Argos Community High School - Dragons Tale Yearbook (Argos, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1989 volume:

' PAM DAVENPORT ' TRAVIS DENNEY ' MELISSA DEPOY ' TRACY DICKSON ' JOHN DIETL ' TAMMY ELLIS ' TERI HARLEY ' DOUG HARSHBARGER ' JOHANNA HOEFFER ' STEVE HUDSPETH ' BILLYJOHNSON'BRIANJOHNSON'CHADJOHNSON'MATTKROM'CHRIS LACHER ' GINA LAVANWAY ' MARTY MARTIN ' MARK MCINTIRE ' JENNIFER MCKINNEY ' CHRIS MCLAUGHLIN ' TED MIDDLETON ' LISA MILLER ' ANDRE NICODEMUS ' ROXIE NOFTSGER ' CHAD OVERMYER ' LORI PARRISH ' WILEY POWELL ' CHRIS REDLIN ' PEGGY RICKMAN ' RICH ROSPOPO ' TAMMY SAVAGE ' AMY SECHRIST ' SANDY SHIPLEY ' SCOTT SHIRK ' SHELLEY SINGREY ' WENDY SMITH ' DOUG STEVENS ' JOEY STONE ' MICHELLE THOMAS ' JEFF THOMPSON ' TANYA TROYER ' DEBORA TRUMP ' JENNIFER TRUMP ' JOHN VANATOR ' LORI WESTON ' NICK WOOD ' AMELIA ZARAZUA ' LISA ALDERFER ' LORA ALDERFER ' KATHY ANAGNOSTOU ' ROCKY BALLINGER ' BILLY BARBOUR ' ERIC BARLOW 'ANGIE BECKER' JOHN BRADLEY' CHRIS BUTLER ' HAZEL CAMPBELL ' KIM CROW ' VERONICA DAMBRAUSKAS ' PAM DAVENPORT ' TRAVIS DENNEY ' MELISSA DEPOY ' TRACY DICKSON ' JOHN DIETL ' TAMMY ELLIS ' TERI HARLEY ' DOUG HARSHBARGER'JOHANNAHOEFFER' STEVE HUDSPETH ' BILLY JOHNSON ' BRIAN JOHNSON ' CHAD JOHNSON ' MATT KROM ' CHRIS LACHER ' GINA LAVANWAY ' MARTY MARTIN ' MARK MCINTIRE ' JENNIFER MCKINNEY ' CHRIS MCLAUGHLIN ' TED MIDDLETON ' LISA MILLER ' ANDRE NICODEMUS ' ROXIE NOFTSGER ' CHAD OVERMYER ' LORI PARRISH ' WILEY POWELL ' CHRIS REDLIN ' PEGGY RICKMAN ' RICH ROSPOPO ' TAMMY SAVAGE ' AMY SECHRIST ' SANDY SHIPLEY ' SCOTT SHIRK ' SHELLEY SINGREY ' WENDY SMITH ' DOUG STEVENS ' JOEY STONE ' MICHELLETHOMAS'JEFFTHOMPSON ' TANYA TROYER ' DEBORA TRUMP ' JENNIFER TRUMP ' JOHN VANATOR ' LORI WESTON ' NICK WOOD ' AMELIA ZARAZUA ' LISA ALDERFER ' LORA ALDERFER ' KATHY ANAGNOSTOU ' ROCKYBALLINGER'BILLYBARBOUR' ERIC BARLOW'ANGIEBECKER'JOHN BRADLEY ' CHRIS BUTLER ' HAZEL CAMPBELL ' KIM CROW ' VERONICA DAMBRAUSKAS ' PAM DAVENPORT ' TRAVIS DENNEY ' MELISSA DEPOY ' TRACY DICKSON ' JOHN DIETL ' TAMMY ELLIS ' TERI HARLEY ' DOUG HARSHBARGER ' JOHANNA HOEFFER ' STEVE HUDSPETH ' BILLY JOHNSON ' BRIAN JOHNSON ' CHAD JOHNSON ' MATTKROM ' CHRIS LACHER' GINALAVANWAY' MARTY MARTIN ' MARK MCINTIRE'JENNIFER MCKINNEY ' CHRIS MCLAUGHLIN ' TED MIDDLETON ' LISA MILLER ' ANDRE NICODEMUS ' ROXIE NOFTSGER ' CHAD OVERMYER ' LORI PARRISH ' WILEY POWELL ' CHRIS REDLIN ' PEGGY RICKMAN ' RICH ROSPOPO ' TAMMY SAVAGE ' AMY SECHRIST ' SANDY SHIPLEY ' SCOTT SHIRK ' SHELLEY SINGREY ' WENDY SMITH ' DOUG STEVENS ' JOEY STONE ' MICHELLE THOMAS ' JEFF THOMPSON ' TANYA TROYER ' DEBORATRUMP ' JENNIFER TRUMP ' JOHN VANATOR ' LORI WESTON ' NICK WOOD ' AMELIA ZARAZUA ' LISA ALDERFER ' LORA ALDERFER ' KATHY ANAGNOSTOU ' ROCKY BALLINGER' BILLY BARBOUR' ERIC BARLOW'ANGIE BECKER' JOHN BRADLEY ' CHRIS BUTLER ' HAZEL CAMPBELL ' KIM CROW ' VERONICA DAMBRAUSKAS ' PAM DAVENPORT ' TRAVIS DENNEY ' MELISSA DEPOY ' TRACY MICHELLETHOMAS'JEFFTHOMPSON ' TANYA TROYER ' DEBORA TRUMP ' JENNIFER TRUMP ' JOHN VANATOR ' LORI WESTON ' NICK WOOD ' AMELIA ZARAZUA ' LISA ALDERFER ' LORA ALDERFER ' KATHY ANAGNOSTOU ' ROCKYBALLINGER'BILLYBARBOUR' ERIC BARLOW'ANGIEBECKER'JOHN BRADLEY ' CHRIS BUTLER ' HAZEL CAMPBELL ' KIM CROW ' VERONICA DAMBRAUSKAS ' PAM DAVENPORT ' TRAVIS DENNEY ' MELISSA DEPOY ' TRACY DICKSON ' JOHN DIETL ' DICKSON'JOHNDIETL'TAMMYELLIS ' TERI HARLEY' DOUG HARSHBARGER ' JOHANNA HOEFFER ' STEVE HUDSPETH ' BILLY JOHNSON ' BRIAN JOHNSON ' CHAD JOHNSON ' MATT KROM ' CHRIS LACHER ' GINA LAVANWAY ' MARTY MARTIN ' MARK MCINTIRE ' JENNIFER MCKINNEY ' CHRIS MCLAUGHLIN ' TED MIDDLETON ' LISA MILLER ' ANDRE NICODEMUS ' ROXIE NOFTSGER ' CHAD OVERMYER ' LORI PARRISH ' WILEY POWELL ' CHRIS REDLIN ' PEGGY RICKMAN ' RICH ROSPOPO ' TAMMY SAVAGE ' AMY SECHRIST ' SANDY SHIPLEY ' SCOTT SHIRK ' SHELLEY SINGREY ' WENDY SMITH ' DOUG STEVENS ' JOEY STONE ' TAMMY ELLIS ' TERI HARLEY ' DOUG HARSHBARGER ' JOHANNA HOEFFER ' STEVE HUDSPETH ' BILLY JOHNSON ' BRIAN JOHNSON ' CHAD JOHNSON ' MATT KROM ' CHRIS LACHER ' GINA LAVANWAY' MARTY MARTIN ' MARK MCINTIRE ' JENNIFER MCKINNEY' CHRIS MCLAUGHLIN 'TED MIDDLETON ' LISAMILLER ' ANDRE NICODEMUS ' ROXIE NOFTSGER ' CHAD OVERMYER ' LORI PARRISH ' WILEY POWELL ' CHRIS REDLIN ' PEGGY RICKMAN ' RICH ROSPOPO 'TAMMYSAVAGE 'AMYSECHRIST' SANDY SHIPLEY ' SCOTT SHIRK ' SHELLEY SINGREY ' WENDY SMITH ' DOUG STEVENS ' JOEY STONE ' MICHELLETHOMAS'JEFFTHOMPSON'TANYATROYER'DEBORATRUMP'JENNIFER TRUMP ' JOHN VANATOR ' LORI WESTON ' NICK WOOD ' AMELIAZARAZUA' LISA ALDERFER ' LORAALDERFER ' KATHY ANAGNOSTOU ' ROCKY BALLINGER ' BILLY BARBOUR ' ERIC BARLOW ' ANGIE BECKER ' JOHN BRADLEY ' CHRIS BUTLER ' HAZEL CAMPBELL ' KIM CROW ' VERONICA DAMBRAUSKAS ' PAM DAVENPORT ' TRAVIS DENNEY ' . .L., ,, ,L ,T N L . :C .. 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ADS ........ INDEX ..,.. CLOSING ,.........,..,..A. ...,.A.. ,,.I. ARGOS COMMUNITY SCHOOLS, 500 YEARICK AVENUE ARGOS IN 46501 VOLUME 30 N Upper Lef f ' how that t d in the 80s Many of the friendships forrne ' e Others wiii end upon grad unity to go to N X wiii iast a iifetirn . uation when we ieave the cornrn coiiege or to get a job and settie down. Sorne wiii be renewed when we return to AHS for our reunions or when we corne home to visit. But ah of our friendships forrned in our schooi year wiii remain ahve in our rnernories. W Friends Xn The 80s Lora, t Lisa, Kiin, heydi be and Lisa S pais forever. Uwe, Rggm f Without Jeremy. Preston wouid he X052- Lower Left f Micheiie an Gretchan say 'there'S H0 WHY 'XX stop being friends. nnifer an www they I Lower Right f 52 say, Awe, been a Kong Wie H years, but we rnade it YOEQWQY' QE?-,, Z X xp- 1 Nd ke Chris, an d Todd Upper Left 1 Upper Right f Tim, Mi , fact that they ggixxyband .Deb dispiay the are sure giad that they are friends. uddxei Center Left f Two of a kind f Karra and Amy. Center Right f Kehy, Nikki, and Jodi show that their friendship is ah srniies. in The Upper Lett f U shows the iatest hair stbfxe- Lower Lett f The HPTGPWJ ,q - 5' Spxay ed by 5 ames Lan- H ,,,,, took is K caster. Center Right f 5099 Swim and Chad Johnson show what the 5" are supposed to wear. 'jock A dictionary states a fad is a custom or styie that many peopie are interested in for a short time. Here at Argos, we have seen and worn many different styles. Remember wearing rainbow shirts and wearing nyion parachute pants in the eariy 80's'? Tight ieans, baggy jeans f they come and go. We can never stop this changing of styies. We can oniy took tor- ward to what comes next. 7 r"M'Wfwmz:w, fs 5 ' , "" ,, M , , . H f Q,wM,,4fs,,,f ,sg im "fr . - mf Y i, A f I J- ,rv -.,,,,..,--""""' W2 313 M Fade Keiiy Hanietl A 3 is Center Left f A new iook at Argos started in Upper Right f Shoes come and go out of styie XQSA. Here is the L'New Wave" took dispiayed iust iike ciothes. is your foot attire iri styie7 by Chris and Peggy. Lower Right f Amy Vires wears a pair oi iearis with hoies in them. This type of ieari was very popuiar in X988 and X989 1 ' fn 422 ..., x X N . Q F L., 'si ff fe, S1 Q f - , X3 M, QC C P 55 1' SWQE? if .fa5.lUNf 'Pkg' ,f fqifxr I my SWS il Upper Left - The Marching Band travels to Plymouth. Center Left - Gina Hollar blows her horn. Center Right - Carmen Gates warms up her clarinet. 95x99 11 - I1 Q- y Q 'LIZ fl' l : , . . 3 N I- ,Q FY K . b x A 1g,,v f- R ' . ,.,' 9 f C I1 - ." ' I if ff-C55 i i -l - a- . I - X! . H fL4A L., V 5 , . t,.C , . it T e 1-ff"1fi A -W 'gi - - MS 5 mr Above - Kerry Harshbarger is distracted while playing her flute. Left A The Pom Pon Squad poses for a pic- ture. The Marching Band placed third in the an- nual Blueberry Festival Parade in Plymouth. MARCHING BANDX7 FAVORITE ROCK GROUP Def Leppard Guns-N-Roses Poison Bon Jovi Van Halen FAVORITE MALE SINGER George Michael Axl Rose Randy Travis Jon Bon Jovi Hank Williams Jr. Survey The 80's "' I Q1 Music Survey I FAVORITE ALBUM Appetite for Destruction Who Made Who OU812 Pyromania I Hysteria FAVORITE FEMALE SINGER Debbie Gibson U Lita Ford Joan Jett I Samantha Foxx Whitney Houston Favorite Slang Cool Hey dude Pheeeeeel Tool J amm'en SXSURVEY Hello Mellow Out Good one Biff'in in the head Pe'dro ll, ' BEST MOVIES Dirty Dancing Stand By Me Naked Gun Can't Buy Me Love Three Men and A Baby WORST MOVIES Pee Wee Herman's Big Adventures Hot to Trot Benji the Hunted Ernest Saves Christmas Raising Arizona FAVORITE ACTOR Eddie Murphy Tom Cruise Richard Dean Anderson Bill Cosby Arnold Schwlechegar FAVORITE ACTRESS Bette Midler Shelly Long Kelly MCGIIIIS Justine Bateman Molly Ringwald - Memories 'Watching Mr. Alcorn run into the computer room door. - Dan '92 'Locking the cop car with it run- ning. - Joey '89 'The first Senior party. - Brian '89 'The "Mission" with Jen and Karra. - Gina '90 'Watching Mr. Hutchinson get mad in class and throwing his pen. - Michelle '92 'Running into the clothesline at Mr. Davis' house. - Eric '89 'Making the last-minute shot to win the 87-88 JV 4-way at Culver. - Brian '90 'The U.S. Bombing Libya and Mr. Wysong's comedy. - Chris '89 'When my car got four flat tires on the way to school with Mi- chelle, Angi, Debbie, Tammy, Kathy, and Andre. - Jen '89 'The 1986 final Bi-County game when we beat LaVille in four over- times. - Michelle '89 'Being in the regional finals in soccer for four years. - Jason '91 I..--...--- FAVORITE COMEDY Cosby Show Cheers Roseanne Alf Night Court 'Seeing Mrs. Reichert fall off her chair. - Dana '92 'Drivers Ed class and having to be in the same car as Kim Crow was. There never was a dull moment when she was driving. Thank goodness for seat belts! - Lora '89 'Going ice skating with Kathy, Peg, and everyone. - Jennifer '89 'Running away from home. - Erica '90 'Dana Alderfer asked me to the Sunshine Dance. Thanks Dana. - Mike '92 'When we went home because of the snow, and a snowplow forced the bus into a deep ditch, and we got stuck. Later that same day, we slid into a stop sign. - Candy '90 'Having fun with the FFA guys. - Mike '90 'Tammy Ellis and Pam Daven- port giving me a hug when I really needed it. - Marty '89 'When Rich, Paul and I skipped building trades to go have fun in the afternoons. - Mark '89 'Last day of school, our Junior year, Tanya, Sandy and I were not paying attention while throwing water ballons and driving, we al- most ran into Mark McIntire's big truck. FAVORITE DRAMA ' Days of our Lives Tour of Duty Hunter Miami Vice Knots Landing - Lori '89 'Mrs. Reichert falling out of her chair. - Scott '92 'Having Mrs. Heishman as a teacher, she is so nice. - Tausha '91 'Going with Chemistry class on field trip. What a day! - Bill '89 'Any of Mr. Cooper's jokes. - Keith '90 'Pulling the fire alarm. - Karra '90 'Making it to my senior year and being a member of the Pom Squad for four years. - Tracy '89 'Going home after school!!! - Chris '92 'Just walking down the halls and having fun with all of them. My friends. - Todd '91 V flap, . , . --9 M, Q.. , J t . SURVEY! 9 Upper Left - Gary Williams maneuvers around his opponent. Upper Right - Chris Redlin moves the ball up field. Center Left - Goalie Steve Hudspeth fights for the ball. Upper Center Right - VARSITY SOCCER TEAM - Left to Right - Row 1 - Cory Dennie, Phil Middaugh, Gary Williams, John Dietl, Ted Middleton, Chad Johnson, Keith Norman, Andy Stone. Row 2 - Coach Tim Van Duyne, Jason Thompson, Wiley Powell, Cory Hollar, Joey Stone, Todd VanDerWeele, Troy Dunlap, Scott Shirk, Steve Hudspeth. Center Left - Joey Stone powers in a head ball. me ,v M. ., X51 Lower Center Right - JUNIOR VARISTY SOCCER TEAM - Left to Right - Row 1 - Phil Middaugh, Greg Becker, Presley Ed- wards, Steve Wilhelm, Andy Stone, Jeremy Hartle, Mike Bixel. Row 2 - Jason Thomp- son, Mike Curry, Chris Redlin, David Trump, Todd Van DerWeele, Cory Hollar, Danni Overmyer, Coach Boyd Hollabaugh. IOXSOCCER Dave Trump shows great intensity during the game. Cory Dennie moves to get the ball mad Johnson shows great determination in nssing the ball. Ted Middleton stretches to get the ball. -f Upper Center Right - Jason Thompson CGoalieJ makes a diving catch. Center Left - Steve Wilhelm goes for a goal. Lower Center Right - Ted Middleton and Wiley Powell protect the goalie. Lower Left - MVP Steve Hudspeth shows why he is so vital to the team. sa? VARSITY SCOREBOARD Marion Bennett 7 1 Marion 7 2 We They Trinity 3 0 Concord 3 2 Columbus North 2 1 Logansport 12 0 Brebeuf 0 1 Lafayette Jeff 4 0 Brebeuf 0 0 JV SCOREBOARD West Lafayette 1 1 Canterbury 2 0 Culver JV 4 0 Columbus North 0 1 Oregon Davis 9 0 CMA 2 3 Elkhart Baptist 0 1 CMA 0 3 Trinity 2 0 Lakeland 8 1 Michigan City 11 1 Culver KVarsityJ 2 0 Concord 0 3 Bethany 5 1 Michigan City 10 0 Marion 1 1 Westview 1 0 CMA 1 3 LaLumiere 8 0 Oregon Davis 2 1 Concord 3 2 Culver 6 1 Canterbury 2 1 foam 88 SOCCER! 11 VARSITY SCOREBOARD We They 5 We They LaLumiere 6, 8 15, 15 1 0' 1 Caston 2, 15, 15 15, 15 Bremen 16, 15, 15 18, 12, 6 LaVi1le 4, 0 15, 15 Culver 4, 5 15,15 North Miami 9, 10 15, 15 B TEAM SCOREBOARD Culver Academy 4, 11 15, 15 Caston 0 2 Triton 2, 8 15, 15 LaVille 0 2 John Glenn 5, 5 15, 15 Culver 0 2 TVHS 9, 3 15, 15 North Miami 0 2 River Forest 15, 15 1, 10 Triton 1 2 Hobart 4, 1 15,15 Glenn 0 2 5 Morgan Township 6, 7 15, 15 TVHS 2 0 Trinity 15, 11, 10 11, 15, 15 Trinity 2 0 f Triton 3, 13 15, 15 Oregon Davis 2 0 v Caston 15, 11, 16 5, 15, 14 Lakeland 1 2 Oregon Davis 10, 15, 0 15, 7, 15 Culver Academy 0 2 1 r,,, Lakeland 15, 13, 15 5, 15, 12 LaLumiere 2 1 ifef Culver City 3, 15, 8 15, 8, 15 Bremen 0 2 .. , Upper Right - Jennifer McKinney back sets the ball to her teammate. Center Left - Jennifer Bostwick returns the ball. Center - Kyri Bailey goes for the block. Center Right - Gayla Stults sets the ball dur- ing practice. Lower Left - Coach Lucas gives the team last-minute instructions. 12fVOLLEYBALL JV VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Left to Right - derfer. Row 3 - Michelle Smith, Kris Cape Row 1 - Jennifer Martens, Kerry Harsh- Lucinda Rhodes, Gayla Stults. Row 4 - Juli barger. Row 2 - Gretchan Thompson, Wendy Hill, Amy Kline. Row 5 - Coach Tina A Barbour, Nikki Krom, Lori Lard, Dana Al- derfer. E E 1 1 1 2 I s Q 3 iggg aww? 14, 7. ifis QHN .M --..NN nuns: Li' 45X Upper Left - Carmen Gates passes the ball. Upper Right - Tammy Ellis goes for a save. Center Right - Jennifer Bostwick meets her opponent in mid air. Upper Center Left - The team gets ready for the serve. Lower Center - Kerry Harshbarger passes the ball to the setter. Lower Center Right - Karra Thompson serves a killer serve. Lower Left - VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Left to Right - Row 1 - Tammy Ellis, Angi Becker, Jennifer McKinney, Stacy Shirk, Karra Thompson. Row 2 - Manager Dawn Miller, Kyri Bailey, Jennifer Bostwick, Gina Hollar, Carmen Gates, Jodi Grossman, Coach Jolinda Lucas. VOLLEYBALLH3 Upper Right A Standing are Second Runner- up Carmen Gates and her escort Troy Dunlap, Queen Tammy Savage and her escort Wiley Powell, and First Runner-up Jennifer Trump with her escort Brian Johnson waiting for the pictures to end. Upper Left A Scott Shirk gives the traditional kiss to 1988 Queen Tammy Savage. 'gf S 3 1 A Center A Here is the 1988 Homecoming Queen Tammy Savage with her escort Wiley Powell. Center Right A Shown are First Runner-up Jennifer Trump and escort Brian Johnson. Center Left A The Freshman representative is Stephanie Wood escorted by Mike Bixel. Lower Right A Couples dance to the first slow song at the Homecoming Dance. 14fHOMECOMING L Upper Left - Sophomore candidate Stacy Shirk is shown with her escort Greg Hollar. Center Left - Here is Second Runner-up Car- men Gates with her escort Troy Dunlap. Center - The Junior candidate Amy Morris is pictured here with her escort James Lancas- ter. Center Right - Here are Sophomore candi- date Nikki Krom and her escort Jason Thompson. Lower Right - Freshman candidate Kerry Harshbarger is shown with her escort Adam Manuwal. Lower Left - Pictured here are the Queen and her Court. X .ia Homecoming was held on December 2, 1988. The queen, Tami Savage, was crowned during the half-time of the game amid a flurry of flashbulbs and applause. The Argos Dragons defeated the Knox Redskins by an over- whelming score of 104-52. The queen and her court sat on the stage decorated in old gold and black balloons dur- ing the second half of the game. The Student Council sponsored the Homecoming Dance af- ter the game in the cafeteria. The music was provided by the Music Place. 'X HOMECOMINGX15 Right - The "hot dudes" for the evening stand for a quick picture. Below - Jennifer Trump and Brian Johnson stop in slow motion for a picture. aims. I . . . And I Cried When Tammy Savage was asked What were your first reactions when you were announced the choice as responded I felt very happy sur prlsed and I cried I really thought that someone else would get it because I thought I was too welrd And to my surprise I found out that you didnt have to be a stereotype person such as a cheerleader or a conformist to be elect ed Homecoming Queen AHS's 1988 Homecoming Queen?" she 16fHOMECOMING Center Right - The 1982 Homecoming Queen, Karla Snyder, places the crown on Tammy Savage. Lower Left 1 Tammy and Wiley Powell smile with excitement. Center Right - Mrs. Calhoun stamps Gina Hollar's hand so that she can enter the dance. SENIORS LISA ANN ALDERFER ROCKY DEAN BALLINGER, JR. ANGELA RENE BECKER Seniors '89 . . 01: LORA SUE ALDERFER KATHY DIANE ANAGNOSTOU 'MB WILLIAM RAY BARBOUR ERIC BASIL BARLOW JOHN ROBERT BRADLEY CHRIS ALLEN BUTLER Seniors '89 . . Seniors '89 HAZEL CAMPBELL KIMBERLY KAY CROW VERONICA L. DAMBRAUSKAS Is PAMELA SUE DAVENPORT TRAVIS LEE DENNEY MELISSA K. DEPOY TRACY ANN DICKSON JOHN D. DIETL TAMMY LYNN ELLIS Seniors '89 . . Seniors '89 . . Seniors '89 Upper Right - Gina LaVanWay demon! strates how to put a diaper on Kim Crow in speech class. V Center Left - Deep in thought is John Brad- ley. Center - Hazel Campbell stops for a quick picture. She was the top pizza salesman for Future Homemakers of America. Lower Right - In advanced speech, Jennifer McKinney puts mascara on Chad Johnson during her demonstration. Lower Left - Scott Shirk was voted the guy with the nicest eyes by his Senior classmates. Several Seniors were interviewed with the fol- lowing question: What is the biggest decision you've had to make in high school? Here are some of their responses - John Vanator - what classes to take and future plans. Richie Rospopo - what I'm going to do when Ilm out of school. Gina LaVanWay - what I'll do when I'm out of school and what I'll accom- plish in high school. Chris Butler - figuring out what type of person I would be in high school. Lora Alderfer - whether to go home at night or not. Lisa Miller - deciding what Pm going to do after I get out. Sandy Shipley - whether or not to quit my job during my Senior year. E if K4 R '-3-1 'Wap if M 2 4 yi X i W ' 'Hr 1 i 1 Q if V- 3,5 K Upper Left - Doug Harshbarger gives a big smile while Chris Redlin suffers camera fright. Upper Right - Lisa Miller and Tanya Twyer are excited to be Seniors. Center Left -- Lori Parrish, Tammy Savage, and Brian Johnson show what good friends are all about. Center Right -W Pam Daven- port sits back and relaxes. Lower Left - This is Lisa and Lora Alderfer or is it Lora and Lisa? Lower Right - Chris Lacher poses for the camera SENIORSXZI W TERI ALYNNE HARLEY STEVEN PAUL HUDSPETH CHAD AARON JOHNSON Seniors '89 . 'WNW DOUGLAS ROBERT HARSHBARGER JOHANNA LYNN HOEFFER BILLY DEAN JOHNSON BRIAN DEAN JOHNSON MATTHEW WAYNE KROM CHRIS L. LACHER Seniors '89 . . Seniors '89 GINA FAY LAVANWAY MARTY ALAN MARTIN MARK DUANE MCINTIRE Q' ...Y 5'9" 'NK JENNIFER LEE MCKINNEY CHRISTOPHER LOUIS ROSS THOEDORE MIDDLETON, III MCLAUGHLIN LISA MARIE MILLER ANDRE LEE NICODEMUS CHAD ALLEN OVERMYER Seniors '89 . . Seniors 789 . . Seniors '89 Upper Left A Amy Sechrist gives a quick smile while studying. Upper Right - Lori Weston gives Jennifer Trump and Michelle Thomas a shoulder to lean on. Center class Center Kinney Miss skit. Center Left shows that H Semof mfmkey afflbiiigi5?ifgff5sw555Qif355gff Center Right - Will Tammy Savage really become bald? we mf Q N 241 SENIORS . ...ms..Wfg..a5fg,,. UAK, Sggw... i K V .- , ' 1. V' S K 5 The Seniors were asked: What is one thing you will miss about high school after you graduate? Here are some of their responses - Travis Denney - Senior parties. Kim Crow - All my friends and some teach' ers. Michelle Thomas - the people. Lora Alderfer - the teachers - some of them. Lisa Miller - my friends. Sandy Shipley - teasing the teachers. Lori Parrish - teasing Mr. Redinger and seeing Mr. Snyder. Jennifer Trump - having Mr. Wysong call me "Gertrude.,' Lisa Alderfer - working in the office. Tanya Troyer - running around in the halls. Lori Weston - aggravating my teachers and my friends, Angi Becker - all my friends and all the people who were nice to me and all the teachers who let me get away with stuff. Joey Stone - my sports. Tammy Ellis - the friends we've grown up with and know so well. Tracy Dickson - standing against the wall by Mr. B's room with all my great friends messing around. Johanna Hoeffer - goofing around with my friends at school and doing fun stuff with those people on the weekends. Jeff Thompson - being able to see friends on a continuous basis. Chris Redlin - all the close friends I have made and all the extra activities. Chad Johnson - running around with my friends on weekends and sports. Eric Barlow - goofing off with my friends and playing baseball. Center Left - Angi Becker uses Wiley Powell to demonstrate how to feed an elderly man. Center Right - Tammy Ellis and Andre Nicode- mous really enjoy each other's company. Center - Come on, Rich Ro- spopo, smilelllll Center Right - Tracy Dickson gives her "Get Real" look. Center Left - Marty Martin studies in the hall before school. Lower Left - Bill Barbour is in deep concentration. SENIORSXZ5 449' 'xml LORI ANN IROSEBAUMD PARRISH WILEY GREENE POWELL CHRIS ALLAN REDLIN Wu.. PEGGY RICKMAN RICHARD PATRICK ROSPOPO TAMMY SUE SAVAGE AMY ELIZABETH SECHRIST SANDRA KAY SHIPLEY SCOTT ROBERT SHIRK Seniors '89 . . Seniors '89 . . Seniors '89 SHELLEY SUE SINGREY DOUGLAS D. STEVENS JOSEPH P. STONE MICHELLE RENEE THOMAS JEFFREY DAVID THOMPSON TANYA LOVE TROYER DEBORA KAY TRUMP JENNIFER L. TRUMP JOHN MICHAEL VANATOR 7 7 2 Seniors 89 . . Seniors 89 Seniors '89 LISA ANN ALDERFER, Yearbook Staff 3, 4 - Ad Salesman, Photogra- pher, Office Helper 4, FHA 1, 2, 3 - Treasurer, 4 - Historian, SSS 2, 3, 4 - Treasurer, Library Helper 1, 3, Pep Block 1, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4-H - 10 years, Girls' Track Mgr. 1, FBLA 3, Softball 1, 3, 4. LORA SUE ALDERFER, Yearbook Staff 3, Office Helper 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, SSS 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, Softball 1, 3, 4. KATHY DIANE ANAGNOSTOU, Choir 1, 2, Intramurals 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Kitchen Helper 4, Spring Musical 1, 2, Variety Show 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4. ROCKY DEAN BALLINGER, JR., Basketball 1. WILLIAM RAY BARBOUR, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band President 4, Va- riety Show 4, Golf 2, 3. ERIC BASIL BARLOW, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Musical 2, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 3, 4. ANGELA RENE BECKER, Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Office Helper 4, FHA 1, 2, 3 - Historian, 4 - Historian, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4 - Recording Secretary, Pep Block 1, 2, 4, Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Musical 1, 2, 4-H - 1, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Candi- date 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, FBLA 4. JOHN ROBERT BRADLEY, Band 1, Marching Band 1, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3. CHRIS ALLEN BUTLER, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Kitchen Helper 1, 2, 3, Pep Block 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, HAZEL CAMPBELL, Choir 1, 2, FHA 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, Kitchen Helper 2, 3, Pep Block 1, Variety Show 1, 2, Track 1. KIMBERLY KAY CROW, Flags 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Office Helper 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, SSS 2, 3, 4, FEA 1, Library Helper 1, 2, Newspaper Staff 3, 4-H 2, 3, Variety Show 2, Track 1, Softball 1, 3. VERONICA L. DAMBRAUSKAS, Flags 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Office 2,4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, FEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Helper 1, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, Spring Musical 1, 2, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 3, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4. PAMELA SUE DAVENPORT, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 3, Flags 1, 2, 4, FHA 3, 4, FEA 2, Pep Block 1, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Track 1. TRAVIS LEE DENNEY MELISSA K. DEPOY, Choir 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. TRACY ANN DICKSON, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, 4, Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, FEA 1, 2, Pep Block 1, 2, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 28fSENIORS Track 1. JOHN D. DIETL, Choir 1, Intramur- als 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, TAMMY LYNN ELLIS, Marching Band 1, Flags 1, Singin' 16 4, Choir 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, - Corresponding Secretary, NHS 3,4 - Secretary, FEA 1, 2, 3, 4 - Secretary, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Spring Musical 4, Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Candidate 3, Basketball 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, FBLA 3, 4 - Secretary, Spring Soc- cer 3, 4, FCA 2, 3, 4. TERI ALYNNE HARLEY, Singin' 16 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Helper 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, FEA 2, 3, 4, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4 Spring Musi- cal 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President - 3, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Girls' State Delegate 3, Junior Miss Candidate 4, Forestry Judging 3, 4. DOUGLAS ROBERT HARSH- BARGER, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3. JOHANNA LYNN HOEFFER, Sin- gin' 16 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2 - Treasurer, 3 - Vice President, - 4 President, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4 - President, FEA 1, 2 - Secretary, 3 - Secretary, 4, Library Helper 2, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety show 1, 2, 3, 4. STEVEN PAUL HUDSPETH, Li- brary Helper 4, Pep Block 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Musical 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4. BILLY DEAN JOHNSON, Home- coming Escort 1. BRIAN DEAN JOHNSON, Intra- murals 3, 4, FFA 3, 4, Homecoming Escort 1, 4, Soccer 1, 2. CHAD AARON JOHNSON, Nation- al Honor Society 2, 3, 4 - Vice Presi- dent, Pep Block 3, 4, Spring Musical 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, FBLA 4. MATTHEW WAYNE KROM, Band 1, Pep Band 1, 2, Marching Band 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Helper 1, Golf 1, Track 2, 3, Academic Excellence Team 1, 2, 3, 4. CHRIS L. LACHER, Kitchen Helper 2, 3, 4, Library Helper 3, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, Soccer Manager 4, Bas- ketball Manager 3, 4, Track Manager 3. GINA FAY LAVANWAY, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, Kitchen Help- er 1, 2, Library Helper 4, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Musical 3, 4-H 1, 2, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTY ALAN MARTIN, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Kitchen Helper 1, 2, 3, Pep Block 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 3, FCA 2, 3, 4. MARK DUANE MCINTIRE, FFA 2, 3, 4. JENNIFER LEE MCKINNEY, Sin- gin' 161, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3 - Trea- surer, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3 - Sports Editor, 4 - Editor Sz 1st Place Ad Salesman, Intramurals 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3 - Recording Secretary, 4, FEA 3, 4, Kitchen Helper 3, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2 - Vice President, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4 - President, Livestock Judging 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Soccer 1, Junior Miss Finalist 4, Jun- ior Olympic Volleyball 4, Indoor Girls, Soccer 4. CHRISTOPHER LOUIS MCLAUGHLIN, FEA 3, Kitchen Helper 4, Class Vice President 2, Va- riety Show 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSS THEODORE MIDDLETON, III, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, Spring Musical 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, FBLA 4. LISA MARIE MILLER, Office Help- er 3, Library Helper 4. ANDRE LEE N1coDEMoUs, In- tramurals 3, 4, Baseball 4, Track 3, 4, FBLA 4. ROXIE NOFTSGER CHAD ALLEN OVERMYER, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. LORI ANN QROSEBAUMD PAR- RISH, Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, Singin' 16 1, Choir 1, Yearbook Staff 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, Library Helper 4, Pep Block 1, Variety Show 1, 2, Home- coming Candidate 1, Volleyball 1, Cheerleader 1. WILEY GREENE POWELL, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Library Helper 3, Pep Block 1, Homecoming Escort 1, 3, 4, Golf 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. CHRIS ALLAN REDLIN, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Library Helper 4, Pep Block 3, 4, Spring Musical 3, 4, Class President 4, Class Vice Presi- dent 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, Cross Country 1. PEGGY RICKMAN, Band 1, Pep Band 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Flags 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Intramurals 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FEA 1, 2, Kitchen Helper 4, Pep Block 1, 2, Spring Musical 1, 2, Vari- ety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD PATRICK ROSPOPO, FFA 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, Soccer 1, 2, Track 1, 2. TAMMY SUE SAVAGE, Office Helper 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4 - Vice President, FEA 1, 2, 3, 4 - vice President, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4 - Vice Presi- dent, Homecoming Candidate 3 - Second Runner-up, 4 - Homecoming Queen, Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, Track 1, 2. AMY ELIZABETH SECHRIST, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, FEA 3, 4, Library Helper 3, 4, Basketball Manager 4. SANDRA KAY SHIPLEY, Pom Pons 1, 2, Choir 1, Yearbook Staff 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, Library Helper 4, Pep Block 1, 4-H 1, Variety Shows 1, 2, Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, Track 1. SCOTT ROBERT SHIRK, Newspa- per Staff 4, Golf 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. SHELLEY SUE SINGREY, Band 1, Pep Band 1, Marching Band 1, Year- book Staff 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, FEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Kitchen Helper 1, Library Help- er 1, 2, Pep Block 1, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Variety Show 1, Track 1, 2, 4, Girls' State Delegate 3, Intramurals 3, 4. WENDY SMITH, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, Kitchen Helper 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS D. STEVENS, Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2, Library Helper 1, 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH P. STONE, Intramurals 3, 4, Kitchen Helper 4, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Spring Musical 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Soccerl, 2, 3, 4, Rochester Bas- ketball League 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHELLE RENEE THOMAS, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, Flags 2, 3, 4, Office Helper 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, FEA 2, Pep Block 3, 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4. JEFFREY DAVID THOMPSON, In- tramurals 1, 2, National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, 4, Pep Block 3, 4, Homecom- ing Escort 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, Basketball 1, 3. TANYA LOVE TROYER, Choir 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Office Helper 3, 4, Library Helper 1, Spring Musical 1. DEBORA KAY TRUMP, Choir 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Office Helper 3, 4, SSS 1, 2, 3, 4, FEA 3, Pep Block 1, 2, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Spring Musi- cal 1, 2, Class Treasurer - 4, 4-H 2, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, FBLA 3, 4. JENNIFER L. TRUMP, Band 1, Pep Band 1, Marching Band 1, Pom Pons 1, 2, Flags 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FEA 2, Kitchen Helper 4, Pep Block 1, Spring Musical 1, Variety Show 1, 3, 4, Homecoming Candidate 4 - First Runner-up, FBLA 4, FCA 2, 3, 4. JOHN MICHAEL VANATOR, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Kitchen Helper 1, 2, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, 4, News- paper Staff 1, 4-H 1, 2, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3. LORI ANN WESTON, Choir 1, Year- book Staff 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 - Secre- tary, SSS 1, 2, 3, Spring Musical 2, Variety Show 1, 2. NICKALUS J. WOOD, Singin' 16 1, Intramurals 1, 3, 4, Pep Block 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Track 1, 4, FBLA 4. AMELIA ZARAZUA WHO IS THE MOST LIKELY TO: Have ten kids Become Become Become Become Become Become Become Become Become a minister principal at AHS shipwrecked bald a millionaire a movie star a rock-n-roll star a professional athlete a poster pin-up Go bankrupt Succeed WHO IS THE: Best athlete Best sports fan Best singer Best dancer Best driver Worst driver Best dressed Most mischievious Most talkative Most easily embarrassed Shyest Best looking Most persistent Most friendly WHO HAS THE: Best smile Nicest hair Nicest eyes Best sense of humor Nicest car Best personality Most all-around -Saumfwwey - Wiley Powell Bill Barbour Chad Overmyer Andre Nicodemous Steve Hudspeth Matt Krom Ted Middleton Chris Butler Joey Stone Chad Johnson Chris McLaughlin Matt Krom Steve Hudspeth, Chad Johnson Joey Stone Chris Lacher Nick Wood Nick Wood John Dietl Chris McLaughlin Chris Redlin Nick Wood Chris McLaughlin Doug Harshbarger Doug Stevens Brian Johnson, Chad Johnson Jeff Thompson Eric Barlow Chad Johnson Chad Johnson Scott Shirk Andre Nicodemous Mark Mclntire Eric Barlow Eric Barlow Lori Parrish Tanya Troyer Hazel Campbell Debbie Trump Tammy Savage Kathy Anagnostou Angi Becker Tammy Savage Jennifer McKinney Jennifer McKinney Tracy Dickson Kathy Anagnostou, Tammy Ellis Jennifer McKinney Jennifer McKinney Jennifer McKinney Peggy Rickman Michelle Thomas Angi Becker Johanna Hoeffer Jennifer McKinney Tammy Savage Lora Alderfer Tanya Troyer Angi Becker Jennifer McKinney Jennifer McKinney Kim Crow Sandy Shipley Tanya Troyer Lisa Alderfer Veronica Dambrauskas Tammy Savage Jennifer Trummp Jennifer McKinney Tammy Savage CLASS FLOWER Carnation dipped in turquoise, tipped with silver with a pink rose bud in the middle CLASS COLORS Pink Turquoise Silver MOTTO Thoughts of today are dreams of tomorrow W SENIOR JOB SURVEY Over half of the members of the Senior class - 31 - have jobs. Three of the Seniors have two job. One Senior has three jobs. The Seniors work anywhere from 4 to 40 hours per week. Most of them - 29 students - work for spend- ing money. One Senior works for fun and experience. Another works because he loves to work. SENIORSX 29 LORI ANN WESTON NICKULAS J. WOOD AMELIA ZARAZUA - WA-QQQQESV 5 7 1 . ROXIE NOFTSGER WENDY SMITH 5 Y ma: P- 5' V1 M 11 gh, SENIORSf31 Upper Leftp-- Chris Butler sits quietly-in gheiiibmy. , Upper Right 4' ' Chris McLaughlin shows us his ba,- sic needs to siirvive., , F - f Center Lefi3g+ .Giving ,Si C' speech one 'cling' A Steve Q, Hudspeth.-J J ' ' Center A John Dietl flashes us a quick smile. Center Right - Johanna Hoeffer shows what she thinks of French 32fSENIORS Lower Left - 'Teri Harley advances a 4'Don't you darev look at the camera. Lower Right - Taking a break during lunch is Chad Overrnyer, Shelley Singrey, and Brian Johnson as its - fi, is sig E FEATURES Graduation - 1989 Upper Right - Salutatorian Jeff Thompson leads the Class of 89 into the gymnasium for Graduation exercises. Center Left - Steve Hudspeth, Tammy Savage, Rich Rospopo, and Travis Denney receive congratulations from family and friends on the walk in front of the school. Lower Left - Chris Lacher proudly poses with his family after the Graduation ceremony. Lower Right - Bill Barbour and Angi Becker cannot conceal their excietement from Senior Class Sponsor Dan Miller. 69 -new Ss iirzhrl -"wr "K" W' ckk' ' ' A' ' -4947 Yr? 34fFEATURES QM' bove - The Class of 1989 reacts with tears, smiles, and joy as they are 'esented to the audience by Principal Ted Chittum. On June 4, 1989, at 2:30 p.m., the 103rd Annual Graduation Exercise started to recognize the 55 members in the Class of 89. The class marched to their seats two by two to the Processional "Pomp and Circumstance" per- formed by the High School Band. The Invocation was given by Rev. Jack Rhoads of the United Methodist Church. The High School Choir sang t'Passages." Mr. Tracy Rowe of the School Board presented each Senior with his diploma. Rev. Richard Dean of the Argos Wesleyan Church gave the Bene- diction. The Class of 1989 marched out of the gym, two by two, knowing that they had completed the final step in their 13 years at Argos Community Schools. They lined up on the walk in front of the school. When everyone was in position, they tossed their caps into the air - a gesture to symbolize the end of being part of AHS and the beginning of young adulthood. Upper Left - Tammy Ellis delivers her farewell address "Performing Arts" with much emotion. Upper Right - The members of the Senior Ensemble perform "One Moment in Time." Center Left - Senior Class President Eric Barlow delights the audience with his speech entitled "What Are We Doing Here?" Center Right - Valedictorian Matt Krom receives his diploma from School Board member Tracy Rowe. FEATURES! 35 The annual Sunshine Dance was held February 25, 1989, at 8 p.m. in the cafeteria. The dance lasted until 11 p.m. The music was provided by The Music Place. Over 140 students showed up to dance - one of the best turn-outs ever for a SSS dance. The Sunshine Society would like to thank Rick Hutchinson and his Ag Class members who helped with the decorations. Upper Right - Gary Williams takes time out from dancing for a quick picture. Center Left - Stephanie Okerbloom, Stephanie Cox, Melissa Shaw, and Amee Van Der Weele act as servers for the dance. Lower Left - Freshman girls Wendy, Michelle, Gretchan, and Kerry dance the last dance. Lower Right - Marilyn Shirk demonstrates to her son Scott how they used to dance. 36! FEATURES 5 E wwwwwrwmw . 1 4-NM' 'N"'J 'SJW Upper Left - Amy Morris and her date Mike Mechling get down to a fast dance. Upper Right - Tony Anagnostou and Liz Romig share a special moment. Lower Left - Jennifer Trump and Kathy Anagnostou dis- play how much fun they are having while Angi and Veroni- ca keep on dancing. SSS Dance - 1989 FEATURESf37 Upper Right -- Karra Thompson and Jennifer McKinney pose for a picture. Center Left - Billy Johnson and his date smile for a quick picture. Lower Left - Tammy Savage and her date Randy Jones stop for a breather. Lower Right - Sandy Shipley sings with music while dancing. 38fFEATURES ,jr The Junior-Senior prom was held on May 6, 1989, from 9- 12 p.m. at the Plymouth Country Club. The theme of the prom was "Stairway to Heaven." The band that performed was Misspent Youth. The Afterprom was held at the Plym- outh Bowling Alley and was sponsored by the Argos Lions Club. Above - Joey Stone and Carmen Gates write in their prom books. Lower Left - Stephanie Wood and Scott Shirk enjoy a fast dance. FEATURESXSQ Upper Right -- Mr. Sowerberry iScott Shirkl, Mr. Bumble fLee Leffertl, and Noah fEric Barlowl collect Oliver QJeremy Hartlel out of the coffin. Center Right - Mr. Bumble fLee Leffertl sings "Boy for Sale" while Oliver fJeremy Hartlel listens. Center Left - Fagin fEric Reidj demonstrates what will happen if someone would tell about their plight. Lower Left - The orphan boys sing for their supper. Lower Right - Oliver CJeremy Hartlel beats up Noah CEric Bar- lowj. 40fFEATURES l l l Upper Left - Dodger iPreston Edwards? sings to Oliver fJeremy Hartlej. Upper Right - Widow Corny fJohanna Hoefferj tames Mr. Bumble lLee Leffertj. Lower Left - Bet fJennifer McKinneyJ and Nancy fTeri Harleyl tell what a fine life they have. Our 1989 musical - "Oliver" - was presented by the Argos Music Department on April 14 and 15. "Oliver" was directed by Tami Brock, and Nancy Miller served as the assistant director. "Oliver" was about a boy from an English workhouse who fell into the hands of rogues who train him to be a pickpock- et. The story of his struggle to escape from an environment of crime was one of hardship, danger, and severe obstacles to overcome. "O1iVer,' - 1989 FEATURES! 41 Top - Row 1 - Michelle Thomas, Accounting, Office Assistant, NHS, Ancilla College Scholar- ship, Angie Becker, Office Assistant, Shelly Sin- grey, FEA Nellie Newhouse Scholarship, J.O. Thompson Scho1arship,Volunteer Firemen Scholarship, Teri Harley, Office Assistant, Choral Director's Award, FEA Nellie Newhouse Scholar- ship, Tammy Savage, Office Assistant, Rouch- Ball State Scholarship, FEA Nellie Newhouse Scholarship. Row 2 - Mark Mclntire, Ag Me- chanic Award, Veronica Dambrauskas, Office As- sistant, NHS, Green-Walnut Young Farmers Scholarship, 1st Source Bank Scholarship, Jenni- fer Trump, Art III, NHS, St. Francis College Scholarship, Kathy Anagnostou, NHS, St. Fran- cis College Scholarship, Tammy Ellis, FBLA Scholarship, President's Academic Fitness, NHS, American Legion Citizenship Award, Hoosier Scholar, Altrusa Club of South Bend Award, FEA Nellie Newhouse Scholarship, FEA Assistant, Jennifer McKinney, Yearbook Editor, Matt Krom, American Legion Senior Math Award, In- diana Council of Math Teachers Award, Ameri- can Legion Science Award, President's Academic Fitness Award, NHS, 10023 Honor Roll, 4 year 100'Z1 Honor Roll, American Legion Americanism and Government Program, Academic Honor Di- ploma, National Merit Finalist, Pearson Scholar- ship. Row 3 - John Bradley, Horticulture, Chad Johnson, President's Academic Fitness, Academ- ic Letter Sweater, NHS, 10096 Honor Roll, 4 Year 100'Z1 Honor Roll, Hope College Scholarship, Vol- unteer Firemen Scholarship, Jeff Thompson, President's Academic Fitness, D.A.R. Good Citi- zenship Award, NHS, 10096 Honor Roll, 4 Year IOOCZJ Honor Roll, American Legion Citizenship Award, Hoosier Scholar, Wabash College Schol- arship, Chris Lacher, Library Assistant, Chris Butler, Instrumental Director's Award, Gina La- Vanway, Library Assistant, Amy Sechrist, Li- brary Assistant Center - Chris Thomas, Perfect Attendance, Da- mon Leichty, Algebra II Award, Indiana Council of Math Teachers Award, Chemistry, Academic Letter Sweater, 100'Z3 High Honor, Boys' State, Sarah Norman, 100W High Honor. Row 2 - Shannon Marks, Shorthand, Dawn Miller, Li- brary Assistant, Tim Norman, American Legion Americanism and Government Program Award. Bottom - Row 1 - Phil Middaugh - 100921 Honor Roll, Nicole Krom, Typing I, FEA Assis- tant, Steve Wilhelm, 100'Z3 Honor Roll. Row 2 - Jason Thompson, 100'Z1 Honor Roll, Todd Redlin, 100'Z3 Honor Roll, Chris O'Dell, 10075 Honor Roll, Dave Trump, 10023 High Honor, Geometry, Biol- ogy. AWARD WINNERS NOT SHOWN: Greg Becker, Art I, Scott Shirk, Art II, Building Trades Scholarship, Chris Long, Music Clinic Scholar- ship, Kyri Bailey, Algebra I, Eric Barlow, Green- Walnut Young Farmers Scholarship, Vo-Ag Award, DeKalb Award, J.O. Thompson Scholar- ship, Carmen Gates, Typing II, Girls' State, Lisa Miller, Office Practice, Home Ec. Award, Jo- hanna Hoeffer, F.H.A. President, FEA Nellie Newhouse Scholarship, Steve Hudspeth, Student Council, Chris Redlin, NHS, Jaime Mullaney, Girls' State, James Lancaster, Boys' State, Lisa Alderfer, Ancilla College Scholarhsip, Lora Al- derfer, Ancilla College Scholarship. 42fFEATURES T W Q ,,, ,, f 2' , I ,- h z: ' an 5, t Qi ,,.. 51 fuk i --' A .f s I., ,w . . 9 R Q ., .Q u ., V . K if -+L A-WQQQM "K 1 ak ss.. p Upper Left - Row 1 - Peggy Rickman, Track Captain, TrackVarsity A, Track Dragon Awardg Stacy Shirk, Cheerleading MVPQ Gina Hol- lar, Basketball MVP. Row 2 - Chad Johnson, Basketball MVP, Jeff Thompson, Golf MVP, Chris Butler, Track MVP, Track Captain. Upper Center - Girls' Basketball -. Kelly Hanley, Rebounding Trophyg Gina Hollar, Free Throw Trophy, Not Shown - Jennifer McKinney, Captain, Karra Thompson, JV Free Throw Trophy. Upper Right - All Sports Awards - Row 1 - Chad Johnson, Steve Hudspeth. Row 2 - Ted Middleton, Joey Stone. Center Left - Boys' Track - Row 1 - Chad Johnson, Dragon Award: Steve Hudspeth, Dragon Award. Row 2 -- Joey Stone, Dragon Award, Chris McLaughlin, Dragon Award, Chris Redlin, Dragon Award. Center Right - Golf Awards - Jeff Thompson, Sports Letter, Golf MVP, Golf Co-Captain, Golf State Finalist, Phil Middaugh -- Golf Most Improved. Lower Center Left - American Legion Awards - Eric Barlow - Sportsmanship Award, Carmen Gates - Cheerleading Award, Sportsmanship Award. Lower Left - Varsity Basketball Awards - Row 1 - Chad Johnson, Free Throw Trophy, Tri Captain, Dragon Award, Steve Hudspeth, Dragon Award. Row 2 - Cory Dennie Dragon Awardg Joey Stone, Tri Captain, Dragon Award, J.O. Thompson Award, Eric Barlow, Tri Captain Award. Wards -- 1989 FEATURESM3 FF Banquet - 1989 The annual FFA Banquet was held on March 29, 1989, in the high school cafeteria. After the meal, new officers were installed, and awards were presented. The following awards were presented: Star Greenhand - Phil Maddaugh, Star Chapter Farmer - Eric Barlow, Honorary Chapter Farmer - Crystal Hutchinson. Other awards were given for accomplishments in soil judging, forestry judging, dairy, livestock, and crop judging. Upper Right - Lee Leffert displays the suspenders he was given for being fourth high in point totals. Center Left - President Lee Leffert shakes hands with Eric Barlow who received the Star Chapter Farmer Award. Lower Left - The FFA officers go through formal ceremonies. Shown are Sonny Personette - Sentinelg Jamie Flory - Reporter, Mike Sherman - Treasurer, Lee Leffert - Presidentg Rich Miller - Vice President, and Phil Middaugh - Secretary. Lower Right - Phil Maddaugh chats with the new officers for 1989. ,afvm ' """W E as 44!FEATURES SPGRTS awww 1.1, wwf- M .. . ff - ' M -ms:-.lfslz N as ' X . 1 fif- x X 1 if V' K H .. , 1' . '- 1'- K' Q g -5T!,:. sy W ni '. ' 1 0 " v N r Q , ' 1, 4 A' ,I L4 R 5 f r f fm, ::, ,pf M VX X X 5 .pw lNTERVIEW WITH COACH BOYD DAVIS What were the Highlights of the 88-89 basketball season? One of the highlights was having the 1979 team back for a reunion. Other highlights included scoring over 100 points against Knox and beating Tippecanoe Valley. What was your most difficult victory? One of our most difficult victories was beating Oregon Davis at Oregon Davis. It was a great win, especially early in the year. Was there anything new in the basketball program this year? We had new scoreboards and lights in the gymnasiumq Comments: We finished the season 10-10 which was not quite as good as we had hoped. Our preseason goal was to win a tournament, but we were unable to do so. The season had ups and downs with wins over Oregon Davis, Tippecanoe Valley, and Triton being ups. Our losses to CMA, Bremen, and John Glenn were downs. This team did not accomplish all of its goals, but it was a very exciting team to watch. Upper Left - Eric and Joey battle for the rebound. Center Right - Joey lays it up for two points. Lower Left - Cory Dennie follows through. 88-89 Season Has Ups And Downs VARSITY BASKETBALLI47 Upper Left - Eric Barlow forces the ball up for two points. Upper Right - Steve dumps the ball off to Joey. Center Left - Chris Redlin waits for the rebound. Center Right - Steve Hudspeth comes down the court. Q it j me Q x w,1wl,m4,Yl5g V g f LHHQSQZS M E In rp E H mi , , 23522523 VARSITY SCOREBOARD CMA Westville Knox Jimtown Oregon Davis Caston - 4-Way Triton - 4-Way Bethany TVHS Caston Glenn -- Bi-County LaVille Washington Township Triton Culver North Miami Glenn Bremen Mishawaka Marian CMA - Sectional X 3 we was ' a 'A 'Lf ,ii its S3593 . i. in Varsity Ends Up 10-10 Upper Left - Brian Dille makes a defensive move. Upper Right - Chad floats through the air for an easy basket. Center Right - Steve jumps up for the pass. Center Left - VARSITY BASKETBALL - Row 1 - Manager Chris Lacher, Ted Middle- ton, Chad Johnson, Scott Shirk, Tim Norman, Cory Dennie. Row 2 -- Coach Boyd Davis, Steve Hudspeth, Chris Redlin, Joey Stone, Todd Van Der Weele, Brian Dille, Manager Jeff Thompson. Lower Left - The emotions of the players are shown during the thrill of a victory. VARSITY BASKETBALLX49 Upper Right A JV wins Culver 4-Way second year in a row. Center Left - Todd Redlin deflects the ball from the Knox basket- Lower Left - Coach Ray Davis shows disbelief, Lower Right -4 Lee Leffert and Tim Norman try to steal the hall. JV SCOREBOARD We CMA 34 Westville 53 Knox 47 J imtown 42 Oregon Davis 33 Caston W 4-Way 49 Culver- 4-Way 48 Bethany 34 TVI-IS 40 Caston 32 Glenn 4- Bi-County 39 LaVille 38 Washington Township 41 Triton 33 Culver 50 North Miami 57 Glenn 37 Bremen 37 Mishawaka Marian 55 They 35 32 40 30 20 46 37 30 52 42 62 44 33 39 49 50 - 54 40 48 C TEAM SCOREBOARD LaVille 21 33 Oregon Davis 55 18 Tippecanoe Valley 24 52 Bremen 36 44 Triton 35 50 CMA 31 47 John Glenn 22 33 Culver 30 35 Culver - 4-Way 36 47 John Glenn 38 43 Caston 38 48 50fBASKETBALL xp. , ,,,, ferffrfwffriii 'ff!-5',?2?eiEEE?EEEii , e Y 39235352953255-5545522553233 V Wins Culver 4-Way Tournament Upper Left -- B-TEAM - Row 1 - Jason Thompson, Preston Edwards, Andy Stone, Steve Wilhelm, Phil Middaugh, Jeremy Har- tle, Danni Overmyer. Row 2 - Manager Chris Lacher, Mike Curry, Damon Leichty, Chris Shaw, Todd Redlin, Lee Leffert, Tim Nor- man, Mike Bixel, Coach Ray Davis. Center Left - C TEAM - Row 1 - Phil Middaugh, Preston Edwards, Steve Wilhelm, Jeremy Hartle, Manager Chris Lacher. Row 2 - Coach Kevin Bennitt, Mike Curry, Danni Overmyer, Mike Bixel, Ron Stockberger. Center Right - Todd Redlin rips down a re- bound. Lower Left - Tim Norman moves in for two. Lower Right - Jason Thompson looks to pass. Coach Ray Davis said: "The highlight of the season was winning the Culver 4fWay Tour- ney in December for the second year in a row. The entire team was a pleasure to work with. They practiced hard and played as a team not as individuals. They knew what a team con- cept was." BASKETBALLf51 Below - Karra Thompson shoots the ball for two points. Center Right - VARSITY BASKETBALL - Row 1 - Manager Tausha Hissong, Gina Hol- lar, Kyri Bailey, Jennifer McKinney, Stacy Shirk, Carmen Gates, Manager Lucinda Rhodes. Row 2 - Manager Dawn Miller, Coach Kim Martens, Jennifer Martens, Kelly Hanley, Jennifer Bostwick, Coach J olinda Lu- cas, Manager Amy Sechrist. K , . M, i s i , ,irii ' wanwwwvw Jolinda Lucas was the new Varsity Basket- ball coach this year. She graduated from Indi- ana State University with a B.S. in Physical Education and Health. Miss Lucas thinks that the highlight of the 88-89 season was the fact that the girls had their "first Win in almost three years." She feels that: "As a team, the girls' ball handling and skill level increased. The program has been down for so long that we fthe coaching staffb are trying to build con- fidence and that was probably the hardest part this year." Stats - Team Leaders Field Goals - Gina Hollar scored 148 which was 30W of the team total Rebounds - Kelly Hanley pulled down 179 which was 3396 of team total Free Throws -W Gina Hollar shot 67.996 AssistsfSteals - Jennifer McKinney had 100 for the team lead Team MVP as voted on by the team - Gina Carmen Gates tries to pass inside. Wendy Barbour goes for three. 3 Hollar Above: Jv BASKETBALL - Manager Lin- EVGHQIYE Bafbogfr dMa1'1as2f ieliril- da Ballinger, Stephanie Wood, Gretchen 033 ugene IW ef' K K 52f BASKETBALL Thompson, Kerra Thompson, Gayla Stults, ' 1,,'f-'gfggiifi RLEI1 Skills Increase Upper Left - Coaches give final in- structions. Upper Right - Gretchan Thomp- son shoots from the line. Center Left - MVP Gina Hollar pops a short jump shot. Center Right - Captain Jennifer McKinney moves around her de- fender. VARSITY SCOREBOARD We They Triton 28 33 Culver 35 50 Lakeland 39 33 Plymouth 32 69 LaLumiere 73 20 TVHS 24 74 Caston - 4 Way 32 65 Culver - 4-Way 45 48 Caston 24 82 ! Mishawaka Marian 43 52 CGA h 45 54 Oregon Davis 21 51 Glenn - Bi-County 25 50 Knox 39 62 LaVille 13 46 LaVille - Sectional 11 ' 54 B TEAM SCOREBOARD LaLumiere 31 6 CGA 13 19 Oregon Davis 18 25 Glenn - Bi-County 20 29 Knox 25 33 LaVille 18 '40 was against CGA because we were ahead. Both game teams were then playing touch. It came down thgl to the wire and we ended up losing." B ASKETB ALL X53 Upper l.el't - Steve Hudspeth hits one out, Upper Right -- Chad Johnson looks the pitch over. Venter l,el't -Y Coach Boyd Davis gives - instructions while Joey listens careful' lv. Center Right -- Rusty Perdieu falls way hack to catch a fly hall. Lower Right -- The team waits for the A WF, game to begin. , V L K 1 aaa, A 1 fy-1, 'in' A qi 1-4. N VARSITX bCOREBOARD Northwood South Bend Riley North Miami LaLumiere LaVille Rochester Rochester Flkhart Baptist Bremen Lulver Caston Triton 4-Wav lriton South Bend Rilew Oregon Daxis John Glenn .Iimtown Sectional LaVille Culver Military Academy 54X BASEBALL 5-if i Team Finishes 9-1-8 Upper Left - Ted Middleton throws in a strike. Upper Right - Scott Shirk does the same. Center Left - Catcher Joey Stone makes a good play. Center Right - Jason Thompson throws the ball in from center field. Lower Left - VARSITY BASEBALL - Row 1 - Jason Thompson, Tommy Mitchell, Joey Stone, Steve Hudspeth, Chad Johnson, Ted Middleton, Andy Stone, Danni Overmyer, Jeremy Hartle, Manager Chris Lacher. Row 2 - Assistant Coach Kevin Bennitt, Todd Van- DerWeele, Damon Leichty, Chris Shaw, Jason Hill, Rusty Perdieu, Scott Shirk, Mike Curry, Mark Dean, Coach Boyd Davis. BASEBALLf55 Track Teams Improve is gi ! slwf 0 ' ...4 R R N-19 f . m,AA .. ' .. , ' " fxizisvf-N'-... . - . N' ,.., .M .,.. """"' . . ... ,L .52-1 1 X1 K 1, x ...N X 5 -ewtkfmssee.. M -we k K I X- - . ,, if 'T f ' - - Q " c . ,. .... Q . . .1 .,.......,........-TM, - 1 Upper Left - Peggy Rickman sets her pace. Upper Right - Gretchan Thompson jumps over the hurdle. Center Left - Steve Hudspeth gives it all he's got to pull out a win. Center Right -M GIRLS' TRACK TEAM -A Row 1 - Deanna Cooper, Stephanie Wood, Julie Hill, Denise Cooper. Row 2 Y Coach Jolinda Lucas, Jennifer Bostwick, Gretchan Thomp- son, Kelly Hanley, Kerry Harshbarger, Jodi Grossman, Manager Dawn Miller. Lower Right - BOYS' TRACK TEAM - Row 1 H Joey Stone, Tommy Mitch- ell, John Newby, Charles Murphy. Row 2 - Matt Krom, Andre Nicodemus, Andy Stone, Chris McLaughlin, Chris Butler, Todd Kline. Row 3 - Steve Hudspeth, David Trump, Todd Redlin, Mike Sherman, Chris Redlin, Coach Mark Neukam. 56fTRACK .,.,-'T , V V--,.., ,L ..-N,,.. AW. H... ,,.,m,,,,,,,.,.,,. .. L. ., ,., ,. . Upper Left - Chad Johnson makes a good hand-off to Chris McLaughlin in the relay race. Upper Right - Kerry Harshbarger goes flying in one of her long jumps. Center Left - Chris McLaughlin digs hard to win the race. Center Right - Chris Butler leaps with X s rs si" 5 sw? great ease over the hurdles. BOYS SCOREBOARD Argos, 44 Bremen, 51 ' Triton, 64 Argos, 59 John Glenn, 77 LaLumiere, 9 Argos, 53 Culver, 72 Argos, 63 KNOX, 55 A1-ggs, 77 LaLumiere, 469 Argos, 66 Oregon Davis, 52 Argos, 69 CHSQQOII, 54 County Meet - Placed 5th GIRLS' SCOREBOARD Argos, 21 LaVille, 95 Argos, 19 John Glenn, 100 LaLumiere, 26 Argos, 33 Culver, 85 Argos, 57 Trinity, 141 ATEOS, 23 Knox, 95 Argis, 39 Culver, 73 AIEOS, 20 Oregon Davis, 98 Argos, 45 LaLumiere, 72 ATEOS, Caston, 92 ' TRACK! 57 1' 044 92-1 f I ,, , ,W V ' ,, if 1' I , ,, A -1 W J f I I ff .,ff f , X 4? V' -1 W 1 .-. . .4 i w ga .la . I I Top I,el't -- Greg Trump runs a warmup lap. Venter Left - Tom Quimby practices before the meet. Top - 8TH GRADE BOYS' BASKETBALL Row 1 -- Craig Ellis. Bryan McGowen, Todd Hissong, Scott Ludwig. Row 2 -- Shanon Shafer, Richard Zeigler, Bryan Pow- ell. Torn Quimby, Duane Crum, Craig Miller. Vpper Center - 7TH GRADE BOYS' BAS- KETBALL - Row I --- Matt Cripe, Jeromy Bostwick, Greg Trump, Chad Brown, Ken Ni- codernus. Row 2 - Mike Keller, Ryan Rohl, Chad Nolin, Ryan Morris, Eric Clark, Manag- er Craig Miller. Lower Center - JUNIOR HIGH BASKET- BAI.I, -- GIRLS -- Row I -- Carrie Hecka- rnan, Stephanie Cox, Kendra Atkins, Carrie Brown, Melissa Shaw. Row 2 -- Amy Eley, Londa Davenport, Amee Van Der Weele, Stephanie Martin, Jennifer Ilmbaugh. Steph- anie Okerbloom. Bottom - JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' TRACK -- Row 1 -- Rich Zeigler, Greg Trump, Chris Middleton. Jeromy Bostwick. Row 2 - Coach Ray Davis. Tom Quimby, Ryan Morris, Seth Manuwal, Duane Crum, Manager Carrie Brown. 58fJUNIOR HIGH SPORTS ARGOI 'ihul Junior High Sports ,,..-v-"V Upper Right - Carrie Heckaman leaves the starting block. Top - 7TH AND 8TH GRADE VOLLEY- BALL - Row 1 - Carrie Heckaman, Steph- anie Cox, Marie Hulse, Heather Leichty. Row 2 - Traci Kline, Jennifer Umbaugh, Coach Robbin Nelson, Stephanie Martin, Dawn Martin. Upper Center - 8TH GRADE VOLLEY- BALL - Row 1 -- Carrie Heckaman, Steph- anie Cox, Carrie Brown, Melissa Shaw. Row 2 -- Amee Van Der Weele, Jennifer Umbaugh, Coach Robbin Nelson, Amy Eley, Londa Dav- enport. Lower Center - JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' TRACK TEAM - Row 1 - Traci Kline, Heather Leichty, Carrie Heckaman, Steph- anie Cox. Row 2 - Melissa Shaw, Amee Van Der Weele, Jennifer Umbaugh. Bottomr JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER - Row 1 - Shelton Hensley, Greg Trump, Bryan McGowen, Scott Ludwig, Todd Hissong, Chris Middleton, Eric Hartman, Jeromy Bostwick. Row 2 - Matt Cripe, Ben Tolson, Trevor Hin- deter, Andy Nifong, Jeff Nieb, Earl Betz, Ken Nicodemus, Chad Brown. Row 3 - Duane Crum, Tom Quimby, Craig Ellis, Eric Clark, Chad Nolin, Ryan Morris, Shanon Shafer, Karl Pesak, Jeremy Snead, Coach Jon Alcorn. BUS WW fx 'W A,,,.,,, Mwygg awww ax QR xg S "wx ,MMM mm. V,,,A Vw A,V,, m.W.,.,, ,, , ,mwww 1 . - ,. .,i.,,-Q--.--Q-n---...X,.vW.l,,.. A 4 ...L-.M A lllail . M 'ee T' ' ':b' I Q ' 1 mmhf Q Row 1 - Stacy Shirk, Melissa Kline. 3 - Tammy Ellis. Center Left - 1 - Julie Hill, Amy Kline, Michelle Harshbarger. Center Right - 7TH - Traci Kline. Row 2 - Christa CHEERLEADERSf61 ??5??ES3'5iEE S if New K Upper Right - 5TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL - Row 1 - Kori Burger, Shana Lovelace, Lora Emenaker, Jennifer Keller, Sarah Nifong. Row 2 A Deanna Singrey, Shela Lancaster, Christie Eley, Tara Brown, Melissa Hulse. Row 3 -H Stacy Nieb, Julie Diangikis, Jenell Carter, Carrie Ar- charnbeault, Michelle Chizum, Kimberly Zentz. Center Right - 5th GRADE BOYS' BASKET- BALL M Row 1 -H John Siegrist, Ted Redinger, Matt 0'Dell, Damon Foster, Jack Stafford, - Richard Kuskye, Mike Long, Good. Row 3 he Brandon Franz, baugh, Erin Rohl, Jeremy Sherwood Chris Martens. Lower Right W 5TH Row 1 - Deanna Archambeault T ara Brown. Row 2 Chizum, Melissa Hulse, Shela Eley. Upper Left - 6TH - Bottom - Middle Q Stephany ley 2! ELEMENT f Elementary Sports Upper Left - 6TH GRADE GIRLS' BASKET- BALL - Row 1 - Rachelle Hall, Amanda Bai- ley, Stephany O'Dell, Lindsey Pennington. Center Left - 6TH GRADE BOYS' BASKET- BALL - Row 1 - Brandon Calhoun, Jason Shafer, Roger McKinney, Ben Reese. Row 2 - Matt Heckaman, Randy Zehner, Marc Ousley, Rusty Zentz, Jason Ellis. Lower Left - 6TH GRADE VOLLEYBALL - Row 1 - Amanda Winters, Claudia McGrath, Candy Winters. Row 2 - Amy Diangikis, Aman- da Bailey, Stephany O'Dell, Casey Yoquelet, Lindsey Hinderer. Upper Right - 5TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS - Bottom - Deanna Singrey, Melissa Hulse, Christie Eley. Top - Shela Lancaster, Tara Brownf ELEMENTARY SPORTSIG3 QF -Q-my NEQQWS. 11 Xi N' 'X V :' ,rs .Q:.+:,, '--: z - 2 , as E gg sm mvmg figss? QW K in 2? ww, Q 4 N W N Qxsbgigk Wir.:-'::: S, M N Q' ACADEMICS Upper Right - Kathy Anagnos- tou is not quite sure she's ready for English. Center Right A Dusty Blevins shows the hampsters he brought to school to use in a speech on their care and feeding habits. Center Left - Jeff Thompson explains all of the hard work that went into winning his golf award. What class has the most entertaining teacher? 6KGad!H Speech. we Z flQf1M.h4,,, fy i ft ice: ATLS5 VM rlfillll ,, I , ,Z , I 5 5 M tr 35u'llllllllli.llll"' 1 if 4 ,J XE, 4 e o Lower Left - Steve Hudspeth Lower Right - Gina Hollar explains his enthusiasm on bi- works diligently on the re- cycle racing in the Advanced search for her Junior term pa- Speech class. per. T 551 GGXACADEMICS What happens when you have to give an oral report in front of your classmates? Do you break out in a rash, get a queasy feeling in your stomach, feel faint? The number one fear among many people is speaking before a group. But the speech class here at AHS teaches a person to con- trol and use stagefright to his ad- vantage. The class also helps each student develop organiza- tion and outlining skills, critical listening methods, and delivery techniques. In today's complex world, the spoken word is probably the most influential means of com- municating. So, speaking effec- tively is one of the greatest assets a person can have. The end goal of public speaking is to help each student think, write, speak, and listen effectively, intelligently, and responsibly. Will Rogers once commented, t'Everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects." But in speech class the student learns how in- teresting and creative his class- mates are. Demonstrate speeches range from filleting a blue gill to a karate demonstration to mak- ing a milk shake in a blender. During the convince speeches each student discusses a timely and controversial topic trying to get mental agreement from his audience. No matter what the topic, everyone in speech class profits from another's knowledge and talent. The Senior Comp class went to the library at IUSB to do re- search for their term papers. They enjoyed a creative writing assignment in describing a paper clip. They also enjoyed writing a paper from the perspective of a housefly. The Senior Literature class went to Indianapolis to see McBeth. Before the Junior English stu- dents read Alas, Babylon, they were required to make a list of ten things that would guarantee survival in case of a nuclear war. They had to defend each of their choices. The Sophomore English stu- dents wrote a term paper on a career of their choice. They watched videos on "Walter Mitty," "Julius Caesarf, and "Light in the Forestf, The Freshmen English stu- dents had to write poetry using only prepositional phrases. This poetry was then published for each class member. Upper Left A Joey Stone shares his collection of knives with the Advanced Speech class. He says, "I have ll knives which are mostly daggers that are carried in your boot. I have been collect- ing knives for about three years. I collect them because I am fasci- nated by them." Lower Left W Miss Sherk ex- plains a Junior High English assignment to Stephanie Okerbloom and Dawn Martin. Lower Right - Greg Becker, Dave Trump, and Cory Hollar are concentrating on infinitives in Sophomore English. ACADEMICSXG7 wma I M Q 9 5 3 Upper Left - Tim Norman, Upper Right - Kerry Harsh- Keith Norman, and Kirk Nel- barger shows a lans enjoy working hard on Science lab. their Chemistry lab. 2 M --.., M -ut., Center Left - Tony Anagnostou looks at the camera while level- ing water for a lab in Science. Center Right - Ulysses S. Grant explains one of his many battles during the Civil War. 68fACADEMICS The Biology class went to Ar- rowhead Campgrounds in order to learn how to use a written key to identify trees. They did a lab on woody stems obtained by Mr. Cooper personally. The Chemistry class went to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry and Adler's Plane- tarium. They did a tritation lab to determine the effectiveness of Tums and Rolaids in neutraliz- ing stomach acidity. In Physics, the class complet- ed 50 labs involving force, mo- tion, electricity, sound, and light. smile during a Upper Left - Jeff Thompson holds a Newsweek magazine. Newsweek is studied every week as part of the effort of the class to keep up on current events. Upper Right - Gina Hollar, Chris Thomas, and Tonya Creekbaum listen to a lecture in U.S. History. : What class gives you a big bang? : Chemistry Center Left - Mark Mclntire concentrates hard on his Econ test. Center Right - Leah Eley looks enthused and ready for history class. A new approach was used in the U.S. History class, The class started out studying the present and worked backward. This way all of U.S. History was coveredg because in the 8th Grade History class, they started in the begin- ning and worked forward. In Government, Economics, Current Events, and World His' tory, the first fifteen minutes of each class was devoted to dis- cussing the significant happen- ings in the world in the present. ACADEMICSf69 The highlight of the Ag De- partment this year was getting a new VCR camera which was used to make educational videos. They videotaped a hog being butchered and the speech dem- onstrations and talent shows at FFA contests. They also used the camera to record students prac- ticing for speech contests. In Small Engines, the students got 90 percent of their engines running - a big improvement over last year. In Horticulture Class, five class periods were spent on flower arrangements. Some of the students from the Resources Class went to the State FFA Soil Judging Contest in Madison, Indiana, where they placed 7th out of 34. The Junior High Physical Education classes were ran dif- ferently this year. The classes spent three days a week on phys- ical conditioning frunning and exercisingl and two days a week learning games. The Freshmen P.E. classes covered the following units: self- defense - a new unit, volleyball, softball, archery, bowling, aero- bics, basketball, soccer, and track and field. Upper Right - Phil Middaugh and John Bradley are cutting shrubs in Horticulture class. Center Right - Mr. Hutchinson gives Shannon Marks instruc- tions on her assignment. is Lower Left - Andre Nicode- mus, Rich Rospopo, and Mark Mclntire pound hard on a stor- age unit they are building for the Ag Room in Ag-Structures class. 70! ACADEMICS Lower Right - Lee Leffert and Michelle Vanator finish up their laboratory in flower ar- ranging in Horticulture class. Upper Left - Rich Vela puts Eric Reid in a headlock as he ex- plains self-defense in Freshmen P.E. class. Center Left - Rich Vela uses a kick to ward off an attack by Eric. 2 What is the only class in which you can wear shorts? I P.E. Upper Right - Two members of the 7th grade P.E. class fight hard for the soccer ball. Center Right - There is a pile- up on the soccer ball while the 7th grade class plays scooter soc- cer. Lower Left - Gretchan Thomp- son feels the muscles Mike Bixel has developed in P.E. class. ACADEMICSW1 qv .. Q.. X Upper Left - Melissa Shaw Upper Right - The Library works steadily on her string art exit is perfected in Scott I project. Shirk's perspective drawing. Center Left - Hazel Campbell and Melissa DePoy use their imagination on their art design. Center Right - Amee Van Der Weele shows how she does her string art project. The Art classes went on a field trip to the Midwest Museum of Modern Art in Elkhart and to the Century Center to see the Scholastic Exhibit. In Art I the students complet- ed basic projects - color charts, perspective drawings, water col- or paintings, and other drawings. In Art II the students did screen printing and made pot- tery. 72fACADEMICS mhnwylwwm 'XYXP I . In Art III the students did in- dependent study and selected their own projects for each six weeks of study. They chose ad- vanced painting and drawing projects. Scott Shirk won the Gold Key Award in the Scholastic Arts Contest and a piece of his work was sent to New York. Jennifer Trump won an Honorable Men- tion in the Scholastic Arts Con- test and won a S750 renewable scholarship to St. Francis Col- lege. David Goodrich won an Honorable Mention in the Scho- lastic Arts Contest. Greg Becker won an Honorable Mention in the St. Francis contest. fa gqwswy . .I fs? of X K LY 2' Q '3- we - -h...,, Upper Left - Gary Williams opens the hope chest that he made in Woods class. Upper Right - Carrie Hecka- man squares in her lamp. Center Left - Steve Dietl fin- ishes up his coffee stand which he made for his dad. I In what class do you produce a punch? Z Metals Center Right - Changing a bit on the drill press is what Tony Yeazel is learning to do. In Drafting II Architecture, the boys designed their own house and built models from their blueprints. These blueprints are of homes that they want to have if they become rich. In Woods, Scott Shirk made a Grandfather clock for his mom for her birthday. Rob Hurford made a dry sink for his 4-H project. Rich Rospopo made two kitchen tables. In Metals some of the projects completed were hammers, bumper hitches for trucks, C-clamps, chess set, chisels, and punches. ACADEMICSX73 I What class has the most homework? I 0 I 0 I . . W ' V , ,,, A A in ' V -' f ,f '1 ,wM.,gQI - 5 . Upper Left - Gina Hollar dis- plays a computer program she just completed. Lower Left - The Algebra II class takes a break from their vigorous studies. Lower Right - Shanon Shafer works out the bugs in his com- puter program. Upper Right - Mr. Bennitt gives Kyri Bailey help on her Algebra assignment. 74fACADEMICS .. f sf, The geometry class examined all types of shapes to determine how they are related. Students learned to measure distances across rivers while standing on one side, computed weights of trees without getting splinters from climbing up them, and worked with logic to determine what a statement actually says. In general math, the class re- viewed basic arithmetic and went on to other topics including geometry, probability, and alge- bra. Activities included deter- mining the probability a thumb- tack will land on its back, determining the number Pi, and locating the geometric figures around us. In Senior Math, the class looked at the foundation of any mathematical system. They con- tinued to deal with questions in- cluding how to maximize profit in manufacturing, how to calcu- late the deterioration of radioac- tive material, and how to deal with flat surfaces on a round world. The Computer Literacy Class wrote letters and stories using word processing software on the computers. The class learned to use a data base and a spread sheet to do calculations. They used a graphics package to chart information from surveys they conducted. The class also studied Basic programming and the his- tory of computers. The Computer Programming class learned to program the computer in Basic. They wrote programs to count, alphabetize names, draw pictures, and make sounds. The class focused on pro- gramming logic and typical com- mands. Lower Right - Lori Lard gives a smile as she finishes up her Algebra test. Lower Left - Donna Over- myer and Lisa Pesak play tic- x w tack-toe when they finished their math assignment. Upper Left - Greg Hollar tries to look busy in Algebra. ACADEMICSX75 5 Upper Left - Rita Beck, Coor- dinator of the Victims Assis- tance Program of Marshall County receives a quilt made by the 8th Grade Home Ec Class. Upper Right - Wiley Powell, Brian Johnson, Rev. Gary Ed- wards, and Chris McLaughlin are all decked out for the wed- ding service held in the Family Living Home Economics class. Lower Right - Gayla Stults and Jennifer Martens are cooking vegetables for Foods class. The Home Ec Department conducted a nursery school for five weeks on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the fall semes- ter. Mrs. Schmidlapp taught a "Snack Happyn mini course for grades 3-6 after school on Mon- days for three weeks. The stu- dents learned to make nutritious, low-cost, easily prepared snacks. The 7th graders learned about babysitting, basic foods, and nu- trition. The 8th graders were taught management, buying, and clothing construction. The Fam- ily Relations class studied per- sonal and family development. The Family Management class studied time, energy, and money management. The Child Devel- opment Class discussed prenatal development, birth, and physi- cal, emotional, social, and intel- 7 6f ACADEMICS lectual development of a child through age 6. In Foods, the stu- dents studied the following: nu- trients, meal planning, buying, preparing, and serving. The FHA Club planned and supervised Pregnancy Care class- es at night. For this, they won a Gold Achievement Award from the March of Dimes and a State FHAXHERO Award. The FHA members also won awards in pro- ficiency events at the State Leadership Training Conference in Indianapolis. This year foreign language classes were moved from their former location in Room 20 to a smaller, more personal Room 26. The change was an unexpected surprise that helped Mrs. Rei- chert and Mrs. Harner as well. French Ill and IV visited the Fondue Parlor in Mishawaka. Spanish III and IV visited Azteca Restaurant in Ft. Wayne. I-AN 1 .ff K Upper Left - Mr. Levi writes a pass for Bill Barbour. Upper Right - Kirk Nellans asks Mr. Levi a question in French class. Center Left - Kris Capes shows a smile as she works on her French II lesson. YI I i.Que' Pasa? I 0 . Foreign Language Center Right - Candy Bash and Sarah Norman chat as they wait for Mr. Levi to begin Spanish III class. ACADEMICSX77 Upper Right - HIGH SCHOOL BAND - Row 1 - Lucinda Rhodes, Nikki Heinzman, Laurie Brown, Heather Clemons, Eliza- beth Romig, Amy Kline, Mi- chelle Thomas, Kerry Harsh- barger, Tausha Hissong. Row 2 - Tracy Dickson, Gayla Stults, Carmen Gates, Jamie Mullaney, Michelle Vanator, Stephanie Wood, Pam Davenport, Gina Hollar, Jodi Grossman, Gina La- Vanway. Row 3 A Bruce John- son, Randy Stutler, Chris Thom- as, Danni Overmyer, Bill Barbour, Tony Anagnostou, Doug Harshbarger, Kirk Nellans, Chris O'Dell. Row 4 - Brooks Rhodes, John Vanator, Marty Martin, Chris Butler, Chris Long, Doug Andrews, Jason Hill. Center Right - PEP BAND - Row 1 - Lucinda Rhodes, Heather Clemons, Elizabeth Ro- mig, Amy Kline, Michelle Thomas, Kerry Harshbarger, Tausha Hissong. Row 2 - Tracy Dickson, Nikki Heinzman, Lau- rie Brown, Jamie Mullaney, Mi- chelle Vanator, Pam Davenport, Gina Hollar, Jodi Grossman, Gina LaVanway. Row 3 - Bruce Johnson, Randy Stutler, Chris Thomas, Bill Barbour, Tony An- agnostou, Doug Harshbarger, Kirk Nellans, Chris O'Dell. Row 4 - Brooks Rhodes, John Vana- tor, Marty Martin, Chris Butler, Chris Long, Doug Andrews, Ja- son Hill. IRQ 78f ACADEMICS Which class do you get to pucker up for? Upper Left - Kirk Nellans performs with the High School Band in concert. Center Right - The Pep Band spurs on school spirit at a varsity game. Opposite Page - Bottom - JR. HIGH BAND Y Row 1 - Dawn Martin, Danielle Hand, Jennifer Milliser, Stephanie Okerbloom, Car- rie Heckaman, Traci Kline, Cara Hutchinson, Amee Van Der Weele. Row 2 - Londa Davenort, Jenny Umbaugh, Christa McGrath, Marie Hulse, Amy Eley, Carrie Brown, Tommi Quimby. Row 3 - Leon Cowger, Ben Tolson, Eric Hartman, Greg Trump, Chad Brown, Pres- ton Henry, Robert Good, John Yeargin, Preston Hensley, Matt Cripe, Jeff Neib, Ken Nicodemus. Row 4 - Jim Bradley, Jeremy Snead, B.J. Zentz, Jason Smith, Chad Nolin, Patrick Guyse, Ryan Rohl, Trevor Hinderer, Eric Clark, Ryan Morris, Duane Crum. Below - SIXTH GRADE BAND - Row 1 - Lindsey Hinderer, Lindsey Pennington, Nicole Treesh. Row 2 - Kerri Bash, Kathy Hollingsworth. Row 3 - Jenny Brittin, Amy Alderfer, Jason Ellis, Brandon Calhoun, Shaindel Beers, Claudia McGrath, Jason Trump, Kevin Glover, Amy Diangikis. Row 4 - Rusty Zentz, Joel Harring- ton, Gabriel Hand, Ben Reese. ,wid ACADEMICSf79 Center Right - Wendy Barbour is practicing her supersonic dance for the Variety Show. Center Left - Christa McGraff and Heather Leichty sing a duet for the Christmas Concert. Lower Left - The 6th Grade Choir takes a break from singing. Lower Right +- The Senior Choir members - Johanna Hoeffer, Jennifer McKinney, and Tammy Ellis show a smile. : In which class is dough not money? I Choir SOXACADEMICS I2 rs 'mi' Above - HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR - Row 1 - Jennifer McKinney, Johanna Hoeffer. Row 2 - Teri Harley, Melissa Kline, Stacy Shirk, Jeremy Hartle, Preston Edwards, Dana Alderfer, Lori Lard, Scottie McCalvin. Row 3 - Gretchan Thompson, Amy Kline, Scott Hammel, Eric Reid, Peggy Hensley, Sherry Lowry, Kim Harrington, Sheila Ket- cham. Row 4 - Kelly Hanley, Jennifer Martens, Ron Stockberger, Rus- sell Marchand, Wendy Barbour, Michelle Smith, Amy Morris, Jennifer Bostwick. Center Left - Stacy Shirk, Teri Harley, Jennifer McKinney, and Amy Morris are an Air Band dressed as KISS. Lower Left - Kelly Hanley, Lori Lard, Jennifer Martens, and Amy Kline sing " Mr. Sandman" for Talent Day. Opposite Page - Top - JR. HIGH CHOIR - Row 1 - Mary Hensley, Ann Stockberger, Jennifer Dean, Melissa Shafer, Amy Vires, Roxanne Jankovich. Row 2 - Robin Marchand, Carolyn Griffith, Jennifer Mil- liser, Stephanie Okerbloom, Marie Hulse, Carrie Heckaman, Miranda Geldner, Crystal Wolf. Row 3 - Chris Crow, Danielle Hand, Autum Redinger, Tina Quimbly, Haley Hipskind, Stephanie Cox, Kendra At- kins, Stephanie Martin, Melissa Shaw. Row 4 - Dawn Martin, Travis Miller, Eric Hartman, Crystal McGrath, Heather Leichty, Traci Kline, Chad Brown, Jeremy Bostwick, Earl Betz, Tony Berger. Row 5 - Karl Pesak, Robert Barcus, Neil Sexton, Craig Ellis, Rich Zeigler, Josh Ham- mond, Ryan Morris, Harry Clark, Mike Keller, Rich Russell. ACADEMICSf81 Four Peer Tutors worked on a dai- ly basis with the Special Education children. The Tutors were Johanna Hoeffer, Hazel Campbell, Leah Eley, and Tracy Dickson. The Spe- cial Education students sold Argos Dragon pins during the basketball season. They went to Potato Creek State Park for their annual field trip. Chris Lacher was our first Spe- cial Education student to go through graduation ceremonies in June at AHA. The Hearing Impaired class read a unit on true stories. The H.I. stu- dents then had to relate the feelings of the characters to their own feel- ings. Amy Sechrist was preparing to go to college in Washington, D.C., at Gallandet University. Upper Left - Tonya Nelson works in her Home Economic workbook. Center Left - Senior Amy Sech- rist shows a smile as she waits for class to begin. wwifw . 1 l W MW tx Center Right - Second Grader Amanda Morris smiles as she colors for fun. Lower Left - Frank Olivarez SZXACADEMICS is very interested in his book. Lower Right - Chris Lacher and Wendy Lauderback work on their money project. Q enum 3 1 .,,...uul'i""""' mf' ,Q-,! ff' ,.f My The last year of the 80s has been one of many new experiences for ele- mentary students of Argos. This year several new programs were in- troduced to students K - 6. Among these programs were the Christmas Toy Drive, Student Mini Courses, Project Lead, and the Media Fair. At Christmas, the elementary stu- dents joined together to collect toys to be distributed to more than 50 children in our area. The Student Mini Courses were designed to acquaint the students with skills needed in today's society. Among the courses taught were Typing, Shorthand, Woods, Story Telling, Sign Language, and Com- puters. Enrollment in these courses totaled 91 students. One of the most exciting programs consisted of the Media Fair. Stu- dents involved competed with stu- dents from area schools to go to the State competition. Miss Miller's 2nd graders won this competition with an original story entitled "The Ghost Who Could Not Flyf' They placed first in the Audio Tape cate- gory at the State. Some of the field trips taken by elementary students this year in- cluded those to Bigley's in Culver, the Old Historic Fort in Ft. Wayne, the Potowatomi Zoo in South Bend, the Ft. Wayne Children's Zoo, Pota- to Creek State park, the South Bend Symphony Orchestra, and Potowa- tomi Wildlife Park. : What is your favorite class? O . Recess Upper Left - Jaime Rice, third grader, is working on her English assignment. Lower Right - Charity Ble- vins, fifth grader, is working on her vocabulary assignment. Lower left - Kay Mil working with her second ler is grade reading-vocabulary group. ACADEMICSXS3 3 I it l 2 Upper Left - The shorthand class has to sit on the heater to keep warm during dictation. Upper Right - Angie Becker shows her expertise in operating the ten- key electronic calculator using the touch system. Center Left - Jennifer Trump is getting ready to key a letter using the Word Handler word processing system on the computer. Center Right - John Bradley is us- ing his pocket calculator to do his Business Math homework. Lower Right - Erica Hensley finds time to smile during a Typing I drill. 84fACADEMICS '4 "'l : In what classes do your fingers do the walking? I :Typing I Sz II 5 3 E E i PEOPLE Q 5 j Y i L X y 5 g . A 5 A ff ' S Q 5 x :. gaiiaimi' Jwwu Candy Bash Laurie Brown Deanna Cooper Denise Cooper Tanya Creekbaum Cory Dennie Brian Dille Troy Dunlap Leah Eley Jamie Flory Carmen Gates Jodi Grossman Bryan Hall Kelly Hanley Nicole Heinzmann Brice Hensley Gina Hollar Mark Hollingsworth Richard Hundt Rob Hurford Harry Johnson James Lancaster Lesli Lappin Lee Leffert Damon Leichty Abby Manuwal Shannon Marks Robert Martin Matt McKee Dawn Miller Amy Morris Jaime Mullaney Kirk Nellans Keith Norman Sarah Norman 86!JUNIORS f no V! in 5, si' l b' ' r P' it ' ' 4 4 r ws 1 1 JP se xi ,: ,, . 4N+n..Q .N .. ,, . . 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JUNIORSXS7 fopiouww Greg Becker Jennifer Bostwick Kris Capes Mike Cowger Mike Curry Tim Detwiler Diane DeVault Steve Dietl Preston Edwards Jamie Fee Karyn Gordon Kim Harrington Jeremy Hartle Erica Hensley Peggy Hensley Tausha Hissong Cory Hollar Greg Hollar Bruce Johnson Shelia Ketcham Melissa Kline Todd Kline Nikki Krom Louise Lauderback Russell Marchard Scottie McCalvin Phil Maddaugh Rich Miller Rich Morgan Chris O'Dell Donna Overmyer Lisa Pesak Todd Redlin Sarah Schlabach Stacy Shirk 88fSOPHOMORES sd Jeremy Smith Mike Smith Steve Stockman Andy Stone Jason Thompson David Trump Todd Van Der Weele Nicole Van Dusen Andy Vires Steve Wilhelm Nicole Van Dusen is trying to reach her speed goal in Typing I class. Jeremy Smith concentrates on the copy he is typing. Elizabeth Romig and Kim Har- rington take time for a chat dur- ing study time in the library. Tausha Hissong works as a li- brary assistant. SOPHOMORESXSQ Fcedhueu, Dana Alderfer Tony Anagnostou Doug Andrews Kyri Bailey April Baker Linda Ballinger Wendy Barbour Mike Bixel Dusty Blevins Mark Bowers Sherry Carter Heather Clemons Heather Culp Mark Dean Justin Eckelbarger Erin Flory Chris Ganshorn Scott Hammel Greg Harrington Kerry Harshbarger Kathy Hibner Jason Hill Julie Hill Amy Hollingsworth Amy Kline Marianna Kline Lori Lard Wendy Lauderback Sherry Lowry Adam Manuwal Jennifer Martens Melanie McClain Tommy Mitchell Charles Murphy Jacob Noftsger QOXFRESHMEN ? YW Q M 4 ,X ,v.. '- 1 'W gift , , . fW'.f No Photo Available Available 5 We ,aa, , i ' I ' ' 1 A ifi 'L x y i , 'N' ig , , g at ii J,aa i Q -1 wt ,,' , ,,. ' 1 ,T V 'S- 5 f 3 1 U, at Q L , 4 W gy 'ik f , , ,aL.a J , A , ' hu , . L i 2 ,yyf 'N I 1?:,: a y A T .. W 1 Q o. M Q I 5 E R l' Wi tfi W, X 3" i it J ry i M. f, 2. ' ' Lf , 5? 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SEVENTH GRADEX93 Amy Alderfer Mandy Bailey Kerri Bash Shaindel Beers Ann Marie Bradley Jenny Brittin Brandon Calhoun Amy Diangikis Toni Duff Jason Ellis Mike Gardner Kevin Glover Karen Hagenbush Rachelle Hall Gabrielle Hand Elizabeth Harley Joel Harrington Matt Heckaman Dennis Helton Lon Helton Laura Hensley Rhonda Hessling Lindsey Hinderer Kathy Hollingsworth Justin Holzwart Monica Humes Roy Hurley Jason Lewis Jake McFarland Claudia McGrath Roger McKinney Stephany OyDell Eric Ousley Mark Ousley Chad Pantle Lindsey Pennington Brian Perdieu Michelle Quick Ben Reese Larry Rice Walter Seitner Jason Shafer Celina Snead Nicole Treesh Jason Trump Geneva Trusty Bonnie Weldon Amanda Winters 94fSIXTH GRADE v N0 Photo A a lable - 1 l E 1' ff' 1' . , s.. , X at HL, A 1 -WM V 5' if 15" 16 ' , V K A Z 2, 2 me f -al f 2 f 1 i.,nx'3+m.,. ' ' , nf ,Q-Q.. 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K C az F W 5 E Q F Al 'ii'i5'34 , 9, 5 M .,,- 'f ' .., , Patricia Adams Ryan Andrews Amber Bammel Greg Ballinger William Barcus Paul Baty Adria Beers Sarah Bubp Jimmy Burroughs Allison Calhoun Justin Carlton Brandon Carter Ronnie Craft April Cudney Dustin Davis Johnny Deason Bill Downey Carrie Downing Stephanie Duff Tonya Duff Monti Dunlap Derek Eby Ryan Faulstich Gregg Ferguson Matt Fishburn Jesse Flynn Nichole Garner Jeff Good Adam Gudeman Joseph Hamer Richard Hartman Joni Hartle Angela Harrell Elizabeth Hayn Ernest Heiman Shannon Heiman Mark Hensley Nicholas I-lite Jessica Hooker Robbie Hurley Aaron Hutchison Brandon Isom Rhonda Lagenour Pamela Lightner Stephanie Llovet Rachel Lowry Jensen Marlin Brian Mehlop Andy McCay Amber Morgan Davina Mullins Ryon Nettrouer Brian Nick Danny Perdieu Paul Reese Morgan Rich Matthew Rose Bruce Salyer Adam Smith Timmy Stevens Sara Treesh Tracy Ummel Kari VanDerWeele Jennifer Vires Daniel Wagers Kevin Weldon Lucas Wilhelm Sandra Wilhelm Johnny Willard Leroy Woods Barry Zahn Jennifer Zentz FIRST GRADEf99 Cassandra Atkins Chad Bailey Melissa Baker Robyn Baker Joshua Bammel Chad Beatty Michelle Birk Dustin Brown Jennifer Burkett Samantha Burns Joshua Carlton Tyler Chittum Kevin Cole Shane Conrad Anthony Crow William Deason Jennifer Diangikis Deane Dipert Jennifer Dunlap Jodie Emerick Kevin Faulstich Andrew Ferguson Merrill Fishburn Quentin Flagg Angela Flory Travis Good Crystal Harrison Matthew Harrold Keith Hartman Michelle Hartman Jaime Hasko Edna Heiman Kevin Heiman Dustin Howell Chris Hurd Shannon Hutchinson Wendy Isom Ashley Kendall Malisa Krathwohl Elizabeth Long Laurine McKee Melissa Miller Sandra Milliser Amy Moeller Emily Nifong Jamie Orcutt Laura Peden Ashley Rex Amber Rooney Ryan Sampson James Samuels Jonathan Samuels Johnathon Seitner Brandon Shafer Nicholas Shafer Matthew Shirk David Siegrist Gwendolyn Smith Marci Smith Mcihael Stafford Bryan Thomas Joshua VanVactor Tyler Wagers Kiara Wagoner K, P al 5 2 'WGBH if N 1 PSF A I DI Q fl? ,vw- Jeremy Wallace Sarah Webb Laura Welborn Robyn Wireman Richard Woods Tara Yazel April Zentz 100f KINDERGARTEN Kham 'QQM xfingbii f Top - Cooks - Left to Right - Cathy Eley, Lunchroom Assistant, Ellen DeWitt, Cook, Wah- neeta Watson, Cookg Rosemary DePue, Lunch- room Assistantg Mary Hooker, Head Cook. Center Left - BUS DRIVERS - Left to Right - Row 1 - Mary Shidler, Paulette Detwiler, Dianna Overmyer, Duretta Yoquelet. Row 2 - Dennis Bailey, David Stults, Richard Davenport - Transportation Coordinator. Center Right - Fred Van Duyne - Head Custo- dians. Lower Left - Carole Ringle, Custodian, Rose Ar- chambeault - Custodian. Bottom Left - Bill Stults - Custodian. Bottom Right - Darlene Cowger A Custodian. Not Shown - Custodians Don Arick, Walt Co- plen, Alice Shenefield. l STAFFV101 Jon Alcorn, Mathematics and Comput- ers Carol Arnette, Elementary P.E. Beverly Barrett, Grade 3 Suzanne Belcher, Speech and Hearing Therapist Kevin Bennitt, Mathematics Cheryl Bright, Grade 3 Tami Brock, Vocal Music Barbara Brown, Grade 1 Donna Burroughs, At Risk Guidance Sandra Burroughs, Instrumental Music Deborah Calhoun, Grade 3 Ginger Calhoun, Social Studies and Business Michelle Cook, Instructional Assistant Eugene Cooper, Science Lori Cox, Grade 1 Boyd Davis, Health and P.E. Raymond Davis, Instructional Assis- tantfClerk Wilma Doll, JESSE Aide Jackie Edwards, Instructional Assistant Mary Gates, LDXEMR Teacher - Ele- mentary Valerie Harley, Grade 1 Julie Harner, Jr-Sr High EMRXLD Teacher Edith Hastings, Special Education Teacher Karen Heltzel, Jr'Hi TMR Teacher Phoebe Heishman, Speech and English Tami Henderson, Kindergarten Chris Hulse, Kindergarten Charles Hutchinson, Vocational Agri- culture Barbara Johnson, Grade 2 George Kariger, Grade 5 Devon Kitch, Jr. Hi. Mathematics Anita Krom, Instructional Assistant Rockie Levi, Spanish and French Jolinda Lucas, Health and P.E. Ed Miller, Art 102fFACULTY Ad il' Kay Miller, Grade 2 Nancy Miller, English Joan Monteleone, JESSE Aide Judith Morris, Grade 6 Dorothy Nellans, Grade 4 Mark Neukam, Industrial Arts Karen Oberly, Hearing Impaired Charles Redinger, Jr. Hi. Science Wanneta Reichart, English Carol Schmidlapp, Home Economics Brenda Sherk, Jr. Hi. Reading and En- glish Sonya Shivers, Instructional Assistant Marsha Smith, Kindergarten Kim Snyder, Grade 4 Eugene Snyder, Health and Social Studies Lois Trump, Grade 2 Tim Van Duyne, Grade 6 Portia Wampler, Grade 1 Eileen Washburn, Grade 5 Linda Weaver, Business Phil Weybright, Health and Social Studies James Wysong, Social Studies Linda Young, Art Not Shown - Mary Jackson, Librarian FACULTYU03 Ted Chittum, Principal, Junior- Senior High School. B.S. and M.S., Indiana State University. Administrative Endorsement, Indiana State University Ronald A. Leichty, Elementary School Principal. B.S., Goshen College. M.S., Indiana State Uni- versity. Ed.S., Indiana State University. Daniel Miller, Guidance Direc- tor. B.S. Manchester College. M.S. Ball State University. Donna Burroughs, At-Risk Counselor. B.A., DePauw. B. Mus., DePauw. M.S., Indiana University. Eugene Snyder, Athletic Direc- tor. B.S., Manchester College. M.S., St. Francis. Darlene Van Der Weele, School Nurse. BSN, Ball State Universi- ty. IOMADMINISTRATION Amauzmm Jean Redinger, Office Clerk, High School. Lois Edmonds, Office Clerk, High School. Debra Nifong, Office Clerk, Ele- mentary School. Jane Mechling, Library Aide. I E 5 Joy Hall, Secretary. f Shelia Shivers, Treasurer. OFFICE STAFFXIO5 Top - BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES - Lawrence E. Houin - Secretaryg Alice Morrill - Vice Presidentg Jerry W. Gates - Presi- dentg Charles Middaugh - Memberg Tracy Rowe - Member. Lower Right - William E. Rohl, Superinten- dent. 106fSCHOOL BOARD 8z SUPERINTENDENT Sup' tfr .Cabal Bmw! GRGUPS Top Right - FUTURE FARMERS OFFI- CERS - Row 1 - Vice President Richard Miller, President Lee Leffert, Treasurer Phil Micidauglmi Row 2 - Secretary Mike Sherman, Reporter Jamie Flory, Sentinel Sonny Personette. Center Right -W FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERICA -- Row 1 - Rich Miller, Lee Leffert. Row 2 M Bryan Hall, Rich Ro- epopo, Mike Sherman, Phil Middaugh, Ja- mie Flory, Russell Marchand, Rick Hutch- inson - Sponsor. Row 3 -- John Bradley, Cory Holler, Mark Mrslntire, John Vana- tor, Mike Curry. Row 4 W Brian Johnson, 108!GROUPS O E 5' R 5 Eric Barlow, Jeff Umbaugh, Brooks Rhodes, Lower Right -- FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA - Sitting - Kris Capes, Nicole Van Dusn, Stacy Shirk, Nicole Krom, Karyn Gordon, Melis- sa Kline, Amy Morris, Abby Manuwal, Jennifer McKinney, Debbie Trump, Car- men Gates, Leah Eley, Karra Thompson, Angi Becker, Jennifer Trump, Shannon Marks. Standing - Nicolelleinzmann, Amy Perclieu, Troy Dunlap, Chris Redlin, Damon Leichty, Steve Hudspeth, Chad Johnson, Ted Middleton, Nick Wood. Upper Left W FRESHMAN CLASS UFFL CERS M- President Stephanie Wood, Sec- retary Wendy Barbour, Treasurer Amy Kline. Not Shown - Vice President Jen- nie Martens. Center Left -- Sth GRADE CLASS OFFI- CERS -- President Tom Quimby, Treasure er Craig Ellis, Secretary Amy Eley. Not Shown Treasurer Andy Nifong. Lower Left - 'fish GRADE CLASS OFFI- CERS - President. Jason Smith, Vice President Eric Clark, Treasurer Heather Leichty, Secretary Marie Hulse. 4 if as l , SX- ,pr ,M .. HIV' 2 7 - lf' l i Pop - FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF XMERICA - Row 1 - Kim Crow, Lisa Xlderfer, Lori Weston, Angi Becker, Jo- ianna Hoeffer, Jennifer Trump, Stacy Shirk, April Baker. Row 2 -- Melanie vIcClain, Sherry Lowry, Michelle Vanator, Iuiie Hill, Sponsor Carol Schrnidlapp, -leather Culp, Lucinda Rhodes, Erin ?'lory, Sherry Carter. Row 3 W Kris Capes, fennifer Bostwick, Leah Eley, Carmen Rates, Karra Thompson, Kelly Hanley, Deanna Cooper, Denise Cooper, Lisa Pe- aak, Erica Hensley, Nicole Van Dusen, Donna Overmyer, Heather Clemons, Mari- anne Kline. Row 4 - Nikki Krom, Tammy Savage, Tracy Dickson, Melissa DePoy, Pam Davenport, Peggy Rickman, Veronica Dambrauskas, Michelle Thomas, Michelle Smith, Kathy Hibner. Row 5 - Amy Kline, Tery Harley, Sandy Shipley, Hazel Campbell, Kathy Anagnostou, Melissa Kline, Karyn Gordon. Lower Left - STUDENT LIBRARIANS W- Row 1 - Steve Hudspeth, Chris Redlin, Chris Lacher. Row 2 - Amy Sechrist, Lisa Miller, Dawn Miller, Jaime Mullaney, Jodi Grossman. Row 3 - Tausha Hissong, Gina LaVanway, Tamar Troyer, Sandy Shipley, Kris Capes, Sarah Schiabach, Linda Bal- linger. Lower Right - INTRAMURALS - Row 1 - Chad Overmyer, John Dietl, Brian Johnson, Gary Williams, Cory Hollar. Row 2 - Amy Morris, Troy Dunlap, Jeff Thompson, Wiley Powell, Leah Eley, Abby Manuwalf Row 3 W Nick Wood, An- dre' Nicodemus, Greg Becker, David Trump. FHA Sells Pizza GROUP Sf 109 , fi 1 away M 5 at wif - -inn WW' The purpose of the Just Say No Club is to help students learn to say no -to drugs, to cheating, to anything that is against their values. The club was organized this year by Donna Burroughs. The club has one social and one community activity per month. Top - JUST SAY NO CLUB M- Row 1 4- Jeff Nieb, Stephanie Martin, KrystalWolf, Kendra Atkins, Roxanne Jankovich, ,Mef lissa Shafer, Jennifer Miiiiser, Carolyn Griffith. Row 2 -M Chris Crow, Tommi f Quimby, Tina Quimby, Ann Stockherger, 1 101 GROUPS Ryan Morris, Robert Good, Chris McLaughlin. Row 3 - Niel Sexton, Rich Ziegler, Haley Hipskind, Tom Quimby, Shelton Hensley, Craig Ellis, Ben Tolson. Row 4 - Jason Gordon, Melissa Shaw, Heather Leichty, Stephanie Cox, Mary Hensley, Carrie Heckaman, Casie Bishop, Jeremy Snead. Row 5 M- Danielle Hand, Christa McGrath, Craig Miller, Leon Cowger, Shannon Shafer, Bryan McGowan, Jamie Hartman, Trevor I-Iinderer. Lower Left - FELLOWSHIP OF CHRIS- TIAN ATHLETES -- How l - Kathy AI agnostou, Kirk Nellans, Kelly Hanley. Le of Ladder - Lucinda Rhodes, Marty Mai tin, Gina Hollar. Ladder -- Jennife Trump, Angi Becker, Jodi Grossman Right of Ladder - Jon Alcorn, Sponso Lower Right - HIGH SCHOOL SPEL ING TEAM W Row 1 - Nicole Kro Sarah Schlabach, Lori Lard, Jaime Mu laney, Row 2 - Lis Pesak, Erica I-Iensleg Amy Kline, Laura Brown. Row 3 -- Ma Krom, Kirk Neilans, Todd Redlin, Sponsr Rookie Levi. e During the summer of '88, Jaime Mul- laney, Dawn Miller, and Teri Harley placed 27, 31 and 34 out of 119 competitors in the State Forestry Judging Contest and placed 8th as a 4-H team and 11th overall, The second team from Argos placed 13th and was composed of Nicole Heinzmann, Stacy Shirk, and Amee Van Der Weele. During the spring of '89, the team placed lst and 2nd in the County 4-H and FFA Forestry Judging Contest. Jaime Mullaney was high individual. The third individual was Dawn Miller. The High School Spelling Team compet- ed at John Glenn in October. They achieved a First in Division IV but did not score high enough to compete at State. Top Left -- NEWSPAPER STAFF - Row 1 - Teri Harley. Row 2 - Amy Mor- ris, Joey Stone, Debora Trump, Marty Martin, Dawn Miller, Sarah Norman, Bottom - JUNIOR HIGH SPELLING TEAM - Row 1 - Haley Hipskin, Melise sa Shaw, Heather Leichty, Amee Van Der Weele, Roxanne J ankovich. Row 2 -- Rob- ert Good, Chad Brown, Ben Tolson, Ryan Morris, Jeremy Snead, Karl Pesak. Top Right - FORESTRY JUDGING TEAM - Row 1 - Teri Harley, Stacy Shirk, Jamie Mullaney. Row 2 -- Nicole Heinzmann, Todd Redlin, Dawn Miller. Just Say No Club Organized GROUPSX1 11 Y fi ref ty. sie' sf' qs mf , 51392 H .,,V -,'1Y, I , , H we ,, , ,, ie ' 'L""' W ,ES " YZ' rf I les is A"A " My V ' ' E' We LL,, p, M A, , A, , 5, I L I aaic ff , fL ' aivicshl T 5 or f g"' ' - I I iaoh ei oiar L di " 14 " V ' e f' ,i. ,, ,Wo Top Left -M ELEMENTARY OFFICE HELPERS - Angi Becker, Veronica Dam- brauskas, Karyn Gordon, Donna Over- myer, Carmen Gates, Melissa Kline. Top Right - HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE HELPERS -- Row 1 - Kim Crow, Mi- S Conducts Paper Drive IIZXGROUPS chelle Thomas, Lucinda Rhodes, Tanya Troyer. Row 2 -- Michelle Vanator, Tammy Savage, Teri Harley, Debbie Trump, Lora Alderfer, Lisa Alderfer. Bottom -- HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -- Row 1 -- Chris Redlin, Chad Johnson, Jeff Thompson, Matt Krorn, Kirk Nellans. Row 2 -- Chris Shaw, Damon Leichty, Chris Thomas, Kathy Anagnostou, Michelle Thomas, Sa- rah Norman, Tim Norman, Brian Dille. The Office Helpers' duties included col- lecting and recording daily attendance, an- swering the telephone, distributing the mail, greeting patrons, occasional typing, and other duties assigned by Mr. Chittum, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Edmonds, and Mrs. Re- dinger. All Office Helpers are familiar with the schoo1'e word processing program, THE BANKSTREET WRITER, and en- ter data, construct, store, and print letters with it. The NHS conducted a Rock-A-Then for twelve hours and gave their earnings to charity. They also held a paper drive, sponsored a dance, and sponsored Careers Day. The Junior High NHS held a Sweet- heart Dance in February and worked as escorts at theSixth Grade Orientation pro- gram. I - ' Top Left - JUNIOR HIGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Row 1 - Neil Sex- ton, Melissa Shaw, Heather Leichty, Trav- is Miller. Row 2 - Jenny Umbaugh, Amee Van Der Weeie, Carrie Brown, Robert Bar- cus. Row 3 -- Jeremy Bostwick, Greg Trump, Eric Clark, Scott Ludwig, Todd Hissong, Josh Hammond, Craig Ellis. Bottom Left - STUDENT COUNCIL - Row l - Tracy Kline, Ryan Morris, Greg Trump, Brian Powell, Todd Hissong, Londa Davenport. Row 2 -- Rich Rospopo, Tammy Savage, Steve Hudspeth, Carmen Gates, Melissa Kline. Row 3 - Gayld Stults, Greg Becker, Damon Leichty, Keith Norman, Preston Edwards, Gretchen Thompson, Kerry Harshbaxger. Upper Right - SENIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS - Treasurer Deb Trump, Vice Pres- ident Chris Redlin, President Eric Barlow. Not Shown - Secretary Tammy Ellis. Center Right - JUNIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS - President Brian Diile, Vice Presi- dent Cory Dennie, Secretary Kirk Nellans, Treasurer Lee Leffert. Bottom Right - SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - Row 1 - Secretary Nicole Krom, Treasurer Chris O'Dei1. Row 2 N- President Stacy Shirk, Vice President Jen- nifer Bostwick. Student Council sponsored Homecoming. They also collected food for Family Bas- kets to be donated at Christmas. They or- ganized a junior-senior high school olym- pic competition in May. The Student Council helped to plan assemblies. They also examined the revisions proposed for the Student Handbook and considered complaints from students about programs and procedures. GROUPSM13 'X Upper Left M KITCHEN HELPERS - Joey Stone, Andy Vires, Cory Holler, Chris Lacher, Richard Davenport. Lower Left - Sitting - Andy Stone, Jen- nifer Trump. Standing -N Bruce Johnson -- Violet Richardson, Wendy Smith, Lu' cinda Rhodes, Tim Detwiler, Richard Hundt. Upper Right -- FUTURE EDUCATORS- - Row 1 -- Johanna Hoeffer, Jennifer Me- Kirmey, Tammy Savage, Jodi Grossman, Stacy Shirk, Teri Harley, Shelley Singrey, 1 141' GROUPS Row 2 -- Amy Sechrist, Karra Thompson, Gina Hollar, Tanya. Creekbaum, Dawn Milier, Nicole Heinzman, Abby Manuwal. Row 3 Q- Jaime Mullaney, Sarah Schla- bach, Kris Capes, Melissa Kline, Karyn Gordon, Tausha Hissong. Row 4 M- Nicole Krom, Jennifer Bostwick, Donna Over' myer, Nicole Van Duaen, Lisa Pesak, Erica Hensley. Row 5 W Lucinda Rhodes, Amy Kline, Erin Flory. Lower Right - SUNSHINE SOCIETY - Row 1 -- Sponsor Julie Hamer, Lisa Al- derfer, Tammy Savage, Johanna Hoeffer, Angi Becker, Kim Crow, Sponsor Jean Re- dinger. Row 2 - Amy Sechrist, Tracy Dickson, Melissa DePoy, Teri Harley, Shelley Singrey, Jennifer McKinney, Deb- bie Trump, Lora Alderfer. Row 3 N- Dawn Miller, Jodi Grossman, Jaime Mullaney, Amy Morris, Kelly Hanley, Leah Eley, Karra Thompson, Abby Manuwal, Carmen Gates. Row 4 - Gina Holler, Nicole Heinz- man, Kim Harrington, Sherry Lowry, Ni- cole Van Dusen, Stacy Shirk, Meiissa Kline, Nicole Krom, Tausha Hissong. Row 5 - Heather Culp, Amy Kline, Dana Alf derfer, Lori Lard, Wendy Barbour, Greta chan Thompson, Lucinda Rhodes, Heather Clemons. Row 6 -+ Gayle Stults, Stephanie Wood, Kerry Harshbarger. li'-'--"-""H I 3 Upper Left - YEARBOOK STAFF - 5 Row 1 -W Abby Manuwal, Leah Eley, Car- men Gates, Karra Thompson, Jennifer Mc- , Row 2 -- Sandy Shipley, Shelley Singrey, Angi Becker, Kelly Hanley, Lora Alderfer, Lisa Alderfer. Row 3 - Sponsor ,Linda Weaver, Jennifer Trump, Tanya ,Troyer, Lori Weston, Kim Crow. Upper ,Right - YEARBOOK AD SALES TEAMS -- Row 1 - Kris Capes, Karra Thompson, Jennifer McKinney, Carmen ' Gates, Leah Eley, Abby Manuwal. Row 2 - Lora Alderfer, Lisa Alderfer, Kim Crow, 'Karyn Gordon, Gina Hollar, Jodi Gross- man. . Bottom - PEP CLUB - Row lem Jenni- il' if 5 lf , 5 i l l fer Bostwick, Melissa Kline, Gayle Stults, Leah Eley, Stephanie Wood. Carmen Gates, Nicole Krom, Stacy Shirk, Gretchen Thompson. Row 2 - Tracy Dickson, Pam Davenport, Michelle Thomas, Angi Becker, Dehora Trump, Jodi Grossman, Gina LaVanway. Row 3 - Chris Butler, John Vanator, Marty Martin, Doug Ste- vens, Andre' Nicodemus, Kirk Nellans, Kelly Hanley. Row 4 - Lucinda Rhodes, Amy Kline, Michelle Vanator, Julie Hill, Dana Alderfer, Rusty Perdieu, Abby Manuwal. Row 5 v- Lori Lard, Kerry Harshbarger, Michelle Smith, Wendy Bar- bour, Londa Davenport, Amy Eley, Carrie Brown. Row 6 - Carrie Heckaman, Melis- 3 1 L+ 1 4, sa Shaw, Ben Tolson, Craig Ellis, Dawn Martin, Tommi Quimby. Row 7 Y Tracy Kline, Marie Hulse, Heather Leichty, Christa McGrath. Jennifer And Karra Break Ad Sales Record GROUPSH15 fri' -Ll Ml 5 we ,,4,,,., liii ,Zi 131 g I ,Z 2: J1,y' ski: 'Q A-531 fr? ..,,, 'fl ' if eg 3 vSqfI"Q:,, ,M -gem ' uf' ,4 I I V 'fr """l! '15- iw is Y ,,, ., , V , rx, 17, Vtyyv xi 1. Q .,,,,,,,,,,, 4, - 3 4 .L 4 vi ., 44 b 4.7.44 f, ,, , cfrn 2 2 SMKI7? . "'-A X ef, A--Ji C+' , W ,. ,A., . , v . . , . X ,M e , .. -1.-:Asif , saklffxm'-' - : - -J cm' W A V I . .. . ,," i Z' A fe ,ge N,,, in g f f 2 4 x . A W H ri mf' st ' ' , y ,,,, , N , A if , My 4- ,lg W- Hg.. M f 8 e I : . ""' we ,,,V ,1,,Ale,j," ' ' ,YQPEV5 Li' j f'k, 2 ' H , ' V ' , gf' , , it 'J zwff 5 ' .. gm , , 2, 'ir , ' W"""'W"""f'M-W R' ' r ' 1, M,, ' , - 3 . ,,.....,., M., WW , if ,A X ' ",' ,',, f ."' l ' ' I f , fr ' V 'Q I W W ff , W, . .. " ' ' - 1ry,,,ii,ei,Ev f',, of .,,-- I A ff f ff Ayy' - ' I- Music Groups Have Early Practices HGXGROUPS Upper Left - POM PONS - Row 1 - Tracy Dickson, Angi Becker, Jaime Mul- lsney. Row 2 - Lori Lard, Michelle Smith, Karyn Gordon, Wendy Barbour. Row 3 -W Kris Capes, Julie Hill, Amy Kline. Upper Right M FLAGS - Row 1 - Mi- chelle Thomas, Kelly Hanley, Jodi Gross- man. Row 2 - Jennifer Trump, Pam Dav- enport. Bottom - HIGH SCHOOL SWING CHOIR - Row 1 - Jennifer McKinney, Teri Harley. Row 2 - Johanna Hoeffer, Melissa Kline, Gretchan Thompson, Wen- dy Barbour, Amy Morris, Jennifer Bostwick. Row 3 - Amy Kline, Stacy Shirk, Lori Lard, Michelle Smith. Row 4 - Jeremy Hartle, Bruce Johnson, Lee Lef- fert, Preston Edwards. The Swing Choir practices in the morn- ings before school between 7:00 and 7:30 a.m. two or three times a week -- more often before a performance. They per- formed for churches, 4-H banquets, the AHS Alumni Banquet, and at the fall, Christmas, and spring concerts. Flags and Poms also practiced before school started. They performed at the Varsity basketball games. 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As your friendly neighborhood bank, we know that you need more than just financial services. You need good service from friendly, caring people. Ameritrust National Bank takes pride in bringing you the finest quality in financial services. Whether you use our Main office or one of our many banking centers, you'll always get the best service we have to of- fer. At Ameritrust National Bank, you're always the Main Event. Main Office 0 Concord 0 Eastside 0 Greenleaf 0 North- side 0 Osolo 0 Parkmor 0 Pierre Moran 0 Southwest 0 Bristol 0 Goshen 0 Nappanee 0 Plymouth 0 Warsaw ADVERTISER'S INDEX merican Family Insurance, 118. meritrust, 142. nco Office Products, 118. rgos Beauty Shop, 119. rgos Door Company, 118. rgos Fire Dept., 128. rgos Lumber Company, 130. rgos Medical Center, 131. rgos News Stand, 118 rgos Pharmacy, 130. rgos Public Library, 118. rgos Video, 118. ailey's Hardware, 118. ailey's Sales 8: Services, 118. odyshapers, 118. OF Plastics, 127. osworth's, 142 otancial Gardens, 125. ottorff Chiropractic Clinic, 18. owen Printing, Inc. 118. uckeye Ag-Center, Inc., 131. Chi-am Inn, Inc., 118. Century 21 lRon Beckerj, 122. Clemens Service, 119. Coca-Cola, 124. Coursey Construction, 118. Culligan Soft Water Service, 118. Dairy Queen, 122. Don Calhoun, 141. Dr. Jeff Badell, D.D.S., 118 Early Learning Nursery School, 118. Eley Forest Products, Inc., 126. Family Fare, 122. Farm Bureau Insurance, 121. Fashion Crossroads, Plymouth, 121. Fashion Crossroads, Rochester, 121. First Federal Savings Bank, 122. First Source Bank, 133. Grandma's Kitchen, 126 Gregory Winteregg, D.D.S., 119. Grossman's Funeral Home, 119 Gingham Gallery, 121. Haycraft's, 124. Hayloft Restaurant, 119. Herbalife, 119. Holland's Hardware, 127. Inwood Feed 8: Grain, 122. JCPenny, 119. Jennings Mr. Insurance, 136. Jerry's Auto Sales 8: Service, 127 Joe's, 135. JO-MAR TRAVEL, 121. Joy's Cozy Cafe, 128. Kay's Beauty Salon, 123. Kline Motors, 119. Lambdin Family Drugs, 121. Lobdell Emergy, 129 Log House Inn, 119. McDonald's Studio, 140. Miller's Merry Manor, Inc., 124. Miller's Super Value, 125. Mr. Trophy, 126. Mundy's Family Restaurant, 119. Mundy's Furniture, 123. Norcen Bank, 138. North Central Pallets, Inc., 119. O 8: H Jewelers, 119. Oliver Ford-Lincoln Mercury, 133. Orr's Florist, 121. Park-N-Shop, 129. Pioneer Federal Savings, 123. Pizza King, 121. Pizza Hut, 124. Plymouth Club Fitness, 125. Plymouth Fertilizer Co., Inc., 122. Plymouth Veterinary Clinic, 119. Ponderosa, 123. Price's Village Valet, 119. Quick's Lanes, 123. Reese Equipment, 128. REMC, 121. Ristance Products, 137. Sherwin Williams, 123. Sowinski, Easterday 8: Ummel, 119. State Farm Insurance, Fred Benner, Agent, 122 Stewart Supply Co., Inc., 119. Sunsation, 119. The Studio of Dance and Gymnastics, 132. Teacher's Credit Union, 132. Toni's Hair Hut 8: Tanning, 119. Treat's Squire Shop, 128. United Car Parts, 127. U.S. Postal Service, 119. Vanadco Signs, 126. Wagers Salvage, 134. Weddings and Special Occasions - Kevin L. Dunham, 119. Wickes Lumber, 125. Woodlawn Hospital, 139 Xaver Cleaners, 119. Yoder's Sports, Inc., 122. Young's T.V. and Appliance, 119. . INDEX! 143 A Alderfer, Dana 12, 81, 90, 114, 115. Alderfer, Lisa 2, 18, 21, 42, 109, 112, 114, 115. Alderfer, Lora 2, 18, 21, 42, 112, 114, 115. Anagnostou, Kathy 18, 37, 42, 66, 109, 110, 112. Anagnostou, Tony 37, 68, 78, 90. Andrews, Byron 64, 93. Andrews, Doug 78, 90. Atkins, Kendra 58, 81, 92, 110. B Bailey, Kyri 12, 13, 42, 52, 74, 90. Baker, April 52, 90, 109. Ballinger, Linda 42, 52, 90, 109. Ballinger, Rocky 18. Barbour, Billy 18, 25, 34, 64, 77, 78. Barbour, Wendy 12, 36, 52, 61, 80, 81, 90, 108, 114, 115, 116. Barcus, Robert 81, 92, 113. Barlow, Eric 18, 24, 35, 40, 42, 43, 44, 46, 47, 48, 108, 113. Bash, Cassaundra 77, 86. Becker, Angi 13, 18, 25, 34, 37, 42, 84, 108, 109, 110, 112, 114, 115, 116. Becker, Greg 10, 42, 67, 88, 109, 113. Berger, Tony 81, 93. Betz, Earl 59, 81, 93. Bishop, Casie 92, 110. Bixel, Mike 10, 14, 51, 71, 90. Blevins, Dusty 66, 90. Bostwick, Jennifer 12, 13, 52, 56, 60, 81, 88, 109, 113, 114, 115, 116. Bostwick, Jeromy 54, 59, 81, 93, 113. Bowers, Mark 90. Bradley, Jim 79, 92. Bradley, John 18, 20, 42, 70, 84, 108. Brown, Carrie 58, 59, 60, 79, 92, 113, 115. Brown, Chad 58, 59, 64, 79, 81, 93, 111. Brown, Laurie 78, 86, 110. Butler, Chris 18, 32, 42, 43, 56, 57, 78, 115. C Calvert, Lyndee 93. Campbell, Hazel 19, 20, 72, 109. Capes, Kris 6, 12, 42, 77, 88, 108, 109, 114, 115, 116. Carter, Sherry 90, 109. Chilton, Jason 92. 144!INDEX Student Index Clark, Eric 58, 59, 79, 81, 93, 108, 113. Clemons, Heather 78, 90, 109, 114. Cooper, Deanna 56, 86, 109. Cooper, Denise 56, 86, 109. Cowger, Leon 79, 92, 110. Cowger, Michael 88. Cox, Stephanie 36, 58, 59, 81, 92, 110. Creekbaum, Tanya 69, 86, 114. Cripe, Matt 58, 59, 79, 93. Crow, Christina 81, 93, 110. Crow, Kim 2, 19, 20, 42, 109, 112, 114, 115. Crum Duane 58, 59, 79, 92. Culp, Heather 90, 109. Curry, Michael 10, 51, 55, 88, 108. D Dambrauskas, Veronica 19, 37, 42, 109, 112. Davenport, Londa 58, 59, 60, 79, 92, 113, 115. Davenport, Pam 6, 19, 21, 78, 109, 115, 116. Dean, Jennifer 81, 93. Dean, Mark 55, 90. Denney, Travis 19, 34. Dennie, Cory 10, 43, 47, 49, 86, 113. DePoy, Melissa 19, 72, 109, 114. Detwiler, Tim 88. DeVault, Dianne 88. Dickson, Tracy 19, 25, 78, 109, 114, 115, 116. Dietl, John 10, 19, 32, 109. Dietl, Steven 73, 88. Dille, Brian 46, 49, 86, 112, 113. Dunlap, Troy 10, 14, 15, 86, 108, 109. E Ecklebarger, Justin 90. Edwards, Preston 2, 10, 41, 51, 81, 88, 113, 116. Eley, Amy 58, 59, 60, 79, 92, 108, 115. Eley, Leah 61, 69, 86, 108, 109, 114, 115. Ellis, Craig 58, 59, 64, 81, 92, 108, 110, 113, 115. Ellis, Tammy 3, 13, 19, 25, 35, 42, 60, 61, 80, 113. Elmore, Elizabeth 92. ' F Fee, Jamie 88. Flory, Erin 90, 109, 114. Flory, Jamie 44, 86, 108. Fritter, Lee 92. G Ganshorn, Chris 90. Gardner, Rich 92. Gates, Carmen 7, 13, 14, 15, 39, 42, 43, 52, 61, 78, 86, 108, 109, 112, 113, 114, 115. Geldner, Miranda 81. Good, Robert 79, 93, 110, 111. Goodrich, David 92. Gordon, Jason 92, 110. Gordon, Karyn 42, 88, 108, 109, 112, 114, 115, 116. Griffith, Carolyn 81, 93, 110. Grossman, Jodi 3, 6, 13, 42, 56, 78, 86, 109, 110, 114, 115, 116. Guyse, Eric 92. Guyse, Patrick 79, 93. H Hall, Bryan 86, 108. Hammel, Scott 81, 90. Hammond, Joshua 81, 93, 113. Hand, Danielle 79, 81, 93, 110. Hanley, Kelly 3, 4, 6, 43, 52, 56, 81, 86, 109, 110, 114, 115, 116. Harley, Teri 22, 32, 41, 42, 81, 109, 111, 112, 114, 116. Harrington, Greg 90. Harrington, Kim 81, 88, 114. Harshbarger, Doug 21, 22, 78. Harshbarger, Kerry 7, 12, 13, 15, 36, 42, 56, 57, 61, 68, 78, 90, 113, 114, 115. Hartle, Jeremy 2, 10, 40, 41, 51, 55, 81, 88, 116. Hartman, Eric 59, 79, 81, 93. Hartman, Jamie 92, 110. Heckaman, Carrie 58, 59, 60, 73, 79, 81, 92, 110, 115 Heinzmann, Nicole 3, 78, 86, 108, 111, 114. Henry, Preston 79. Hensley Brice 86. Hensley, Erica 84, 88, 109, 110, 114. Hensley Kim 93. Hensley Mary 81, 92, 110. Hensley Peggy 81, 88. Hensley Preston 79 93. Hensley, Shelton 59, 93, 110. Hibner, Adam 92. Hibner, Kathy 90, 109. Hill, Jason 55, 78, 90. Hill, Julie 6, 12, 56, 61, 90, 109, 115, 116. Hinderer, Trevor 59, 79, 92, 110. Hipskind, Haley 81, 92, 110, 111. Hissong, Tausha 42, 52, 78, 88, 109, 114. Hissong, Todd 58, 59, 64, 92, 113. Hoeffer, Johanna 22, 32, 41 42, 80, 81, 109, 114, 116. Hollar, Cory 10, 67, 88, 10E 109, 114. Hollar, Gina 7, 13, 16, 43, 52, 53, 66, 69, 74, 78, 86, 110, 114, 115. Hollar, Greg 15, 75, 88. Hollingsworth, Amy 90. Hollingsworth, Mark 86. Hudspeth, Steve 10, 11, 22, 32, 34, 42, 43, 48, 49, 54, 55 56, 66, 108, 109, 113. Hulse, Marie 59, 60, 61, 79, 81, 93, 108, 115. Hundt, Richard 86, 114. 7 Hurford, Robert 73, 86. Hutchinson, Cara 79, 92. J Jankovich, Roxanne 81, 93, 110, 111. Johnson, Billy 22, 38. Johnson, Brian 14, 16, 21, 22, 32, 76, 108, 109. Johnson, Bruce 78, 88, 114, 116. Johnson, Chad 4, 10, 11, 29 22, 42, 43, 46, 49, 54, 55, 5 108, 112. Johnson, Harry 86. K Keller, Mike 58, 93. Ketcham, Sheila 81, 88. Kline, Amy 12, 42, 61, 78, 81, 90, 108, 109, 110, 114, 115, 116. Kline, Marianne 42, 90, 109 Kline, Melissa 61, 81, 88, 108, 109, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116. Kline, Todd 56, 88. Kline, Traci 59, 60, 61, 79, 81, 93, 113, 115. Krom, Matt 22, 35, 42, 56, 110, 112. Krom, Nicole 12, 15, 42, 60 88, 108, 109, 110, 113, 114, 115. L Lacher, Chris 21, 22, 34, 42 49, 51, 55, 109, 114. Lancaster, James 4, 15, 42, 86. Lappin, Lesli 86. Lard, Lori 12, 75, 81, 90, 110, 114, 115, 116. Lauderback, Louise 88. Lauderback, Wendy 90. LaVanway, Gina 20, 23, 42, 78, 108, 115. Leffert, Lee 40, 41, 44, 51, 70, 86, 108, 113, 116. Leichty, Damon 42, 51, 55, 86, 108, 112, 113. Leichty, Heather 59, 60, 61, 80, 81, 93, 108, 110, 111, 113, 115. Long, Chris 42, 78. Lowry, Sherry 81, 90, 109, 114. Ludwig, Scott 58, 59, 92, 113. M Manuwal, Abby 86, 108, 109, 114, 115. Manuwal, Adam 15, 42, 90. Manuwal, Seth 58, 92. Marchand, Robin 81, 93. Marchand, Russell 81, 88, 108. Marks, Rodney 93. Marks, Shannon 42, 70, 86, 108. Martens, Jennifer 12, 52, 76, 81, 90, 108. Martin, Dawn 59, 67, 79, 81, 92, 115. Martin, Marty 23, 25, 78, 110, 111, 115. Martin, Robert 86. Martin, Stephanie 58, 59, 81, 92, 110. McCalvin, Andy 92. McCalvin, Scottie 81, 88. McClain, Melanie 90, 109. McGowen, Bryan 58, 59, 92, 110. McGrath, Christa 60, 61, 79, 80, 81, 93, 110, 115. Mclntire, Mark 23, 42, 69, 70, 108. McKee, Matt 86. McKinney, Jennifer 2, 12, 13, 20, 23, 24, 38, 41, 42, 43, 52, 53, 80, 81, 108, 114, 115, 116, 148. McLaughlin, Chris 5, 23, 32, 43, 56, 57, 76, 110. Middaugh, Phil 10, 42, 43, 44, 51, 64, 70, 88, 108. iMiddleton, Chris 58, 59, 92. Middleton, Ted 2, 10, 11, 23, 43, 49, 55, 108. Miller, Craig 58, 93, 110. Miller, Dawn 13, 42, 52, 56, 86, 109, 111, 114. Miller, Lisa 2, 21, 23, 42, 109. Miller, Richard 44, 88, 108. Miller, Travis 81, 93, 113. Milliser, Jennifer 79, 81, 93, 110. Mitchell, Tommy 55, 56, 90. Morgan, Rich 88. Morris, Amy 3, 15, 37, 81, 86, 108, 109, 111, 114, 116. Morris, Ryan 58, 59, 79, 81, 93, 110, 111, 113. Mullaney, Jaime 42, 78, 86, 109, 110, 111, 114, 116. Murphy, Charles 56, 90. N Nellans, Kirk 64, 68, 77, 78, 79, 86, 110, 112, 113, 115. Nelson, Tonya 82. Newby, John 56. Nicodemus, Andre 23, 25, 56, 109, 115. Nicodemus, Ken 58, 59, 70, 79, 93. Nieb, Jeff 59, 79, 92, 110. Nifong, Andy 59, 64, 92, 108. Noftsger, Jacob 90. Noftsger, Roxie 30. Nolin, Chad 58, 59, 79, 93. Norman, Keith 10, 68, 86, 113. Norman, Sarah 42, 77, 86, 111, 112. Norman, Tim 42, 49, 51, 68, 87, 112. 0 O'Dell, Christopher 42, 64, 78, 88, 113. Okerbloom, Stephanie 36, 58, 67, 79, 81, 92. Olivarez, Frank 92. Overmyer, Chad 23, 32, 109. Overmyer, Danni 10, 51, 55, 78, 91. Overmyer, Donna 42, 75, 88, 109, 112, 114. P Parrish, Lori 21, 26. Paterson, Bill 87. Perdieu, Amy 87, 108. Perdieu, Rusty 54, 55, 91, 115. Personette, Sonny 44, 87, 108. Pesak, Karl 59, 81, 93, 111. Pesak, Lisa 75, 88, 109, 110, 114. Peters, Doug 93. Posey, Ricky 93. Powell, Bryan 58, 64, 92, 113. Powell, Wiley 10, 11, 14, 16, 26, 76, 109. Q Quimby, Tina 81, 93, 110. Quimby, Tom 58, 59, 92, 108, 110. Quimby, Tommi 79, 92, 115. R Redinger, Autumn 81, 93. Redlin, Chris 10, 21, 26, 42, 43, 46, 48, 49, 56, 108, 109, 112, 113. Redlin, Todd 42, 51, 56, 88, 110, 111. Reid, Eric 40, 71, 81, 91. Rhodes, Brooks 78, 87, 108. Rhodes, Lucinda 12, 42, 52, 78, 91, 109, 110, 112, 114, 115. Rickman, Peggy 5, 6, 26, 42, 56, 109. Rohl, Ryan 54, 79, 93. Romig, Elizabeth 37, 78, 91. Rospopo, Rich 25, 26, 34, 70, 73, 108, 113. Russell, Richard 81, 93. S Thompson, Karra 3, 13, 38, 43, 52, 53, 87, 108, 109, 114, 115, 148. Tolson, Ben 59, 79, 92, 110, Savage, Tammy 14, 16, 21, 24, 25, 34, 38, 42, 109, 112, 113, 114. Schlabach, Sarah 42, 88, 109, 110, 114. Schooley, LeRoy 93. Sechrist, Amy 24, 26, 42, 52 82, 109, 114. Sexton, Neil 81, 92, 110, 113. Shafer, Melissa 81, 93, 110. Shafer, Shanon 58, 59, 74, 92, 110. Shaw, Chris 51, 55, 87, 112. Shaw, Melissa 36, 58, 59, 72, 81, 92, 110, 111, 113, 115. Sherman, Mike 44, 56, 87, 108. Shipley, Sandy 24, 26, 38, 42, 109, 115. Shirk, Scott 10, 14, 20, 26, 36, 39, 40, 42, 46, 49, 55, 73. Shirk, Stacy 13, 15, 42, 43, 52, 61, 81, 88, 108, 109, 111, 113, 114, 115, 116. Shufelt, Matt 92. 111, 115. Troyer, Tamar 42, 91, 109. Troyer, Tanya 21, 27, 42, 112, 115. Trump, David 10, 42, 56, 67, 89, 109. Trump, Debora 3, 27, 42, 108, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115. Singrey, Shelley 27, 32, 42, 114, 115. Smith, Jason 79, 93, 108. Smith, Jeremy 89. Smith, Matt 93. Smith, 61, 81, Smith, Michelle 2, 12, 36, 91, 109, 115, 116. Mike 89. Smith, Wendy 30, 114. Snead, Jeremy 59, 79, 92, 110, 111. Stevens, Doug 27, 64, 115. Stockberger, Ann 81, 93, 110. Stockberger, Ron 51, 81, 91. Stockman, Steve 89. Stone, Andy 10, 51, 55, 56, 89, 114. Stone, Joey 4, 10, 27, 39, 43, 47, 49, 54, 55, 56, 67, 111, 114. Stults, Gayla 12, 42, 52, 60, 76, 78, 91, 113, 114, 115. Stutler, Randy 78, 87. T Thacker, Otis 91. Thomas, Chris 42, 64, 69, 78, 87, 112. Thomas, Michelle 6, 24, 27, 42, 78, 109, 112, 115, 116. Thompson, Gretchen 2, 12, 34, 36, 52, 56, 60, 71, 81, 91, 113, 114, 115, 116. Thompson, Jason 10, 11, 15, 42, 51, 55, 64, 89. Thompson, Jeff 27, 42, 43, 49, 64, 66, 69, 109, 112. Trump, Greg 58, 59, 79, 93, 113. Trump, Jennifer 14, 16, 24, 27, 37, 42, 84, 108, 109, 110, 114, 115, 116. U Umbaugh, Jeff 87, 108. Umbaugh, Jennifer 58, 59, 79, 92, 113. V Vanator, John 27, 78, 108, 115. Vanator, Michelle 42, 70, 78, 91, 109, 112, 115. Van Der Weele, Amee 6, 36, 58, 59, 72, '79, 92, 111, 113. Van Der Weele, Todd 10, 49, 55, 89. Van Dusen, Nicole 42, 89, 108, 109, 114. Vela, Rich 71. Vires, Amy 5, 81, 93. Vires, Andy 89, 114. W Warrick, Dawn 91. Westafer, Angie 92. Weston, Lori 24, 30, 109, 114. Wilhelm, Steve 10, 11, 42, 51, 89. Williams, Gary 10, 36, 73, 87, 109. Wolff, Krystal 81, 92, 110. Wood, Nick 108, 109. Wood, Stephanie 14, 39, 52, 56, 60, 78, 91, 108, 114, 115. Wright, Chad 91. Y Yeargin, John 79, 93. Yeazel, Tony 73, 92. Z Zarzazua, Amelia 30. Zeigler, Richard 58, 81, 92, 110. Zentz, BJ 79, 93. INDEX! 145 4+ ,iff MW f M' ,MM gk ff .IS 148f CLOSING RGUS DRAGONS The end of the 80s is a time to look back at the past and a time to look forward to the 90s. The end of a decade always brings speculation as to what challenges the new decade will bring in terms of the future - college, jobs, marriage, children, and scientific advance- ments. In looking back, we remember the Historical Tour we took in fourth grade and our visits to Potawatomi Zoo and McDonalds. We remem- ber Pioneer Day and studying dinasaurs in third grade and having picnics in the school yard. We played dodge ball, and the boys pushed their girlfriends on the swings. 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