Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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Pam Collins: Ball State University, B.S. and degrees in Education, Extra-curricular activ- gardening, fishing, and mothering Cathy Coomer: Ball State University, B.S. de- in Education, Extra-curricular activities: gar- and reading Everly: lndiana Central University, degree in Education, Extra-curricular activities: librarian, and reading Fields: Ball State University, B.S. and M.S. in Education, Extra-curricular activities: Sth 6th grade basketball coach, lr. High Track and Assistant Varsity football coach Mary Gehlhach: Franklin College, A.B. in and Ball State University, M.A. in Educa- Extra-curricular activities: auctions, reading, needlepoint Trudy George: Ball State University, B.S. de- in Education, Purdue University, M.S. degree li Education, Extra-curricular activities: tennis and oing to the lakes rs. Catherine Gillespie: Ball State University, B.S. nd M.A. degrees in Education, Extra-curricular ac- ivities: gardening, reading, and going to ballgames v Y W The Foundations The main function of this faculty is to lay the foundations upon which the high school faculty will build. ln each class there is a certain responsibility of the teacher to build upon what has already been achieved. As the children climb the ladder through the grades, the cur- YS ATF I I x - ,B NW 1 i Are Laid Here riculum increases and the extra-curricu- lar activities are added. The activities are only available because of certain faculty members taking the time out to work with these young pups for future scho- lastic and athletic goals. 'Q Andrea Stepp tries to complete her homework be- fore the bell rings. jonathan Maxey finds danger in hanging from the jungle bars. Elementary Faculty 135

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Q If . . Q' .i E, . , ..- aff Mrs. Arrick helps Carey Cox with her math prob- lems. 134 Elementary Faculty Robert Allison: Ball State University, M.A. degree in Education, Extra-curricular activities: gardening, reading, and church work Mrs. Margaret Anderson: Ball State University, B.S. and M.A. degrees in Education: Extra-curricular ac- tivities: Sth and 6th grade cheerleader sponsor, swimming, and quilting Mrs. lacqueline Arrick: Ball State University, B.S. degree in Education, Indiana University MA. in Education: Extra-curricular activities: 4-H and swimming Mrs. Carol Bauner: Purdue University, B.A. in Edu- cation, and Ball State University MA. in Education: Extra-curricular activities: painting and going to baseball games Mrs. Susan Bayley: Indiana University, B.S. degree in Education: Extra-curricular activities: reading, sewing, swimming, and working for M.A. at Ball State Mrs. Diane Clark: P.V.E. Aid: Extra-curricular activ- ities: spending time with family HHH' 7 'aq- The kindergarten class listens attentively to their Mrs. Stewart gives the class flash cards in addition. teacher.

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Although to many students they seem to be gods and goddesses, underneath they're just ordinary people. Many of the teachers are involved in activities outside of school. While some go home to pick up the roles of mother, father, husband, and wife, others are playing the roles of coach and sponsor. This can be proven by walking through the halls and seeing the trophy case. These trophies were won by Mr. Field's 5th and 6th grade basketball teams. And to help them win there were the cheerleaders who kept their morale going. But without the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Anderson, it wouldn't have happened because she's no ordinary person! Mr. Howell has a close encounter of the hairiest kind. The third grade class makes Thanksgiving decora- tions for art class. 136 Elementary Faculty lust Ordinar People X. . 'I' Mrs. Debra Horton: East Carolina University, M.A degree in Education, Extra-curricular activities: lr. High girls track coach, gardening, and sailing lack Howell: Butler University, B.S. degree, Ander- son College, M.S. degree in Education and Admin- istration, Extra-curricular activities: golfing and re- finishing furniture Mrs. Marsha Hudson: Anderson College, B.A. de- gree in Education and Ball State University, M.S. degree in Education, Extra-curricular activities: traveling Mrs. Patty Huntzinger: Purdue University, B.S. de- .ff I lf I l I J f l X ,x . sh 9 gree in Education, Extra-curricular activities: work- ing on masters Miss Genevieve Lyon: Morningside College, B.A., University of South Dakota, M.A. degree in Edu- cation and Art, Extra-curricular activities: painting and reading Mrs. Sue Morris: Indiana Business College, Ele- mentary Teachers Aide, Extra-curricular activities: camping and running Mrs. Laura Pitcock: Ball State University, B.S. and M.A. degrees in Education, Extra-curricular activi- ties: resting and relaxing