc. Phone: 459-2356 “Serving You Is Our Business” 1010 Maine Windsor, Illinois 61957 Gary Philippi Dee Lindenmeyer Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 70 Advertisements ic Sac George Rutledge Oldsmobile-Cadillac, Inc. 2116 Lakeland Blvd. Mattoon, Illinois 61938 Phone: 258-6461 258-6462 Would Appreciate Your Business The Seving piece‘ K-mart says Congratulations to the Class of 1984!!! Best of Luck in Your Future Endeavors We’ve Got it and We’ve Got it Good Best Wishes From Your Friends At First National Bank ifuFvfiSsionu Three Locations: 1515 Charleston 15th and Walbash Cross County Mall Bow Arrou Pro Shop Bowhuntcrs Headquarters JOE HOIN Owner - NFAA Pro 1217� 258-6441 1711 Charleston Ave. Mattoon. IN. 61938 CAbiNET Corner Design Specialists 712 Charleston Ave. Mattoon. IL 61938 Mattoon, Illinois Hagens Family Pharmacy Member F.D.LC. 8 East Harrison Street North Side of Square Sullivan. Illinois 61951 Phone: 217-728-7388 Advertisements 71 Curtis Matties _- . • ,g . - '. 2 +% 1_i-vi..-:.■■ -« Mint:n . tci rvviQinw . Atinio Curtis Mathes Sales Service Mattoon, IL Phone: 234-8017 Video Sales Rental Video Tape Library We Send All of Our Best Wishes To The Graduates of Windsor High School From The Mattoon JOURNAL GAZETTE Wake Up With A Friend Wake Up With The Journal” 72 Advertisements Compliments of: WINDSOR STATE BANK Jane Rentfrow Robert Pierce Janie Cook Member of FDIC Randy McQueen Phyllis Sexson Connie King Doris Giesler Advertisements 73 ICi .e ILLINOIS CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE COMPANY People and Technology . . . Working for YOU There is absolutely no service need too simple for us to handle. Some companies handle only ihe big service jobs, or big customers. Not your phone company. We provide friendly dedicated service to every one of our customers. Plus the latest advancements in the telephone industry. MOBERLEY GRAIN Gays, IL 61928 74 Advertisements JAMES O FINKS JR MANAGE bftbrferis ¥ iEWELl � OF DISTINCTION Wt 1 06 E Main Street 217-774-404 1 SMCLBYVILLE IL 62565 Western Auto 1108 Maine Street Windsor, IL 459-2669 Jacob’s Kountry Kitchen Home of the Belgium Waffle Windor, IL. Home Cooked Meals Jacob Bontrager (owner) WARREN GRAIN, INC. R.R. 1 Windsor, IL 61957 Phone: 217-459-2252 Advertisements 75 ( tyhuoeA. K Qi[t J Professional Service With A Personal Touch WINDSOR gBU £6ea 3C SUPPLY • 1313 Indiana Ave. WINDSOR, ILLINOIS COMPANY Phone 459-2646 HOURS Tuesday - Saturday 9:00 - 5:00 Denham Sales and Service For the best Rt. 16-Windsor, IL in (Bus) 217 459-2713 Hardware, (Home) 217 644-3137 Housing Building Supplies NORGAS RPROPANE A promise you can count on. Cpp. Lee Slater 1417 Maine Phone: 459-2141 1201 Maine St. Windsor, IL WINDSOR MOBIL 459-2323 1303 Kentucky Claude Goad Phone: 459-2512 76 Advertisements Congratulations Class of 83 Dave and Mary Gheradini Owner� : ' J SUSAN JURGENS 1002 Maine Street S SCOTT MAYER Windsor, IL. 61957 A, 12171 459-2727 H CONNECTION Bnnd Name Clothing For Leu Windsor Pub Windsor IL. KAISER AG CHEMICALS Windsor. IL Mat toon Thrifty Drug Co. 1632 Broadway Mattoon, IL 61938 Ph: 235-0521 Free Prescription Delivery LEADING IN FASHIONS - TOPMOST IN OUALITY Amerilla s Fashions Shclbyvillc. IL 62565 217-774-4914 and Mattoon BRUD’S SPORTING GOODS 1018 Maine Street Windsor, IL 61957 School Sales, Sporting Equip., Fishing Equip., and Trophies SHELBY COUNTY NEWS-GAZETTE Shelby County � L r|nl Weekly Newspaper Subscriptions: $8.50 a Year Advertising Rates on Request 1020 Maine Avenue V md or. Illinois 6 19ST Phone 4S9-2I21 Patrons K.C. Summers Buick — Toyota — GMC Mattoon, IL Chet's Auto Center (Chet Chapel) Harold E. Shores Jewelers Mattoon. IL phone: 459-2417 Denton and Barrett Whirlpool Appliances Sullivan Windsor. IL Advertisements 77 THE GREAT highway performers BILL RASMUSSEN CHEVROLET, INC. Mattoon — Illinois J€RRV L. HASTINGS, D.D.S., LTD. WIllIRM D. HflVlIK, D.M.D. 1017 Broadway Mattoon, Illinois 61938 Phone: (217) 235-0391 Fields-Wright Medical Center 2 W. Adams Sullivan, Illinois 61951 (217) 728-8316 OK JOBBERS, INC. Automotive Industrial Supplies 421 South Fifth Sullivan. Illinois 61951 (217) 728-7378 ,o?S Windsor Athletic Booster Club Eleanor’s Doll House 618 Broadway Windsor, IL Phone: 459-2388 Pleasing You — Pleasing Us SHORT Furniture Co, Inc. Shelbyville 774-3917 Litchfield — Neoga —Charleston PILSON fiCITO CENTER 21st CHARLESTON MRTT00N, ILL PH. 234-6461 78 Advertisements BENNETT TIRE COMPANY Complete Tire Service Finest in Car, Truck and Tractor Service Warehouse, Distributor Windsor, Illinois Phones: 459-2115 459-2104 Bridges Sales and Services Congratulates the Class of 1984! Illinois’ Largest Leer Topper Dealer Quality Toppers, Truck, Lawn Equipment Windsor, Illinois Advertisements 79 Personal Ads Good Luck, Class of 84! Gaddis Ins. Agency Congratulations and Best Wishes to Jodi Amy the Class of 84! Ken. Bev. Kent, and Terri We made it, Amy! Congratulations and Best Wishes to you always. May all your Dreams come true! A.B.F.A. Jodi To my best buddy, Michele, Congratulations and Good Luck! Tracy Best Wishes to the Class of 84, especially Karyn, Jeri, Mark and Stew, Congratulations, Patricia, I told you American schools were easy! Love, Susie Good Luck to the “Class of 84“ A special thanks to Suz, Good-bye to Patricia (Trisha), and Best Wishes to my closest friends. Finally, to Ross and Cary, my fellow State Farmers, we went out in style. Love, Mark Good Luck to the class of '84 and Best Wishes for a bright future, Mark. Love, Mom and Deb Way to go. Trig Class of 84!!! (Girt) Ross, Patricia, Hutch, Kristina, Mark L., Cindy, Stewart, Michele, and Mark P. I hope the world can handle you! Jeri, Kristina, Karyn, Cin- dy, Susie. Pam, Cary, Cuma, Terry, Hutch, Mark, and Ross. Best of luck, Angie Congratulations! Jeff C, Stewart, Cary, Terry, Mark L., Susie, Kristina, and Twinkie: Jodi, Amy, and Michele! Good Luck. Laura Congratulations: Cary. Jeff, Susie and Kristina! Dick, Judy and Meg Montague, Steve and Nancy Bridges Good Luck, Kristina, and the class of 84. You’ll need it! Mr. Mrs. Ken Daily and Family Congratulations, Jeff, and the class of “84“ Love, Peggy Bullcrman Congratulations Seniors! Claude, Norma, Sandra, ’ Steve Congratulations: Cary, Susie, Mark, Kristina, Cindy, and Cuma. Love Meg Congratulations, Cary and the class of 84! Love, Mom, Dad, Stacy, andJennifer. Good Luck, Cindy, Mark, Twinkie, Terry, Jeff C., and Tee- ny. Love, Karen Congratulations to the seniors, especially Rhonda K., Diana R., Cindy G„ and Kristina D. Gary Hortenstime Congratulations Kristina and the class of ’84. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Daily Congratulations and Best Wishes to Cary and the Class of 84. The Preston Bennett Family Congratulations, Jeff! With all our love. Mom, Dad, Jamie and Nicki ‘Viel Gluck! (Good Luck), Class of 84. See you next year. Suz. Love and friends always, Patricia Congratulations and Best wishes: Wiggles, Susie, Kristin Cindy, Patricia, Hutch, Mark, Cuma, Stewart, and......... CARY! Love always, Karyn Congratulations, Susie, Patricia, Mark, Cary, and the Clas of 84! Love, Lisa Good Luck to the Class of 84!!Pat and Judy Phipps Congratulations, Mark and Susie. The Noel Helton Famil Congratulations, Michele. We are really proud of you. Mom Dad, and Carol The struggle is over! We love ya, Henry! Mother Dad Stew, Good Luck in whatever you do! Love, Mom and Kelly Jo Jeff, Congratulations, and remember I Love You! Jerri Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Cheer leaders! From your summertime roomies Jeff, Good Luck and Stay out of trouble! Love, Steve, Deb bie, Les and Jerome Congratulations. Charlie, you made it. Good Luck in you future! Mom, Dad, Darrell, Billie, Abbie, Jim Congratulations, Cindy and Kristina. Mom and Dad Gastoi Congratulations Karyn, looks like you finally made it. Mora Dad, Tim and Denise 80 Personal Ads All in A Year’s Time Moments of Tenderness Seconds of Excitement Minutes of Frustration Years of Enjoyment Snaps 81 In Loving Memory .. . Richard Phillip Hile. Jr. December 7, 1963 — February 22. 1984 Dick, or Dickie, as he was probably better known, was a 1983 graduate of Windsor High School. His biggest dis- tinction was in the field of F.F.A. He was always proud of that organization and all involved with it. He won many awards in the fields of agriculture including Star Green- hand, Star Sophomore, Star Chapter Farmer and Star Senior. He was first in both the recycling program and the soil judging team. He willingly served our local chapter and his section both as an officer and a worker. He was reporter and vice-president of the school’s chapter and was named Section 19’s treasurer last year, which was quite an honor. He won many more awards that are too numerous to count, but they were very important to him. Not only did he work enthusiastically for F.F.A.. but he was also a member of the Pep Club for two years, a basketball player for one year, a member of the Chess Club and was voted Most Dependable by his senior class. He felt that religion should be an important part of one’s life, and he himself attended the Ash Grove Christian Church. What really made Dick (Dickie) so special was his personality. He was a truly good and sweet person. He always worked so hard to please everyone and never harmed a single person, and he succeeded quite magnifi- cently. He was one that could always be relied upon to do whatever task needed to be done. He leaves behind many people that he loved and who loved him also. R.D.P.. J.M.S. and K.L.D. especially remember Dick, the many memories, and how much they love him. His life will never be lost because it has become a part of our memories. Those memories can never be touched, changed or marred by others. His life can now be com- pared to a favorite book or a corsage pressed between the pages of that book that when seen, causes the memories to come floating back evergreen and ever vivid. Few can forget such a wonderfully special and loving person whose life was so short but yet so meaningful. “Through this toilsome world, alas Once and only once I pass; If a kindness 1 may show. If a good deed I may do To a suffering fellow man. Let me do it while I can. No delay, for it is plain I shall not pass this way again.” This seemed to personify Dick’s life so well, and what a good life it was. I love you, Dick, very much and always will. The memo- ries we have shared are something that I will cherish forever!! Love, Kristina 82 Dickie Allen, Tony 28, 29, 43 Allsop, Lesa 10, 23, 28, 29, 33, 38,48 Ard, Rusty 28, 29, 45 Baugher, Brenda 36 Beck. Becky 33, 45 Beck. Brian 20, 28, 29, 30, 54 Beck. Kelly 28, 33, 45 Bcem, Mike 28, 29, 48 Becm, Rick 48 Bennett, Eric 8, 12, 28, 32, 45 Black, Tabby 20, 30, 31, 35 Borntrager, Steve 28 Boyer, Jeri 10, 11, 29, 38, 54 Brandenburg, Chris 8, 12, 28, 43 Brandenburg, Mrs. JoAnn 10, 39, 54 Brandenburg, Shelley 10, 29, 48 Bridges, Carol 29, 30, 43, 55 Bridges, Judy 37 Bridges, Michele 14, 15, 23, 29, 30, 38. 61 Bryson, Carrie 28, 29, 32, 48 Buesking. Mrs. Annette 32, 33, 39 Bullerman, Harold 37 Burgess, Dyan 55, 62 Burgess. Les 12, 45 Burgess, Paul 45 Cameron, Audrey 28, 30, 45 Carpenter, Scott 29, 33, 48 Carter, Bill 28 Cole, Billy 28, 30, 46 Cole, Cary 8.9, 12, 13, 28, 29, 55,62 Cole, Mike 37, 48 Cole, Richard, Jr. 36 Cole, Stacy 8, 12, 28, 30, 43 Connor, Kim 14, 29, 30, 31, 34, 43 Cooley, Carol 28, 32, 33, 48 Cook, Brian 8, 28, 43 Cook, Les 28, 55 Cumiskey, Jeff 8, 9, 12, 13, 23, 29, 31, 34, 54. 55, 60 Curry, Jocanna 10, 28, 29, 31, 38, 48 Curry, Joe 37 Daily, Karen 20,28,29,31,32,34,46 Daily, Mr. Kenneth 36 Daily, Kristina 20, 22, 29, 31, 32, 33, 54, 55, 60, 61 Daily, Stephanie 10, 28, 34, 49 Davis, Debbie 20, 28, 46 Davis, Stewart 12, 13, 23, 29, 30, 31, 34, 56, 60, 62 DeLuca, John 8, 46 Diss, Miss Cindy 33, 39 Dona, Jim 37 Doss, Shelly 10, 28, 31. 34. 46 Elson, Beth 28, 49 Finley. Brian 8, 12, 28, 30, 43 Finney, Jerri 14, 29, 34, 45, 46 Florey, Phillip 8, 28, 32, 43 Frahm, Karyn 10, 11, 29, 34, 54, 56, 61 Fox,Wayne 30, 46 Galligan, Mr. John, Jr. 39, 43 Gannaway, Kelly 10, 28, 33, 43 Gass, Mike 12, 28, 29, 45, 49 Gass, Nancy 36 Gass, Sara 10, 14, 29, 31, 46 Gass, Travis 28 Gaston, Cindy 20, 29, 31, 32, 56 Giesler, Mike 8, 12, 29, 49 Goad, Steve 8, 23, 28, 44 Goodwin, Gene 36 Groothuis, Mr. Nik 8, 30, 39 Hale, Mrs. Ginger 30 Hampton, Chris 8, 28, 34, 44 Hampton, Staci 10, 28, 34, 49 Harris, Terry 56, 62 Hartman, Mrs. Maude 30, 39 Hartman, Peggy 10, 29, 38, 49 Helton, Bryan 12, 30, 45, 46 Hennigh, Lisa 10, 23, 28, 29, 31, 46 Hester, Stacey 10, 23, 28, 44 Hite, Dick 37 Hortenstine, Gary 20, 29, 31, 32, 34, 46 Hortenstine, Henry 28, 56, 62 Howard, Amy 10, 33, 49 Hurst, Clayton 56 Hutchinson, Jeff 8, 9, 12, 13, 20, 22, 29, 30, 54, 57, 60, 61 Ingram, Janice 28, 44 Jent, Mrs. Darlene 38 Jones, Mr. Larry 48 Keller, Mrs. Nona Belle 5, 6 Kidwcll, Rhonda 28, 33, 38, 57, 62 King, Tina 20, 28, 46 Lawyer, Tonya 28, 29, 38, 49 Leasher, Bill 8, 28. 29, 49 Lenz, Mrs. Patsy 28, 39 Lowe, Mr. Roger 12, 39, 45 Luce, Debbie 28, 29, 31, 46 Luce. Mark 12,13,23,28.29, 33,57, 60, 61 Manley, Susie 14, 15, 20, 23, 20, 23, 28, 29, 31, 33, 57, 60, 62 Marsland, Mrs. Emily 31, 33, 40 Mathias, Tammy 28, 44 Meador, Mrs. Alice 36 Means, Mr. Harold 36 McCullough, Bub 8, 28, 29, 49 McCullough, Ross 8,9, 28. 29, 57,61 McKinney, Aaron 8, 23, 28, 29, 49 McQueen, Sean 8, 31, 32, 33, 44 Miller, Roy 29, 37, 49 Moberley, Marla 14, 46 Moffet, Mrs. Grace 38 Montague, Laura 14, 20, 31, 34, 46 Montgomery, Calvin 28, 44 Morgan, Sean 23, 30, 46 Morgan, Tracy 10, 14, 28, 29, 31, 38, 49 Mowry, Amy 28, 29, 33, 49 Myers, John 37 Nichols, Wendy 28, 47 Nohren, Helen 37 Normile, Jill 33, 57, 62 Norton, Jodi 15,23,29,30,38, 58,60 Oakley, Mr. Tom 29, 40 Ohm, Dollie 28, 47 Overmeyer, Mrs. Nancy 40 Owens, Jack 37 Paxton, Barbara 37 Pearcy, Kim 28, 29, 49 Phipps, Jon 36 Pifer, Darryl 29, 31, 32, 45, 47 Pifer, Mark 30, 31, 58 Pryor, Pam 28, 58 Rauch, Brian 8,12, 29, 30, 31,43,44 Rauch, Diana 28, 58 Rentfrow, Mr. James 36 Robinson, Tammy 10, 28, 29, 31, 43, 44 Rose, Mrs. Patty 40 Rutledge, Debbie 28, 33, 47 Rutledge, Jay 28, 50 Schmidt, Patricia 10, 28, 33, 58, 63 Schmitt, Jody 10, 28, 29, 31, 43, 44 Schmitt, Tracy 20, 29, 30, 58 Seng, Mr. Orris 4, 6, 36 Shafer, Scott 29, 31, 34, 50 Sims. Mr. Glenn 28, 37, 40 Sims, Mike 33, 50 Sims, Roger 30, 31, 54, 59, 61 Snow, Miss Candy 40 Sprehe, Eric 37, 50 Stanley, Annette 28, 50 Stanley, Lori 28, 59 Stilabower, Connie 28, 59 Stratton, Mrs. Elaine 37 Stremming, Sonya 10, 28, 31, 33, 44 Tanner, Pesha 33 Taylor, Shane 8, 12, 20, 30, 31, 33, 34, 44 Taylor, Shelly 10, 28, 29, 31, 34, 44, 48, 50 Thompson, Doug 28, 50 Tucker, Brian 8, 12, 20, 30, 31, 32, 33. 37, 44 Tucker, Mrs. Sherry 40, 45 Uphoff, Stan 28 Van Ostran, Matt 59 Voegel, Paula 10, 31, 33, 38, 44 Voyles. Edwin 28, 44 Wallace, Steve 32, 33, 50 Warren, Krista 10, 28, 29, 47 Welsh, Vince 28. 44 West. Miss Lisa 40 White, Amy 14,15, 29, 30, 38, 59,60 Wilhelm, Mr. Wilbur 31, 37, 40. 43 Wools, Chris 10, 34, 47 Index 83 When the last locker closes and the processional is played at graduation, many will say, “See you next year, but for thirty people it will be “good-bye and “good luck. These people, who have spent the last twelve years of their lives preparing for what is yet to occur, will leave the halls of WHS. In the next three years this occasion will come to pass for everyone in this high school. It is our hope that through these pages you can recall all of the experiences, classes, and dances that you have been a part of. Each and every one of these memories will always be a part of our lives, and it happened “All in the Year's Time . As years go by, we realize The memories that we share are in the halls of Windsor High With the ones for whom we care. In those months of Homework We found time for friends Made everlasting friendships Which we hope will never end. Weeks of “Mondays trudged on by, But the Fridays always came. Basketball players practice hard for the big Homecoming game. Day by day and class by class. School comes to an end. We look forward to summer fun and flowing with the trend. Moments pass as weeks seem long; Our many memories are almost gone. These years of our lives cannot be beat Our high school years are now complete. 84 Closing Page Annual Awards Mark Luce. National Math E|son Bjo,og Award Jeff Cumiskey. Social Studies Terry Harris. 12 years perfect at- Exam Award tendance Michele Bridges. Math Award Kristina Daily. Jeff Hutchinson: Student of the Year Award. President's Academic Fitness Award Kristina Daily: English. Spanish. Chemistry Awards Tina King. FHA Section Treasurer Shelley Brandenburg. VB Best Performance; Stephanie Daily. VB Serving Award Honors Band Award. Gary Hor- tcnstinc Annual Awards I Amy White. Advanced Typing Award; Beth Elson, Typing Award; Jeri Boyer. Shorthand Award; Kristina Daily. Accounting Award FHA State Convention: Jocanna Curry. Kim Pcarcy, Janis Ingram. Tammy Robinson. Stacey Hester. Jodi Schmitt. Sonya Stremming NOT PICTURED: Clayton Hurst. Art Award; Diana Rauch. Home Economics Award; Roger Sims, Librarian Award Patricia Schmidt. FFA Honorary Chapter Sweetheart; Any White, Industrial Arts Award Karyn Frahm, FFA Chapter Sweetheart Agriculture Awards: Front: Cary Cole. State Farmer; Ross McCullough. State Farmer. Foundation Award; Mark Luce. State Farmer. DeKalb Outstanding Senior, Star Farmer; Back: Chuck Cooper. Ameri- can Farmer; Les Cook: Richard Hite, Jr., Memorial Award; Debbie Luce. Star Soph- omore; Chris Hampton. Star Greenhand; Doug Thompson. Star Jr. Ch. Farmer 2 Annual Awards Scholastic Team: Front: Shelly Doss; Brian Tucker; Jeff Cumiskey; Scott Shafer; Karen Daily; Back Mr. Wilhelm; Kristina Daily; Mark Pifer; Peggy Hartman; Gary Hortenstine; Cindy Gaston; Darryl Pifer; Debbie Luce National Honor Society: Front: Mike Gass; Stewart Davis; Jeff Hutch- inson; Back: Susie Manley; Karyn Frahm; Jeri Boyer; Michelle Bridges; Cindy Gaston; Tracy Morgan; Amy White; Jodi Norton; Kristina Daily Physical Fitness Awards: Stewart Davis; Mike Gass; Mike Giesler Diane Witwicki Award: Shelley Brandenburg; Lisa Hennigh; Tracy Morgan Physical Fitness Awards: Front: Lesa Allsop; Shelly Taylor; Kim Pearcy; Staci Hampton; Back: Karyn Frahm; Jodi Norton; Amy White; Lisa Hennigh; Sara Gass; Janis Ingram; Peggy Hart- man; Shelly Doss; Tracy Morgan; Shelley Brandenburg; Front: Mike Giesler — Gold Medal: Back: Clayton Hurst — Silver Medal: Stewart Davis — Bronze Medal Annual Awards 3 Best wishes for continued success to the faculty and students of the Windsor High School. First Federal of Chicago A ftuDftdury at Citicorp Main Office One S Dearborn St. Chicago. 1-1312) 977-5000 Windsor: 1116 Maine St. 459-2821 SARAH BUSH LINCOLN HEALTH CENTER To call Patients and General Information 258-2525 Poison Control Trauma Center and Emergency Calls 258-2551 V,_____________E. Route 16, Mattoon P.O. Box 372 Congratulations, Patricia! We are proud to be your American mom and dad. Howard, Irene, Troubles and Nicki Congratulations, Bether! You finally made it. Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of'84. Love. Peggy Congratulations, Jeri! We are proud of you. Mom and Dad Congratulations, 1984 Graduates The 1984 Pow Wow Staff (Mrs. Marsland, Susie, Mark and Patricia) 4 Advertisements Track From: Chris Wools; Kelly Beck; Janis Ingram; Jody Schmitt; Sonya Stremming; Kelly Gannaway; Paula Vocgel; Amy Howard; Back: Mgr. Wendy Nichols; Lisa Hennigh; Lori Stanley; Pa- tricia Schmidt; Peggy Hart- man; Lesa Allsop; Shelley Brandenburg; Sara Gass; Shelly Taylor; Krista War- ren; Tracy Morgan; Coach Brandenburg. The team won all its dual meets this year, broke 7 track records, and placed 5th in Sectionals where team members won 16 medals. Janis Ingram placed 2nd in Long Jump to qualify for the state meet, and the 400m relay team, whose members were Lisa Hennigh. Janis Ingram. Shelley Brandenburg and Peggy Hartman, placed 2nd to qualify for the state meet. The same four people qualified in the 800m relay to place third in the Area Best with a time of 1:52.7 With a time of 51.4 the 400m relay team placed 8th in the State, 1st WHS track athletes to win a medal in state competition! Front: Tony Allen; Chris Bran- denburg; Stewart Davis; Mike Gicslcr; Billy Cole; Shane Tay- lor; Scan McQueen; Back: Brian Finley; Chris Hampton; Mike Gass; Clayton Hurst; Billy Leashcr; Brian Tucker; Scott Shafer; Coach Oakley. This year the team placed in the upper half of most of its big invitationals: 3rd of 5 in the Moultrie County Meet, 4th of 7 in the Bi-County Meet, 3rd of 26 in the Pana Open Meet, and 3rd in the NTC Meet. Indoor school records were set by Clayton Hurst (shot put), Stewart Davis (300-yard dash), and Mike Gicslcr (60-yard high hurdles, 220-yard dash). Outdoor school records were set by Clayton Hurst (shot put) and Mike Giesler (300 low hurdles). Mike set NTC Meet records in the 300 low hurdles and 110 high hurdles. He also set a Monticello Invitational Meet record in the 300 low hurdles. NTC champions were Stewart Davis (400m dash), Clayton Hurst (shot put and discus), and Mike Gicslcr (110 high hurdles. 300 low hurdles, and the long jump). It was Stewart’s fourth consecutive year to win an NTC event. In the Decatur Area Best Track Meet. Clayton Hurst placed third in the discus and fifth in the shot put and Mike Giesler placed third in the 300 low hurdles and fourth in the long jump. Mike was IHSA Sectional champion in the 300 low hurdles. T rack 5 Stairway to Heaven s v 6 Prom Snaps Graduation Snaps (iraduatmn Snaps 7 Class of 1984 Valedictorian Kristina Daily Salutatorian — Michele Bridges AO� Guest Speaker — Mr. Swinford Front: Kristina Daily; Stewart Davis; Michele Bridges; Les Cook; Susie Manley; Rhonda Kidwcll; Diana Rauch; Jodi Norton; Amy White; Terry Harris; Jill Normile; 2nd Row: Connie Stilabower; Jeri Boyer; Patricia Schmidt; Brian Beck; Pam Pryor; Mark Luce; Dyan Burgess; Ross McCullough; Beth Elson; Henry Hortenstinc; Matt Van Ostran; 3rd Row: Mark Pifer; Cindy Gaston; Roger Sims; Jeff Cumiskcy; Jeff Hutchinson; Clayton Hurst; Tracy Schmitt; Cary Cole; Karyn Frahm 8 Class of 1984