Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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1 C.. , Q- 'v George's first grade class practices up on their skills. edsoe and Troy Iones enjoy a drink after I x , g, Mrs. Lorie Ruth: Indiana University, B.S. degree in Education, Extra-curricular activities: swimming, golf, and raquetball Mrs. Patricia Stewart: Ball State University, B.S. and MA. degrees in Physical Education and Guidanceg Extra-Curricular activities: redecorating house and watching ballgames Mrs. Lisa Storm: Ball State University, B.S. degree -vs l Glen Maggart points out the correct picture for Mrs. Elliot. in Education, Extra-curricular activities: none Mrs. lulie Stoner: Ball State University, B.A. degree in special Education, Extra-curricular activities: working on masters degree Mrs. Cynthia Wickizer: Ball State University, 8.5. degree in Educationg Extra-curricular activities: working on masters degree ..., Y...-.. 4 l t..., . .Wi 's ...Nav n Elementary Faculty 1137

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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

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Striving To Become Responsible Mr. Fields, while looking the other way, doesn't see Mark Springer turned around in his seat talking Heather Aubrey, Amy Barker, Mike Barnes, Steve Bennett, Carrie Bradley, Nancie Bradley Laura BuSlIJY, leri Callahan, Heidi Carter, David Chase, Carey Cox, Conrad Crawford Billy Davis, Angie DeVaney, lohn Earlywine, loyce Elliott, Carmen Freund, David jones Cathy Hall, Angel Harrington, Christine Hazel- wood, Brian Henderson, Chris Hopkins, Teresa Hunter Anmy Husted, Kelly Insko, Angie Isaac, leri larrett, Pamela lohnson, Melissa Kendall 138 Sixth Grade to some fellow classmates. fi.-. 'f 'FP?'Efifii'f?'li'f gil' X ffffbfifffifsf' J 'SEZ . . . 4 iisfm 5 ' fm.1s5mmwg hwgggi 0? , mdk!!! .i , e tl 1 i -ff 6 x K el . , . t XI l t ,r,ti, Y A 'if 3 wr' T Q t P . There are many advantages to having seniority in a lot of different places in- cluding grade school. Being the biggest isn't always the most pleasant though, you have to assume more responsibility. The next year won't be filled with re- cesses and afternoon milk breaks. To strengthen the students' ability to do creative writing, the class worked on and published a newspaper telling about the history of our American flag and what it should mean. Some of the sixth grade boys prepared for a tough basketball season consisting of nine games and a tourney with the three West Central Cummunity School's elementary grades. It's exciting to the cheerleaders, fans, and players to have this chance to build a background of sports. Grade school may seem dull to some, but to all of these kids it's a big time in their lives. -., m1 ,:f1fx'mfi'ff' T dig ' , . , . wa, is ' nf. ,t,,. J X . . 1 ,Liu m it - ':?i'gi: '-f.','f , 3f'7 'H Q V T, '. 53.5 -' Q T ' , ' is f tic - -. 599. Y fi 11... flirt-'YI Q? - g 1 x '